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'PR6POSPM C�[A vm$ AND ADDITIONS TO CF►APTER 20 OF THR BUTTE„
COONTY CODE TO ALLOW PRIVATE DRIVES AS APPROVED ACCE�s.UNDRR
CERTAIN, RESTRICTED, GIRCMISTANCES
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RATIONALE;
There .exist situations where existing .development on a ,
parcel logically creates a second building ,bite, but that the
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physical characteristics of the parcel and its development
make it impossible to provide access; as per Chapter 20 as it
now Toads. The purpose of the foll&wing proposed amendments
is to al'l:nw the development of sxldh sites while providing
reasonable control in design to 'allo1w for safe access for the
c occupant of the site and necessary public services such as
utilities, fire protection, ambulance; etc. These amendments
Will in no way supercede any other protion of the Butte County
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rather complement it by re'c�ogn:izing certain sj;ecaa7,
circumstances.
DELETE Section 20-17 in its entivety anti. add Section 20-17 to read:
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rRO�NTAG.: r "Frontage" means the portion of a parcel that abuts
ane side of-, a puhlic street which allows primtiry access, ;frontage
shall also be considered as that portion of a parcel that abuts
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an approved access easement, providing the parcel does not abut
a public streets, except as provided far it Sectort 2A-1�h1.�
DELETE Section 20-26 in its entirety and add Section 20.26 to read.o
LOT LINE1 FRdN`f In the case of an interior lot, a line
separating the lot from the street; and in the case of'a corner
lot a line separatinit the narrowest street frontage of the to
from t"he street, except as providdd for in SGcti,oh
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ETF. Section 20-134 zn its on. xret and
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MINIMUM WIDTHS Normally a minimum 60` ,foot stY`eet right-of-wny
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shall be required: A minimum 50 ft. street rirlit -of -way shall be'
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permitted fox ;local acce ;, streets, a short tits jugh street or
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unusual situation where a cul-de-sac is app ropriate, .except as
provided for 3,n Section 20-1.36.1: In -in industrial area a
minimum 60 foot right-o-way is requiretl�
ADD Section 20-136.1.
PRIVATE DRIVES AS APPROVED ACCESS: By granting a n except.'on 'to
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normal access requirements the Advisory Agency may approve'a
building-free Private drive as approved access; subject to the
following mandatory conditions;
1, Parcel shall, prior to division, be within an urban area
as designated in the resolution governing design knd frontage
on a puhlitstreet within a single le famaIy zone.
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2i The private drive shall service one and only one parcel, and.
one and only one single family dwelling with no other property
having access on the private drive. �
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3. This section will apply only to projects havii.tg existing
develnpmettt on at least one of no more than tivorparcels
d The parcel,to be served by the private drive to be s1 'maximum
of 1/2 acre;
5 A building-free turning area. 'shall be marintitihed on the parcel
served by the private drive of 50 ft. radius measured From
the centetlitte of the private drive=
6. Lot size to be calculated exclusive of drive atea� and turning,;
area,
1. Maximum length of drive to he 200 ft.
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Minimum width of drive to be 2,0 ft. :>
a . 16 ft. gravel roadway O a SC -2 50 prime coat m3. imtim .
b, 4 ft, reserved for utilities and also fjor. addition aI
separation from existing structures, if necessary.
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There shall be a building -free setback of 10 feet, measured i
from the edge of tY[e private driVo, An ► o within this
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setback not otherwise reserved by the zoning district in
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which parcel is located is to be reserved in easements, and
roof of same to be
}� provided in accordance ;vth design
resolution.
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The Parcel. bounded by tho public street andl tlje private �I
drive shall ha`;e a frontage on the public street 'of a minaum)
-width of 7S feet.
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The front lot line of the parcel served by the private drive
shall be the shortest boundary line adjacent to thepzrivate
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drive. This boundary lime shall be considered. the "frontage''
for the purpose of computir, g lot ttidth,.
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`Where poSSa.bIC, private Clrives 5hA11 be located adjacent to
existing driveways on neighboring parcels
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GAS M1 ER LO'ATION
GAS SERVICE PIPS.r'
GAS DISTRIBUTION MAIN
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PROPERTY LINE INSTALLATION
The following basic location requirements wlll apply in all cases,
1. All meter locations are subject to PGandE approval,
y 1 Only one meter location and service pipe will be provided for each building,
3, The preferred location for the gas meter is outside and adjacent to the building. (See lrigtuo
14 and 15)
OUTSIDE
METER 1'
AND CUSTOMER
REGULATOR HOLJsEL'fNE G'
INSTALLATIONS_APpROgL
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FOUNDATION VENT'
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4, The gas meter Shall/be located as hear as pradticable to the point where the gas service pipe+
Welt the eustamers property and so placed that It Is accessible at all times for inspection,
repairs, reading, testing and turning the gas supply oil or Orr,
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5. Sufficient space must be available outside the building adjacent to the meter to allow for the
Installation and operation of I'GundE standard shutoffvalve on the service pipe riser. General Order
No. 112C of the Public Utilities Commission of the State of California requires that the shutoff .y
valve be accessible for operation by''the utility at all times:
6. It is important that the gas meter be readily accessible at all times and have a minimum exposure,,,
'to damage, its location should be near the side of the building'frcm which the customer will be
served and not behind a fence; or other enclosure that may be locked:
1. If it is not possible to provide a<suitable meter 'locatlop, outside of a building, contact PGandE;to
confirm an alternate location. Meters located inside a building shall be installed in an enclosure pro-
vided; by the customer, Enclosures shall'be reasonably gas tight but vented to the outside, Meters
shall also be accessible from a door which opens to the outside of the enclosure. The minimum size
of the required enclosure will be provided by ,i' AHE. In developing the enclosure size consid-
eration will be given for'the potential of installing, lit the future, a larger meter, An aperture to
permit the meter to be read without the requirement of opening the; door is desirable. .See Figures
16, 17 and 18 for typical installations.
No electrical connections, such as the electric.wvice
grounding electrode, telephone service tarrtlination r
other potegnntieal soU ces of Ignition are permitted
within the _�
INSTALL FULL OPENING DOORS WITH • •
METER READING WINDOW AND VENT.
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SINCE ALL MODELS of METERS ARE
NOT THE SANTE SIZE, CONSULT''
THE COMPANY FOR THC-
DIMENSIONS
HCDIMENSIONS OF THE CABINET.
RECESSED METER AND REGULATOR CABINET
Fig, to
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rtiRISER LINEHHOE LINE I.`VENTED DOSERVICE- r __ METERPIVENTEq D00RGAS METER GGAS MAiNr�ER
GAS, TIGHT IMOI-0SURE GHT ENCLOSURE
,k4K SIZE 30" W x 32" H x'18" hEEP IZE WOW.
2'x ts" DEEPCRbUND FACE'"
sEr#�'II F! b BASEMENT FLOOR I r
jar GROUND $URFACt ,
' SERVICE—
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BASEMENT INSTALLATION GARAGE INSTALLATION
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GAS'
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Gas meters shall not be located;
1. In front of or under any opening into the first full story above ground level of a structure, these
openings include venf's, air inlets to appliances, windows which can be opened, e
Building Code: =1978 for definition of "story."), tc. (See Uniform
?, in ,living quarters, closets, restrooms, bathrooms, toilets, boiler rooms, or unventilated or
tnaccesible locations.
1 Closer than 3 feet to any source of ignition. Exceptiwts Clearance between the ^as teeter and
electric termination facilities may be reduced. as shown in Figure 19 when installed outside:. h
Clearance between the gas meter and telephone terminal box may be reduced to 12 inches when
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4, Under outside stairways when building is more than one stor
stairway, y in height or under any combustible
5. Under any interior stairway,
. In crawl spaces under building i
p g unless n a proper meter enclosure vented to outside atmosphere;
7. In contact with the round or
g in a depression below the general ground level.
8. Near,a driveway unless adequately protected from passing vehicles.
% In engine, heater; boiler or electric meter roorns:
Otis and Electric Meters of One Location
BOth the gas and electric meters sliould normally'be located on the same side of the building.
If the customer is to be served With an electric Underground service the as and electric meters shall
be at the same location as Indicated in the Electric Metering; General, Section of this book and
Figure 19 below. Local ordinances may require separation between
gas and electric meters,
FbUNoATION VENT
ELECTRIC
METER
FLUSH TYPE
:R SOCKET
ELECTRIC METER
SURFACE TYPE
METER SOCKET
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ORDINANCES ELECTRIC CONDUIT
MAY REQUIRE_
JSTOMER GAS THAT THE CUSTOMER GAS
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ELECTRIC
6 METERS
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SERVICE LINES
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`rhe preferredlocation is on the outside of the 'building as illustrated in Figure 19, lioWever, if no.
satisfactory outside location is available, gas and electric rneteis may be installed together in an
accessible recessed cabinet provided with a gastlgltt partition serjarating the two meters with the gas
enclosure vented to the outside, Examples of such suitable instillations are shown in Figure 20,
No electrical connections, such as the electric service
An optional plastid grounding electrode, telephone service turminetion or
window maybe installed other potential sources of ignition are permitted
in door for meter reading. within the gas meter enclosure,
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2" x 6" INSERT
Sea "ELECTRIC
METERING GENERAL
SECTION" for dimensional
details.
