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HomeMy WebLinkAbout86-27C ZONING ORDINANCE 8 OF 14A. iqtv �'�L�� 5555 skyway, Paradise, 'California 96969 t,) rJo Co Plnnnln9 Cwt prrzvilla, Cali�uruia ,(916)872-6284 June 18, 1987 Steve Streeter' Butte County Planning 7 Goiinty Center Drive Oroville, CA 95961. 5 Dear Steve subject: Comments to Revised Zoning ordinance Congtatu,lat otts oJJ a' job well cloner will be sending our, version of a. revised Zoning Ordinance ',n about two months, so yoti, will have the same apporttlnity you've given me and Al The comments that follow range from the '!I'm not sure I understand" category to the "Please don't!" type. Regatriless of category, all the commence are ;meant to be constructive criticism so that the County can have the best possible ordinance, I have listed the page number and Code Section, if needed, but all references to areas of concern should be readil apparent. Again, a good and courageGus job 1, S inet 1y Ste' ieh J, Smit[ Mis ociate PlahaeY' S.7S , 8s Attachments' page Two COMMENT PAGE Tire space; for parking are included in 21 the lot square f0Otage. Why not require less parking for smaller apartmerjts7 e'91 115 spaces for dwellings of 700 sq, ft. Setbacks are measured from the property 21 line only in this set of zones, why the inc:vnsistency7 Because street frontage dedacat'o11s trs the Ccsw.nt'y vary e.lart,g _ streets more often than o.enterlines, buildings could be built closer to the centerline on one lot but farther away on the lot tie;-,.t door, If right-of--way is Obtained by the Ccir;,ty, then the structure may not; be 50 .feet from centerline. be measured from e .1. S.uggeet all setbacks 24-12,03(h)-.-Publ10. Utility 28 ,. Installations. section 53091 of the Oal. Govt. Cade prohibits cou°ritieg and cities from re,G�,L1 t ] 1C �tP }pC,c t f5n Ci 2" C)nst:ru0t:iO11 - of-many water and. electricity facilities owned by a public utility. An 3' wall separating commercial uses rom residential Ones may not always lways from, ywLeyW the home U4olery-.:. _.. L �a larger commercial lots, the buildi Page Three PAG1 COMMENT 68 The "U" zone is an anachronism! 1 think the Government Code is clear on the consistency issue and, the "'U"' zone 18 much too general to be specifically consistent with a General Plan Designation, Regardless of its legal standing, this _ t The areas _ zone is only partial planning r° h adjacent to the Town of Paradise which currently ha ve this zone do riot ha? e characteristics that make "precise"` zoning more difficult than other places, The Toon strongly urges that the County PRECISELY ELY ZONI; ALL UNINCORPORATED AREAS so that property owners, ocuture property owners, and municipalities may more accurately anticipate the land use's and and regulations which maybe imposed in the County. rssentiallyt the County does not need this zone, one of the other zones listed in this draft can be placed _ anywhere the ",ull zone is proposed.- 1)efjnitiori of family includes persons, 1 believe court cases have precluded the use of a specific number c)f people living together in definitions of families Unfortunately, I cannot give acitation. kezonin-g-- This section does not allow Planning Director to initiate reZOne, wiry not add an "A(4) the Planning DIrector" to this 900tion7 gs, Residential $uk)stitutJnn Pertni,tted.—A much needed sec L j on BUT, pleases specify that this seotiQn only applies to a �f3.id r1%3a.7 use substituting for mother residential use, not ,just a residential us> to another non vonforming use • I ;know this is picky, but it could t' alilnlnate some r-onfusion, d sagroet1ent's" or maybp a law suit PAGE k OUR PAGE COMMENT 24 -32.16-"-Abandonment of Nonconforming 09 Use --I support the 6 month limit '8uT, when does the clock start ticking --the day the investigation proves the use is gone? or the day some one can prove the use was abandoned? 10 24 52:22 --ITh S uses the term "permanent" building, which is not specifically defirted. you rn ght consider adding such a, definition, 103 94-32,29 thru 81 --Establishment Of a Use--'i'cjur Section, 24-32.31 allows an automatic ono year extension of a use permit '" , , Y if ootion has ns crmmex�,ced Y Y , " i24-32.2 does nct state when a use is established, x infer that a use iV at: least temporarily established when f' , , W construction has commencect, Y = , it if i uncje:vstand the AVO case correctly, the uses were not established because bu. ldaIng permits were not issued, although streets and other , mprovements had been constructed. our revised ordinance- will state that ;tine establishment of a use is tle:d to ars active building permit rather, than to const rlict:ion Y lit 'ay wishtoo place Sigtx DePinitions--You, l all definitions in the Oerzes�Definition Section, to avoid con.fqsion and forgetting definitions are in speolfica tOctlOn sof thP- �`zrdina;t�oe -30 . c-11 Zones—the a last phrase-iFo nfusing. 'Does it mean 'ttiafi the area of one Sign cckTa be a m"Aximum of l s i., ft, per length of building frontag 7 banners probably ohnuld have a spocifiCo time limit. Al thouuh 1,109111a.t Ing 't.hti s is difficult. n. v s.�--484w., 0U f PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY Cet4TER DRIVE - ORVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE 538.7601_ June 19, 1987 La'''eta Nation Chico Board of Realtors 1026 sheridan Avenue Chico, CA 95926 r Re: Zoning ordinance Hearings by the Butte County Planning. Commission and Board of Supervisors Dear M8i Nation. The Bute County Planning Commission will hold a hearing' on a portion of the zoning ordinance on Wednesday, June 24, 1987. This meeting will begin. at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of- supervisors " Rootri, 25 Ci:)unty Center Drive, Oroville . Also, the Board of Supervisors will hold a continued public hearing on 'thirteen articles of the draft zoning ordinance on Tuesday, July 21, 1987, beginning at 1:30 p.m. Their meitting will be. held in the same location as given for the Planning Commission 1f you have questions about any aspect of thn draft zoning ordinance, you, may contact the Planning Department any weekday'_ botWeen the hours of 1000 a,m:, and 3:00 p:m. sincerely, B.A: klaCHBp Director Of pi tting Stephen A, Streeter senior Pl.arin:er SAS%sj Incl sures on ncJ Ordinance' Agricultural Segregation 1ride r. ' �trtfc+ co, mmiangibram � A� g JUN -987 E DOLAN, Choir Second ,District S..... �• bi H,AWL A MCINTURF . 4. r. ,♦ Q.,• •. : Firs'D' t �ittricr oe: l4 0 ;eD's,. E B❑%=i.R❑ ❑F S��pERU�S❑Rv['' #: REN ERCRUSE �AThtdDistrict ADMINISTRATION CENTER ED'McLAUcHLIN 25 COUNTY ('WER DR. — OROVILL , CALIFORNIA 95965 '•.••COCJN'�.