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BUTTE CO. PLANNING DEPT . 78-40 1
1 , ll ` �' "c ,. by Pz � `►� .�h ': o � . o <, o , U ,I 0 P t41 1, a`) R,A t IN t I-V A N C7 0 C ;O 1 `' FILAINNIPI0 COMMIMON 'uAWNo,��,;�nwsoet DikFaWor nmmHr, u n , 7'COONTY GEN'Trp DIJIV ' U �> „ T�alupiinpaa 55n=rjdQl P C t R T F 1'0 RTU ❑ [ C gyp-{ P \ 4rs�:t� i �1 1 I Shin D e n toil211 t OW � �5 M (?POMJ°1ej CA 950f6 Clear sir ,ri•tn`n „ I have, 41s,cttssed your business with tho Butte bounty Couns61 � office anti also Oth kir, l,atrson; Dfiop'tor of �Planningp add =� ,y> tiled+ 4,0 o be th 'in aq eoiiment; that it iould not he 411pi1ed in ' the AW;4 (An ri(,!,i turd1=Rgtidehtia1 0l4r,; `fou wil1 have 3P days from ,receipt „ t of this dotter to—'stop th.e husine4°5 �� - apply for ,roxone to a zone hat Mould' 0l,ow the r�bL�pn manufattui,inq business. l would su pis :.that the C-1 I un'e would-,) bo host a0pro pHatP c havo enclosed thi rezone app`iicntirin forms if Vou decide to, do that, 01'r.as -lot rye t now what you decide to do, _. 1i18A'k vau, tSl �� �,. � ti , { • 1, ci`l� tsrj6Rrt Lr FoPlsc-n, 7nnino lnvestiriator L F• r' :r, C 0 U n t V I,6,u;.,s 7 r ell i , v (,J „211 Mountain View Drive, Orovil.le , Calif orr.,La 95965 L�ID ,C, l August ..'f 1977 Bert •' Tar, R'' Ar Winston Butte:Couhty Supervisor, District One P,. O. B o x 559 0 � Orov3„lle, California 95965 Dear Supervisor Winsto i Enclosed is a copy"of a Letter from Robert 1, Forguson, County ,T Zonine lnspedItor,' that think e, self-explanatory, e 'Approximately Uo years ago my husband approaohed Mr# Lawrence' �1Y. L wson, County- Planning, Director, about acq,u3 ing a Home Occupation. Permit or Use POrm1:-'t to allow us to imprint show ribbons and sazhes fpr non-profit; animal shows, County Fairs and school functions, Mr. Lgwson informed us that the County did not have a Home occupation, Ordinance and a , Use Kermit would probably na-b be granted fora non-agrLoul.ture type btisiness even though County Officials Were . r" Well aware that hundreds of 'people were conducting; some form of °, Eti•. business from their homes. Since 90% of our business is related to animal shows. and Count Pairs,`l we felt that was agriculture ora.en ed an s the we purchased when ire moved here had a small. building ad been. P n . that -had used, to"manufacture\ Bass Fishing Plugs we went ahead and purchased , g g our small ir�iprintin and eyelet machines, some rolls of ribor►, and prooeeoed to make show ribbons, rr s My husband is retiretI, from the military service and we look upon this venture mostly w5 e hubby because it is seasonal and only involves 8 'to 10 hours a week of our time for abo .lt 9 months of the year, S11), that our particular situation may be placed in its ,proper perspecti,Ve, our entire imprinting and assembly operation could be conducted oft two kitchen tables. �i 1r. Ferguson suggests an application for rezone to 0�- i We would t� oppose any rezone of our neighborhood for commercial use and inappropriate ec\ believe such a suggestion �.an xs na c because that would be gg pP snot tonin' at its 'worst. '1 ` We would not object to P-1 A&c,j, 'however, that too is spot lon,111f and we dislike being asked to pay X1250,00 for an Environmental review and Pezone Application when. tho situation oo mt;yw* de needs !.1 to be studied acid rosolv2d, ,i I ppi sure tfY�ycau4,a,` � Mr. i,awscn would agree that the County , needs a fiam:�►ys��: rx � t on .permit Ordinanae to cover ours and S ifi1.;c lai. SiC ( y .ormer Mayor of Orovil1e, X' Xriow you ar'e 1.PBecause you srxyJomeQccupatan em3t r�iiliar wit1he . ,herefore 1 z am c?A,�py of�,that 'Oidinance and I request that you, PT,ase,atex u� f$�,lo�v Boated memb�ars to consider adopt n such P Y;, ord nah'ce ctaant;�twir � to me . s3 dents and rstJ some gti d linea and relief r r UA wit could become iii 'time a rathot unpleasant �'sltuatio�t. Y7. 4' � r, 1 If the, 3oai ' ,o Suipexv sods, agrees ''to direct stai'F' to consider and prepare, ja Home,. Occupa;�idn Permit Q� dinance, could we p6,ti! I b I have an c �, n o �iNO time tc� c�,asc� nporations until m determination is mar; -e: asry o whether or not Stich ah ,ordinance `wi,jl be adoptie+i and whetN£� ',, o ri�-p our little btisihess falls within the scope o such ant�,E�n�,ij mhank yot, 'fox yotir assistance in is matter, 1 • , �,A ''' f•�y Sznce.� y +� r i�rs . N ha �7ez��ton ;`;'i 1, el ,C HARD OF SUPERVISORS <, J 11 .� MIWJTEs August 16, 1977 *4$04, ,1 B IR: Tl� PI:At�tiING ct�ktl` SSzO�i , R RSci7�l�ii�AxlON MAx'T��'" �r HQft' uperviadr Winston s'Fated that he had' a letter ftorn Mina Jd bdntton who m6ke"ribbons of awards in her hbmL She had xeceiv�ed a letter froaa a 'the rianing� investigator asking' her,, tis cease avd-#desist. `Thore 5h6ulA be i { �,, oxdinan a.da ted, to prevent this t d of thin . 1 scmie. t,YP@ elf„honia business • I�s�ge �' p �' ' 9 77 On tr,�tion of Supervi% or Wins"ton, seconded by Sunervi�nor �`�rp,, ke , and Unantraously carried, this matter is refarxed to the Plalliling Co 'for, recbtnm6ndatioh to the toard V'th regard to liome 'Octupa:tion Ursia.xtanae Mr. is to Unr�c3,a.)o Qf this (FUw;mi,lZottidg,Iav�eSU&tot`, 1 0 s , �,r 1 0 , I ` Inter -Departmental Memorandum y4 'Tor Butte County Board of Supervisors rt. j Lawrence J. Lawson, Di rector„ of planning,, r , g Letter from Mrs, :Nina J. Denton `� R a ardind Home Occup airio6 at " n r :, Au gust 25 g 211 Mountain View Drive, Oro,ville, CA 95965 g , 1 77 At ,v :�''1 know, the Toning investigaior responded to a damp aintIT regarding" 'the,, subject property where, subsequent investigation li determined that Mrs. Denton was manufacturing award ribbons "for va"rious organizations. That business was being can'ductcd in an accessory building to a single-family residence.. It is my n understanding that your ,B'bard :asked, thi"s department to investigate the possibility of a Nome Occupation Ordinance and �e review 0 ordir,ance��which ryas submitted by MI^r: i)enton v{ith her letter. If is also my understanding that the enforcement of the