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per parcel or one single-family dwellilxg j
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per two and one -.half (2 1/2) acres for TM -2
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including labor Camps; commercial guest lodging, "
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group quarters or dwelling units at greater
densities;
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(2)
Commercial wood Processing plants including Wood
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lots.
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Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
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(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards;
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(5)
Animal product processing plants; i
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(S)
Mining,i
quarrying and excavating activities whidih !
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might be objectionable by reason of noise; odor,
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smokes, dust, bright light, vibration,
strearii
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pollution, or handling x of e plosives or dangerous
materials; i
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(7)
Commercial boa., ramps, docks and lanc?ng
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facilities;
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(8')
Aircraft landing facilities;.
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(5)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment facilites;
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(10 )
Public... and gvasi-pubic uses including schools, �
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parks, play 9 rounds recreational facilities,
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utility system structures, meeting halls,
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hospitals, libraries, museums, governktient offices
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and similar uses;
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(11)
Private or commercial outdoor recreatirari
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facilities (5n S1tes of not less than five
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acres, includi ng country clubs, golf courses,
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riding academies and stables, hunting and: fishing
camps and other clubs, and gun clubs and ranges;
('12) Public tasting rooms in conjunction with a winery
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on sites not gess than five (S) acres prov=ided
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that such tasting room must be accessory to the
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on-site winery,
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SECTIO -N 19, subsection (b) of Section 24-172r TN, -3
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(Timber Mountain,) gone, is hereby amended to read as follows: M
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(b)
Uses reouirina usePermits: The following uses
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are permitted
subject to first securing a use
permit in each
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Residential uses other than on single-family
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dwelling perarcel or one single-family p g ly dwelling
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per three () acres for TM-3,inciidng labor i
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camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters
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or dwelling units at greater densities;
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(2)
Commercial wood. processing Plants including wood
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lots.
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(3),
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals,
23;
(4,)
Commercial .livestock ,feedyards; a
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(5)
Animal product Processing plants
(6)
Mining, ouarryng and exccavatn g _�tivities which
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blight- be objectionable by x noise odo
- reason o�
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smoke dust, bright 1,
ilght, Vibration, stream
p ollutIon or handling of explosives or dani-ero t
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materials;
2 (7) Commercial boat ramps, docks and landing
3 fi facilities;
4 (8) Aircraft Landing facilities;
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5 (5) Disposal areas and. sewage treatment facilities �
g (10) Public and quasi -public uses includinIq schools,
7 parks, playgrounds, recreational facilities;
utility system structures; meeting halls;
g hospitals, libraries, museums, government offices !
1u and similar uses;
11 (11) Private or commercial outdoor recreation
2 facilities on ` sites of not less than five (5)
3 acres including country clubs, golf courses,
14,E riding academies and stables hunting and fishing
15 camps and other clubs, anda r
gun clubs end ranges;
36 (12) Public tasting;rooms in conjunction with a`,winery
17 on sites not less than five (5`) acres, provided
that such tasting room must be accessory to the
3g on"site winery.
S8CTION 20Subsoction (b) of Section 24--174, TM -5
21 (Timber Mountain) zone, is hereby amended as followsi
22! (b) uses requiring use. permits: The following uses
25 are permitted subject to first securing 8 use permit in each
24
case;
25 C 1) Residential uses other than on single-family
26 dwelling per parcel or one single-family dwelling
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per five (5) acres for TM -5, including labor
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camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters I
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or dwelling units at "
greater densities;
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f:) Commercial wood processing plants including wood
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lots
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(3)
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
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(4)
CoAxT"ercial livestock feed yards;
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(5)
Animal. product D ocessin 5 plants;
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(6;)
Mining, cruarry na and excavating activities which
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m g -ht be Objectionable by reason of noise, odor, I
-11smoke
aunt, bright light, vibration, stream,
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pollution or handling of explosiVes or dangerous
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materials,
14
(7')
Commercial boat ramps, docks ocks and landing, !
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facilities>•
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(8)
Aircraft handing facilities;
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(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment facilities;
(10)
Public and Qua8i -Public uses including schools,
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parks, playgrounds, recrezttional facilities,
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utility . system structures, y �' meeting halls,
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hospitdls, lcibrari.es, museums ,government of-�ices
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and similar uses; i
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(11)
Private or comitierc,ial, outdoor recreation
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f8c.lities on tie's of not less than five(g)
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acres, including Country clubs, gol, course
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riding academies and stables hi�� . and f
.x` inc isbwing
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camps and other clubs, and gun chubs and ranges;
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(12)
Public tasting rooms in conjunction with a winery �
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on sites not less than five (5) acres, provided
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that such tasting room must be accessory to the i
on-site winery.
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SECTION 21 Subsection (b) of Section 24-177, TM -10
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(Timber Mountain) Zone, is hereby amended as follows -
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(h)
Uses requiring_terse permits: The following uses
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are permitted
subject to first securing a use permit in .each
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case:•
1.11
(1)
Resld'ential uses other than on single-family
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dwelling per parcel or one single-family dwelling
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per ten (10) acres for TM -10, including labor
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cramps, commercial guest lodging; group quarters
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or dwelling units at greater densities;
(2)
Commercialwood processing plants including wood
16
lots'
17
(3')
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals,
13
(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards,
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(5)
Animal product processing plants;
21 ��
(6)
Mining, Quarrying and xcavating activities which
might be objectionable by reason of noise, odor,
22
smoke; dust, bright light, vibration., stream
23
pollution`or handling ofekplosives or dangerous
24
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materials+
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('7)
commercial boat ramps, docs and landing
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facilities;
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(8)
Aircraft landing facilities; i
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(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment facilities;
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(10)
Public and quasi -public uses including schools,
parks, playgrounds, recreational, facilities,
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utility system structures, meeting halls;
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hospitals,, libraries, museums, government offices
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and similar uses; 4
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(11)
Private or commercial outdoor recreation
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facilities on sites of not less than five (5)
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acres, inc;l.uding country clubs; golf courses,
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riding academies and stables, hunting ;and fishing
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camps and other cribs; and gun clubs and ranges -
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(12.)
Public tasting rooms in conjunction with a winery
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on sites not less than five (5) acres, provided
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that such tasting room must be accessory to the
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oz --si e: vinery.
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SECTION 22-: Subsection (b) of SecLion 24-180, TM -20
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(Timber
Mountain) Zone, is amended to read as follows.
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(b)
Uses requiring use permits, the following uses
21
are permitted
subject, to first securing a use per in each
22
case:
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(1)
Residential, uses other than on. single-family
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dwelling per parcel or one single=family dwelling
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per twenty (20) acres for TM -200 including labor'
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camps, commercial, guest lodging, group quarters
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or dwelling units at greater densities;
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(2)
Commercial wood Processing plants including wood
lots
(3)
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
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(4)
Commercial livestock feet yards;
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(5-)
Animal product processing plants;
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(6)
Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which d
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might be objectionable by reason of noise, odor;
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smoke, dust, bright light; vibration; stream `
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pollution or handling of explosives or dangerous
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materials;
12
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Commercial bout ramps, docks and handing
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facilities;
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('8)
,Aircraft landing facilit.tas
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(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment facilities;
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(1:0 ) Public and quasi. -public uses including schools
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parks, playgrounds, recreational facilities,
utility system structures, meeting halls,
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hospitals, li
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on sites not less than five(8)
( ) acres , provided
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that such tasting room must be accessory to the
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on-site winery.
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23i Subsection (b) of Section 24-1.83 TM -40
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(Timbew Mountain.)
Zone; is hereby amended to read as follows:
(b)
Uses rec7uirine use permits: _he following uses.
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are permitted
subject to first securing a use permit in each
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case:
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(1)
Residential uses other than on single-family
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dwelling per parcel or one single-family dwelling i
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per forty (40) acres for TM -40, including labor
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camps, commercial guestod in .:
g g group quartets
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or dwelling units at greater densities•
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(2)
Commercial woodrocessin
P g plants ;including wood
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lots
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Commercial kennels and animal hospitals.
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(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards;
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Animal product processing plants-
(6)
Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which
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might be objectionable by reason of noise, odor,
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smoke, dust, bright light, vibeanon:, stream..
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pollution or handling of explosives or dangerous'
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materials;
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(7)
Commercial, boat: ramps, docks and landing
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facilities;
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(8)
Aircraft landing facilities;
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(9) Disposal areas and sewage treatment facilities;
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() 10 Public and quasi -public uses including schools,
parks, playgrounds, recreational facilities, C
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is utility system structures, meeting hails,
i hospitals, libraries, museums, government offices
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and similar uses;
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(1Y) Private or commercial outdoor recreation
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facilities on sites of not less than five (5)
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acres; including country clubs, golf courses, I
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riding academies and stables, hunting and fishing
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camps and other clubs, and gun clubs and ranges; I
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(12) Public tasting rooms I
in conjunction with `. h a winery
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on sites n.ot less than five5
( ) aeras, provided
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that such tasting room- must be accessory to the
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on --Site winery, '.
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SECTION 24 Subsection (b) of Section 24-186, TNM -160
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(Timber Mountain) zone, is :hereby amended to read as follows..