•' Fourth District TELEPHON Cr t9I6I 538.77.24 { LEN FULTONFifth District' N, June 11, 1987 Mr. Jim Cac tet,son - Butte Cotuity Citizens for Decency Through Law P, 0- Box 5379 Chico, CA 9592.7 Deat Mtl Patterson: . Thank you for your recent :letter Of June 9; 1987 relative to Chapter 24, Article 39 (adult entertainment ordinance)' of the Butte County Code, YOU are correct in that the comprehensi,Ve zoning ordinanceArt', particularly' 39 is On rd Of 'upervisors' agenda for June 16th, However, ,the p Boardof Supervisors in the process of restructuring the entire zoning ordinance and that is the reason that: Article 39 is listed,The Butte County' Planning Commission and ,Board of Supervisors are not proposing any chariges whatsoever to the adult entertainment businesses „portion, Very truly yours', (Jane olan, Chair ' AUtteA 'County Board of Supetvisors cc: fSettyd kircher, Director of Plannirig fi CHI? A DMINIS'TRATIV FFICE ° COUNTY 01." [WI-rE d 0,F e t1T 25 COUNTY CR117i"R DRIVE -ORO VILLECA,LIFORNiA 454653380 . (416) 538-75.31 ' ° MEMBERS OF THE BOARD- . Ur10 HASKELJ.McINTURF ANE DOLAN,' KAREN VERGRUSE MARTio4J HICHOLS ED McLAUGHLIN CHIEF AWAH9STRATIVE OFFICr n '"*Co. Pjanning.Corr. 'LEN.FU470N MAY 1'R 1987 May 18; 1987 Orcry&, To: Planning Department Fran: Cathy Pitts, Assistant Clerk to the Board of Supervisors Subject- Public Hearing Dates Set The Clerk of the Board has set the below listed matters for hearing. Please notify the applicant and their engineer of the hearing date: dune 2, 1987. 11:30 a.m. Carriage Manor Homeotfners Association consideration of negative declaration regarding environmental impact and rezone from PAC (plannedareacluster) to: PUD (planned unit development) to modify site of the clubhouse in an existing 82 unit residential development, located on property at the northwest corner of Brougham Drive and Calash Drive, identified as AP 36--78-98, Oroville, 2:00 p.m'. San dteenberg' - consideration of proposed negative declaration With mitigation measures regarding environmental impact and rezone from U (unclassified) to C-2 (general commercial) on property located on the northvest corner of Lassen Avenue and the Esplanade; identified as AP 6-35-22, '23,. 2 d, Chico. June.ib . 1587 tv 11:00 a.m. utte County board of Supervisors - consideration of broposed negative declaration regarding environmental " impact and amendment to the Butte County Cade, Chapter 24 - comprehensive zoning Ordinance involving the following subject: Plaining Department -2- May 18, 1987 ARTICLE 1 PURPOSE, PRINCIPLES AND STANDARDS 2 ESTABLISHMENT AND DESIGNATION OF ZONES, INTERPRETATION OF BOUNDARIES, AND AMENDMENTS TO THE PLANNING AND ZONING 'LAW 32 PROCEDURES -- ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW, GENERAL PLAN - AMENDMENTS, REZONES, INTERIM ZONING, NONCONFORMING USES, USE PERMITS,MINING PERMITS AND RECLAMATION PLANS, VARIANCES, REAPPLICATION, ZONING VIOLATIONS, HOMESITE AND AGRICULTURAL PROCESSING USE SEGREGATIONS 33 SIGN REGULATIONS ` 344 CERTIFICATE OF CONDITIONAL USE 35 LIVESTOCK ANIMAL MAINTENANCE 36 GUEST HOUSES 37 HOME OCCUPATIONS 39 ADULT ENTERTAINMENT BUSINESSES 40 TEMPORARY RESIDENTIAL PERMITS 41 TEMPORARY USES - MOBILE HOME RESIDENCES 43 DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENTS 44 CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL DWELLING UNIT 12 - Cat y Pit 4`s Assistant "Clerk to the Board JAY B. STOTT CHICO PARADISE — OROVILLE, Outdooz POSTERS & Shipping Ad&ew:717Bidwell briVo PAINTED �UL.�E�'!N Phone (918) 3423235 P. o. Box 214 Chao, California 9502*1 Its Butte County, Califol,nia SINCE 1949%9CC11f�ex„' MAY A 1987 May 3, 1987 orcVt1h, calif 11r. 85tephen A cg er4 yr Pl,,nner Planning Ilepartmentz of Ba+,te County 7 County'Cen,te�rttrivt` orov-1110, CA 9.� 6 Stever 'rIe can "hive �� th the roposod sign ordinance exce;.,t i'or the SJoi set back at intorsectioh8 and to give you an 'idea of why we c.in't live with it, x offer the folio in:, information gen of our signu in Chico arlt7 area are vrithin O air intersection. The y 1 x ,y e lu ghWays only reaeon the othex 1C areri' •t is the pact ,h � t11� ` �x�. ,,1a. on th In . a.racttse 41l of. our y p,�s are 11ithin Soo f of an intertectio t vi � rt 011,;7ilio �;o, OX trar s�..,a';ss are within 5001 of an i.nteri;eet;loil Ag�in� ulie c�t1�y r�s�4641A J_ other �0;4, ;arontt is that they are out on the 11ighrn'ay film original proposed, ordinance had f001' se -t back a:rwi i nberehanges which is acceptable= btit we carr -i t accept 500 1 rte jrrtorooections.>_ The 5001 _'rota ii<ueMect:i.on regairement `mould: elima.n ni.&te practically all suture "errs; star and i#oitid be the virtual. end r)f our industI in Wtte Couy becaaoe o1 the;y eat ;� a,ttrl'�+ion o± oi�r yi:gns as land is 'being developed 0aid wu have to f•,� hd nes locations. 1 believe vhat you %cant is retsonable regula•tio+t D! 0111 soar a.dve:.Us ng not r� tl1 �.�.�lur `t;; u tW*.t: 50Cl ,;i� back, would brrhg. rid ui,'eY1 t ta.skdn;" 101i a.nwylohi.ng specia), in t1ldt tae rroal.d like to be regul,atoe as cithex si ntc;tuj u0 and baa. 1dingo and cbye6�x,' to the y�,;m set backs, as they halve. $incere'..y Ip y_il t7I���0� � 4 � (�.1.'�CIC)bl' 1Zti4fY1.''irlCinE Mltmock 61- THC ou*rbobn AbVLF1 i tSING AetSUC 14TIO Litt' t; ALIPOANIA ANO AM"ItAIC A I JAY B. STo7 611100' PARADISE — OROVILLE rT Shipping Addtues.717I{►4wouDcive PAINTEp DULL6.TIlyta' Phone (916) 041,=5 P. O. Box 214 Chide, d0lllomitz 95927 In Butts County, California SIMJCE 1949. March 283 1987 R that an M �� be allowed within the 6oO, space To illustrate fny r16ques"an obstruction or a building so it can only be seen area if it is hidden b;l -- by traffic travelling in the one direction- Enclosed is a photo of the Curry I s; Automo'`�.ve Budding at 3�$ East: Avenue, Chico, CA, as seen, by traffic travelling east on East Avenue,- Chico, have a sign on + taken at z-ight angl.eelfro this sign ling I 's from. the other side of this builve ding a photo c fst wall read�.ng to traffic rto build west on_va t Avenue. Z� East Avenue. My request is that in such an instance that, z b© allowed because E sgh ign on the west wall of this building reading to eadtb6=d traffic even thou `here on the east wall., the sign would only be 6+J1 from the sign already resently on the east people travelling east ,on cast Avenue cannot see the sign p srld people travelling gest on East Avenue could only see viall of this building d be building the present sign on the east wall, and could got see the,sign i would on the west wall or this bua,lding 'he purpose of sp acing is that you would not see aline of c� gns in a row and eas because of the building only one sign at at4 a�lca� ddthe ?�:stbpu�adbe 8eeft4 etcaffic could, traffic could only see the sign an the west only see the sign on the east wall.• At to sign not being within .5001 of al interchange---pertaining to a freeway inter- ohange, this is understandable ctzt with short thecEsplks nadeotYleyuld would all `bell us in edis� urban areas. Of the nine signs l no are not 500 fro end of the blocks. 