Livestock: Corona vs Mead Valley
How do livestock rules compare between Corona, CA and Mead Valley, CA?
Mead Valley has fewer restrictions than Corona.
Corona, CA
Riverside County
Livestock — including horses, cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, and llamas — is generally restricted to Corona's agricultural (A) and equestrian (E) zones. Lot size minimums apply, typically 20,000 sq ft or more for horses with one animal per specified acreage. Setbacks for shelters, corrals, and manure management are required. Slaughter is prohibited in residential zones.
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Riverside County
Unincorporated Riverside County allows livestock (horses, cattle, sheep, goats) on agriculturally zoned parcels under Ordinance 348. Typical minimums are 1 acre for the first horse or cow and 20,000 sq ft per additional animal, with setback and sanitation rules. Wine Country, Aguanga, Anza, and the Banning Pass are notable horse regions.
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