OPTIONAL SINGLE DOOR
HORIZONTAL VERTICAL VERTICAL INSTALLATION'
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Fig. 20 - RECESSED, INDIVIDUAL METER' BOXES
HORIZONTAL OA VERTICAL
NOTE' /
1) Cabinets shown are for typical meter Installation's. The minimum size of the regNired enclosure will be t j
determined by P.G.andE at the time the meter location is determined,
2. A 2" X 6" insert shall be installed along the front inside ridge of the gas meter enclosure to provide supportfor
PGandE's service pipe installation: 7he top edge of the 2" X 6" is to be'flush with doorstop.
3, 1. the optional single door installation is used these must be weather stripping or egUIValent, on the face of the
partition separating the gas and electric meters, to remain gas tight when the door is closed.
- 4: Electric conduit may pass through the back of the gas mater section, if a gas "tight seal Is provided where conduit!
passes through partition,
6. All cabinet doors shall have hinges to permit opening to a fully open position (90 degrees or more),
1 GAS METER 2nd 3rd !lth
®ULATOR METER METER METER
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Fig. 7i MULTIPLE GAS METER OUTAL'LATIONS
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1, 'For oath additional gas meter, the length of the box,Ihail be increased' IV" (
5iudding is ermissible along the front of the box but t thallg,
2, The Inside of the box ehall bu free of antbu free of ant p ° rti forts o
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p g t it shalt be arren'ged on 30" centers to that it will lieu intaw= i
fere with the rt ading of or easy access to any metef
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CONTIlYUE TO .Tl�'a" r, 19,90 WAIVING THE SECOND RSADWG AND ADOPTION OF OR.DL.4ANCZ
&MMING CHA TM," 70 AND 24 OF THE BUTT COUNTY CODE REGARDLNG REGULATIONS
AND CON :OF SUBDIVISIONS MITD TO '$ON'LNC REQiJ P-E� 1'TS
Continued to July 29, 1980 waiving of the second reading and,,adoption
of an ordinance amending Chapters 20 and 24 of the Butte County Cocke regarding
regulations and cortrol of subdivision and to zoning requLtemants.
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1326 ti^OlT$IDEPATION or WAIVING SECONCow�DT-XG MD E�EtEADOPTIO REGULATIONS ORDYONSC�vB CONTROL
CHAPTERS 20 & 24 OF THE BUTTE
~ Cion of waiving the second reading and adoption off � 198
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Cons�dera
the ordinance amending Chapters 20 and 24 ofthegutteseouiEm.n� regarding
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regulations and control of subdivisions and .o zoning Q
regulation
to September 17, 1980 atconti
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CONSIDERATION 0� Qit>aINANCE I�•iIi,YG CEIAPTERS 20 & 24 (OF THE a.UTTE COMITT
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I CODE REOARDTNG 'MFGMA,TTM%S AND CONTROL OF SUSDTVxSlC1NS ANt� TO ZONING
p REQUIRE MTS
Consideration of waiving the second reading and ordinance
amending Chapters 20 and 24 of the Butte County Code regarding regulstioas'`
and control of subdivisions and to zoning requirements held at this time.
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Del. Siemsen, deputy county counsel, set out the background of
the ordinance. This is amending Chapter �O the subdivision ordinance.
until round go into effect
This I xeasome. changest
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adown inothebState MapOAct
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that could hav(i an effect on this ordinance. He did not know What the
changes wruld be He suggested that the Board go through and consider
the ordivaaee and hold off adoption of the ordinance until the changes
are made in Ghe State Map Act.
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John Mendonsay public works, stated that the ed mnittee on land
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development processes could come up with recommendations that could also
change the ordinanceo j
r Mr.'Si.emsen stated that if the Agricultural initiative passes
there cou
ld hes some ramifications to the changes. With that in mind, he
suggested that: the Beard proceed w:�th the review. Some of the changes +t
made reflect Ya change in Board policy. One of the changes refers to
the allowing of lot splits with 20 -foot wide: access.;
a Discussion of thefollowing sections in `the ordinance held
at this time:
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Section 20-4
Existing development is the only, addition to the sections
No cbangeR made to the proposed ser_Lion.
Sectwo=8
No chauges.- i
Section 20-9
tt No changes
:Section 2Q-111
No changes
f + '' Section 20-32 ;
No changes
i Sectiion 20-35
k. No changes.
Section 20-7
No changes.
taction 20-M &Section
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This GGIV-4on Iss a new addition. This would
of control over &'Asian outside the Map Act,
give a little btt
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No changv,.y•d
8ection-...�;,°-4
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Section 20-53:.5
No r.,hanges.
Section 20-54
No changes.
Section,20-60
No changes:
Soctions 20-63. t 207-64
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No changes.
section 20-,;s 5
No dhansesi
Section 20-65:.5
No changes,
Section ;20-66
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Hold over.
Section 20-67
No changes.
Section.20-61:5
No changoq:
Section - 20-65
No changes.
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No chAng es.
Section 20-90,
No changes
Section 20-94
No changes.
Section 2045;
No obangesi
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CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE AMMINC, CWTLgM 20' & 24 QF tug BUTTE COUNT
CODE REGARDING REGULATIONS AND CONTROL OF SUBDIVISIONS AND TO ZONING
RSQUIR.F IFaITS
... Consideration of waiving the second reading and adoptiod of
the ordinancel'amending amptera 20 and 24 of the Butte County Code
regarding regulations and control of subdivisions and to zoning rdgairemdntas
held as continued.
Discussion of the fallowing sections in the ordinance;
Section 20-96
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No. changes.
Section 20-101
No changes
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Section 10-102
No changes.
Section 20-103
No 'changes
Section 20-103.5.
No changes.
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Se'ctian 20-104
No changes.
Section 20-105'
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No changes.
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Section 20-106 -
No`changes.
_ sgctbn 2a-110.1
No changes.
The discussion was cotitiuusd to Saptember 23, 1980 at 1:30 p.m. ,
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CODE REGA�t MG REGIILATIONS A&N'D CONTROL OF Sttb a ?N AND TO ZONING
RE(�MtIENT8 CONtINITED_TO SEYTZjiBGR 30, 1980 Af:.. 'r.N:.
The continUed heatidg on the ordi,nancd at Anding Chapter 20 amd ZI
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of a EUttd County Code regatdi.ng reg ilati.oris anti control of sub&isi.ons
and to zouirig regUiremetits was cot tinned to September 3O, 1980 at 1430 p tm
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SIITUED HZ&Mo: ORDIN&NCE AMENDING CHAPTER S & 24 6V THE BUTTE COQNTX
C c G REG=Tlt]'NS AND tONTM OF SUBDIVI5IONS A'ND To ZONING }
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REQUIREMENTS
The continued hearin& and discussion of cia.iaa.nce amending
Chapter 10 and 24 of t'he'Butte CounCount Codarequrementsnw'eseh ydtasncouniaued.b
coattol of Subdivisions and to $
Supervisor Dolan asked that the Board co.twider pulling the
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zero,lot line change out of the large ordinance and considering it by ti
itself so that the matter could be handled.
Del 53em5en, deputy Ccunty
counsel, state -a there was one
other part of the nr&ance the Board had not: covered deal with the Board s
authority to impose drainage fees where dta�tdge tudies have been
completed. Fie would also like to sea this portiere palled out acid done
as a separate otdinadce.
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the entire o'tainaaee was continued to Octo6er 14, 1580 to ,
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IG OF OAbINRNCE AMMINv CHAPTER 20
{ 3647 CONTINUEDEiEt1RING NP, REGUi:ATIOk7S AND CON'Ti!JL Op
AND 24 OF THE BUTTE COTNM CODE REGARD• WAIVED FIRST READIN
SU'gDIVISIOThe hearingao TO Nan�rdiaa�nc�e a S ptar 20 and. '24 0� the Auttn,,
County Coda regarding regulations and control £hsubdivisions and to zoning
vequiramenLs,wns held as continued.
Lif3CEM 2:55 p.m.
uCav= 3:13 p.m.
Pale 29; ;Sec or_'LO� �121t "With a public hearing,."
P"fie 20_; No chau{Ses.
ect, an 20-�2 : No changes.