181,(b)
Uses reouirinq use tiermits: ,The following uses
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are permitted subject to permit in each
J first securityg a use e
20
case:
(l) Resident ial use's other than on single-family
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dwelling per parcel or one single=family dwelling I
23
p r
e one hundred sixt ��
Y (160) acres far T� 150,
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including labor camps, commercial guest lodrring,
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group quarters or dwell:in, unit:-, at greaten
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densities;
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(2)
Commercial wood processing plants including wood
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lots:
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(3)
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards;
(5')
Animal product processing plants, i
(6)
Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which
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might be objectionable by reason of noise, odor,
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smoke, dust, bright light, vibration, stream
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pollution or handling of explosives or dangerous
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materials; r
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(1)
Commercial boat ramps, docksand landing
12
fac lities;
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(8)
Aircl.aft landing facilities;
(9)
Disposal areas and sewage t „'eatment facilities,,
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(10)
public and quasi -public uses, including schools,
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park;, playgrounds, recreational facilities,
17
utility system structures, meet,'.ng halls,
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hospitals, libraries, museums, government offices
19
and similar uses;
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( ].i )
Priv ate or commercial outdoor recreation
21
facilities on sites of not less than, five (5)
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acres; including country clubs, golf courses,
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riding academies and stables, hunting and fishing
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camps and other clubs;, and gun clubs and ranges;
25
(12)
public tasting rooms in Clonjunction with a winery
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to ,sites `riot less than five (5) acres, provided
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that such tasting room must be accessory to to
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on-site winery. '
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SECTION 25. This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby
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declared to be in full force and effect form and after thirty
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(30) days after the date of its passage, and before the
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eypiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, this
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ordinance shall be published once with the names of the members
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of the Board of Supervisors voting for and again>t it in the.
Enterprise
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Ra -cord a newspaper published in the County of Butte, State
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of California. e
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PASSED AND ADOPTED by the. Board of Supervisors of the j
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County of Butte, State of California, on the 18th day of July
13
19891 by the following vote`
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AYESSupervisors Dolan, Mclnturf, McLaughlin, Vercrugt and Chairman Fulton
140ES; None
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ABSENT ; None
17
NOT VOTING: None �.
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LEN FULTON, CHAIRMAN
Butte County Board of
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Supervisott
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A`!"iil:u 't Gr,i.LLIAM Ri P.NPDOLPSi, Chief Admi nistrai a i e
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Officer and Clerk of the Board
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ORDINANCE NO. ,b7
AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE AMENDING SECT
ION
S 24-37.6 OF THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE PERTAINING TO THE t
ABANDONMENT OF NONCONFORMING USES
} ly The. Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State
Of California, under and pursuant to Chapter 24-29 of the Butte
1
county Code of said County, DO ORDAIN, as follows:
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SECTION 1. Section, 24=37,6 of the Butte County Code
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hereby �
is { y amend ed to readas follows-:
Section 24.-37.6 Abandonment of Nonconforming use,
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(a) Abandonment; Consequences: A
nonconforming use
shall be abandoned when it is voluntarily discontinued with the M
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intent not 'to resume it. There shall be a res !
� p umption that a ,
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nonconforming use which has been discontinued for a period of
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twelve (12) consecutive months has been abandoned, however, the
12property owner, occupant or other party asserting the right to
said use may submit evidence to rebut the presumption including
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evidence that the discontinuance was not voluntary, The
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Property owner, occupant or other party asserting the right to a
16 legal nonconforming use has the burden of proving the legal and
17 continuing existence of the use:
ndoned, a
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nonconforming use shall no longer he once aba
g' nonconforming use.
entitled 'to the lights and Privileges de a be
p � scribed in this Chapter
and thereafter shall be made to conform to the Uses standards
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and requ cements of the zone in which it is located.
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92 1 (b) Determination of Abandonment Appeal the
Planning Director may determine whether or riot a nonconform3►ig
23 use has been abandoned and may mail notice of such determination
24,
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o the property owner usingthe
ad�ross from the latest
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2 equalized assessment roll of the county of Butte and to the
occupant at the street eddress of the property. The property
owner ozr occupant may, within 15 da z;; of the mailing of said
j
determination a
r ppeal the determination to the
Board of
0 Supervisors.
If no
such appeal is filed, the determination of
the Planning �
7 9 A rector shall be final. if such appeal is filed,
Sppeals J
it shall be filed and heard in the same mar;ner a a
9 pursuant to Section 24-4,8 There shall be no fee required for
10 the filing of such an appeal
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1]: SECTION Z. This Ordinance shall be and it iby I
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declared to be in
i2 arce and effect from and afro LY
13 "30) days after txie date of -its passage, l lir ,).e ie the
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sof Zifteen l5'
expiration� ) days after its :is ;age, this
.. ordinance shall be published
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of she Board of Supervisorspshed once with the names oz the members
16 voting for and against �' nst it in the M
1r, 0roville Mercury a newspaper published" in the Count of Butt
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'31.8 ' State of California.
i9 PASSED AN'D, ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of. the
20 County of Butte, State of 'California on the 18th
day of
Jul* 1989, bj►
21 ' the following vote
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AYES., Supervisors Bolan, Mcclnturf, McLaughlin, Vcrcrusp and Chairman �u
22 + lton
23 NOES None
24 ABSENT done
25 NOT VOTING : None
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ORDINANCE NO. 2766
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AN ORDINANCE ZONING A PORTION OF THE COUNT' OF BUTTE,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AN SR -1 (SUBURBAN RESrDEiVTI,�,' 1
DISTRICT, PURSUAN2� CHAPTER 24-29„ )
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a The Board' of Supervisors of the Count I
y o f Butte, State- 1
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Of Cal-fo,rni.a, under and purouant to Chapter 24-29 of the Butt i
Cuunt
Y Code of said County, DO 'ORDAIN, as follows-
SECTION
ollows:
I`VThe
1 SECTION 1s
hereinafter described area situate in
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5 i the County O Butte �
State of California, shall be and it is
8'�1 hereby zoned as an SR -I (Suburban Residential - acre parcels) s
7 District, and such area shall be subject to the restrictions a A
8 restricted.. uses. and regulations and
Pursuant to Butte County Code r
9 Sectidn 24.-162,.
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Said area: so zoned being located in the unincorporated
a
11 area of Btutte County, Chico
more particularly described as h
12 follows:
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I All that caz�tain real btopezt
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the County
OJ- Butte, State of California described as.P udtOnfollows:
Parcel l
as shown on that certain Ma o ;�
Lo 1.9,as
subdivision of the Bidwell
Map of
the Tw Was recorded Bidwell Rancho"
which map in the Office of the Record'e'
Of the County of Butte;
November state of California on
1l ?912, in Boo). 7 of Maps, at pa :ee4g,
lying and being south of the Chico Canyon highway.
(AP ll-az_9s).
Parcel 2
A portion of Lots 13, 14, and 15 of the Twenty -fl it
Subdivision of the Bidwell Rancho, as the same is laid
down., numbered and as
on the map thereof,
hued as of record in the Office of the Recorder or
County of Butte, State of Callfornia, on the 11th
day of November, 1912 in Book ,�7��
more Particular:l:y described as follows. of at Page fig,
BLCNNINC at the corner common to hots 12, 13, and l,g
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said 5�=ivisions thence N S6'
southerly line of said Lot l ,. 56 ` l'; along the
to a point; thence N 23b 26" 3 a dis4ance of 76.5 ftp
937 79 ft. More ar Less
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to a point on the north
whence S 340 13' E 488.43 ftr1Y lino of said Lot 15
most easterl more or
�Q y corner of said Lot less, to the
W along the easterly15, thence S 550 +
said 47
j Lots IS and 14, r
' 810.E ft, to the pont�of beginning.
*� EXCEPTING THEREFROM the westerl
1
described Y� feet of the above o
parcel lying
} certain , within boundaries of that
parcel conveyed to the
Deed 1. from Arnie Wright and Clara
E,Ctvr� County Of Butte, by
ff dated October g his wife,
I 13, 1836 and recorded October 31., 19-
i.^- Book '�86rr of Otfit.iaZ Records, 36
Butte County, California Page 2''3• Records of t
(AP 11-02-02) �
S Parte 3
g Dots 16, 17
entitled to -
"Ma -P ofnthe121stcSubd vis onthof stain Map
�' Ranchoir, which map was filed he Bidwell j{
j Recorder of the County of Butte,, in the `Office of the 1
1-1 f Nox�enber1, 1912, in vol State of California
` carne ? of Maps, at Page 4.9, •
i EXCEPTING THEREFROM that
°f the Chico Canyon Road, portion lying northwesterly
1 _ (AP 11=-02w16) s (-
Containing 16.37 acres, more or less, Chico,
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SECTION 2, This s Ordinance shall be and
1d' n it is hereby
full force and;>
16 declared to` be i
(30) days after the darfect from and after thirty
date of
27 Its passage, and f
expiration of f4,ftee
bei ore the
n (15) days after its passage, this
Ordinance shall: be published one �,
19 e with the names of the members
of the Board of
Supervisors votin
20 9 for and against it estate in the.
Paradise Post, a newspaper pubY� Published
21 i;in the County of Butte,
of California.:
22
PASSED AND ADOPTED by y the Board o f' ,..,
County of Butte f aisors of the
State o4 California, on the
2� day July . 198 b the following y of
y g vote.;..
