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BUTTE -"COUNTY 1 PlANNIN(; COMMISSIQN
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Mots on 4\vas° m de by Comm' loner Stutz, seabndod=bye-=[ omm�.ssionet Bv'erha.rd, `
�� 1? ,. public hearings on this accePta.ble
that. staff . ^coed taivar,;ds settin
ordinance . �: r „ �.
AWES,, Comm rrsioners tve&thard, Gilbort," Stutz, Wheeler anct Chairman
Bennet.
NOES: i No one,�1
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ABSENTri, No one
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MemorchdUM
To:
Bettye Blairs Direc}qr of Planning
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Earl. D. Nelson, �;nv ronmental Review Diree-Vor
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S bI1Se , t43 our mem s a-' c� D�.cember "18 3.ngua.ri� S`--
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to the stat,us of environmental`°re, Jwy or the home Occupation
037din,ahce Clark
�> Lower Road Rezone and the ParkiOrdinsn.cea
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s r status is a ows:
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Home Occupation. Ordinance: Ws projectcaxi be sche046d
for hearings at your earliest convenience.
Lower Clark Road .Rezones �"-'de have re-evaluated this pr
ect in light of information gekierateein the initial L
study for the E.G.S. kletro -Shopping rater ,just north of `
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the project areae and comments from Kyle Butterwick given
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in, a telephone c6nversation on 1/4/79. Based on this re-,-,`
evllaluation a nese-five declaration will be recommended
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dor the proposal., This proposed negative declaration .,
must be circulated thiiough the ,State Clearinghouse because
the site fronts onL a Iilate highways which will delay hear
ings4 We are movih ahead on the ,, vocersin to the ro- Pct
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should be ready to be heard in about "10 weeks.
Parizine° Ordinance: l had hoped io be able to use Environ-
mental, Review De�;artraent to draft the BOOR.
perdonne� for
.`this project, and several times w i have been close to bei °
Dag abIto free up a staff member to work. on �.t, • Each
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time t3itme other more, pressing project has pre-empted the s'
available staff �:esourcesb Accordingly, I have decided to
,,J0-#ract VLth a consultant i and am looking for a suitable
pordoxi who can do the work at reasonable costo I have
approached one pos--Bible. consultant wLo is now considering
whether to accept the ajtib. If she accepts, or if l can
find some other suitable person! I expect to have a draft
ready for circulation, within m month. "
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ENVIRONMENTAL OREMLTST FORM
(To_ %e, comp letet by ILI Agency)
ER? tog -23-02
X, BACKGROUND
IL Name, of proponent t Bute Ct�un,y Board off., Suerv�
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2.Address. , an Phony t�umier o£xbaonent •Qz:
189 Bird Sheet
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3. Date at Checklist tt%bmitted
Agency kequiri.ng 'Cheeklist
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" Name of proposal; i.f applicable�t+mP Onri1Y1#i '��j�
Ql utty Wide,
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IZ, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
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Ex lanations of all es and m a be answers are re iti :fired
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1, 'Earth. Will the proposal result in significant
a, Unstable eA th,conditions or in
changes in geologic stibstructures7
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b+ Disruptions; _displacements, Com-
P. g e soil'?
fiction or bvercoverin o£ the _.
Change in topography or ground sur-
face relief: c'�.till'i55 O r rer66-val of
"face�e
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�{ d+ Destrudt"ion, covering or bodifica'- ! °
tion of any unique geolog c o
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physical features?.
e, Increase in wind or Water erosion t,
of soils; eithgr on or off the site? _
's'�, Changes in de.;i'osition or erosion
r� beach san�%t; or chaii,ges in s� lta" ;;
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tion; deposition or erosion t.4hich
4' may modify the channel of a river or
stream i --r the bed or- the ocean or
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afty bay; inlet or a eY
g, ,Loss of pr��;ne agrictiltura' lly pro-
-4, sol)- outside desgnate
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YtS MAYM N6 ? !
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h. xpoqurq o,f .people or propex.ty,, to
geo] og�,c hazards such; as,.ear thquakea ,
landslides, mudslides, ground `failure,
or ,91mil°at hazards?
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2i Air , Vill the rop osal esul.t .,in SFt
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tanttal deteriorata.on, of
a Subs
ambient ,or local air quality � •.1
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b. The creation ofobje.ctiLnnablej �, �. •,
odots., smoke, or fums7�.:r �'"�;i
Significant- alteration of aiC�;
movement, mi�isture 'or ,temhatue,;•
or ,rt�'y ,�ch m t either.
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locfal,y
or, r? io�i8lly
3 Wat�.r ` t4l'l the toposa.1 result in substant%a;L :
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a Chaxtges In currents or the course_°
or direction of water movements? T.
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b. ChanL;es i{,)} absorption rates, drainage {
surfar,e water re tate and amount o,f; -
atterns , or tl Q j)
unoff?
c. Need for off-site surface drainage
zmproveme'nts at
including vegeti.on_' > -{
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removal channelizatioti or culvex`' '
installation, ,+
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d Altetatrons to the course or floW,
of flood waters? r
e. Change .in the, amount o,f surface
router in any water body'
f," bi6oha.rge into surface waters, or
in any alteratioai of surface
was"er quality, including but not
limited to temperature,-.issolved
oxyge� or turbidity?
,g; Alteration of the direction or rr:<
rate of flow _ of ground waters?
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h, 0 nge in the quantity or quality '
o. ground waters, either through
dire ct'additIons or withdrawals,
or through��iziterception of a- ��� ..
aquiet 'by +tut$ or oxtav ,tions
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Reductio `,ih,, he� amount of water
otherwise,�ra,lable dor public
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water supplie.0'? ,.
'Exposure sure of br a
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water relcl ted aa��rds
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PY n Liffe .; pr�oposa tesult
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s tatitia
a. ,, Losa .ti;E vegetA.-rionE or 0, iazige in the
diVersa~ty of s14ei or number
of, any specie: ��tif
trees, 8hrubs,4grass, crops
macro or�., Atd�,quatic plants)?
fiffiber}
b. Reduction, oft#��;� 5 s of any'i
dunique, rare o 'r n ';a.r ered species
)�.,o,f
plants?<
c Introduction A ' nF k species of
p lant s a nth an ; `i- s , f br in � barrier 4)
to the of
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no pec 4plen{jshment
eX sti.n _ s
d, keduetion In a6i°eage of any agri-
gri
cultural
cultural crop?
Animal Life., Wild �Lle proposal result
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zia� subsea itial
a ;-^hinge ,In thet l !�ell;Aty of species,
or numbers goeales o
animals i;��5i � r�; �� ��,",'gin aw,Aals
i.nuluding\�rej)tri' elsl ishh 'and 'shell=
fish, bents it 611p!am ams, insects Or
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m i-crofauna}
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h, Reduttion oP t,.lv&,hu�bors`` o� any
unique, rare" y''
1o� €idsttsgered specLs
of animals?..
C, Introduction o{' news ecf
species
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animals into ���`i.,�tr�c 'p result
rosult tZ
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a barri.or to t�xt.,,tni ghat a en or
movement o� ani,m.sls ?
d,, Reduction of, q)rt�rocl�rnrnt
deterioration ,,fa ,t0Xi8ting fish or
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i. Wile. °the proposal rssuIt, in �a �
xlbstsea,nt ,�1,: :s
a increasesin. noir Xev
els?
b. Exposure of 'people to 'severe rioisl
levels?,
7. L:% hi and + 1"are �� Wil-1 thie� pi7bpo'sa11) `J r
c' pro uces�gn.�cant light or glary
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tJ "��.LandUBe. Will th6proposed resulb
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in a signifio a {
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f a. Alter ti6bf" the .planzied land, use
of an area or, establish a t•'ren'c� v
which, yi1.l demonstrably lead to s-ach N"
Vii. Con fl:'at with uses on adjoining��-
Prop ro ties-, or conflict with »r�
esf� AU hed recreational ddud2i-
tional , religious or scientific
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uses of Ail are 0 ?'
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, proposalosal
estt�nsubstant�ala
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f a. Demand for, or increase in. the rate 0
of use of any natural re8outce67 9
b i Depletion of any ndr1rei ew,,able
natural.esour`ce7
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Risk oLupset.. Does 'the proposal.
!nvo ve a rise of an explosion ter "
the relwase of hazardous substwadd.§ s
(including, but not lim 4ted too oil,,
pesticides, (I hemlital.s or radiat ion) _...�
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.c�ndi.tir;s?t.eveno .wn Accident or
1>Zticin, WillWill
the proposal
ousig_— riif cantly, alter the location,
,.,_.. distt'ibution', density, or groi,461
rate of the human population .of an
j area or physically divide an
ostablishod Gen1muni4-y7
l2. tousiri W5:17, the'1 proposal
ss,pn th i.tly ftffke t exi..st .tag housing,
of .create a demand for adds`t i aha 1
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1W.r. ♦,,, :v �, 4' `� �1.0 Mix, �.' i F.ak.'' 4) "b . .