Sect'on 26 No changes.
Seeti_ o_, n20-127: No changes.
8ecti;on20-12'8: No changes.
Sectio 20-129:
pqe 321.
Section -20-152i No changvs,
gectiony 20 153e No thauge6
Section 20-155.• No changes.
Section 20-156: No changes.
3ei, j6t 20-161: No, changes,
Sect�ion 20-162: No changes:
S e . on 20»180: No champs.
Section 20»210: No changes.
Such oh
20-1-10.1,! No chaugos.
On nidejoh o£ Supervisor Dolan, seconded by Supervisor Winston ;
and carriedi 0aived the first teadfng o£ an ordinance amending Chaptat 20
d 24 of the 'Butte douat� Udd regarding reguratio'ns' and control. dt
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bdivi6ions and to tonin re i:iramants.
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167 ORDIANCE54 21 t 'WAIVE SECOND RLADIN,G Off' ORDINANCE MENDINO OWTER
ADOPT ORDIN
20 :� 2AN BUTTE COUNT`l Corg REGARDING REGULATIONS AND CONTROL ,OF
.SUHnT'�ITSIONS AND TO ZONTNG RE UIIREMENT5
motion of Supervisor Wheeler., seconded by Suparvisor Dolan
and unanimously carried Chersecond reading of the ordinance amending
Chapter 20 Bind 24 ai the Sutta County Cole regt�rding rsguliltfons and
control of subdivio ons and t3 c:.it: levi�irements was waived; Ordivancs
2154 was adopted and the Chsirman authorized to sign.
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�r AN ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTERS 20
_AND 2jE OF THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State
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2 of California, DO ORDAIN as follOMs: .
Code is
Section I. That 920'4 of the Butte Count]
4 hereby amended toi read as follows:
§20_in an action
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4. Exceptions The hearing body
e relative to a matter before it may authorize exceptions to any of
gulations relative. to the designofa
7 the requirements and re
8subdivision:
' l), Application for any
such exception shall be made
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' - Petition
of the subdivider or designt;,ad a -ant -
10 by a verif iesi p
LL stating fully the grounds of the app
lication and the facts relied
erty referred: to in
wy 12 upon by the petitioner. In order for the p ro' P
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section, the
3 petition to come the prov"isions of this
1 the p with
14 hearing body must find that all of the following facts apply
15 respect to the subject property,.
(a) That there are spe
1.8 cial circumstances or
of to ogtaphy or size or shape o'r' location or Px3stiig
17 conditions P
18 development affecting the property.
,. (b) That the granting of the exception will not
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ZO be decritnental to the public welfare or i.njut,otts t6 other propert
21 in the territory itis which the property is s�tuated�
ats . All determinations of the Advi:Sory
22 (2) Appe-
ma be appealed to the Board of Supervisors -
2S Agency y
24 Sectio,] 2 • That §20-8 of the 'Butte County Code 'a
26hereby attended to read as folldws
26 §20-8, At�P�oved Access a "Approved access`� trieatts
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1 sight of. vehicular travel, within a 'legal right-of-wry that meets`
2 County standards, to a public street,, with entry thereon, over aa.'-
3 roadway that meets County design standards,
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4 Section 3. That §20-9 cif the ,Butte County Code is
0hereby' repealed,
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8 Section -�
j That §20-1',of the Butte Count,,\Code is
7 hereby amended to read as follr�lsr
8' §20-14 Cul-de-sac. "Cul-de-sac" means a street
9 which connects to other str-ets only au one end and having provi-
10 sions for a turnaround at its other end. Streets 'temporarily dead
11 ended at property line; but planned for future extension shall be
12 provided a cul-de-sac in acc04Aance with design resolution,
13 Section 5, That §20»32 of the Butte County Code is
14 hereby amended to read as follows;
18 P20-32 Map; Prelaminary. "Preliminary map" meats
16 a, :map submitted to the. Subdivision Review Committee prior to
11 submission of a C'entative map',
18 Section 6, That 620-35 of the Butte County Code is
19 hereby repealed, 4
20 Section 7. That 920-3? of the Butte County Code is
21 hereby amended to read as follows
92 §20-37; Public 8ar`itary Sewer biacil iLy.; ;A sanitary
23 s e....
Overage facility provided by a public entity.
24 Section 8. That §20-3$ of the Butte County Code` is
2.5 her Amended to road as follows�
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�8 §20-38, Public Water Supply; A water supply I,
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Publicly owned corporation, or �
1provided by a local. agency, P y
2' approved utilit;� company
or any supply, subject to P,rovisi'OnS of
3 Health and c.afety Code §0010, et §.e,fK
SeC.tion 9. That §2U-48 of the Butte County Code is
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6 hereby am, << .t►ded to read as
Wllows:
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e §20-48. Subdivision,Subr3ivisian" means the
7 divisioj, by any 'subdivider, of
tait'or units of improved Or
8 unimproved land, or any portion thereof, shown on the latest.
equ
a]ize'd county assessment roll as a unit: or ac. contiguous units
of sale, 1, n;e or f'.nancing, whether immediate or
10 for the purpose
re except for ]eases of ag�3cultural agricultural
land for ,
11 futu
shall be. considered as contiguous units; even
112 purposes. Prop erty
:1.3 if it is separated by roads, utility easements or rail
streets ;
14 road rights-of-way: Sup 1vis�en , includes, a condominium
15 project, as defined in §1350 of the Civil Code, a community
ro'ect, as defined in `§11004 of the Business and
16 apartment p �
17 Prof,ess'ions Code', or the cc�nvorsi��?' c+f five or more existing
r Lac1C coo x� d�ielli:z units to a sp 1
v erat,ive, as defined in §1003.2 of
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of lAnd
19 the business and professions Code. Any conveyance to a
'shaJ.l not be
90 governmental ageridY, public ent
lty or public utility
21 considered a division of .end for ,purposes of computi. g the num6e
22 n, 'iagricultural purposes"
of payoels; ps used ii1 th."ti.s sectio
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means the 'Cu" ovation of "food or fibor or the grazing or
24 .»� vestock,"
pastu, iiig of li
Sctrottd. That §20-48,1 or the iiuCte County Codes
2e hereby repealed,
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1 Section 1, That §20-48.2 .of the Butte County, Code is
2 hV."reby added to read as follows;
§20-48.2. Other Divisions. Divisions of land not
4 requiring the filing of a map pursuant to this ordinance and the
5 State Map Att 4hall u?eet the following requirements i
6 (a) Minimum width of right-of-way as specified in
7 §20-134;
j 8 (b) Sewage disposal; and, =-Ater supply standards, as
9 ctmtained in the improvement standards adopted by resolution by
10 the Board of Supervisors,
11 (c) Lot standards of the zoning district ii'i which
12 tho property Lies,
13 Section 12, That §20-48.5 of the Butte County Code is
14 added to read as follows
161 §20-48,5 Subsequent DlyisiOn within One Year,
18 Nothing in 520-48 shall prevent a purchaser 'of a unit of Land
17 created under the provisions of this Chapter or the State Subdivi-
sion Map Act from subdividing such land one time, pursuant to the �»
19 provisions of this chapter prior to the time that an equalized rl
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20 county assessment roll has been completed reflecting the dreation '?
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of the unit proposed to be subdivided,
22 Section 13. That §20-49 of :the Butte County Code is
23 hereby amended to read as fol).owst
roe §20-49. Mountain Recreati6na`4,..8ubdivision, "Moun'tai
28 t6dtoati6nal subdivision!' is one 'which lies wholly within the
0 area. designated "Mountain recreational subdivisions' on the map
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I marked Appendix I in the improvement standards adoptod res ylu
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2tion by the Board of Supervisors
3 Section 1.4, 'That §20-53.5 of the Buirte County Code is
4 hereby, added to read as follows
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2 ,''L�;ro lot
g § 0-53,5. Zero Lot Line Subdiviso,j,
8 line subdivision" + is one yah^ his to be developE d wtli, duplexes
7 split by side lot' lines Ar, ,,tkich meets the of §24-34
8 and §20-1.55 of this Cude;
9 Section 15. That §20=54 of the ButtT Coun4,,.j Code is
10 hereby amended to read as fdllowsi
11 §20-54. Subdivision Review Cotrnni,':,tee,s`he 5ubdiv3'-
12 Sion Review Committee shall consist o£ the Ti,'ector ,,)f Planning,
13 the Director of Public Works, and the D;rer_tot of Environmental
14 Health or their deputies or appointed repre,sertatives,
1S Section 16, That §20-60 of the BUt`te County Code is
1e' hereby amended to read as follows:
17 § 20- 60, Vhen a Tentative. or. Fig 1 Mag is ,Re!m red,
18 A tentative and final map shall be required for all subdivisions �
10 creating five or more parcels, five or more condominiums as
20 defined in 5183 of the Civil Code, or a dwtntuni.ty 'apartment
21 project containing five or more parcels, or the conversion of
22' five or more existing dwelling units to a tock coopet'ative; as
23 defined in 911003,2 of the Bus-iness and Pt6fe4si6ns Code, except'
24 where;
20 Ttie land before division coy;tains less than five
26 acres; each parcel uteated by the division abuts upon a Maintained
1 public str..eet or highway and no ded
ications or improvements ;aro
2 required, or
{2) Each parcel created by the division pias a gross
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more and has an
area of twenty acres or appro''d access to a
wle,'!tained public street or highway, oil
e (3j The land consists of a parcel, or Parcels of land
public street or h.Lghway which com-
having approved access to a p .L
Irse3'part 'of a tract. of land zoned for
industrial or comm�arcial
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8 prises
d of Supervisor
,re
de lopment,, and which has the approval o
f the Boat
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as to street alignments and widths, or
(4) Each parcel created by the division has a gzbss
quarter -quarter
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area of forty acres or more, or each of which is a q
3 becti-oil or larger.
