Tehama County's Title 17 zoning code does not set park operating hours; parks are a permitted use in public-agency and recreation districts. Park hours and any closing-time curfew for County-operated parks are established by the County's parks/public-works rules rather than the zoning code, so check posted hours and the County's park regulations.
The zoning provisions in Tehama County's Title 17 govern where parks and recreation uses are allowed, not their hours of operation. Public parks, playgrounds, and recreation areas are listed as permitted uses in the PA Public Agency District (Section 17.46.020(A)) and in the G-R General Recreation District (Section 17.32.020(A)), and recreation, refreshment, and service buildings in public parks are allowed generally under Section 17.08.010(B). None of these sections imposes a curfew or set closing time. Operating hours and any overnight closure for County-operated parks and recreation areas are set administratively by the agency that manages the park (for example, posted park rules and the County's public-works or parks regulations) rather than by the zoning ordinance. As a related reference point for night-time activity, the zoning code does set quiet hours of 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. for bed-and-breakfast guests under Section 17.08.010(J)(4)(b), and limits exterior agriculture-tourism activities to between 7:00 a.m. and 10:00 p.m. under Section 17.81.060(D), but these apply to those specific commercial uses, not to public parks generally. To confirm the hours and any curfew for a particular park, check the posted signage at the park and contact the relevant County department; state and federal parks within the county set their own hours.
Being in a County park after posted closing hours can be enforced under the County's park or public-property regulations rather than Title 17. For the specific commercial uses noted, exceeding the stated hours is a permit/zoning violation enforceable under Section 17.78 (each day a separate misdemeanor offense under 17.78.030).
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