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REVISED GRADING ORDTNANCE
February 17, 1989
TABLE OF CONTENTS
ARTICLE I OF CHAFTER 13 OF THE BUTTE COUNTY COllE: GRA.D~NG
Sec. 13-1 Purpose
Sec. 13-2 D~finitions
Sec. Z3-3 Permit Requi.red
Sec. I3-4 Effect of Pending ~roject AppZication
Sec. 13-5 Exemptions
Sec. 13-6 P~xznit Applicat~on
Sec. 1.3-7 Environmenta~ Review
Sec. 13-8 Engineering Plans and Spec~.fications
Sec. 13--9 Soils Engineerzng Repo~t
Sec. ].3-10 Erosion and ~ediment Control Plan
Sec. 13-11 Standards
Sec. Z3-12 Banding
Sec. 13-13 Director's Repor~
~S~c. I3-14 H~aring
Sec. 13-].5 Inspec~ion
Sec. 13~-16 Vivlations
Amendment of Bu~te County Code Sec. 41-~.
Re: Cade Enforcement
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~ BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, COUNTY 4F BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORN~A
2 4RDINANCE N0. ~73$
3 AN ORDINANCE OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE AMENDING ARTICLE ~
OF CHAPTER 13 OF THE BT~TTE COUNTY CODE REGARbING
`~ STANDARDS AND REGULATION OF GRADING AND SECTION 41-1 OF
THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE REGARDiNG CODE ENFORCEMENT
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THE BOARD OF SUPERV~SORS OF THE COUNTY ~F BUTTE, STATE O~'
6 CALIFORNIA, ORDATNS AS FOLLOWS:
~ Section 1: Axticle T of Chapter 13 af the B~tte County Code is hereby
$ amended ta read as ~ollows:
9 "ARTTCLE I. GRADING
~~ S~c.13-1. PurPose.
~1 The Gradi.ng Zone is an area including unique reso~rces. It is
~2 no~ed for its scenic natural beauty, for its streams, cr~eks, and
13 vernal pools, for its diversity of vegetation including rare and
14 endangered plant species, for i~s fish and ather wildlifa, and for its
~5 sources of water.
X~ All of the said resources are sub~ec~ to serious damage by
~7 improper and uncontrolled grading, including, buf no~ limit~d ~o,
~g ~rosion and siltat~.on jeapardizing or destroying fish and other
~~ w~ldli~~ and the disruption ar contamina~ion of sources of water being
2~ used for dom~stic and other purposes.
21 ~ The purpose of this Art~cle is the control af erosion and
22 siltation, the enhancement o~' slope stabiZity, the protectio~a of said
23 resources and fhe prevention of related environmental. damage by
24 es~.ablishing standards and requiring permits ~or grading.
~~ Sec.13-2. Definitions.
2~' Far the purpase of this Art~cle, ~he following words and phrases
27 sha].1 have the m~an~.ngs respectively ascribed to thezn by this section:
28 Channel -- A na~ural s~r~am that conveys water; a di~ch or
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channel excavated for ~he fZow o~ water.
Di,rector -~ The Director af the D~partment of ~ublic Works
or his duly authorized designee.
Drainage - The remaval. of exeess surface or groundwater
from land by means af surface or subsu~face drains.
Erosion - The wearing away of ~he land su~face by water
or wind.
Gradin~c. - Any earth movement, including excavation and
fil~ing, or any cambination thereo~.
Grading zone - Tha~ area of the Caun~y of Butte which ~.ies
eas~ a~ Highway 7'0 from the southern boundary of the
County north to the intersection a£ Ha.ghway 70 and
Highway 149, east o~ Highway 149 ~rann said intersection
nar~.h to the intersectzon of H~ghway 149 and Highway
99, and east of Highw~ay 99 from said intersection north
to the northern boundary o~ the Cou~ty, and which is at
an elevat~on of 300 or more feet above mean sea level.
Sec.13-3. Pex~mit Required.
Except as otherwise proycrided herein, i.t shall be unlawfuZ ~or
any person to commence or pe~form any grada.ng in, the grading zone
j~withaut having first ob~ained and complied with ~h~ conda.ti~ns and
requirements o~ a grad~ng permi~.
Sec.13~-4. Ef~ect o~ Pendin Pro'ect A 7.~.ca~ion.
