Smoke-Free District Map
Beginning May 24, 2017, the Smoke-Free District is in effect for Downtown Mt. Shasta.
Cannabis Industry Proposals
The City of Mt. Shasta is in the process of developing regulation and applications for cannabis industry facilities. The City of Mt. Shasta Cannabis Planning Process has now moved to Planning Commission review. The most up to date cannabis zoning, retail licenses, and cannabis industry licenses can be found in the Planning Commission Agenda Packets and Minutes.
Special Events
Zoning Code
General Plan
The City of Mt. Shasta conducts an annual General Plan progress meeting to discuss the annual report to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research. The 2016 annual progress report is in draft form and will be presented to the Planning Commission in February and the City Council in March.
- Table of Contents (63 Kb)
- Introduction (31.55 Mb)
- General Plan Issues and Administration (48 Kb)
- Land Use Element (1.15 Mb)
- Circulation Element (2.06 Mb)
- Open Space/Conservation Element (46.69 Mb)
- Safety Element (28.89 Mb)
- Noise Element (1.78 Mb)
- Housing Element (2 Mb)
- Bibliography (29 Kb)
- Draft EIR (5 Mb)
- Final EIR (30 Mb)
The City of Mt. Shasta is required to submit an Annual Progress Report on the General Plan to the Governor’s Office of Planning and Research and the California Department of Housing and Community Development. The Annual Progress Report assists the Planning Department and the City assess the progress they have made toward the General Plan goals. An electronic copy of the approved report is available to the public: 2016 Annual Progress Report
Forms & Guidelines
To download application forms, planning process guidelines, fees and other charges, choose from the options below:
- Annexation Guidelines
- Architectural Design Guidelines and Application Requirements
- Boundary Line Adjustment
- Certificate of Compliance Guidelines and Application
- CEQA Implementation Guidelines
- Code Complaint Form
- Cottage Food Operation Application Requirements
- Conditional Use Permit
- Fee Schedule
- Filing Fees
- General Application
- Home Occupation Guidelines and Application
- Outdoor Merchandise Display Permit
- Parcel Map
- Pre-Application Meeting
- Re-Zoning and Application
- Residential Setbacks
- Sign Permit Application & Sign Ordinance Handbook
- Subdivision – 5 or more parcels
- Temporary Banner Permit
- Variance Guidelines & Application
The City of Mt. Shasta’s Planning Department is administered by the City Planner and the Planning Commission. The Planning Department has primary responsibility for zoning and land use permits as well as long-range planning and local administration of State environmental review laws. These activities include the review and management of public and private development proposals, such as subdivisions, use permits, site development permits, variances, General Plan amendments, rezonings, and a variety of other zoning permits.
Environmental review responsibilities are principally defined by the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), which requires preparation of environmental impact determinations, environmental impact reports, and coordination with other local, State, and Federal agencies.
Another essential function for the Planning Department is to provide the public with information and guidance concerning development, General Plan policies, zoning district regulations, permit procedures, floodplain boundaries, planning statistics, property information, growth trends, and other information relevant to land use and the orderly development of the community.
Please contact us if you do not see what you are looking for.
Juliana Lucchesi, City Planner
Email: vog.a1506397808catsa1506397808hstm@1506397808isehc1506397808culj1506397808
Phone: (530) 926-7517
305 N. Mt. Shasta Boulevard
Mt. Shasta, California 96067