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SUBDIVIDER'S STATEMENT
Name
Robert & Georctie Bellin•
Date
July. 1992
Project
TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION
AP #
47-28-14, 15 & 20
1.
Existing use (s) of the land
single family residence
2.
Proposed use (s) of the land'
single
family residential
and
light industrial use with a_single
family residence.for the owner.
3.
Improvements proposed (See Ch. 20-21 County
Code)
4.
Public areas proposed N/A
5.
Tree planting/or removal (approx.
number)
none
6. Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive reservations or covenants.
existing or proposed shall be attached to this -statement.
attached none
7. State type of division, i.e., private road, urban rural, etc. .
private road
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LD 1040 'EX. V •
SECTION 24-163 SR -3 (SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:
(1) One single-family dwelling per parcel, not including tents,
trailers or mobile homes;
(2) Accessory buildings pertinent to the permitted uses;
(3). Agricultural uses, including the keeping of animals, subject to
the animal maintenance requirements of Sections 24-35.1 through
24-35.3, inclusive, of this Code.
(4) The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall not be less than
three (3) acres, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding;
(5) The minimum lot width shall not be less than one hundred thirty
(130) feet, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding.
(b) Uses requiring use permits: The following uses are permitted subject
to securing a use permit'in each case:
(3) Keeping and raising small animals for domestic use, including
dogs, cats and household pets, poultry and other birds, bees, fish
and frogs;
(4) Keeping of animals, subject to the animal maintenance requirements
of Sections 24-35.1 through 24-35.3, inclusive of this Code.
(5) Prospecting, claiming, drilling, mining, excavating and dredging
of mineral, hydrocarbon and geothermal resources, except as
limited in paragraph (b) below; -
(6) Protection of land and forests from fire, erosion, floods, slides,
quakes, insects, diseases andpollution, including arboretums and
natural wilderness, experimental and study areas;
(7) Display and sale of products of agricultural uses and home arts
and crafts produced on the premises;
(8) Accessory uses, improvements and structures customary and
pertinent to permitted uses, except Ias limited in paragraph (b)
below, including guest houses, barns, sheds, shops, garages and
storage areas;
Board of Supervisors Discussion Item 83-233• Uses permitted: Small
hydro generating plants of 5 megawatts or less.
(b) Uses requiring use permits: The following uses are permitted subject
to first securing a use permit in each case: •
(1) Residential uses other than one single-family dwelling per parcel
or one -single-family dwelling per one acre for TM -1, including
labor camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters or dwelling
units at greater densities;
(2) Commercial wood processing plants;
(3) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
(4) Commercial livestock feed yards; L X
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(5) Animal product processing plants;
(6) Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which might be
objectionable by reason of noise. odor. smoke, dust, bright light.
service stations, drive-in restaurants and other uses which are of
similar character;
(8) Recycling facilities as per section 24-68.
(c) Site requirements: The requirements of section 24-33 of this Code are
modified in the following particulars for building sites in H-C zones:
(1) Lot width required: Minimum lot width shall not'be less than
twenty-five (25) feet.
The lot width requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(2) Side vard requirements: None, except when the side of a lot abuts
upon the side of a lot in an R district, in which case the
abutting side yard shall not be less than five (5) feet; and
except where the side yard on the street side of a corner lot
abuts on an R district, in which case the side yard on the street
side shall be one-half the front yard required in such R
districts.
The side yard requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(3) Rear yard requirements: Twelve (12) feet, or five (5) feet
adjacent to any alley.
SECTION 24-113.5 L-I (LIMITED INDUSTRIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:'
(1) Storage and distribution of goods and materials, including
wholesaling, warehouses, moving services, vehicle storage, mini-
storage, delivery services and similar uses, but not including
storage of flammables, explosives or materials which create dust,
odors or fumes;
(2) Off-site construction and maintenance services, including
building, electrical,. plumbing, heating, roofing, painting,
landscaping, excavation and similar contractors and janitorial,
fumigating, septic tank pumping, and similar services;
(3) Assembly and light manufacturing uses which are not objectionable,
obnoxious or offensive by reason of emission of noise, smoke,
dust, odors, fumes, cinders, heat, bright lights, vibration,
radiation, refuse matter or water -carried waste and which.do not
involve the handling of flammable, explosive or dangerous
materials. Permitted uses include woodworking and cabinet shops;
sheet metal work; printing, engraving and sign manufacture; and
manufacture of clothing, handicrafts, tools, instruments,
fixtures, parts and equipment from previously prepared materials;
but do not include casting, milling, smelting, refining, weaving,
rebuilding, recycling, brewing, bottling, canning, tanning,
rendering or any chemical processing;
(4) Public uses and utilities, not including recreation facilities,
disposal sites, sewage treatment and power plants;
(5) Residence of caretaker or proprietor;
(6) Advertising signs.