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MAYBE NO"
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Trans. o' tdt16nlCi culat on W`i1.Js he
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propos a result .in,
a, Generation; of-slib;stantial additional
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vehicu lar movement? t.
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b. 'Significant
cant effs on existing"`
p ^ f a , ies
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ornew
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new par T n
tbstantxal impact �u on existing
transportetzon_ systems? 4it
d' Significant alteza,ta,ons tol' presenty,
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patterns of circulation. ,or. movement
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ofpeople a &d/ ox goods?
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e.A te.rat;io'As to ,nate bo�rro.' ,rail or
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traffic? �
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thcreas' . in traffic..hazards to.-.motor
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vehic1 s I gyclist,s or pede
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Public,,5ervices �j Will tfre" "proposal have
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an effect upon, or, ''rr,,4-1rlt in a substanti&l
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U need for new or, altered governmental
sekvices in any of the`' following' areas : r
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A. Fire protection?
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b Police protec onT
e. Schools?
d. Parks red--eationa1
facil,L
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4L�n�G1♦' 4G of bl �i4� CLI.. it i e s
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Energy, Vill the pkoposal re, t in
a Use of subs t amt.'Uil &nowits of fuel
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or energy?
bY<,;1 Substantial inc!'ease it demand upon"
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existing sources of energy, or
require` the dovelopmon' t. of new
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sources of enQrgy?
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Uti`lities . Will t to proposal result:
H n" eed for tiew systems, or Bub
alto ration
stattts to the
e following
r�t:�.�.ities i
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' YES MA'�J 8E NO
Powei n !,C natural gas ?,�
b, QCOM'MU, n Cat ons systems?
c. Water?
res' d `l Sewer (will trunks ine be extended,:'.
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A j prov�idingca acityt, to serve,.xceW
aevie �.< ni) '�
e, ,;5toltmwater drainage?
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lth. ll the .py'ovosa
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a, Creation of any, heaj.`th hazard or
potenbial, health hazd'rcl (excluding
mental heei) ?� ;
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hedlv�th hazards 2 '
s 1Ji1.�. the proposal result
J.8 Y �n any sl;iSolidd Waste', ant pact's associatep
, Vlf,icassociatedw .th solid r as*';,t disposal 6r,, littex
control?"
9 Ass the tills .. will the VrnT)o t
�: 'sal result
t e o s true tion Io. any public
des. nateo; oz recognxzeci scenic Vi��;ba .
opengro the public or will the
proposal result in the creation of a
aes,thetid,ally offeiigive sitti open- to
public view`? r C,
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Y Recreation, Will the pf,',"iposal rosIt �k
in an',im act ujon the 4-- ,,�lity or
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quantity of e�zx.sting pub i.c recreaY- ,1
� tion fac�.lii.i
21, Archeological lRis tr rica.l , "Vil.l the
proposresult in
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a CApifi dant arcb�r51ogical oar �1
t'hist;t' i.oa.l. site--itrticturej ob7e,c l
or buil dI t ?
22. 14andatory r,indin, s pi SigLnifi.canc �
, Does the project have the pot611tiAl
to degrade the quality 1tif the
environment, substantially reduce
r �4 the habitat of a, fish of wlWlife
species, cause a'fi.sh",or wildlife f
population to drop b0l,oMj sclf
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` sustaining levels, threatGn to
eUmindtkl a pl Ea; rit or animal 'coni;,!
muni t du o e the t
the ran of pa rare or ..nrl� ngered `
Y', C number o,� xesl-ry��c
plant or animal or , eliminate"" mpa'rtan <>
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examples of the maJor periods of `?,f
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California history, -or prehl,story?�
b Poes the project have the po:tentlal
(to achieve short term benefits' to C) _
bhn.detriment of publicly adopted
long-term environmental goals?
c, Does the project have impacts which
are individually „lirn.ited, but �1
N;^ `'cumulatively considerableY (,a project
may impact on two or more sp`parate
r resources where, the impact (on each
resource is, relatively smalk but
where the effect of the tots/al.. of
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those impacts on the 'Ln'V..y onnient is
significant,) r,
ces,the ro ecL have `' �. P J `�` pie e
effect3_ which will cause substante,l r N
adverse effects on Human beings,
either directly or indirectly?
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TII. DISCUSSION OF ENL11RONM,?�NTAL EVALUATION
Phis ;project is the addition of a Homq Occupation 0 din. e to the,
OomprehensiV'e,, V,,oia�48' Ordinance No. 1°75O of the Butte Go=ty Code;
^r The ordinance would allow businesses in e fisting residences and,
`Vould not genevate` ;extensive physical deVelopment or alterations of.
\property. Home businesses would be 'likiited,to those categories listed
ordinance. A number of zoning districts where businesses 'are
not presently allowed would, be opened up to, ,the possible establish-
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stablish`men'L of hone occupations. Some businesses u; a limited scale would(
be allowed in all di. tricts _,allowing resideZ,:,�s except in cased where
such use might .,be o'bj ectionable because of noise, odor; smoke, dust��,
hright light,,vibration, pollution{y traffic congesta.on unsafe' a :c ssy'
or the handling of explosives or dangerous materialo. �� such cases
a use permit shall be required
There are a number of advantages as well as possible drawbacks to thin
t'ype of ordinance. One a&,_rant&ge is in allowing work 'to be conducted -
in homes, thus,saving overhead costs; the consumers of the various
Goods and r8ervices could benefit from � competit'a�vely-pprioed product.
Another advantage is in allowing a family to supplement its 'income
through a home business. One possible drawback is that there would
be somo competition created for businesses in established commercial
zones and areas. Another potential 61fect is - that home occupations
may generate traffic on a regular basis within neighborhoods; the rd-
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may tstartosmallise randgrowhe in
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volume ile, Also; a business
ts effect 'on the
neighborhoods
2a7 b. The
traffic generated by home
�ualityi.
(�occupatios
wllausealocalized decrease in ambient air Thj,� �
effect would be potentially substantial only, ' f_tltjmerouej home busi
nesses are allowed in a particular area. Potential otitis will be
reviewed on a project by project basis. A use permit is required
where odors or dust pose a potential problem„
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6a The establishment of tome occupations will result in an
C increase its ambient n�, se levels from vehicular traffic � i
g . Y populated pg . Wheresuchh
l�.c��ul� o Mated areascsuch as�themaar�,cultural zonesct will be less o� a factorsuch i
noise reaches objectionable levels; a use permit will bo required,
7: Glare
from
atr1es�ct br�a
s wdec��bas�swhere
a can
berev�.ewed and mitigated onaro
necessary through the use permit requirement. '
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DTf3CCiSSlw of ENVIR:ONMF.NTAl=, VALUATION(continued)
S:, Activities permitted by the home occupation ordnance are
secondary or accessory use which are compatible with and
carried on in conjunction with the primaryresidential use. These
k secondary uses are therefore not. considered confliUto with the General.
Plan c'f
-. 10 iSome home occupations may involve the use of httrdous, toxic
or explosive chemicals. Thi,,, aspect of, the oda„oration is anti c:a-
pated to be reviewed;;, as 'part of the i:s'e permit application and approval
procedure, so the use permit requirement is viewed as "a mitigation.
measure:, as it allows j'irip�sition of conditions necessary to protect`
public safety. ��
12 Some home ocr.-tipations may be objectionable to the surrounding,
n6igbbors. ii.he use permit requirement can be invoked in such
bases.
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Wheie,permit is granted.but`no
,, p t complied with, tberevocation
prodedue, Section, 24-62 of the Butte County Zoning Ordinance, would
allow anyone the opportunity to submit a complaint to the Planning
Director.” ,After verifying that a violation exists, the Planning Director,
would send writ'�tewi�hotice to the violator requ68ting compliance with
the terms of the home occupation ordinance and the particular conditions
of the use permit issued. fo.r the home occupation. 1f the violator does
not comply within the allotted time period, a publia hearing would be
held regarding the violation or violations of the home occapat!.,o�� ordi-
nance. The possible result would be the abatement of the Iome bbl siness
if it is proven to be a public nuisance. �.
13a, f Additional traffic may be generated by the home businesses.
If a home business creates a great demand for a particular
product, the delivery' of the goods to a retail outs •,t may be prefer-
able to causing traffic problems in a residential. area: Similarly, (�
if a service-oriented home business creates too Much traffic or
could, be anticipated "-to create a great Ileal of traffic, the business
should be relocated in an appropriate zone or in a zone where the use
is allowable by use permit. Potential traffic hazards (sight dis.-
tances, etc.) will 'be studied: on a project by project basis in cases
where the use permit requirement is involved.
