Vineyard and orchard development and agricultural grading shall be set back from streams
in compliance with the requirements in Table 36-6, unless a greater setback is required
by the general plan, local coastal plan, or zoning code. Setback areas for streams
shall be managed in compliance with a biotic resource assessment or focused species
assessment, if applicable, and the department's best management practices for agricultural
erosion and sediment control.
Table 36-6 - Stream Setback Requirements
Type of Stream
Setback for New Vineyard and Orchard Planting
Setback for Vineyard and Orchard Replanting
Setback for Agricultural Grading
Blue-line Stream
Setback required by the zoning code, unless a biotic resource assessment recommends
a greater setback
Existing setback from the top of the higher bank or 25 feet from the top of the higher
bank, whichever is greater, unless a focused species assessment recommends a greater
setback
25 feet from the top of the higher bank
All other Streams
25 feet from the top of the higher bank, unless a biotic resource assessment recommends
a greater setback
25 feet from the top of the higher bank, unless a focused species assessment recommends
a greater setback
25 feet from the top of the higher bank
(Ord. No.
6219
, § II(Exh. B), 12-19-2017)
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