2 rules for unincorporated Tehama County, California.
Verified from official government sources
Unincorporated Tehama County has no county-wide dark-sky lighting ordinance in Title 17. Outdoor-lighting controls appear only as project conditions, such as the agritourism standard in Section 17.81.060 requiring new exterior lighting to illuminate the immediate vicinity and not be visible off-site. California has no statewide residential dark-sky mandate.
Unincorporated Tehama County has no general light-trespass ordinance in Title 17. The nearest standard is the agriculture-tourism rule in Section 17.81.060(M), requiring new exterior lighting to not be visible off-site. Off-site glare from residential lighting is generally addressed, if at all, through California's private nuisance law rather than a county rule.
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