HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrds 467 part 2 Section 99. DREDGKR6: RULK REGULATING OHRATION OF.
apply: a. Definitions: As used in this section, the following dei
finiton of terms shall,
1. "Top soil" shall mean all of that portion of the Los surface of' th6."r p,,,),rth 1',,hich
has supported, or is capaWe of s"p"ting pimt Joe.
2. "Fine mateplal" shall mean all tie material which is waslod or processed for the
recovery of minerals.
3. "Course material" shall mean all the remainder of the rocks and soK displaced
by dredging or washing operations.
A "Parcel" shall mean contiguous land in one ownership.
5. "Person" shall mean °a.ny )er8on, firm, or corporation.
b DREDGHG OPEHATIONS, REP LACEMRAT OF DISPLACED MATERIAL.
All surface mining operations in the County of Bu %, st;Ae of Cali%rod., In-a<King
the use of dredger drag linesor
, otar hsoil moving devices which displace rocksr s
, aoor
ll,
both, on the earth surface, shall be conducted in such manner as to replace tin rocks and
soil displaced by their operations. The materials displaced, except the top soil, sdaull be
replaced in the excavation. The top soil shall be replaced on top a the othm, mthrial.
Prior to replacing the top soil the other dispIncK material shall be left in a substantially
level condition and the top soil, mhen replaced, shall. be Teft in a sWostantially level
condition.
c. STRIPPING OF TOP SOIL. Prior to the commenmmeat of any such minog Maratioars
the top soil shall be stripped from the surface of the land pro ora. to be disturbed, Irrovided
that when said top soil exceeds as deoth of three feet, only the top three feet thereof need
be stri n
ped as hereiri provided.
d. RELEVELING REQUIREMENTS. Whenever any p(,.rson is cWTiuct-Ing mi �ing, o;)erations
pursuant to H permit issued hereunaer he shall not permit to remain unleveled and without top
soil replaced thereon at any time mor6-,, bkvan fifty acres in area of the land involved for each
dredger, drag line, or other unit of soil moving devIce used by him in the uct conaof such
operations. The Bonra, on bac aa
ring s proviaed In (e) of this section, may permit a greater
acreage of dredged land to remain unleveled at any one time.
e. APPLICATIOU FOR EXEMPT105 FROM RESOILENG. When, in the opinion of the board of
Supervisors of the County of Butte, Stutu of California, the present or probable future
agricultural value of tin land involved does not justify such levelLng or recoiling, said
Board way expmnt such IRK in whole or in pbrt and upon such reasonable terms and conditions
as baid Board may prescribe from 01 or any of the provisions of this section rclating to
the strioping of top soil, the leveling of rpplacmd mpterial and the replacement of top soil.
Application for such exemption sha3l be in writing and prespntnd to the board of hupervisors
at a regular public meeting tjs,2,rRef or at a soca al moetiing cal]-ed for that plwposr, n which
meeting, a time and place for hearing such application shall be fixed by the Board of Super-,
visors. ThE hearing an such application slall be fixed for and held at as ragular ca smcial
public meeting of the Board of bunervisors and shall be held not sooner than dfteen (A) days
nor more than thirty (30) days after the presentation of such application. Tim Board of
Supervisors shall cause notice or the kwnring of such apPimt1on to be YK11shed at least
three (3) times in a dilly newspaper and at least twice in a reAly newspaper of general
circulation printed and oub2i5hed in tie County of "utte, state of Califorh1w,
Sold notice shall describe the land sought to be excapted frwn tho proUslus of all
or any of the provisions of this section vith sufficient particularity to identify the same
and shall contain the name oV thn applicant and tne nawe of the owncr of ouch I.and. V:e first
publication of such notice shall be not less than ten hear(10) days before juju inuring and tin just,
publication not more th.an. f
(2) days be saiu,. ing.
The Board of Oupervisors at such meeting, or within tun days thhae
ereafter sll approv
or disapgrove the application under such terms ana conditions as it stall uctormine to be
proper. In the event of disapproval of such hppliestion, the ground of disapproval shall
appear in the minutes of the meeting of tim Doard in which such action was taken. In tho event
Of aPProvul of such application, the approval shall be made by written order, setting forth
such terms and conditions as shall be determined by the Board of Kupervisars under which a
permit to dredge ti m particular parcel shall be grnntea. Whenever un application for exem[Tion
shall be presented to the board of bupervisors as oravidea in this section, a stay of enforce–
ment of the penal nrovisions of thts section is hereby granteail
d the applicnt untthe expire--
tion of twenty (2 0 days from and after, but including, the day of the date ths board of
Surae rvisars disapDroves such application in whole or rin p&rt, if an order of disapproval
be entered.,
f. APPLICATION, PURMIT AND BONG REqUIREL—BOND I. kefore any person may
conduct surface mining operations in said county, as hrruln provided, he shll wNe
oand file
with the Board of Oupervisors of said county an applLcation Ln writing for a permit to mine,
the approved form thucreof to be provided by said moard-, aiad sha-1,1 then payforthwit? an
application fee of $10.00 to the County Werh of said County.