zon,fng ordinance is to' be delayed pending future consideration .of a ci ' Nome Occupation Ordinance. The question,,of home occupation is .. a difficult one to deal wi.th for the fiellowing reasons It is difficult to define acceptaf;le usos to be allowed, in residential zonas and the level of activity °uo ;,be allowed onc.;e allowable uses have been established; The second „d.ifficulty is adequately enforcing a home Ocrcupation Ordinance. it is my understanding(�'that the Note Occupation Ordinancc:'enclosed in firs. Qenton`s letter is the Ordinance for the City of Oroville. T believe it typifies some of the problems. A Home Occupation Ordinance for the City of Oroville or for any city is generally eas"er., to administer in that a city encompasses a smaller geographic area With amore homogeneous populatiOn. �',It is generally easier to administer and police a Home Occupation Ordinance within these incorporated areas. the diverse population and'larg'e geographic area of 1" Butte County would make it difficult to assure that we are a small .ihome occupation i n an R-1 areaaof�'aradi sel or ons "o achieving complia,hce with the ordinanceg fo'r instance, may he perfectly, logical to tMe ,people 1n°'rtf a �o� a re.a ;. ; The same regulation of a similar use ih the mountain�Jareas or Wfarm areas may make little sense to the people in th' se areas'', and, mays the'reforek make compliance difficult, Attitudd's vary � areato area. The following is an analysis of the specific pro rvisions oi� the ordinance One provision requi res°that a use permit be issued by the Planning Commission, �I believe this would be extremely cumbersome for the County 56ard �of Toning Adj,'wstment which reviews utt pemit apnlicationt6 lei th t il arge geographic area and the la 14 ge population in the uninc,orp°o"rated area, I believe the agendas could' become excessively long. ■Eli►..,..' N,. p: .i w;/ ., -, S' -Memo Memo to. Board of Supervisors' August �25, 1977* Page _9_ i Kr anotherprovision of��'6hai: Or .�.° � � Edina �ce requires that the ' hv;me occupation ,,be, con;firved to one room located Withi w, 'Aweiling uni,tGor accessory building. Without a eriaiit� evieti� , 8 couldmberreferredeto theense PlanninreDe Department, itew0tjlV' bcuoation 9 p , wo.lil d be almost impossible to enforce the one -room provtis�ion Of that ,Ordinanc6. �! the homebhe of 't4intpectornoruotherestAff member uire to into Tho enforcement b the zoning verify the location of the bus>,iness,. A<<'s Y;A'nnw, .irn the past they building inspeictors,and sa.hi%ta'rt`ans hate had some difficulty - ,in gaining access to h ierties where suspected violation, neve occurr4 t believe it would be ev , _ , iore 4, difft ult. to gain e«trance to private residential d+, fangs i} Anothee"provision of the Ohdinance provides that there shall not be a -use ,of materrial or mach:` nical a uipment not a <<� q - c', recognized as bei'nr part of a normal h us'ehold `or hobby use y Iti believe that_, the term "hobb. use" ��cori`fl i cts W-ith the concept 0)1)' th6 home occupation since a home occupation is principally �? established Ad provide a commercial business of limi'�ted tize aril scopo to`Urnvide ingp,m�e. "A hobbyuse, .1 do not 'believe, had the same ennnot`ation,As a commer,i"cal hnmc: o4ciapa�ion �i ere �', r d Se ices". sa-eSRnother"Crovesign w and ' money' received for o"rds at -r p h7ch was included in the enclosed , .r Or,d prance and which would be essentials to the maintenance o�'� he integrity of'' re.;. -i ienti�;,1 zones in a ,provi;sion that "they, t use shall not generate pedestrian or vehicular traffic beyond, that normal to the district in wh-16h it is located," l believe Q!_D thi,t is a logical and desirable $rovision 01 any re,;idential zone, however,))it would `be difficult to r)61 to and ta'cumen,t 4 t;raff,i c ,1 evel Without specific cri tel^i ass to what constitutes 0 non -normal, vehicular fl;'�w in a re�s7de.n�.tial district it. would be, iffici��lt to respond ,aa ai(complaint convey to the owner of the`-...,.,', , hropgrt,y. in which the home aoccupation occurs the ievel of acceptable,- rehidula'�� traffic, Par'ag,raph 4 of the Ord hon a„states that there s�loold be no "excessive,`! or' "unsightly” stora,w ;:i�f materials ,or suhpli,'ws indoors or butdo,ors. Again, those t,erins lack specificity as- d1r°d the previous res ero'nce "normal traffic levels, ''Those terms shtfu*rd be 'requi red to be mu�re specs f c td be meaningful and enfd►1c'Able in any home occupation ordinance, They;, are difficult oto define: Stoc1tiojri,si'un of that ordinance r6gui,res that igns o eS Are oted t, di strict of /,whi chi tbi sea# parts th S ncethe purpose`Nofi thehy home occupation is to allow small businesses in, residential areas it is logical that the individual may wish to have some ident+i'f,y/ing' sign;- if the purpose of establ shincl the basin+:ss is to allow the porsoii to make moi�',:,y and conduct"a business ;on a limited scale, a provision which would prohibit him from Memo to: o Board of Supervi `rs* v h h August 25, 1977 Page -3- i den t i f y i n g 3,.identifying that business could be cons-t.r^ued as cantradictory to the basic-premis'e of allowing that pe�ison to establish a commercial use' in a --sidential zone and all'owin,g him,,an o,npor•• �r y iduct that business. tunic to successfu1��,, icor, Provision 6 of the Ordinance provides that employment � k' shall bL- confinedto the residence ,of the' dwell'in°g uhit and shall not exceed-two persons engaged the�ein4 t bei'iev_e an ' affidavit system would be necessary to verify the numbed' of en:;�lre�l.av,Fyii:ws or aii`nspectioh would be necessary should aamplaint< he edI` . believe circumvention of brie two-°emp,loye( pro- vi' ibn could be achieved since it would be difficult to ve.rify a violation of this provision. Provision6 of the Ordinance states that there should be no additional alteration or remodeling permitted in connection.. �,. with any home occu at.i on,. I believe that provision could be remodel circumvented by thee individual receiving a :permit