A grading permit sha1.1. not be approved, for a project which
requi~es a zoning change, subdivision, parcel map or use permi~, parior
tQ the final approval of said zoning change, subdivisioxa.r parcel map
or use permit.
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~ Sec.~.3-5. E~emptions.
2 A grading perr~it shall not be required af ~he work meets any of
3 the eonditions specified below.
~ (a) Excavation and gradi.ng au~horized by a valid
5 building permit as prvvided for under Chapter 70 of the
6 Appendix of the UniforEn Building Cod~, as adopted by
~ Section 26-]. of Chapter 26 of this Code.
8 (b) Any agricultural use of land, including, but not
g Iimited to, clearing o~ vegetation, ~.and leveling, drainage
1~ enhancement, fire b~eak~, ar use for th~ cultiva~ion o~
~~ orchards, rice, grains, row crops, irrigated or non-
12 ~.~~igated pasture, or other marketabZe or saleable crop.
13 {c} An excavation that does not exceed ten (10~ feet
~4 in ve~tical depth at its deepest point, measured from the
15 original ground sur~ace, or one thausand (1,000? cubic
~6 ya~ds on any one ].ot or parcel of real p~operty.
17 {d) Fa.ll on a sZope of ~wenty (201 percent o~ ~~.atter
~8 that does not exceed ten tiay ~eet in ver~ical height at
~g its highest point, measured ~rann ~he original ground
2~ surface, or one thousan.d (1,QOb) cubic yards on any ane lo~
21 ~ or parce]. af real property.
2~ (e} Explora~ory excavations wh~ch do not exceed ane
23 thousand (~,000) cubic yards at any one site.
24 (f) Construc~ion of roads for forestry or fira
2~ prot~ct~.on. purposes, as required by a governmental. ~ire
~~ protection agency.
~~ (g) Excavations ~'or: cemetery graves, tunnels,
2~ we~ls, mining, quarrying, undergrounding of uti~ities,
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1 public works projects, archaeo~ogical sites, or dams and
~ public refuse dispasal si~es, controlled by o~her
3 regu~atory agencies.
4 (h) Emergency projects due ~0 landsZides, road and
5 bridge washouts, flooding or other natural disasters.
6 (~} Routin~ mazntenance of roads or man-mad~ or
~ engineered ~laad control channels and levees.
8 (j) G~ading specifacally autharized by ~he terms of
g any disc~etionary permit or approval granted by the Caunty
l~ o~ Butte.
~~ Sec.~3-6. Permit A ~ication.
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12 (a) Application far Permit.
13 ~~ch appl,ication for a permit that i.s required by this A~ticl.e
~4 sha~l be mad~ by the property owner or his authorized agent to the
15 D~rector on a form £ux~nished for ~hat purpose and sha].1 be accompanied
16 by a permit application fee of $233.00. Provided however, ~hat if a
1~ detail~d engineering plan and specifications, soils engineering report
1$ and erosian and sedianent control p].an. are required pursuan~ ~to
1~ Subsection (b)(10) be~.ow, the application fee shall be $633. The
20 application shal~. also be accornpanied by an application ~or
2~ ~environmental. review and the fees which are required by ~he But~e
22 County Environmen~al Reva.ew Guidelines.
23 (b) Application Content. An app~.ication for a pern~it shall
24 incZude ~he following in~ormation.
~5 (1) An accurate loca~ion map showing the relation a~ the
2Fi projec~ ~o ~he nearby community.
2~ (2) An accurate p].ot plan showing the exterior boundarie~
2~ of the area a£~ected and the locatian of any buildings.
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(3) A descr~.p~ion o~ the wark to be done ~ogether with the
material5 to be used thereon, inciuding dep~h o~ ~iL~.s,
height af c~ts, proposed spoils locat~.on for any excess
excavation, and estimated volumes in cubic yards of
excavation and fill.
(4) The location af~ al.~ drainage to and from the si~e and
the location of culverts and natural watercourses.
(5} A relocation plan for existing wafi.erway or drainage
facili.ties proposed tv be al~~red.
(6) Detail~ of propos~d drai.~age structures.
(7) A d~scription a~ the methods to be used ~.o cantrol
erosian.
{S) The ~ocations of anticipated sfockpile areas.
(9} O~.her pertinent informatian, as requested by the
Director.