25 AYES; Sii ei•�t�br� n
P Dor, Mclhturf, MdLAt h1jh
26 s Verruse end ohairanultnn
NbFS . Nai.e
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+1 ORDINANCE N0, 2752 1
i9 AN ORDINANCE ZONING A 1
�` STATE OF CALIFORNIA, PORTION OF THE
A PURSUANT TO COUNTY OF BUTTE,
o CHAPTER 24- 9. R-1 (RESIDENTIAL) DISTRICT,
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1 7° T11e $oard
Of Supervisors
2 of Cpursuant to
alifornia, under and of the Y of Butte, State
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Cha to
7 1+ County Code of said County, DO ORDAIN p r 24-29
of the Butte
as folloiss !
SECTION ] The hereinafter
the Count described area situate in
County of Butte, of
State California, shall be it
Et hereby zoned as ah R_i and is
(Residential
7 shall be subject to ) District, and such area
the restrictions g regulations and restricted r
Pursuant to Butte Count uses and
g Y Cone Section 24-94.
Said area
so zoned being located in the unincorporated
0 area of Butte Count
Y Paradise, more particularly
11 follows
S described as t
12 All of Parcel 2
an g of that parcel ma
1S Recorder_. 43 on file in the OfficetOfothedin ButteMap Book
county �
14 All of Parcel 2
45 on Pago of that parcel
g 19 oh file in the offceracorded in Map Soot
15 Recorder, excepting f the Butte
within 'ivillap g therefrom; that Coun�y
16 in Max) g Oaks Unit No. If portion located
Book 58 on Pages 2l l per that
office of the Butte Count f 22 and map of record ,
17 y Recorder: 23 on file in the
Containing 19.5 acres, more or less
18
SECTION 2, • Oroville,.
19 This Ordinance
declared to shall, be and ,it is hereby
be in full- force
`gyp and effect from. and
after thirty
{30) days after y
the date of its
1, expiration of passage, and before the
fifteen (15.
22 � days after its passages this...
Ordinance shall.
be published once with the
`5 of the Boardf names of the
Supe�'v�.sors voting mehtbers
'24 Paradise �. � for and
Pose, a newspaper against it in the
Mate of Published in the Count
CaYifornia; y o Butte,
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ORDINANCE No. 2745
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ORDINANCE E AMENDING CHAPTER
CODE TO ALLOW WINE TASTINGROOMS
24 fix' THE BUTTE COUNTY
ZONXNC
THE FR AND TM
DISTRICTS PURSUANT TOA [7SE
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PERMINIT
The ,Board of Supervisors of the
and County of Butte, under
Pursuant to Section 24-29 of the
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Butte County
County Code ordains as follows; Code off' said
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SECTION 1. Subsection (b') of
Section 24-111.5 FR -1
(foothill Recreational Zone.
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is heteb,
follows; y amended to react as
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(b) Uses re irin use permits, The following
uses
are permitted subject to
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securing a use permit in
each
case:•
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(1) Home occupations.., mining
and excavating i
Which, might be P
objectionable because
of
noise, oder, smoke, dust, bright Light,
1�
vibration Pollution,
traffi14c congestion,
Unsightly Stora i
g e
Z5
areas, materials or
equipment, the handling
g of
3S �
explosives or
dangerous materials
17�
or the storage ;of one
hundred
1$
(loo) or more gallons of. flammable
fluids,
19
(2) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals
20
on,
sites not less than five (5) acres,
Private or commercial
22
outdoor recreational
facilities on trees hot Less than five'
�, (5)
a•.res, inrluding but not limited
to golf
courses, recreational clubs;
riding
academies and stables hunting lodgeSo
and
i,
f,
►f
�
1
r+ Camps,
f' boat ramps, and campgrounds.
a
i� ( 4) Public and quasi -public uses including
schools, parks, museums, meeting halls,
F
I libraries, and government offices. "
y.
5
(5) Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction with a
9
s
Q
winery on sites not less than five C
acres, provided that such tasting room. must '
,.
c3
be accessory to the ori -site winery,
�
SFCT101t2. Subsection (b) of Section 24-112 FR -2 {Foothzllc
u
1�
Recreational) zone, is hereby amended to read as follows:
11
(b) Uses requiring use Permits: The follocying uses
12
are permitted subject to first securing a'Use
Permit in each case: t
1
{1) Home occupations,
P mining and e.ccavating
.1�
which might be
g objectionable because of
16
noise, odor, smoke t
dust , bright light,
17
vibration, pollution , traffic congestion;,
18
unsightly storage areas, materials or
15
equipment, the handling of explosives or
20 "
dangerous materials, or the storage of one
21
hundred (10a) or more gallons of fleMMable
fluids.
22
23
(2) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals on
24
sites not less than: five (5) acres.
25
(3) Private o r commercial outdoor recreational
26
2
y
facilities on
I Sites not less than f Ve ($�
acres, .including but not
courses, invited to golf
recreational
nidi
4 academies
i and stables clubs ng
5 camhunting lodges, and
camps, boat ramps, and cam
Q (�) Public and Pgrounds.
quasi -public usesk including
7 schools, parks 5
8 libraries , meeting halls; i
. and government museums o [
9 (5j, Public offices.
Tasting Rooms in n
I co•.
to winery on ]unction wi h a
sites not
less than five {�
11. acres, provided that such tastin
12 be accessory to the 9 room must r
SECTxpN 3. Subsection ( on-site
13 winery, r
Recce b) of Section 24--112.0
of
Zone 5
14 is hereby. amended to FR�g �Foathll_
b road as follows;
1
15' � � Use regurinQ
...__._ Use Permits;
1e are permitted followin
The
subject to g uses
Pfirst
Securing
17' in each case; ecur hg a Use
1s C1) Home ocl-upations, mi
lg which might be ping and excavating.
°b:7ectionab,�e
20' noise, odob. smoke, dust because of
21 :
Vibration r bright light
Pollution'
traffic
22 unsightl.. congestion,y storage areasf glaterials
23 equipment, thehaor
ndlin
dangerous 5 of explosives or
materials or the
hurt�3red storage of one
2$
or more:
25
gallons of flammable
3
x
i
fluids:
`
t
2
f
I� (2) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals P
°n
sites not less than five(5)acres.
4
4a
1 (3) Private or commercial outdoor recreational
5;
} facilities on sites not less than five (5) i
it
acres, including but not invited togif o ;
{
7
i courses, recreational clubs, riding I
a
8
academies ;and stabl eshunting lodges, and
camps, boat ramps; and cam pgrounds
10including
(4) Public and quasi -public uses
,T
schools p i
arks; museums, meeting halls,
12 a
libraries, and government offices.
13 '�
' Rooms in
(5,) Public Tastingconjunction With a
1
winery on sites not less than five (5)
T5
acres,provided that such tasting room must
be aa �..,essor ty .o t3ie on-site , . e wines Y
16
SECTION 4. subsection b � f Sectioc3 �.
0 4-112 , l ., �.5 (Foothill
.17
Recreational. Zonee, is he_
hereby amended to reach as follows:
18
1.9
(b) Uses recruir,inq Use Permits. The following uses
�
er
are Pmittec� subject to first securing a Use
Permit in each case_;
21
( 1) Nome occupations; mining and excavating
which Migh•U. be objectionable because of
25
,
24
noise, odor; smoke, dust, bright light;
vibration• POI!ution, traffic congestion,
2r5
2r"a
4
l
�a
I
;
ynui s, orage areas, materials or
equipment., the handl.irc ex los;
.� ` P ves
.i
3
�"
or
dangerous' materials or the storage of one
hundred (100) or more gallons of flammable
fluids,
7
f g
(2)
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals
p
on
I 7
sites not Tess than five (5) acres. A
(3)
�
Private or co mercial outdoor recreational r.
9�
facilities on sites not less than five (5')
1�0
acres, including but not limited to o.
golf
11
coin•:,"Qs' recreational clubs, riding
12
academies and stables, hunting lodges, and
camps, boat ramps, and campgrounds. &
14
(4)
,
Public and quasi -public uses, including
15
schools,; parks, museums, meeting halls,
16
libraries, and government offices.
17
(5)
Public Tasting Rooms in cohjunction with a
�.8
wirery on sites not less than five (5 )
l
acres Provided that such;. tasting room must
20
be accessory to the on-site %finery.
Subsection b) of Section 24-112..2
SECTIOR 5.R 10 Eoothil1
(
2i
P,ecreational) zone,
is hereby amended to read as follows:
22
23
Cb) Uses
requiring Use Permits: The following uses
24
are permitted
subject to first securing a Use
permit in each case:
23
26
W_
� r x
�w� �•
r r- -
Home occupati ns, mining and excavating
which might be objectionable because of
noise odor, smoke dust, bright light,
pollution, ontrarfc congestion,
�
storage Unsightly s
9 area:,:, materials
j
or
+-quipment, the handling of explosives r
or
0 i,
dangerous materials or the storage >✓f one
!
7
hundred (loo) or more gallons of flammable
fluids. m
(2)
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals on j
10sites
not less than five (5) acres.
,11
(3)
Private or commercial outdoor recreational
12 '
facilities on sites not less than five r
(5)
13
acres, Including �nr;t
a , ng but limited to golf I
14�
courses, recreational clubs, riding t
15
academies and stables, hunting lodges, and
'16
camps', boat ramps, an6 campgrounds.