2. The permit to issue in any such en
se sht�.I] be r.n form prov.-.Td(,ci ana, ap:rrrjva.,,�.6 by
Said "Onro, and shall be issued by the County ulerk of said county. No permit shall be issued
to any person to ennauct suPfPce mining operaticrs, as heroin provided unicss and until ouch
application is filed and such fee Vnid, as herein prescribed, nor until such ncroon first
files with said County Clerk a surety bond in the penal sum of not exceeding 110,000.00 for enc1l
parcel of land specified in 3uch 17ersw0s application to mine then on file, or in the penal
sum compluted, at the rate of 0300.00 for each acre in Pic h parcel of KV specified in such
per3on1h application to mine, then on file, whichever as to casae 1. pamlr
reel of ld is the esse
scum,
faith. sureties occoptuble to said zoard, and in completes. form thereof, to be approvnd
by said board conaltinced for the faithful parPormance by the =Jivant Of all of tie provisions
of this section, on Ids part to be kept and performed. In lieu of Yuch bwA, cash may be
deoosited with said County Clerk, in tie sum computed in the same manner us the penal suln
herein orascribed is computed for aa urety bond, to be retained as security to secime the
faithful jwrfar�nnce by the applicant of all of the Provisions of HUS section on his part to
be kept and performed. Provided, h.(naever, that no bond, or cash deposit shall be required when
smrface mining operations are conducted only on lands so excaniptod from the of
(b) (c) and (1)/ hereof by order issued pursuant to tin provisions of (e), hereaf, nor shall
any lands so exempted be used in computing the amount of Rny bond or cash depnsit required by
this section.
3. No person shall mine or conduct mint operations in said county as contsoglateu by
this section without first Kving obtuined a permit so to do w; heroin pry bled, Among
othor things, each such application shall accurately identify each parcel of Land by legal
descriDtion thereof upon which said mining operations arp to bre conducted by the sans cunt,,
and shall specify the number of acres involved in each parcel of land so described. The
permit issued in each such case shall in like manner describe the land nvolved, as shoo-in
by the application to which it relates. Each permit to :mine issued pursuant to the provisions'
of this section shall be valid, unless sooner terminated, for continuous surface raining
operations upon the lands described in said permit, commencing with the date of said permit.
�. If any mining operations contemplated by this section are intended to be conducted by', any
person other than the owner of the lands to be described in the application required elsewhere
herein to be';filed, the owner of such lands or his duly authorized attorney-in--fact in the name
of ku.s principal, shall endorse such owners approval of the application to be filed upon the
face thereof; In the absence of such approval in such cases no permit shall be issued to the
person applying therefor, anything herein to the contrary notwithstanding. When an attorney-
in-fact endorses the application the power of attorney evidencing his autio city shall be filed'
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with the Board of auuerv.isors at the time the application is filed.
5. A permit shall be issued to any person i=•rho first comulies with ti-_e provisions of this
section on his ;part to be performed under this section toobtain a permit; provide', however,:
that the provisions of paragraph (4) of this section are first complied with.
6. Wheri a permit to mine has been issued hereunder, it shall riot be subject to araenamont;,
e:,cept for cier.ical error anpraring therein.
7. Permits issued hereunder are not transferrable and persons to whom such permits are issued
shall not transfer nor attempt to transfer them, ar any of them to any other person or persons.
8. he exemption under (e) of this sectionshallbe granted to any person who has not first
applied for 4 oermit to conduct surface mining operations under the provisions of tins section;:
g. TER14IdATION OF PERMITS. Without in any manner affecting the penal provisions of this:
section the Board of Supervisors of said County reserve the right and power, and it may exercise
such right and pourer, to terminate any permit to mine issued hereunder for any violation of
this section, after granting a hearing on the question, of violation of these sections to the
person to vrh m the permit was granted, such hearing to be held not sooner than ten days from
the service of a notice-: in writing by said Board upon such person to whom the permit was
issued, which notice shall state the violation claimed, and the date, time and _dace of such
hearing. Such notice may be served by said Board by reregistered United States mail and in
such event the date of mailingsuch notice shall constitute and be the date of the service there-
of upon the person to whom it is directed.