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(To be'''"completed hyli the Lean regency)
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the basis "of this initial eaRuation
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Filhd the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant
K effect on the environments and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION
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I kind that although ti"te proposed, project could bave a,
signifigant . effect on the ehvi ronmeAt. 0 there will not
be A. significant effect in this case because the
mitigation measured described on an attached sheat
tihave
Cl�eMl"IENEDd to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLAR1TxUN
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0 fA I find' the, proposed project MAY have, a significant
effect on the enivironment, and an ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT'
REPORT is required 1.r
Date January 18, 19?9
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Re-Vised April 267 1979
For., EN'VTROVENTAL REVIEW DE PAft TENT
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Earl Dc Nelson
v EhVirorimental Revie' Director
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BUTTE C017NTY PLANNING COMMIS$ION
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NOTICE OF PUBLIC ,HEARING
Notre is hereby given by thea Butte County Planning f:dmma ssio
�I. that :public hearings will he held on Wednesday, FobVUary 7, 1979,1'
at 7i.,30 P +m. , in the Butte County Board of Superylst� + ltopm, <,
Butte County Adm�n.istration Building, 1`859 Bird Stx'ttit, lxo�rillQi:,
Californaa; regarding the following:
IT,-EM ON l'1HICH NEGATIVE DECLARATION
REGARWI-IU ENVIRONMENTALIMPACT RAS BRON RFCQMAr PED
1. Butte Ord am dhding Chapter
f. the Eut�eaCotntvC�deVtoo,ts
all'at�Homeance
24 _ Ocr„iEations in all
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zones allowing reside,ntia,l uses as of lows . 4 3
SECTION 3. Definition Chapter 24 of" thCr. B>:'cte County Code is
he`reby amended by ,the addition 6f the following soction;'
24-21-47 tiomt .ticcUPATTON - An)w of the `;following f)usinesses o.
services tanductod on the premilxes by` occupants of residential,;
dwellings "or mobile homes:
(a) Salo oX agricultural, Roods produced on the premises 4"Q
-, "Cli) Tndoor display and sale of arts and crafts goods.: produced
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on the promises, including pottery, y, paintings,
sulptui e, furniture, photographs, leatherwori: and similar
objects.
(c) Professional offices a;nd services licensed `by the State
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d �� andel services conducted ptimar ly by mail or
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tefices
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lephone
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(6) Domestic services, ;including laundry,_. ironinp,, sewing and
similar uses.
(f) Other services conducted withiii a residwntial° dwelling.
SECTIUN 14, Cmiditions; Chapter 24 of; tie Butte Count Code is
�Y 'tion of the following section;
hereby amended i,�.th the addition
24-200 HONIE OCCUPATIONS �`;1qtwithstan ding any provision to the
contrary �n~�this ' c"Itaiter, iiome occupations as doPi:ned in Section
24.21-47, are allowed, sub7ect to sectiring a use permit in each
case, -in all. 'zones which 'allow w6llings and mobile homes. All
home occupations shall be subject to the following conditions,
(a) Employment; and work on home occupations shall Ybe limited
to me4ers of the family residing on the premises.
(n"promiso. advertising f-r �iQme Occup ltions ,tall lie
limited to one unli.ghtod sign with not more than,;three" (3)
square toot of display, area, and such s xgn shall not be
located in any required yard.
(c) All � uipment; materials and wastes connected with home:
occup tions ,shall ho stored within a building.
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SECTION ,,S. "Zones; The.,pr6,visions af" °;his ordin:anc•e shall ,appxy
to the 1(311�wing'zones,
°o c, A-2` (f'en;eral), A-2 Ltd. (Limited Ceneral)'', A 5 �(Agricultur�al) o
t,. A-l0 A rricultural A-20 (Agri A-40 J (A p
(` .,gi .. ) � (g ) •} � gricultLiral) r
A-1G0, (Agricultural) °A-R (Agricultural,' - Resi.jleniial) Alt.,,.,
(Agricultt�ral !;�side,?�ti al) , , AR+M�# (A,g,�ricultUrat.-Resi,d' nti.ai
Mobile Tome) AR-Mki=3 (Agri�cul..ural ResadentiVI:Mohi;�e Home)
A-SR' (Aj}ricul�tural Suburban -',Residential)
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i' it `f,Y-.-. I i � (Light \
Comt a�rcxa�) , -C-2 .:(Genera.l Commercial) , C-,C (�Co nmun tygCommerci.al,)
�. C-�F (Commercial Foxestry), VR-'2', (Foothill ReCx{aational) nit-S
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t„ (Poothzlh Recreational) , �R 10� (Foothill 'itecre�t�txonal) , FR-20
5 (Foothill Recreational) ,'R 40 (Foothill `Rec,r6ational) , FR-160
(Foothill RecrGaiti6hal) , VC "(Highway Commercial) , M-1 '(Light
Industrial) , �1, (Heavy Industrial) , 1 iP (Mobile iFiome Pail )` i
"hi-R (Aioitnt in4 or Recrbation Subdivision tkesidential) `, PA-C
(planned Area - Cluster), 'R-1-(Single Family, Aesidential.) , R-1
A 4 C (Minimum Density? Residential - Arts 0 Crafts) , R-2 (Duplex _
Residential) ,o k-.� (Min-imam Density Residential)" R-4 (MaXiinum
4 Density Residential - Restricted Setvice)"R-MH (Residenti al�
Mab'ile dome), R-N (Residential Nonconforming), RT-1 (Wnti;mum
Density Residelitial-Mobile Home) , RT-1 �A (Minimum Density
Residential. Trailer) , S-H (Scen.ic Righway) , S -R (Suburban
Reisdential) SR-1/2 (Suburban Reid&ntial), SR 1 (suburban,,-,
Residential), TM-1 .(Timber Mountain) , TM"2 (TimbE., NtouAtai
TM*2 1/2(Tim'bor Mountain) , TIS+ `5 Timber Mountain) TM: (Timber
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Motain) , TNI-20 Timber Iountain TM-40 Timber Mowatai.n)
TM-160 (Timber Mountain",, TFC-160 (Timber Land Preserve)
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The above mei ti_oned applicatiohs, petitions, maps- draft environmental
impact rapprts and/or neg "+�ve reports are on f3,le and ttvaila}?le �or
public viowiag at tlib off of4, the Butte 'County Planning Dei artmoiit)
7 County CeA Drxv6., Orov'ille, Ca.lifw nia. Pnv�,r4onmental Impact ',
Reports are also avall,p.ble at college and"county libraries.
131J'1TE C0TJNTY PLANNIN"l." CoWt$SioN
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IIIRE&OR OF 'PLANNG
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AN" ORDINANCE AMENDING CHAPTER 24 OF THE-
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" The Board of Supervisors of the County of llutte,_ State
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of California, DO ORDAIN as follows:
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=-SECT11ON' 1 a Findi,n,gs and Intent, Whereas) the Board
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of Suporvisors of Sttte County do he-rebv find that for the
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health, safety and welfare of the people of this County that
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1;t`'has often become necessary for ' ersohs with lJimi ted incomes,
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t)eing unable to financially manage an,d maintain themselve's And
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their fami 1 i es, woul d b,enefi"t from the allowance of limited home
occupation in`residen,tal dwellings in zoning districts where
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businesses are notr6sentl allowed so that such persons will
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be financially independent and decrease their financial
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dependence; on governmental institutiotns for their -end their
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families' fih,ancial security and well being,. This ordinance
to
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will also provide ,dignity as well as independence of which
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,these people are deserving and will not 'neo the property
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rights or jeopardize th&' health, safety .and welfare of the
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people of 9utte County ..J
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SECTION 2 That�ie ',Butte County Code is hereby
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amehded,by adding thereto Section 2-4-191
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be granted to aof the
SECTION 3 p., permit mairty
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provisions,of Sections P4-20 th,roua'}t 24-190 of this Chapter by
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the Board of ,Supervisors.' Ahyon,,. applying for a p_rmit pu
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to this Chapter sbal l petition t'he,refor directly to the Board of
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$upoevisors, a.nd said peti,tioh shall be accompanied by'a' fee of
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Twenty-five dollars-1.,"425) which'is, not returnablo in tie eveht
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the permit. is .not granted, Upon receipt of p e #
p such a ,i ti ort; {:"h
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said petition.
The goArd shall ,then decide'thef questionk!;of
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granting
the home occupation, permit
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SECTION 4. The Pol l owi ng home occupaOoP s may be
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placed tii
the property without violat-ing the zoning rl,3stri ct -;
in which
'the property is located.
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a. Sale of agricultura- goods produced on
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premisQs:
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b . Indonr di spi ay and sal e of `home arts and, crafts
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�� ,'��� goods prdduced on the 'premisesE: including,, ceramics,
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jewelry, paintings, Sculpture, carvings, furniture,
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photographs, leatherwork and other unique objects
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requiring skill and �,,tistry in production,'
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c Professional ojffi ces and serv,ces licensed by the
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d. Other pffices and services conducted primarily by
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mail or telephone:
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e Doiestic services, including laundry, ironing,
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Sewing and baby"" -sitting.
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f. Other .services conducted within the residential ;-
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dwelling,.
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SECTION 5. Any home occupation allowed pursuant to
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Section 4
shall be carried on ohl'y by a member of the immediate
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family residing on the premises.
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SECTION S. ' No signs or other a,dvertisi,no dp. icAs "
advertising the products or services being offered ,shall be i
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a°ilow'ed on the premises.