9 s they 1 tions and setbacks---we, bel.a.eve we should be treated the same as qualified a As to intersections nd structures.. . all other buildings a a hidden by buildings or other The 6001 spacing variance z'm requesting for sign obstructions is inaluded in the State Outdoor Advertising Act and the city ordirnance oY Orovxlle Sincerely 10 P J851o� .. JAY a STOf'T enc s OP TH:s OU1b�Cl C1VitFtflSfl'1G AssodIATION 6r CALI ORINIA ANb AMrtWdA s JAY B. TOTT CHINO — PARADISE -- OROVILLE (9411, 000 <--#dvvtRv- n Shipping Addzeuot 217 Bidwell Driva OSIERS & « Phone (916) 942.3235 PAINTED BULLETINS P, O. Box L==21'4 Chtro, Ca)floinia 95927 101 Butte County, California SINCE 1949 March 18j 1937 9*0 Cool Pfaythfng C:c*nn NEAR 8 0 1981 Mr. Steve Streeter, sr. viannet tjrav l e, Cali(of rtj� Planning Deparfimont 7 Country Center Drive Crov%lle) CA 9596 Dear Steve Am leaving this :evening to attend my daughter's graduation In Dallas Texas, and won't be back until Xa.rch 22. x undorsta.nd Jerry Vahs o2 National will be those for the Priday work sec, 3 ob4 Sorry l have to Miwa it but I do have a couple o� 'thoughts I would like to leave �rlth the commi.ssi.orn. l haverilt seexx your revised. edition. In regard to 6001 spacing bettaean sign$ - T,, believe It would. be Sair to us and still envi.ronmorltally acceptable to all.c:a a sign 10.116 than ' pacl.ng it it dere to be located 'behind a building ai-, natiL'ial, obstru wtion along tho street where It could not be seen by the approach- ing tra,Vic. aso, regarding 600spacing - it is my, understanding ;We gill permitted back-to-back signs and also one sign a,-,rurletiiai:e5y alone a-3 OP -another: is that right? u /01 Outdoor Advertiai.rfg M!*Mb1ZR 01rTH aurboalz abv ttlIT18INd ASSOCIAYION off` CALWORNIA ANO AM1:-R1cA M , B&o C:o. Planning Caenr% FEB 23 California State UrE ,.,,, ' „:,rn Chico, California W It, , . Ora+illes C.-Ifot Student Activities Bell Memorial Union 11f' (916) 895-555196 February 18, 1987 Mr. Steve Streeter Butte County Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Orovil to, CA 95965 _. Dear Mr. Streeter: In reference to ourhone conversation., I've enclosed a definition taken from "Baird's Manual", the definitive work on the American college fraternity (see attached,). Webster's uses; "a student organization farmed chiefly for social purposes having secret rites and a name consisting of Greek letters". As we discussed on the phone, I believe you may have legal problems if you classify fraternities and sororities separately from other organizations. Cooperative living unit's, for example, would need to be included as they are identical in nature to Greek letter groups , save for the Greek letters. What then would be the difference in the case of "I Tappa Coors" (an unrecognized student group) who use a variety of property for parties? How would we classify Neighbors in Helping (a co-ed recognized student group performing community services and socializing) who has a shingle with .their names. on a house; meet there for business sometimes, and socialize in many other locations? Another aberration is a bunch of fraternity members who sign individual leases for bedrooms in a house, the group meets weekly in campus favilities, a 'number of member hang out regularly at the "house", and there is an occasional social at this house: Finally, what do we do with loosely -knit groups who use property to do public events like the "Iguanafest" (not fictional) once,, twice, or more times per year? A test I might use to determine if a group was using property for "organized group living" might be.: 1. Is the organization incorporated, sanctioned; a chapter of, sponsored by recognized byj or part of`a larger entity? 2. Does the organization have written rules, bylaws, or a Onstitution and/or do written rules contain refer;ences to housing operations? 4 BAtno''s NIInN'"t1A passing, elects its mct The Kinds of Fraternities and Societies vcstigation and gener cret ballot. it initiate their professional colic THE, kinds of men's and women's fraternities, and societies are seen in the national eonfcr= efection. hforeaver, since the fraternity or"- nizes the social life of its members, congeni- participate actively . professional aims of 't quent meetings, condo cnc.cs and associations with which they arc by which they are classified, ality is essential, and therefore 'personal qualifications of the candidate assume impar= ter activities, ties, anquarters,f afhousefiliated and ihe4c .ire the Natibnal interfraternity Confer- rite National panhellenic Conference, the tante. The societies, on the other hand, ordi- narily do not attempt to organize their groups; also sponsor program ' alumni members. - ence, Nacional pan Hellenic: Council, the professional, they exist more to give recognition to interest professional frtoern lnlerfraternity Conference. the professional Panhellenic Association, and the Association of or merit, There has been general misapprehension of confine their memhcrjl professional education College Honor Socictles, The recogni0on loci- which are numerous, have no association the significance of social as -applied to the fro- ternitics, There is no connotation of family and universities, anti it sive membership in tlia elies, as such; the ACHS having undertaken 'merely prcitige or of preferment among those who are The fraternities to define such a society. The fraternity organizes the social P's of its prospective members. social have stressed the individual's relations to and members to promote their educational oblec. with his fellows and to the group as a whole, They have thus been in the insistence lJ Origins and lives. The society is An association rather than an organization, and functions mainly to rec. pioneers that education be socialized, that is, directed ognizc achievement or interest in some field of with a proper consideration of the student's future responsibilities in society. Men's Groups This ye both of the United Stat education. The fraternity, whether for men or women known sorority--is To differentiate the kinds of fraternities and societies, the following definitions are pro- beta Kappa, the first At a Greek-letter ---the latter ecnerilly as a considered a general fraternity if it selects ns AdO, Men's fraternities are niutually, name, founded December 5, Members it targe from the undergraduate slu- dent body, and primarily from the nonprofit- social college exclusive, self-perpetuating groups which orga � William andMaryin 1 the second oldest rollegt sional rind nonvocatfortal departments f h 'clic riize ilii social life of their members in colleges b n factor to had been preceded by r early drays, when the fraternity Was first estal7- lished, the college bid but one course, irrespecw and universities as contributing Itheir educational program; and draw their uncertain nature called saw birth in 1750 and is live of the student's ultimate goal-, and this Ilb-- membership primarily from the undergraduate t tmcied to existence for eral arts ancestry of the general fraternity till- heres in its traditions. This was fortified- by tht+ body of