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A pr"map
may be filed by
eliminary the subdi �der for
o filing
1 consideration y the
Subdivision vision view Committee i!rlor
a tentative subdivision map. Such, prelimina%y map may be
18 virements of
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considered without "fere-ace to any procedutal req
this title,
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Section l7_, Thvt 520=63 of the Butte bunt.y
Code is
20 hereby aIItended to read as follows!
23 §2063; Action on 'tentative subdivision Maps,The t�
22 planning Director shall prepare a written report to the Advisory
23 Agency on a tentative subdivision map,
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this repo
rt ,shall consider the rel atiotship ;of
Act, to this article, the Zoning,
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2a the map to the Subdivision Ma'p lai s
2d Code, other Countjordinances,
the Generaj, Plan, specificp
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1 and community plana, '
2 (b) The Planning Director shall mail a copy of his
3 report to the subdivider or his agent or deliver in person at.,
4 least; five days prior to any hearing or action on the map. Any
6 changes in the report and additions shall be noticed in the same
b manner, at least five days prior to the next hearing or action on
7 the map,
8i Section 15: That §20-64 of the Butte County Code is
"a hereby amended to read as follows;
§
Subdivision Review Committee. Action: The
�•n 20-64. S'ubdiv
w Committee shall examine the tentative subdivi
Subdivision Review ,,.
�•2' sign map with the subdivider at a scheduled meeting and shall:
13 (1) Hear and consider the staff report of the
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14 Planning. Director and responses or comments of any other County
18 de"artments the P°ibdivider and other interested parties: C.
16 (2) tear and consider the redommendat ons of other
5.7 government agencies which are available.
18
(3) Determine whether the subdivision is a land...
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project as defined in §1.1000.5 of the Business and Profest4Forts
20 Code, and i.f so, direct the Planning Director to forward a 'copy
21 of the tentative subdivIs.ion map to the,, State of Califo`;nia,
22 Office of interg6vernmental Management~
23 Section,; 15 That 520-65 of the _Butte County C6..e is
hereby at; ided to .read ,as follows z
25 520-0, Advisory Agency Action. A public review
29 shall be held ky the Advisory Agency, on all tentative maps;
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(A) At the public, -Naview, the Advisory Agency shaIll,
review the submitted tentative s '.Ydivision maw§, the report of the
Planning Director, the redommenliations of any governmental
agencies which are available, the 'report of the Environuiental
Review'Director, ani; comments and response's of the subdivider and
of other interested parties.
(B) The Advisory Agency shall, wi..thin fifty days
after the tentative map has been filed approve the conditions or
disapprove. In making its determination the Advisory Agency
shall:
Deti,-!rmine whether thevdesign and improve"
meets shown on the
he map b6nform, to the teqtArements of the Subdivi-
sion Map Act, this artiCle of the Butte County Codei, County
ordinanceb, improvemeht otancia�*ds get forth by tesoiution of the
Board of Superviso.rLq, thio. Genoral Plan) speci.tic plans of t*,
Co unty and adopted covirmtI.nity plans,
(2') lidtdrmInd "heather the dischUtge of0,aste,
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from the proposed sbbdivil 1�'On into an existing community SC--wer
6ystdm woul.d r6sulc in Vj
ola:t-,ions of exi8ting require0b.),its
prescribed- re8dribed, by a d4tjkfornia Puagional Water Quality Cont? of b0dtd
g or Code,,
puI(doqd.endnwith
(3) Determine whether the proposetl qlabdiVisioh
is a land ptojoiOt ab defined in g!1000,5 of thd''ERkisite-gs ' C
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6j, ... 16 aetdtininell 11;o J)C.' 11 lAnd
prof esgionj r1odt! and if the pr e 1
project:
(A) If a specific -t f the. area has
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P Advisory Agency shall determine whether the
been adopted, the d ins ravement of the sub
div;Lsion is consistent ;
2 proposed design an p
3 *with said sp
ed'' ,fic plan.
The Advisory Agency shall consider the
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response of the State OfficEk of Intergovernmeh.tal Management, if'ti
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f resp
8 received; ith4.n five working
'days. after the Advisory. e.
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$ Agency 'has acted on the map, the Public Works Director shall
the action in Writing to the subdivider or person filing ,1
g report roval and
indicating y
10, the tentative map.., an conditions of approval decision
11 includ :ng A copy of the approved ttntativ
e map) which
to the Board of Supervisors
12 shall be final unless appeared . shall be
3 ursuant to Section 20-66, A copy of the letter and map
1 p for at least four
Agency
14 retained in the files of the Advisory A g
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aft+r which the letter and map map be destroyed;
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1 Section 20. That §20-65. of the Butt. County Code is
2 hereby amended to read as follows:
g §20-65.5: Disapproval,
4 A. The Advisory Agency shall disappinve an applica-
6 tion for a tentative map if it finds that the application is not
g consistent with the general. plan.
7 B. The Advisory Agency shall disap" -cove a tentative_
g map if it determines,
9 (1) That the proposed subdivision is inconsisten
10 with specific plans or with boar6 adopted community plans.
11 (2)- That the design or improvement of the Iub-
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12' division 'is not consistent with applicable general and ei„�„fic
13 , plans.
14 (3) That the site is n.: t physically suit;able for iill
is the type of development.' �
16 (4) That the site is not physically suitable for
17 the proposed density of development:
1t3 (5) That the design of the land division or the
19 proposed improvements are 'likely to cause substantial environments-
20 damage or substantially and avoidably injure fish or wildlife or
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21 1 their ha.b,itat,
22 (6) That the design of the subdivision or the
type of improvement is likely to cause serious public health
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problems.
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(7) That the design of the subdivision or th��
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type of improvements wi1., conflict: with easements, acquired by the
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public at large, for accesso'through or use of, property within the
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proposed subdivision. In this connection, the Advisory Agency may
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approte an application if it finds that alternate easements for
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access or for use; will be provided and. 'that .these w111 be
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substantially equivalent to ones previously acquired by the public
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This subsection shall apply only to easements of record or to
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easements established by judgment of a court of competent
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juriseiction.
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(8)` That the proposed subdivision violates the
13
provisions of this article and no exception has been granted.
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(9) That the proposed subdivision violates the
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provisions of the Zoning Code as to arEa,, setback or frontage
le
requirements and no variance has been granted.
Notwithstanding the above, paragraphs A and B (l)
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'throughare not applicable to the conversion of existing
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buildings into condornjnium projects unless new units are to be
20
constructed or added,.
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Section 21, That §20'-66 of the Butte County Code is
22
hereby amended to read as follows;
23
920-66 Appealer
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(1) Within fifteen days after the action by the
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Advisory Agency any interested person may appeal to the Board of
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Supervisors, any finding, action or conditi:�n imposed by the
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Advisory Agency by filing a notice of appeal with the clerk of the
Board of Supervisors;
(2) The Board of Supervisors may sustain,, modify,
reject or overrule any rulings of the Advisory Agency and may make
such findings as, are not inconsistent with County ordinances or th
Subdivision Map'
[a) Upon filing an appeal, the Board of
Supervisors shall- yet the matter for a hearing to be held within
thirty days of the filing of the appeal.
(b) Within ten days following rhe conclusion
,of a hearing held on an appeal by the applicant, t -he Board of
Supervisors shall render its decision on the appeal.
(c)_ Within seven days following the conclusion
of a hearing upon an wppeaj. by an interested person adversely
affected, the Board of Supervisors shall render its decision on
the appeal.