17
(4)
,
Public and quasi --public uses, including
schools, parks, p mu,'*cums, meeting halls,
19
libraries, and government offices.
2
(5)
Public Tasting Rooms in condunction with
a
211wineryon
sites not less than five (5) acres,
22
provided that such tasting room must be
accessory to the onsite wir„ i
SECTION b.
Subsection (b) of Section 24--112;3, Fk2-20 (Footh ll
ecreaticinal)
Zone;
is hereby amended to read ,
d as follows
2:S
_ .
26
,r
I
(b)' Uses
Requiring Use Permits: The ollow ng uses
1
are
permitted subject to first securing a Use
Permit in each case:
(L)
Home occupations, mining and excavating
which might be objectionable because of
noise,, odor, smoke, dust, bright light, i
vibration, pollution, traffic congestion,
fi
unsig;rtIv storage areas, materials or
equ'.pment, the handling of explosives or
8
4
dangc3rous materials or the storage of one
hundred (100) or more gallons of flammable
fluids.
�z.
(2)
Commeircial kennels and animal hospitals on
2
sites not less than five (5)' acres;
( 3)
Private or commercial outdoor recreational.
3.4
facilities on sites not less than five (5)
lb
acres, including but not limited'to golf
la
courses, recreational clubs, riding
7.
academies and stables, hunting lodges, and
?$
k
camps, boat ramps; and campgrounds.
(4)
Public anS quasi>public uses, including
}
20
schools, parks, museums, meeting halls,
1.
libraries, and govzrnment offices,
2Z
( 5 )
i'd Tas in Rooms in conjunction with a
Publg j
25
winery on sites not less than five (5)
acres; provided that such tasting room must
be accessory to the on-site winery
20
7
I
i
SECTION
ON 7. Subsectiotl (b) of Section, 24-112.4, FR -40 (Foothill
1.
2
Recreationaf) Zone, is hereby amended to read as follows
t'by Uses requiring Use Permits: The following
uses
4�
are Permitted subject to first securing a Use
5
Permit in each case:
6
-1) Home occupations mining and excavating
7
which might be objectionable because of
8
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light,,
9
vibration, pollution, traffic congestion, i
10
unsightly storage areas, materials or
equipment, the handling of explosives or
12
dangerous materials ov the storage or` one
1
hundred (10o) or more gallons of flammable
F
fluids.
l
15
(2) Commercial kennels and anima l hospitals on
16
sites hot less than five (5) acres,
1.7 ,
(3) Private or commercial outdoor recreational
18
facilities on sites not less than five (5)
3.9
acres, includin g .but not limited to gall
;20
courses, recreational clubs, riding
21
academies and stables, hunting lodges, and
22
carries, boat ramps, and campgrounds;
23
(4) Public and quasi -public uses, including .
24
sch ^
001t, perks, museums, meeting halls,
libraries, and govt nment offices.
215
�8
g
3 r .
t
j'
{
r, f 5J Public Tasting' Rooms in
con; �c{ l,on `
j� i th a
21
winery on sites not less ..tzar,
acres, provided that such t aztincj, room
4
must
be accessory to the an -site winery.
5 E
SECTION 8, Subsection b
f ) of Section
}
F-120 t
?,MOthill Recreational) -
Zone,
6
is hereby aine 1C edfollows: to read as
.
fib) Usesrecxuir:, u, a
_:Se Permits: Thea
9
fnl.owng uses
are permitted subjeub, to a
'
�,
firs„ t ;,R� cluing a Use
Perml in each
10
case:
11
(l) ;Home occupations, mining'
r
�.?
and eXcava.
which might zing
g be objectionable
because of
1z
noiseogor smoke, du., t. bright- li- ht
g
Z4
vibration,
on pollution t_"Zaffic
congestion;
�-�
unsightly story e
g areav-,materials
2b
_ or
equipment, the
thehandling of
Z?
explosives or
dangerous
or the storage or o
one
hundred
18
f100 0.
) r more gallons of flammable
fluids,
2,10
(2)
(2) Commercial. ennels and
k
hospitals on
sites not less than fiveacre.
-
(3) privato or commercial outdoor
recreational:
23
facilities on sites not less than... fine
22.4-
acnes;. includin g but not limited to
f
�5 ,
golf
cours�':s recreational clubs,
riding
2E'
9
1�
*� f, academies and stables, hunting lodges, and
camps, p boat ramps, and campground:
(4) i Public and quas -public uses, including
schools, parks, museums, meeting halls,,
libraries_, and government offices,
0 (5) Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction with a
i Winery on sites not less than five (5)
7 �
acres�
provided that such tasting room mus r
accessory to the on-site 9 be acc
; winery.. I
163 Subsection SECTIQN 9, � .
on (b) of Section 24-165, TM--1
;
21(Timber 'Mountain) Zone, is hereby amer:.ded to read' as follows:
12 (b) Uses reauir,n use �er�s_ _, The following uses
13 are permitted subject tO first ecuring a use
14, permit in each case:
(1) Residential s6s other than one single-
1.6
family dwelling per parcel Ot one single
I7,
family dwelling per one acre for TM-1.,
including labor camps, commercial
18 guest
151
lodging, 9 g, group quarters or dwelling unite, at.
263 greater' densities
r
(2 ' Commercial Wood processing Plants;;
(3) commercial, kennels and animal hospl,:Lals.
(4) Corrimerdial livestock feed. ya!-ds
(5 i' Anihial proPuct PtOcessinq plants
(6) Minjng quarbyiPq and excavating activities
rye ,
1.o
f
f'
which might be objectionable b reason
Y n of
�!
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light,
vibrations, stream pollution or handling of
4
explosives or dangerous materials.
5
11
( 7)
Commercial boat ramps, docks and 1, fling
.facilities.
gj
7
I
{8)
Aircraft Landing facilities; �
z
8
1-4
{)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment
Facilities
9
10
(10) Public; and quasi -public uses inct1t Ing
ii
schools,arks
P playgrounds..; recreatiianaL
12
facilities, utility system Structui:es,
3
meeting halls, hospitals, librar3.es
14
museums Ir office's and similar
uses.
25
16-
(11)
Privates or commercial outdoor recreation
facilities on sites of not. less than five
3?`
{S) actes, including country club:;, golf
l:8
courses, riding academic's and stables;
19
hunting and fishing camps and other chubs,
20
and gun clubs and. ranges.
21
(12)
Public Testing Rooms in conjunction with a
22
winery on sites no: Less than five (5)
2
,
acres Provided that such tasting room must
24
be accessory to the on-site winery.
2�
26
I1
;
Lid
{
SECTION
10. Subsection (b) of Section r4-168► TM --2
b
(Timer Mountain)
Zone, is hereby amended to read as foJ,IAWS
2
(bf Uses requiring usepermits: The following uses
are permitted subject to first securing a use
permit in each case;
5
(l)
Residential uses Other than one single -
6
family dwelling per parcel._ or one single-
7
family g d '
per two (2) acres for TM -2
8
including labor camps; commercial guest
lodging, group quarters or dwelling units at
greater densities.
.TKO
(2)
Commercial Wood proce;,sin g plants. �
11:2`
(3)
commercial kennels and animal hospitals.
(4)
Coq MOtcial livestock feed yards2.4 :
(5)
Animal product processing ,plants.
(6)
Hining, quarrying and excavating activities
which might: be objectionable by reason of
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light;
vibrations, stream pollution or handling of
explosives or dangerous materials.
1
(7)
(:ammercial boatramps, docks and landing
2
facilities.
�1
(8)
Aircraft landing facilities;
(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment
facilities.,
(10)
Public and quad public uses including
4
��l
s x
f
schools, parks, playgrounds, recreational
faci?,ities, utility system structures,
a
meeting halls, hospitals, libraries,
Imuseums,
offices and similar
5�
uses.
1
(11) Private or commercial outdoor recreation
17
facilities on sites of not less than five i
(j') acres, including country clubs, golf
courses, riding academies and stables,
hunting and fishing camps and other clubs;
Zl
and gun clubs and ranges, i
i
(12) Public Tasting Rooms ill conjunction with a
i
winery on sites not 1088 than five_(5)
14,
acres, provided that such tasting room must
is
be accessory to the on-site 'winery.
SECTION 11.16 Sd'bsection (b) of Section 24-171, Tr1-2
7
l/2 (Timber Mountain) Zone, is hereby amended to read as
follows
18;
(b) Uses requiring use permits: The following Uses
24
are permitted subject to first securing a use
Permit in each case:
21
22
(1) Residential uses other than one single-
`2u
family dwellingper'
p parcel or one single- "
24 ,
family dwel]in
' y g per two and one-half (2-112)
26
acre,"for TM -2 1/21 including :Labor camps
20
1
I; ,
E'
dwelling units at greater densities,
(2)
Commercial wood processing plants-.
(3)
commercial kennels and animal hospitals
(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards.
�f
(5)
Animal product processing plants. �
(6)
Mining; quarrying and excavating activities
7
Which might be objectionable by reason of
�
noise, uJOr, smoke, dust,bright light,'
vibrations, stream pollution or handling of
explosives or dangerous materials.
Iq
Commercial boat "ramps, docks and landing
22(7)
facilities_.
22
(8)
Aircraft lauding facilities;
3.3
(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment
.1
I
facilities.