the institution, �Vr►:melt`s social Greek-letter fratcimlties ate Phi Beta Kappa had nil the present-day fralernit tendency to require a general college training as a for admission to the profes- groups of friends whose chapters are in colleges and universities, but which in addi- tory of secrecy, a ritull grip, a motto, a badge f prerequisite sional schools;. attd it will be further strength• tion to their Intyividual purposes are committed background of high idcv trainendd by �qhehwholeent manecoPorton thathasebeendto to cothe Maintain high social, and th college, scholastich standards �� �° lug n s va es andheti unconscious objective of the general fraternity objectiveS and Which do not limit membership to any one department be school of a college or university, was formed for social and held regular find [re the first. l The professional fraternity differs from the general fraternity in only one respect, in that it h, professional fraternity 'is a specialized fro- ternity which limits its student membership to � cember, 1779, the paten the establishment of btanc l selects till its members-from students pursuing;, organlxca a Specific field of professional education in col- (egesi end tth vcrsitiel offering courses leading yard, and in 7anuary, l71 armlet, in the Revolution the sante professional course, and { their` social life in harmony with their specific to recognized degrees therein; whin maintains creasin,gly active in the ' t and common t duentiorial interest, With comparatively few exceptions, both the mutually exclusive membership in that field, but may initiate members of the gent rnl social ceased' its own operatiorig, The chapter 6t Yale tvn+ ge,ieriil and the professional fraterhitics have 1'ratern1tl",, and which organizes its group life zeta, but when it was net►: r been Mutually exclusive in their 'membership-, t anti no fraternity initiates any member of tin- specially to promote professional Competency and achievement within its field. The pmfes- vetttber 0, 1780, it 'took tl Connecticut, it was quite r other fralerally in the same cate,gdry, The social Crnttr' a same elect to Me siofial fraternity confines its membership to qualified male 'students (atid faculty members) its membership being cc upper classes, and it soon b mutual chticel the societies confer member= in a particular profession Who tire pursuing an curriculum leading to ii protesston'al tality and fralernal spirit Original ilii upon the individual, regardless of meni- i be Shij in anv other arganixatitfn, and without organized degree in that field, has a minimum scholastic organizatibh. Thr coiled Alpha Of Massaebut solicitation of any kind to Insure acceptance of y i requirement for rt embersl►ip usually above Seplember 5, 1781, and tb ffatte LAND CSP NATURAL VVEAL.TH AND BOOTY BUTTE COUNTY WATER COMMISSION + County Administrative Office 25 County Center Drive Orovil'le, CA 95965 January29, '1987 $W#e'Co. Planning Comm To: Butte County 'Planning Commission FE El J ibti/ From: Jean Pratt, Chairman Oravill��, calitorq;a Butte County Water Commission Subject: Agricultural Tailwater pit our meeting of January 27, 1987 the Water Commission considered the Plannng Commission's request fora definition of agricultural tailwater. We discussed' several definitions; but without knowing what your commission hopes to achieve with such a definition, we are not able to provide a XeXs' ecific recommendation. We would like to share with you three definitions which we hope will facilitate your discussion of this matter. Definition of Agricultural Ta'lwator 1_. Source: Bob McGi11., senior land and water use analyst, Department of Water Resources - Mr. McGill distinguishes between surface water still oil the ranch or farm and surface water which has left the ranch or farm and becomes available to others. Waterstill on ' reuse buttd itisnot was cons der d aois ilwater,available Once the that user for ` he water leaves, thrk land and becomes available for use by others; it is referred 16- t, is tailwater, The definition can have legal connotations when considering current concerns for the Use and discharge of chemicals such as bolero. 2, Sourre,, Joe ALL Butte Count;: agricultural, commissioner Mr, Bandy uses the term to describe water that has been used in the field and that can be reused. Ag water is: (1) applied water when applied to the land, then, (2) ailwa'ter when it has. left the immediate area to be irrigated, their; (3) return flow water when it beromes available for use by others Irrigation SystLm, Tailyralrtr Ilecovrry ',r,ic 1 Irrigation System, Tailwater Rerovory `'t SUMP k t,'� +tr7rC Iirr, o pit. 1ho sump o tilt �idtr�laIa (No.) �A er is r Mt to form irrigation systern. The desired cCar1401 (if walot at 0 a point where the tallwater is rc-.u< s=ari to Itxry Jrrl�tltiorl'system shall be considered irr dplcalrto . frig the size of the surr7p Strlalt sumps with frequently cyc'lino' rilivirli i plants may be used where the tnilwalve di <t;ha, gr,, into an irrigation regUlatino rrv..t?rvoir or ,iri o i pipeline with the flow controlled by a floal v il..- ltowever, it the irrigation di�iltibutionsyrAvin rl- , riot include facilities for regulating Porlowtinil flaws, faiPontor sumps shall be mad, itt go rotiounir Doliniqon to provide the regUlallon neecfr.,r9 iol=ertrril rNfif:wrrt use o1 tura wale r A fariiity to collect, More, 'and, transport irrlgatwr Sumps must be equipped with inlets desiried to taiiwa or for reuse in a (arm Irrigation distri_butio_n_ protect the side slope -3 es nnct!tr ;ofr ,tirn C;rifil• r system, from erosion. A dike or dilch tholl be pruvirir•rl if necessary to limit tete entrance of suttface vrrrtr t In the designed inlet, Sedinient trap: shall bo in- Scope stalled if needed: Sumps or pits, shall be dratignod and cranr,itm.toil This standard app,res to the planning and funs- according to applicable SCS standards and �,pvcilr cations, tional dr sign of Irrigation tallwater recovery sys• toms, including picKup ditchos, sumrls, pi"t$, 'and us not apply #a d4tailfo design cal Return facilities. All taif���a(er rero ery �;y,;Ir!urr �-�-� feria o� ron� ruction s eoiffcakions at individual tinpipelines. o construction require facilities of sonin Rind to convoys flip tailor i ter from the storage to the structures orcgmpe tents of tho recovery system, sump point of rnc�rilr;� Into the farm irrigation system. Tliese fiaeililir;,-iirij - - __- consist of a pump and pipeline to ret.urll t;ie WAN r to the upper end of the field, or they mny coo diet 0 purposrs; a gravity outlet having a ditch or pipeline to owiy t,r the water to a lower section of the fartri Irrigoliuo To conserve form and system. wnfor quality.