h. VIOLATION OF SECTION PENALTY, Any violation of any .rovision of this section is a
misdemeanor, :ana any persons violating this section or any of its provisions, upon conviction
thereof, shall be punishable by a fine not exceeding the sum of *500.00 or by imprisonment in
the County Jail for not to exceed six months or by both such fine and imprisonment. For- each
day that anyperson fails to comply with this section, or any provisions thereof, he shall be
guilty of a separate violation hereof.
i. SAVIIIG CLAUSE CONSTITUTIONi?LITY. If any section, sub-section, paragraph, 3e-tence,
clause, ohrase or --turd of these sections shall be held to be unconstitutionaly, or otherwise
invalid for any reasons, by final judgment of any court having jurisdiction, such decision, shall
not affect the validity of the remaining portions of this section, but such unconstitutional
or invalid provision shall be deemed separable from the valid parts thereof. The board of
said County hereby declare that. it would have passed this section, sub-section, ,Oaragr= ,h,
sentence, clause, phrase o'r word thereof, irrespective o' the fact that any one section, sub-
section, paragraph, sentence, clause, phrase, or word of said section may be held unconstitution-
al or otherwise invalid.
Section 100. PLAIININU COITHISSION.
a... IvJIEMBERS- The commission shall consist of seven members, not offic els of Butte County,
appointed by the Chairman of the Board of Supervisors, with the Boa rVs approval, and the
following advisory members; County District Attorney; County Engineer, County 7ssessor, and the
County Administrative Officer The advisory membersmay each designate one of his de_i�uties to
sit an the commission in his absence. The advisory members shall have the right to vote on
said commission. 1Aihen-possible three of the appointed members shall be selected from a
different City Planning Commission.
b. MEETINGS- At least one regular meeting shall be held each month on a date selected
by the commission.
C. CEIAI _',iAN-The commission shall select its own chairman for a term to be designated by the
commission.
d. TEFu,>. OF OFFICE-Of the member-- of the commission first appointed, two shall be appointed
for terms of 'one year, two for terms of two years, two for teras of three years, and one for the
term of four years. Their successors shall be appointed for terms of four years. If a vacancy
shall occur, ;otherwise than by expiration of term, it shall be filled by appointment for the
unexpired portion of the term. The terms of advisory members shall correspond to treir respect-
ive official tenures.
e. REKOVAL- Any appointed member of the commission may be removed by the Chairman of the
Board of 'upenvisors, at his pleasure, but each removal shall be subject to approval of tik
said Hoard of! Supervisors.
f. CORIPENSATION-All members of the commission shall serve as such without compensation,,
except reasonable traveling expenses to and from their usual place of business to the place of
meeting of tle commission.
g. DUTIES- "'It shall be the duty of the members of the commission to inform theinsclves
of the f unctions, and duties of the commission, and to that end, mdhen autl.orized by tha cow
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mission may attend conferences of planning executives, hearings on the legislation effecting
the blaster Plan for the County, and reasonable traveling expenses incidental to such attend-
once shall becharged against such funds allocated to tyre cormnission. It is directed that the
commission prepare or cause to be prepared necessary rules and regulations for the guidance of
its nreetings.� It shall be the function of the Planning Cormnission to prepare and adopt a
comprehensive gong term, general plan for the physical development of the County. Such plan slImi 1
be known as the Aaster Plan and shall be so prepared that all or any portions thereof may be
adopted by the Board of uupervisors as a basis for governing the development of the County of
Butte, for such reasonable period of time next ensuing after the adoption thereof as may be
practicably covered thereby. The Piaster plan with accompanying maps, diagrams, cYk rgs,
descriptive matter and z•eports, shall include such of the following subject matter or portions
thereof as may be made the basis for the physical development of the County.
1. CONSERVATION PLAN... For the conservation, development and utilization of the natural'
resources including --Nater, forests, soils, rivers and other waters, fisheries, wild life,
minerals, and other natural resources. Such plan shall also cover the reclamation of land and
waters, flood; control, orevention and control of the pillution of streams and other raters,
regulation of the use of land in stream channels and other areas required for the accomplish-
ment of Conservation Planning, prevention and correction of erosion of soils, shores and beaches,
:! and protection of water sheds.
2. LARD USE k'l:AN .An inventory and classification of rzaaturul, l.eand typos and compre-
hensive plans for he most desirable utilization of land.
3, IeNC"REArla]U T'LltV;w. dinawlctg comprehensive s:y. tem of recreation areas, rrlc,urlxnr;
nratur.aal xesc rvat on.s,, parks, parkways, beaches, p.l aygrounas, and other recreation .areas,
including when Trz acta.caal.,, the locations and proposed development thereof.
d,. S.lithl".^,;l'u:d and r.it(xHW Yb PLAN...ShF:uwing the f„c,caeral location and width of ra rcrzn;or°p',ren-
sivsystem of major traffic t;l"ar,aoa.ghfures Tana other traffic ways, present and .future,, with
reoom end tions concerning proposed changes,
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utilities,PUBLIC .IltVI E AND FACILITIES.. Showing general. plan :Pear. sewage, d:va nagea and,
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es, and rx.C,ht=s of way, ea„emoutas and facilities therefor.
