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Ordinance No. 4003
An Ordinance Adopting Standards for Limited Density
Owner-Built Rural Dwellings with Findings
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte ordains as follows:
Section 1. Article VI is added to Chapter 26, entitled "BUILDINGS," of the Butte County Code,
to read as follows:
Article Vi. Regulations for Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings
Section 26-60. Authority
This Article is adopted in accordance with the provisions of Health and Safety Code Sections
17958, 17958.2, 17958.5, 17958.7, and Article 8, Subchapter 1, Chapter 1, Division 1, of Title
25, California Code of Regulations.
Section 26-G1. Purpose and Findings
a) Purpose. The purpose of this Article is to make Article 8 (commencing with Section 74)
of Subchapter 1 of Chapter 1 of Division 1 of Title 25 of the California Code of Regulations, as
modified herein, operative on Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings in Butte County {as
defined in Section 26-63, "Definitions" herein, and to provide minimum requirements for the
protection of life, limb, health, property, safety, and welfare of the general public and the owners
and occupants of such dwellings andlor appurtenant structures. It is also the expressed purpose
of this Article to conform the regulations regarding the construction and use of such dwellings ',
andlor appurtenant structures to the requirements of Article 1, Section 1, of the California State
Constitution, and the statutes of the State of California.
b) Findings. It is necessary to modify said Article 8 and to make its provisions, as modified,
operative because of the following local conditions:
1) The July 2008 Butte Lightning Complex fires resulted in the loss of over 200 dwellings in
the Concow area of Butte County. The majority of these homes were uninsured or
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underinsured. A number of other fires in the last decade have had an additional cumulative
I~ detrimental affect, and replacement of homes and restoration of these communities has placed
an unprecedented financial burden upon the populations of these rural areas. These
regulations will facilitate the availability of affordable, owner-built homes which is essential to
continued health and welfare of the residents and these rural communities.
2) The ability to use owner generated materials, such as lumber milled from burned timber
creates an affordable opportunity not available under current Butte County building codes.
3) Citizens of the area affected by the recent firestorms in Butte County have expressed a
desire to legalize the construction of Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings in compliance
with this Article, and have emphasized the values of sustainability, self-sufficiency, creativity an
character of the rural communities in the fire devastated areas and immediately surrounding
areas.
4} A large portion of the area affected by the fires is very remote, and utility services are
cost prohibitive and difficult if not impossible to obtain.
Section 26-62. Intent and Application
(a) The provisions of this Article shall apply to the construction, enlargement,
conversion, alteration, repair, use, maintenance, and occupancy of Limited Density Owner-Built
Rural Dwellings and appurtenant structures. It is the intent of this Article that the requirements
contained herein shall apply to seasonally or permanently occupied dwellings, detached
bedrooms, and guest houses, located in rural areas and solely occupied as the residence of the
owner or the owner's family.
(b) Time Period Allowed For Construction of limited Density Owner Built Rural
Dwellings. The provisions of this article shall be applicable and effective for a period of 3 years
at which time it shall terminate unless extended by subsequent ordinance.
Section 26-83. Definitions
For the purposes of this Article the following definitions shall apply:
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a} LIMITED DENSITY OWNER-BUILT RURAL DWELLING: A Limited Density Owner-Built
Rural Dwelling is any structure consisting of one or more habitable rooms intended or designed
to be occupied by one family with facilities for living and sleeping, with use restricted to rural
areas that fulfill the requirements of this Article.
b) OWNER-BUILT: Constructed by a general contractor licensed to practice in the State of
California for an owner, ar constructed by any person or family who acts as the owner builder or
general contractor, or the provider of, part ar al! of the labor necessary to build housing to be
occupied as the residence of that person or family, and not intended for sale, lease, rent or
employee pCCUpancy.