tor a single -family or other residential structure and then applying for the K'�me occupation. Su:5s-eq4ent alteeatiohs may be made without detection. It would be difficult to prove that a subsequent alteration had been expressly made for the purpose of the .home occupation and ~,could, therefore,,° constitute a reason for the termMation of the home occupation. Provision 13 of the Ordinance states that no home occu,pat'ion shall be permitted which creates ahy electrical disturbance r adversly effecting the operation, of any equipment; located in any dwell,i-ng unit or any property not owned by the persons conducting said home occupation, Again, intei-ference such as, radio and televi"tion interference wog1d i ",quire an inspection and documentation that the source of electrical disturbance was emanating from equipment used in the home occupations -j I have Viewed the penton sito and there is no evidence from ati inspection of tt,e exterior of the property th-'at a business is being conducted, It is my understanding,�however that the p;dmplaint emanated from a neighbor that felt that butinessei should be confined to commercial areas. I'believe the major gdestion ,remains the successful regulation _f= +'lie r size and scope of ��ch home o cupati�ahs a;td still maintain the protection of residential zoning to residential areas." Aj 7h�, ufie permit system would be cumbersome and be effective only in those,:cases where the individu'al-made applicatii.A fore, ' home occupati-oh. As a practical matter, :however, therE are humorous professohal people and other small businesses that are established throughout th` County which could go undetected until a ,c6mpl aint is 'r'ecei ved. 7o be equitable, an attempt should be made to locate those businesses if an ordinance estab- �ti lisping a use, permit proceduro is adopted, if the County had a business li'cehsing procedure it would be possible to ,locate 1� r C5 Meilr0 to: o�< hoard of SupOry ,.. rs August, 25, 1077 Page -4- _Y1 %. new and: eaistfng businesses. However, it is' my understanding that Counties are prohibited from requiring business licenses. Establishing a list of allowable uses can be accomplished, he ,possibility that the list will be challenged as to ry bei'nq eit9ier to ;aO1 encompassing or to exclusive would exist and a definition of accept'able home occupation Would necessarily have to be carefully drawn and reviewid by legal assure that the criteria for al l o%,.,Abl a uses wase well docaemen'ted. The latter is especially relevant to the Erainte.nance of the (fiitegrity of the zone in which the use wouldbe ,all,.w(�d and should"be -consistent with;maintaini'ng the heap►;, -=i'`s-ty and general welfare of the public. tk `' Jr_ In summary, I certainly a'm sympathet c' with the idea of - —n'aving A,small business that can be conducted within residential i dwell�Jngs which affords some measure of income for- the other, c; It is"especia1ly appealing in° Butte County where we have numerous persons on fixed incomes who may require additional income, Asiyoucknow:bthefurnished thrquar�acteristic,s of the a h a small home occupation, ,, y re changfng and the retired, fixed-income person is becoming a proportionately larger percentage of the County as time goes r aspl;.have, however, some real reservations ag, to the administrative ec.�cs and equitable application of 'a home occupation ordinance. My .4xperience from other cities has been that a home occupation r,t best can be a very troublesome and time consuming ordinance. ` ,. If the `hoard wishes to,establish a home occupation ordinance, I certain-l'y' believe tfihat it should be brier and avoid some of xi the pi tfal l s that T believe are built 'in to the ordinance which was enclosed With Mrs. Denton's letter. My suggestion, should you desirl� to establish a homt occupation ordinance, would be to alloW �lpecified hornp occupations to be conducted entirely 1chin a single-famti"ly'residence allowing rid out storage -- of materials no parking other than that required for the residential district in Which the property lies and disallowing, adve 11.-isinq of any type. Several of those provisions run counter to the concept of conducting a business, but, 1 believe that a straight forward simple ordinance disallowing some of the E�,I potentially r*jecti'ionable Features- of a business is the only ` alterhat:'''. . 1n other words, you will have t��make trade offs cbhcerhin6-1undesirab11e features.,,, Ican provide r`urther inforh1ation on this inatter� I will be g1a,N' to do to, LA:db �1$ } r r heti•. . .. 6nger-@eparanfat��li�etmorandu�n ra: Bette Couai ty Board of Srpervii sbt' ' y r�oa►: Lawrence J. Aaw bn, Di rector of Planning " zuaj,ccT; Rome Occup4ti on Ordinance DATE, 5e,ptQmber 7 1977 Enclosed is a copy of'"Aa draft Home (Rc upai;ion Ordinance. G Idrafted the ordi:+na,nce on the basis of several criteria, O` a ((�` firs"t of wfi,ich was that the ordinance should be brief an&as uncomplicated as-- possible. As 1 stated in --my previous -memo i, P Ifs tt , Y b 11 ieve that an orc�i hance containing el abo gate permi t rocedures and restrictions which '\ p r are dif''fi cul t to interpret , and enforce; should be avoided. on that .basis, the ordinacace, a contains a simple statement of thet-reason'and infle't of the ordinance, the allowed uses and restrictions and the penalty for rA'olation. The"' findi'ngs and intent contain a statement which X interpreted as your basis for the ordinance. !rz' would be glad" tU 4 cheJdule a public hearing, on the ordina,ice or make)"' any clsanges that you feel are necessary. a, ,r . _ would you please advi's �,. ij LdL:db enclosure QW BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES September ?Q 1977�'' L ' OR TO 40 S a FIS OCCUPATICK ,v ' ,,.. on' no'kioa <of i ozoudi by 5uo0tvitot %"I and carried, th$ Planain Gaaewiis .oai'aea asko4 to h6ld; hear ugs, ro Wing 4 the proposed hawse: occupstiba okdivAnCOL. Jjt , J U occupation ord3iniu e. � etcers in r ppoai.tiou to tie proposed t becupation..' ordinance for •butts +�ountq and the ountAn Vi isjii Drive aree of Orov l'le th particular have been received from � (kri, alnjmrs. Warren wilaoni"Mae Toulknar, Jawee and 4:> and, cari toggle. See aiotio� follldwiq co wr c�tt�,orttc�, 1 v i.1._ c "0 r) , Q ' ._ Nai' ur'v.:« u . r _�«..i- .e vr. .ev n J v:�.