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C ITY or CHICO
INC ia7z oo
OFFICE OF.THE
CITY MANAGER,
196 E. Fifth Street
P.O. Boz 3420
Chico, CA 95927
(916) 895-4800
ATSS 459-4800
D-90-1/Chrono
County of Butte
Department of Development Services
Attention: Stuart Edell
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
February 26, 1993
planning Department
MAR p 2 1993
pTovtlle, Cailtornia
Re: Airport Estates Subdivision (R. & G. Bellin) - Tentative Subdivision
Map - A.P. No's 47-28-14, 151& 20.
Dear Mr. Edell:
This letter is in response to your February 1, 1993 request for comments
regarding the above referenced tentative subdivision, located adjacent
to the north boundary of the Chico Municipal Airport.
The City of Chico Airport Commission reviewed this matter at its
February 23, 1993 meeting and expressed the following concerns regarding
this subdivision:
1. Noise. This proposed subdivision is located in an area which is
subject to aircraft engine noise exposure, including departing
airborne aircraft and extended on -ground aircraft engine
operation in connection with maintenance and repair procedures.
In this latter regard, it is not unusual for the Airport tenant
located at the north,end of the Airport to run very large
engines at full power for two to three hours at a time, and for
the airline operating at the Airport to rev up aircraft engines
early in the morning in the "run up" area at the north end of
the taxi -way.
2. Safety. Due to its proximity to the Airport operations area,
the proposed subdivision could be subject to low-level aircraft..
overflights, particularly on departure, which could create
potential safety concerns in the event of an aircraft emergency.
3. Incompatibility with Airport Industrial Uses. The,proposed
subdivision is located immediately adjacent to and behind the
very large Fleetwood Motor Home manufacturing facility located
in the Airport Industrial Park, which operates on a 24-hour per
day basis, and which includes an engine shop on the north side
of the property. The Commission felt that the proposed
residential uses in the subdivision would be incompatible with
thesg industrial uses.
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SUBDIVIDER'S STATEMENT
Name Robert & Georgie Bellin• __ Date July 1992
Project TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION
AP # 47-28-14, 15 & 20
1. Existing use (s) of the land
single family residence
2.
Proposed use (s) of
the land
single
family
residential.
and
light industrial
use with
a_single
family
residence for the owner
3. Improvements proposed (See Ch. 20-21 County Code)
4. Public areas proposed
N/A
5. Tree planting/or removal (approx. number)
none
6. Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive reservations.or covenants
existing or.proposed shall be attached to this statement.
attached none
7. State type of division, i.e., private road, urban rural, etc. ^
private road
LD 1040 EX
SECTION 24-163 SR -3 (SUBURBAN RESIDENTIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:
(1) One single-family dwelling per parcel, not including tents,
trailers or mobile homes;
(2) Accessory buildings pertinent to the permitted uses;
(3) Agricultural uses, including the keeping of animals, subject to
the animal maintenance requirements of Sections 24-35.1 through
24-35.3, inclusive, of this Code.
(4) The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall not be less than
three (3) acres, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding
(5) The minimum lot width shall not be less than one hundred thirty
(130) feet, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding.
(b) Uses reoruiermits: The following uses are permitted subject
to securing a use permit in each case:
(3) Keeping and raising small animals for domestic use, including
dogs, cats and household pets, poultry and other birds, bees, fish
and frogs;
(4) Keeping of animals, subject to the animal maintenance requirements
of Sections 24-35.1 through 24-35.3, inclusive of this Code.
