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Glenn County Beekeeping Regulations

Local beekeeping rules for Glenn County and 2 cities: setback distances, hive limits, registration, and a link to each current municipal code.

Read this first. This is a convenience summary compiled from public municipal codes as of 2020. Rules change — this is not legal advice. Always confirm with your city or county and the official code before keeping bees.
Statewide, California requires apiary registration with your county agricultural commissioner (register at BeeWhere: https://beewhere.calagpermits.org/). Local city/county rules below are in addition to state law.

Glenn

county
100 ft
from road
300 ft
from buildings

Additional regulations can be found in the county ordinance, include transportation, signage, registrations, and provisional supplimental laws

Code: 07.300.010 Short Title: Beekeeping and Apiaries Ordinance · Every violation of this chapter is hereby declared to be a public nuisance and shall be subject to abatement in accordance with the provisions of this article. Abatement of bee nuisance permitted.
Last verified: 2020 — confirm at the source.
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Orland

city No local ordinance

In the City of Orland, there are no municipal codes set in place for the ownership of apiaries.

Last verified: 2020 — confirm at the source.
Check the current regulation →

Willows

city

Apiaries are permitted in the AG district. (Defined as "General Agriculture"

Code: 18.85.020 Principal permitted uses. (2)
Last verified: 2020 — confirm at the source.
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Compiled from public municipal codes, originally referenced by the California Master Beekeeper Program (2020) and re-presented for easier lookup. Verify every rule against the linked official code before keeping bees. Not legal advice.

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