6. PUBLIC BrJIODI VCS. alzowi.:ng locations and xr:r°r zar.,t.menk o of all county public hu ld ngs
an: proposed buildings, including the architecture thereof uand the landscape treatment of
gpounds thereof.
7. COMMUNITY [)} ,fGN Standnrdssod principals governing n subdivision of land, farm,
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garden, orchard, and residential, and reconmend patternse.e_d design for prospective Cdevelora•..
;;zero; there of"M
8. DOUS:ING...Survey of housing conditions a a rn,a,e ls, :p.la a,s rand y:rocr,duve for the
improvement of housing standards and .for provision of adequate to ili.ties.
h. COOPERATION OF QFP'l.C.triF,a;4—It shall be the duty of County Cffick,als and departments
to supply reasonable dt a to for the prober s rnf reser action of t;ho commission.
s» FURI)'i FOH THE WORK OF LIE CC)„a.MSION., irze bcuard Of uze_rlra errs of butte County
shall provide funds necessary for the work rt the commission and may levy and collect ra tax,
not to exceed In any :fiscal year the sun of rine orient on r„he .hundred cia).,lars of asSessed,
valuation, for the purpose of defraying the lawful expenses incurred by the Planning Commission
Seminars .101,. DfdUNKS a;a m l"t shrr l L Us zanl a:wEul for any person in an intoxicated ererrad.ation to
appear or be in or around a motor vehicle icle;t ear upon any lriablic hf„hwra,y, street, alley, square r.„:x°
otPer p.ulcr, pluce in the County €af Buttes, out•a:i,ne any City or 'fawn In said. Count
and it shall be unlawful for any person in an intoxicnted condition to intrude upDn, or the :in
or remain main .in or upon n the premises or pr€hype r ty of another, MOM of Say, :Y.zzcca r acr:r a Pie cd `amity or
Teary; in said r;oun@:;y, without the express permission and cons umt of tear pe:r.°.:on lawfully in
possession s,sion ofl such earners seas ear property.
Any person violating any provision of this section shall. he ,ia:.a1 y of a misdemeanor and
and shall, upon conviction, be punished bi a fine not ere.ecrdi_s,p One ilunured ((lt1`.J o)
Dollars ares o by imprisonment in the County Jail of° said County my of duatte not exceeding fifty
(50) days, or by both, such fLne and r.npi-"iranrca, nt,.
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. GE`iEf3a?L 'ROVI ra.(7%VS...
aa,. This section is enacted :for the purpose of'
adopting ,ubd:,v cion regulations in accordance with the Subdivision kap Act of the state of
California.
Is The AMC Planning Cexaami ion of Butte
County, hereinafter referred to as the Planning C ommz s..lon, is hereby designated as the
Advisory Agency with respect, to Subdivisions ars provided in said Suk)d'.Jvi,s:ioc l+"i<_alJ loot„
c. The Planning Commission shall have all the
powers and denies .regur ding land, subdivision and, record of survey maps and the ;wocedur°aes
relating thereto which are spcc.G.fi:.cd by Kate low Barad, Edo secMun.
d. The words "tentative map" and "final map''
as used :in this oection shaall refer to regular subdivision maps or subdivision maps IntexnUed
to be filed as ta. imcord of s7ah;r^xrFa,y.
e. The word eF:,rrbdivlr,:,i.c>n" and other terms used
in this section sharl.l, hpve tht .,acne meaning as in the otate; law unloss otherwise defined,
f. The term "agent nt of the Planning Commission''
ssion''
shall refer to the Director of Manning if there be one, or in rzpc absence to thec County
Engineer.
g. Where be
, tTp nzahakxJxvEdcan rr�4lrp the standards «f this section, or conditions ons ex stwhich complancwith
any
impracticable,TLIle e
�any board of Qiervisor w may, upon recommendation of the Planning Commiss-
ion, modify aysmen.lzna,.nlanz i requirement set forth in (Ci) Subdivision btand<u..x°ds and
Principles.