(5) Prospecting, claiming, drilling, mining, excavating and dredging
of mineral, hydrocarbon and geothermal resources, except.as
limited in paragraph (b) below
(6) Protection of land and forests from fire, erosion, floods, slides,
quakes, insects, diseases and pollution, including arboretums and
natural wilderness, experimental and study areas;
(7) Display and sale of products of agricultural uses and home arts
and crafts produced on the premises;
(8') Accessory uses, improvements and structures customary and
pertinent to permitted uses, except as limited in paragraph (b)
below, including guest houses, barns, sheds, shops, garages and
storage areas;
Board of Supervisors Discussion Item 83-233: Uses permitted: Small
hydro generating plants of 5 megawatts or less.
(b) Uses recuirina use hermits: The following uses 'are permitted subject
to first securing a use permit in each case: •
(1) Residential uses other than one single-family dwelling per parcel
or one single-family dwelling per one acre for TM -1, including
labor camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters or dwelling
units at greater densities;
(2) Commercial wood processing plants;
(3) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
(4) Commercial livestock feed yards;
T
P processing
(5) Animal product rocessin plants;
(6) Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which might be
objectionable by reason of noise. odor. smoke, dust, bright light.
service stations, drive-in restaurants and other uses which are of
similar'character;
(8) Recycling facilities as'per section 24-68..
(c) Site requirements: The requirements of section 24-33 of this Code are
modified in the following particulars for building sites in E -C zones:
(1) Lot width required: Minimum lot width shall not be less than
twenty-five (25) feet.
The lot width requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(2) Side yard requirements: None, except when the side of a lot abuts
upon the side of a lot in an R district, in which case the
abutting side yard shall not be less than five (5) feet; and
except where the side yard on the street side of a corner lot
abuts on an R district, in which case the side yard on the street
side shall be one-half the front yard required in such R
districts.
The side yard requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(3) Rear yard requirements: Twelve (12) feet, or five (5) feet
adjacent to any alley.
SECTION 24-113.5 L -I (LIMITED INDUSTRIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses uermitted:
(1) Storage and distribution of goods and materials, including
wholesaling, warehouses, moving services, vehicle storage, mini -
storage, delivery services and similar uses, but not including
storage of flammables, explosives or materials which create dust,
odors or fumes;
(2) Off-site construction and maintenance services, including
building, electrical, plumbing, heating, roofing, painting,
landscaping, excavation and similar contractors and janitorial,
fumigating, septic tank pumping, and similar services;.
(3) Assembly and light manufacturing uses which are not objectionable,
obnoxious or offensive by reason of emission of noise, smoke,
dust, odors, fumes, cinders, heat, bright lights, vibration,
radiation, refuse matter or'water-carried waste and which do not
involve the handling of flammable, explosive or dangerous
materials. Permitted uses include woodworking and cabinet shops;
sheet metal work; printing, engraving .and sign manufacture;. and
manufacture of clothing, handicrafts, tools, instruments,
fixtures, parts and equipment from previously prepared materials;
but do not include,casting, milling, smelting, refining,weaving,
rebuilding, recycling, brewing, bottling, canning, tanning,
rendering or any chemical processing;
(4) Public uses and utilities, not including recreation facilities,
disposal sites, sewage treatment and power plants;
(5) Residence of caretaker or proprietor;
(6) Advertising signs..
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SUBDIVIDER'S STATEMENT
Name Robert & Georcrie Bellin• Date July 1992
Project TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION
AP # 47-28-14, 15 & 20
1. Existing use (s) of the.land
single family residence
2. Proposed use (s) of the land single family residential
and light industrial use with a_single family residence for the owner
3. Improvements proposed (See Ch. 20 -21 -County Code)
4. Public areas proposed
N/A
5. Tree planting/or removal (approx. number)
none
6. Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive reservations or covenants
existing or proposed shall be attached to this statement.
attached none
7. State type of division, i.e., private road, urban rural, etc.
private road
LD10 0 �
SECTION 24-163 SR -3 (SUB.URBAN RESIDENTIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:
(1) One single-family dwelling per parcel, not including tents,
trailers or mobile homes;.
(2) Accessory buildings pertinent to the permitted uses;
(3) Agricultural uses, including the keeping of animals, subject to
the animal maintenance 'requirements of Sections 24-35.1 through
24-35.3, inclusive, of this Code.