(10)
Public and quasi -public uses including
schools; parks,, playgrounds; recreational
3.?
facilities, utility system structures,
meeting halls; hospitals, libraries,
museums, overnmen
g t offices and similar
9
uses
'� 22
Private or commercial outdoor recreation
22
facilities on sites of not fess than five
23
`
(5) acr6� including country clubs; golf
24
courses,, riding academies and stables'}
2�
28 �
14
}
i
i
t
and gun clubs and ranges.
(12) Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction with a
winery on sites not less than five (5)
acres, provided that such tasting room must
1
be accessory to the on-site winery:
S8CTZVN
12 Subsection (b) of Section 24-172, TM -3
ry
(Timber Mountain)
Zone, is hereby amended to read as follows:
(b) Uses requiring use permits., The following uses
9
are
permitted subject to first securing a use
1
permit in each case: p
(1)
Residential uses other than one single -
i2
family dwelling per parcel or one single-
1'3
family dwelling per three (3) acres for TM -
14
�
3, including labor camps, commercial guest
15
lodging, g g group quarters or dwelling units at
16
greater densities.
17
(2)
Commercial wood processing plants;
i
18
(3)
commercial kennels and animal hospitals,
�.9
(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards:
'20
(5)
Animal product pvocessing plants:
21
(6)
Mining, quarrying and excavating activitjes
22
which might be ob1eetionable by reason of
23
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light;
vibrations, stream pollution or handling Of
25
eXp1ositfe5 or dangerous materials,
26
1.5
r
() Commercial boat ramps, docks and landing
2
facilities.
3
(8) Aircraft landing facilities
4
(9) Disposal areas and sewage treatment
facilities. �
6
f
(10) Public and quasi -public uses including
i
7�
�
, schools, parks, playgroundsrecreational. F
g
facilities, utility system structures,,
9 1
meeting halls, hospitals, libraries,
10
museums government offices and similar
uses;, p
12
(11) Private or commercial outdoor recreation
1
lities sites of
facie on itnot less than five -
14i
(5) acres including country clubs, golf
1511courses,
riding academies and stables,,
16
hunting and fishing camps and other clubs,
17
and gun clubs and ranges;
18
(12) Public Fasting Rooms it conjunction with a.
19,
winery on sites not less than five (5)
20
acres, Provided that such tasting room must
21
be accessory to the on-site winery:
22
SECTION 13+ Subsection ' ) of Section 2�
(Timber
Mountain.) Zone, is hereby _
Y' amended to feud as follows:
�3
24
(b) i5°ses reauirinc use permits: The following uses
�.
2$
are permitted'sub,ect to first securing a use
permit in each case;
(1) Residential uses other than one single-
.ngl;e-family
family dwelling per parcel or one single -
4
I
family dwelling per five (s) acres for TM -5
f
including labor camps, commercial guest
.6
lodging, group quarters or -units units at
7
greater densities.
a
(2) Commercial wood Processing plants.
9
(3) commercial kennels and animal hospitals. '
10
(4) Commercial livestock feed yards.
21
(5) Animal product processing plants..
1
(6) Mining, quarrying and excavating activities
,13
which might be objectionable by reason
of
14
noise, odor, smoke., dust, bright might,
15
Vibrations, stream. Pollution or handling of
16
' ex
explosives P or dahgerous materials,
17>
() Commercial boat ramps, docks and landing
facilities.
i8
1�
(8) Aircraft landing facilities;
20
(9) bisposal areas and sewage treatment
facilities.
`21
2
(1.0) Public and quasi public, uses including
23
scheols, parks, playgrounds; recreational
24
facilities, utility system structures,
R 3'
meeting halls, hospitals
P libraries,
museums, government offices and Oitnilar
26
17
I If
'Uses.
P
(11) Private or commercial outdoor
recreation
3facilities �
on sites' of not less than five
4
'
() acres, including country clubs, golf
�
� r ridin �
courses g academies t
mies and scabies,
i
hunting and fishing camps and. other c lubs
and gun clubs and ranges.
$
(12) Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction wit'n a
9
winery on sites not less than five
( 5 )
-10
�.i.x es , Provided
rP vided that such tasting
must.
be
11
accessory to the on-site winery.
12
SECTION 14. Subsection (b) of 'Sact,iO,
(Timber
, 24--1.77, TNf�10
Mountain) is zone,. hereby amended
1�
to o
- Zlows Y
read as f
1�
(b) Uses re uirin _use
------__3 1�erm�ts • The following uses
3.5
are Permitted subject to first securing
is
a use
Permit in each case.-
ase:Residential
37�
Residentialuses other than one single
-
18
Z�,'
dcyellingg pearcel ar p g
or one sin le-
19
family dwelling _
per ten (1.0) acres
for TM
26;
1b, including+ labor camps, commercial g est,
21
lodging; grou P quarters or dwelling units at
22
greater densities.
2�
(2) c'omterc .al wood g p
processing .tants:
(3) commercial kennels and animal hospitals.
(4) Commercial .livestock feed Yards,
20
(5) An�ilTjj prodLtct processing plants.
.
18
a
iE
r, I,
(6) Min;Lng, quarrying and excavating activities
91
jl
which might be objectionable by reason of
t a,
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light,
vibrations, stream pollution or handling of
l '
explosives or dangerous materials.
k
g
(7,)
Commercial boat ramps, docks and landing
facilities.
7
r
(8)
r
Aircraft landing facilities
(9)
D si osal areas and sewage treatment
facilities.
20
1,1
(1.0) Public and quasi-Public uses including
12 2
schools,P playgrounds, recreational
13
facilities, utility system structures,
Y
meeting halls, hospitals, libraries,
14
lb
museums, government offices and similar
u;yes
'16
1T.
(11)
Private or commercial outdoor recreation
facilities on sites of not less than five
39
1;5) acres, including country clubs: golf
'20
Coir_ses, riding aca demies and stables,
21
hunting and fishing gimps and other cl.ubsf'
and gun clubs and rangers:
22
(12)
Public Tasting RC ems in conjunction with a
Z3
winery oft ,sites not less than: five (s)
:94
acres,arovidedthat st .ich tasting room must
2
26
19
f
�4
la
be accessory to the on-site winev
SECTION
15. Subsection. (b) of Section ?A-180 TM=20
(Timber Mountain)
Zone, i4 hereby amended to read as follows_,
(b) Uses requiring use permits: The following uses
j
are
permitted subject to first securing a use
permit in each cases,
(1)
Residential uses other than one single-
family dwelling per parcel or one single-
family dwelling per twenty (20) acres for
�3
TM -20 including labor camps, ,commercial
guest lodging, group quarte�.s or dwelling
�a
units at greater densities.
(2)
Commercial wood processing plants.
15
(3")
Commercial kennels and animal hospitals.
14
(4)
Commercial livestock feed yards.
la
(5)
Animal product processing plants.
16
Y
(6)
Mining, quarrying and excavating activities
17
which might be objectionable by reason of
lS
noise; odor, smoke, dust, bright ,Light;
19
vibrations, streahi poll ut ol, or handling of
20
explosives or dangerous matey als.
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7
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Commercial boaramps, docks and landing
02
facilities.
,
23 '
.
(8)
Aircraft landing fadilitiev o.
24,
(9)
vsposal areas and sewage treatment
25
facilities,.
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(10) Public and quasi -public uses irk _l14o`ing
2
schools, parks, Playgrounds, recre,at3ohal
f"
facilities, utility
ility system structures
4 I
meeting halls, hospitals, libraries,
museums, government offices and similar r
uses`.
(11) Private or commercial outdoor
recreation
facilities on sites Of not less than five
9
(5') acres, including country clubs, golf ++
20
, riding
coursesg academies and stables,
:ll
hunting and fishing camps and oth._.-. �
other club
clubs, �
and gun chubs and ranges
13
(12) Public Tasting-1looms in cOnjuhdtion with
14
a
five winel:y on sites not less than f (5)
15
acres; provided that, such, tasting room
must
16
be accessory to the on-site winery.
.
SECTION 16 Subsectionb
( ) of Section 24103, TM
(Timber
--40
Mountain) Zone, is hereby amended to
18
read as :follows:
io
(b): Uses reauirinQ. use permits• The following uses
i
20
ate e
p rmitfed subject to first securing a use
Permit. ;in each case:
21P
i Residential uses other than one Bungle.-
family dwelling per parcel or one single_
24,
family dwelling
fg Per forty (46) acres for TM_
40 including labor, camps, Commercial guest
20
_ ��
21
0
-
lodging, group quarters or dwelling units at
g
(j
greater densities.
U
3
(2)
Commercial wood processing plants.
(3)
commercial kennels and animal: hospitals':
(4)
(5)
Commercial livestock feed yards:
Animal
product processing
(6)
Mining; (quarrying and excavating activities i
8
which might be objectionable by reason of
noise, odor, smoke, dust, bright light,,
9
vibrations, stream pollution or handling of
`3.0;
explosives or dangerous materials. {
11
(7)
Commercial boat ramps,; docks and landing
12
facilities.
13
(8)
Aircraft landing facilities;
14
(9)
n sposal areas and sewage treatment
15{,
facilities,,
1.6
(10)
Public and gvasiy-public uses including
17
schools, parks,; playgrounds, recreational
18
:
facilities, utility system structures,
1
meeting hells, hospitals, libraries,
20
museums government offices and similar
2
uses.
