Other OrdinancesOther County of Ventura Ordinances |
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The purpose of the Cultural Heritage Ordinance is to promote the economic and general welfare of the County by preserving and protecting public and private historic, cultural and natural resources which are of special historical or aesthetic character or interest, or relocating or recreating such resources where necessary for their preservation and for their use, education, and view by the general public. |
► Mobile Home Park Rent Control Ordinance The Mobile Home Park Rent Control (MHPRC) Ordinance was adopted to protect the owners of mobile dwelling units from unreasonable rent increase, while at the same time recognizing the need of park owners to receive a fair return on their property and rental income sufficient to cover expenses. |
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The Ventura County Board of Supervisors adopted a Right to Farm Ordinance intended to protect the farming community from developments that inhibit their ability to continue agricultural production. Such things as agricultural wind machines, odors, dust, and noise, are often the subject of nuisance complaints by adjoining property owners. |
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SOAR, which stands for “Save Open-Space and Agricultural Resources,” was adopted for the cities of Camarillo, Fillmore, Moorpark, Oxnard, Santa Paula, Simi Valley, and Thousand Oaks. The SOAR ordinances and initiatives establish “City Urban Restriction Boundary” (CURB) lines around each city and require city voter approval before any land located outside the CURB lines can be developed under the city’s jurisdiction for urban purposes. |