�;., ..i r -,�� v� rpe� ,. '..�._«ern. , -...-u rc-.I 1 .: r_w.,� .� ... (o .(y,n 1- •� b1 1 � r r r li i ate -Dopa l 8®nigrandu a Sari SVe1"sod, Environmental Re;�ii6w Director. o. i Jim La'A on, Plannin..g Director, 7.,. sUajECT, Hom, Occupation Ordi'nand r, aisc September 23, 1977 Pupuan,t to Board :of $uperv°isors`` direction, this office" has drafted a Home Occupation Ordinance. At" the September ,20th Board` meeting, the Planning Copimtission vias A reeted to -sched91e public �,+earings, Since ,,this will«he an amendment to the° °r Comprehensive �onin;g Ordinance #1750, we ai a submitting it for e.W,ronmental,r review; JL; db(, ° enclosure �s <z a C r iC)' eD o `� 1)yJI r `p c a Octciber 3o`71977 ' d y Q J�I l% Mrs . Hel ms 240 i�loln'tai'it ii'�ett!�^ive ..;OrdVille, CA 95969 Dear Mrs Helms. tj I am writing_.pUrsuant to the Home Occupation Ordinance that w4t referred to the Butte County Planning Commission. The, ordinance must be ro'viewed by the Environmental Review Department prior"to setting the ,Planning Commission hearing. That review is in process and Ywould su"ggost that you contact ,sir. Nolson, the CnvironmbnVal Review Director; concerning progress of the; -ordinance through his department. Yo'u will be noti fi el, soon as we 'are able"to set a Planning Commission p%lc hearing, �r incereIy Lawrence J Lawson Director of Pl,ann ing ,t Inter -D par a i 1 AN emoro�adum County: Counsel Oao Black%tack PROM: Home ps '�Up Ordinancetir. ' 419i Please revieW the a.ttaahtad ordi0attce f0rmat rrtt?1' to tae PIahOnq Cammi S cion hear t:gs ShOuld tho Ordin&Ote be 4A amendment to the -.enabling li-0$10t,4a►t or adapted as the "Aunt .IMi0Aie" ot`' the "Gare Home.," `.'Is I Posed it ti100d amend the ZbbinO Ordinance an }�wraul, be "a}and Ir urY p l! n 0,44 t1 t i t' E31 �' C► G$ S e a s ec�a1 cir�. .u�,st�►n�e i Of h,.a��irr� Betty ti �� .. ,1 BUTT COUNTY PLANNING COlythiISSION hfINU "ES ,- November 14 1977 I ,+ C. NOME OCCUPATION-�,0RUI ANC -2g-1-1 20 l y 1 � :.� _ environ ' mental review stage V� � ce ���as in, the ��- M Dr�n4tdscussion ofathe proposed' ,,I, Mr LaW,on informed the Co_�mi ordinance Counsel 5iems_n,que ,;stioned t�rh'ether such an ordinance caul�d A b,e in conformance with the Gg�j e,ral Plan. Mr . La s'on suggast6d t h a � ' t 1 1* . 4t `- he Commission contact ae et'���ronmet .al reviea�deartine,�t �f they Ii a;ny comments related toy .; �en't"ta 0 n 0 r o h M e n t a I impacts < Mr Lawson commented that tiordinance was written at the direction Of Board and kept as simip, e a possible and that it was felt that he home occLfpation was s ridted trl`the dwelling of the arspl kir t the, us-,:woul d' be l es s I i ke ;?� �t,t�, be an 6bn d'xi aus one . I II lJ S ,r 4 C , Y) In�terWDe p omor®ndum r �rtrnen���� r. � TqrEarl Nelsen, tnvitonmentalRe'Vi,* Director ! , P-�oOm: Jim Lawson y DirectOr of Planning sue ►Fr:7 ; " dome OccupatiQn Ordinance , dAtEt June 1S, 1978 (`µ, I� ` lie have had an inlreasing number of Planning Commnissioiz and Boatel 1 of S'uPervisorsr ihems that have bob directly related to the concept of home occ94fationi�, .IL reps<iriential �--*nes„ �" ---n-es �{ As you, know, i 'developed a. Home Occ. P.Ation. Ordinance in September of last year a referred it to you* Although ';t has been considered'°"� it shoal A be moved u on the riorit list.Y, it ap ea7 ^s that to be relativol� iW;i nifica.nt and of low priori, P �1 Y�1 c' , Could you give me soma idea of Wher 'the envArdninontal review of this itent cruld be.,,completod so that we can sch�4ule It for public, hearini ;,. b �nteeJr, Memorandom Butte Co=t'_-) Plttn?aing Commission F'ao1M, Par., ,,D. Nelson9 I' aviron ental Review Director' . SUBJECT: Home Occupation Ordinance DATE' Aust 28, 1978 - s Some a to ago a draft Iof a proposed Home,,.Occupation Ordinance was forwarded to this `department for ;enronmental review. 1 L:L the course, of our reV'iew; we ran, across a number of problems y<< r which prevented the ordinance frot moving f03 -yard at that < time,.§ Those problems included (1) Shortcomings in the text resullink from omissions (2) ooncezas on the part of Del f 1 Sien, Deputy County Counsel as to ,a possible General Plan °' Tt C011aiGt (3) lack of staff time available to work'towar`rl resin cation ,,,of the above-n6ted problels In response ft renewed, interest in tAi'b'.. tdoption of a Hosie „ W.cupatid"n Ordinance, we>>have d.evel'6pe'd proposed modifi'catians If the omissions - '4 �r � correct „ „ 6o the. text of the ordnance ion,ich we believe,, wall �' usions referred to in a�tem ('I) above. , On the matter'- ofl> general Plan 'consistency, the new text of r the proposed revisions to the Land Use. Element makes specifiq, reference to home occlipations as alowable;,, in � esident7 al c: areas (see Chapter 111 Section D e lg 3��. There,, C'Still m y be a minor discrepancy in that"the element text refers to residential areas white the proposed( Ordinance allows home _occupations in residence. in all districts, Cwhich woula ncl de agric�zl tura arias, comtrier6ial areas, etc.) This kick of consistency shou_`l.c.V be resolved. �( plementwbion and. ebA gement of the � 'r. proposed ordinance l may. pose a problem,, beda iso_ 'the suggested f ee of $25.00 is too lova to provide for on-site inspection. Who pays for,,the investigaiion of oomplai,ts? 118o, the Public Works Depart - went may want to inspeet`dtiveway access safctyr on curvy or hilly streets., ff bll-site inspection is denied, �d hygher :dee would be necessary. home o6c' pation permits; we plan to trual ahem as ions, r i As for environmental review of, individual call exem t under exemption class 4(eeat, hem to categori�- y � p p � '�mn.ar temporary use of iandw " The,' wording of the attached additiono-' to the ordina.