(ll)
private or commercial outdoor r1-vr0atioi
23
facilities' on sites of not less that wive
!ry
(5) acres, including cautatry clubs, c;iz�
23
coursesi ,riding academies, and stab;les..
26 '
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22
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hunting
g and fishing camps and other clubs,
2 JI
and gun clubs and ranges
(12) Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction with a
4
winery on sites not less than five (s)
a
acres,, provided that such tasting room must
be accessory to the on-site winery.
7
SECTION 17 Subsection (b) of Section 24-186, TM -160 °
(Timber Mountain) Zone, is hereby amended to read as Poll b
ows:
(b') Uses reguirng.use pJ e____ The following uses
1d
are permitted
P subject to first securing a use
Permit in each case.
ll.
12
(l) Residential uses other than one single
family dwelling -lling Per parcel or one single-
family dwelling g Per one hundred sixty (160) A
35
acres for TM"160, including labor camps,
commercial guest lodging, group quarters or
17
dwelling uri,ts at greaterdensities,
(2)C.`ommercial wood processing plants,
�.g
(3) commercial kennels and animal hospitals,
lg
(4) Commercial livestock feed' yards
20
(5) Animal product Processing plants;.
�2
(6) Mining; Vc,tr;rying and excavating activities
Which might be objectionable by reason of
noise, odtlir., smoke, dust, bright light;
.
pollution ol.lut3.on oL handling of
95vibtaticins
26
exp]bsx;tes or dangerous lnaterials l,
23
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1
P1
N
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(7)
Commercial boat ramps, docks and landing
f
facilities.
2�
(8)
Aircraft landing facilities;
(9)
Disposal areas and sewage treatment
facilities,
.6
(lo)
Public and quasi -public uses including
schools, parks,, playgrounds, recreational
facilities, utility system structures,
8
meeting halls,, hospitals, lib raries,
9
museums, government offices and similar
Uses.
Private ar commercial outdoor recreation
12(11)
fac ilities on sites of not less than five
:13
(5') ares, inc luding country clubs, golf
14
�
courses; riding academies and stables,
,hunting and. fishing camps and other clubs,
16
iAnd gun clubs and ranges,
(12)
Public Tasting Rooms in conjunction with a
vinery on sites not less than five (5)
proviijod that such tasting room must
�U
be accessory to the oni-s3.te winery,
1
st=014 18,
This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby
declared to be in;
full force and effect from Wid after t-hir:ty
30 �
xays
) after 'the date of its passage,, and before the
24
expiratf.on of'fifteen 't) days after its passage, this
25
96,
2
ordinance shall be published once with. the names Of the members
i
2 I
if the Hoard `of Supervisors voting for and against it in the
i
Paradise Post, a newspaper published in the County of 1jutte,
.3
State of California.
PA88ED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the t
County of Butte State of California on the 23rd
� May day of
{
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89, by ie following votes
AYES* Supervisors Dolan, McInturf, McLaughlin, Vercruse and Chairman uto
NOES: None rl
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ABSENT: done
o
NOT VOTING. None
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LF FULTON', CHAT MAN I
1 Bute County Board of Supervisors y
3.4 y6
P,TTLIST: William H: Randolph; Chief Adriinistrative
.1:a Officer and Clerk of the Board
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2 2
it ORDINANCE NO. 2739
! A; ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE ADDING
! TO CHAPTER 24.OF THE BUTTE COUNTY SECTION2.4-101
AIRPORT ZONE, ASP,ART OF THE BUTTE CODE ESTABLISHING AN
�I COUNTY "ON114G ORDINANCES
i
1 1I The board of Supervisors of the Count of
i Y Butt
et State of
2 Kalifornia, under and pursuant to-
Chapter 24-29 of the Butte
3!County Code of said County, DO ORDAIN,, as follows;
SECTION 1
Section 24-10.1 of the Butte .County Code is E
5 hereby added to read as ;follows:, ,
6 Section 24-101 A-z (Airport Zone)
7 SECTION 2. Section 24-,101.1 of the Butte County Code is
8'�hereby added to
read as fellows:
9 Section 24-101.1 Purpose
E
10 It is hereby declared that the purpose and intent of this
11 ordinance is to fdrs�hFr the
public interest and .aeronautical
12 progress by provide-,ng Protection, promotion, and development of
IS aeronautics so as to
grar,�t to the Planning Commission such
14 powers and impose upon it such duties that the Commission may
lb properly Perform its fur;;ctions relative to aeronautics and
a
16
effectively exer:cjLse its jurisdiction over persbns and propert
17 I associated with aeronautic activities and land uses4 y
18 PLbviding for cooperation w= and by
-.9 the ,development of th federa
1 axed state Authorities
a national and states stLrn of r3 aviation
ation
;0, and for coordination of aeronautical; activities of those
21 E authorities by eliminating costly
y and Uhnet.essary land use
22 11 regulate oras and. elimanat,tq costly anti unnecessary land use
23 regulations and controls,
SECTION 3, Section 24-10142 of the Butte County Code is
25
26
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I
s
11"hereby added to read as follows:
z '!K For the purpose of this Section, the followingwords
and
phrases shall have the meanie
gs respectively ascribed to them:
x'
4 a) The term. ,raF, n
�
.ronautics means the art and science of
Ilfl ght of aircraft of all, types; aviation; the operation,
5,
navigation, maintenance, construction of aircraft and 6, s
r Q
component parts thereof; and includes air navigation aids, such
7
as lighting, markings, radio;g round to airc
8 raft, aircraft to
ground airciaft to aircraft, and related elated communications;
navigation and pilotn
g; and air crew and
10 air passenger
facilities; and also includes ai'TVOtts and airstrips and the
11
12 design, construcwion, repair or maintenance of all or any part
thereof and improvements thereto; and the di
13 sseminat'Lon of
information and instructionerta•±
14
p ping 1-0 all of the foregoing.,
b) The term "airport' means an I
t
15 y area of land or water,,
(whether of public or prLvate ownership, designed and set aside
16forthe landing and taking off of aircraft and utilized or to be
17 utilized in the interest of the public for such purposes.
1S p p ses
19 c) The term '+airor2,ft a means any contrivance now known or
hereafter invented whicli is intended, used or designed for
20 flight in the air:
21
d) The term
'compatible .land use" means a use of land
22
that does not, endanger the health., safety: off; welfare of the
23 owners, occupants, or users of the land because of levels of -
24 noise or vibrationr� or because of the risk of personal, in ur
X51 � y or
property damage created by the operations of the aLrport,
6 14cluding the taking off and landing of aircraft,
l
i
h SECTION 4.•�
Sec,.ion 24-101.3 of the Butte County Code is
l j1hereby added: to read as follows;
Secvion 24-101.3 Uses Permitted.
I
i
All activities and land uses which because of their direct I
4
5 1relationship to the operation of an aircraft can appropriately '
6'
be regarded as an 'IAeronautical Activityii which include the
following: l
7 J
1. One caretaker residential dwelling.
, 8 �
2. Unscheduled air carrier and 'facilities.
9
3.. Charter operations.
10
4. Pilot training.
11'
5 Aircraft rental and sightseeing.
12
6. Aerial photography.
13 .
7 Aerial ,advertising and surveying.
-14
8. Aircraft sales and service.
15
9. Aircraft. storage;
16 10i Sale of aviation petroleum products. S"tort3 e
17 g and
18 dispensing must meet Environmental Health, CDF, and vehicle Code
regui remen bs ,•
19 11. Aircraft repair;. restoration, and maintenance.
20 12. Sale of aircraft parts,
21 13. Unscheduled air cargo carriers:
22
14. Pilot lounges and airpor•;: offices.
23 15
Blast fences.
24
16. Runways aprons, taxiway, navigational aids;
y
2b obstruction lights except as related to expansion of the
28 operation or lengthening of runways.
"
{a
; 17. Airport support facilities including, but not limited
2 ;Ito, public buildings, FAA control tower, hangers,
Ifacili{-:iesr and flight service station, g fide training
3
. Airport 4 18 p parking facilities,.
19• Communication equipment quihment and facilities associated with
airport operations. {
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20• Rental car operations and fatalities
SFCTTON 5. Section 24-1.01..4 of the Butte Count Code
8 y is
hereby added to read as follows:
9 �
Section 24-101,4 Uses requiring Use Permit
10
The followng uses are e
11;
p rmtted subject to first securing
a use permit in each case.'
12
1 Commercial and Professional Offices.
13 _.
2i Reta-.� commercial.
14 l
3 Restaurants, hotels,
motels, s, barber shops:,
ecreationa7 facilities and any other
15 Sotntttodl,tio3 , services or
accommodations made available to the
1? general, public.
4.
18
Utility buildings not directly associated with
4eronautical activities.
19
5 taming service centers.
20
21 5. Manufacturing anis Light industrial..,
7. warehousifl
22 and distribution
facilities. g: m�,t�i storage,
2
8,
Other compatible ,land uses as approved by the Planning
'24
Commission.
26
9:
26' crop dusting,
10. Aircraft development and research.
4
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f=
�f
h . Bus Terminals, ramps Gl,'t.lters, and other buildings
J associated with transit and 'taxi, services.