2. PROCEDURE FOR TENTATIVE MAPS. a:r. tl land subdivider or ids agent shall wherever
po , itia:le confer with the county engineur and t:;rie agent of the Planning Commission regarding
hi.s contemplated subdivisiGn, sho3l inform himself rregarding, these regulations and .sa,@l. filewitn the County Engineer at least five (M
copies o a. tentative map of eea.rh proposed sub.-
division, o. record of survey subdivision, as provided in the bubuivi6on ]Bran Act.
b. Tho tentative map Pall n €uipl.y with all provisions
of (Le) hereof <ra,:ra shall be .f,":al.ed with tahe County Engineer at .least, fifteen (l da) days prior to
the regular meeting of the kl srrniznl, Commission at which the map is to be considered. :Clans map
shall be filed prior to the final survey of any streets or lots and before any grading or,
construction work is started capon any proposed street or road, and before the sale or offer
for, sale of any lot or parcel of lasacs wk In to ,,xo,a€:rr>< 1 ssuu'k:>nay.as�a.on,'
C. The County Engineer hall within five (5) drays
after the filing of t:dtc tentative map:
(t) Check the map and statements merit attached d 1-h,ereto for compliance with the provisions
cae^reofT°Fal 1 a in roadalignment, grades, drainage, and improvements.
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Deliver a copy of the reap to the agent of the Planning Commission and to each
county, city rstate official entitled reee ft1e la,
w to revaesr the tentative mapthe .a sn of the PlanningCeyxishall check tentative v
complianceah zbtavasicn Lanoirrrr thissection.
(e) Aot lc oarnt ) days prior to the t rexEaraaet meeting f trealanrir
Commission, the agent of the Planning Commission shall notify the Claco,.i:mnau,n and the members
of the szb€3zvk.,:>lon committee, If there be one;, that said map has been I.'i.}:ed and is available
for review,
(f, At its next regular roedet,?ng, hhr2 Planning a.cistna ,::is.arn Yhtita:E.l e,rsaa,:>n.d.er the t;c,rt'tati.vrw
reap together with,,
(1) dr written t;en r e l.,u:rk, fr•c:aatu the Cou nnty Fral ineer which
shale, state wvhcerein, the prroposed, subdivision plan does or does not meet the standards ets,tab kite
by this section for road alignment, grades, impr•ovemexrts, and drainage provisions. The report
i.shall include,such recommendations as the County En-vineer desires to crake regarding the tentative
map.
(2) A written report from the agent of the Planning Commission which shall state wherein -.
:the proposed subdivision plan conforms or does not conform iiith the subdivision standards
established herein, and with the Master Plan of butte County.
(3) A report from the subdivision committee of the Planning Comma_ssion, if there be one
4 Any ;•recommendations from any other county, city or State officials.
g. The Planning Commission shall determine whether the tentative ma is in accordance
'with the provr;sions of lave' and of this section, and shall within thirty (305 days of the filing
thereof approve, conditionally approve, or disapprove the map, unless by agreement with the
subdivider or ?his agent this time is extended. If the subdivider is dissatisfied with this
action, he may appeal from the ruling of the Planning Commission to the Board ef' Supervisors
as provided by state law.
(h) Copies of the tentative map shall be presented by the County Engineer to the Board
of Supervisors' at their next regular° scheduled meeting -with tyle action of the Planning Commission
endorsed thereon, together with a statement indicating the conditions under which the map was
ap;;roved, the ;changes which will make the map acceptable, or the reasons for its disapproval.
He shall also recommend the amount and type of security, if any, necessary for improvements.
I. The statement may also indicate the types and character of improvellients which, the
Planning Commission and/or the County Engineer may recomiaend for constructian in the roads,
streets, highvrays, and ways shown on the map.
j. Subsequent to the conditional approval of a tentative map by the Planning Cormrission,
the subdivider shall furnish to the County Lng,ineer:
(3) Have; prepared the necessary security or guarantees which are required by the board of
Supervisors to, insure the com-oletion of any proposed improvements.
(4) File; a tax bond and tax certificate if necessary, with the Clerk of the Boa d of Super-
;visors to cove- taxes and assessments against the property which are a lien but whicn are not
yet payable.
(5) Filei with the County 'Engineer the final tracing, together with three (3) prints and the
necessary securities and bonds, at least ten (10) days prior to the meeting of the Board of
,Supervisors atjwhich approval is expected.
f. The County h1aiineer shall file the map with the County Clerk for action by the Board
'of Supervisors;
g. The Board of Supervisors shall, at its next meeting or within a period of not more
than ten (10) days after such filing;, approve such map if it complies with. all provisions of
state law, this section, and of any rulings made thereunder.
h. In the event that all improvements required by law or conditions imposed upon
approval are not completed, the Board may enter into an agreement with the subdivider for
posting .a guarantee for such completion.