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SECTION 7. parkin shall be restricted wa those,
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areas on the `site being used for on-4si�te parking 'at p time
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of apalictian. l'
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SECT:I,,ON 8, N0" outside storage of maL-erials used inn
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��' shall 'be a11oS�ed, incyu ing waste
the manuf acturo' of the product
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from said manufactd'��,,1'ng priocess.
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SECTION g. After;, a hearing at a regularly schedu(l)ed
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meetings any Bogle occupation permlt-,may be revoked by the
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6utt.1 county Board of w.,t�pervisors. Said permit may be revoked
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if the terms or coli itidns of this ordinance are _vi alt1d, orif
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any acts or omissions of the permittee in connection with said
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permit constitute a public nuisance;,
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SECTION 10. This ordliance shall lie an�i-it is hereby
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.declared to be in furl force and effect from and after thirty
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\,(30) days after the date of it's passage; and before `the„ expiration
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of fifteen 15) days after its passage, th t'ordinance shall be,
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published onlye with the members of the [hoard of S-upervisors
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voting for and against the game ilk' the
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a newspaper publ shed in tie County of Buttes Mate of Califorhiax
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the County of Dutt1ey State of California, on
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ATTEST: CLARK A. NELSON,.County, Clerk
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,OTTCE' TS' 'I11y.RP Y GIVI,N THAT T111. BUTTE
CdbNTY PLANNTN ; CO?WTSSTQIN w-LA hold J)L�,b'.iC,' "
hoqrifi9,s` oto lir noi,day, Fobruary `7, 7.r")7 , o
coftsider, 1 �✓ �,
Alt ordinance annum 1i i �/Chaper ,;24 O�r t1lo
c J3utte County Godo to allow h.omot occu-
x),,�tion.s in all canes allowing residen-
tial uses'. CA Ncliativo Declaration
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Jicgareting r."* ronmental. Impact has
<_ a.�hoen recdmmodod,)Lj
The mectin will be hold a thot"8 ird o:C
But't:o. Go rnt° i1c11rtx.ziiCaw ,
txa';.�.on Bti�.lc��'t{" 159 i�;ird 5t�cet, 1` .I
'Orovil o, C'q .,and as ScheN4111.ed to J,)(
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Gridloy Heval ion
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ro R�tty0 Blair �.
Bob Caiser
SU 1ICT _ Proposed glome Occupation Ordinance
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r i9ATE February 5, 1979
�y The draft of the hoft�e,, occupation ordinance. toil be heard, -�by
the Gomm ,ssion on, February 7 was written, as section 2l,, `i
clearly .states, to be applied to all zones where residenee's
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� are :permitted Thus, the ..]list:. of applicable �aanes in Se�.ttiton
5 includes all e.�stitxg County zoning classy i.�catzons cher 1
m,obilc• homes or conventional dwellings ate allowed with or ,
\� c� without a usepermit . As ,:Lt now reads) -the list includes �I
number of zonxn$; categories' which already, allow, �Itome occupa`�,,,,,
JtI01I's or other, light commercial us6t, either q .tright, with
p or with plan,4P;,, val
\ a u,se permit �`,'
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The Commission snotil'�d -first of all3 seriouslfr C' nside�r whether
/ 1 3 t is desire'b'le anal necessary to add use permit requirements
,for small businesse?� to zones which already allow a variety
of commerci,ftl activities without discretionary review 6 o:
1� our presen* ,Zones fit this description
(GoY eraly
(L�Gabfiereial)2 (Oen,�eral
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GoMmorc i alb
M,I (Light Industrial)
lit -2 (Heady Industrial ...,
"AN -C Ne 1 ,hbarhood Gomm��'cial ).
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types p , 6 pro
Most t es o�� ,hone acro ations,:, as defined �.n the posed
-ordinance a7.e-thu o.. �llowod note without a use
s permit 4n these
commercial andindustrial zones. The non-residential nature
4' of the M-1 and. M -z7 tones is espe:c.ia;lly shown by their use
p ' it requirotaenr_s for all dwellings► The N-� zone allows
no „residences at all and should not Mi e ue..ert included in the
orig,'na� list.
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Several other zones whicll ,are primarily resident°xal in into#it
also allorv.,smalI bu,tlnosses without a use permit. The n-4 -zone
allows professi�ina.l and business''offices as well s multiple
dwellings. Hohid! occupations allowed in the Tp oning series
irnclude only "home arts ansi crafts produced on''the premises",w r. .,
opera,teprofessional servz�essin Paradiso and jomest cart kYandscrafts wpth
,Similarly)
limitations on employment(rsagns an parkiftg► The pp zones
adbo )ted iti tho tLitte Crooke Canyon area a.nd, proposed dor the
Craig 410 ore town ridge Area eontain the broadest provisions for
home occupations 'they, allow the "salo of arts and crafts, goads y
and services produced on the ooremises" subjdet to conditions on
employment and signs, pp, also i�oquires Lige permit;, for home
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February``5,, 1979'
occupations 'which might be objectionable ,becaus+o of noise,
odt,r, smoke, dust, bright light, vibratiori,,,poa,lution, traffic
c6hgestion," etc. If the Commission wishes to apply ,the pro-
posed
ro=posed home occupation ordinance to residential zones which
t " already allow similar uses without a:. u.3P'pe'.k#�%t, they should
:. consider doletzng the existilk )iprovisi ns fa' limited commercial
uses in the R=l A C, F -F an�T-M zones,replacing them entirely
�r�4h the new provisions for home occupations,
° ' "Four other zones allo�r� both 'residences and sm x,11 businesses
but require use permits or plaa+ approval .dor a,lrl comme,;,,cia:l
i8 j' The A-2, Limited zone noir ,allows all commordial u.;es with
a u��, permit, and the Ii -C zona aalatvs �„'�it Go�►���tc:rcial uses
with a use permit. Likewise, the�C-C a A -C zones allow
light commercial 1tses subject ,to` 60mmission approval of a
development plo,x�'plan ,' In other t�'o ids, these four zones now allow
all or most hon"'."; o�;curra:tions t,+ith ase: permit or other discretion-
any 'approval,�� f.�Adda.n,tfZthe provision s of the new oardi:nance to the
A-2 Limited a d 11I4C zr-tes could be Mewed as unnecessary or
:,l repetitious; adding tlti!i nets; ptovisions to th4 C�C and PA(�C zones
would require 'use permltts for businesses conducted t,rithin) dwelt-
" =; .'hgs_ built under previous and similar plan approvals;
Vor .similar reasons, l would suggest that "Ian Sale o agr cult-
urai''`�ooas produced on the premisbs.,' could he deleted, from the
st of Lome occupations. This ty`rie of .use, which could vary
.roan a temporary table near the rosd, to a permanent s.',''tructure,
has long lbeen considered as a'acustomary and subordin4te access'ory�
to farming ,}operations and is a.11owed In all zones which allot'
ag`ricultl'ira,l uses. Although the sale of agricultural.° product8
II wa!' included in' Jim Lawsons of i,g,inal draft, no discussi\,�n "6f
'+ this issue is recorded in Commission minutes.
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_ I"i.nally, them is a t o z a Il�,cal error i ' on l . I'Inb°a'�;NGS
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wha.ch coiveuses the readers understanding of the benefi �'6
home businesses, The second finding on lines 6, 7 and 8 sriould
be changed, to read '�. that home busi. essos decrease f�.nancid-i''
i-depondence on government assistant -e and: homo-to-wFr% transporta-
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tBettye Blair, Planning Director
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The draft of the, hoine occ:upataon ,o', dinance to be �JJe a
the Commission on February 7 upy.s S�r� atter, as Sect�lon 2
clearly states, to be applied �io a��'i ;;ones whore -e j,' ences
are ,permi.tted. �Thtts, the littj of 44pplicablo zone4> in Section
includes all eX Stang Cotlnj,zQn g classi ic1,t„On,: xahere
m6bile homes or conventional dwell are axlkii�ext vrsttx or
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�w.�.thtit,it i� use �eri31+, "''-
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t. . As it now �eI'rlds the list includes
number o'f zoning; catgorlet
Which a,�ready allow hotae bccuph- o
tions or other ll.ght commercial Use,41, eithor outright, with
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a use, permit or with plan approval-,
The Commission should consider cfe� e'er;gin' us _pex»b t cetluiremonts
for smalti '�bus�nesses in ,zones which. 41ready allow a/ variety
of cbmme� lqi
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Ciao act,i;v .s �� ithotit dist'retionary rel; iec+���� 6 ,of'
our present zones' fit ,thi. clescripti 6n i
-Z (Ceno al ��� h,
C-1 Li h'11. CoMmer,dalll
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ti�en _.. C'omi e
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ItI_l (Light lndustriA �I
I-2 (Ifeavy Industrial
-C (Neikhborht)od Cftmoicia.l);l
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A,o:�t _ types of home ocett ations a5 de��.ned in the px+oposed
ordinance, ,are thus a AOU-ed noft without a use permit in these
commercial and industri �, zones. Tl e iron -r- tidOntial nature
of the ki-1 and M-2 zones �1is especial.ly,aI-shown by their use
permit requitertonts for all dWellii�l s: ' The N. -C zone allows
no residences At all and shorn( rLt)`4 halle been included in the
or gilinl last `
SoVeral other zp nes which are primarili,'�res:idtnt al In intent ft
also allrota' small businosses without a use perm*Ltr The. A-4 Zone
allours professional and business offlce;5 As well as mult iple
dwelling's , EIome oecupataons Allowed in the VI zoning series
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irtc'.xcie only t�home arty ands ccraft s produced or, the Promises”.