c) SALE, LEASE, OR RENT: For the purposes of this Article the sale, lease, renting or
employee occupancy of owner-built structures within three (3} years of final inspection,
issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy, or completion of the structure shall be presumptive
evidence that the structure was erected for the purpose of sale, lease, or rent. The 3 year
period of required owner occupancy may be waived in cases of Unreasonable Hardship.
d} RURAL: Far the purposes of this Article only, "rural" shall mean legal parcels in
unincorporated areas of the County that meet each of the following criteria:
1. A minimum parcel size of 1 acre.
2. Located within that portion of the Golden Feather Union Elementary School District
shown on the map entitled "Area of Construction for Limited Density Owner-Built Rural
Dwellings in Butte County", which map is dated February 2009 and is attached to this Article as
Exhibit A.
3. A parcel created in compliance with the Butte County Code.
4. A parcel of sufficien# size and configuration so as to fulfill the sewage disposal system
setbacks to all property lines and a!I other setbacks established by law.
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e) APPURTENANT STRUCTURES: Structures directly related to the primary residential
fuse, including but not limited to detached bedrooms or hobby rooms used as living space,
garages, shops, sheds, or pump houses.
f) SUB-STANDARD BUILDING: A structure or portion of a structure in which there exists
any condition that endangers the life, health, property, safety or welfare of the public or the
occupants thereof. Except as amended by the provisions of this Article, Chapter 10 of the
Uniform Housing Code, 1997 Edition, as published by the International Conference of Building
Officials, shall be the determining criteria for compliance with the standards of this Article and
the defining of a substandard building.
g) SOUND STRUCTURAL CONDITION: A structure shall be considered to be in "sound
structural condition" when it is constructed and maintained in substantial conformance with
accepted construction principles, technical codes, or performance criteria which provide:
minimum standards far the stressing of structural members; footing sizes when related to major
load-bearing points; proper support of load-bearing members; nailing schedules where essential
to genera[ structural integrity; and provisions for adequate egress, ventilation, sanitation, and
fire safety. Conditions which would not render a structure unsound are: minor deflections or
elasticity of structural members; ceiling heights, size or arrangement of rooms; heating,
plumbing, and electrification requirements; alternative materials, appliances or facilities, or
methods of construction, or building designs that protect health and safety for the application
and purpose intended; and any other provisions of this Article regulating the construction, use
and occupancy of dwellings and appurtenant structures.
(h) UNREASONABLE HARDSHIP: Unreasonable hardship exists when the Building Official
finds that compliance with the requirement far a minimum of 3 years of owner occupancy is
unfeasible, due to circumstances forcing the sale or rental of the property, including but not
limited to the death, divorce, loss of employment or income, or disability of the owner, supported
by sufficient information provided by the applicant.
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Section 26-G4. Regulation of Use
{a) Housing permitted pursuant to this Article shall be for occupancy as the residence of the
owner or the owner's family and not #or sale, lease, rent, or employee occupancy.
I (b) For the purposes of this Article the sale, lease, renting or employee occupancy of owner-
built structures within three years of the issuance of a Certificate of Occupancy or completion of
the structure shall be presumptive evidence that the structure was erected for the purpose of
sale, lease or renting.
(c} Not more than one Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwelling shall be allowed per parcel.
Afterlor during original cons#ruction, additions may be permitted to be made to such a dwelling,
and non-habitable structures appurtenant thereto may be permitted after approval by the
Building Division.
(d) The restrictions of this Article on the sale, lease, ren#ing, or employee occupancy of these
I dwellings may be reasonably amended to be more restrictive if the governing body determines
that such an amendment is necessary to ensure compliance with the intent of this Article.
Section 26-66. Abatement of Substandard Buildings
All structures or portions thereof which are determined by the Building Official to constitute a
substandard building shall be declared to be a public nuisance and shall be abated by repair,
rehabilitation, or removal of the structure in accordance with the Cade Enforcement and
Nuisance Abatement Procedures found in Chapters 49 and 32A of the Butte County Code. In
cases of extreme hardship to owner-occupants of the dwellings, the Building Official should
provide far deferral of the effective date of orders of abatement.
