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Title 17 — ZONING›Chapter 17.34 — UNCLASSIFIED - INTERIM (U) ZONE

Chapter 17.44 — SPECIAL LOT SIZE COMBINING (-B) ZONE

Willits Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Willits

17.44.010 - Purpose.

The special building site combining (-B) zone and subzones thereunder are intended to be combined with any principal zone in locations where sound and orderly planning indicates that lot area requirements should be modified. The following regulations shall apply in any principal zone which is combined with a special building site combining or -B zone in lieu of the lot area requirements normally applicable in such principal zone.

(Ord. 82-4 §3(part)).

17.44.020 - Lot regulations.

Lot regulations for -B zones are as follows:

A.

Lot Area. The minimum lot area shall be indicated by a number following the -B zone symbol, which number specifies the minimum required site area in thousands of square feet.

B.

Subdivision Prohibition. In any zone where the principal zone is combined with the symbol -B followed by the symbol -L, no further subdivision of existing recorded parcels will be permitted.

(Ord. 82-4 §3(part)).

Chapter 17.46 - NATURAL HAZARD COMBINING (-H) ZONE

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17.46.010 - Application of regulations—Use permit.

In any basic zone with which the (-H) district is combined, the following regulations shall apply in combination with those of the basic zone:

A.

A use permit shall be required for all uses listed as permitted in the basic zone.

B.

Use permits shall be conditional, to recognize and reduce natural hazards related to land slope, erosion, soil stability, seismic action, wildfire, periodic inundation and other similar natural hazards to life, property and the natural environment.

(Ord. 82-4 §3(part)).

Chapter 17.48 - HISTORICAL RESOURCES

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