(1p} When the total excavation plus the to~al ~ill
exceeds 10,000 cubic yards, a detail.ed enqineering plan and
sp~cifications, soils engi.neering repor~, and erosion and
sed~ment control planr prepa~ed and si.gned by a licensed
Ci.vil E~gineer, wil~ be submitted per~aining to
appZicatians involving one or more of the fo1].owing:
(i) Cuts or fil-~s exceeding ~i.f'teen (15) ~eet in
height.
(ii) Existing average slopes exceeding ~wenty (20)
percen~.
{iii) M~an annuaY rainfall exceeding fif~y (50) i.nches,
as determined by the Natianal Weather Service.
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Sec.13-7. Environmenta~ Review.
Perznit applica~ians shall be r~ferred ta the Planning
Department ~or review pursuant to the Bt~tte County Enviran.mental
Review Guidelines and the CaZiforni.a Environinental Qual.ity Act.
Sec.13-8. En ineera.n Plans and S ecificatians.
Engineering plans and speci.~ications, when required pursuant
to Section i3-6(b)(10), shail be drawn ta scale upon reproducib~e
paper or myI.ar and shall be af sufticien.t clarity to indicate the
nature a~d extent o~ the work praposed and show in detazl tha~ it
wil~ conform to the provisions of th,~s ArticZe a~d alI reievant
laws, ordinances, rules and regu~a~ions. The first sheet of each
set of plans shall give the loca~ion o~ th~ work and the name and
address of the owner and the persan by whom they w~re prepared.
The plans shall include the folZowing infarmatian:
(1} General vi.cinity of th~ proposed si.te.
(2) Prope~~y 1.imits and accurate contours o~ existing
graund and d~~ai~s of terrain and area drainage.
i3) L.imiting dimensions, elevations or finish contours ~o
be achieved by the grading, and proposed d~ainage channels
and relat~d constructzon.
(4) Detaiied p7.ans and/or specifications af alI surface
and subsurface drainage devices, wa11s, cribbing, dams and
other pratecti.ve devices to be constructed with, or as a
par~ of, ~he proposed wark, toge~her wi~h a map showing the
drainage area and the caZculated runoff of the area served
by any drain~.
(5) Lacatian of buildings or struc~ures on the property
tu~here the work is tv be performed and the lacation of
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buildzngs or structures on ~.and of adjacent owners which
are within ~'ifteen (15) feet af the property and which may
be a~fected by the proposed grading.
{6) A detailed ~ist o~ the materials to be incarpa~ated
in the wark and quantities of each ite~, incl.ud~.ng but not
1imi~ed ~o, ear~.h wa~k, pipe lengths and concrete.
(7) Oth~r pertinent infarma~ion as reque5ted by the
Director.
Sec.13-9. Sails Engineering Report.
The soi~.s engineering repo~t, when required p~zrsuant to
Section ~3-6 (b) (3.0} , sha3.1 anclude data regarding the nature,
distrib~tion and strength of existing soiZs, conclusions and
reco~n~nendations for grading procedures and design criteria ~or
corrective measur~s, wh~n necessary, and recommendations covering
adequacy of sites to be developed by the propased grading.
Reco~nmendations included in ~he report ShaII be incorpora~ed in
the grading plans or specifications, which sha~l be subject to
reviera and approva~ by the Di~ec~or.
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The erosion and sedimen~ control p~an, when required
~pur~uant to Section 13-6(b}(10), shal.l conform to the standards
of this Article and shal~ contain meas~zres to be incorporated
into ~he proposed work. The plan sha~.1 contain a description af
tempara~y and permanent measures ~'or:
(1) Protection o~ n.ative and naturalized vegeta~.ion.
(2) Minimizing disturbance or removal of vegetation.
(3) Revegetatian of dis~urbed areas.
(4) Drainageway protec~ion.
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1 (5) Sediment detention.
2 (6) Fil~ slope protection.
3 (7) Cut slope protection.
~ (8} Disposal o~ spail material.
5 (9) Pratection of stackpile material.
~ (10) Dust cantrol.
7 ~31) Othe~ pertinent in~ormation as requested by the
$ Director.
g Sec.Z3-11. Standards.
1~ (a) Genexal.