Section 2f-6S. Petition for Interpretation
Any Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwelling permit applicant or owner may petition the
Building Official for an interpretation of any provision of this Article. Petitions shall be submitted
in writing, after which the Building Official may consider such requests and may make a
determination as to the meaning or intent of any provision of this Article with respect to the
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petition in question. The consideration of petitions for interpretation shall be based upon the
current adopted California Building Codes and shall be discretionary with the Building Official.
Section 26-67. Interpretation
Interpretations by the Building Official as to the meaning, intent, or application of the provisions
of this Article are not intended to preempt the exercising of building or housing appeals
processes, in Chapter 26 of the Butte County Code, but are intended to facilitate public
understanding and the effective enforcement of this Article.
Section 26-68. Notice of Interpretation
The Department of Development Services shall keep a record of all interpretations made by the
Building Official which shall be available for review by the public or any governmental agency
and shall provide notice to the petitioner(s) of the Building Official's findings.
Section 26-69. Recording
No provision of this Article is intended to prohibitor limit the County from establishing and
enforcing reasonable regulations for the recording of information regarding the materials,
methods of construction, alternative facilities, or other factors that may be of value in the full
disclosure of the nature of the dwelling and appurtenant structures.
The Department of Development Services shall record a "Notice of Limited Allowed Use" as
delineated in Butte County Code, section 26-3.3. This notice shall disclose:
1. The nature of the dwelling and appurtenant structures, and that the structurels have
been permitted under Article VI, "Regulations for Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings,"
of Chapter 26, "Buildings," of the Butte County Code, adapted under the authorization of
Health and Safety Code section 17958.2, and not under Title 24, California Code of
Regulations.
2. That occupancy is limited to the owner and owner's family for a period of 3 years.
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Section 26-70. Violations
The critical concern in the promulgation of this Article is to provide for health and safety while
maintaining respect fior the law and voluntary compliance with the provisions of this Article, and
therefore, in the event that an order to correct a substandard condition is ignored, it is the intent
of this section that the abatement procedures outlined in Butte County Code Chapter 32A,
entitled Property Maintenance and Abatement of Nuisances, should be the first remedy pursued
by the Building Official.
Section 26-71. Permits
Permits shall be required for the construction of Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings
and appurtenant structures. The application, plans, and other data filed by an applicant fior such
a permit shall be reviewed by the Department of Development Services, Building Division, to
verify compliance with the provisions of this Article. When the Building Officia! determines that
the permit application and other data indicate that the structure{s) will comply with the provisions
of this Article, the agency shall issue a permit therefor to the applicant.
Section 26-72. Exemptions
Permits shall not be required pursuant to Section 26-71 for small or unimportant work, or
alterations or repairs that do not present a health or safety hazard, and which are in
conformance with local zoning requirements or property standards. The determination, if any, of
what wor[c is properly classified as small or unimportant or without relation to health and safety
hazards is to be made by the Building Official.
Section 26-73. Existing Buildings
1. A building permit shall be obtained pursuant to the provisions of this Article fora Limited
Density Owner-Built Rural Dwelling that was constructed or was partially constructed, without a
building permit, before the effective date of this Article.
2. The applicant must be the owner of the dwelling at the time of application and issuance
of the permit.
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3. The dwelling or structure shall meet all standards required by this Article.
4. An inspection of the dwelling shall be made by the Butte County Building Division to
determine that the requirements of this Article have been substantially met to the extent that na
abnormal risk to health or safety will result from occupancy of the structure.
Section 26-74. Application
To obtain a permit, the applicant shall first file an application therefor with the Building Division.
Permit applications shall contain the following information:
(1) name and mailing address of the applicant;
(2) address and location of the proposed structure(s);
{3) a general description of the structure(s) which shall include mechanical installations with all
clearances and venting procedures detailed, electrical installations, foundation, structural, and
construction details;
(4} a site plan indicating the location of the dwelling in relation to property lines, other structures,
sanitation and bathing #acilities, water resources, and water ways, slope of site, major land
features, and a!I required items on the Butte County Building Division "Site Plan Requirements"
handout.