(S) Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary,
An appeal to the condition(s) may be made by the applicant after
the fifteen day appeal period referred to in paragraph (l) of this
section, within one year of the decision by the Advisory Agency,
And the Board of Supervisors may act on such an appeal with a
noticed hearing where the Board of SupervLsors makes the following;
findings
(a) The proposed change in the conditiott(s)
will not adversely affect, or Cause a modification of the findings
and determinations made in the environmental review process; and
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I (b) The,proposed change in the condition(s)
2 will not bring about an inconsistency to the General Plan., or'to
3 the tone or to any specific plans for the property, iri question;
4 and
c The facts are presented ,1 6 ( ) p d giving good and
g sufficient reason why the condition(s) in question were -not
7 appealed within the fifteen day period:
g (d) The parcel map or final map has not been
g recorded.
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10 Section 22. That §20-67 of the Butte County Code is
11 hereby amended to read as follows;
12 §20-67, Expiration of Time: The approval or
13 conditional approval of a 'tentative subdivision map shall be
14 valid for 18 months within which time the final map may be
15 presented to the Board of Supervisors for acceptance and reiorda-
1.8 tion, The 13 u;nnth period shall not include ,any time during which
17 a water or sewer moratorium, imposed after approval of the
18 tentative map, is in existence, provided, however, that the length
19 of suti, moratorium does not exceOd 5 years,
20' Once such a moratoriWi is terminated, the map shall
21 be valid for the same period of time that was left to run on the
22 map at the time the moratorium was imposed; 'provided, however,
23 that if such remaining time is less than 120 ;days, the map shall
24 be valid for 120 days following the termination of the moratorium,
25 The tnpiration of the approved or conditionally
28 approved tentative map shall terminate all proceedings and no
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final map of all or any portion of the real property included
within such tentative ma , shall p 1 be filed without first processing
A new tentative map f.
If a decision by the Advisory Agency is appealed to
the`}oard of Supervisors within 15 days of the Advisory Agency
action, the time limit to file the final map shall commence from
the date of the Board of Supervisors" action: on the appeal,
If a decision by the Advisory Agency is appealed to
the Board of Supervisors after the 15 day appeal period as Permitted
in §20-66(3), the ting limit to file the final map shall comrpence
from the date of Advisory Agency action
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Section 23 That §20-67.5 of the Butte County Code is
hereby amended to read as follows
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§20-67.5.. Extenst on of time for,Lawsuits The
period of time specified in §20-67 shall not include any peti6d of
H
me during which a lawsuit has been filed and is pending in a j
court of competent 3arisdic'tion involving the approval or
conditional approval of the tentative map if a stay of such time
period is approved by the Board of Supervisors. Within'ten days
of the service of the initial petition or complaint in such
lawsuit; ,upon the Count~*, the subdivider may apply to the Board of
8u-pervir;ors for such stay of time, Within forty days after
receiving the application frcm the subdividers the Boa'r'd of
Supervisors shall either stay the time period specified in
§M667 or deny the request for stay of time, The ')lord of Super
y y p p - r five years ;
visors may stay the time period specified in §20 6Z fo
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I or until the lawsuit_is resolved, whichever occurs first.
2 This section may be applied to tentative maps approve
v or conditionally approved prior to the effective date of this
4 ordinance if the subdivider makes application for a stay tothe1¢
Q Board of Supervisors within sixty days,after the effective date of
6 this ordinance;
7 Section 24.That §20-69 of the Butte Count; Code is,
a hereby amended to read as follows:
9
920-694 Final Map. At any time before the expirato
10 of an approved tentative subdivision map the subdivider may cause
11 the subdivision or a logical part thereof to be accurately`
12 surveyed and a final map prepared and presented to the. Board of
13 Supervisors for approval; provided-,
14 (1) That the location of a designated "remainder's
ld:
parcel has been indicated on the map which need hot be indicated
le as a matter of survey but only by deed reference to the existing.
17 bo.ndaries of such remainder, if such remainder has a gross area
18 of five acres or more.
19 (2) That the required fees have been paid,
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(3') The subdivider has complied with the soils
21 report requirement of this chapter.
22,(4) A preliminary title report has been submitted
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to the Director of public Works,
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(5) The subdivider has complied with the cubdivision'
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improvement agreement And bonding requirements adopted by the
28� Board of Supervisors, if the subdivides desires to submit
1 security in lieu of a bond, such security shall be 540M.itted'to
2 the Board of 'Supervisors for approval not later than, ones, week
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3 prior -to submission of the final subdivision map.
(6) The subdivider has complied with the requirement
�r
5 of the tentative map;
e (7) Each of the tenants of a proposed condominium,
7 community apartment house project or stock cooperative project
8 has been or will be given 120 days' written notice of iiitention
p he convey -
'3 to convert prior to the termination of tenancy due to �
10 sign or proposed conversion. The provisions of this subdivision'
11 shall not alter or. abridge the rights or obligations of'the
12 parties in performance of their convenants, including, but not
113 limited to the provisions of service, payment of rent or the
14 obligations imposed by §§1941, 194.:1 and 194i 2 of the Civil
t,
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1� (8) Each of the tenants of a proposed condominium,
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has been or wi1'l tie. given notice of an exclusive right ntract
10 for the purthe.seof their respectiVe units upon the same terms
20 and conditions that ^.h units will bz initially offered to the
21 general public on te, ,:,s more favorable to the tenant. The right
22 p t less than 60 days from the date of
s'ba11 run fora eriocl of no
23' issuance of the subdivision public report pursuant to 5110,8.2
24 of the Business anA professions Code, unless the tenant gives
28 prior written notice of his, intention not to exercise the rights,
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Section 25. That 520-69,1 of �,�.o '
a ���?*,:te County Code is
2 hereby amended to read as follows;
3 §20-69.1, Waiver of Signatures. A certificate,
.4 signed and acknowledged by all parties having any record title
property g pre-
(� interest in the realsubdivided, consenting to the
6paration and recordation of the final map is required, except as
7 follows:
Neither a line for state, county, municipal or
8 (a) j
9 local taxes, not for special assessments, nor a trust interest
10 tinder botdildentures nor mechanics liens con,titute a record
'11 title interest in land for theur ose of this chapter or local i
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13 (b) Vie signature of either the holde"r, of beneficial:
14' interest undzt trust deeds orthetrustee under such trust deeds,
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15 but not both, may be omitted, The signature of either shall
l8 constitute a'full, and complete subordination 'of the lien of the
17 deed of trust to the map and any Ititerost created by the map,
l8 (t) Signatures of parties owning the following types
19 of interests stay be omitted if. their names and the nature of
20 their respective interest are stated on the final map;
21 (1) Rights_of-way, easements or other interests
22 which cannot ripen into d fee, except those Owned bjt a public
23 entity or public util.itY, if, however, the gourd Of,8
24 determine that division and development of the property in the
25 manner set forth on the approved or conditionally 'approved
26 tentative map Will hot unreasrnably interfere with the fret and
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1.` complete exercise of the public entity or public ul:'ility right -of-
2 way or easement., the signature of such public entity orpublic
3 utility may be omitted. Where such determination is made,, the iC
4` alubdivider shall send; by certified mail, a sketch of the proposed
p g copy
:, yl� public
� final ma to ether with a co of this �teation, to an i
e entity dr- public utility which has previously acquired Aright -of
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7 way or easement,
a if the public entity or utility Objects to
9 either ,(i) recording the final 'map without its signatures; o`r (ii)
10 the determination of the Board of Supervitior5 that the division
11 and development of the property will not unreasonably interfere
12 with the full and complete exercise of its right-of-way or ease-
;l ment, it shall so notify the subdivider and the Board of
14 Supervisors within 30 days afte- receipt of the materials from
16 the subdivider,
isIf the public entity or utility objects to
17 recording the final trap without its signature, the public entity
in or utility so objecting may affix its signature to the f"hal map
19 within ;3p days of fii.ng its abjection with the Board of
20 Supervisors,
2x' if the public entity or utility either (i) does
22
not file an objection with the advisory agency; or (ii) fails, to
23 affix its signature within 30 days of filing its objection,, td,,",,
i, 24 recording the map withotit its signature, the cher,�t'y ntuy record(
23 the a":inal map raitratyt such signature
I
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TI the public antity or utility filep an o1%j ec-
�r the ` P
tion to the determinat termination of the Board of Supervisors
3
division and develo-)meftt of the property will not unreasonably
1
i,
4
interfere with the exercise of its right-of-way or easeuiEint,
' 6
the BoarC of Supervisors ,shall set the matter for public 'nearing`
p
8
to be held not less than 10 nor more than '30 bays of receipt of
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7
the objection. At such hdaz:ing, the public entity or publ:lc
fj
vidence n support of its position that
utility ohal'l present e '
9
the division' and developmi�nt of the property will unreasona�)ly
10
itterfere with the free and complete exercise: of the objector's
f
,l*4l
right-of-way or easement,
1 pp
if the Board,of Supervisors finds, following
,
V
13
such hearing; t'Ar,t the developm4l,,.nt and division will in fact
14
* r p.