Z
7
12. Baggacje claim facilities.
4
13. Scheduled .air carriers and facil ties.
5
J 1:4. Scheduled a'r cargo carriers and facilities. �
6
C SECTION 6. vection 24-101.5 of the Butte County Code is
hereby added to read as follows: '
I
Section 24-101,5 :Development Standards.
8
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g
Unless otherwise specified in an a PProved Use Permit the
minimti,., development standards shall be as follows;
10following
it
1 • Operating Perfozmantc standards performance
12
standards Ptohibiting nuisance on account of fire, noise,
13
vibration, shock,, explosives, heat glare smoke,' ....dust., odor;., ;
was es el.ec ,vonic interferences and the like shall a PP1Y to all
14
conditional use.i. !
15,
10
2. Lighting. The design and location of exteric.-
lighting should be requited to comply in all resbects to
1.7
_
standards establishedby the Federal Aviation Admin3strat�.on; or
1.8
" she California Department rtment of Transportation, Division of
19
Aeronautics With respect to height; type, and P lacethent of
20
Lighting standards on the airt;ort.
21
3. Signs. Signs •shall be 1.iritited to those ,den:tifying
22
uses conducted on the airport site, Outdoor f aVertisi.n . sight,
IN
billboards, or flashing lighting signs shall be Prohibited
24
within the airport zone.
25
,
4 Automobile Parking, All automobile parkin ... shall b
g e
2s
recruited to be off street. Off=street perking prbvisiahs of
-5--
Allk
1 �! 5utte County Code Section shall, apply, All off-street
_2 fl Parking .areas shall be paved....
I 5. Building and �evea
3 I opment S Lznd�arns ,
All buildings !
shall be cr+nStructed and designed in such a manner t
j
o restrict
¢ the ,indoor noise 3.evels t1
5 o less thail 45 decibels dung aircraft
opera;-.ion
6
6 Storage. All storage,
7 ,
9 except for automobiles and
aircraft, siia3l be re '
$ gaited to be Within buildings ox within
enclosures. r
Storage of aircraft
9 parts, service eql pment, or t
' expressly similar Items shall be A r
20 proj;i.i,bited outside the I
built'nosi„
1I storage enclosure.
7 Minims= Zan
12 ing Requirements fir Airport Zones;
Proposed sites ftr Airport Zoning
iv �� p
existiea�ce shall demonstra`e g where no airport is in.
7,i �" it can meet all the permitting
requirelments of the
20- California Department of Transportation,
Divisioll of Aeronautics
26
17 SHCTION 7. The hereinafter describe'i area situate in
countycIf Butte, State of California, shell be and it is he the
�`$ hereby
"zoned as an ADZ (Airport Zone) District, and such area
i 9 � _ � _ shall....
sub act be
c4 to ,.he ,.esttictions and restricted 'uses and regulations
20
pursuant to 8 tte County code ;Section 24-l.01µ
22
Said area so zoned btaing located 1,11 the `unir�colw orate
2a P a
area of Brite County Or Chico,, more part3 ciiaz,y described as fohovrs:
24
All of parcel l of that
25, 99 on Page 40 an file in pthPCeof iceof record intIap Book.
l.erorder County
26
93.62 acres, more or less, southwest of Ciito
AIL
Said area; so zoned being located in the un
i
t incorporat0dI
11 area. Of Butte
2 t� County, tY Paradise, more
particularly described as
follows
3
i' The northerly 2577.56 ft. of the wester i
4 °1 Section 2 T21N R3E MDB&+, 1Y 388.3 ft. of i
5 i The southerly 1336.8 ft, of the westerl
Sec -tion 35, T22N R3E MDB&qq. Y 388,32 f of
6
11.9 acres, more f7 Or ;less, south of Paradise,
S,ECTT.ON F!
8 This Ordinance shall be and i°t is hereby
declared to be ift full forge and effect from and after thirty
k
hirty
(30 ) days after:, the date of its
10 passa.gP, and before the
expiration of fifteen (3.5) days ai ; ex its Passage, t
Ia 9 his
Ordinance shat].. be pLlblisrted o!-�ce with the names of the members
12
of the Board of Supervlisors
13 vt�ting for and against it in the
Paradise pas
14 + a news aP e°
P published in the County of Butts;
State of California.
1
PASSED ANA ADOPT.'
h6 by the Board of 'Supervisors
of'the
County of Butte; St atc
17 of California, on the 14th day of March
°
. 1989, by the
18 fol -Lowing rote
AYES: Su ervisor„� ��
P Molhi urf, McLaughlin, Vercru:,e and Chairman Fulton_
19
NOES: None
20 ABSENT
Supervisor Dolan
21
k'OT VOT-TRO Norte
�y
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2�
i LgN F't:L�'ON CITAT
•i RMAN
24 B °Crtr_ County Board of supervisor,
25 ' ATTEST- MAR'TTN jw 9CHOLS, Chief Administrative
'04 icer and' Oie,rlc
26 1 a;(` the Board
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Ordinance No. 2 704I
,AN ORDINANCF ADDING CHAPTER 41 TO THE BUTTF COUNTCODE
ESTABLZSHTe',G CODE ENFORCEMENT PG;T,ICIES ANI)
PROCLDURES
The Board of Supervisors Of the County Of
`? follows; oButte or'6a.111s as
� Section _l.
Chapter 41 as hereby added to the Butte Count
i read as follows: Y Code to
_ "CHAPTER 41
ARTICLE I
CODE ENFORCEMENT POLICES AND PROCEDURES
[[1 $ect:.s°n .41"� • Pur use,
Z't1e following policies and
procedures are adapted to
implement a Program of 'enforcement ,c)f Bu
ordinances co tte+County's zoning] b'.ilding,
I:% sanitatiai7 and other
III ntained in the following Chapters of
his Code! chapter 100
Highway+s and.. Streets.., ch:
nk
De'alo rs, Plawnbrokers and Secondhand; ';Dealers; Chapter iter 1 i Jand
d6' .Dredging; Chapter 14 Mining aril
17 Motor Vehicles and Traffic; Chapter,
19, Disposal; Chapter 23 B
Water wells, Cha for 24
Sewage
:Jg,Chapter 26,Buildings;
Chanter 26A, Underground. Utilt Districts.
9 Mechanical Code- ti , Alec Y txicts Chapter, 26B
Chap, er 27 �" t�ric�it ,
Chapter 31, Refuse Collection and F` y' Chapter 2b g,
Plumb�n
.emoval, Chapter ':32, ;Namh,g of
Streets and Highways; Numbering Izroperties and p,� ,+
incinal Ilui,idnrrs
Chapter 33 Groundwater t bnservati,o,t: and Chapt. r
I
37, Underground
-• Hazardous Substance Storage Facilities:;
"" It is the policy of Ziutc
"►r e Count
_.� compliance wi• y to seek voluntary.
th thet.e 'v
pro:�s:+ �ons
2� rc°ins Of enforcement if nu_.. but to pro�i� .de an effeetiV6
ch compliance is not obtained.
.i erect bn 41- u r + +
Definitions.
Forthe purpose of this. Ar"-isle o the, :collo
c��.ng words and
d,
Affected Department.
Whichever Of the following three
C County Departments has
the responsibility to administer or enforcq the.
F applicable provisions of this Code: I
Planning, Health, or rublic'�
Works.. ,
7 Cade Enforcement Officer
Any person employed by the County
of Butte and appointed to the povit on Of Code Enforce
meet CfficGir, as
established by.But e ion
Ordinance Number 2652.
Contiguous Properties,.
ontictuous- properties are an
y two
Properties which. share a mutual boundary.Property P y shall b
considered as contiguous units, even if i' is separated by r e
o y r ,g x toads,
�:° strel_ts utilit easement., or rai 4,roaa rr hts-of-way.
14 P<re�___ msj,�s, The real
property of the viol,-toj:, including
con �:i �1ous
3 J'� properties and/or an buildings,
ystructures or other
*ir 'mproveraents situated thereon or affixed thereto, where anv `
of any of tha vsolation
provisions of the Chapters specified in Section of
this Code has or is suspected to have bccurred or is or is' suspected
49to be occurring. The premises may include public property 00 violator has access, p y to whish a
21 violato. An adult
-----. =;_trown a r r tenant ,
c ccu ani, resident or
��"other person Nav
, in os
g P'session;, cont: ol,. or any
o
`�O '' intr,rest in or the ri ht of access.. to the y then o'w.►e;,ship
premises, excl,udin5 persons
-� having only a secUrit}► interest
..,n the
premises,, who, is suspected or
aYleged to have violated of to be in viol.
ation of any
•� pxlov;sions A. the
of the Chapters specif,ed in Section
a There may be one or more violator`s as to an► 41-I Of khis Code,
z„
i,8 } 'particular preMises_4
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,Section 41-2. Warning Notices.
(a;) Noottices_Re_ uired.
Unless otherwise expressly provided, the Butte County
Planning, Health or Public Works Departments shall ,be responsible for
the initial identification of and contact with persons who are
suspected to be in violation of any provisions of the Code which said
departments respectively administ�-r or enforce.
Such respective affected Departments shall issue a
first Written warning notice giving violators not; less than lien days
to voluntarily complyi in the event of non-compliance: with the first
warning notice, said affected Departments shall issue a formal second
wri
;fid Referral to Code F,ni'axcement
Re ins ectia► a`
•:�
officer.