(5) approval for the installation of a private sewage disposal system or alternate waste disposal
means from the Butte County Environmental Health Department.
(6} a stipulation by the applicant that the building or structure is to be owner-built;
(7) the signature of the owner, contractor, or authorized agent;
(8) the use or occupancy for which the work is intended;
(9) and any other data or information as may be required by statute or Butte County regulation.
Section 26-75. Plans
Plans shall consist of a general description of the structures}, including all necessary
information to facilitate a reasonable judgment of conformance by the Building Division. This
shall include a diagram of the floor plan and site elevation in order to determine the appropriate
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dimensions of structural members. Architectural drawings and structural analyses shall not be
required except for structures of complex design or unusual conditions for which the Building
Division cannot make a reasonable judgment of conformance to this Article based upon the
general description and simplified plan{s).
Section 26-76. Waiver of Plans
The Building Official may waive the submission of any plans if he or she finds that the nature of
the work applied for is such that the reviewing of plans is not necessary to obtain compliance
with this Article.
Section 26-77. Modifications
Modifications to the design, materials, and methods of construction are permitted, provided that
the structural integrity of the building or structure is maintained, the building continues to
conform to the provisions of this Article and the Building Official is notified in writing of the
intended modification.
Section 26-78. Permit Validity
Permits shall be valid, for a minimum period of two years, unless renewed as specified in Butte
County Code section 26-3.1(a}.
Section 26-79. inspections
All construction or work for which a permit is required pursuant to this Article shall be subject to
inspection by the Building Official. Required inspections shall consist of a foundation inspection
prior to placement of concrete, a concrete slab or under-floor inspection, a rough framing,
plumbing, electrical, and mechanical inspection prior to covering of walls, and a final inspection.
The final inspection shall be conducted after the structure{s} is completed and ready for
occupancy, in order to determine compliance with the provisions of this Article. Other
inspections may be required by the Butte County Fire Department, or the Butte County Public
Health Department, Environmental Health Division. Structures of conventional or simple
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construction shall be inspected at a single inspection if possible because all components to be
inspected are simultaneously ready for inspection.
Section 26-80. Special Inspections
Additions! inspections may be conducted under the following circumstances: An inspection
shall be conducted where there is a reasonable expectation that the footing will be subjected to
serious vertical or lateral movement due to unstable soil conditions; or the application indicates
that interior wall coverings or construction elements will conceal underlying construction,
electrical or mechanical systems; or where an unconventional construction method is indicated
which would preclude examination at a single inspection.
Section 26-8'I. Inspection Waivers
Inspections may be waived by the Building Ofhcial for structures which do not contain electrical
or mechanical installations or for alterations, additions, modifications, or repairs that do not
involve electrical or mechanical installations.
Section 26-82. Inspection Requests and Notice
It shall be the duty of the applicant to notify the Building Official that the construction is ready for
inspection and to cause the work to remain accessible and exposed for inspection purposes,
and to provide access to the premises. Inspections shall be requested by the applicant at least
(48} hours in advance of the intended inspection. It shall be the duty of the enforcement agency
to notify or inform the applicant of the day during which the inspection is to be conducted.
Section 26-85. Certifcate of Qccupancy
After the structure(s) is completed for occupancy and any inspections which have been required
by the Building Division have been conducted, and work approved, the Building Official shall
issue a Certificate of Occupancy for such dwelling(s) and appurtenant structure(s) which comply
with the provisions of this Article.
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Section 26-84. Temporary Occupancy
The use and occupancy of a portion or portions of a dwelling or appurtenant structure prior to
the completion of the entire structure pursuant to this Article shall be allowed, provided that
approved sanitary facilities are available at the site and that the work completed does not create
any condition that endangers life, health or safety of the public or occupants. The occupants of
any such uncompleted structure shall assume sole responsibility for the occupancy of the
structure or portion thereof.