1~ When a permit i.s required pursuant to this Artic7.e,
12 the grading plan and erosion control glan app~.acab~.e to ~he
X3 projec~ shaZl conf~rm to the s~andards set forth herein.
~~ (b) Sediment Control.
1~ (1) Sediment caused by the grading project shal.l be
1~ reta~.ned on the site to the greates~ extent feasible. The
17 ra~.e a~ eros~.an a~ter coinpletion of the proj ect should no~
~$ exce~d ~he natural. erosi.on rat~ which occt~rred prior to the
~g grading project. If erosion exceed~ ~he na~ural rate,
~~ eroszon and sediment cantrol measures shall be immediately
~1 ~ implemented ta reduce erosion to al.lowable ~.evels.
22 (2) Where prac~ical and feasible, sediment basins,
23 sediment ~raps, or similar sediment control measures,
24 ~~~nporary or pe~manent, shal~ be installed grior to grading
25 operations. Upon completian of construction and
~~ stab~.Iization o~ soils, a7.3. ~emporary era~ion control
2~ ~ac~.lities sha~l be removed from the sif.e.
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(c) Native Vegetation.
~ {1) Native vegetation shall be r~tained and
3 protected, wherever possi.ble, unless reanaval is ~equired
4 ~or publ.ic health a~d safety.
5 {2) When vegetation must be removed, the ~nethod shall
6 be one that wi13. m~.nimize the erosive effects from the
~ removal.
8 (3) Exposure of soil. to erosion by removing
9 vegetation shall be l~.mited to ~he area required for
~~ immediate c~nstructian aperations.
1~ (d} Gradin Prac~ices and Setbacks.
~2 {1) Grading operations shall be canduc~ed so as to
13 controi sediment productian and dust on the project site
~4 and ather properties.
15 (2) The setbacks spec~~'ied by ~.his section are
~~ minimum requirements and may be increased by the Director
~7 or by the recommendation of a ca.vil engineer, soils
18 en.gineer or engineerinq geologist, zf necessary for sa~e~y
~g and stabi~.~ty, or to prevent damage to o~her properties
2~ fr~m deposition or erosion, or to provide access for slope
2~ ' nnaintenance and drainage. Retaining wa~~s and/or deep
2~ foundations may be used to reduce ~he required setbacks
~3 when appraved by the Director.
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(3) The required setbacks are as follaws:
Slope Height 5etback fro~n Top af Cut
(H) ~n Feet Or Toe of Fil.l, i.n Feet
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10 - 30 H~~
Over 30 ~-5
Increased setback may be required if interceptor drains are
necessary.
(e) Cantrol o~ Runof~f.
(1} Each plan which changes surface water run,off or
drainage shall be requir~d to:
a. Make provision to handle upstream o~f-s~te runo~f
through ~.he pro~ect site, based on projected storm runof~
from the watershed.
b. Provide and install, at the owner's expex~:se,
per~inent drainage, e~osion and sediment control
s~.ructures .
c. Retain sediment being transported by runof~ water
on-si~e through the use af sediment basins, silt '~raps, or
similar con~rol s~ructures.
(2) R~lease of concentrated sur~ace water runo~f
sha11 only be di~ected inta existing drainage facilities,
swa~es or wate~courses, at velocities which will not cause
the natt~ral erosion rate ta b~ exceeded.
(f} Slo e Construction.
(1) 5lapes sha].l not be steepe~ than one-to-ane (1:1)
~or cuts and one and one-half~to-one (1 1/2:Z? for fills,
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1 unless a steeper slope is determined suitabZe by geoiagica~
2 and soiZs engineering analysis. Erosion control measures
3 sha11 be incl~ded in th~ plans and specifications.
~ {2) Slopes shall not be construct~d so as ta endanger
5 ar disturb ad7oining p~operty.
~ {g) Revegetation and Slo e Surface Stabilization.
7 (1} Mu~ching, seeding, the pZanting of shrubs and
$ trees, or other suitable s~abilization measures shall be
9 used to protect exposed slopes as necessary to control
1~ erosion, s~dimentation and slope stability. Preference
11 shall be given ta using native or lacally adapt~d gxasses,
12 shrubs and woady vegetation.
X3 (2) Earth or paved int~rcep~ors and diversions shal~
~~ b~ instal~ed at the tap o~ cut or fi1l slopes where the~e
1~ is a poten~ial ~or erasive surface runo~~.
l~ (3) Revegetation shall be main~ained by the owner
~7 until permanent establishment is achieved.
