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Home My WebLink About86-27C ZONING ORDINANCE 13 OF 14` :,ery i.ce Sign. A z� , .w. pr r,•, 1 d i ng 1 n format i r,.,n of or direct,-!Ons t;r �r-�l• r�mc 6r�i i a1 ptMYl r u i c maw ar�rV i,ct? orGan i Zat i ons or �erW.ric -providing e,_*;ai'�r1 iZh1nrr1ts (e.g. 1.104�Pitals) health agencies, Fire rlansier s i ohs, 4"H l i wax: z etc . 1 0`10n, Off --Site. t� i on unrelated to thr� principal use of the lot. Sion, � On-Site. ft 5 i gr located on and concerned with or directly ► relevant, to the principal use of the lot Sign Area, The area of a sign or other advertising device shall be' treasured to the outside of the sign frame, or, wher-e there is no sign frame, to a simple boundary peri meter around the outer limits o'f the signelements, includingany voids within such perimeter. The two sides o f a double- faced z i gni cha 1 1 be counted as one s Ion . Sign Structures. AM,/ structure of any kind or character erected or maintained for outdoor advertising purposes, upon which any sign may be placed$ including statuary that is part of a sign: SSCTVON 24--33. U4 SPECIFIC PROVISIONS FOR SIGNS The following shall apply to the size and plccement of signs in various zories unless otherwise provided in this chapter a Otis i nets signs wholly suppprted by or ' painted on the walls or, w i hdows of ;a building are permit ted his fol 1 oini5 lri the.Af R r:d ?.z nest The agg►^egate area of all such signs shall riot exceed 70 sq. ft per 'parcel per frontage. ,In the .C-1 C-2<..and 0-N zones; The aggregate area of all such signs can a building shall. not axceed :2 sq. f t ,, tnu 1 t 1 p l ,i' ed by the length of the bull d i+ g front, but not more than i sq. f'." mul t i pl led by the l crtSth of any one In the C-N zones The ag F` e; atEr area c f all such s l grts on a tau 1 1 d i no shall not exceed ib ,s4:4 . ' f't . tau i t i p l led by the length of the building front.' l n_ thg� lel-i,h I t-ter! .. an+� lel=L rines'e 1 The aggr dq.!t+ ne ea of all such s'i ans on a building shall riot exceed S soMultiplied 'by b,,'Ye l ongth of the bu i l d i rip fron t f't . ReVi!jod May 26 1981 114 .i i ng t rt;r cont t i n an y mov I-t,jrj parts Bu i 1 d i n9s front i n`;� on tv#Q rub 1 i C ;. tr^eets sha l 1, be a l 1 oNed the above 1 I,nOLr, on eacli rrontago. b: Pius 1 mess s i Ons who I I y or part I a l l y Supported by co l umnst, poles, upr1ghts or braces f1red to the ground etre perm1tied only as follows;' 1 A 1 1 such signs must be authorized by a Cert I f1Cate of Cond i t: i ona i Use by the Planning Department and Must meet the Uniform Sign Code and Uniform Building Code, x. . l 2. Sl On fie i bhts w i 1 1 be limited tothe structural height` l 1m*t Of the zone in which they ,stand or the height of the structures whichever is lower. A variance to height 1im`iis must be approved by the Planning Commission, 3. No s i Ons with moving parts are perm' i tteds nor any ca t;i &; ba 1 i oons,-_banners .or, similar Wind -driven dev Ides. 7emt'a,`.Yr1+ t. dbanrter"s y'a p i'.e: 'for a. grand opening of" a `bU iness ere est m fed. Irt the -C -Nand acid A zones• "r One sign not to exceed 35 sg4 ft. per- frontage per parcel prcvided that that frontage exceods 100 ft. In, thin r- °I , r -p CnH an -d 011-- 1 One One sign not to exceed a total of 1DO sq:. ft. per 100 feet of frontage up to 2d0 sq. ft" that service stations may have have an dddltlonal price sign Per frontage not to exceed 20 sq. ft. In area, and shopping centers tray' have an add it, i ona l directory sign not tri exceed 200 s ft q: , 'Ger frontage. .In the.11-1 and jir�rtas Individual businesses on iT-rdT signs May have Y one s i gn per t reet frOntyage'per parcel not to exceed an area of 300 sq. ft., except that service : taw i res May have an additional price sign n.ot to exceed 10 tq f t . IM area, per parcel pet- fr`o'ntage . , C• 61 1 1 boards are pertn 1 t foronly at follows! 1. Must be authorized by issuance of a Certifldate of Conditional Usp by the 'P1 ann i no, Bepartmonf, and meet tho Uri i form 31011 Code and Un i form BW 11 d 100 Code: 2. Must meet al 1 requ I r*ernerits of the Pod era 1 and $tato h 1 ghway Codes whore ap.p l l Cable . ReVisdd May 25, 158 1�5 b :. 1 _ ��:; r; r l ,� ,�,n propert i es zoned C- I, t'.,-2, C-11, 1-11-L 1-i- i �r- t l ur�d fads t be l ur,,Litr.ed w i t.h:i n 1 0U 7 ft of an rr i st l ng, n _ 1 jos l y. .+stab i i sh�.d " currrrnr,H ,r:, i o l or i n duz tr i a l use •i, Shal i extend no h i 9hor trian the bu i l d ing he 1 oh't`, 1 i m 1 t of the Lore i n wh i ch they are 1 ocoted and she 1 i be a m'1 n 1 ilium of 6ft above the ground on which they stand b. May have a ma:<i mum surface area, including moulding and all projections, of 300 sq. ft. 6. Shall be limited in number to a maximum of one per 600 ft. of road frontage-, oc"1sidering billboards :on both sides of the road. i ti-rer rvadWaYji� r rf i ,�e �f 7. Shoal l be p 1 aced a minimum of 50 or T 5 41 from ,ho cen� e h 4 d. Real estate signs are permitted only as follows" In the R-1 -2.-8.-4i SR', RR and pa pones:_ One sign per parcel per frontage, limited to 16 sq. fti of area, or, 1 f involving over 2 acres or , 4 dwe1 1 log units, l i ryi i ted to 70 sq. ft, .In a1 1 t -ht -r. 1C re s i t -n pe"r Pa r? --e l per frontage, 1 i rrr'r ted to a Max i mum aria r f ,2: Such signs may be df splayed until' their purpose is achieved, up to a mar i muin time of twc- yeai^s, aftor 'which they may continue only under authorization of a Certificate of Conditional Use from the Planning Department. e Directional s i gees, including pr i vat.e directional signs wwh l ch d i sect or point the way to a business use or public facility which is not located on the same parcel or on the Game public road frontage as the sign) are perm itted,subject to the following provisions, I. Permitted 1n al'{ tones subject to securing a Cetitlf'i cat6 of Cond i til oria1 Use From the Planning Departmant 2.< Tt~te use for wh i dh the sign Is concerned is l ot8bed On property treat has no r ron doge on the public road for which the sign Is proposed) or is otherwise unable to provide an on-sato sign for tt`re usi~ in question. 3: i4d rnores than two signs shall be per it i teed lot" each usoj anti the s i n tt'ta l lbe l ocatod no farther. than 10010 ft, from the pr i nt- i pa l ecce=sa to the permitted use and neo more than two, mil -es from the use. Advi8od May 26, 1581 � � t5. Jf fi c.iai s'I gns and N4,ibl is dir rctionai. s1Gins are C -XO Pt from the above contr4o i and the r dos i on and p l acement- are :contro l l ed by other government agioncies f Political s, igns 1 Perm It'ted in all zones; but shall conform to the size standards of the zone in which located as prescribed in this article: Shall be located in such a manner as not to biock,sisht distance or impair traffic safety. 3. Shall not be placed sooner than 90 days prior to the scheduled eteotlr�n, 4 Such GIonz sha]l be removed by their sponsors within ten C10,) days fps l l ow i ne the election to which they perta'i n ; If not so 1^embvedp they may be removed by the County at the expense of the sponsor. S A statement of responsibility shall be filed with the Planning Department before signs are placed coraify'tng a person who will be respbns l b l e for removing the temporary political sigma and who will reimburse the 0tunty of'Butte for any costs incurred to remove such signs, SECTION; P2.1,..383.05 GENCRAL, PROVISIONSEOR SIGNS Unless otherwise specified In this article, the following general provisions shall apply to signs authorized 1M this section a'. When a Cert;i f i cate of Cohd i t i ons l Use Is required for any free-standing sign over six feet above grade) a building permit shalt also be re,c;Uirodi The Uniform Sign Code shall be, applicable. b In urban ;reins, the sign ordinance of 8d4jaoent towns or oities shall be considered :w iii i n tha adopted sphert68; o-' i nf`1 Uence, ` part i cu l ar'l y f f more restrictive for the Gert i f i cate of Conditional Use Process. c. No propertygsli�-,l overhang a public r nd beyond,tht par'c'el on whichtitfis�Iocated. 's'" shad";), conform to the setbacks of the zone in which It is to"be l ocated. d. No part of any sign shall be placed in sueh a manner as to,.abstruct s t ght..d 3 stat co or otheen,41 so i mpa'.t r traffic sa fel `tri' s h : .r .., y partm�yiYt �t� PubI'I;E Works" la p r 1 acate, ` t t?ii app l iacal�"t t ste parse or removeri` �� Revised May 26, 1987 117 , k t _ 144 r00 tcp z i Sin,,,. i -it ger that, the roo t r ez* sha t i be. Perm i t!; c, d. ' sh`+a 1 i be ,un 1 t ah,ed or so f t` l y 1 i ght od and shall not b] ink z t l ash 0s1, -i l t atve , pu l se or be otherw i sty an i meted,. All lighting sha l 1 be dee i grieci orid instal lad so as to confine direct rays to the sign or pr—,om i set g Nameplates not over sq. ft. in area and not illuminated may be d.1splayed in any -2tOn0_ when attached to the main buiIdih9. h. Signs allowed under the definition of a home occupation shall be limited to one unlighted sign riot more than a sq, ft. in area, and such sign shall mat be Permitted in any required setback area I. Bi"tlpboards or othoroff-site signs shall be at least boo ft. from any {si to h)4h I ' 'te -rchisnee or' roads'l de rest. .1• No sign shall be alIowed, to become unsightIy due to lack of maintenance, and any sign damaged or, defaced by any means shall be summarily repaired or rem<7ved by the owner or by the County at the owner's expense. k,. If an application for a discretionary action e.g., Use Permit$ Variance or Rezone) is submitted, it may include consideration of signs at that time without a separate Certificate of Conditional Usy. sEGT'ICN 24--33,016 ACTIONS OF'. THE PLANNING DCPMRTMENT The, Planning De�partrrent _hall ' review oil applications for Certificates Of Conditional Ilse according to the provisions of this Article Upon finding that the proposed sign meets the n,rov i s i ons of this Art t l e, a certificate shalt be it--Uttd which shallpacify all app i'icab"le standards and conditions SECrIQN 24-33.07 ABATEMENT PRaCrbURE-8 0. Any billboard cue oti-re-r off --s i e bu;s i ness sign within an area desiOnat0d as agr1cuItura i or ret 1dent fal on the General Plan tamd .2 Nr �i n accorrdan c w i h the l and use des i