Section 26-85. Fees
l=ees shall be required and collected by the Building Division to provide for the cost of
administering the provisions of this Article, and shall be as set forth in Section 3-~41 of this Code
and in the most currently adopted Butte County Building Division fee schedule. It is the intent of
this Article that permit and inspection fee schedules be established to reflect the actual
inspection and administrative costs resulting from the application of this Article.
Section 26-86. General Requirements
(a) Each structure shall be maintained in a sound structural condition to be safe, sanitary, and ti
shelter the occupants from the elements.
(b) Generators used to supply electricity shall produce a maximum of 60 decibels at the closest
property line from the generator installation, and shall be permanently secured on a minimum 3
and112 inch thick concrete slab extending a minimum of two feet beyond the generator on all
sides, or shall be anchored as required in the manufacturer's installation instructions to prevent
vibration. If needed to comply with the maximum decibel level, generators shall also be
enclosed in a sound reduction enclosure approved by the Building Official This structure shall
consist of a fully enclosed masonry or wood frame structure with a minimum of 2 x 4 wall and
roof framing, with walls, ceiling, and roof insulated and soundproofed, or shall be an approved
commercially manufactured enclosure which will reduce sound levels to the required standard.
]f field testing is required to verify that this decibel level is not exceeded, a test report showing
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compliance shall be provided by the owner and submitted to the Building Official at the owners
expense.
Section 26-87. Intent of General Requirements
It shall be the purpose and intent of this Article: to allow the use of ingenuity and preferences of
the builder; to allow and facilitate the use of alternatives to the specifications prescribed by the
latest adopted version of the technical codes to the extent that a reasonable degree of health
and safety is provided by such alternatives; and to assure that the materials, methods of
construction, and structural in#egrity of the structure shall perform in application for the purpose
intended. To provide for the application of this Article, it sha[I be necessary for the Building
Official to exercise reasonable judgment in determining the compliance of appropriate structure
with the general and specific requirements of this Article.
Section 26-8$. Technical Codes to Be a Basis of Approval
Except as otherwise required by this Article, dwellings and appurtenant structures constructed
pursuant to this Article need not conform with the construction requirements prescribed by the
latest adopted editions of the California Building, Plumbing, Mechanical, and Electrical Codes,
or other applicable technical codes; however, it is not the intent of this section to disregard
nationally accepted technical and scientific principles relating to design, materials, methods of
construction, and structural requirements for the erection and construction of dwelling and
appurtenant structures as are contained in the technical codes. Such codes shall be a basis far
approval.
Section 2G-89. Fire Safety Regina#ions
A l..imited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwelling permit application sha[I be reviewed by Cal Fire
Butte County for compliance with Public Resources Code sections 429Q and 4291, and Butte
County Code.
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All Limited Density Owner-Built Rural Dwellings shall comply with the "Materials and
Construction Methods For Exterior Wildfire Exposure" requirements found in the 2007 California
Building Cade, Chapter 7A, or in the latest adopted version of the California Building Code.
Section 26-90. Construction Requirements
1. STRUCTURAL REQUIREMENTS. Buildings or structures constructed pursuant to this
Article may be of any type of cons#ruction which will provide for a sound structural condition.
Structural hazards which result in an unsound condition, and which may constitute a
substandard building, are defined by the 1997 Uniform Housing Code, section 1009.3.
2. FOUNDATIONS. Pier foundations, stone masonry footings and foundations, pressure
treated lumber, poles, or equivalent foundation materials or designs may be used provided that
the bearing and lateral stability is sufficient for the purpose intended.
3. MATERIALS. Owner-produced or used materials and appliances may be utilized unless
found not to be of sufficient strength ar durability to perform the intended function; owner-
produced or used lumber may be utilized unless found to contain dry rot, excessive splitting, or
other defects obviously rendering the material unfit in strength or durability for the intended
purpose.