I. The Board of Supervisors shall, at the time of its action upon a final map, accept or �
reject any oriall offers of dedication .f roads, streets, ;Nays, narks, or other sites intended
.for public use;
4. h&�UIREDIENTS FOR TRNMhTIVE MAPS.
a . The tentative map shall be drawn in pencil on tracing paper or cloth in order. to
;permit changes to be made readily in the arrangement of streets and lots and prints to be
secured as provided in 2.
b. The tentative map shall show:
(1) The,name of the subdivision
2 Names and addresses of (1) record owner, (2) subdivider and (3) engineer or licensed
surveyor.
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Essential facts as to adjoin_ng properties such as street locations and widths.
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(4) A small diagram, with scale indicated., shoving the general location of the subdivi-
sion with respect to nearby communities and. ;principal highways.
(5) Alllboundary dimensions showing property lines and essential topographic information
pegarding the Iand to be subdivided, especially areas subject to inundation and the location wid h
and direction of flow of all water courses. A to_oographic map will be -required when in the
Judgment of the County Engineer such a map is needed.
(6) Ail proposed streets, with widths, approximate radii of curves and grades.
17 Ail lots, >_th pl)roximate dimensions.
o Proposed easements and building or set back fines with dimensions.
9 Proposed parrs and areas offered for dedication.
10) Late, north point and scale.
c. The ,tentative mayo shall be accompanied by written statemts from the subdivider or his;
agent indicating:
�1) Evidence of ownership of pro>„rty to be subdivided.
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Tyne's of street f provefa nts which the subdivider Proposes to install.
3) The 5estrictions which the subdivider proposes to apply, .if' ally.
5. REQUIREMENTS FOR FINAL L•TAPS.
a. Sizes and Materials-The final subdivision mau shall be clearly alta legibly drawn upcn
tracing cloth cf' good quality. All ,.:i ,es, letters and figures shall be made in black India
Ink. Certificates may be stamped oz �rinted with Opaque irk. The size of the sheets of tracing,
ploth must be eighteen by twenty-six (18x26) inches, leaving a margin of one inch from the edges:
of the sheets.J
The name, title or other designation_ and all drawings, affidavigs, certificates, ,
acknowledgments, endorsements, acceptances of dedication and notarial seals must be within said
marginal line The scale to which the drawing is made shall be large enough to shci=r the details,
(learly and enough sheets must be used to accomplish this end. Each sheet must be numbered.
The relation oftone sheet to another must be clearly shoran and the number of sheets used rnut be'.
set forth in the title of said map.
b. TITLE - The first sheet shall contain the title conspicuously :^laced in the lower
right hand corder of the ui >. Below the title shall be a subtitle consitrng of a general des-
criution of all the ;property being subdivided, by reference to deeds or to rr_aps which have been
recorded or to ;official United States Surveys.
Llaps filed for the purpose of reverting subdivided land to acreage shall be so designate"
on the title s feet by an appropriate note containing the wrords UDIAP of VACATION« follo.red by
11REVERSI0N to ACREAGE."
Every sheet comprising the map prone. shall pear the- title, (but not subtitle) scale,
north point and sheet number. The tiirle sheet shall how.- in addition, the basis of be rings
the names of the engineer and subdivider, and a location diagr•tm as required in 4., lire ,
iereof,
c. CERTIF'ICITES - A certificate of --he licensed land surveyor or civil engineer
accompanied by`his seal, shall appear certifying to tl_e accuracy of the final map and of all
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data shoun Vereon. In addition, there shall be such other curtificates, as muy be requirod.
by Me, including:
(1) Certificate of M., emmunting to
(2 ArtiflMe of owner, of to dedicate streots, and otlwr Innus,
(3, Clark's cortifichte indicating MOW approval of map and acceptance of
dedications.
(41 Certificate of County Engineer indicating Hot map complies with law.
CertifUnte of Uounty Vianning Uommission indicting approva.]. cif sutaiivisd.on
design.
(6) Certificate of County Auditor showing t1at no liens or assessments stand against
tint property.
(7) A aertifIcate from the Auditor ~1_i vi an estimate of taxes which are a lien
nut not yet payable, and a certIfIcate at the Board of Oupervivars acknowhedgtng bond for same.
d. Surveying Late for Lots - Sufficient Ma must bu shown to determJne readily
the bomring and length of every lot line, block line ana boundary line. Linear dimensions
shall be expressed in feet and decimals of a fool No ditto marks shdl be used. in�,s
containing one acre or move must show ucvcngc to sourest landredth. Lengti, radius and toLal
delta and 3ength of are of all center line curves on streets ann lengths of aro and delta of
mch cmv& In boun"ry mamt be shown.