with he free and .coot fete e�terciae of
unreasonablythose
It
16
fltlterfere
the objector's right-of-way for cs.ur�ment still set f'onth th _
le
conditiotio whereby such unrec sonable interfr.tence will be
11,
elimii-Lated and upob compliance ;with such conditions by the
18
p y or without the
subdivider, E,hs f.4,1 ma may be recorded with
19
signature of the objector, if the Board ,of supervisors finds
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0
that the development aria a-vifiion will in fact not unt�easonably'
21
l.nterfcre with the free and complete, dxerciga of cher objectors
',22
right-of-way or easetndnt, the fin -91 map may be ret tddd without
23
the signature of the objector ► 'noeq, the tanditig its objections
2/1
thereto
Vdilure of the piiblic entity or public utility,,
19d
shall `.in no 'way
to file an objection � urgliant to t d.s set y
18,
_ 1
affect its rights, under a right-of-way easement:,
(2) Rights -of-w ay easements or reversionsf
3
which.by reason of changed conditions, long disuse or laches"
4
appear, to be no longer of practical use or value and signatures
5
are impossible or impractical to ot- :ain, A statement of ;the
8
r anc,es preventing the procurement of the signatures shall
' ci r c+ s.ms t
1
also be stated on the map.
(3)g op'rais,
(3)interests is Ln or rights ti�� uz,
9
including but not limited to oil, gas or other' hydrocarbon.
ld
substances:
11
P P y_OriginallyP eUn�te
(d). Real ro ert tpatented y the
12
Stairs or by the State of California, which original patent
13
i reserved interest to either or, both, entities, may be included
14
tin the final map without he +�ons!Mt of the United States or
16
the State of California thereto or to dedications made thereon.
18
Section 26, That 620-90 of the Butte County Code i�
11
hereby amended to Lead As follows,
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18
X20-`90, Scj1dol Site Dedications.,
19
k, Requirements: As a condition of approval of a
20
final ,subdivision map, a subdivider who develops or completes t*
21
deve.lo.Ament or one or more,subdivisions Located in one of more
22
school districts shall dedicate to the school disttict or
23
districts, within o ich the subdivisions are to be located, such
24
lands as requested bythe affected school districts deemed to be
25
neLessary for the purpose of constructing t1jeteo schools neces-
2e
sorry tb assure the residents of the subs Vision adequate school
tia,MnvnraF+-rv,�i'u-mMvawY.a.*w.ti..,,a..,cr,p:,:,�r: .,.,..,,t�..;. . ,(i m,.... `C a 2-�...�..,. ... t4r✓.:
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al service. In no case shall there be an amount of land required for
i
eZ dedication which would make development of the remaining land. held
3 by the subdivider economically unfeasible or which would exceed
4 the amount of land ordinarily allowed under the procedures of the y
5 'State Allocation Board.
6B.. Procedure; The requirement of dedication shall
7 be imposed at the time of approval of the tentative map:. If
a within 30 days after the requirement of dedication is imposed by
9 ;,Ldvisory Agency or the Board of Supervisors the school district
j10 I �4oes not offer to enter into a binding committment with the
11 subdivider to accept the dedicatioaO the requirement shell be
f
12 automatically terminated: The required &tdicatiori may be made any,
J 13 time before, concurrently with, or up to &0 days afte7C the filing
14 of the final tap on any portion of the subLvision.
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15 C. Payments to subdivider fa -r school site dedicatvOft
id The sthool district shall, if it accepts the ded,'.cation, repay to
17 the subdivider or his ,successors the original cost to the qt b-
19 divider of the dedicated land, plus a sum equal to the total of
19 the folloto-ing amounts
i
20 (1) The cost of any improvement to the dedicatee
?i. land since acquisition by the subdivider;
2a' (2) The taxes assessed against the ct,fidicated
s
23 Land froth the d,;,te of the school district's 'offer to enter into
24 the binding commitment to accept the dedication,
26 (3) ,Any other cost's incurred by the subdivider It �
26 ,
in maintenance of such dedidated Land, including fi:ntt�res t costs
4
m�w�®.�._
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1
incurred on any loan covering such land,
2 1
D. 9xceptions. The provisions of phis section_e?:all
3 1
not be applic-ble to a subdivider who has owned", the land beizi:g
4
subdivided for more than 10 years prior to the filing of the
5
tentative maps.
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Section ?7: Tha §20-94.of the. Butte County Code'. is
T
hereby amended to read as follows;
i
§20-04, Whet.:a Parcel Map is Required'. Unless
9
waived pursuant to §20-1.04, parcel maps shall be required in the
10
case of subdivisions creating;
11:
(a)Fewer than five parcels
kk
12-
where"
fib) Five or more parcels, e;
13
(1) The land before division contains less
14
than five acre:, ea4h parcel created by the division abuts upon a'
1
'5
maintained public street or highway and ono dedication or improve-
mprove16
16
m6d�s are roquired, or
17
(2) Each parcel created by the division has a
10f
g area ross o 20 .acres or more and has an approved access to a
1
19
maintained public street or highway; or
20
(3) The land consists of a parcel or parcels of
it
..91
land having approved accessto a public streetor highway, whict,
22p
corn rises art of tract of land zoned for industrial or'
p
23
commercial development and which has the appy of the Board n�
Supervisors as to
i et ali�niiient and widths � or
v i
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(4) Each parcel created by the division has a
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28'
grciss area of 40 acres or more, or each of Which is a quartet-
1. q�arter. section or larger.
2 (c) Four or ,fewer condominiums as defined 'in §783 of
3i the Civil Code, conversion of a dwelling to a stock dopperative
4` containing four or fewer dwelling units or a community a'Artment
project containing four or fewer parcels.
g (d) When the boundary lines of two or more contiguous'
7 parcels are under one ,ownershp are being changed or modified.
Section 28. That 520-95 of the Butte County Code is,,.,,
9 hereby amended to read as follows.
10 §20-95, When a igap is Not Required:
11 (a) Subdivisions created by short -germ leases
12 (terminable by either party (�n'nor more than 30 days' noticein
13 writing) of a portion of the operating right-of-way of a railroad
14oration p defined a s such by 5230 of the Public Utilities Gode,
c cor
15 or for land conveyed to a public agency or public utility) or to
le, a subsidiary of a public utility for conveyance to suclh public
17 utility for rights-of-way, unless a showing is made in individual
18 cases, upon substantial evidence that public policy necessitates
is 1 such a 'parcel map.
26 (b) For eny conveyance or agreement tnada solely for
2]
the purpose of correcting, confirming, relocating a boundary
22 common to abutting lots or unof f 1ai,id not provided that the
23 app+of the Advisory Agency is obtained, based upon;
24 (°;,) The lots or units of land are slider di9fere t
26owritrship,
20
(2) The rQsuiting lots or units of land shall c mply
!
22i
X4.1
1 with the provisions of this Code provided, however, that the
r ,
2 Advisory Agency may approve modifications of non -conforming lots
3 where the modifications do not affect the public health ,and ta2ety.
4 (3') No additional lot or unit of land is create
6 l4) if the boundary being adjusted is between
6 lots, the applicant or applicants shall record necessary deeds and
7
file a record, of survey.
(5) If the boundary being adjusted is between
9' unit of land not created by a map, the applicant or applicants
10
shall record the necessary.•deeds
11 (R,') The applicant`' or applicants shall contact
12 the Assessor's Office and request that the units of lana, be
13 combined so that no new units of land are created.
14 (1) Applicant or applicants shall pay any r
16 delinquent taxes
18 (8) Applicant or applicznts shall segregate any
11 existing deeds of trust, {
1 ' Section 29. That §20-96 of the Butte County Code is
19; hereby amended to read as follows:r
§20-96. Filing Applications for Parcel Maps. The
21 owner (o his designated agent) shall file an application with l'
2 the Department of Public Wotks, The submitted material Shall ,
23
conform to the requirements of the Advisory Agency as to form and
24, content
25
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?' 1Section 5.0, That §20-101 of the Butte County Code is
2 hereby amended to read .as follows;
,3
920-101. Disapproval of Applications:
a,
A. The Advisory Agency s�Pall disapprove an,applica- }:
g tion for a parcel map if it finds that the application is not
g consistent with the general plan.
7
B. The Advisory Agency shall disapprove a parcel map
if it determines
-f- t
- 9 1, That the proposed division is inconsistent
10 with specific plans or with board adopted community plans,
ig p vement of the applida
11 2 . Than �
the des.: n or zm ro
g specific pians.