�ice are subject to review and. approval Ivy County Counsel.. Tfi`-sre ma,y be,.. other provisions which you Ubuld want to add. Y utlil. '( be" at your September 6 meeting to ai, cuss this matter, with cc : 13. Blair , Sincerely r Butterwic% ti. Siem8en ' y� u . 1 environmental Review Diiloot v 17 Proposecl.``A&ditions to the Text of the HOME OCCUk?A'TION ORDINANCE ,4 {7 B ect on L 1: 'To acaommo Lty or uSe for l rhx ch a = bm" c .Val Le .Pe�m.�,:�° 3:s' #O -Ug -ht n dew ,:p ` ; ' y i� r Oto � or ;any.:e"xi.pt b'dil��..- ng a . er raxG J' e odr� ec ' to the ;hien' diet. 1^erires 'building per Secta ons - Home occu ations'' bhall be cobducted �:: pin a `way, Vaich does not interfere with or detva; fxora other uses on adjoining propettiep unich are permx,t lei withixt the applicable zoning To the (;e �,enr pos- sible-5 os-sib'!e, the existing charact;o ; e`i ti", c,the area. sho,d 'b-6 maw- e tained. and not altered., '�,Rterati;\p of the character of as area. mai' be cause for deny al of a � eyuesf, Home "occupation ermit, or for revocation of an ex�sting permit. 1S Section If any, home; occupation inof ves.` the storage, handl�.t. I or, use of hazardous, toxic :or oxplos i�t. s anti6i 7ated exttent oftsuch ltg t useand ahat fsdebcription ofplaatncd safet_, recaations shall be included with the application.. , ,section 1. �ou1�4>Occupation Permi't involving �-;Jfty ! increase in traffic;,, shall be granted where the en- tran6e of the driveway to the premises does not afford at � least 400 feet of stopping sight distance in both di eotions along- the road which the driveway intersects, unless a les- ser distance is approved by the Public Works Director or his au-thprized, representative. k . Inter-Depa rtmemai Memoran$u* To Planning Commissio ViROM Er 1 D. Nelson:, E virorunenta]. Re ow irectox R sub Ecr.%me Oacupation `Ortnanc e, (supplement al. t0Memo 01 -28-78) PATE: September ,6,�N'�,�9?nS �j As d±,Cgted.. the occupation ; ,� home oGcu atxon ordnance � 7aas the potential to cease sa.gxu.fi.cas�t ejlVironMental effects which would x°equ .5ae� the preparation and proc�essi of= axt e�{r� roxmaetl impact' re port. By modifying the ordinance, �.t a.���possible that these Potential effects .can be limited. to the ipo;.ht whe'r a negative d.eclaration could be processed.-. Thia w6&id e edite process-= Wig; and also would 'bring the ceuxzty n; o, compliance with �� Section 210og and aIO02'. �I ` (c} of the Caiiforx i x.'ublii.c :�eso�trce:� Code which require that projects be modi±iod �tq mit mite the pot/ential for environmental damage: - rti Potential Sgxkafioar,t effects of the ord3..nace as drafted include the following; I. Potential�Tmpact Site p,reparat' for cnr�. / suruction o �d G o a1 buil,iags oz� accessoru structures cots d. result n ''Ziji cts on drainage coLtrses, rare plants-, or archeological sites,, Su est d !' it �dt`� �\n .4; t l oda.f�r the ordinance to be con.d��.cted to the ^ interior home occupation uil restricu the area mmere a hom ,� df existing build ings, a. d limit new cons tTlActi yin ::to inters dr' E remodeling of existing buildings. A 11 Mit on the extent of such remodeling, (for � nstance o of the market value of the structure) per.. haps should be ' Ontem platod., t? e p prev,�,nt ekes sive modifications, ai,d thereb preservethe residential character a�' the U �.ldi fo.. ,.,1.bM thgaent o c cu ants . , . up atidil has, ntial to �'.�,OW i- o a large p .Eve home o c c '. p eratio � c o�un�rcial , " o n, and this Possibility should be JiMit ed to encourage thriving, 9-towi businesses (which begin as home �pccupations; to xs-locat to cdmmOrcial areas, eht� aX Tan�gt i Alteration of the character �f thAee rew..ghborhbod where the hose oc upatiZu "occurs as a result o£ activities associated with rho home,occupation. a Sud es ed Mi.tiga . on, : Modify the wording of the . proposedordinance to put the applicant on uoticb �. that it "will 'be. his responsibility to con,duet .his ``" business In such a.wa �;r.� yv ;.chat the character of the. neighborhood is preserved, and that failure: to do so will be grounds for revocation, of the permit° 3: Potenrtial Impact; A"rlsk of upset" exists due to potential use and handling of explosiveflam-� r enable or toxic materials in. conjunction. wit kz a hone occupat2on. SuE&ested MitjEatjgL Modify the wording of the ordinance to requ re disclosure of thezant-A,olipated, use of hazai�c aus materials axed disclosure° of anti= " cipated safe;; precautions so staff can f6xmulate appropriate conditions of approval: 4. ` _ Potential. iftact .g Where in , _ creases .... will result from the i,ant of a home occupation pert, a. hazard "could result if the driveway access does not have adequate«si.ght distance due to hills or curvos a ested Fxit� at Sum lion; Modify the`proposed It to require 400 fMet of stopping sight distance in both directions from the driveway entrance, or less if app%oved by thi$� Public utorhs Director. IS these to tte ordinance are made;, r� see' Bio problems `prsth recommending a net tive declarata.onl. "Y"nose" ` changes wrdld have to-' be reviewed Ot y the Board of Supervisors i prior �t,a-'�he suhcdul.ing of formal;zI'hearings. " � I r:. cc a $ettye Blair Bel. Siemsen. I�yyl d Butt ewwiek 5 ORDT`NANCE 'NO.,-- ,. AN ORDINANCE. AMENDING CHAPTER 214 QFiti TYJ;' 'BUTTE _ COUNTY CODE l The Board of Supery sorts of the, County,,pf- Agj.ttc, 'tate $ of &l.z ornia, DO ORDAIN as, follows ,,.SECTION 3 1. Pindings . The Board of SgPervisors - of the �kz 'County T „ of Butte pro hereby find that sma110busincssos conducted.. in s 5� the'home provide_ si nificant income� to the elderly, handicapped and M otT er County rde�idents increase - that. home businesses i "n financial a dependepee I g;o ornm.ent assistance and home-to-work"-ransporta- tion; and that home . business`es canbe allowed under „ pertain ;cond,ti ns ;" <a without adversely affecting residential areas or� the (health, safety 10 and tveleare of County, residents,.`" SECTION 2. Intent. The intent of this ox'dinanco is to 12 allow home ot0pations '5I-vith a use hermit in all zottcs where x.es , 13 lIehtes are permitted. 