Similarly) the R"l A 4 C -,ones
ones in Paradise allow re8ident8 to
operate proferssxort l services and domostk ,.tits and crafts with
11-r:tatat �?ns on em 1C5YItlont i ns nntl1 p�ltki)l,g The Pit zones
adopted i21 file >3utter Ct'eek Canyon atea and proposed for the
Crag. g- Mooretomi 'Ridge Area cont lin t' e br�Sadest pr"o— vislo1iis dor
tic�me occupations, then allots the tj�§ale Parts and erdits) good$ )
and, services predtiee�' on the pier sestt'subject to conditi- its on
emp:loymen`t and signs' p als6 retluitds Use P mits 6T home
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occupations' "whko might be ob'ectionabl.e because of noise,
odor,, smoke,) dust, bright light, vibration, pollution$ traffic
congestion,'! etc. '' If the Commission wishes to ripply the ,pro-
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posed home occupation ordinance to residential zones which
already allow similar --uses .1vithout a use pe.xmit, they should
consider deleting," t, e existing provisicns EptQ-,@6t��ed'coruiiercial
uses in the R -l. A e C, F -R and T -M zones, replacing theli entirely
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with the new, provisions .for home bccupatimns , J`
The A-2 Limited zone now al.lo!A all, commercial uses'' %with abuse
permit, and the H -C zone' allows 1tirl t commore, I uses with
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use erm�, These two zones now a;�.:
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!kilo,
A non-profit corporation dedicated to c�refali�janning for growth
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Box, 3666, Chico, California
February 5 1979
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JButte County Planning Commission
w` 4--jo Planning Dei)artlhent~
N'ok 7 County Center Drive
4'c Groville, CA 95955
Re;: Home Occupation Orddihance
Z ar commissi� ie:
We write as an organization_concerned with `careful
-planning for land use in the Chico area.
We support the concept of the home Occtapation, Ordinance
)initiated by the Ltutte County Hoard o f 5uper�risors . rt' is app "
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propr,iate that people should be able to do their work, in their
homet_so long as it do&s not disrupt the neighborhood
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Our only concerns, arising OuL of discussions with area, `-1
farmers and residents, are°these:
' 1. There is concernin the farm community ,
and in tes -
dential neighborhoods that this -May lead to a trend of „cre;ping
commercialism `c into areas" which should hot become" Commercial,.
As long as the ordinance conditions are enforced, outside employ--
ees are not allowed, and use permits are denied where they would
encourage such trends in inappropriate places, this should not be
a problem. We only urge you to keep this potential dxfficulty s n
mind. .
° 2 ; \,, Traffic from customers may be the greatest potential,
problem, Tha City of Chico deals with this by carefully con-
s�„der ng the `traffic pot6htial of home 'occupations and limiting
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Bii,tte Counter Manning Commission
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the` t�affc. Rltho h one would assume aur use c A:
,, g Y p�srm�,t pro. a s,
F wvoutId consider this, we �ie'lieve it la- iKnporitant enough that a
iaw condition' td) should be
added to quire strict li3nts
,time, occupation, traffic, and
patX ng.
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tJGGE ` E 3 ST1ATEIiE TI�arinq Peb. 7, 1979
Oroville
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<—in the agricultural area.,'
„ northwest of Chico 1?,,the neigl1borhood of - a b(Aween ,#lit/ti
an
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1_ s ew-ak for a group,of farm lamilies which hart met severai
times with , the Subervisor of Dist;xict 2 in hopes `"of maintai,�, A �:
tkae Zr �tor ag'ricu� tural use. We strongly alapYrove of the!
zoning 4 ..,3 ..,is nqW With, A5 to the ptw of ituir and A24 a
west „off muir Aventte , Ile s,tkotctly opp_ose,°qct ori which 802041-Ars to
threaten agricultural zoning as th'e HOME OCCUPATION ORDINANCE maV,,,,,do.
Receir tl> shout 25 of us met wlth-q,ahle Dolan to d sctlss "zoning.
Ong prob#em i4hich Was discussed by tha gaup had to do with
fc' a nezc -h)$6 ,who built a new home on Xenziedy just oast, of, I#uzr
it in t zone. nohind his Lome i':e put rata., a lrxj:q�' metalbra i lding
Tba".s was Rabbtlt... three years sago. I�netts ,-"s a and
,�. auto t.
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mechen c ^end abservod him re sir .n leis 8 time.
xoitr tiaere,�.�uls 5d ma c��rsb��lc�aat nc aepair
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ua�' ` l `]Qt1 t,. _ w`I D- ' � 2c Gd �F ��' 1 x 5�i 7 _ Cl tib Ml L0 O
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none. f>>
it seems � toil, T118 tb!,*�tt if we -,165theprbpowl cane iii the
County �',Iode and permit 71MM OCC*41p;P Ticsvv in an zbn:,s incltiding
the Agticul.tutal gbties,, that- We/be openiho ark; doors to cbmmerpial
It oQems to me that thla Would tY yen the principle of
z.oniftcr and ixa�� ke it impossi � � —to brin-t about: contro,ll,od growth
and deze lop
ment. q� 'u, E IN w"`....
fool sure that many oP my neigbbo*-s in the t arm nq area
northwest ot- Chico Zt el tbLx aMe way about thi8 and. I hope
the Pllnnninq Coramisrlt the l lowCUP*
�y fr„„�a ,at,)ers who oppnso10V OADx Ta NCL
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OMMISaIaN
• ? MTNUTES EebruaY�r7 } 1979
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0tutte Cgtin ty �Boarci of SUperrl',sazs Ordinaz��e amenr� ng. Cnapte� 4
24` of the tui tte County, Code t iliow ,Home Occupat�i,on.5 iq:`a�
,
zones allowing rosident�al us,e's as fcal`lo%,s c_,,,
a SEG'TI.QN 3 nefinit `o »—
x: n , Chapter z'4 of- the. Butto cau' my G+�de a s
hereby ameRdA try the addition of tete fe,llo vr, �t>,Soctian
G
24 21 �" �iC1 tE ►C UPA�lC9N An•`", of the foilowi bus�.neSsSc-S ter
services conducted on the prem�ses� 1)y oc�up€�ntA,�. of �esid'a t.ia�l`
dwellings or,tbleliemes.
ale`` of a rzcultUral oocls nrocuced ott the
<t pxemx'ses
CbJ Indoor display and sale of arts and &t afts goods''mroduco'd
on the pr tnises, ineluding,pottery jel4elry, Iia itxngs�
sti,1.hture, fu'.Initctre, photographs, l�eathpttmrk and similaf
ob'ects,
f'c' Protessibhal ;offices and, servi ees ice* ;epi by, thb Std'te ,
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BUTTE COUNTS PLANNING �OWRSSIO' N
MINUT$ - February 7; 1979
o.f 'California `
ed) opfice' s and serva ces con tu�cted
` x, � w telephone, l Frimar b maid or
"Damestie sczz'vics 'xxc3udahg laundry.,
x.Y r ��3milar uses , ,f,xoning, sewing and
'C'f, athe� sez°r:ic�:s conducted°tiyathn a ,residential 'dwells»
h�rONatred�u Chzi ter 24 of the 13t<<tte
c,P
� �� nci st Ions �
r r h•tth the add f: on'�t..t}��e C r'tttl''ty�Code is
i , -„section: ”'
folaowx
„ . n, , •? '? 0 HOME OCCUPATIONS
. �.�_ Notsithstandin '� ,
contras. —in t x"Ti haP °tis a E`nny p,.rbvis on`� o the
w r home c�ccu 'it z.a.azs a.,
24-21 7, are, all ted � �„subject to ecur`in d fined r Serr�tlon
case`61C
" �r� alal`�zorl�es `'trXiich allotir� A ell %n *s and t�C�sil�i rh�mesij, eA;lcl
home acc,t,tpatons shaill h.c sith7'ect to the, cond.;tion
;
,
rimploymexit,' and wort: on home' occa ;,aht aitsstial7 , be lami.ted
te,, members, of the family z-e,sid-, on t}te }I I!., bes,
,(!�) Or,-premise adve'xtasinrl 'for home occuratiolls”) shall ,die
limited (..to ono unl i ghtcd sign wi' th notrt ar'e than three ( )
�s taa'rt' feet of display area`; and such s tart shall not he
-lscate& in any required `•arri:
All enuaT ment° mator,i.;il-;,s ane} wn,stes connecter} with 'home
occupations stili he stkpted within a °bui;lc}itt .
