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Title 17 — ZONING

Tehama County Municipal Code § 17.50.010 Generally

Tehama County Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Tehama County

Cite as: Tehama County Municipal Code § 17.50.010 · Text as of 2026-10-04

17.50.010 - Generally.

In any district with which is combined any B district, the regulations set out in this chapter as specified for the respective B district shall apply in lieu of the respective regulations as to building site areas, depth of front yards, and widths of side yards which are specified in this title for such districts with which is combined such B district; provided, however, that such application shall not be made in any case in which any of the regulations set out in this chapter are less than the corresponding regulations specified in this title for such district with which is combined such B district.

(Ord. 1228 §2(Ch. 37, Art. 1), 1983)

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17.50.020 - Special regulations.

Special regulations for B districts shall be as follows:

A. 1.

Building site area required shall be indicated by a number following the "B" in the district designation, which number represents the required area in thousands of square feet.

  1. In cases where the district designation contains an additional number enclosed in brackets, such number shall indicate the area in thousands of square feet to which the lot area may be reduced upon the recording of an approved final subdivision map or parcel map.

B. In case the "Z" following the "B" in the district designation, no subdivision lot shall be smaller than as shown on recorded subdivision map or parcel map.

(Ord. 1228 §2(Ch. 37, Art. 2), 1983)

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