14 SECTION 3. Definition: Chapter 24 of the t-ttte Count 15' Code ts hereby amendod by the addition.. of the following sectiont is 0 = 24-21-47 FIOME OCCUPATION - Any of tiie fojloWing businosset 17 or services conducted on tho premises'' by occupants of residontial 1 IQ 7,,14wellings or mobile homes 19 (a) Sale of agr.,iculturai goads produced on the premises. �f 90 (b) indoor display and saxo of arts and crafts goods \ 21 _ produced an -lie promises, ncltac]xng pottery, ctwe:iry, - paintings sul ture, Curnittre g photOgraPh5 leather- 23 !work a-ft�\. simi]:ar objects 2 \ r (c) PvOr-essI96"' l ofx.iccs `ind sortace5`-�J cerised J)y tho State Of i"orill a,a, � 8 (ei) t�Clxces ona servico8 conduc cod primarily by marl W , sp, l r fes, _ .• ill Cl dill 1at,ndr�, ironing, c.Domes I.G tie ti°gra, anr7<":1 T1 a. al' ttso - C4' t7thezr�� ces oortclucted tivithin a residentia] sc ' tlly' e 11 i'ttg �a F G »ions C11apte-' 24� of Mlle '8titte County SF�:T;CC!�`- 4 „Co11%1i . 7, Code is hereby ami+nded.ciseltl-, the` adition of the 1:oLl6tr"'.11g; section 24-200 HOME 001�It�i`IO;�!S a O'tw3 l3Standirig ai,, roe*zsion to the caa^4�raTy in this is ;chapter, home bcqupationc' a< ce anal in Sect .,on 24w21�-47, are li a1lowcd, suii'ect to scc.urim- a use hermit in each case, in all x,on'es 12 wllich -'allow cwell►ra s art`1 rtvbile homes,. All ��lome occupations shall The -t-,ubject to the ��J 1���. ,�. �5i� condi 4',I Qn� l'.,-7 ., =1U 14 (a) VIITIP QY° icvt '-:'Id wool, 011 11Ae occupations shall_h.e �5 ] X•".. �tE°Cl t_G „.:vib rs of t1le faA .1)t ,residing or. Lhe �r �w c� 16 pr emi,; -' / 17 ( Or►-;ax`Onj,;�e «dire.r�i, ting for 110me ''occupations shall be 18 l;ip iter- to mie' un lghted szgtl 1ea.th not'morN �.9 t11,4ce �s,7 square feet of d spltiV area, And such 2" si X11 wl�al. ,jt be locat'ecl in ally' required yard �. � ected' All equ1 'qlC:1t matorials a71d wa.ste�M ..conn' Twith 22I J1ortle o c1t1,,,, ions shill be storedWithin a bt,irding* 23 ty - glia '11 5t 'rItj:�i 5. unnas . The p orr i�;ioa�s of ti► � of dill�tnc e P,4'" ai71,'l to 010, f01low ng z011, °s mo ral 1 26' i 1. d. (Liilii.tid Gt`'nol-all., t { � \. v � J J 1 A75 (Agricultural) �. A-10 (AgrIcul.tural) 13 0 A- 20 (Agricul.tura,I) = ? 4 1� A-40 (Agticultural ell A-160 (Agricultural) A -R (Ag ritultuta.l-Residential) 7 AR --5 (Agricultural Resl dentual.) 4 8 A11419i (gricultura?l-),kes,.�dent a1 Mo'b` le Homo) 9 AR -1-11i,23 (Agricultural Residen.txa- -Mobil �? Home��-- agi,4 Suburban - A -SR (A�,ricultural� Su „ Resad��z�tial)- , 11. C4 (Light— l.dm,m l c ir.l). r 12 C-2( (Ctneral Commercial) 3 13 C-• C (C'orphunity. CYo'mmor,cia.l) a �+ <I 14, : C"r (Comm orcIa1 Forestry)) I 15 PR -2 (Fpothl11 Recreational) 16 FA -„S (Foothill Recreational) 1r FR -u (Foothill R'bc`reaO. onal) 18 FR- 20. (Foothill. Vecreationa,l) 19 FR=40 (Foothill Recreational ” FR 160 (Foothill Recreational) 2 �fi-�1. (Li.ght lndus'tria,'l) S� jib 24. MHP Nob, 1e Aom'e Farr) 26 M -R (,� xountaln or Rocreation Sup division Residential) , :W- U C' n �'?a�,,� �. i1 �� L, v, 1•..11` 93 C�G r PA -C (Planncd Area - C1uster) t rY- t1 � ca • � R -,1e (Single Family Res`idential) � I 01 c R-1 A- & C,'(' : nsmum Density Rgside'ntial Arts Cr10ts h R-2 (Duplex' Residential) � cy ° c R- 3 . (Mini -mum Dtnszty Residential) °. r II R R=4 hya: imu j Density esigential, � Res�trJi- ted Servicq)� ," L> 8411-1 Residint, a1 Mobi,le Ha,me) ; . -14 (Residents al Nonconforming) RT (Minimum Density Residentiiu?1,61)1 �t dome I 9 o :' t RT -1'4A (hlanimtm Dens Reside tial-"1'Tazlcr 10 S -H (Scenic Hi bway) <, I I� r 5-R ,I°(Suburban-Residential) ; ), o S—R-1/2,'(Suburban 1tesidential) e 13 c� S��'.�l (Su'burban 'Residential) :, I-., , < 14 <I ,(Timber Mountain 5 15 ` TM- 2 (Timeer `i<<��ataant l TWt 1/2 (Timber 'Mountain i 1.7 1't`IL S (Timber Mountain) �..r Y - y ,•, (Tib. ., A T111 10 1��C7' r>�taunta:�n� 19 f, TM -20 (Timber 'Mountain) T,.M- RC1 (Timber — .Mouiitain)I � G.1.. .. a r-. , �� TNI -160 (Tim ;Iber M&UTitain) 1f BP L• TP -160 (Ti.mbe • Lalld PIKeaeI{VO) 13 ,� S1 CTToN 6. T3li.s ()vdinance shall be grid it, is htt olw dedlarcd to be in f611 fore Om an()� arto-r hi,rty ('"0 1., 25 days a- is tiara, at L, "'6f its passage, Mid btfore the expivation of, f' IIIc u �%i�. rJ'�Z ogo gbij O'C4inanco ;shalI " nu` 1771 p�1 '` sl1�d Sana WIth :; ba novel o ;lie me4b rs ofi th Board of , Sup Wv svfs,ytotzri oYr, nd a ' pan t it hi t.lie newsVeip��p�zb�x,�h�:r1 Yn the County �ioa l3utt�o, �• r, � � ,.,•;x:.11 .�s.1.,.r.a , _ - � �� ;, LOW o Galafrar��a.. f' ,pSS TI. AICD ADOPT.D, �;. the Bq rd`. of �Supe�rvi,sori i off` . a 'iii t F - _ a I i°f arni 7 the Cournty fautte Cti�,` on the, y ' u of r„�� ", b * C3Y MAN .vdtv". , o 10 cJ . ., _ Butte l o ztty Loam of smpexvisors /yy :5 Y ;, 1.5 ATTEST: CLAM K NELSON bounty Clerk and EX,off .cio Clerk pi the Board 29 1 j�w�w a i t.a c, 1 I it " �,UNTY`,;NNz'corjM>r5sxo x'�UThS� September 6, -1978 t A-,, ,' 'HOME OCCtJ3'}ATIOh► ORDINANCE (r 8'"40) �- "bi,scussion, 0.f possibl . e rerrasions t 7,19-18- 2 ` 4' 0.6 ,• It was noted ttaiit memos from Bette Blair and Earl 1�'ison both dated A.ug tst 2t',had;1been ,received by the Commissann. 1 � P mbex ��� x.97$ f,siap�-Mr, Ne pan then reviewed hs memorandum dated Se to M �.etnental to memo dl: ��2�8, 78) ." ,' i new Land hasi�ed al.�c statements' on Pago �� of she p : p y g 3 o Use Element�1te tm During di.CCwc sion it was s iggested that tate following be adaod to the ��- Soctio,i home. occupa�!' ion shall be conducted within, tail dxrt� -.. pri the premises at the time o f app,IiJwation , , for a� ham"` ,occupation per.Init . ;New coiistruction s1fal`l be ii�mited �r to inE eribr rerh'ndeling of ;existing, buildings ,ands, the cost_such rf+� remodeling in ;any calendar year: shall nut e: cepa two pet`r''-JInt o the assessed Value nf' the struc ture being remodekedi►f \,• d be Counsel niacl,sacl.