gnat i tih i ;r�+h i ch i s nbn-confor,M i ncg hall be brought, i ntb con form i ty or shad i be date e f this e O l nonce n -con corm i ng upon the c�ffert i v or aromas rte � _ r e removed by the yawner without compensation under the conditions and within the time period spec i f 1 ad s n' Sett l tans 154 , 1 or 641 2, 3 of the Cb l i fern 16 Outdoor Advortisino Ac b. rho appropriate prov1s1oris Of' the Ca11fornia Advertising Act sh81i sPol y to b i l l boar ids and other, teas i ness signs In areas with Gomr-wra 1 P 1 a des i gnat i cans and/or toning ot1-i�,.r, than the above. Revitod May 261 1987 118/11 PUBLIC NOTICE: The Butte County Board of supervisors is considering a; countywide amendment to the Butter County Code, Chapter Zoning Ordinance 2:4 - Comprehensive involving all zones in the of the County_ unincorporated areas Hearincrr will be indivic - l articles held over the next two months on groups of in accordance with the following schedule z November 3, 1937' at 2:00 p., m. - Article 1 -- Purpose Principles and Standards 2 - Establishment and Designation of Zones, Interpretation of Boundaries, and Amendments to the Planning and. _ Zoning Law 3 - Deinitions - 32' - General Provisions 33 - Sign Regulations 34- -Certificate of Conditional Use 36 - Guest Houses 35 Livestock Animal Maintenance 37 - Home Occupations 38 - Off -Street Parking 39 - Adult Entertainment Businesses 40 -- Temporary Residential Permits - 43 -- Development Agreements 44. - Construction of Additional Dwelling Unit November 17, 1987 Tentative - No Vit Time - Article 42 - Mobile Home Part- Standards 45 - Residential Nonconfo_rMing Ugq 8 - Residential Zone 9 - Suburban Residential Zone l0 - Rural Residential Zone 17 - Foothill. Residential Zone 18 - Timber Mountain Zone Niovember 24,, 1987 Tentative - No. _ Set Time --Article 4 - Agricultural Zone 5 - Commercial, Forestry Zone 6 - Timber Preserve Zone 12 - Commercial:Zone 13- Scenic Highway Zone 15 - industrial Zone OU96 Co. Mnning Comm. DEC 13 198 Y -- OruYIlia, Ctliforaia c NCE_I8$0 - filEi�it � . '� urle�Qn �Euii�r 2riY:� ��ErEisEt,;r P U aox fib • 630 WASHINdToN STA9rT OrFICE (916) 846.3661 GAIO"Y. CALIFORNIA 95948 December 17, 1985 HOME (916) 846.4243 Butte County Pla-ming Gommissioti D. A. Kircher, Director of Planning 7 County Center Drive Orovillo CA 95965-3397 :61b yoR SpEOIAL TL13LO D PRINTING OF BMIM COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE bear Sirs; Attached is a rate sheet listing our printing prices for various size tabloids. Our regular composition rate is $45 per tabloid size page. Since this is our first experience with computer transmission of ASOxi codes, we will give one"third off on the composition, or 030 per tabloid page, if we ;an trancimit the ley strokes successfully. We will also computo the jobonan hourly rate of $35 per hour for composition and, charjo whicheVor is the lesser amount. With no experience to go on, i.t i.V impossible to esti., hoer mangy pages or hours it will take Fox inrjtance an 8 -page tabloid, 2000 copies ould co x X90 for priiiti'ng" $360.00 minus 1/3 or $240.00 for corripobitic' .pip, if information is transmitted by computer: Youcould also end up with some blank pages With no colu,"Sltion, as an offtset press printb in four tabloid page sections, The Ilerald press can print up to 56 tabloid pages at one time. "fiery truly yours , W, D. Batleeorr Publisher �ri�ley�l�rttld Posl 0' itie Box 68 Gtidley. CA 95048 Twice•,4-Week 630 Wa5o ington 5UEet Phone (9 t 6) 846.3661 Goh1imcILL PRnuING PRICES duly 1, 1984 (8ub"ect to Change) 3011 Web 2 std 4 tab 4 std 8 tab 6 std _12 tab - 8, std 10 std 12 std 16 tab 20 tab 24 tab 14 std 28 tab 16 std 2L tab 18 std 36 tab 20 std 40 tab: Camera 16.80 30.65 6 i2. 9 55.59 69 01 82.40 93• 60 107.26 120.60 134.21 Plate 13.47 13.47 25.13 25,13 36.29 36.29 47.94 47.94 60.00 6o.00 Prean - 1 s i td 80. d 2, L 105614 1X5.94 , 131 e 71, 166.dd 18 .0 74:18 98.46 1;17,.33 161.62 202.59 227.83 267. 48 292.91 - 347.04 383.26 - Addt1 100og 22.58, 29.44 35.77 42.53 50.33 61.77 73.21 85.69 97.15 108.57 Full site pr=tsor pegs 154,- x 23 one shot #12.50 Color per fatYnta h (1FA 1021), inol, camera & plate. .; ,. 62.50 Over 10M press rani, ada per foanta.in 'per 1M ; 1.45 Press runs over 251'- tay3 regni.re replating & appropriate charges _PMT - NtG8 . HALF' T02M5 r; 11 it 14 halftone 0 011 00 over 7 jt 11 6.00 Under 7 x 11 4.75 12 X 18 PM 6.50 r drier 9 t 12 6.50 Under g � 12 5.00 Ly PLANNING COMMISSION 7 �:oUNTY CCNTV;? DRIVC - OROVII..LE, C.L[FOR14IA 9,5965.3357 PHONE- 534.4601 December. 4:, 1985 OROVILLB 14ERCURY`-R1 GISTRR 2081 Second Street ocoviiie, cA 0S9G5 __ Pe., SPECIAL TABLOID PRINTING OF BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE,, REVISION Dear Sirs. We are Soliciting bids for a special tabloid edition of the Butte County Zoning Ordinance. The Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing p on January 30, 10,'16, followed by eventual adoption by the Board of Supervisors of a new Zoning Ordinance, Our estimate is that we will need 1,500 to 2000 copie.3 of the Voposod Zoning Ordinanca for di rtributi.on to the public, Other speclficatioy,s and information include) t, There are approximAtely 160 single-sided pages (81 x 11") in the draft Zoning Ordinance. Sample pages are enclosed for your review, We estimate there are one-half-million characters in the entire document, 2. rhr,s spehe cial tabloridley id secOrdinance., would be comparable to the enclosed sample from 3� The draft Zoning Ordinance has been typed by means of our IBM PC or COMPAQ c6lftpu:ters, If you utilizo a word processing system that would be transfer the informatioh b modem or mako duplicate floppy disks, to compatible with the ID%lt Personal Computer, we have the ca a lity Y if- such isuch a transfer or use of our disks is Posslble, we anticipate A cansid- g p r yp g ument= e�ab�e savings c>• t":itlte and expense �,n ..e-t esettin the dnn Please review the enclosed 'information and submit a written bid to out office b� fr3.da hc7 amber 20, 108 y al 3.00 p.m, if you have further questions,- please contact out office any weekday 1, twean the )tours of 1.01.00 a.m. , and 3%00 p4m, Sincerehy BiA, KTitl HER birec r of P'lah,hing _A'11?6�9' 41 St tAan A" Streeter Sat iot Planner 8As/4a P ANNI G COMMISSION TCOUNTY t.PtdTi [iC9R,>vE ^- OhObll.V.E„ CALIFORNIA gG�lr5.339'7 FHONE 534.407 December til 1985 PARADISE POST 5399 Clark Road P4rAdi.se; CA 8596 - Res SPECIAL TABLOID P9INl1NG OF BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE REVISION Dear Sirs; We are soliciting bids Tor a special tabloid edition of thei Butte County Zoning Ordinance. The Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing on January 30, ,1986, followed by eventual adoption by the Board of Supervisors of a new Zoning Ordinance. 'Our estimate is that we will need 1500 to 2000 capien of the proposed Zoning to the p _p information` t7r�lnant=e for distributiondistributionubl.ic, Other s ecf3,ca�tictns and include; I. There are approximately 150 single.-sided pages (8jk x 111") in the draft Zoning Ordinance Sar.plt pages ave enclosed ,for your revieV. We estimate there ,aro torso-half-Million characters in the entre document. 2• The special cil tabloic section 'would be comparable to the ene.l+�ser1 sample he dley ing 3, The draft. Zoning Ordinance .has been typed by means of our IBM PC or COMPAQ computers.. If you utilize a word processing system that would be compatible with One IBM Personal'Computer, we have the capability to transfer the information by modem or make duplicate floppy disks. If such a transfer or use of our disks is possible; we anticipato a c.onsid- arable savings of time One eVPdnsa in ra-typeseti 'ng the document. Please review the enclosed i.nfotmatioti and submit a written bid to our office by P'r.iday, Decambex 29.0s 1 85, at 300 p,m. if you ha:.vo further questions, the hours of 10:00 a-M, ,and please cgn.t act our office any weekday between 3,00 ppm Sincerely# B.A;, KIRCHLICi , Dire cr 014 Planni!a ZIPT " Axz' Stt.p" hon A:, SLteater R Senior Planner SASi's j s u Uufte, 0 r.t+l1NG COMMIS 1,0N 7 rOUNTt e VMTtO f)PJI, K` - t POYILL5, CALIrORNIA 9e)1,65Y1993 PHUNL- 5.`4-4601 December 4, 1985 CHICO ENTERPRISE RECORD P.O BON , Chico, CA 95927 Re., IPECXAL TA'WM PRINTING F BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE REVISION Dear Sirs: We are solioiting bids for a special tabloid edition of the Butte County Zoning Ordinance, The Planning Commission will be holding a public hearing' on uanuary 30, 1984, followed by eventual adoption by the Board of Supervisors of a new Zoning Ordi.nanca, Our estimate is that we will need 1500 to 2000 Copies of the proposed Zoning ndinan p specifications formation Qrdil'+an+✓r� for distrihutio:i to the public. tither S ecficatons :and information 1. 3h:re are Approximately '160 ;single--t;iddd a es S x Il" in the draft pages � Zoning Ordinance, Sample pages are Obelosed for your rev'iew'. We estimate them are one- half -million tharactars in Lhe entire document, 2. T,hn special tabloid section would be comparable to the onrl.osed sample' from the Cridley Zoning Ordinance. 3, The draft Zoning, by means or COMPAQ computers., If Ordinance typed doC YOua utili!&a word processing, thatwould be. compatible ewith the M1 Personal. Computer, we have the capability to y infa;rnatio4 by modoin or make duplicate floppy disks. If such atransfer or iise of our disks is possible, we anticipate a consid- orablo savings of time, and expon8e in ro-typesetting the document. Please review the enclosed informatidn and submit a written bid to our office by friday, December 20, 085, at 3:00 p.m, if you have further questions, please contact our office any weekday botween the hours of 10:00 ws.m, and Sincerely, P:A. RACH1I Zj.l rectoT Of Planning r � ut:epF"1'ta A. 5trtzeker Senior Plannor SASCs�s �k 141. �. Count PL:t'%t+jN1NG COMMISSION �a'ntJDttY r•ENT rtt rrsE /k ORO-YILLf. CAL IFORNlt. t5=33tiI - FH(]t�f. S�t44ti1 beceml7er 4, 1985 BIGGS NEWS 491 B 8trt;'tet Biggs, CA .9591:1 SPECIAL. TABLOID PRINTING OF BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE REVISION Dear Sirs We are soliciting bids for a spI'c+I aj tabloid editl,on of the Butte County Tile planning Ctammjt,,sion will be holding a public hearing Zoning CirdinanceW P on .January 30, 1986,, followed by eventual. Adoption by the Board of Supervisors of a new Zoning Ordinance..