-bv c:-kfr ;ting the vrator thrtt ,runs off The capn..fty of return tar=ilitir,; Oi,'1 t.n ilia(^t= titfa ffrtitf 5irrlacr,, qr reur, on the tarn, alined by an analysis of orppoled runfalt r rlr;t;, iho proposed sump storage chpacity, arid' flip. ariUr.:i- palked use to be made of fee ta!Ivtat1:r. � Canditir�nw y�ihera practtco af7pftea {t the return flow is used as an fndt.,pi�nddfin irrr- gallon sirearn rather ihnii a§ a srapplerrinrrt ter tib, Tariwaier ree,,uveryr sy!;terns aro suitable for use on prfrmsry Irrigailon wator' ,irplrly!, ►lrs� mors rif flrl,v roust be "Worluate for thrk nir�thods of wafer aripli- slopinft' laridl toot are carved by iproperly day Callon orrrployodl sib:trod and installed r;urtuco irrigation syslerri to faei�lilatd the conser,�mtlon lt��e of toil and water�� rPellne`�, linedof unlined drf Claes. rt�rirf prrtsir uiri raatirr'ea, �Ihe,y are also ,uflablo foe use In areas plants urerl iii return iacilrtie� shall, fjrr rtr•:�trliu.ri viliern recoverable Irrigation runoff flows or can be sail conacrid aications.ccording �,s apraficahte . antit;fpatett -under the management practices tt.�ad' and rstfanrJards rind *prlcifiCattiirirl. tp or expected to be tmod., Flails and speellicatfon . Ousign Criteria Plans and sprcificallons for lrogritirin faitvoiior rouovoryaterns shall Ito in wrrfr- *l,i.> Crilleelfion holfitlos. Fo ilitids (or the collection of standard and shall descrir)e thr; retirrirrtrwiw.' frsi. irrig,'Ation ilailwotr r Orf an inlorgral part of irrlgation npplyinrf the pra tice to Wiirve it3 collo,ridr.gl iiia= f ;systems, tiurfaco and tubsurftaco (vI43), l%dso. SGa, i�clrrtrrr ir1�Ii , UPPER RIDGE COORDINATING COUNCIL. "Protecting the Good Life on the Magalia to Lovelock Ridge" "® Co. Planning Com,,, r JAN 2 0 1.987 Oroville, Cafof414 January 16, 19,$7 B jIte0oanfy'Departmentof PWin irig 1 ceunty center Dr dv$ Orov{tler CA WIJF,r"o ett�e; ''wrpfirFt'ar ri tele Inr,,ie ooi6v rf~at# C+ raf 4an 15,1 have sum roar lied t�,e "items that should be i ar, "osideratirn tm, theezAablishroW sof a rPrised building,rd de. 1, , Narq mcbole hcnnrv` i now in ase in the upper ridparea were o,irohased prior to the esta if lsh pmt of the At ion.11 MO 1P, Home Con�,,,t►tkO,j;?,n and ,'Yety !Standard kt of 1974. 116st of them do not meet all of the yrovi,,�,{oris or tlie�e standara. rr vtsions in the revised §;ride v.hnnuld per,nii't these. ober mobtle. hom% to be moved from one location to another ;rrxthrrutttfir tjtly , frequently, an owner i1jowdes W Veda in his present mob iie norma tor- er 4ardg r end more modern unit, if the older mobile cannot be relocated in the area, such a x ,po trwip, noW; n-tn valva Ira ir�ra $ mertfione;l tlf -" 3"r� C orf Cr�a,"t C S Ct'i1t that tlw& current 5--taC- trzfis rYt rk rating of the `;terra def Orn subdi, i or n wouldbe lost if!>nnverjlion3l hou5ing ,arr �r rrs*ir�rd {ri thr a,ur t r: yr ar �rrrri.� , x�fdt In distui ,sin! `iris with (tic, major {rT, ft,6 rrs area, i was advised th5t this war; not a votiilp- + Al l or "terra dei biro and ' �ar�#!tiaef" zrie� prn�tort� {'a;r`t�i�r`eClt.l�r irr�yared at frre t4,ame rate c' o'uldace. urate' of r asslitt rnee in tilt matter, titiw:, C. AzhIE Uof+rr k1 i,7, "w yr'"41r i ng v it cc 1.en PrOir,,n W Cutler . . C°• Planning DEC 31 1985 INTER -DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM 10roviucs _QallfoW4 OFFICE OF BTl't"1'B COUNTY COUNSEL TO Bettye Kircher; Director of Planning FROM Carroll A. Ragland, Chief Deputy County Counsel OQb SUBJECT: Review of Code Amendment, Article 330 sign Regulations DATE; December 29, 10t3G Per your request, we have reviewed the proposed sign regulations and offer the following comments ,as to the abatement procedure at §24-M07- (1) §24-33.02 should add a reference to the Outdoor Advertising Act as Business & Professions Code §5200, et segi for ease of reference. (2) §24-33.01(a) time -periods as presently drafted - do not comply with Business & Professions Code §5412. (eslclential) or §5412".3 (unincorporated agricultural.) and should be rewritten accordingly. (3) 074-33.01(c) imposes the restrictions of B.& P, Code §5412.]. (residential) on commercialor industrial zones, categories not mentioned in the Outdoor Advertising Act. It is our opinion that since §5412.3 is more favorable to the 'advertjor, its time limits should be used so as togivesmore pro --anion against the "taking" of a vested right (4) §24-33.01(b) does .not address the "On�-premiset-" height exception provided. in BA P, Code 95499. tA9 : a'g - P, Please advise as to the source ot: your draft ordinaftdd, We a 'e aware that s e oral j t;t�; isdictionS , including Salt 0;iego, have 1,ad their ordinn.nces upt el d in Courti We t�oul.d appreciate compar ftg such to your draft ,prix to presentation to the board Article 35 LI'VEs"TOCK ANIMAL MAINTENANCE SECTION 24-35.01 PURPOSE AND INTENT It- is the Intent of the following livestock animal maintenance regulations to allow persons to keep and maintain livestock at their private residences while protecting the health, safety .and welfare of nearby res l dents . 'if persons within the County maintain too many animals on a parcel of land, they shall be subject to nuisance abatement procedures and/or zoning violation procedures of the County of Butte. SECTION 24-35.02 APPLICA13ILI'TY In all zones that allow livestock exceptingi land In agricultural zones and zones with residential densities less than one dwelling per five (5 ) acmes, the following applies; The following lot or parcel area shall be required for each animal kept on the premises to be allotted exclusively to each type of animal= 1i For each horse, head of cattle or swine over, six (6) months of age, ten. thousand (10,000) square feet, provided-, however., that If_there Is a res.1dontial use established on the pardel one-half an acre will be required for the first animal, ten thousand (10,000) square feet for each additional an l ma l , but no 01orre than two (2) such r animals may be kept on the fIrst acre. One (i)such`;animaI shall be allowed' on each --ten thousand°(10,0'-00) square feet of lot area in excess of one aerie. 2. For each sheep or goat over six (6) months of age, three thousand (30000) square feet, but in no case shall more than eight (8) such an I ma I s be k opt on the f i rst acre . One C 1 7 ph I ma I sha I 1 be a,I l owed r�n each additional three thousand (3,000) square feet of lot area In o access 'o f one acre, 3 Animals (horses) cat'tle, Swine, sheep, goats) at greater densities, commercial livestock) rabbltries ot- poultry operations,'boarding stables and , r i d i no academies shall require a cdnd i t i ono l Use Permit. 