25A - OPEN SPACE DISTRICT OR "OS" DISTRICT
Sections:
The open space zoning district is intended to protect significant or critical wildlife habitat areas or areas which should not be developed due to public health and safety reasons.
The following list is representative of open space uses, which are permitted on a parcel in the open space zoning district:
A.
Management of land and forest for the production and harvest of trees (including tree farming).
B.
Habitat enhancement or improvement projects as approved by the Department of Fish and Game or other state or federal agency.
C.
Pasture or grazing lands.
D.
Other uses found to be similar in nature as determined by the planning commission.
A.
Low intensity recreation uses, which require only minor improvements.
B.
Mining activities.
C.
Developing of public or private roads.