12" tion is not consistent with applicable eneral and.. spec {
13
3 'L That the site is not.physically suitable for
14 the type of developmennt.
16
4, That the site is not physically stitabl.e for
le the proposed density of development,
17 5. That the design of '.the division or the,
18 proposed improvements are likely to cau-,e substantial environmenta.
19 damage or substantially and avoidably injure fish or wildlife or
20 their habitat.
21 6Thcat the design of the division Or the type.
29 of improvement is likely to cause serious public health problems,
23
7, That the design of the division or the type
24 of improvement will conflict with easements, acquired by the publi
25 ?t lar e, for access through or u8e of, property within the
g
28 proposed su'udj-,, iJsion, in this connection, the governing body may
24,
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approve an application if it finds that alternate easements, for
2
access o,.e for us'e will be provided, and that these will be
3
substantially equivalent to ones previously acquired by the public.
.t
4
This subsection shall apply only to easements''of record or to-ease-
o ease5
5
ments established by judgment of a cr,urt of competent jurisa,ction.
6
8, That the proposed division violates the
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rov,isi.ons of this article and no exception has been granted.
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9, That the proposed division violates the
9
provisions of the Zoning Code as to -area; setback or frontage
10'
requirements an& no variance has been granted:
11
C. Notwithstanding the above paragraphs LA .and R(X),
12
through B(7) are not applicable to conversion of-existing building
13
into condomins.um ro ec
p j is unless new units are to be constructed
14
or added:
l
Section 31,. That §20-102 of the Butte County Code is
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16
hereby amended to read as follows:
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17g
§ZO-.102, The Advisory ,A envy may notapprove an
pp
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application for a parcel map if it determines that;
y
19
(1) The proposed division would enlatgej expand; or l
20
extend a non-conforming use of the land under the Zoning Code of
21
Butte County, or
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22
(2) The proposed division would be iti violation of
23
'any o the.County ordinance or any COU11ty Code provision, or
24
(3,) The discharge of waste from the proposed
25
sion into septic system or comthunity sewer,system would result
2fs'
in violation of ,Aist' g requirements prescribed by the Central
2 5,
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1 Valley 173,caional Water Quality ,Control Board pursuant to Division 7•.,
2 (commencing with §13000 of the Water Cade),
Section 32: That §20-103 of the Butte County Code is
4hereby amended to read as follows:
6 §20-103,. Expiration of Tunic.and Extensionof Time.
i
P approval ova "
13 I The a .:oval or conditional a� 1 of the application shall exp a
`l' eighteen months from date of approval, during which time the parcel'
8 map may be presented to the Director of Public Wotks as provided
9 below 'for acceptance and recordation, An appl,•ica-tion for eXtensiot
2.0 shall be filed with the Advisory Agency through the Department of ,
11 Public Works
1� The ,Advisory Agency may extend its approval f6r
{
].3 additional eighteen months, if the approval for extension of time
!f' 14 is granted prior to the original expiration date,
15
If a decsioti by the Advisory Agency is appealed to
the Board of Supervisors within fifteen days of the Advisory Y
"r Agency -,::tion, the time limit to file the parcel map shall
18 commence Prom, the date of the Board of Supervisors` action on the
19 appeal.
20 if a decision by the Advisory Agency is appealed to
21 the Board of Supervisors after the fifteen Pp day ' appeal period as
,
22I
permitted in 920-56(3), the time limit to file the parcel map shal
23, commence froth the date of Advisory Agency action,
Section 33. That620-103.5 of the Butte County Code is
28 hereby added to read as follows
520-10.5. tXtens ion , of 'Time Pot. Lawsuits, The aper d
26
S .
Period of time I)
of time specified in §20-103 shall not include any p 1
1 In a�, court ufi
j during which a lawsuit has been filed and is pending '
jurisdiction involving the approval or conditional;_
3 competent 7 gime period is
if a stay of F-
,4.
t approval of the tenatative map, ►s of the
5 approved by the Board of Sup
ervisors, Within teri da}
p
e of the initial petition or complaint in such lawsuit upon
service of Sop,ervisors
6 M the subdivider 'niay apply to the Board
T the Cot.; -y ;
receiving the .
of time: within fr",,-ty days s after
for such stay ervisors shall
application front the subdivide, ,
the Board of ,
9 app 20-103 or deny the
ti specified in §
I;Q either stay the time period
to of time,. The Board of SupervIL'ors may stay the
11 request fors y
,Y eriod specified in §20-103 for five years or unt%1 the lawsui
12 1
13 is`zPpalved, whichever occurs first,
s ,approved or
z
This s�,; tibn may be appiied to map j
L'ior to the effective date of its
16 condit,onal,ly approved p ,
8 z:rtlriance iL the subclividex makes application for a stay to the
i7 Board_of Supervisor
s within sixty ,days after the effective date of
I
la ohis ordinance Code i.
19s?'
Section 541 That 520-104 of the Butte Cointy
y ]Lows
Ma : be iw3iv�c : The Advisor
20 hereby amended to read as fa
21
§0� 104 t�Then Prtrcel �',ap.__ . --
waive the to-quirement for a P in a v case r
arGel map
"
22 Ag may
23 where:
n r files a�1 application with the
24 Ca) The hbdiv de and ,
Pub1'tc Wbtks D�+pdrtment stating
the t:kj6tence of monuments
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20 impro�tements
(b)' 'The submitted material conforms. to the �requ3 re-
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meats of the.Advisory Agency as °to form and content.'`
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(c) The subdivider. file., a tentative ma p showing eac
4
of the parcels to be created:
a
(d) The Advisory Agency finds that the proposed
8:
division of land complies with the requirements of the California
7
Environmental Quality Act, the Zonin Code of ,Butte, County,
g
y ,,,
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8
County 'ordinances, improvement standards set forth) -,Y resolution
9
+cif c plans
of the Board of Supervisors, the General Plan, spy•
10
the County and adopted community plans,
11
'(e)In those Cases where a waiver Of a map i5,
{
12
approved, the developer shall file a`record of survey except when
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13
the parcels are qua'rter�Quarter section, forty acres or larger,
14
the Advisory Agency may waive the requiremfor a record of
l'6
survey:
lg
B
section 35, That 520-105 of t he utCe Clancy Code is
L�
it
hereby repealed=
18
Section 36,, . That §20-106 of the }mute County Code is`'
10
hereby amended to read as followst
20
from ari decision of the
520-106, AA1�ea:1_. Appeal fy
i.
21
p
Advisory Agency may be made by this a pl;icant in the same rnanr ,,
c'
22
procedure, ::td time 'limitation as is provided in his G�hapt;er �`:or
23
appeals on 'tentative,mapaw
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Section 31. That §20-120,1 of the Butte County Code is
2
hereb'y amended to read.as follow,.,!
3'
§20-720.1. in Lot Area, The minimum area of
4
lots created by subdivision shall be specified in the zoning
5
regulations applicable to the property in question; providc:a'.
6'
however, that when individual sewage disposal, systems are proposed,
7
the minimum area of lots shall be as specified in said zoning
8
regulations or as determined by the requirements of Appendix VI
9
of the resolution establishing standards pursuant: to this Chapter,
10,'
a,s amended,, which,ver is larger. Lot area for alit. parcels, of less
1%
than one acre shall be computed e;tclusive of ghat area lying
12'
with!, a0cess easements or public roads..
1
13'
Notwithctanditii� anything to the contrary of, this'
14.. `
Chapter, the area of Lots shall be of sufficient si. e to comply
�
15
f the Butte Count General Tan,
with the dens,fi.ty requirements o' Y
161
Section 3g That §20-1.21 of the Butte County Code is
17
hereby amended to read as f=ollows,
18
§20-121, Minimum Frontage,
�a
19
(a) In toning districts, with minitnum lot 'vidthd of
20
65 'feet or more and. in zoning tlistricts with no minimum lot widths,
21
minimum frontage requirements are as follOws
2
(1) Lots which front on a :straight street; atld
'
23
... , - A �, a �of� 65 feet
lots with parallel side lot lines shall have n� htag
,
24
or more,
a
(2) Lots which front 'on a curved street or on
20'
the end of a ctil-de-sae shall have frontage of 40 feet or more at
�ff
l
t
the front lot line and 65 feet or more at the street setback line.
'
(b 7 zoning districts With lot w7i;lths of
,,n
3
less than 65 feet, minimium frontage required, shall be the same as
4`
the minimum lot wdth'required .
!'
Section 39. That §20=121.1 of the tutte County Code is
6'
hereby added to read;
§20-121,1, Designated Building Setbacks: The Advisoy
Agency may t-equiro dlas ;nation of t!o-building area- or of bti ldin'�
setbacks more restrictive than those otherwise required by this
l; 101'
Code, �4here
, x.