4. Short-term (i.e less than nine months' ownershlp), non=-commercial livestock projects including, but not limited to, FPA and 4-H breeding projects (certlfled by the project director) of longer duration are not restricted by these requirements. • 5. The square +foot requl r'emerits are for each ani mal . The area requirements are not compounded for Various tyres of animals. AtVisi�d Dodem'ber 4, ;1086 122 ��rtict,e 33 SIGN REGULATIONS i SECTION 24--33.01 PURPOSE AND INTENT `-he intent,of the following sign regulations is to provide for mppropriate opportunities to identify businesses, for advertising purposes and other prornotional uses supportive of Butte County's ed.onomy, while ensuring that such opportunities are compatible with the fcenic and ,open space resources of the County, recognizing that such resources are f'undamenta'l to the County's economy. This intent shall be accomplished by the provisions Herein for the appropriate review and location of proposed signs and limitation and/or restriction of signs in certain districts as necessary to fulfill the full Intent of this. chapter. The policies of the General Pian and applicable area plans shall also be applied to address the specific concerns of promoting or regulating signs. SECTION 24-83,.02 RELATION TO LOCAL, 'STATE AND FEDERAL STANDARDS - No sign shall be allowed to canfiict with State or Federal standards for regulation of signs-along state or interstate-highways, The Outdoor /advertising Act, as amended, shall govern the placement of signs along stake and i'nterstato, highways except as they are further restricted by Section` 24-83.06. No signs shall be allowed to'confiict'With any applicable policles, provisions and/or requirements of the Genee,al Plan or applicable Area or Specific Plan. Special sign requirements may be developed and implemented In and around developed comrnun.ties within the County and for the unincorporated portions of urban areas: -'wA th"1n the County: SECTION 24-x3.03 DEFINITIONS' ell,lboard. A sign whidh directs attention to t business, cotnh1odity Professlon, service or entertainment and eonslsts of the nalne of an I nd l v i dua 1 firm, rim, cbrporat.l on or association other than the occupant of the premises on Which the sign is located or consists oftho narr►e c'F a product or colnmodlty not produced on the premiset or a service not rendered or entertainment hot offered or perforrrtdd on the promises on, which the sign is located, Business Sloriii A sign d i r{ect `l ng a'ttent i on to a business', commodity y profession, service or entertainment conducted, sold or offered on tho promises on 'which the sign I-s located;: Revised Novehibe'r' 25: `1986 �7 2 Directlonal Sign. A sign pointing or directing the way to a business use or pubI'ic faci11ty whlcl-i'Is not 1orated on the same parcel or on the same public road as the sign, Double-Faced Signs. Two signs back to back on the game sign structure. The two sides of a double--faced sign shall be counted as only one sign. ; Wedge-shaped or "V"-shaped signs where messages are not back to back shall be counted as one algn so long as they are attached and the angle of attachment does not exceed 10 degrees-. Such signs with angles exceeding 10 degrees shall be counted as two signs even though they may be attached. Official Slgn. Signs and notices placed by public officers or agencies within their territorial ,jurisdictions for the purposes of carrying out an offlciai duty or responsibility. Historical markers authorized by state law and placed by state or local governmental agencies or nonprofit historical societies shall be considered as official signs.. Political Sign. A s'i'gn ad+,tertisi'ng any candidate for public office or a bond, proposition or other issue to be voted on by the electorate. Private Disectionol Sign. Signs containing directional lnformati'-oil about privately-owned scenic attraction's; h'lstorlc,.cultural, scientific and educational sites, and outdoor recreational areas. Such privately-owned attractions or activities should be nationally or regional' 1 y known:, and of interest to the trave 1 ing public. -- Public Directional Sign. Signs contaln'ing directional information about public places owned or operated by a governmental agency; publicly owned natural Phenomena, historic, cultural, scientific and educational sltes4 and naturally suited for outdoor recreation, deemed to be 1n the r interest of the traveling public. Public Utility Sign. Warning signs, informational signs, Notices, or privately-owned public utilities as essential to their ope'rat.1OnS. Real Estate Slan. An unlighted sign pertalning to the sale, lease or, rental of any building or other real property. i Unattached to ground rorbbuilding l i s plated I nfront of orad;Jacentgto a business. Sere' f ce 910ni. A sigh prov) d i ng i n format i on :o f or- directions to non-commercidl. pWbllc se-rviceso service organizations or service"providing estbblishmehts te:gi hospitals, health agencles, fire dtihodr signs,, 4-H clubs; etc.); Sign, Off-Slte. A sigh unrelated to the principal use of the lot. Re'v sect NdVeMbdt 291 1986 1� 3 --------- -- Sign, On-Site. Sign,iOn-Site. A sign 1'ocated on and concerned with or directly relevant to theprincipal use of the 'lot, Sign Area:. The area of a slgo or other advertising device shall be measured to the outside of the s'i'gn frame, or, where there Is n10 sign frame, to a simple boundary perimeter around the .outer limits of the sign elements, including any voids within such perimeter. [he two sides of a double -fared sign shall be counted as one sign. Sign Structure. Any structure of any kind or character erected or w maintained for outdoor advertising purposes, upon "which any sigh may be r_ placed, including statuary that Is part of a s gn. SECTION 2433.0 4 SPEC I t~ I C PROV I S,I ONS' FOR SIGNS The foliow'ing shall apply to the.size and placement; of ;signs In various zonesunless otherwise 'provided' in this chapter. a. Business signs wholly supported by or painted on the walls or windows of a building are permitted as f6ilows _ In the A, RR and FR. 2c,1_eS; The aggregate area of all such signs shall not exceed 70 sq,. ft. per parcel per frontage: ,gin' the C-1 C-2 and C -H zones: The aggregate area of all such sigt•is on a building shall not exceed 2 sq 6 ft mul-tlpIiied by the length of the building front: I,n the _ C -N . one The aggiregate area of a I I such signs on a building shall not exceed 1 q. Ilding ft^ont s ft. multiplied by the length of the bu .In the''N-1 M- and.,Irl-L zones_ 14 The aggregate area of all such signs on a bU l i d i ng shall not: exceed'4 sci ft, multiplied by the length of the building front. 