SECTION S, Zones. The Pr9visions o:f this o'rd�ttance shale
v to the followow � zones z ,:?LPP1y
A-2 (General), A=2 Ltd, l(I,imitt~d Gen4ra.l), A S, ,A' ricultural)
C ) by (Agricultural)� (Agri
A 160 A ricul tural , f tZes�cult�ural:)
10 A ricultural A 29
C � ) A }t A .rxcultura.l'` - �oside'tfiial) , A.R-, `
(Ap;rictiltural -Pkes dential.) , AR�-*1N (Agriculttiral Lt�esadcnt .al
,
Mobile }Tome) , AR-fIi-�'(1rxculttiral Resa�lentzal�rtobile Home)
A-St (Agricultural Suburban }tes-dential), C-j (Light
3 ( E ,
Cammerc inl) , . C (General Cbmrnercial) ; G-C (Cnmmurtity Commercial �) ,
C-F (commercial Foxestry)� FR-?
(Foothill Recreainnal) , ,.'i.R-,
( oofhill neci*eataozial) Pit,-10 �(I�oothill. Roc`reational)
(FS"othill Aacr,eational) PK-40 (Foothill Recreationa
(Paothall Rec l);
ent;iortal)�, fi-C (}lWIWAV Commercial.) , 1%jq CLight
F. strial)
Indu, rf-2 (Efear� y . l"ndustra i)R (Mobile, Home Park)
(Mountaixt or Recr�dat'Oh SubdlVisWPion 'Re�sideAtial) PARC
(Planned Area C
A $C luttr) s R-1 (;5'�ttple Ftnl1.. Resaderit
r.tzriamurt 7)e
( idl)�a
r ns zty, RAft
S-Idont l - Arts $' tr tf`ts) R`Z . flu ieX
Residential,) r, .
nimuit DeriSity i°esic}ettti�'t� , }� 4 f}' 'fi C p 1
1
,.� Y ) ( s ) ) (iaXImum
Density Reszder�,tiAl - Restr=icted Service , R�bf}i (itAs`��xehtial
Mobile home , P-N ttos'idehtial. 7\oncont`ormzri r
ben5it 1 0Sidet`lta,ax-',MObV1e }ior►e) , „RT' 1 vA (Min m l (f'fxrtimu�i
. Minimum f7P,rt > ty
Resxd ntxai Trazlet)� S }I,.r(SC0f1'C Hig}tt���.yr), S�-R (Stibur'bar,
Rolsdent.ial) , �R-l/2-(StiWihall Resin}ehtra') S12�1` (Suburbain
Redd n i� im?i rtyMoiiitain) �tr�yttt5aiT mbe,rrir,t (rims> r IOU
r.)t tiri}
=i l
( otintain� Thi 1,� (Timber
i;totuttairt), Tf•f 20 Mhiher iI unta n)T fw n (T m}�x I� uitir„=tin)
°ra
1i�} 160 (Timber Moutg"ll ), TP-150 (Ti�'ber Latid PoosC- e"Ie)
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"TITTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMIS, SION
MINUTES-. Februar 7 1978
,. Y - Y a
D:F C• 79-55-1-44 �.
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t, Mr 4 Butterwick read the first 4 section's- of the p o osocl i1`da nai:ce and
thin
c��sng inonlorandua�t from Bettye lai.r, a ��L" Or of 1�1..rining:
�'„ a•ead the folio �i3
T� .�Pl.atn�ng Commission:
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SUBJECT'' i 1proposbd' Rome Occupation OrdYxnance
v
CtlAT., x Ebruaryf''_,y 1979
The Craft of the home,) occupation ordiriancerYNto k�o he x'11 y
the Corgnission on February 7 was 'written, ,4s Section,z �.
6`'
clearly staters, to be applied to al'l xanes titi+Dere resld,Y.hes
'ate
>> permitted, Thus, the list of applicable zones in S�n.
e6tio
zr�cludes: all exist'ijig county zoning 'classif.ications A-ere
rr'Obil'le- homes. or awaventional awallin s are Al-routed W tHA\or
P
ult ,but a' use erini° As ,,it now reads
�� a f the lrst`, include; a
"
number -of x:6it ng categories whidf already allow home oocL�a-
tion : =cir 'ot�tex 7.:ight, commercial uses, either out fight, w 'tli
-4 ,use per it or with,plan approval.'
I t
r- The Cwimission shoul'ZI t + isider deleting, +ase permit requirerne7�ts-
.
for �smtl,l,,,busine"ses in '„Ones 'Which alre'ady ali e a 'varie~ty,
P c�ommcrc`'ia-1 activities without d iscret-�onaxyr ��T cw; 6 c,.e
`Lur ;;resent zones fit' th1s clescription,c r
1Generc��
C-1 (Light Comrmo cia1)
C-” (General Commercials
M-1 (Light Industrials
?4-2 (Heavy lndustr.tal) ,, a `IX
N-C (Neighborhood Commercials
Z •,
of home occupations, as defined in the prop osa
..
ordir_as fie , axe thus dt1nWod nov withotit a use permit i.n tR�se
�) commie and:. "inclustr Mal,. tants. The non-residential nature
of the M-1 and M-2 zones is esneciAlly shorn by theft use,
x sit re Ui rer
p .�e s off' a�. tad 'The T�-C, .tone alloti�r,
ttor�_s�.dei�ytres at a�.,l anti Shoul�llli.ngsz
�� cat � ha`ve been tai luded in thea.
Set eRal �,other zones which are pramarale� ri intent
�ted1�
also allow $Aa.11 buslneSses without a use Thp R-4 fjonne
allows profess,tonal and hasincus offices as well as m
utiYe lir. s om, 0 occttpat3ons allo.w,ed in the T1 zoninguserlel�
I !�a 5e8os"
.i 1nC,.�t~��e only home arts acrid crag' p � emises�'
, produced on the ar
Sim clar:lW , the A-1 A $ C tones iri 'Paradiso allow residents to ,
opera,to prafessionftl serviCaS and domestirr arts and grafts wi h
lsrtit ations of emVloymont, signs and perking. The pR zoites
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,BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
x MINUTE,8 pebrusry 7, 197
,a
, `t �ado ted in the Butte Creek Canyon,, at�t<a and fro o dd
„ p y '� p :fox° the
t Graxg_f7oo,xetotvn s.clge Area 4onta�n the- .bramdest arsarris3ons fo>V', '
°home bccitpations` xhey a1 ot,� the, r"sallh o ants arlcl crafts, gtiotis ,�` \
and services prN6ced oda:"the px�emise�� !sublet toa,) condit'ior�s .tan
�< o�cun to onsandmidit bel obj c ions use �`ppkrmit.s for Mame
e� u� r
' = o ' "which 1
zlable jbecousr of .mb18o,
odor, smoke,.oast, bright ligh,#, vibration, polL t. ti,ffic
►► '
congestionA etc If, the Cammissxan gashes to apply_ t i'd-laxo-.
posed home occupation ordinance to residential, zones
° already allortv' simil.✓av uses without a use permit tie ��r��uld
coifsxder deleti.�ng the eatist�n� x: �'
t•a • b lirav sxons for
et,� Qbrmmercial
uses in the R-1" :a.F, C, F-R and �T-M "zone s,..,xeplacjjig h m entirely
O th ,,the net+ prov`a�si,ons for home occ,arat` ons .'
The A,-2.. Limited tone not, allows ,%a,il ''commorcxal. uses Faith �: uso�
and the I-I-C zone a11m-ws l --h' co�mert.1al uses with a
1„ use er,mit. T most li ' These s e t t,t'o Tones na w a 1, a �r a'l'l, o r home +a ce,up a,;-�•
t`ion,s with a use c���xAla � �. :Adding the provisions ,o£ the new�,n�''
ordinance ,to t} ,, k",-2 L miiecl and H-*C zones could-be ;chewed asp ;
unnecessary or repetitious,
The GiC az+d PA-C zonee allow x�.sidential and lommercial,
uses subject to° Comms 16sioia approval of a development plot plain.
Adding the new provisions to thol C-C' and PA-C zones ti46uld'rem
quire use > permits for businesses conducted U)ithi dwel`1n,gs
built under previous and similar plan approv'als'.
Ataff tecomm6n, •t.j d-legion of A'2', Cl') C,-2, M-1., M9 2, ,N Cr-
A-2 Lt'd . ; and 14-C from the proposed ordina,4i e ,
SOLt
tat"E recommOlds that R-1 A F, C; p-It and T41 be, revised tea' provide t
11140me OcCUpafions" as defined
Staff also, rd;commends r'� � sale of agricultural gbols produced
on the preMstrs.11 could `,:�`t�t deleted from the last of hone
occupations'. This type `of use 'etas Jong ,'beef cunsiderad as a'
customary and subordinate accessory to. farming opetatxont, and
is allowed in all, zones Ywhich allow agyricul.tural' 'Uses.
