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Title 18 — Zoning

Wheatland Municipal Code § 18.54.020 Provisions in general

Wheatland Municipal Code · 2026-10 edition · updated 2026-10-04 · Wheatland

Cite as: Wheatland Municipal Code § 18.54.020 · Text as of 2026-10-04

§ 18.54.020. Provisions in general.

The following uses shall be permitted and regulation shall apply in all districts which are combined with A districts in addition to the regulations hereinbefore specified.

(Ord. 337 Exh. A, 1991)

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§ 18.54.030. Uses permitted.

A. All uses permitted in the respective district with which the A district is combined.

B. Animal husbandry and livestock farming, provided that not more than one horse, one mule, one cow, one steer, or five sheep shall be kept for each half acre of land.

C. Small livestock farming, provided that a use permit shall be required for the raising of more than one hundred head of either poultry or animals.

D. Sale of agricultural products on the premises, provided that no commercial structure for such purposes other than a temporary stand, shall be permitted.

(Ord. 337 Exh. A, 1991)

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§ 18.54.040. Uses requiring a use permit.

A. Dog and cat kennel, private and commercial stables;

B. Dairy, poultry and rabbit slaughter and processing;

C. Veterinary hospital.

(Ord. 337 Exh. A, 1991)

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§ 18.54.050. Special yards and distances between buildings.

Barns, stables, chicken houses and similar accessory buildings shall not be less than fifty feet from any side property line; not less than twenty feet from any side property line not less than thirty feet from any dwelling.

(Ord. 337 Exh. A, 1991)

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