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Colusa County Zoning Code § 9.02 Uses permitted

Colusa County Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Colusa County

Cite as: Colusa County Zoning Code § 9.02 · Text as of 2026-09-25

(a)

All uses permitted in "R" districts, except that dwellings as defined herein, may be permitted only upon the securing of a major use permit.

(b)

The following retail business uses:

1.

Food stores, diary products and retail bakery goods stores and bakeries.

2.

Book and stationery stores and rental libraries.

3.

Barber shops, beauty salons, cigar stores and news stands.

4.

Drug stores, including soda fountains and food service.

5.

Florists, shoe repair, photo, music, variety, hardware, clothing stores.

6.

Laundry and cleaning agencies, pressing shops.

7.

Professional offices, studios and clinics.

8.

Repair shops for shoes, radios and domestic appliances.

Restaurants.

10.

Self-operated laundries.

11.

Service stations, provided that all operations except the service with motor fuel, oil, air and water can be conducted within an enclosed building.

12.

Other uses, services and agencies which, in the opinion of the planning commission, are similar to the above.

(c)

Public buildings, public utility substations and offices.

(d)

Commercial parking lots and parking garages.

(e)

Incidental and accessory buildings and uses on the same lot with and necessary for the operation of any permitted use.

(f)

Exterior signs (parallel to building walls to which attached, pertaining to the business use conducted on the premises) provided that no such sign shall project more than two feet from any business structure, shall not exceed fifty square feet in total area, and that no such sign shall project above the roof ridge line. Floodlights shall be directed inward and downward onto property.

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