(4) The minimum lot area per dwelling unit shall not be less than
three (3) acres, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding;
(5) The minimum lot width shall not be less than one hundred thirty
(130) feet, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding.
(b) Uses' requiring use hermits: The following uses are permitted subject
to securing a use permit in each case:
(3) Keeping and raising small animals for domestic use, including
dogs, cats and household pets, poultry and other birds, bees, fish
and frogs;
(4) Keeping of animals, subject to the animal maintenance requirements
of Sections 24-35.1 through 24-35.3, inclusive of this Code.
(5) Prospecting, claiming, drilling, mining, excavating and dredging,
of mineral, hydrocarbon and geothermal resources, except as
limited in paragraph (b) below;
(6) Protection of land and forests from fire, erosion, floods, slides,
quakes, insects, diseases and pollution, including arboretums and
natural wilderness, experimental and study areas;
(7) Display and sale of products of agricultural uses and home arts
and crafts produced on the premises;
(8) Accessory uses, improvements and structures customary and
pertinent to permitted uses, except as limited in paragraph (b)
below, including guest houses, barns, sheds, shops, garages and
storage areas;
Board -of Supervisors Discussion Item 83-233• Uses permitted: Small
hydro generating plants of 5 megawatts or less.
(b) Uses requiring use Permits: The following uses are permitted subject
to first securing a use permit in each case: •
(1), Residential uses other than one -single-family dwelling per parcel
or one single=family dwelling per one acre for TM -1, including
labor camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters or dwelling
units at greater.densities;
(2) Commercial wood processing plants;
(3) Commercial.kennels and animal hospitals;
(4) Commercial livestock feed yards; /_x
(5) Animal product processing plants; L
(6) Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which might be
ob-iectionable by reason of noise. odor. smoke, dust, bright light.
service stations, drive-in restaurants and other uses which are of
similar character;
(8) Recycling facilities as per section 24-68.
(c) Site requirements: The requirements of section,24-33 of this Code are
modified in the following particulars for building sites in H -C zones:
(1) Lot width required: Minimum lot width shall not be less than
twenty-five (25) feet.
The lot width requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(2) Side yard reauirements: None, except when the side of a lot abuts
upon the side of a lot in an R district, in which case the
abutting side yard shall not be less than five (5) feet; and
except where the side yard on the street side of a corner lot
abuts on.an R district, in which case the side yard on the street
side shall be one-half the front yard required in such R
districts.
The side yard requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
- to the requirements for any residential zone.
(3) Rear yard requirements: Twelve (12) feet, or five (5) feet
adjacent to any alley.
SECTION 24-113.5 L -I (LIMITED INDUSTRIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:
(1) Storage and distribution of goods and materials, including
wholesaling, warehouses, moving services, vehicle storage, mini -
storage, delivery services and similar uses, but not including
storage of flammables, explosives or materials which create dust,
odors or fumes;
(2) Off-site construction and maintenance services, including
building, electrical, plumbing, heating, roofing, painting,
landscaping, excavation and similar contractors and janitorial,
fumigating, septic tank pumping, and similar services;
(3) Assembly and light manufacturing uses which are not objectionable,
obnoxious or offensive by reason of emission of noise, smoke,
dust, odors, fumes, cinders, heat, bright lights, vibration,
radiation, refuse matter or water -carried waste and which do not
involve the handling of flammable, explosive or dangerous
materials. Permitted uses include woodworking and cabinet shops;
sheet metal work; printing, engraving and sign manufacture; and
manufacture of clothing, handicrafts, tools, instruments,
fixtures, parts and equipment from previously prepared materials;
but do not include casting, milling, smelting, refining, weaving,
rebuilding, recycling, brewing, bottling, canning, tanning,
rendering or any chemical processing;
(4) Public uses and utilities, not including recreation facilities,
disposal sites, sewage treatment and power plants;
(5) Residence of caretaker or proprietor;
(6) Advertising signs.