2. No sign: sho'I i project above the but 1 d l ho noir, cohta in any mov l tie parts: 3'd OU I i d I hos f tont I ng on two pub i i c streets she l 'I be a t owed the above i' i ml is on each frOnt-600- be. Business signs wholly or part IaIIy supported by columns; polus, uprIphts or, braces fl5ted bb the ground are. permItted only as follows: Ad-Vised. November 250 19$6 ; r,- } 1. All such signs must be authorized by a Certificate of Conditional Use by the Planning Department and must meet the fractural integrity st4ndards of the 'Department of Public Works. Lx. Sign heights will be limited to the building height limit of the zone in which they stand or the height of the structure= whichever Is lower., a. No signs with moving parts aro permitted, nor any captive bni1o6n , banners or similar wind -driven devices. i In the C -N and1 zones`: sq . One sign not tft . per rovided that that froeO:bge exceeds 100 ft.Garcel t, exceed ,3ra . f`rontr3e per p I n the C-1 .: C-? . C -H and Ih- ,�. z ones: One sign not to exceed a total of 100 sq. ft. per 100 feet of frontage, except that service stations may have an additional shopping centers may ha+,a an additional directory signl.' and rice sign Per frontage not to exceed 20 sq. ft. in area of to exceed 200 sq. ft. per frontage. One s i gn per street f�dn'4''.age per parcel not to exceed an area O 80U sq'. ft., except tl-�at sere l ce stations may have an additional' price sign not to exceed 10 sq. ft. in area per 1.1)arce1 per c. Billboards art: permitted only as follows 1. Must be Guthorized by Issuance of a Cer,-Iflcate of Cond'i'tional Use by the P I arilm ! i no Department and eet the structural i ntegr i t;y standards of the Department of Public Warks 2. 11'.1tt .meet all requirements of the; Feder+ i ;and Stahl highway codes 'where app l i cab I e . a. Must be located only on p'ropert I es zoned C-1 s C-2, C-44 11-L., 11-1 or Nf-�2 and must be located w i'th i n 1000 ftof an exist 1 i 'g commercial or Industrial Use. 4 Sha 1 i extend no higher than the building height 1 I M I t of the zan:a In which 'they- are located and sho i 1 be a minimum of b ft;. .above the ground on ,which they stand 5. May have n 'maximum surface area, Including mou'1 d i ng and a i l projections, of 300 sq. ft. Re�isad �lo'�etnbex` 25, X9`$6 x.15 x � 6. She 11 be 'Iim1Led. in number to a maximum of one per 600 ft. of road 'frontage, considering billboards on 'both sides of the road. 7. Sha'i 1 be placed z -minimum of 50 ft. from the edge of the rlght-of-way, d. Real estate sons are permitted only as Follows: In the R-i 2,=3,-4 'SR. RRrand FIR zones: 'Ohe sign ,per parcel per frontage, limited to _16 sq. ft of area, or, if involving over 2 acres or 4 dWel l!ng units, limited to 70' sq. ft. LR..Ai l other. zones _ 1. 0nvA sign per parcel per frontage, limited to a maximum area of 100 sq. ft: 2i Such signs may be dlsplayed'until their purpose is achieved, up to a maximum time of two years, after whoth they may continue only under authorization of a Certificate of Conditional Use from ':he Planning Department. e. Directional signs, including private direct 1 1 1 ona'l signs which direct - or, po 1 ht, the ways to a bus-1 tress use or pub i i c f ac i ' i 1 y wh i ch 1 s not located on the same parcel or on the same public road frontage as the s i gn r are permitted subject to the fol 1 owing prov i s 1 ons: 1 Perm i tted 1 rl a i' 1 zones subject to secur I no a Cert I f i crate of Conditional' Use from the Planning Department. 2. The use for which the sign Is concerned Is located on (5roperty ; that has no frontage on the public road for wh i cl, the' s on 'i s proposed y or-i it otherwise unable to provide an on-site sign for the use i n question. a. No more than two sighs shall be permitted for each use$ and the signs shall be 'located no farther than 100.0 ft. from the lirincipa) access to the ,permitted use and no mono than -wo miles from the use 4. No such s1gnsh611 exceed 35 so. fte of area: 5. 0fficIai tions and public direstlonal sions are exempt :from the above controls, and their- design stand Placement are control led by other gotrernment abencles AeVi.sOd NoVeirtbOt 250 1986 116' f. PolItica:l signs 1 Permitted in all zones, but shall conform to the size standards Of the zone 1n which IOCOted as Pr'escrlbed In this article. 2. Shall be located In such a'manner as not to 'block sight distance t or impair traffic. safety. 3. Shall not be Placed sooner than 90 days Prior to the election. scheduled _ -4. Such signs shall be removed by their- sponsors within ten (10) days following the election to which they pertain if not so removed, they may be removed by the County at the expense ;of the sponsor. ;5. A statement of res csn,,:; I b i 1 I 'ry sha 1 1 be f i' 1 ed with the P 1 a nn i no Department certlfyirct, a' person who will be responsible for removing the temporary politica! signs and who will reimburse the County of Butte for any costs incUrrod to remove such signs. SECTION 24-33.05GENERA! PROVISIONS FOR SIGNS 1Jn 1 ess otherw i se spzc 1, f i ed i n th I s art l e 1 e y tide 'fo I lowing genera i Provisions shall apply to signs authorized in this section. a. When a Certific<3te of Conditional Use Is`requIred for any free-standing sign over 70 sq. ft. in area, a builciing permit shall also be required, The 'Uniform S`iOn Code sha11 be apPlicab le b. in urban areas, the ordnance of atracent towns or cities shall be considered z itine. co No sign shall overhang a public right -Of-WaV or extend bFyortci the property 1lne of the parcel on wh.ich.It is located. d. No part of any sign shall be Placed fn such a mariner as to obstruct sight d i e »,.ccs or otherwise Impair tra f f i e '°afety. e. No rooftbP slgns shall be permitted. 81 bms sha 11 be un 1 1 ghted or soft 1' Y i I ehted and sha;1 1 not b l Ink flash; oscillate, pulse or be otherwise animated, All lighting shall be designed and Insta11ed to as to confine direct rays to the i sign or premises. a = N'omeP 1 ates not over 3 sq ft, in area rand not d71 1 I Will I Hated may be ur�yi�yed in any zone when attached to the main bu11ding i3eviseci WOVOMber 251 1986 1A7 L r _ h. Signs allowed under the definition of a home occupation shall be limited to one unlighted slgn not more than 3 sq.: ft. in area, and such sign shall notlbe permitted in any required setback area. i. 81 11bioards or other off-site signs shall be at least 500 ft. from any interchan9e or roadside-rest. No sign shall be allowed to'become unsightly due to lack of maintenance, and any sign damaged or defaced by any mean> shall be summarily repalred or removed by the owner or by the County at the owner's expense. k. If an application for adiscretionary act'cn (e.g., Use Permit, Variance or Rezone) is submitted, it may include consideration of signs at that ti me ;w1thout 'a separate Cert ifIcate of Condi tiona Use. SECTION 24-33.06 ACTIONS OF THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT The 'Planni;ne Department shall review all applications for Certificates' of Conditional Use according to trhe provisions of this Article. Upon finding that the 'proposed s=igh meets the provisions of this Article, a' certificate shall be issued which shall specify all applicable 'standards and c'ond'i t l rens: SECTION 24-33.07 ABATEMENT PROCEDURES a. Any billboard ►:iithi'n an agricultural or residential zoning district which Is non-conforming or becomes hoh-conforming upon the effective: date of this Article shall be brought into conformity or removed by the owner within three years of Written notification by the Pianning Department. If not removed by the owner, it shall be removed by the County at the owneris expense. b. Any other sign which Is;non'-.conforming