= our estimate is than we will need 1500 to 2000 copies of the pro&nd i forma ordi:ng0aa. for distribution to the public. .pp ' � at3urt blic, �)klter s cif�.ratio�ts and inform inclode 1, TIvro- are spprox�.maL ly 160 single pagr!s �St � 11tt) in the draft �c,nxng cirdinance. 8ap)ple pages are enclosed fot` your xeview� We estimate t.herr; are ane-half-Million characters in the entire document. The special, tabl.ead section would be comparable to the enclosed sample ` frol-il the Gridjoy Zoning Ordinance;: 3. The draft Zoning ordinance has been typed by means of our IBM PC or COML'A cornpukers+ If you utiliza a word processing +rstem that would be Compatible with 'the ];BM Personal Computer, 'via have aia capability to transfer the informatioofbuzodstcsrzsaeuplacat4 ',oPPy drslts If such a transfer, or use possible, VJe anticipate n conssi� arable savings 0f time and experiso in re_ type sett ing the docume 't+ Please. <�esriew the e»closed information and submit a written bid. to Out office b 20, 1985i at 3:0;1 P.M. If you have further questions, p 1easedcontacteourroffice any weekday b0tween ttie bouts of IO:Ot) aim. and 3.t10 pin. Sincerely, B. A. KIRCrIRT Di,rec or of Planning ato. phen A. Streator SOnior pjanner SAS/sjs y�Co " pLAtMING COMMISSION 7 rourrsv r_t),ITLR orIvt - OROVIU. -, CALIVORMA 07 PHONE: ,14.4601 December 4 19$5 GRIDLEY HERALD 630 Washington Gridley, CA 95948 Re. SPECIAL TABLOID PRINTING kik" BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ORDINANCE REVISION Dear Sirs: We are soliciting bids for a special tabloid edition of the Butte County Zoning Ordinance. The Planning Commission will be: holdingla' public hearing on January 30, 3,986, followed by eventual. adoption by the Board of Supervisors of a new Zoning,Ordinance'. Our estimate is that we will need 1500 to 2000 copies of the proposed Zoning Ordinance for distribution to the public. Other'--apec-i:fications :and information include;_ L, There are approximately 160 single-sided pages (82 x 11") in the draft Zoningurdinanca, Sample pages are enclosed for your r(wiew:� We estimate there ars: pane-half -, ii l) ion characters in the entire document 2. The special tabloid section would be comparable to the enclosed sample from the Gridley Zoning Ordinancd, 3. The draft Zoning Ordinance has been typed by means of our IBtt PC or COMPAQ computers If you uti.l.l.za a word processing system that would be transfer the �h the IBM Personal Computarw otic have the capab .iity to Compatible with t xmation by rtodem oi` mdlte drip;lica-6 floppy disks. If such a transfer: or utsa of our disks it; possible, we, anticipate a consi.d- erahle saVitlgs of time and expense in w-typeset't ng the document, Please review the enclosed irrfotmation and:; submit, it w),itten bid to our office_ by reiday, December 20, 1985, at; 3:00 part= if you have further questions, please Contact our office arty weokday between the hours of 10:00a.m. and 3s0O' pam SirtccrrJy, BSA KI RCHE Dirovt,�t of Planning Stephen A, Streeter Senior Planner 60 "nf u •�PLANNING COMMISSION GOt)YYTY 1:R DRIVE - OROVLL«I.F, CALIK0i21JIM 95965-s?97 PHONE: 534-A01 December 4P 1985 _ CHICOSEWS & REVIEW 353 East second Srtr(Wt Chico, CA 95928-5469 f{e: Si'i'CUL TABLOID PRINTING OF 8UTTE COMF'r"x' ZONING ORDINANCE REVISION Dear Sirs;, We are solic'iCing bids for a special tabloid edition of the. Butte'C;ounty Zoning Otdiriance.. The planning Cormnission will be holding a public hearing on ianuary 30, 1986, followed by eventual adoption by the board of Supervisors of a new 2,oning Ordinance, Our esti=te is that we- will need 1500 to 2,000 copies of the proposed Zoning Ordinance for distribution to the public, Other specifications and information include; _ 1. There ate approximately 160 single-sided pages (8j x 11") in the draft Zoning Ordinance, Sample pages are enclosed for your review., We estimate there ate one-half-million characters in the entire document- 2. The special tabloid section would be comparable to the enclosed sample from the Gridley Zoning'Ordinance, 3: The draft Zoning Otdinance has been typed by means of out IBM PC or C014PAO computers. If you utilize a word processing system that would be- compatible, ecompatible, with the IBH Personal Computer, we have the capability to transfer the information by modem or make duplicate floppy disks. If e ab a savings of time and expense in -ed typesetting the document. �sid k possible-, we anticipate a oo such a transfer or use of our di;�.s is oss r �. 8 Please review 'tSte enclosed information and submit a written bid to our office by Friday, December 201 1985) At 11-00 p.in, If you have further lucstions, p e flours of 10100 a.m: and lease. contact our office any t�eikda,� between th B4OCl' p.n1: Sincerely S-,A, KIRCHER Ditec or of Rlaniiing, /5t/ho-nAi Streeter Senior Planner 1.04.240 Guest cottage. "Guest cottage" shah, mean ' ✓ egdetached iaelliny wit an. dhout any kitchen facilities designed ned for and used. house to transient visitors and. non- pt+ying guests of the occupants of the main dwelling. (Ord. 1267 §1(At?1) , 1984: ()rd. 1255 §2(part) , 1984)1. O° T y` „ Health officer shall :jean lof4 thetlj lcount 8 � employeeeepth2of�cer45 Y and any health department or other, person duly authorized by the health o of- (icer to act in his ljohalf. (Ord. 1267 §1 (AN) , 1984: Ord. 1255 S2(part), 1984) co 1.04-250 Helico ,^jeer port. "He] Helicopterport" shall mean land improved and intended to be used for the: landing and taking of. of helicopters or vertical flyinga rerafts. (Ord, 1267 51(AO); 1964x Ord. 1255 §2(part), 1984) L. 0.4.,255 Hiring authority. In the case_ of employees hared in a count artment aaunhhoritt phi.rih the department head off: such department y,} n t shall mea, he ade casA of employees hired direct;l,y by the board, "hiring authority" shall: mean the board of supervisors, (Ord. 1267 51(AP) 1984: Ord. 1255 §2.(part), 1984) 14. 260 Home occt pat on,. "Nome occupation" shah mean olly use customarily carried'on Within a dwelling by the inhabitants thereof which use is incidental to the residen- tial use of the dwelling, and which rise. A. is confined within the dwelling and occupies not more than twenty -Five ,percent of the floor space thereof: B. involves no sales of merchandise other than that produced on the remises or p P merchandise directly related to and incidental to the services offered; C. Is carried on by the members of the family Occupy- ing the dwelling; with no other person employed;. D4 Produces no evidence of its existence beyond the premises, except signs of not more than one square foot, such as noise, smoke; odors, vibration, etc: (Ord. 1267 §1 (AQ) 1984: Ord, 1,255 52(Vart) j 1984) 1.04.265 R08Pita1, "Hospital" shall mean the Tehama County General Hospital and shall include the hospital building, ground's and auyiliaty buildings. (Ord, 12.57 �1 (AR) r 1984.,, Ord, 1255 £2 or 1.04, 2'70 Hotel.. "HOtel" shah] mean at y building or p t�.ons thereof taihing sig or more uestrooms used or intended or designed to be usoa, let or hired to be out oc- cupied or which are occupied by six or, more guests; whether the compensation for hare: is pail di ree,tly or indirectly in money, goods, wares, iner�chandise j labor or otherwise and include hotelsj lodginghou-ses and r 6tninghousesy,dormi= for es, tuekish baths, bachelor hotels, studio hotels, pub - lid and private clubs, and any such building of any nature whatsoever odcupied, designed or into;lded to be so occupied, except jaikls,, hospitals, a yluMs, sanitariutos j or'phanagesj prisons, detention homy;, and similar buildingswhere human ate �tOlsed 0�f}1 restraint, (Vr4:i td125d 1267g51 (A5) � $ : �`rd 2 (rA it)1(-19;11 } x1.04, 75 + _ Jtlh va d "Junkyard"uha mean an aroa of f-�rur hundred auaro f, (-� -.r.. . Imo/ y arming Cacti CHAPTER 12.95 MAY 7 1987 NOME OCCUPATIONS' Sections Orovliio, CaUfOraie 12.95.010 Home occupations rwy be McrmLA }come Ocou atons-}iome�Occupation tee. n L a 7CF.', A/RR", pR-2", , PR , RRE and "R -J" Zone :r providing the' fol ow - ins ctandarda are being mot# (1) No person other than members of the famil)r residing, on the premiaas shall be engaged in occupation. such - (2) Not more than twenty4ivo percent (25x) of the floor area of the dwelling Unit shall be used in the conduct of the home occupation, (3) 'No building or, apace outside of the dwell- ins unit shall be used for home occupation purposes except for agricultural- uses, () to no wa shall the a he ' ++ ure be so structaltered or the conduct teof tof Patton within the strvct<ure be such that the struc- tune maybe reasonably serving rest ,recognized as a non - dential use: W No equipment or process shall be used in Guch home occupation which creates noise, v,ibration; glare" fumea, odors, or electrical interference de -tee t' the Occupation�it conduhe �cttedains4 s inglehfamilyne$ off te lotiraaidence or outside the dwelling unit if conducted in other than a single family residence, / 2n the case of 1 electrical interference; no equipment or process t shall be ubtd which creates visual or audible inter- £crencc in any radia or television receiversoff the preiises, orcause fluctuations in the line Voltage off the premises, eatrinThe home all not ofnthacecus-�- n be Vehiculartrafficin excess t& -lazily associated with -the kone in which the us it located; e M' All maintenanca or service vehicles and ' equipment, or any vehicle bearing any advertisement related to the home occupation be any other similar vehicle shall be garaged be stored entirei' within a bulldins or structure; Such vehicle chal,i have more than two axles, not (g) Where ahal:l be no use of utilities ar b7zNonity fildilitien beyond that normal to the Use of t1 .3 proptety for residential or agricultural purp37rka at defined in the distelct. (_9) Theta shall begoomplete conformity with itonAli iCbuntyand6low} Codes And mlt edera ; StAterAnd or ordintlnces, (b9p�) brnAttrNlt N4 OF' PLANNING` ANb bUILbINti rattitCes II:a, LAklz'Y iP. okooj<S ti1►tecYo'�t (Old) 741-6419 3136 IATH, lit"Citt MAhVSVILIt. cA 969ai ji Pt Arrit COiINTY PLANNW'i l)r1'AR1WN1` iiow. OccuPATION APPLICATION nil "3ldihM %Tne ., Type rrt BusineG3 - .. Appl rt rinl _ phone Add rtrtts -'— Plan„ir t': respond Ga the fallowin urr�Y9 9 iAni_(u.ir t - +; 'h(, bark or this furn it addil'tonal space is needed): . 