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Yolo County Beekeeping Regulations
Local beekeeping rules for Yolo County and 4 cities: setback distances, hive limits, registration, and a link to each current municipal code.
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.
Yolo
county Registration req.
Registration Required. Defined as animal keeeping and allowed where beekeeping has not been deemed a nuisance.
Check the current regulation → ⚠ 2020 link dead — search current regulation →Davis
city
Apiaries defined as "Agriculture" and permitted in Agricultural (A) defined Zones.
Check the current regulation →West Sacramento
city
Varied by Zone
hive limit
See municipal code for full regulations.
Check the current regulation →Winters
city No local ordinance
In the City of Winters, there are no municipal codes set in place for the ownership of apiaries.
Check the current regulation →Woodland
city No local ordinance
In the City of Woodland, there are no municipal codes set in place for the ownership of apiaries.
Check the current regulation → Check the current regulation →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.
Other counties: Alameda · Alpine · Amador · Butte · Calaveras · Colusa · Contra Costa · Del Norte · see all 58 →
Other counties: Alameda · Alpine · Amador · Butte · Calaveras · Colusa · Contra Costa · Del Norte · see all 58 →