� said 682 that t1Yp� t�roit�, a matter far the v; \' Board of ZoningAd ustm0tit with, an a eal t p � isors, and added that the Sections of the ordina cei�S10PAdSbeer� s- �` } _.i . rwbroftnized and given code ni.i;i�'eYs: 'V��'''ii�7 et��aY'f St,aF ty'os instrucrec to draft nr�t 'or oi,dinance �f at `L,`t1e meeting 6f" October 4. , i. w�,.,..W_ _ , :� , �n-, tip. ,:,•. ::. ." ,:, 97a 411 J, v lite =Npid mels, emora fur 1`05 I;. 1t /' - o s• �,,, �i _,q'utte Cour ty Board of Supe,ruvi'sors wee J�, Laws�oq Di`'r ector af,, PI annina; o S WzC <=ome Occupation Ordinance f ®AY.Zt Septeiober 1, 1977 X u Enclosed; is a�!copy of a draft Hye 0c,cupation Ordittaiice: F, x deafted the airdinance on the basis of several criteria, they .." i~ rel of av'iieh was that: the ,ardinar*ce shou'l'd' be b r rief% an,O.oai e t, p ted as possi'Ve. As I stated inymv- o ©, u"ncm lice i�evious mem xr> bel i eve that aro ordinance containlnelralboratei erm2 t orocedures and ro.strictions, which are chifficoilt to fliter r:et , orifi` ea�force should be a�4)idd, "On tha basis,, the Grrdinance contains,a simple statement of ,she Treason 'and intent of the ,, rdfnAncethe a'lloWed uses%"and restfi.ctiohs and the pOna,'ltj for v iolation. The' findings and ir'rtent contain a statement which pce I inter'rpf:eei as your basis for the ordin�an T wouldobe lad rt`n schedule a ubl c heaein 9 p g on the ordinance or make any changes that 'ynu"' fael are necess aiy, � a ;Would you please advi se. enclosure l ri :�oRii�NAKc� No � �t rr i AN ,QRDINANCF�,-A' tEN ING ClIAP`�=BR 24 OF THE BUTTE.:OUNTY CODE �i he, pard of Su' �rk� ars of the 130uni:y of Butte,,Sa 2 6f Calif inti a DO ;,QRDAIN as f.oi 1669'- w SECTIO,S '1': �l Jndings„and hntent.. `W 'easy'. the Board tr °F 4 of Su,of ButtQ County cte hereby ;Find that for tht•' heaIt K,; safety and wel f'ar°e of the people of this Couhty that often become necessary fu;r persons i' ' l i viii tec4 i 040mes( 4 � �. ?" b e i n q.7,u n a b 161 to Ifi'nancialIy many e a; d maint r� ii�eraselves and their Tamil i es:r4ouyld benef>F,rom the a8 ll'o. warGe of 1#tnitcd home occupatici ",int residential_ .dwelli'ngs A n �o,niriU, districts` where aobusinesses arty not preseatoy aIIoweds'--o that :such,�,tersons will- < ra bru' f`inancial'ly indta' endent an•d decree their iinzncr'a � �,r, �r. Y ,, p �'' `'J -r eispendende on governmental insti tutkl,-6 . fo.r )' hei r. and Aheirc 4, �,. �3 fam�li'�es'inancial security, and well, b7h This ot�ir:anra Y g ` will also protide., d y i„gnity as well as indep•eiidende of which ' hese people p r l e i'rrrr d lsv., Vipg att€� Will not net •ty �r i ate the rcpt 3q, rights or jeopardfie the health safety and welfare of the People o f R u t �,P. C o SECTION 44 Th�'t the Butt.a, Cuunty, Code is h reb'y s ,. by adding ther6to Section r�`191. 20 St:C` ION 3, A peemi t may be 91, ted to any of, e? '; . - � � 21 r)rovitions of,Sections 2440 through 94-196'r of this Chapter by,, 2 the Board of tup#'rvisors. hrtya�ne applyi'hg Tow a perot pursuant 23 to th °s Chapter shad l petitibn thej4ef'aty d'7 rect,ly, to t'he Board of 's Su ervi s _ p ti tion °'hall be accompanidd bar a fey o F` , p and said e '�6 �Twen ty ive dollars ($95 wh�h i s riot re'�u rnab!le in the event s the ptyr�in�t is not• granter Upon `r°ece*p of s�ich a petition, the r I ` - rtq 1, ,f _ !�. � • � - ,. ffAw 4 1 Board of -Sup erVi sons shall place the 0 e t i ,0z .on the ne:At' ' 2 ,available Board r,, Supervisors' age"hda following receipt oi' said pe`.i tilon,���r° Thr��Btiard steal l - then deci de the question of ,� 41 gran�cing, t '� , hoins �kc�ipat.iort permit, i � 1 0 � otcu ,wa ae. %EGiTI?N 4 The fol l w ng ome pa tiaras �, { � �.. >` vara 'vi,a.la�l'�ng::. h ' aninq district plraced' ion 04, ,property wi t � e'" ✓>/ ) in h thb pt°ooetty, is��loca�Ced" "Salo ,of `agr' cUl t�ir � goods; produced 'on the r� premises r r ndoor display an"'41 sale )a' me arts and. crafts lI goods produced on 'the peemisos,<, ijpclUding ceramics, Jewelry, paintingt, sculpture, cawyings.,. furniture. .3 P' . h.gt.ographs,, Ieatherwork and other unique objects requieing skill and, artistry in productidn c. Professional offices and serrvic> s licensed by the State of Cal i fo rn a, d, nihee offices,,and serVices conducted primariTy by t ipai l or telephone. J� 1:►_ e. llome-� r .:s tic Services, including l,aundryj ironing, 20 and baby sitting: t i 91 „ �f. Othev, serV ce,s conducted within 1,,he resi%.�emti'al 29 dw e l 1 in 9,, !93 ` s cTIOM 5, Any home occupation allowed pursuant' tai 24 Section. A shell be carried ohMIOOY by a inember of the immediate f' 26 fafnily of the preinises`1 t = r C', l }1i�Jy VV V. x .y , SECYIO4 6. Kosigns ar other�`�a6ertis3ng devices advertsi'ng�he products or serv'res being offered slia<1 b ., ,f. . A.110wed om the p remises r - � f ` q• „„I V7 SECi'I'O1V T. parking sha11 be ►triGtea to those u �a,;' a►�ea :ttg at thra titrie s' on the site e,itta used''`foir ornWstte~parki °l s 6 ofappl.t ea,ti•on i ,) r► r, • , No o rtsi de storage, of, h�atertal�s Cited int, Si~TliON 8. �� 8 the ma'niafaGture' 03 "t'6ec,product. steal11 be ,al1o�4ed� fnelu_d`)n,q waste""', �1 , 9 i froom mai d inaN�sfactE�r�r�g prows �� �� tir; - 10 SECTIOR 9. After",a hearing at a regularlyo,scheduled °• 11 meeting,. any home occup,atioA perm-it,mav ba rev 4"P,dRby the r 12 Butte County, Board of Supe,r���soes'�. Said pe'rniit may be. revoked �� if the tens or co I), i; ndi tt ons of tFi l, -v ! tw,�di:t,antL:; arca. vi o'l a Credq or i f 14 any acts or Oli ssi on's• of the perlhi t'tee i n ce°+nnecti on with said, o15 },, peHHt,t consti tote a puha( i c nui sa'tnce � $ClriOk 10. i -s 0rdi'nao ce shall be and it i° hereby ;,_ effect From and after tKi rty dec16red to be full roe a.tid ,t� ' 18 (30} days after the, date of ,its passage; and before the expiration 19 of fifteen C15)'. days after its passage this,, ordi,nawte shall be 20 published' once With the members of the Board of supevv`iS'ors, 21.,` voting for and against the sap!e in the „ 22 Ynty of Strtte, _Stat a n.eW5pap�er publ i s+iOd in tie t�or af(�rni a 23 2. '�y its r !. ;1 0 1 D ADOPTED by the,, Boaard o e Su ervi s`ors. f, : PASSED AND y , A- t 2 t1rJe Count cl Bu-tte' state of Ca,1 i for, a, i n the d -ay, of 3 t 1077,�b+ the iol ote• ,� � 1 air n tl -b 6NOts ; BSENT NOT VO -TI uG:: �ARD RI CHTM, hai--- a"ri Butte County Board of Suptr.vlso'r$ A1T 5T CLARK �A ''.'MLSON,,.Couh'ty C1erk w; glynd Ex -officio Clerk of the Bva,rd 12 °erfG' br Aeputy ll.w ].3 tr 14 �,5 r .. .. 