1. Itow many persons will be ,involved or employed in tht; condual. of the prnpil3'ed business?' Member of theimmediate family:_ Others: - totai 2. What type or rrodtict will be pt`oduced, serviced, or mpairod in the rondurt or your proposed business?' (rot example, repair at Blocks or watches, makir>q jewelry, eii,:). 3, brsurihri any a1 t. stations td the home or'preintses that. int ht - ,rl tate your business. q lir. rt ti;tred to facili 4, 00scrtbo what 'otimr will be used to the oanduct of the tiome Occupation and how these renins will be used. (rot: px�nple, garood wtl l be used to store riiippl tes or dPn will ront.airi desk and file cabinets, etc.) I I 5. besrril)c the mbphatilt;dlrnd or eleCi r u•al &4nip1101' or Other t ocils or devices that will be necessary to conduct your, business: 6. 3er,f`r1lir flow, wtitYrt; rind rn whe6 xnnurtri ihr, tnalcrlal, grip `1 fesand/or -equtpnprit related ko dour proposed Home Wrrtpal, ion will bre riit;playtrl nr i l'rirrri= Ytle c N connected with the 7, � p true to your home to �rbisiln ;7ny prtiduc�t dr ut tlt,`r. any service prriposed :Home. ill pen.. ilr:cup” tirirt? Yes No lr yes; please pxplain in detail stpproximately how ninny and how often. 9 o your hnmi, aocupatlon? Yes No Ir yes; Ely Are ariY s t rti3 ner�es�iarY or prdpaspit i`t lal I v e I, plrti.�e rtesoti;be typdj liiio and local ion. t). if 1 rucks or nthot equlp?nenl, will he usstrl in your Nome Ocdttpril 10M whe-rti will they be 'parked be stored? tai: W111 the lionie 0cruph1 tion invrrlvo the unii or commercial vehit�'les rot the ielivery or materials to or frrxt the p! wi p p q Y ries. rw�ntii:s Yiis No if ye,, lr.Arrr ex lain rit*1 t►scludr? I're uetrd of deliveries. 11: p . cr wi th nrr druid rogt r i t tnnyi t fiat tni ht be imposed n y party? tai your pin riril'd uiiP tri ctnrifrarmart' y q m ori;i�d an our pra Yes No 1 l,rivtt read nrid unrir,rsttlitt] Sect.,i»n 1.7111, Ohselrr O (Home nL-LupaLton dertnit.16h uw nen reverto) or the E',loter Cd'itiity prilhy Ordinate,,, and litlytevet to thif lyrist or my kntiwlt�tirte, lhtit my ,proirastitd Ngtn'e Odc patirrir; would riot vt,rlalir any purti;on of ; nid ottil10r1hC0i A 1 is ant t3 sri nett tial bbl c pp q lrupt'rty tl+mer"t) ?ittlnttluric (nr aptillrant'9 III ril>."'" or pe noinn' Iunt _ Butte-Co. Pl6nning:Coests;. N1 AY 7 198.7 - Orovillo, U itoraia D R A F T c.tion�?�o!A Occupation ii %. Intent and. I'z rpos e she pc rpos.e of this, orel nani-e is to-allo,c� i'or the t�==tabli.sli-� cent of horze occtx at cans of 1ImLt'ed comm*~ � rural-type i1CtLVtC _ Az p rmitteci zone, only no an extent that no i1e1ghbors or _5 t• ward aP:P-'-'rtlilf`_P, Of th e will be aware, by out z f acs iv-Ity. A "home occupation business license allows the u3 o, o� n residence for a 'business telephone and bus .jjess mailing xcess & ress r but no.t to th,i: extent thaCo�'pedes tLian ndJar ve- YYzc Yl:k t' traffic iu_ �nFenar=lr`SVA The t tent is ttt �.'(ks-1 re rte - compatibility of home oecu.patLons with the nretg��iiorth'Qod i they - reLocated , Definition A 11103C occiYpation is, one carried on by, the occupants of a ci eil i as n Pecessory use to th.,at nornalty ss -oc,t ated with _1 siagle family residence. HoTile accuoacions which insrtlove partner-&hr* , eulp; oy persons d ,; pIav signs, or other advertF wements (unl,es=-:-, lie-rein provided) use or .store corz�:�e�cihl vehicles or mechanic,l equip- re t e.,,.cept for ci that normally ass. ociatedwith s% t;le family, cgsIdenres, :-tre prohibited- 'For guidance,, the NilloAng uses ire ;x{ �ete� c cct`pq��t,,��TTiong the jmai making, of, ci othitip p , �re{�'m(�iZ(�}t�tc�r+ �Y} ,rt 'e Y.f- g1., It it l�C �.7L If1 SA4 - Ins,t-ruction, ariv O�2 1 ijUJ Ln- •7 t;%.cYj mee s the intent of this ordinan.ce I1tv[ti-g no zrtot.e than fi�'e tis) people in any one day. The following rtsiss are not �ti e£' t?CCfLpati=�'cl repai i -it shops „ i o�11 eI•c'i.?I L s:'tR l s .+ es st :dic phe toQ�raphy, fsale of fire ar€r,> , � oc,ci c orIt cabinet Perfo manee criteria Applicattons for a "hom;e occupation" business 'license shall he evijuated <using the following. criteria: t f„ 'pie activity is one that i'�konsisient t z r_h Elie use O` the premises as a_dwel.]ing. 2. There shall be no exterior displayor evidence of the conduct- of a home occupation. 3. A hone occupation shall, be conducted (Ugly` tvlrhin an enclosed Living area of thc_ dwelling or attached garage. HomN occupations :shall not be; f pernitted out-of-d`oars on the property or in an accessoryr-ructure or trailer. 4.. U0 mecnantcal equipment iu t:cj be ut-,:ed or st orel, except that which. is necess-a.n_l-= , customarily or ordinarily ucfi ed for household, or leisure purposes. Electrical or mechanical equipment that creates visible or audible Lnterference i:n :Line: vol:t.,Ige outside the dwelling unit or tbat cre,YtEs noi!;e glare or du -5t not normally a&sociate(i with r-2sideritial jz es i,; prohihite(I. Lsne comi--i.erct l vehicles not to exceed three-, quarter ton cypa;tpa;u�cit y owne^tl by the resident o the _ c.i�F llzn st"al_I e permitted y - T - p (gee also d-cFinit..on c111. ,.CoMMr rc taE t�eE %cle Storag,01 . Section. 1.51). Only the actual residents of the dw( .ling, stial.l i-!nrP7'aP�e in: the home oc«cup� _ItXon.. Th:Eere nhall he na e ther individuals employed at the re's ijence or - reporti.n { n,oite . t. on-site Sale if goods st al1 he a 1 1 --wed . R A h€ zie, occupation shall, no croate additional *e'iicular ur p`edestrian: traffic to Vhe residence. Tile rtora.„e of era ter als ,. goods , supplie.,T or equipment .hYII be -of a, type normally a5socia:ted with a single family resfdence an(f not to exceed _ those amounts usually. related to residential uses„ (;A) To provide f -or tErt proper, safe, and ef'ficient une of pest:ioida—q erg: seijtiai for productiml of tond,and fibi-r and for proteztlon of the public ry htt+rltll and safe'tt+t. i) Ko E rol [t t tt"t, c nvlrt:t7ltunt. y p i s ° " * =l.i f.tY�ixi41'� l� dk�Et� iq �t CAl CI AK�� by pr,,hihit,ing, 4"<7'.'trr, 11ing uv( -#a of tmch pestioites. (c) Tit 00- -�sit"E puSt contl'ol of safe Vork- i.ts� t.p.5tti.R tioliti wIlf-A'" t, ""II 41t at tAe;` t a'? u:Q L'.sl t,v a'tltfi t":espunoible 1i ,.stuet a and pwraiit: ; t: x ;ts:iLt C» ,tlt.rul U1do- . o-rt r i 4 t,r cdt,,itfa:-ate 4J,", 04e�yv Ylf)p-le t :.%d Y�i �.J �.�1�fi".��t.�[Lr. Ra1I.tA fit pest management �Oygt .,!Us, !;tr.0 "3 t t' : ;o;trl tL':s,t i0ll :.p pit G'a� i ral Wid 6.t]i Q C.""il test +',`ontrol Lk'cfI- oigflkt.a with ma l+' -Lt i EY,;Gc,:n :itis whl:u ne'ct-si sty to a,.,weve acceptable leveler of ,:oatrr)14 With tio- loa%t pousiWft h7 irm to fiortarg((L urganit is and. -the enY i t' eAt'tmen t . 1101.3 (a) This divipi.c:n and Division 7 (commen(*iug with Section 12501) are of sG•ttewi,de cafm rn and occupy the thole fl.:,,l"l of regulation refzardin., the re-g4iritration, nate, trata:�,,portation, or. use Qe ec000mic polsono Via' tds� ca � r 7 .._ � _a, l a i aw T►z +r` uttn ` Except as otherwise specifically � � Y E prov�+tC,u n tEtis � �c,tde � * �nk7 1Tat" E1 , but t�or ,11 O t"`e i:'n �n gi tion ba 11, i ,� � eg r� SY R�t54 �1 t�[�Stt ;� 0. >r u " r roti Ay"d lx2fGc �Ap � i L �t'sP Of —60 !§tA��k11 i t4?: J '.ilr11"�,ilt9� y pr j4P*U'O Th L � e +r1tl',f atr L,4ei:p to i"a'.�y'1.� at e%. L' l t':i�ttfly rul�ating to �:� a °w: ��7s�t 1 �%�iC , l^Aal ,rQ t;$taiAa'"a>tta mr``mp Cli, t F1.,, r) FSG', Il,itiatQ ,poi aft ls, and ?my (39 Lhene ordit'imcp4" 1acs;p .,Y rLt,Ula,tior:,tris voi-j a ,si of m tkrci� , r b) NoiLhmw' t 1tl , "divisinn i0x Divibion 7 fcopt incing wit:tl uct:i.on is a 1 ,10itatiju Silt tlmt mt'it r—ItY t!t a, utato agf .nvV or dt.p,irtment to ,`at -I(h nisu."r ony 'a.d that the �i,inr �r"M� or dr.partmont i.rs ,.tuthorized or t"rytot : s !"tt t-'-) cni urG� ea. rz�!ttt tit; etsr. �s 1tJi „`i, Tbt' .liv chat, 1110 Ctta: of each County untler the dt r t a '°t �.t "uCant�"Sri, .a tts: tElt zdirecto , sha'l ollfort�"i, thir divi.siott and 11vi Wii:-li avu i gsmnd E, x,1`e"�maill PI) it. tI t:4 a The r#z.r . °Ctar OtalI agK*pt rrtepi. §t i,".,Wi Will „dt Ltuvern the conduct: r�'E ;.11: �,:IIY,intsrs,a ref 'Es►��:t rest^rrt�l. ��: i15v, l The ot any coun, "r ttt€v adapt rryp>Oatiotl:l applicable it, E A or County Which :s -o :.,!pp1e"-t2nr: 0 to ttrt7ve ul. thc; director which_ govern the conduct ni pv13 control and ts:cortdsl doc! reporters of rsl.Ach rrpt:rutivtts, The l:,q;-A(4tiottsy� may ludo prov stir n'S ;,Or%:ainyRttgyq�kyn any C�i+'ti, _ matt.tVer related to 'twfttk ;art;: �sAY"p'1 t, (;lttQtralrt; 1,, A; l', ie i'1 ^,ttptmos o livelt'irm 11 37. the tprvviuio*'t-a oi C,}s,)pter J. ' ls~rpstlnuncirta, with Sect>iet% 11340) of 1,art l of 1si.+t,istkrtw 3 of Til lts 2 ttt ttie GtsVerit,i.tt=ztt; Corlaa uttal l be. frtl'1trv,ata3' hnrtssfar as r,", rt rt, a .,. Buff* Co. PlarmffMcmM . . AUG 15,1986 Article Oroville, U;fWQ HOME OCCUPATIONS SECTION DEFINITION Any business or service conducted on `the premises by occu- pants of residential dwellings and consistent with thefollow- ing provisions. An occuDation conducted contrary to any of II the provisions of this article shall not be considered a home occupation. SECTION PER14ITTED Notwithstanding any tirovision to the contrary in th`is(ch pter`, home oocuoations are allowed in all zones which allow dwellings and mobile homes except in cases -where such occupations are objectionable because of Boise, Odor, smoke, dust, bright lights, vibration, traf'f'ic congestions or uft8afe access. In such cases a use permit rihall be required, 1. Sound levels shall not exceed 65 decitels at the -property Zine. 2 All, bright lights shall be confined within the structuresb _. 3, Prod.uct2on and sales: of agricultural products braducpd on t' a premises shall b6 permitted. SECTION _ CONDITIONS All home occupations shall be subject to the following con- ditionss - la On premise advertising shall be limited to one sign hot to exceed three square feet of die��ly area. . �, r..w ' } , 2 No employee shall work on, the pretai.ses other than a tiem- ,W ter of the immediate family, except for one part time �' emt�lnyee. 