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OFFICE OF THE
CITY MANAGER
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196E. Fifth Street
CITY«CHICO Po. Box 3420 MAR p 2 1993
IWC1872Chico, CA 95927
(916) 895-4800 Cailfotnis
ATSS 459-4800 0,oviUe,
-D-90-1/Chrono February 26, 1993
County of Butte
Department of Development Services
Attention: Stuart Edell
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
Re: Airport Estates Subdivision (R. & G. Bellin) - Tentative Subdivision
Map - A.P. No's 47-28-14, 15 & 20.
Dear Mr. Edell:
This letter is in response to your February 1, 1993 request for -comments
regarding the above referenced tentative subdivision, located adjacent
to the north boundary of the Chico Municipal Airport.
The City of Chico Airport Commission reviewed this matter at its
February 23, 1993 meeting and expressed the following concerns regarding
this subdivision:
1. Noise. -Thisproposed subdivision is located in an area which is
subject to aircraft engine noise exposure, including departing
airborne Iaircraft and extended on -ground aircraft engine
operation in connection with maintenance and repair procedures.
In this latter regard; it is not unusual for the Airport tenant
located at the north end of the Airport -to run very large
engines at full, power for two to three hours at a time, and for
the airline operating at.the Airport to rev up•aircraft engines
early in the morning in the "run up" area at the north end of
the taxi -way.
2. Safety. Due to its proximity to the Airport operations area,
the proposed subdivision could be subject to low-level aircraft..
overflights, particularly on departure, which could create
potential safety concerns in the event of an aircraft emergency.
3. Incompatibility with Airport Industrial Uses. The proposed
subdivision is located immediately adjacent to and behind the
very large Fleetwood Motor Home manufacturing facility located
in the Airport Industrial Park, which operates on a 24-hour per
day basis, and .which includes an engine shop on the north side
of the property. The Commission felt that the proposed
residential uses in the subdivision would be incompatible with
thesg industrial uses:
Ex141,6rT
County of Butte
.Department of Land Development Services
Attention: Stuart Edell
February 26, 1993
Page 2
In,addition to the above, the Commission recommended.that this matter be
referred to the Butte County Airport Land Use Commission for review as
well since this proposed subdivision'is located in an area under its
jurisdiction.
Thank you for your consideration of the Airport. Commission's concerns
and comments regarding this matter.,
Sincerely,
ROBERT MONTGO
Vice -Chair
City of Chico Airport Commission
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III. CNEL 60-65 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
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45 under CAC Title 25.
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Recommend noise control measures in building permit plan check.*
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action of real estate board.* Publish map of record in recorders office
to be addressed in Title Search.
IV. CNEL 55-60 IN CORRIDOR:
Recommend noise control measures in building permit plan check.*
Disclosure of aircraft 'noise environment via deed attachment and
voluntary action of real estate board:*
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*
V. CNEL 55-60 OUT OF CORRIDORr
Mobile home park required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 by Butte County/
Ch.ico City Ordinance..*
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OFFICE OF THE
CITY MANAGER
ii�^ plannU9 oeottnent
196 E. Fifth Street
CITYaCHICO PO. Box 3420 pp 0 2 1993
iNC .an Chico. CA 95927 MQR
(916) 895-4800Ca�lfOfnta
ATSS 459-4800 QfOV�1�e,
D-90-1/Chrono February 26, 1993
County of Butte
Department of Development Services
Attention: Stuart Edell
7. County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
Re: Airport Estates Subdivision (R. & G. Bellin) - Tentative Subdivision
Map - A.P. No's 47-28-14, 15 & 20.
Dear Mr. Edell:,
This letter is in response to your February 1, 1993 request for comments
regarding the above referenced tentative subdivision, located adjacent
to the north boundary of the Chico Municipal Airport,.
The City of Chico Airport Commission reviewed this matter at its
February 23, 1993 meeting and expressed the following concerns regarding
this subdivision:
1. Noise. This proposed subdivision is located in an area which is
subject to aircraft engine noise exposure, including departing
airborne aircraft and extended on -ground aircraft engine'
operation in connection with maintenance and repair procedures.
In this latter regard, it isnot unusual for the Airport tenant
located at the north end of the Airport -to run very large
engines at full power for two to three hours at a time, and for.
the airline operating at the Airport to rev up aircraft engines
early in the morning in the "run up" area at the north end of
the taxi -way.