A typographical error in Section I, pl VDINd8 must b& , cor` dcted
i'. e . The second f': ldii4g -oft,'l xnw,s G; Tnd '8 should be titta.ned '
on overnneni assisf,,;ance, and home-to j4orjc trantporta . dependence
to read .. ► . than I omo bu,u„nesses decrease f Lnancaal depend
StcVd ,Sttoet'gi", l`.mri,x`txlniL.nta1 Po' iov nopartitioh•t', the 'Tiscussi6ii.
of r"n��i.°ronmental r6al ati3Oil , Pointing C�:(It s�r1itt� of tlto ;,dvrarlta'�es and
di.sadvas tagos of siiOi ar 't x.c�i����.Kti ea �'il.�,) "1111 t: sti:n- s ,mc objoctlon,-151.e,
fea.tarea., c.
T110 17 c'; x�i`n was 0)ell d t�) Lice jltiblic,
le',kr 3. Tellry, knnoOy Avonuo4 t,'hicca; cufl�od o wliat aXfoct tliis p�'opns,i d'
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IiU'1"'i"E COUNTY PLANNING CQI �h{ SS'
ION � ���
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MINUTES - February 7�, 0
orer�ation £0 13•Jayea,'s a�nVe Oil hi�sa� l'r5 tinea' � epax s ie wtJta.t tacl ..been. A
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J.
App e1nanresident of 14th STreet, Orovi lle, obj ert,-tt!c o
use p xm t k'6e • 6uns ,l Siemsen ocommented that if tt' t.l;�' sre pormiit +e�'
quired that theze A14 hzwe to,be' some kind. 6f ,;,an e0111OAmen.ta.l ass`�ssmeri-
of each prof o,s-al and that' a deci4lipn 'tvould have to be 1ntt�de as ' to tVi�et�igR��'
the use Mould be Only iri the'main- dt,�e].1i.�g on -t,nu
pxent,iSe-S. or Coula be r
in another structure on the same pt►rcel. Mr• AppeUlan skid that xn 11s
Y� opitiun, it shotild be permitted in any structure, �3i1� 4�}du1>d nok.A'tae jest
.. out ih toe. open.
Hkick Robinson, 33SO VZ�o,tblll 'BIkrd �,
• , 1x vil ': `'said, t�l36'r th-ings go tl�e' lvay
thea►sure
go Ing.
,n
Z�.loyd Ru'ett, r2110')Tt� ica, Orbville"' roq;uested that ,.i�.ex;sv be all`orveci.
to earn a cert4in" amotint prior to the requirement + �i pc:rmi:t,, and asked
what the tpu'rpose and motive o:t the ftd nd ce is C:gi�txsol Si et�seri said'C
tha;-t the rurpose teas to allow-, home oct�pAtions in aft areas, where they
z., 'z B not now 1,6rmiqC
�\ Skyway, off:., in r.avo' r of tbi 4� O-rainahceth , 1Cafiiit u
De Drab Dent unn ez , 4 � S �1 Sk t,�a s�
p s�. att t ... o have a sYnall. xpp ,Dance I•epaa.x
bus �r�esslvinit<lycix Tome to su�hiem ual� �xd t
i
• Zit a ��� t. iie om 10}xment
keell t, ta5trxn,, 1.1 Cleiesi( s Drive, ,i�
e'!fstio•. In. ed ti,.�t dupnes• tic.�.serir J..''hc
e
.s
xrrthey ataid riotpo"sa�could requcre.a �
eobnoxi.011:a
to, Yieplaots y �
Lucius ,1 1, een;t a 11, �Stx6e;j t�rovi 110,$ who r dd.e.; iterations
(mens' clothing)-, +;Ljue;5tioned CSS� 2-1j .;the payment of additional„ fees.
«' Jim Pryor, �tox 0291, 1Voc.dleaf Stgr .i bute,' Oroville, que'stioned tl),e need for
such an iJ1#�5n rit: ariu�-t—'dA0lt," I f you rzaii l t enforce it, ,►, 6n) k ltlal�l
Joan Riddle, 0136 La Phri�e Road, asked that,.. arts and craft,
�� be eclud d.
,,P,M .. ''0156 - circ • P ;. n �`
avid ictarti'n, l:�a Prir,t�. Road, t�is��cci for a.r�:�i.ca�ta.orr o.� thc. t�rt'iry
11
dealing wvith agricultural products. �
Jane n:riVe, Oro,vrllle, dressniakov at that: address for
some years, sftid that: the $75, 00 fee is unfaiv.:,
John Pryor, Woo(13' - of Sttotrte, askod (178), tvlty ��e a:�c� lz�;s friends `tvho
wtwre sr. -'.11 ,contrai tors should' have to pay v, fee to use their kitch ��
tablO ' or an office; Acting Chair•��r��n pine�wlYard ,asked ho c• 1t�tY�xyo� tlaot ij
used their p opc rtv for starage vards l,or ocluipmelyt, py t t,s of lumber and
i( other building mato,r, tals:
1
r% John Fry, Oro natty, Blvd, tVest,roville, Cbritnrextted that tete hobby ne w
r,
,
p
if
&o" ---6 bairn had gror,rn, a�tin a a tnl' blown �unK ard, 'and recon vended that
the- �opceco ordlinanco,;'�'; ame things not allol",d without a use �6fmitr, h�, tl n triose th��j a°��' � 63
TRcibert t. Ca4be'vt , ferry -bree1 t,��:+s cat�6,orrhed about how this pxol5osal'
i ((w46ul�l affect the 5C1.;e of Rctle`L �� �,"?�' II�w�C}> proCltltrts - -all d" those of I
!§17d I a'r nature , '
d
Commissioner asked thft� the a`;tViguitl:bs and. -coAfli.cts be retioved
from this "e7rdi.ziance by staff and commented tlaa;t the Commission has, the
option off' rocomne-nding acceptance, rejeeti.on or modi.iie"ttion oP the
Mr. ftttert,ick contrrtented .,Mat' we aTe not dealing with s mplo, alubiguities
�� but ratho7� with per- lex—Ing questi.ans relating to policy which will re Ltir
6irection from tho Commi.gsIi.on.
�yr: �� ��r
orhar ) rofervy ngto hiMsolf fts the A'Uvocatel' alc s ,.
s is a loUv,;r ordinance",' ,No then 'ap17hinted. C:ommis'si.oners .Ga.lribex-
an '3 Gi�.tiert to tdr. i'�fi s�tith sta�i tt� change it and bTing it; back '�o ��re
Com,11i.ssion on Y(areh 7, to an OPEN hearing,
�d •.
I� :�i -
k.� 1�
RURAl3fiCrS,F,I"ff; it munitles Irks p"t iY Crce;r, nart6east bf crca¢ find water supply w€ re a fcw of the ` 1
(i -fi tnif P*itis} Orovtile,whofeet threatet cdbytheplon. quest:onsButtenvickrai5edatwetdev,Ion- i r
311�rt, I .F—f:sometrms�� tasii;eau& 1i:e cam*nrs tan and the PLanning De- ingfoothillareas. =
enep jS-murity frons Orap rile and the, s r-- , partangntsb- ffs;eyorderlyplanningisdiff fi- However, many citizens w; n• sgoice c
mount oil az.d fc thins IIVC,4 s cult because of outdated ard° iraccurate Wednesday night expre. fears the "p, j
day r lit attacked the rG st 's --weeping p" P g plan. else zoning'"' waiId never mach t;em are t:
y - 5 ovisionst to the resent general Ia
L -41A M- ninp proposal a. inaccurate- a:td Tf ek :van+ to itmrcve- the r'an soon with a t1ey would be left with daveloome• _nt YCT t
sifl:°3t„,;rWI&VI- 2Ir�ge�lcmcnVextand _als o:aftlanduse strictionsontbeirTropertie;. r
y.�aicesgewtoshoutstwicea5theBufte iFg>T 'I"ne latter, theyadm; is Mess ►.hair
Carrently, many foothill and mour!cain
County Manning Corrimt�sior. conducted Pr'ecY v area residents haveonfn� that alTos I
Lhe atesF ofa long s+ ries os ir�irirss err a 5�lhen i4 t t; done, �,a -s F- mor planner e
ear--t4n eFforitacomplete t,`remanumpn i�v.a f�dttp . vrOrovilie. t`he, too s r tllemtosplitthetrlard: l
year-long `� The land use maps; which combit� some
tax general plaa land use element that mlf be avdrlab e to pElrerta a an `'area—
nide tannin deeishon: until the year arca" races F,s � �"db -Precise zgir rNWP=ovisf9nswith those etnbOdiedtnex-
g planning _ Y ' ;,-P _ °j ;sting map, would place much of tete land
ThelandRe elcirent fip i e ht�fare m siter..rckpromised the foot ifllsre- -in" Categories specifying one+aCre to 40-
tiiecortr•rfis.ron iter; tarth::CniYrtta�;, ceived a Mgh priority for zoning prase acrem inimumpar cAIsixes - t „
�bior tl n!ftpersormwteicfedhoheai•- dares. Bathe cautioned: '`t`;e arenoi�t.; Bt:iterwickcarefullydistinguisnesland
Sity� „uu.rc-mflictherank=r,.trer,rlf,5_(.?1lQ�I'»'le�;'l�'^�aresuitablEforr�*°f'.-'', ` •care' oriel rom zoP.i^_g. —fird 'fie
taE nrc��-stq�s_ But srra:r pe.sons a4�arl� ttal4ecelapment;,• �segortes, c sibs, are no
ct runs�siar.were residents-uf corn Begcate soils., the distance• from drbaa'' (Coaiinued on PageQA, Columcl ) f,
lVD1e i sed P3
o Law. `_J
t ROt `I fF, (E -R) -The pro- The hcnre occupation. def ni- the Parp_�ise Municipal Advis nue�sust -or The_. Esplanade,
poEed home occupatioa ordi- tion under consideration r oryCouncil_ Chico. The zonirig allows-tl a
narce may still be alive, blit "AnyorthefellecIIingbusinesscs Theleiter,sayingP2radiseal. tlisez acres to be brought inM
willfrut he requirement` -of an 'or s r ices conducted on tlhe ready faces serious waste dft�:_� 10 -acre development already
u exp; nsive: useperiz L vrer rises by occupants of reyi- pis5al probfcros,: said a use bier- underway.