3• No outdoor storage of equipment, Materials or products are permitted eXcebt agricultural, products, 4, The Occupation shall be conducted entirely within the swelling and auxilary buildings*: except apricultupal pursuits. ` SECTION 'SRO#IBtTf[b USES G l fiepai.r of heavy equipti ent "- 2i 2 Handling, of explosive and rather dangerous material. k 4 le 33 Article C SIGN REGULATIONS c «. srCT.T.ON'24-33.01 PURPOSE AND INTENT The intent of the fo"flowing sign regulations is toProvidefor appy^opr"iate opportunities to identify businesses, for advertising purposes and other promotional use supportive of Butte County's economy, while ensuring that such opportunities are compatible wlth the scenic and open space resources of the County, recognizing that such resources are fundamental to the 'County's economy., This intent shall be accomplished by the provisions herein for the appropriate reviaw and location of 'proposed signs and limitation and/or restriction of signs in certain districts as nece nary to fulfill the full intent of this chai�he policies of;the General Plan and >applicable area plans shall also be applied to address the specific concerns of promoting or regulating signs. SECTION 24-33.02 RELATION TO LOCAL, STATE AND FEDERAL STANDARDS No sign shall be allowed to conflict with any -applicable policies, provisions and/or requirements of the General Plan or an applicable Area or' SPecl fic P1 an: Special sign r$quirements may be developed and implemented in and around developed communities within the County and for the unincorporated portions of the urban areas ;Within the County:. State and federal standards for regulation of signs alonfl state and Interstate highways shall 'be'coordinated with the County regulations. Cal Trans, District 3 in Marysville and the Federal Highway AdmInistrat on in Sacramento can provide information about specific sign requirements within their Jurisdictional areas.�he'Outd�ior _�tiv�iI -4��p Act, as amen,dedt sshel,l ` govern the pl aceRment of noh,-appurtenant "s1QM-8, XSiong state and 1nt'erstate highways ekeept as modifl`ed-by Seddon -33.05, subsect1bt1#' SECTION 24-33:03 DEFINITIONS (6) Advgrtising Sign. A sign for the outdoor advertising or display, of directional' or other Infoemotloh for a commercial estab,llshmenti us'e, product, or, service, tb? Official Sign, Signs and ',hot ices placed by public officers or agent I es within their tarp i tor= i al jur i`sd 1 ct l ons for the purposes of carr-yang out an off1cia1;duty or responsibility. Historical markers,autForized by state law and p)ared'by stato or local gbvernmental agencies or honprrofit historical societies shaii be considered as officibi signs; Aev sed Odtobtr 6, 1986 112 r r (c)Outdoor Advertising Sign. A structure of any kind or character erected and maintained for outdoor advertising` purposes which is not appurtenant to the property it occupies. Motor vehicles or , trailers with painted signs identifying or advertising a business are considered to meet this defin,tlon (d) Public Utility Sign Warning signs, informational signs, notices, or prinately owned public utilities as essential to their operations. (e) Public Directional Sign. Signs containing directional information about public places owned or operated by a governmental agency; publicly owned natural phenomena, historic-, cultural:, Isdientific' and educational sites; and naturally suited for outdoor recreation, deemed to be in the 'interest -of the traveling public. (f) Private; Directional Sign. Signs containing directiona'1 informat'i'on about privately owned scenic attractions; historic;, cultural, scientific and educational sites; and outdoor recreational areas. Such privately owned attractions or, activities should be nationally or reg- Tonally known, and of interest to the traveling public: (g) Service Sign. A sign providing information of or directions to non-commercial public services, ser+rice organizations or service providing establishments (e.g. hospitals, health agencies, fire danger signs, 4-H clubs etc.); (h) Campaign Sign. A temporary sign or poster promoting a candidate for public office or a partisan position for a measure in a public, election (i) Slgn Structure. Any structure of any`kind or character erecteo-or maintained for outdoor advert' s l ng purposes, upon which any sign may be placed, including 'statuary that is part of a sign Sign, Appurtenant. A sign located on and concerned with or directly relevant to the principal use of the lots (k) Sign, Nnn-Appurtenant] A sign unrelated to the principal use of the lot, (i) Sign Area. The area of a sign Or other adVertising device shall be measured to the outside of the sign frame, or where 'there Is no sign framd, to a simple boundary perimeter around the outer limits of the sign elementtq including any voids within such perimeter, Fthe two .g i des of a double- faced c l pn she 1,I be counted es , b;1a d*"i * C m) Ooub1 e -!"`aced Signs. Two tight ,back-to-back on the same sigh structure. The two sides of a double-faced sign shall be counted as only one ;s 1 gn Wedge-shaped or, jrV"'--shaped s'l ons 1�heF^e messgges are not back to back jtha`I 1 be counted Tic "ole s 11eo lb- na �ic !arra atteche9d and the en 1 e of ettechment does not exceed ,10 'depress,. Such signs with angles exceeding degrees shall be counted as two signs even°though they May be attached: 1~e. Jbed October 6, 1986' 11 Q DSC -REQS V f (n)Sandwich Sign. A double-faced sign which is portable and placed' in front of a business or within public right-of-way near a business. SECTION 24--33.04 APPURTENANT AND NON-APPURTENANT SIGNS Unless otherwise spe;clfied for any zoning district developed subsequent to the adoption of this Article, the following regulations shall be applied: Appurtenant--Sign-s. a: Subject,to atCertificate of Conditional Usc(C.C:Ii..?: One (1 ) appurtenant sign per street frontage for- each parcel, One that no "sign shall exceed thirty-five (35) Square feet and that such signs shall, not be permitted for single -family residences or home occupatlonsi b. Subject to a Use Permit (U.P.)s Any appur'enant sign exceeding the number and size limitations of (a) above but not -axceeding two hundred (200) square feet for any individual sign.< Jon-aporl,�enant 'Sisans. � - s rie(y> •`s 1 gn ;• t ion '"'�o a )crass) a. Subject to a C.C.U. �• po per, parcel three ,hundred-1-300 ) quare -feet. SECTION 24-33.05 GENERAL PROVISIONS FOR SIGNS Unless otherwise allowed by this Article, the following goherbl p signs in applicable zoning rovisians shall pertain to permitted districts= 1 Name plates not over three square feet in area) and 'not 'illUrriihated) may be displayed in any district when attached to the main building. 2. In the case of a shopping center in applicable districts, one directory sign may be; permitted Provided it shall not exceed two hundred (200) square feet in area. ror `stores within a 'shopping cpnter, one ( 1 ) s i gh attached to the bu 11 d i no ) not to exceed thirty-five,'(35) square, feet, except by Use Permit, shall be 6116wedi In the case of a Use Permit, signs shall be permitted to have: an area not to exceed three (3) square feet for each one ('1 foet of frontage,$ provided that no business establishment shall be allowed a sign in excess of two hundred (2001) square feet) and, further' prow i ded) that the area permitted may be divided into not more than sl'x (6) single-faced or :double-faced signs. Said formuia shall apply to each street frontage. AeVisdd October 6, 1986 44 i C� c 3. /Non-appurtenant'signs maybe permitted in any zone (except Scenic Highway) along a County road subject to securing a Use Permit and subject to all of the following qualifying 'provisions: a. I_ Maxi mum . io f two ( 2) signs per each permitted use ,;for" Awh i c17` Y*riae Lsign is ;concerned; r. b. All signs under this ;-)rovi.sion shall be located 'further;;•than" one thousand C 1 000 > .'eet from the to thq perm i tted use for wh i ch the s i gn i s concerned, tend nw-mo't"d--th—A i Ittao (2) mi les from sal�d usei c Jrhe use '..for ';Wh 1 ch the _ 61 on, 1 s' .concerned -i's -I oceted :bn _ pr•opor�v� Xhat has no frontage on the County road for °rahl ch -the kS q.dh'.,W� 1proposed, or is otherwise- unable) under the provisions of this Articles to provide an appurtenant sign for the use In question. d. that no sign -under this prov i s `ion shall exceed .thirty-five (:35 ) square feet In area. 9. Signs shall be un 1 i ghted' or softly lighted and, shall not blink v oscillate, rotate, pulse, or be otherwise .animated All lighting shall be designed and located so as to confine direct rays to the premises~ 5. Signs allowed under the definition of a "home occupation" shall be limited to one,(15unlighted sign 'with not more than three (3) _ heli not be ocated in square feet of displayarea, and such sign any rellu i red yard, y o be 1 ocated IP'1 b� or 6. �o^ appurtenant signs allowed by this ArtCounty alett and all state lsl.ble from any primer or interstate highways highways in unincorporated areas and, all un y routes shall be subject to the fallowing standards; a. Bndustr i aor d tcommercl a l �on�e od' C 1 00.0 > fGeV of•' an ex i s j } a b. Wild not have flashing or moving 11ghts: c Will not impair traffic vlsib,lIIty at any intersection. d W i i 1 be at least NF1 Ve `hundred 5007 Feet"" t^ irn'`irhe' it'eeri�iat``s1pi1• on a freeway t Mr St 'least three hundred C300 Y-fedt-fr-iO f"'ttti11` nearest s i en on the same $166 cif non- fraewayF hi ghway oUta i°t:3e"� a city. e Will be nt least it 1 V hundred C 50) feet'from on nter,-change or, road -ids rest, if 'outside of City. Rased October b, 1986 11S R 7., For the purposes of advertising a parcel or building for sale or lease, signs may be displayed by right under the following provisions: a Limit of one (1) Sign Per parcel for :each street or road frontage, b. A maximum size o4 six (6) square feet in area for signs 1n all residential districts. c A maxi mum s'i'ze of sixteen° (1 6°) square feet for -signs in all - - other distr'iats d. subject to a Use Permit, one (1) sign may be allowed per parcel for each street or road frontage .es-eeding the above size limitations, but not exceeding thioty-five (35) square feet. st (Qrrt-do,= vertlsing signs 0nd'structures, other than thosa--a-1-4-owed DEL Sig as appurtenant to a peerrr►i- se'y'c__� a Prdh i b i ted Unless ' spm.c•144-ea-i- y' perm t t-'oed 9 No part of any sign shall be placed in such a manner as to obstruct sight distance or impair traffic afe�ty. Except for Political campaign signs or posters which may be allowed, no part of any G'rgn shall be pIaced 'in a; right-of-way or road _easement 10. No sign shall overhang a public right-of-way or extend past the property, line to which it is appurtenant. 