2. Safety. Due to its proximity to the Airport operations area,
the proposed subdivision could be subject to low-level aircraft
overflights, particularly on departure, which could create
potential'safety concerns in the event of an aircraft emergency.
3. Incompatibility with Airport Industrial Uses. The proposed
subdivision is located immediately adjacent to and behind the
very large Fleetwood Motor Home manufacturing facilitylocated
in the Airport Industrial Park, which operates on a 24-hour per
day basis, and which includes an engine shop on the north, side
of the property.. The Commission felt that the proposed
residential uses in the subdivision would be incompatible with
these industrial uses.
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County of Butte
Department of Land Development Services
Attention: Stuart Edell
February 26, 1993
Page 2
In addition to the above, the Commission. recommended that this matter be
referred to the Butte County Airport Land Use Commission for review as
well since this proposed subdivision is located in an area under its
jurisdiction.
Thank you for your consideration of the Airport Commission's concerns
and comments regarding this matter.
Sincerely,
ROBERT MONTGO
Vice -Chair
City of Chico Airport Commission
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Planning Dir.
Commission (5)
Butte Co. ALUC
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SUaDIVIDER'S STATEMENT
Name Robert & Georgie Bellin• Date July 1992
Project TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION
AP # 47-28-14, 15 & 20
1. Existing use (s) of the land
single family residence
2.
Proposed use (s) of
the
land
single
.family
residential
and
light industrial
use
with a_single
family
residence for the owner
3. Improvements proposed (See Ch. 20-21 County Code)
4. Public areas proposed
N/A
5. Tree planting/or removal (approx. number) none _
6. Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive reservations or covenants
existing or proposed shall be attached to this statement.
attached none
7. State type of division, i.e., private road, urban rural, etc.
private road
LD 1040 EX f"� % �•
SECTION 24-163 SR -3 (SUBURBAN RESIDENTIJ►L) ZONE
(a) Uses permitted:
(1) One single-family dwelling per. parcel, not including tents,
trailers or mobile homes;
(2) Accessory buildings pertinent to the permitted uses;
(3) Agricultural uses, including the keeping of animals, subject to
the animal maintenance requirements of Sections 24-35.1 through
24-35.3, inclusive, of this Code.
(4) The minimum lot area.per dwelling unit shall not be less than
three (3) acres, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding;
(5) The minimum lot width shall not be less than one hundred thirty
(130) feet, the provisions of section 24-33 notwithstanding.
(b) Uses requiring use permits: The following uses are permitted subject
to securing a use permit in each case:
(3) .Keeping and raising small animals for domestic use, including
dogs, cats and household pets, poultry and other birds, bees, fish
and frogs;
.(4) Keeping of animals; subject to the animal maintenance requirements
of Sections 24-35.1 through 24-35.3, inclusive of this Code.
(5). Prospecting, claiming, drilling, mining, excavating and dredging
of mineral, hydrocarbon and geothermal.resources, except as
limited in paragraph (b) below;
(6) Protection of land and forests from fire, erosion, floods, slides,
quakes, insects, diseases and pollution, including arboretums and
natural wilderness, experimental and study areas;
(7) Display and sale of products of agricultural uses and home arts
and.crafts produced on the premises;
(8) Accessory uses, improvements and structures customary and
- pertinent to permitted uses, except as limited in paragraph (b)
below, including guest houses, barns, sheds, shops, garages and
storage areas;
Board of Supervisors Discussion Item 83-233• Uses permitted: Small
hydro generating plants of 5 megawatts or less.
(b) Uses reQuirina use permits: The following uses are permitted subject
to first securing a use permit in each case: •
(1) Residential uses other than one single-family dwelling per parcel
or one single-family dwelling per one acre for TM -1, including
labor camps, commercial guest lodging, group quarters or dwelling
units at greater densities;
(2) Commercial wood processing plants;
(3) Commercial kennels and animal hospitals;
(4) Commercial livestock feed yards; / ( -7—
(5)
(5) Animal product processing plants;
(6) Mining, quarrying and excavating activities which might be
objectionable by reason of noise_ odor. smoke, dust, bright light.
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service stations, drive-in,restaurants and other uses which are of
similar character;
(8) Recycling facilities as per section 24-68.