~8 (h) G~'ading.
~g (3.) A~1 land within a developmen~ ~i.te sha11 be
2~ graded to dra~.n and disp~se of surface water wi~hout
2~ ~ ponding, except as a~herwi~e provided herein,
~2 {2) Where drai.nage sraales are used to dive~t su~face
23 waters, they shal.l be vegeta~ed or protectecl, as required.
~~ (i) Protection o~ Wat~rcourses.
~~ (1) Fi1Is shalL not block or change nat~ral.
2~ watercourses o~ constructed channels.
~7 (2) ~xcavated materials sha~l not be deposited or
2$ stockpiled in or aZongside streamsr Iakes or watercourses
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whe~e th~ materials may be washed away by high water ar
stoxm runoff.
(j) Dis osal of Cleared Ve etation.
Vegetation removed during clea~ing opera~ians shall be
disposed of by one or more af the ~ollawing methods:
(1} Chipping alI or some of the c~.~ared vegetation
far use as znulch or co~npast on the site.
(2) Burning all or some o~ the cleared vegetation.
Material ta be burned shalJ. be piled in a manner and in
such I.acatians as wi1]. cause the 3.east ~ire risk and least
damage to adjacent trees. Burning shall be tharaugh, so
that the ma~e~ials are reduced ~o ashes. No logs, branches
or large charred pieces shall be permitted to remain.
Burning shall comply wi~h Butte County Air Pol~Iution
Con~rol Dis~rict and local ~ire department or district
regulations.
(3) Disposing of the balance ot the material in a
manner and at a locatio~ approved by the Director.
(k) Excava~.ed and F~ii Materials.
E~cavated material. removed during grading operations and
~imported fi1L material sha11 be handled in accardance with the
I following methods:
~1) Stockpiling sufficient topsoil on the site if
necessary for use on areas to be revegetated.
(2} Lacating ~tackpiZed soil so ~ha~ it will nat
become a source for off-site sediinent damage.
(3) Promptly back~illing and compacting stockpzZed
soil into ~.renches and pits to reduce the risk of erosion.
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~ stockpi~ed material which wi11 be exposed th~ough the
3 wint~r season.
4 {5) Excavated material nat to be used at the si~e
5 shail be disposed a~ in a manner and at a location approved
6 by the Dixector.
7 (6) Excavated ma~erial and imported materia~ placed
$ in permanent fill shall be compacted in accordance w~th
~ Section 19 ~f th~ State of Ca~ifornia D~partment of
~4 Transportation Standard Specifications dated January 1988.
1~ Sec.13-12. Banding•
12 The Di~ec~or shall recommend financ~a~ assurances in such
13 ~orm and amounts as may be deemed necessary to assure that the
~~ permi~~ed work, i~ not complet~d in accordance with the approved
1~ plans and specifications, will b~ corrected ta eliminate
l~ hazardous conditions or to mitigate environmental ~mpact.
~7 Sec.13~13. Director's RePort-
lg Upon receipt of a camplet~ application ~or a grading permit
lg by ~he Dir~ctor, completion o~ an environmental review pursuant
2~ to Sec.13~7 and the Director's cons~deration thereo~, the
2~ ~Dir~ctar shall submit a repart inc~uding his recom~nendations to
22 the Planning Commission together with a request that the matter
~3 be set for h~aring by the Planning Co~nmission.
2~ Sec.13-14. Hearin .
25 Upon receipt o~ ~he Director's repor~, the Planning
2~ C~mmission shall., in ~he same ~-anner as prov~ded ~o~ in Sec~ion
27 24-46 0~ Chapter 24 of this Code, schedule a public hearing to be
2~ held within 45 days. The P~anning Commission, an the basis of
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evidence submitted at the hearing, may approve or deny the
p~~mi~. The dete~mina~ion o~ the Planning Commission sha1.1 be
final unless a written appeal is filed in the same manner as
p~ovided in Section 24-48 of chapter 24 of this Code.
Sec.13-15. Snspec~ion:.