1 1 . No si;gn shall be ai lowkid to become uns'i ghtl y due to 1 adk of maintenance, and any sign damaged or defaced by any means shall be summarily repaired or removed. SECTION 24-83.06 SPLCIFIC PROVISIONS FOR ,SIGNS The following shallapply to the placem6ht of signs In 'the' respective zoning districts, unless otherwise provided for in this chapter. "Appurtenant signs" are 'signs located on and concerned with or dlrectIv relevant to the principal use of the lot. "Non-appurtenant signs are u i gns unrelated to the 'principal use of 'she lot (consult; Article 31ii Definitions, for additional srgti-'related def initlor s)., 1 Aa'i- i cu l tura l or A Zone Aaaurtehant sl bas A. Subject to a C.C.U.: limited to two appurtenant signs for each permitted Use on o parce1i not to exceed thirty=five C*35.) square =feet per sign and provided that there is a minimum d'lstance of six hundred (600) feat between each sign. Revised October 6 1086 116 � 1 4 See M--1 above. ( 4 Iti'-D 6:- Pub 1 1 c%Quas i -Pub 1 i c: -sir 'FO Zone See C -'1 above 7- P i ahned Unit Development_ or 'PUD . Zone Appurtenant Signs ai For any permitted commercial or non-residential use, see H-.0 above: b Forany use in a predominantly residential area of' a planned unit development, see R Zone. Non -appurtenant Sinn Noy allowed. 8. Residential or a Zone See FR zone. 9: Resource Conservation or RC Zone See CF or TPZ above: 10, Sten i s Highway -or',- SH Zone Appurtenant and Non -appurtenant -S1 sins Subject to a U.P. to determine size, placement:, design and color. Exceptions; Signs advertising sale or lease of land upon whlch the, sign Is placed, products groHn or, raised Upon 'such property, d 1 rest i ona'1 signs or h i stor i ca 1 landmark signs. 1'1. SUburban..Residentiai_ or 'SR Zone See FR Zone. 12. Ti tuber- MbUhta i n or, _;7M 26ne See FR Zone; 1 3. Unc 1 ass i f i ed .dt- U Zone .' See PUD above, r ,h k Revised October 60 1086 1� 9a IN SECTION 24-33.07 ACTIONS OF THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT The Planning Department: -shall review applications for Certificates of ConditionalUse according to the provisions of',this Chapter. Upon finding that the proposed sign meets the provisions of this Article, a certificate shall be issued which shall specify all applicable standards and conditions. SECTION 24-33.08 ACTIONS OF THE .PLANNING COMMISSION The Planning Commission ;shall review applications for Use Permits according to the provisions of this Chapter. Upon finding that the proposed sign meets the 'provi'sions of this Article and the findings of Article 32, Sections 24-32.27 and%or 24-32.37, a Use Permit shall be Issued which shall specify all applicable standards and conditions. SECTION 24-33.09 SERVICE AND DIRECTIONAL SIGNS Service and private directional signs may be pOrmitted In.611 districts upon first securing a Certificate of Conditional Use in each case. No one (1) sign shall exceed a maximum area of th'ir`ty-five (35) squ'a're feet. Such signs shall be permitted only on property adjacent to County roads or state highways SECTION 24-33.10 POLITICAL CAMPAIGN SIGNS Political campaign signs or posters may be allowed; in any district and shall conform with the size standards of this Article and shall be located in 'a mariner that w111 not 'block sight distance or impair traffic safety. A Certificate of Conditional Use shall not be required for political campaign signs or posters. Such signs shall be removed two weeksfollowing the termination of time intended therefor. SECTION 24-33.11 OUTDOOR ADVOTISING SIGNS Outdoor advertising signs of 800 squame feet in sl:O (12 feet high•by 25' feet w 1 d ) she 11 be al !owed i n the C -H' ( H l Ohway Commerc I al ) zone; M - 1t C i, C Z, (Light Industrial ),'M-2 (Heavy Industrial,,) along County, roads and along state and interrstate highways as regulated by C61jrans and the Federal Highway Administration. Refer to Section 24-33.06 for specific Provisions for signs in the three categories. In all cases, where new locations of outdoor advertlsing�signs are Cond i t i ohb i Use or Use Permit must be applied ofpr and aobtained. cate of SECTION 24-33:12 NONCONFORMING SIGNS, Revised October 6F. 198 1191 LJ Just Compensation $412. Notwithstanding any other Provision of this chapter, no advertising displays which was lawfully erected anywhere within this ` state shall be compo the d to be removed, nor shall its customary main te0ance or use he limited, whether or not the removal or limitation is orlursuant regulatio not bnv governmental ause or this en chapter ty, withoultcpayment w. of comp perlsatton, as deliricd in the Eminent Domain Late (Title 7 (come moneing with Section 1230,010) of Part 3'of the Code of Civil Proce. l dure), except as provided in Sections 5412,1, 5412,2; and 5412.3, The compensation shall be paid to the owner or owners of the advertising display and the owner or owners of the land upon which the display is located, p �` This section applies to all displays which were lawfully erected in l; compliance with state laws and local ordinances in effect when the ,+ displays were erected if the displays were in existence on November - 6i 1078, or ;lawfully erected after November 6, 1978, regardless of whether the displays have become nonconforming or have been provided an amortization period.. This section does not apply to on - 'so displays as specified in Section 5212 or to displays which are y mutual agreement between the. display owner and the local entity, "Relocation," as used in this section, in removal of'a display removed. and ;construction of a new display to substitute 'for the display It is a policy of this state to encourage local entities and display owners to enter into relocation agreements which allow local entities to continue development it, a planned manner Without expenditure of public funds while allowing the continued maintenance of private investment and a medium. of public communication, Cities, counties, cities and counties, and all other local entities are specifically empow r Bred- to enter into relocation agreements on whatever terms are agreeable to the display owner and the city, county, city and county, or other local entity. Naim Chapter494, Statutes 1982, repealed and added Section s;12 and added Sections 5412,1, 5412.2, 5412 3, anti 5412,4 to the 13usiness Anis Professions Code. Section 1 of Chapter 494, Statutes 1982, provides: _ - SECTION i„ The Legislature finds that it is in the. public fntorest that consistent statewide standards be established Cor laves, otdinances, and regulations governing the removal of lawfully erected outdoor advertising displays. This uhiformity will elirni• nate the uncertainty tonterning the validity of removal efforts by local entities, provide a mechanism for Local entities to adopt effcetive removal' and relocation Programs, establish standards Which will allow private owners to operate Mthout the imposition ofdiffererit removal requirements in tach Jurisdiction, and will eliminate the multitude of expensive and tiint,-t,•Ohsuming iiiwsuits burdening local entities, display and property owners, and the Judicial S ystcmr In order to study and develop statewde standards, the Co�ernor s Outdoor 1liivcrr. Using Committee was established and, aftet extensive Study, ecomtnended the sEzitu I loty amendmeritt contained in this act: Removal Without Co npensvilon 54123, A city, county, be city, and county, whose ordinances or regttlattbns are otherwise in full compliance with Section 5412 is not in t iolation of that section if the eritity elects to require the removal without compensation of tiny display which meets all the following fdquirementst (it) The display is located within art area shown as residential on 1 erierl'tl f B the edge of tat: riglii g p its of either the date an ordirittnce or -regulation a Deal. art e OUIWOR-ADVERTISING ACT 19 is enacted or becomes applicable to the area which incorporates the provisions of this section. (b) The display is located within an area zoned for residential use either on the date on which the removal requirement is adopted or becomes applicable to the area, (c) The display is not located within 660 feet from the edge of the right-of-way of an interstate or primary highway with its copy visible from the highway, nor is placed or maintained beyond 660 feet from I� the edge of the right -of way of an interstate or primary highwaywith, the purpose of its message being read from the main traveled way. layzone, cornbn. g zone, or any other special zoning distric n hose (d) The displayis not required to be removed because of t whose primary purpose is the removal or control of signs. (e) The display is allowed to remain in existence for the period of time set forth below after the enactment or amendment after Janu- ary 1, 19&3, of any ordinance or regulation necessary to bring the entity requiring; removal into 'compliance with Section 5412, ,and p after giving notice of the removal requirement: j Fair Market Value on Date of Notice Minimum Years of Removal Requirement Allowed Under'$1,999.. ........:,Y.......s:«...Y ...... .......Y.. 2 $2,0�/000 to $3,990., ,., ,W :YYtN.Y. WW, 3 $4,000 to,$5,999Yi I,i YYY..YYrw++ri«,. i.W Y .W. Y 4 $6,000 to $7,9%..., .,.:.1,...Y 1 .... 