11
1, Lots front on a cul-de-sac turnaround or other
12
strest: with a j'ighht�-of-way' or easement of more than 60 feet in
13
widtb; or
t
14
2, , portions of lots axe not suitable fo)` structural
15
development because of steep slopes; tinstabl.e soil., geologic and
16
seismic hazards; high water 1evP1s, flooding potential, natural
17
fire hazard, existing development or objectionable noise, odor or
i8
smoke; or
19
3, Structural de^✓elopment would damage or` destrb f
20
water tesottrces, historical and arcbaeol:ogical sitesj rare plar:t
21
and animal hab,"tats,Yunigttn geologic features or similar environ-
�
20#
mental teso trees ; or
z3
4, Sttuctural developmetnt w' -u d interfere With
24
development and rise of streets and highways! utility bines, public
skired
teatiOil facili•"ies, governren+ buildings oc similar community
2d
facil.ities,
is
Section 0. That §20-122 of the 'Autte County Code is
I,
,, .' ] i not exceed three
2 hr,,raby amended to read, as follows
§20-122. The depthof A lit shall j`
4 times its wldt
'� when the lot has a width of less than 250'feet,
5 excLpt where one or more of the following conditions apply. k
0 (1) The General Plan desig,oates the area fcFr agri'
cultural, recreational., commercial, industrial, p
uhl'ic or other
8 non-residential usjz.
() The full depth of the lot W1 1. not b4 buildable
10 due to unusual topography such as the existence of steep slopes'
r
I 11 flood plains,, and bodies, of water,
1 (3) The £u? ] depth of ttie lot will not be buildable
d 1i due to the e2istence of dedicated easements.
14' (4) A future street pattern in accordance with the
1b General plan and an adopted community plan iahich provides for
°visions which will eliminate excessive ueptli to width
16 further Aj
y'
17 ratio,s',
116 Section 41, That §Mw126 of the Butte County Code is
19! herebyamended to read as follows!
if
20 §20-126, Hi hwa` and ta`or.Arterial. Dedicarinn,
an element of the General. Plan shows an',t highway or major arteria `
,
21,
y
so lo�iated that any portion thereof lies within th;e+:'oposcd r
portion may be L eq ica��edw anti shown
23 sLbdi�tis�.on, such
uired to be ded
thin such subdivision
24 , s a highway or part of A highway wi
Odnertil pian,
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a
4
:
Section 42. That §20-127 of the Butte County Colas is
� 8
hereby
y amended to read'. as follows:
3
520-127,. Street Pattern Design. The location, width
4
and alignment of streets shall conform to the General Fan and --
0
board approved community plans and be arranged to produt'e the most
e'
advantageous 'development of the area in which the subdivision lies.
7
Section 43, Thac §20-128 of the Butte County Code is
8
hereby amended ,to read as follows!
,
§20-12.8. Access. wach parcel of land shall have An
10
approved access,
11
Section ,44, That §20-129 of the Butte County Code
19°
hereby amended to read" as follows:
13
§20-129, Grant of Access CotttroL A1_ ong
14
Thoroughfares, Where a subdivision abuts oEl thoroughia es or
15
exrn_s
p sways, .the developer shall be required to deed to the County
16
a one -foot sari of
p property alcng his frontage abutting; the
11
thorbughfare.or e:preso way,except in those instances where ,,the.,
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18 ,
Advisory kgency determines that someaccess is desirable: i
19
Section45, That 920-130 of the Butte Count; Code is
-1
2O
,o
hereb atnend�ci to read as follows
21
920-130, Control of Access.. Other I. treets, 0L
22
minor and collectoic sheets, the developer may be required to deed
?
23
to the County a one -foot strip where lots are served by more than
24
one s ttket 4
26
32,
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"A
1"
Section: 46i That 520-133 of the Butts Coi,,nty Code is
2
hereby amended to read as follows;
3
§20-133. Cul-de-sac Streets. A cul-de-sar street
4
an urban area: as shown in Appendix t of the design stPnlhards°wiJ'1.",
r.
6
not exeeed 50P feet in length and shall not serve more Chain 20 lot
8
or parcels ; No cul-de-sac shall provide sole legal aoceo,s to More;
7
than 20 parcels, except where Fail parcels are more than 20 acres it
a
lot area
0
Section 47, That §20-134 of the Butte County Code is
10
hereby amended tai read as follows;'
11
§20-134. Mintmum width, Normally a minimum 60-foot
12
street right-of-way shall be req,'•ired. A minimum 50-foot street
p,
13right-of-way
may be permitted for local access stree*s, short
1
14
through streets or unusual situations where a cul-de-sac is
1B
appropriate;except as provided for M §20-136. In an industrial:
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area, a minimum 60-foot right-of-'way is required
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t §20�-135 of the Butte Count mode is
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hereby repealed,
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S'egtion 4§6 That §20-136 of i l e Butte County Code is
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hereby amended to read as follows:
920-16 Private Eas em ^nt as A ' proved Access_ The
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Advisory Agency may approve a buildirig�-free legal access easement
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as ,approved access for divisions of one parcel into two lots
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where (1) the 'providing of approved access regtiired by this
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ordinancep proposed world prevent develo inept of the ro osed lot abutting
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the existing approved acce.,s to the property, or (2) where ek'sti
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development on the proposed lot abutting the existing approved
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access did no`t leave enough area'to provide approved access to Z,;ie
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other lot:
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Such 4ipproval` shall be subject to the following'
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conditions.
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(1) The property shall, prior to division, be within
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an urban area as designated on ,4ppendix I of the design standards,;
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(2) The easement shall serve only one 8ih. le -family
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dwelling.
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(3) A building -free turning area shall be provided
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on the lot or parcel served by the easement:
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(4) Maximum length of the easement shall be no more
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than 200 feet,
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(5) The minimum width of the easement shall be 20
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feet to be improved as follows:
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(a) Sixteen feet of gravel roadway with a
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sc-250 prime coat minimum.
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(b) Four feet res^Yved for -"utilities,
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t�) There shall be a bu?,lding-free setback of l0
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feet, measured from the edge of the easement L,v' less the ;zoning
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district in which the 'property lies requites a greater setback,
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(1) 'The parcel abutt=ing the existing approved access
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'shall have a frontage yin the existing approved access of a minimum
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of 75 fee;
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(8)' Where possible, the easement shall be located
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adjacent to the existing driveways on neighboring parcels
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(9) A statement shall, be placed on the map indicatil�
that the parcel to be served by the easement cannot be divided
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until an easement or right-of-way is provided, as set forth in
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520-134.
Section 50'That 920-140 of the Butte County Code -is
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hereby.:amended to read as, follows:
520-140. Bi�^ycle Paths,, In subdivisions of 200 or;;
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more parcels or lots, the developer may be required to dedicate
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such additional land as is necessary to provide for bicycle paths
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for the use and.. safety
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mi nimum
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width of 10 feet and may be requ.,ved:
(1) to connect: dead-end streets, or
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schools or
(2) to provide AOcess to parks;
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similar facilities. Such ;access is to be dedicated to and main:-,
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tained'by the agency served,
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Section „51 ,That §20-141 of the Butte County Code is'.
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hereby repealed.
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°That a ne�rr §`20-141 of the Butte County CO'
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is hereby added to read as follows
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§20-141 pedestrian Wa s_. iti subdivisiotns of 50 or
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more parcels or lots, tha developer may be required to dedicate
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such additional land as is necessary to provide for pedestrian
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ways for the use aid safety of the residents of the subdivision,
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(a) If required, pedestrian was shall ha ,,a q y
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minimum width of 10 feet and may be zequired
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(1) to connect clead-'end streets, or
(2) to provide access to parks, schools or
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similar` facilities. Such access is to be dedicated to and maid-
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tained'by the agency: served:
Section 52, That §20-152 of the Butte County.Code e is
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hereby amended to read as follnws''
5trcet 7,ignting shall be provided as
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A street ' ..4,`�`° =-,.y, , system shall be furr,),she n
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p y ndary streets
1-ace b the subdivider along all �:nte;roY� and boll
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within all subdivisions Ln aci�ordance with �'
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in, the improvement standards of the County; -except that only
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electrical Outlet's for lighting would be required where not
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Jett mental to health and safety:
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8, The elec'tvoliers and all appurtenances thereto
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shall be lccated within the, stveet right of way or within easement's
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dedicated for such purpose, and they electrol;.ers shall be spaced
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along the street as required for the type of el'ectro'lier placed in
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accordance with the improvement standards of the County. I
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an average lot street frontage of more, than 125 feet, but not more'
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than 200 feet, the street lighting system need not be placed alarm
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