0. Survcying Data for Streets - The map shall ,how the contcr lines of all streets,
the total Nidth of each street, the width of tin portion being aedicnted, and the width of
existing dodicatton, m the widths ench its of the nerltu-,'r line, also the width of railrc)ad
right-of-way, flood control, or drainage channels, and of any other ensements appearing on the
map.
f. Record of hasements - Themap shall show they lines of all easements to Mch
the 3nts are subject. Easements for storm drain sewers, and other purpoces shall be denoted
by fine dotted Tines. The winth of the easement and the lenatias and bearings of tear lines
tburccC and suffOlent dimensions and ties to locate the easement aefinitely with respect to
the subdivision must be shown. The easement munt be clearly MOM ann icentified and if alren
of record, proper reference to the records given. If the easement is being dedicated by the
map, it shall be properly :newt:; out in the owner's cerLiCluatel of dedication.
g. Rxioting Monuments- The map AM Worn clearly shot stakes, monuments or other
evidence was found an the grounc to determine the boundaries of tie tract. The curners of 012.
adjoining subdivisions or portions thereof shall be identified by 2ot number, tract name and
place of recoro, or by section, township ana ratye, or by other propor designation.
h., Established Lines - M'ssrever th) Gownty Ourvoyor or a City Engineer US
establisbed the center line of a street or alloy, that: data shall be shown on the final map,
indicating all monuments AM and making proper rnference to maps bearing records of surveys of
,
s,,sl d in
,, onanw-,rits�. Thv inap sh,@.11 shove all city boundnPies crossing or adjoining the subdivision
clearly designated and tied in.
is Lo t ,�quribers shall begin with the numeral "i", and shall contirms, corsecutivply
with no omissions or duplications. No prefix or suffix such. as "IA", 02", or ""EB"" shall be
used. Each 3ot shall be shown entirely on one sheet. No block twmber6 or letters shall be
shown.
A111) ip-UNC,'IPLES.
8. Subuivislon Regulations - In the subdivision of Ana lying wholly or partly
within the unincorporatew; territory of Butte County, the failowjjsi�.� regulLtiOaS Sh.�Dll e,),aJy, and
no tentative or. Wal subdlviulon mu; shall be approved by the Planning Commission until and
unless said map or mups !,Icate a full compliance with the re(.,ulrements of ti-As section,
b. Streets and Highmays.
Rclation to ilaster 111am-
The street and highway arrangununnt of every subdivi.s.i.o.n shsdl be lsz��end, ui-)on th(,,'
MaStOr Man r7:(" Butte County and such plan shall govern the placement and widthz of primary and
spcordary Otate and County highmays and such other streets, highways or ways as may be shorvn'l
thereon.
(2) Relation to Tcii)ography-
Topographic conditions Wall determine tie general pattern of blocks, and
natural contours shall control the placement and alignment of streets, Ughwuys art ways.
(3) Helation to Adjoining and Aujacent bystem - Tlae air ra.ng erosn t of str�-cnt,,-;
shall provide for War direct continuation W7 the center lines of 11c; principal existing streets
oraa in adjacent or adjoining subdivided areas. In general, such streets shall have as
widtb at least as great as the existing streets.
(4) 8troet Names - Streets that are extensions of or obvOusly in alignment with
e216ting named streets shall bear the names of the existing stmais, Tim nams of neva str"ts
stall be subject to tie approval of the Planning Commission and shall not duplicate existing
s;t-reet names, (socapt as r�rovid,ed abovca
(5) Primary ana �econdary Highway Vddths - Primary and oecondary Mute and County
highways shall love such widths as are shown upon the MasUar Plan of butte County, but In no
case shall the width of n primary highway be less than AghLy (80) feet nor the width of a
secondary bigbilfay be less than A,ty 060) feet.
(6) Street and Local Noad Aidths The standurd width for all streets and local,
roads shall be sixty (60) feet, but the requirement that a sixty (60) foot rigbt-of-way be
dedicated may be modified and a letter Wath approved under such conditions as the Planning
Commission may prescribe, provided, however, that no roar shall be accepted having a width
less than forty WO) fast.
Half strHets on boundary lines will be noynoved when ne"ssary to seems a grope.3.-
subdivision of the tract, and where abutting half streets exist in adjoining subdivisions Wif
streets equal in widtl-i tl_,�srs-,,to shall be shewn, but in no case shall any half street be less
than twedy 20) feet wide.
17) Street Grades - Areet grades shall not exceed ten o cent (10%), nnlem.-,
topogra,hi c conaitions make grades in excess of ten per cent (10%) Acessary. On primary and
secondary highways the maximum grade shall be eight per cent (8%).
follows- (8) Curves : The minimum radii of curves, measured on center lirps sloll be as
Cownty nPimary and secondnry tai, bways. boo feet, exceA in nomts1nous amas w4re
a minintum radius of ,:MI Not wUl be accehted.
Local roads and streets - 100 feet, except vv Crew tyn=Ade =otWr ccumitions
make the onforcoment of th1s minisnum iarjract:',-cable.
