HomeMy WebLinkAbout913ORDINANCE N0. 913
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AN ORDINANCE P,EPEALING AND CONSOLIDATING
ORDIPfAPdCE NOS. 437, 631, 6536, 845 and
906 AND ESTRBLI5HING REGULATINGS FOR THE
USE OF LAND AND THE CONSTRUCTION AND USES
OF BUILDINGS ALOi•1G THE SCENIC HIGHWAYS OF
THE COUNTY OF BUTTE
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte> State of Calif
ornia, DOES OP,DAIN as follows:
SECTION 1. Far the purpose of promoting the public health,
safety and general welfare, and more particularly for the purpose
of preventing the creation of traffic hazards, promoting the pros-
perity of the people of the County of Butte, conserving land values'
-along the Scenic Highways, promoting the comfort and happiness of
the people of the County of Butte, fostering pride in and attach-
ment to the said County, and promoting the public tranquility and
good order thereof, preserving and enhancing the public scenic and
aesthetic values, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte
does hereby ordain and set forth an "S-H" (Scenic Highways) District
and the following regulations established to govern the-uses of lane
-and the construction and uses of buildings along the Scenic High-
ways.
SECTION 2. The provisions of an "S-H" (Scenic Highway) Distric~
shall apply to all property lying on each side and within three hun•
Bred and fifty (350) feet from the centerline. of the following high•
ways:
a. State Highway 32, Chico: From Fir Street easterly to the
Butte County line.
b. State Highway 70, Oroville: From Wick's Corner north-
easterly to the Butte County line.
c. Pentz Road, Paradise: From State Highway 70 to the north-
erly-most boundary of the Paradise Irrigation District.
d. Clark Road, Paradise: From State Highway 70 to the north-
erly-most boundary of the Paradise Irrigation District.
e. Skyway, Chico-Paradise: From the west boundary of Section
4, Township 21 North, Range 2 East to the east boundary of Section
20, Thownship 22 North, P.ange 3 East.
SECTION 3. REGULATIONS.
3.1 Uses permitted:
a. Lawful uses of land now established.
b. Residential dwellings and accessory buildings.
c. Agricultural uses and buildings.
d. The fallowing upon the securing of a Use Permit in
each case:
1) Schools, churches, public utility buildings and
structures, roadside stands for the sale of pro-
duce from the land fronting the highway within
the District.
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3.2 Additional uses permitted:
Certain additional uses are permitted upon the securing
of a use permit in each case; said uses are highway services
primarily for the convenience of the traveling public and
including:
a. Gasoline service stations.
b. Restaurants.
c. Motels and Trailer Courts.
d. Public and quasi-public buildings and professional
buildings.
SECTION 4. ADDITIONAL REGULATIONS.
4.1 The following regulations shall apply in all parts of
said district:
a. No building or structure shall hereafter be located
within the district closer than fifty {5O) feet from the
centerline of said highways, except where said highways are
classified by the County as a Federal Aid Secondary road,
the minimum building setback requirement shall be fifty-five
(55) feet from the centerline of said road.
b. Building Site Rrea: Each single family residence
shall be located on a site..not less than eight thousand, one
hundred and twenty-five (8,125) square feet in area. The
minimum lot width shall not be less than sixty-five (65)
feet, and the residence shall not be located less than five
(5) feet from each side line of the building site.
c. No signs, bi116oards or advertising displays shall be
erected within the district except signs advertising only the
sale or lease of land upon which sign is placed, or the pro-
ducts grown or raised upon such property, and established
or permitted uses an such property except the following:
1. DIRECTIONAL SIGNS: Are. permissive in advance of
an entrance to a frontage road or intersection where bus-
inesses that serve the highway users (ie. Phone, Roadside
business, Hospitals, Motels, Rest Areas, Campgrounds and
Next Services) are available and installed in accordance
with State of California Division of Highways Planning
'P4anual of Instructions.
2. HISTORICAL LANDMARK SIGNS: Are permissive in ad-
vance of an entrance to a frontage road or intersection
with~the most direct access road to guide traffic to a
registered landmark and installed in accordance with
State of California Division of Highways Planning hlanual
of Instructions.
d. Off-street Parking: Off-street parking area shall be
as required by .the Planning Commission.
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SECTION 5. Use Permits, Variances and Rezoning:
The application for a use permit, variance or re-zoning
shall be made to the Planning Commission for a recommendation and
such application shall include a description of the requested use
and shall be accompanied by plans showing the location and ele-
vations of the proposed buildings or proposed alterations, location
of driveways and parking area, advertising matter or structures and
other information which may be required by the Planning Commission.
The Board of Supervisors shall. act upon such application upon the
receipt of the application from the Planning Commission.
SECTION 6. All uses of land within the district not specifi-
cally authorized and permitted are prohibited. ',
SECTION 7. Butte County Ordinance Nos. 437, 631, 6536, 845 and
906 are hereby repealed.
SECTION 8. The penalties for any violation of the zoning here-
by imposed within the district shall be as provided in the.Zoning
Enabling Ordinance. In compliance with the provisions of the
Zoning Enabling Ordinance, this Ordinance shall from and after its
effective date become a supplement to and part of the Zoning
Enabling Ordin-once.
SECTION 9. This Ordinance shall take effect immediately upon
its passage, and before the expiration of fifteen (15) days after
its passage shall be published once with the names of the members
voting for and against it in the Chico En~exprise a
newspaper published in the County of Butte, State of Ca ifornia.
PASSED and ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the County of
Butte, State of California, this 7.7th day of January _ •• 1967,
by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Dunaways Maxon McKi.llop, Pryde and Chairman Howsden
NOES: None
ABSENT: None
NOT VOTING: None
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-1e;n C airman of the
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Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte, State of Calif
ornia
ATTEST:
JE5SIE ROGERS, County Clerk
and ex-officio Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of the
County of Butte
BY
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