TLtButtE Cant:ty Planning,cL,'r+w: r��xva�rs coe `laity C}tIDT-FV RL•znivaz
deztiai dwellings or mobile insure against the posst"iile ad- nied "without prejudice" a pro -
Com ma.,icn Wednesday it ghC lasses` .
continued a nuc is hG:t•in to verse effects oi= restaurant de- , goml by Robett. Winters of Grt- `
(Al Sale ar agriculturalgoods dley for zoning' to allow three
hf setx 2,f to oJermin° is a vera merit
p�odacedttiepremises_ p
tr reµ_Z6: TT o� duvinc= rar`,aRar rBy Indoor- display and sat 4-� But the alth Department
en tames one two -acre parcel ve
ran n, Sraatirovigi di �El4uit= arts ,and crafts- roods produce agreed the llealffr Department the n^rdle a corner -relive
r 1 avould not. approve of a develop- Oak-GIdiey and Evans-iieFmer
ningl�p 3r�*ront sta f ktLU A -on the premises, including pot: PP
d�itr.i-tan 'end "conditii, Y for ter`yy. jewelry, pa:ntu:gs, sculp- Ment unless proper waste cfisV roads rezone
i
os3lHasavailable Tile rezone from file e�rent
,iLtinripa upations lure, rw r k andh similar
ob 2 WOOD IIRvCESSIi�iG -- "general` fe residentialw=as `
TheBaardofSt; isorsFeb_ laatl:erarork and Sirriflar 0}h- f mootsincethe ardofSupenn
2t►, followinga:ffery pubiicltear- jecs. Agrescf iiia.. wood proc..ssing
%rg on the proposal before the (C Professfnaal offices and within the 16 -acre, 25 -acre and: sors rescinded a: policy riquir-
I?tanning C`arrmissiorL ordered se rviceslicejsed:bythestateof 40 -acre agricultural, zones i-ig landzorr_a `°oereraF" to be
thatthe 75 use;permitandeti- California- should ba defined as an or- rezonedbefsrebein;;deve?�sped:
vk.onmertal review provisions (D)Offices and 'serv=cescon- tiorthatstopsshort of"fabrica- GEN RAL PLAY C:i�3ivGE _t
I bk&cpped from the proposal ductedprirr rlybymailartel fl jifIVwoodpartsfaraiir_isbed--Conti:-iued,.to yTarch'.21a pry
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fhacr�ttild cover �Tt bauselSald :ane product. The commissfomdi posafiFCr.�nt;_:thegencralplan
occupations. F cr�.ft,cmeslicservices includ rected its legal counsel to return desigratloa far: 3acresbetween ,
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P rt a, ', Department Dtrcc glaundry, ironing, sawing and. wiihapr_-;z- �,..;.- _,entence , rner Lane, thico,Highwf oin o r
imiIariz tol*acluded=:nthezoningcate- rasher carie, Chico, froth off,:_
tar Bettye Blair of Orav ilie told` si ses. � chard and field pro s to a desig=-
the commission. Wednesday (FI Other- ser-rcesconducted. gorses
FaI GPG'tJ� )},S=A rozea nation allowing G macre home
night. "It 1� �t ordmancel would crit'rtna:residert;aCt:�relling 1 . PP
have pothirtl-; to do with a ire, Theconditionssuggested are: an amendment to the general si#es
perry rt but wolrtd. give a defini (gip Emp.o)inentana:work on: .plate designati:ig the area from. MEE.TINGrg Approved a
tion, of what is a home, oc•�u homk c ru aiians shall l gym- 'Ualberry to Elm streets. irorta ch�ge ,in the commission by-
,ttnn :VrTTresrnallbi,siri es. p East 23rd to East 0th utrcet,_ laws.iristeadafrteetin twice,aV
fted to, members ofthefain
end l won't makr�sEy corm hyreyidingonthepremises. Chtco,Tat Itiedlum monfh,'the cemmissionvviilnav
merfsafautilcirvaltdj` o dentialdeniµt.;pitleadk� tmdem mL -•--phi i;A_-e; gh
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eratinxallov&tnecGiincy. F for`: Mme occu atiors shall be . ignated for" industrial develop- i`_�
Deas Blairsa+-ss,)medertr=tion ttedtooncu Iightedstgnrith ment. only5,06percent ofu,Q,.0po-
isnez . ita�r A ;a}atetPe ioIIiaus 17atmareiharx three ware feet Theamendment vravld also Iaaan ars Febgilar iwak bby th
vao;atar
not tG.--liura�s'Tlegit : of display arra, and lush sign designate the Silver _nllarr air- ` according to an es
nmate by the 4
` rounds as public land and Amerir_ar, Boo,tsellers Assacia- s
ma eaperat:ens. shall hat be located fn. any re- g p _
A taction tc a}�pmve a: defui%-Rtured.yard- leaves other existing industrial tion. i?
tion of ime, ncC:ipaiions and •` (C,) 411 er�utpmen .materials zanirig;fnt F f reflecting what^ �r
some conditions was submitted- and waztes- connecte - wit nowesists,BTairsa.d- ,
` tame accupattons` shaTl-�e The eastirtt frontage of Fair r
to the eornmhssiUmedns
Wednesday
nigl to dthenwithdrawiL sfcredwitl=a_:ia�iuil ing_ Street from abaut. East 22�t to --,i
thecomf=,won wantsto give oma ae inir, ,e commis= past,2 3 streets was desig
- its iepl coumel time to; deter stns - stated forindustrial uses: i 3
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ni.nt i:«litionsonh:,thteoecu: STG3ti5 CtiiiYusSion,Clta"; -
;Ovvei ut m;h
gntionscurrently al ,#�����;titernfGridiey�r pr0uectzottttgfora2l•lot��r' �
soM zoneswould cos lr4t with. pdfntcr;~cfrs►iinls:,taner; Nin;t 'slots on fi.�_airy off
the prop..) -;ed. broader ordt- L:itnbert of Cbico and',terryr> v= R 'I tic,tr Lig aou?,h x j,
Bance. erhardafF'aratiisetosiud}bust- fL?ilroirdca` tracksinFarad.>,m �
Hess sig, in corn ty axpas teeth. CM(() HEZQ.E-App.'red
thepessibility-afdraftinganor- an additional ria-�in�c-farnrly,
'dittanacetoregth}atethenI -,homes for a ore -acre parcel on
DLcPIE :h. ItFSTAi11wNTS the southeast Comer C!r1si�k, r �T
and Moll aveni>es. Chico. T:i t�
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—App;roved'aaamcndrnenCic. si�fiorneswifiheanestenswflof ,�
f� ttS� "commercial, zone allow- MO Ett,,,iiE
ingdrive-in restaurants v iifiot . the existing, b}ewa
Yebud Fines SAUSAGE
develop,ne, t.
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auseperuut__ t CFIISPE"ZONR—Approved i
ihhecommissionunanimously r @ex`s ISH MUFFIf
. Butte apprav<d the amend hent filo- mai,ti-family re:,.d_r_tfa Zoning ;
� r y Calk,
r` spite aletter>n oppr�>it c i front far three acres. off Siiast.-f Avg s
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on Wedresday,, Feb.. 7 T attexadad the=-�lannl��g CQ'mx �.ssion �
hearing_Con�t,i=at- I ona x ii t . t .e� :l ar -.
�n on the parti��ur
and Fong agenda I left
before seer g anefi�eac 1
sub jc� : k W._he d--t o e?�re e� tpa na�zxi an.�,_
chose to write =this letter of corice=i ,fq�r Your aoin:a d ram. n.
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What do Ub�}ect t�1 »,
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under "f2q�-20C�: item (a l�hmii�i�g ymeri�to
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alone « A Wido J, wxdo��e �' o '3her, single person probably �.
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--hoses to a,t n`seds to s�?pr 1.e�:erYt iTttome with �:�'%ome cgcupe°t�bn•.,
day.psaaslrar. t:he..phcne.,.; ,
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v meet a tUstomex`,
or to carry bit the,, -service
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