1.03' A '•tib 1f },tj �y� ( �, } :.. Ny 20 2 l 0 y n t I'f iixter-Dpartm���i����leinOWN I'M 0. Eiri Nel son T �'41 f{onmer,-61' Re� ew Director �9 ��.3 ^�Z• .. �. �1. �r'RoM. Ji :La%4,- on, �P� aKi in ,, Qi ire <tor" 0 i f� Homtz OcIAtip mtion q'rdiitanc �ONfro(I Septdrolb�� 2310 197'7 Piihsuant of, Supe.rvisolrs' d.ihroction tli'is'Office ,tof,s>Baarct has drot,ed a Home OC" upatioh Drd,in.,ance. At. the Shp ber h. -dia � 9 Board Ole etl n 9, the, Planning C:»Vmf s on Woo dl rectod tri,:�'.�fie - :., ptt.l�'i r;., ta'ri n q S i n; tai s� vt`1 I be &n i �rameo,Ctb the _ rmoi'., Gom r�'e.iv, n# OD^dinan��,75 tit ar suhm��.ttin `\ , n for envi rowribntal revi' ieW' J 1. dh. �, �. ops u r � o U t"1 1 t c> o 1 . VT,T.E- CC1Li"I'CY' PLANNING'),cmijilSSXON � UINUTE5 _ Oc't'ober 4 14,18 r r !CCUPATION ��}�� INANC�f,cs (78�-40) ' r� '0 he 75=u6-�1-337 Mr ; Nelson noted: that a c tegorical exeMp,tl on ggii1 d riot be filed "ot t` is project, and reviewed his"6"t'randLim dated 5epttember' 6, 1978., thome 'bccupations . tYon of the t.,?-ras suggested that the Rv-1 A e, C cri.ters;a might be used as i'donti i;a- ,;. Linda Wells, 14 4 leather Circle, Chico, represent -;-ng, 'Family 1§1 t .Care Centers which are licensed by the State, asked that/ the r operations not be goVetbed by the Home Occupation Ovainance, �s:, had. a�:a•ea1}r been Jan I1a.�r s,� 92� B'Ille Aoad," paradise said .hat 4 hom. " icensed by the state for Pamily ]lay Care Centers. r it that: sta:�f obtain a copy of the ordanance that the rias ret{ueste�. (� City of Chico has developed to handle this problem in Chico. Thit matter was continued until October 1.8, 197$: l� a r v uAN 11 ''BUTTE COUNTY PLA MINING COMISSIO MINUTES - October - V1. MISCELLANEOUS (Continied from October -,4, 15 -tib; A. Homs` Occupation Ordinance: (78-40) Linda bells re resentin Tamil° Day Care Centers ., p_ ,.,. reiterated .her request o. October 4„ that their o erasions not be controlled dth the dome O,ccup a - ton Ordinance by use permit that would lnecessita e payment of a �$].'' `.00 fee. It was noted that matera.al showing hour the City' ;of Chico is handling this problem had been"submitted to the Commissioners by, mail earlier. It was suggested that the Board be hold of the Commission's concern. and suggest that they pursue a separate ordinance for day care homes. After discussion, staff was instructed to redraftoand resubmit the Home,, Occupation Ordinance'ineorpora'ing the following,' 11 Home Occup' tions shall be permitted in a3,1 zones which allow residences as a primary ossa w ft. sign similar to R°-1 A, � C �Z Allow 3 s , Y` y g p y of immediate family resadin on the remasesh 3� fork on home occupations to Ue clone only b mem ers 4, OM"it the reference to baby-sitting Inter-nepartta►randum Tor, `P1 �1ilnin.g Commis s iOri' w a o �p,,►, Bettye Bair, Flanning Director` Y , �Uj T December 4, "178 - ' D09, RE`vis.ions to ,Draft Home Occupation Ordinance (Fide 78- i) " kEter discussion a.t, the Octo� er J18,�918' m;3ting, the OoiCtmisson instr-o',ted staff to redraf-- hand ro (? c,e �,A,-0 �' s;�bmxt the klome, f�ccupat�.on Ord�,,nan Gorp,oratang> the following,' H ;ne oc�G,apationt �.#�.all he permitted`'i�x all x`�i�es which'a1loti�*' ��_ rdsidenc"os as a primary use. ��LL nll11fi 7P9'.��ry, ••,•i+ r3 -.t -h• 'f't'� ii�.l#�.:1 '�.'K�1' .rti �' A 4 I�:1' e � 55 C.,_.. � . r ••.yq '."+• �'� r}v �... �. 71.,. J '= f°� (.✓ (r i `. _ �°., ,. - U`1 .'Yr.✓ 1 n h u n•. Omit-,- �£a{tee �: tip baby"Atting._ per commissc�,!nhz'rUcCI:0n5 a _Tv 'sed draft` Yds be0n. prepared and is attached: a. '7jn. order to clarify the st�ggestecl revisions, the have Eso enclosed a copy of ,the:: original draft. b e D r �� . The reas:on�n beliu�d each �revasa.on �.s`�exjla�.n,,. d be�.o�+ c Ixnd'Iin s This sec't±ion had been 'f���o,-aed s'l ght`ly and Condensed. Def^nition�'of Ilse ',Lite proposed list of allowed, businesses mad s.ery c�' is ni'` a :? y -identical to the o�;: iginal with no maj 6t changes of :intent The Comm 'ssi�n't ,�� "L note :hat 1'jaa:by-s sitting",, has been remdi`ved from the is,t of a, lotq�,4� doiri''ostic servico:�, per Your request-�t] e Board to reg��lal.e clay ,are exri- M1111 •� ces` separately. However, you should be ayvare that 'baby= Zr day' care could,possibly be interpreted as included in (f) :. sitt'Lng„ � „ ►� bother Services con4ucteA Wit`'hin, a residential dwelling,11 artcd require specific exclusion. Sf the Commission so wishes, the suggested AfOrding of (f) should read: "(f) Othere ` omeses conducted within a residential divdlling, notr� lnclueing day a I� > � ib�.e staff's (understandin of your rei4oxdod to e�tpress, Conditions Conditions � an2t (6) have be as clearly as oss , g, Intent. Staff suggests fetain_ing the ,rigtial daf condition on outside storage as recorded in (C) t; %'ones : The list of applicable zoites includes ',pail zones where ' dve,,,Llings or mobile homes are allowed, with, or tva.thotit a use permit, and, ��2:��otl,.ce �,onservation)z y'.. ,� t�blic)�,anrl Lt -C 11 is aloes not include onl ttvd Zones. P -Q (Public -Quasi .l' lj on � ci 1 , �� �,� :+L� c-: I1 �ti`+ 11t. n 1 I su y C, t ,�•fl �>«_�.�V""1� �, �, XJf t'i1111�Ulitr �,1) r„A•.atid.t �Ra,:? ��(1 oil 1�0ii� J r`,ai�711�ip!� L 4 rr 1.?� nta Re ewJ �'. .� or ' t; ., sa3 Er�v�an �` �� ��� >` n „ .G } - m r "� � p �j eT-n�`�'" „J.1.1. `tl ! a •h su.n�% omKOcciu ation nrdinanca 4'0 JECTI 0 � c, f`i u 8 1`9 7'8 ASE; ° p(� ecembe ° c. ?f I-(I A1 � 1.o °., d, l/ for the above-r�Ifevenced +}qat ,,is the stat�is of your initial sta y g els soon 1� The R.�4nn�.n C3omm'iss�.on has raquesteci t ,at Hearin _s e se 1, 0:� po.,.,,s3'.b e:ID �13/hd nvihnnm+hfel flMvtrW C. pt. DLO 19 1976 Counh► ��