5 $6,000 to $9,9991 . W i Y YY 6' 1. $10,000 and over .......i.,,„Yi The arnDonts provided in this section shall be adjusted each Janu- ary 1 after january 1, .1988, in accordance with the changes in building casts, as indicated in the United Ste,% Department of Commerce Composite Cost Index for Construction Costs, Reniova/ In lntorporated AgrkilPvrol Areas' 5412,2: A city or city and county, whose ordinances or regulations ` are otherwise in full compliance with Section 5412, isnot in. violation of that 'section if the entity elects to require the removal without' compensation of any display which meets all the following requires m'enEs: _ (a) The display is located within an incorporatedarea shown is agricultural on a local general plan as of either the date an ordinance or regulation is enacted or becomes applicable to 'the area which ' incorporates the'provisions of this section, b) The display is located within an area zoned for agricultural use either on the date on which the removal requirement is adopted or { becomes applicable to the area, (c) The display is not located within 660 feet from the edge of the right,of}way of an interstate or primary highc,�ay with its copy' visible from the highway, nor'is placed or maintained beyond 660 feet from 4 • ....•... the edge of the right-of4ay of an interstate or pritriary highway with r 20 OVTUo©H-AOVERT1SIVC ACI the purpose of its message being read from the main traveled way. (d) The display is not required to be removed because of an over= lay zone, combining zone, or any other special zoning district whose primary purpose is the removal or control of signs, (e) The display is allowed to remain in existence for the period of time set forth below after the enactment or amendment after Janu= arY 1, 1983, of any ordinance or regulation necessary to bring the entity requiring removal into compliance with Section 5412, and after giving notice of the removal requirement: ):air vlarket, Value on Date of Notice Minimum Years of Removal Requirement Allowed: Under 51,999: ,., . ... , . .............Y,Y,i.. 2 - .52,000 to .$3,M,...., ........ YrJ.as YiY.. aY 3 $4,000 to $5,999 ....... ..:.. .........i. ..Y..,..,...A ....,.,Y. 4 56,000 to 87,959. 5 s YY •li'-Y.i }.YA..Y.i.., A AY.4i i.. .IY YY.i•Yl�1. Ss}600 to $9,999. ...... A..+ ..... ..........Y .......,.,. 6 $10,000 and over T The amounts provided in this section shall be adjusted each Janu- ary 1 after January 1, 1983, in accordance with the changes in building costs as indicated in the United States Department of Commerce Composite Cost Index for Construction Cost's. Removal in Un hcorporoled Areot 5412.3, A county whose ordinances or regulations are otherwise in full compliance with Section 5412, isnot in violation of that section if the county elects to require the removal 'without compensation of any display which meets all the following requirements; (a) The display is located within an unincorporated area shown as agricultural on a local general plan as of either the date an ordinance or regulation is enacted or becomes applicable to the area which incorporates the provisions of this section. (b) The display i$ loctited within an area zoned for agricultural use either on the date on which the removal requirement is adopted or beoornes applicable to the area. (c) The display is not located within 660 feet from the edge of the right-of;way of an interstate or primary highway with its copy visible from the highway, nor is placed or maintained beyond 660 feet from the edge of the right -or -way of tin interstate or primary highway with the purpose of its message being read from the main traveled way, (d) The display is not required to be removed because ofan over- lay verlay zone, combining zone, or any other special zoning district whose primary purpose ;is the removal or control of signs. (e) The display is allowed to remain in existence for the period of time set forth below after the adoption or amendment after January 1, 1983, of ariy ordinance or regulation neeemry to Bring the entity requiring reMoval into compliance with 5cction 54.12, and lifter givi Ing; notice of the removal requirement; OCTDOOR ADVERTISING AG'r 21 e, Fair Market Value on Date of NoticeMinimum Years of Removal Requirement Allowed Under $1,999, 3.0 $2,000 to $3,999, ... „ ....,,, ......... ....... 4.5 s 54;000 to $5,995...:.,.. 6.0 $6,000 to 11.10 ... ... 110-7.5 $8,000 to $5,999- ... ...... .4.........,,,.., ., ,,,,,, 9.0 ! $10,000 and, over „ . ...... . . .. ..... ... 10:5 The amounts provided in this section shall be adjusted each Janu- ary 1 after january 1, 1983, in accordance %ti!th the changes in building` costs, as indicated in the United States 'Department ,of Commerce Compostie Cost Index for Construction Costs, Componsofion' Where Loses Commenced Prior fo Jotiuory 1, 198,2 5412,4. Section 54L? shall not be applied in any judicial proceed- ing r Which was filed and served by any city, county, or city and county prior to January 1, 1982, except that Section 5412 shall be applied in litigation to prohibit the removal without rompensation of any ad- vertising display located within 660 feet from the edge of the right -of way of an interstate or primary highway with its copy visible from the high" %yay, or anyadwertising display placed or maintained beyond 660 feet from the edge of the right -or -way of an interstate or primary highway that isplated with the purpose of its message being read from the main traveled way of the highway. Negonaiion for Compensofion 5413, Prior to commencing judicial proceedings to compel the removal of an advertisingdisplay, the director may elect to negotiate with the person entitleto compensation in order to arrive at an agreement as to the amount of compensation to be paid. If the y negotiations are unsuccessful, or if the director elects not to gage in negotiations, a civil proceeding may be inen stituted as set forth in Section 5414; To facilitate the negotiations, the Department of Transportation shall prepare a valuation schedule for each of the various types of advertising displays based on all applicable data. The schedule shall be updated at least once every' two years, The schedule sha11 be made' available to any public entity requesting a copy, � Lega/ 4cfion to l7efermine Compensa/i'ar► 5414, Proceedings to compel the removal of displays and to deter, mine the cornponsa"tion required by this chapter shall be conducted pursuant to Title 7 '(commencing with Section 1230,010) of Fart 3 of the Coda of Civil Procedure. 60po lmenfal Regulot oni. lnferslole and Primary Highways 5415, Tho director shall' prescribe and enforce regulations fur the erection and maitttertunce of advertising displays perinitted by Sec. ;i 22. Qit"t'OOOR AOVERT] SP40 AGfi tions 5226, 5405, and -40$ consistent with Section 131 of Title 23 of the United States Code ornd the stational standards promulgated thereun- der by the Secretary of Transportation; provided, that the director shall not prescribe regulations imposing stricter requirements for the size, spacing or lighting of advertising displays than are prescribed by Section 5408 and provided that the director shall not prescribe regulations to conform to changes in federal law or regulations made after November 8, 1967, without prior legislative approval. Notwithstanding any otherprovisions of this chapter, no outdoor advertisin,; shall` be placed or ,maintained adjacent to any interstate, highway or primary highway in violation of the national standards promulgated pursuant to subsections' (c) and (0 of Section 131 of Title 21 of the United. States Code, as such standards existed: on November 8, 1967. Ageoomonts wNh United Solos 5416' The director shall seep, and may enter ir,.a, agreEments with the Secretary of Transportation of the United States and shall take such steps as may be necessary from time to time to obtain, and May accept, any allotment of finds as provided by subdivision 6) of Section 131 of Title 23 of the United States Code, as amended }from time. to time, and 'such steps as may be necessary from time to time to obtain funds allotted pursuant to Section 131 for the purpose of paying the 75 percent federal share of the compensation required by subdivision (g) of Section 1.31' of Title 23 of the United States Code. Allocd/ion of Funds far Compensation 5417. From state funds appropriated by the Legislature for such purposes and from federal funds made available for such purposes, the Ciuifor ria Transportation Comrnission may allocate funds to the director 'K,r ,payment of coinpensation, author ixed by this chapter, State Shorr of CompensuCion 5418, The California Tr..;sportati`on Cominiss+on is authorized to alloeate sufficient funds from the State l;iighwav Account in the State Transportation Fund that are available for capital outlay purposcs to snatch federal rands trade available for the removal if outdoor ad=; vertising, displays. Prlorii/es ;for komovo/ of cop,Censobte Nonco►fforming D4xp/oys WI$A. When allocating (ands pursuant to Sr.&16a 5418, the cont mission shall consider, and may designate rot expendiWt% all or tidy part ofsuch funds in accordance with the following order of priorities for removal of those outdoor advertising displays for which compen cation is provide, pursuant to Section 5412; (a) Wardship situations involving outdoor advertising displays located adjacent to highways which are. included within ;the state scenic highway system, including those nonconforming outdoor 5d- yertising displays which are offer A rot immediate removal by the owners thereof, _I f OUTDOOR ADVLHTlSlN(; A(;T 23 I (l) Ilnrdship situations involving outdr advertising displays i located adjacent to ether highways, includit, ; those nonconforming outdoor advertising displays which arc offered for removal by the owners thercoG (c) Nonconforming outdoor advertising displays located adjacent tohighway; which are included within the state scenic highway system. (d) Nonconforming outdoor advertising displays which are gener- ally used for product advertising, and which are located in unincor- porated areas. (e) Nonconforming outdoor advertising displays which are gener- ally used for product advertising located within incorporated areas. (f) Nonconforming outdoor advertising displays which are gener ally used far non=rnotorist-oriented directional advertising, (g) Nonconforming outdoor advertising displays Which are,gener• ally used for inotorfst-related directional advertising., Agreement with Uniled staler 5410. (a) The director shall seek agreement with the Secretary of Transportation of the United States, or his successor, under proyiw i Bions of Section 131 of Title Z3 of the United States Code, to provide for effective control of outdoor advertising substantially as set forth E herein, provided