Right to Farm in Santa Clarita, CA (2026)
1 verified right to farm rules for Santa Clarita, California, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
Verified from official government sources
Agricultural Zoning Protection
Santa Clarita protects farming through its Non-Urban zoning series, not a standalone right-to-farm statute. NU1 through NU5 zones set minimum lot sizes from 20 acres down to one acre and list agriculture and equestrian use as a permitted use alongside single-family homes in every one of those five zones under UDC Chapter 17.32.
Santa Clarita Agricultural Zoning Rules
Some RestrictionsSanta Clarita, CA, Unified Development Code Sec. 17.32.010 (Non-Urban 1 (NU1) Zone)
The non-urban 1 (NU1) zoning designation identifies lands in the planning area that are distinguished by significant environmental features and extreme development constraints. Lands in this designation are largely undeveloped and consist of rolling hillside areas, steep slopes, and remote mountain lands with limited access. Uses in this designation include single-family homes at a maximum dens...
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