The Directar shall conduct such inspections as are cleemed
necessary to insure compiiance v~rith ~.he appraved pZans and
specifica~ion~ and aonditions of the permit. The Director shal~
have the right of entry upon the project premis~s to conduct such
inspections and ~o clear out ox open up the obstruction o~ any
drainage facil.ity deemed cantrary ta the provisions of the permit
or this Article.
Sec.13-~6. Viola~ions.
(a) Revoca~ion of_Permit. Whenever any a1.legecl
vialatian of the terms of a grading pexmit is ]arought to
the attention of the Direc~.or, he shaZl, after determining
tha~ a violatian daes exis~, ~i~her give the perrnittee a
written noti.ce ~o comply within ~ive (5) days, or, where
cantinuation of ~he vio~ation may adversely affect the
public heal~h, safety or welfare, give the permittee
wri~ten notice of suspension of the permit and operations
thereunder. Said notices sha1Z be personaily ~erved or
sen~ by registered mai1, return receipt requested, and
shall be effec~ive on the date o£ the personal service or
mail.ing thereof. If the permittee does not comply with
such a no~ice ~o comply within the ~iv~-day period, or if
the p~rmittee has been given a notice of suspen~sion, the
Directar sha1Z request the question of the revoca~ion of
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~ the grading permit ta be placed on th~ agenda of the next
2 regu~ar Planning Commission meeting. Any grading permit
3 may be r~vaked or madified by the Planning Commission in
4 the same manner as specified ~or use p~rmits ~n Section 24-
5 62 of this Code.
6 (b) Public Nuisance. Any grading in violatian of
~ the terms o~ this Ar~icle or any permit issued hereunder is
8 hereby declar~d to be a public nuisance and may be abated
g in ~he manner provided by law.
1~ (c} Remedies Cumulat~ve. The remedies provided in
~~ this ArticZe are cumulative and no~ exclusive. No~h~ng in
1~ this Article bars any legal, equitable, administrative or
13 summary remedy to which any aggrieved pub~ic agency,
X4 person, firm, corporation ar partnership may o~herwise be
~5 en~itled.
~6 Section 2: Section 4~-1 0~ the Butte County Code is hereby am~nded
i~ to read as ~ollows:
1$ "Section 4~.-1. Pur ase.
ig The following po~.icies and procedures are adopted to
2~ iinplement a program of enforcement of Butte County's zoning,
21 ~building, sani~ation and other ordinances contained in the
22 ~a~lowing Chapters of this Code: Chapter 10, H~ghway and
~3 S~.reets; Chapter ].1, ~unk Dealers, Pawnbrokers and Secondhand
24 DeaZers; Chapter 13, Grading and Mining; Chapter 1~, Motar
~5 Vehicles and Tra~fic; Chapter 19, Sewage Disposal; Chapte~ 23B,
2f' Water Wells; Chapter 24, Zoning; Chapt~r 26, Buildings; Chap~er
27 26A, Underground Ut~.~.ity ~istricts; Chapter 26B, Mechanical Code;
2$ Chapter 27, El~ctricity; Chapter 28, Plumbing; Chapter 31, Refus~
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Callection and Remaval; Chap~er 32, Naming of Streets and
Highways; Numbering Propertias and P~incipal Buildings; Chapter
33, Groundwat~r Conservation; and Chapter 37, Und~rgro~nd
Haza~dous Substance Storage Fac~liti.es."
Section 3: This Ordinance shall. be and i~ i.s hereby declared to
be in full force and ef~ect fram and after ~hirty (30) days after
the date of its passag~, and be~ore the expira~ion of fi~teen
(15) days af~er its passaga, this 4rdinance sha11 be published
onee raith the names of the members of th~ Board ot Supervisors
voting fo r and aga~.nst it in the Chico ~n~erprise Record , a
newspaper published in ~he County o~ Butte, State of Ca~ifornia.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butt~ Caunty Board o~ S~pervisors
~his 7th day of ~larch , 1989, by the ~oll.owing vote:
AYE S: Supervisors Dolan, McIntur~, ~lcLaughlin, Vercruse, and
Ciiai rman ~u~ ~on
NOES : Np~e
ABSENT: ~ane
NOT V4TING : Nane
LE ULT N, AIRMAN
Butte County Board of~ Supervisors
ATTEST:
Mi,ke Pyeatt
'ClerEc of the Baard
By - C~._..
NM/ccr~TC--rrrar7'~ _nr'd ~2/17~