.'
Following the notice procedure specified .in SubsOction r
(a) above and prior to referring the matter to a Code Enforcement
c
officer, the Department issuing said notices shall re-inslect to
determine whether the violation has been abated 0r
contihes. In those cases where the violation continue;, said
Department shall refer the matter to a Code Enforcement Officer.
(c) Exceptions,
0 ,
notwithstanding the Fprovisions of subsec:t,.ons (a') and (b)
11
atbove, no noticei need be given, and a County Code Enforcement
�•
officer may immediately issue a citation, upon the request of the
�.;
affected Department and when there is reasonable basis to believe
�
that: the violation constitutes an imminent threat to the health and
safety of any person or persons, including that of the alleged
violator, or to property, or the violator' may not remain in the County
or may otherwise be diff.'icu�.t to locate at a later time:
(�
d Failure to Compl with Se
) - _"�-cand Notice .
t
It shall be an ,infraction for any violator, to refuse or
fal td comply, with a second notice issued to him or her pursuant, to
"(
"Subsection (a) above.
(e`) public . Nuisautc.
Any violation that continues indisregard of a second
notice issuf:d burs giant to 8ubt6cti6n (a) above is hereby declared to
►is
bEs a public nuisance and as such may' be abated in the manner
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pi k, law rt
p „ . y .
Sectioi 41-;_ powets and Duties of Code Enforcement.rOfficer. Y
En forcemen i� Duties.
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Each Code enforcement officer shall have the duty to
enforce the provisions of C1-ap esa l0, 11 13,
19, 19, 23H, ;140 20,
i
S'r 26A, 268, 27, 28, 31, 32, 33, 37, and 41 of this Code.
t (b) Right of Entry.,
ai Whenever nec:-ssary to enforce any of the provisions of
6 said Chapters, or whenever a Code Enforcement Officer has reasonable
7 cause to believe that there exists in or upon any premises any such
C
8 violation wh, h makes such premises unsafe, dangerous or hazardous,
9 the Code Enforcement Officer may enter such premises at all reasonable
10 times to inspect the same Or to perform an duty imposed Y y � p ose
d upon the Code
11 Enforcement Officer by this Code; provided, ti,at if such premises be
1:.' occupied, he or she shall first identify himself or herself as a Butte
13 County Code Enforcement Officer and request entry; and if such
14 premises be unoccupied, he or she shall first make a reasonable effort
+I
1z3 to locate the. violator and request entry. If such entry i� re_fused,,
Y'
1F the Code Enforcement Officer shall have recourse to every remedy
t; provided by laws to secure entry.
t (c) Issuance of Citations.
Each Code Enforcement Officer is hereby authorized to
='lY issue oltations for violations of the prtivisi6nt of the said chapters
a
''-'t of this Code, which they have the duty to enforce. Upon referral of a
i
matter by the affected Department to the, appropriate Code Enforcement
�.! Officer, the Code Enforcement Officer shall contact the alleged
1 violator an"di unless the violation hat then been abated, the Code
Enforcemen't Officer shall issue a citation to the violator: i
C
Prior to issuance of a citation., the Code Enforcemelt
27 Officer shall ident.afy, himself or herself as a County Code E;nfbrcement
"A Officer: The Code Enforcement Officer shall then request the alleged
r
I violator, and the alleged violator shall. be required', to present his
.' or her driver's license or other satisfactory evidence of hiS or her
identity for examination.
The citation shall state as time and date and p :ac -e at which.
the alleged violator shall appear in court to answer the charges
stated in the citation. The appearance date shall be at least 10 days
after the; date - of the citation.
K Section 91-4. Refusal_ to Sign Citation,
The Code En, or. cement Officer shall not take or attetnpt to
10 take anyone into custody for refusingto
present satisfactory evidence
.� 11 of his or her identity or refusing to sign a citation. In such cases,
12 the Code ,Enforcemen,'- Officer may file the citation w:,Lth the
143 appropriate court. as a complaint pursuant to Penal Code Section
14 853.9(b), , may request the ass.%stance of the Sheriff's Department, or
1.5 other law enforcomen;: agency which hi.; jurisdiction; or ma1T, request
116 the District Attorneyto
prepare and file a complaint U>.yth the °
17 appropriate court.
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Section 41-5. Violation; Penalties,
(a) Violations Charged and PuAished as infractions,
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Notwithstanding any prov.is on of this Code to the
coni nary in Chapter 10, 11, 13, ;14, 19, 238, 24, 26p 26A, 26s, ?j
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<r 31 y provision i
.r 32, 33► 32, and 41 whenever. an Y ,
n any of said chapters
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¢ Provides that any act is prahibitrd c"r made_ or declat`ecl to be unjawful
0'4 or a misdemeanor or an lhfradtion, or requires the doing of atzy act or
='•► declares the failure to do any act unlawful or a misdemeanor or an
'► infraet,x,on, the violation of such P avision may be charg-ed, as an
2 infraction Punish& -,le by' imposition of the following finesi n,o part of
28 which may be suspended:
1. Upon a first conviction, a mandator fine
y of
$100
2., Upon a second conviction of the same code
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section involving the same premises within the
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12 month period immediately preceding the
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commission Of the current "violation a
mandatory fine of $200;
3;• Upon a 'third. conviction of the same: code
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section involving the same premisez within a
12 month period immediately Preceding the.
commission of the current violation, a
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mandatory fine of $500
1.
(a) Each Day aerate Offense,
14Each
and every day or portion thereof that a
C!i violates
person
Or continues to violate any such provision
�i Chap
Chapters
,of any of said
const itutes a separate offense
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punished
and may be charged and
toaratel
P y wi,tholt awaiting conviction
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1 violation.
of any prior
(c) Misdemeanors.
Any violation which may Otherwise be charged
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and
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-punishable as an infraction pursuant tostibsection (a) above, may be
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I: charged and punishable as a misdemeanor- if the defendant has been
convicted of three or more -Iiolat ons of'the same code section
involving the same premises within the 12 month period immediately
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preceding the commission of the current violation, ror purposes of
this subsection a bail forfeiture or a plea of Halo contendere shall
be deemed to be a conviction:
Section 41-6 Money Judgments.
Any judgment of conviction which imposes a fine shall
tY become a money jud Ment as
9 provided by Pena 7 Code Section 1214.
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I)i It shall be the responsibility of the Code Enforcement Officer cer t.^,
a^il determine if the: fine unposed haK been paid. In any case where the
rr ii fine rem ai nsznpa r3 f c,r rnorP train 30 d- 4
-� , , , 0�xle Enforcement Of Icer
shall record an abstract of the Jrdg�tient in the Office of -the County
Redorder, as provide 3 by Code of Civil P„ocedure Sections 674 and
r 697.310 Upon notice of
p�ymPrit of such a judgment, the Code
Enforcement Off ce'rsha.11
file and serve an acknowledgment of
Ilk ,sati<sfac!tion ofr a 7 gment ud .."
_ prcwYdcd by Coda of Civil Procedure
pt Sections '724.030 and 724.040.
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Section 43-7. Notice of Violation.
"'gip I If the violation of a
provision of any of the. Chapters:. of
•,•
this Code listed in Section 41-1 continues to exist on or after t}
e
date of any violator's conviction of violatingsaid
provision, the
`00 Code Enforcement Officer shall submit a Notice of Violation to the
County Recorder for recordation. said Notice shall include a
descript P ern of the remises a description of the violation, the
y o abate the violatil5ri
s
. y , the date of conviction for
action neci_ssar t
►, r saId vi blat;ion, the court that entered the judgment of conviction and r
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ky
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the case number.
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Section 4}--8. Follow -u2 Inspections,
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Following the conviction of any violator in court, a Code
Enforcement Officer shall make such fallow -up inspections as necessdry
to determine that the violation has been abated and may issue such
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additional citations as are necessary to gain compliance with the
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applicable provisions of this Code.
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Section 91-9. Notice of Compliance.
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Upon all work to abate the violation being completed and
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approved .by the affected Department; payment of all fin.-
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rrr tcN `� •s 101.4tion pursuant to section 41-5(a) trx' 0;Vt6, 1:0 by or on
behalf of the violator of a fee Of 5,'
. 1fJ0.00 to the County of Bute to
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iefy aY ii $ 10' tecording a Notice of Violation pursuant to Section
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conducting £ollOW`up iiaspections pursuant tc Section 41-8 and
1;4,{
recozding a Notice of Compliance pursuant to this Section; the Code
Enforcement Officer shall submit a Notice of Compliance to the Counwy
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Recorder for recordation. Said Notice of Compliance shall refer to the
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related Notice of Violation recorded pursuant to Section 41-•7:
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Section 41-10. Refusal to IIsssuue.wPexinits, _Licenses or Othzr
Ent,.�ement. ------
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(a) Refusal to_ Issue:Waiver.
No department, comaission, or employee of the County my of
Butte vested with the duty or authority to issue or approve petmits,,
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licenses or other entitlements shall do so when there is an
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outstanding Vi6latiOn got which a citation has been issued pursuant to
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this Article involving the premises to which the`
pending application:
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pertains. The authority to deny, shall
y y I1 apply 4h' ether the applicant was
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the occupant or owner of record at the time of such violation
or