or, becomes non-conforming upon the effective date of this chapter shall be brought into conformity or shall be removed by the owner within 1e0 -;days rafter written notification by the Planning Department of said n6n"con form i ty or It shall be removed by the County at the owner's expense. cs Any billboard within a commercial or industrial toning district shall' be subject to the prow l,s l ons of the Outdoor Advertising Act as to placements removal or• relocation. Removal of billboards without compensation shall donform to Section 5412:1 of the Outdoor Adventlsing Act. Including the time perlods of two to bdven years for removal. the time period allowed shall dapend on the fair market Value of the sign on the date the nntl ce of removi ll Is sent by the planning Department F Revised November 25_0 i98 118/1119 r Inter -Departmental Memor®�d�r� ros John Loomis, CalTrans - District FROW Steve Streeter, Butte County Planning SUBJECT: Sign Ordinance ,DATE: December 4, 1986 ` I Please review the draft sign ordinance attached and submit any written comments by January 7, 1986.Many of the provisions are comparable to -- the earlier version sent to you. Consolidation of provisions has occurred in an effort to simplify, the, ordinance: If you would lite to discuss the ordinance by telephone., please call me at 534-4601 between'10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. SASilr x K . 4 rrr r k w D M q r E x+u * x #F 0�XY•N�r x �t '''y, ► � iw.p w . ._..• a —i .. .. _ ..; r,. ...,..... .... _.: fit .:.,.. .., .._, _. __. ... - ... ... G C. m JY N u 1. L !l G.. �_.».�..�. 13600&.5kpall '"All - Wiga2ia, to 95954 (916) 872-1203' A� &6-417 G � q November 19', 1986QM ��G� �O�s` , Butte. �o. Planning �'•ca'r�a N OV 21 1980 Steve Streeter Planning Civision Urowfge, wf3rnl4 Butte County Pl'annin9 Comm. I Court tj CPntpr Drive Dear Mr. Streeter; persuant to our telephone conversation about a month or so ago whereby we di'scuss'ed the 'Grandfather's Clause' in the lagalia planning in rpl'ation" to my property; I would like to follow up now on your suggestions. As I told cru then, I have at1 ways had a ' busi n�ss' relating to the arias one wijlr or the other since I first purchased thp, property back in 1975., > rye 1 i, evP Mis. Leda. Cagp will verif;; that as I tal k13d -to her on the telephone th- s °morning, and she dons 'recal I have known her almost as long as I've open here in this arpa a original purchase of this prr7pert#r was prampt+d on the potential 'i t lied for jus'`. su-,h development b; r,ay of an, art center fartd it is m r intention to continue to improve so that B aWCount;; and the town of MAga , i a 'CAAH be :proud wo am here:' You may know, the Mtag lia Depot Inn has been a rc5l'.—aur-ant for SOW, ti m now and due to its tra f fi c both ;ori vale and comer I i t i s ideal' for ,just such a husi noss ns, minet t but: makes it very bad due to the, not so for P resident in front fatting Depot I.Pne. Dopot Lang is the Only entrance to the Ragalia. Depot Inn and all traffic must pass bogtown Vill;rgi�. I am at this corner of Depo.Lane and Old 5kyr,,.-iY. Nov, thet my husband has retired, it ifi'my intention to live here nn a perm- anent basis and con -inue to davol .;) try ir,;Firests' by way of public ,,wrvicp to all th,ro ins;-erested in the rulturt; of'art+ I sin cPt ly will appreciavi any, help yru ran give° me in i,hrr dire tion of ` ho'r, to •,o aizout getting this noeu'r-d permit for this propprt:, on ;tha Grandfa;thol Clause, 5i ncri~14r, N be i a bA% Co. planning C nvm TO: Butte County Planning Commission NOV 18 1386 District 1 - Carl P. Walterprovil►e, C,�liforALe District 2 - Nina Lambert District 3 Karen Ver,cruse District 4 - Bob Lynch District S - George N. Peabody Butte County Planning Department Steve Streeter - FROM: Jerry Evans/National Advertising 3M Co, DATE., November 17, 19$6 S,UBJ Article 33, Abatement Provisions ------------ 1 am enclosing the State Outdoor Advertising Act than regulates abatement procedures for non"conforming signs: When this subject was discussed at the last Planning Commission Meeting it was evident that the states roll in regulatinig the removal of non-conform.t,ng signs was not Rally understood by all members of the Planning Commission. I'm sure 1 did not adequately eyplaib the state law as it relates to the Butte County Ordinance. The subject of 'Amortization' and �7ust Compensation' is covered in this bo ok beginning page 17 and ending, on page 23 what the state is saying,,,i.n seven pages can be summed up as follows:' A legal non-tonforming sign, located Ohl an interstate or primary higl-way, cannot be removed, without payment of compensation to this , sign owno'r, ties well as the owner of the land on which the display is located, The county has the right to remove signs in agriculture and residctitial zones on all other roads in the county without coMpensation, providing they grant amortization as detailed in Sections 5412,2 thru 5414 The primary highways ' in Butte County are 32 70 99, 149 and 152 I trust this information will, help to cover this subject in Your heW sign areihahoe The Abatoment Provision proposed at the last meeting would be valid an all roads in the County, other than'primary highways. 1 see no reason why this provision could riot be included with minor changes to meet the state standards. q r.. «.: . Aft-- LA140 Of HkTURAL WEAtTI1 ANO BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION Y COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 PHONE: 534.4601 Linda ii Windsor October 3, 198 CITY OF OXNARCi COMMUNITY DEVELOP%TENT DEPARTMENT 305 W. 3rd Street Oxnard, CA 93030 RE: ZONING REGULATIONS FOR .ED AND BREAKFAST USES Dear Ms. Winds,c r'c Butte County Planning Commission has been holding hearings on the draft zoning ordinance since January 1986. Vie expect the Board of Supervisors to adopt the revision of t',o entire zoning ordinance after the �`' ,st of the year The draft definition for Bed and ,Breakfast Inns, the first addition of tho Hom*, Ocr ;ipat?.on Ordinance and a :later vers-ion of the Home OcCL'Pa,t on Ordinance are enclosed for your review. Also, the ex�.r;pt from the Shasta County Zoning Ordinance an Bad and Breakfast guest facilities Is enclosed.. It is hot 'anticipated that a Use Permit would be required for U,-' and Breakfast facilities: If the use were proposed_ in a location that Would generate considerable traffic: or neighborhood disruption, a Use Permit for the Home Occupation could rbgUital edgSuch uses could be allowed within arty could be re u red. district: and would be subject to the criteria specified under home occupations. After reviewing the Shasta County Ordinance, a reduction from SIX to two guest zooms may be more appropr3a,te Would, c5YOU make use of the a .nance and contatthem for how well ihasworked :In their jurisdiction, Sincerely►, B A. KTRCHER biremer of Plannin , '"Ste heti A, Streeter Senior Plahner SAS': jmc Enc: F,