.(c) Site requirements: The requirements of section 24-33 of this Code are
modified in -the following particulars for building sites in H -C zones:
(1) Lot width required: Minimum lot width shall not be less than
twenty-five (25) feet.
The lot width requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(2)' Side Yard requirements: None, except when the side of a lot abuts
upon the side of a lot in an R district, in which case the
abutting side yard shall not be less than five (5) feet; and.
except where the side yard on the street side of a corner lot
abuts on an R district, in which case the side.yard on the street
side shall be one-half.the front yard required in such R
districts.
The side yard requirements for residential dwellings shall conform
to the requirements for any residential zone.
(3) Rear yard requirements: Twelve (12) feet, or five.(5) feet
adjacent to any alley.
SECTION 24-113.5 L -I (LIMITED INDUSTRIAL) ZONE
(a) Uses r>ermitted:
(1) Storage and distribution of goods and materials, including
wholesaling, warehouses, moving services, vehicle storage, mini -
storage, delivery services and similar uses, but not including
storage of flammables, explosives or materials which create dust,
odors or fumes;
(2) Off-site construction and maintenance services, -including
building, electrical, plumbing, heating, roofing, painting,
landscaping, excavation and similar contractors and janitorial,
fumigating, septic tank pumping, and similar services;
(3) Assembly and light manufacturing uses which are not objectionable,.
obnoxious or offensive by reason of emission of noise, smoke,
dust, odors, fumes, cinders, heat, bright lights, vibration,
radiation, refuse matter or water -carried waste and which do not
involve ,the handling of flammable, explosive or dangerous
materials. Permitted uses include woodworking and cabinet shops;
sheet metalwork; printing, engraving and sign manufacture; and
manufacture of clothing, handicrafts, tools, instruments,
fixtures, parts and equipment from previously prepared materials;
but do not include casting, milling, smelting, refining, weaving,
rebuilding, recycling, brewing, bottling, canning, tanning,
rendering or any chemical processing;.
(4) Public uses and utilities, not including recreation facilities,
disposal sites, sewage treatment and power plants;
(5) Residence of caretaker or proprietor;
(6) Advertising signs.
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III. CNEL 60-65 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Residences other than detached single family units require. indoor CNEL
45 under CAC Title 25.
Transient lodging required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 under CAC Title 25.
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*
Recommend noise control measures in building permit plan check.*
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via deed attachment and 'voluntary
action of real estate board.* Publish map of record in recorders office
to be addressed in Title Search.
IV. CNEL 55-60 I -N CORRIDOR:
Recommend noise control measures in building permit plan check.*
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via deed attachment and
voluntary action of real estate board.*
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*
V. CNEL 55-60 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Mobile home park required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 by Butte County/
Chico City Ordinance..*
*Recommended actions
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III. CNEL 60-65 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Residences other than .detached single family units require indoor CNEL
45; under CAC Title 25.
Transient lodging required to. achieve -indoor CNEL 45 under CAC Title 25.
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*.
Recommend noise control measures in. building permit plan check.*
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via deed attachment and voluntary
action of real estate board.* Publish map of record in recorders office
to be addressed in Title Search.
I11. CNEL 55--60_ IN CORRIDOR;:-.:.::.:.
Recommend noise control measures in building,permit plan check.*.
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via. deed attachment and
voluntary action of real estate board.*
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico. City Ordinance.*
V. CNEL 55-60 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Mobile home park required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 by Butte County/
Chico City Ordinance..*
*Recommended actions
8=8 _
III. CNEL 60-65 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Residences other than -detached single family units require indoor CNEL
45-under.CAC Title 25.
Transient lodging required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 under CAC Tatle.25.
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*
Recommend noise control measures in.building permit plan check.*
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via deed attachment and voluntary
action of real estate board.* Publish map of record in recorders office
to be addressed in Title Search.
IV. , CNEL 55-60 :I N.- COR RIDOR:. -
Recommend noise control measures - in building permit plan check:*.
Disclosure of aircraft noise environment via deed attachment and
voluntary action of reaY estate board:*
No mobile home park development by Butte County/Chico City Ordinance.*
V. CNEL 55-60 OUT OF CORRIDOR:
Mobile home park required to achieve indoor CNEL 45 by Butte County/
Chico City Ordinance..*
*Recommended actions
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