that such agreement can vary ar d change the defi- nition of "unn,tned commercial or industrial area" as set forth in Section 5222 1522.3) and the definition of"business area" as s'et forth' in Section 522'1(5205), or other sections gelated thereto, and provided further that f f much agreement does vary from such sections it shall not be effective until the Legislature by statute ameinds the section's to conform with the terms of the agreement, If agreement is reach,�d on these tcr;ms, the director shall execute the a'reemerit on behalf of the state. (b), In the r vent an agreement cannot be achieved under subdivi- sion a), the director shall promptly institute proceedings of the kind provided for in subdivision (t) of Sevilon 131 of Title z of the United States Code, in order to obtain a judicial determination its to whether this chapter and the regulations promulgated thereunder provide effective control of outdoor advertising as set forth therein. In such action the director shall request that the court declare rights, status, ant: other legal relations and declare -whether the standards, criteria, ano definitions coatatned in the agreement proposed by the director are consistent- With customary, use. If such agreement is held by the court in a final judgment to'be invalicl in whole or in part as inronsist ent With customary use or as othervAse in conflict with; Section 131 of `i itle n of the United States Code, the director shall promptly negotiate 801h the Secrotary of Transportation, or his srecessor, a ncW at reerhent or agreements which shrill conform to th s 6gpter, as ,interpreted by the court in such action: ' Ff i 24' i3v moon ADVERTtSt,VC,k(C, landscaped Freeways Article $. Landscaped Freeways P t 5440. Except as provided in. Sections 5441 and 5442, no advertis- fing display shall be placed or maintained on property adjoining a section of a freeway which has been landscaped if the advertising display is designed to he viewed primarily by persons traveling on the main -traveled way of the landscaped freeway, Removal of Shuclures, Signa 5441. Any advertising display which is now, or hereafter becomes, in violation of Section 5440 shall be subject to removal three years from the date the 'freeway has been declared' a land- scaped freeway by the director or the director's designer and the character of the freeway has been changed from a ITe�vuy landscaped freeway,. to a ExtopPiona 8442, The provisions of Section 5440 shall not apply to any adver= tising structure or sign if the advertising display is used exclusively, (a) To advertise the sale or lease of the property upon which such advertising display is placed. (b) To designate the dame of the owner or occupant of the prem- ices upon which such advertising; display is placed, or premises, to identifysuch (c) To advertise goods manufactured or produced, or, services rendered,, on the property upon which such advertising display is placed. CoanOy zoning Powers 5443, Nothing in this article shall prohibit '(a) any county from designating the districts or zones in which advertising displays may be placed or prohibited as part of a county land use or zoning ordi- nance,or (b) any governmental entityfrom entering into a reloca-hon areement pursuant to Set,,,tion 8412 i if the relocated display would riot cause a reduction in federal aid highway funds as provided in Section 131 of Title 23 of the United' States Code or an increase in the 'lumber, of displays Within the Jurisdiction of a governmental` i entity which, does not conform ale f,rovisions of this article: Article 9 ' Crimes and Penalties ?`reapatr 5460. It is unlawful i"oi` any petso`ri to place or cause to be placed, or to maintain or cause to be maintained any advertising display without the lmwful permission of the owner or lessee of the property upon which the IcJvertlsing display is located, N'airt��ca�iF 5461. All advcrbsinq displays which ate placed or which L:,dst in v►olatlon of 'the l�roviwirans of this chapter etre public nuisances and usNOW ►r_. Butt. CO- Plannln9 C arm rrt� Er��r� �,PARTMENTAL DEC �1 7986 �_ T MEMORANDUM Ornyjf�Q,:ar OFFICE OFBUTTE COUNTY COUNSEL TO Bettye Xirt"her, Director of Planning FROM; Carroll A, Ragland, Chief 'Deputy County Counsel Wb SUBJECT: Review of Code Amendment, Article 33 Sign Regulations PATE: December 29, 1986 _ :Per your request, we have reviewed the proposed sign 1 regulations and offer the following comments as to the abatement procedure (1) 924-33.02 should add a reference to the Outdoor, Advertising Act as Business & Professions Code §5209, et soqj for ease of "reference,. ( 2) §24-33.01(a) time periods as Presently drafted do not comply with; Business & Processions Code 65412.1 (residential) or §5412.3 (unincorporated agricultural.) and should be rewritten accordingly. (3) §24--8�i.07(cI ampules the restrictions of B.& P. r Code 95419.1 (residential) on commercial or industrial zones) categories not mentioned in the Outdoor Advertising Act, It is our opinion that since §5412.0 is more favorable to the advertiser,its time li mits should be used so as to give more protection against the 'Raking" of: a. vested right.. (4) §24-33407(b) does not address the "on -premises" height exception proVid:ed in B.tz P. Code 55499, CAR:ag Pi i tine are dvil that several of Please, Ad�rise as to the Your r draft ord%ndrtce, al juLisdictic5ns, includiri San Diego; have liad their dr iftances upheld ift Coin: t. Ica e oul.d appreciate: compai~iiia Such to your draft prior to pre'sentatibft to the board „r Duffe county BUTTE 'COUNTY' WATER COMMISSION County Administrative Office 25 County Center Drive Oeoville, CA 95965 January 29, 1987 s Buffo Co, Planning comn 1'0: Butte County Planning Commission FEB d lyti =' OrOVU164 ultorrta From: Jean Pratt, Chairman Butte County Water Commission Subject: Agricultural Tailwa'ter At our meetinq of January 27, 1987 the Water Commission considered the Planting Commission's request for a definition of agricultural tailwater, We discussed_ several defin"`tions, but without knowing what your commission hopes to achieve with such a definition, :we are not able to provide a` specific recommendation, We would like to share with you three definitions which we hope will facilitate your discussion of this matter. Definition of Agricultural 7a1 -1 -water 1 Source- r4later Bob Resources sin Mr. McGill l l nddi st gu shes analyst, between surface u� water Use o ' which has Ncater still on the ranch or farm and surface Water surface left the ranch or farm and becomes available to others. Water still on land it was applied to is available to that user for reuse but isnot considered tailwater. Once the water leant;s that land and becomes available for use by others, it is referred to as tailwater, The definition can have legal connotations When considering current concerns for the use and discharge of chemicals such as bolero 2, SouUrcet Joe Band`, Butte Gounty agricultural commissioner Mr. Bandy uses the term to describe ►eater that has been lied' in the field and that an, be reusUse ed. Ag water is, (1) app water when applied to the land, then; (2) tailwater when it has becomes available for use by others. left the immediate area to be irri ated, then; 3) return flow Water when it e 7r r "TAI LYJATE R" Definitions and Information of "Bold" peri od - growers hold the water in their fields treated with Basagimin, Bolero, and Ordram. Info. Release time: 1) i3asarrr n - Can not release water unti 1 September 1; - Gust be held a rnin{ rnum of 830 ;days.. 2 x ,�) 0rclran - rto specific earliest release date - ;rust be; .held a mini rnum of 12 days s These restrictions vrere adopted Dee: 12, 1986. Must be held a minimum of 8 3) Bolero - No specific earliest release date,• --�--- days ; p1 u w - flestricting, scales to H,000 "nor exempt" acres. These restrict_j oras were ordered Jan. ?�, 19F7. ogOh exernpt" _ Fields that do not have recirculation sysbems Def. AIM their ,rei.nAg e carm`L,) lead to the Sacramento River. Info. 'Nater Board STAFP racordmiended a "waste discharge requirement rnanda.ting growers keep written report of their Bulc,ro use. Info. City of 5acrame,nto wants dater Board to EIVrORGE the 1975 Basch Plan goal ��lax'Imum cuhiul4 ti.ve herbicide anff pentiolds residue leve. to 0 6 papts por billion in the Sacramento River Individual `}osGic cle rand herbluide levels have been tested at more than twice that. On the worst day hast year (MAY 26) the combined pesticide and herbla de residues wLro t('8 ed at 16.6 ppb. Q. 1jow is 0,0 ppb to lu.6 ppb figtar Ga to be '+twice" the arno unt 7 1vfY CSO2 ,,".L1J� 10I�t REIVIA 11146 DFFxi11TI OR OP TAI,i;IVATBR t Tho water in "hold" period on fields `tr(.aAbOd, ,as well ams after it loaves the "hold" area and it enters the Sacramento Ri e'r. Beford leav'i . "holds ri I )<5 _d and whey it ,re c es the tar; amerito Riv :r, ZItf shall 15t, 0,duaeM L-0 a maximum of ppb, �AlrlON for two eheck-points &nd ahilIity to identlPy source of any violations.) Should more than one grower water could be tested prior choose to fc°rra a joint to role`asi.ng the water holding pond, at that point; Could agaa.n be tested when 'enterlit, If the Sacramento River, and re -traced necessary. Perhaps a community holds na and treatment facility wher all pa lwater enters the ;Sacramento River, - could be (3imi]a established va r to .Sewer Farm will .not hear a petition by this in idle first week city of Sacramento cAlling for the first herbicid to rice herbicide eonl"�'sols begin `'between Ya at least Aril. "At aftf.rwarda . the ear It 'W1111 ba- bly, ir: There wlll act come }up April, ,That's issues' confrontl Pushing it, said Craig Wilson, board when It doe attorney for the state water One is the city' board. toter controls he The first meeting scheduled . des Basagn for that month is April 3, but the Ordram. agenda 1W not yet been set. The second Is ; Don Heffreni manager of the anything, aboui Corill' Ranch, said the late hate state Sen. Jim N will hot cause too ,many probe Ing tactics of the . lems for growers planning their itegion , of the 1 water management and rice Control Board'. herbicide purchases. "t would 'assui lieffren is convinced that the taloa care of all exil;ting program for at least Basagran and Ordram will re-' fte RXMU