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Title 16›Part VI — Development Standards

Article 4 — Recreational Vehicles

Santa Cruz County Planning Code · 2026-07 edition · updated 2026-07-25 · Santa Cruz County

16.13.630. Temporary placement.

Recreational vehicles placed temporarily in flood hazard areas shall:

  • (A) Be on the site for fewer than 180 consecutive days; and

  • (B) Be fully licensed and ready for highway use (on wheels or jacking system and attached to the site only by quick-disconnect type utilities and security devices and with no permanent attachments such as additions, stairs, decks and porches).

  • (Ord. 5350 § 1, 2020)

16.13.640. Permanent placement.

Recreational vehicles that do not meet the requirements in SCCC § 16.13.630 for temporary placement shall meet the requirements of SCCC § 16.13.490 for manufactured homes. (Ord. 5350 § 1, 2020)

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County of Santa Cruz, CA

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16.13.650

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Santa Cruz County Planning Code
  1. Title 14
  2. ▸ Title 16
    Overview
    1. Chapter 16 — 22A EROSION CONTROL
    2. Chapter 16.30 — RIPARIAN CORRIDOR AND WETLANDS PROTECTION
    3. Chapter 16.01 — PROCEDURES FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE CALIFORNIA …
    4. Chapter 16.10
    5. Chapter 16 — 10A
    6. Chapter 16.11 — DEVELOPMENT MORATORIUM IN AREAS OF CRITICAL CO…
    7. Part I — General And Applicability
    8. Part II — Definitions
    9. Part III — Administration
    10. Part IV — Permits
    11. Part V — Construction Documents
    12. ▸ Part VI — Development Standards
      Overview
      1. Article 1 — Permit Conditions
      2. Article 1A — Structures
      3. Article 2 — Creation Of New Parcels
      4. Article 3
      5. Article 4 — Recreational Vehicles
      6. Article 5 — Other Development
    13. Part VII — Inspections
    14. Part VIII
    15. Part IX — Exceptions
    16. Part X
    17. Part XI — Project Denial
    18. Part XII
  3. Title 17
  4. Title 19

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