4. HEATING CAPACITY. A heating facility or appliance shall be installed in each dwelling
subject to the provisions of this Article; however, there shall be na specified requirement for
heating capacity or temperature maintenance. The use of a solid fuel or solar heating device
shall be deemed as complying with the requirements of this section. If anon-renewable fuel is
used in these dwellings, rooms so heated shall meet current insulation standards.
5. ROOM REQUIREMENTS. There shall be no requirements for room dimensions
provided that there is adequate light and ventilation and adequate means of egress.
Section 26-99. Sanitation Requirements
Sanitation facilities, including the #ype, design, and number of facilities shall be shown on plans
submitted for the building permit.
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No dwelling shall discharge wastewater from sanitary facilities other than to a wastewater
system that is designed, constructed, operated, and maintained in accordance with the
requirements of the Public Health Department, Division of Environmental Health.
The Environmental Health Division may approve alternative sanitary facilities, provided the
Division has ttrst developed requirements for the design, construction, operation, maintenance,
and permitting of said facilities that have been approved by the Board of Supervisors.
No dwelling shall utilize a bathtub or shower and a washbasin, or alternate bathing and washing
facility unless it has been approved by the Environmental Health Division and Building Official.
Section 26-92. Mechanical Requirements
Fireplaces, heating and cooking appliances, and gas piping installed in buildings constructed
pursuant to this Article shall be installed and vented in accordance with the applicable
requirements contained in the most currently adopted version of the California Mechanical
Code, Part 4, Title 24, California Code of Regulations.
Section 26-93. Electricat Requirements
No dwelling or appurtenant structure constructed pursuant to this Article shall be required to be
connected #o a source of electrical power, or wired, or otherwise fitted for electrification, except
as set forth in section 26-94.
Section 26-94. Electrical Installation Requirements
Where electrical wiring or appliances are installed, the installation shall be in accordance with
the applicable requirements contained in the mast recen#ly adopted version of the California
Electrical Code, Part 3, Title 24, California Cade of Regulations.
Section 26-95. Exceptions to Electrical Installation Requirements
In structures where electrical usage is confined to one or more rooms of a structure, the
remainder of the structure shall not be required to be wired or otherwise fitted for electrification
unless the Building Official determines the electrical demands are expected to exceed the
confinement and capacity of that room{s). In these instances, the Building Official may require
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further electrification of the structure. it is the intent of this section to apply to buildings in which
there exists a workshop, kitchen, or other single room which may require electrification, and
where there is no expectation of further electrical demand. The Building Official shall, at the
of a permit application or other appropriate point, advise the applicant of the potential hazards
violating this section.
Section 26-9G. Plumbing Requirements
Plumbing equipment and installation shall be in accordance with the applicable requirements
contained in the most recently adopted version of the California Plumbing Code, Part 5, Title 24,
California Code of Regulations.
Section 2. Severability. If any provision of this Ordinance or the application thereof to any
person or circumstances is for any reason held to be invalid by a court of competent jurisdiction,
such provision shall be deemed severable, and the invalidity thereof shall not affect the
remaining provisions or other applications of the Ordinance which can be given effect without
the invalid provision or application thereof.
Section 3. Effective Date and Publication. This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after
the date of its passage. The Clerk of the Board of Supervisors is authorized and directed to
publish a summary of this ordinance before the expiration of fifteen {15) days after its passage.
This ordinance shall be published once, with the names of the members of the Board of
Supervisors voting for and against it, in the Enterprise Record, a newspaper of general
circulation published in the County of Butte, State of California.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte, State of
California, on the 7th Day of April, 2009 by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Dolan, Kirk, Lambert, Yamaguchi, and Chair Connelly
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None ~`
Bill Connelly, Chair o he Butte
County Board of Supervisors
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2 GREGORY G. U RIA
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