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9. Intersections - The intersectic s c'f streets shall be at an angle of ninety 90) .
degrees, or as close to such an angle as is practicable, but in no case shall an intersection
be an angle less than thirty (30) degrees.
10.. Dead-end Streets.- where necessary to give access to or permit a satisfactory
subdivision of adjoining land, streets snall.run through to the boundary of the property and the
resulting dead-end streets may be approved without a turn-around provided they are sixty
(60) feet in width, but in all other cases a turnaround having.a radius of forty (40) feet or
more shall be provided.
C. Reserve Strips - Narrow parcels or reserve strips controlling access to streets os!
highways from adjoining property will not be approved, unless the control or disposal of such
land is placed under the jurisdiction of the Board of Supervisors,.under conditions satisfactory
to said Board and the Planning Commission.
d. Alleys - An alley having a minimum width of twenty (20) feet shall be laid out i.njathe
rear of proposed commercial lots. In residential blocks, the provision of alleys`is optional with
the subdivider, but where they are provided the minimum width. shall be twenty (20) feet. !A cuf-
of£ shall be made at all acute and right-angle intersections of alleys, measuring not less than
five (5) feet,in each direction from the dorner.
e. Easements - 4here alleys are not provided, public.utilities easements not less than
five (5) feet in width..and direct and continuous from block to block shall be provided on;eacn (side
of rear lot lines, and of side lines where necessary. When an easement on only one side of a lot line
is required it shall have a width of ten (10) feet.
Easements of greater width will be required along natural water courses, conforming
substantially to the lines of such channels-.
f. Lots -
(1) Residential Lot Dimensions - The minimum area of residential lots shall be as
required in any official Zoning Plan in force in the section of Butte County in which the ,land to
be subdivided is located, but where no such Official Districting Plan has.been,adopted, the foll-
owing rules shall govern. a. The minimum width shall be'65 feet
b. The minimum depth shall be,125 feet
c' The minimum area shall be 3125 square feet.!.
(2) Lot Lines - The side lines of all lots, except those along streams, lakes or ij
in other exceptional locations, shall be at right angles to the street which the lot face ;, or
radical if the street is curved. City boundary lines shall coincide with lot lines.
(3) Corner Radius Corner lots shall have a radius of not less than fifteen (15)
feet at the street corner.
7. MONUMENTS AND STREET L11PROVEMENTS REQUIRED:
a. Surveys - The survey to be used in preparation (f the final map shall be made in
accordance with state law regarding surveys and shall be in accordance with the best professional
standards.
b. Monuments. Permanent markers and monuments,, e ther.concrete blocks 6x6x15 inches
or concrete cylinders 6 inches in diameter and 15 inches long each with a copper.or brass `tack
in the top shall be set as follows:
(1) Along exterior boundaries of the tract at all angle points and at the beginning
and ending of curves in such exterior boundaries.
(2) At the intersections of the center line of all 'streets, or on-'offsets pr�perly'
tied in to such intersection:
All lot, street'and alley corners shall be marked by permanent monuments set flush
with the rade not less substantial than marked.
g .� galvanized iron pipes z inch in diameter by.l5 !riches
in length.
c. Street Improvement Required The Board of.Su,ervisors shall require such street:
work on land dedicated for streets as are necessary for the general use of lot owners in the
Subdivision and local neighborhood traffic and drainage needs as a condition precedent to the
approval of the final map thereof. Said improvements shall be constructed in accordancevaith
specifications prepared by the County Engineer.
d. Procedure for Filing Agreements Covering Street Improvements =Prior to the
approval of any final subdivision map, the subdivider shall improve or agree to improve the !
the streets, highways and ways offered for public use, and no final subdivision map shallib ,
approved and no streets, highways or ways shall be accepted for public use until,and unless said
streets, highways and ways have been improved in a manner satisfactory to the Board of Su ervis
ors or a valid Warranty, agreement or contract guaranteeing, such improvements has been filed with
and accepted by said Board.
e. The subdivider or owner of the land embraced by every subdivision map and by
every map of dedication shall before presenting any final map to the. Board of Oupervisors, make;!,
execute, ackno-iledge and deliver to said Board of 6upervisors, in consideration of the acceptance
of dedication, a valid warranty,, agreement and contract to improve all streets: highways and ii
ways offered for public use, designating the same:by the name and an appropriate description
thereof, said improvement to consist of such structures, improvements and equipment as may l be
deemed necessary by the board, of Supervisors for the use of such streets, highways and ways or
the proper drainage thereof and may include street grading and drainage, street surfacing +culvel�-ts
and bridges. Actual work thereon shall be commenced not,later than ninety (90) days after the
date said subdivision map is recorded, unless such time is extended for good and.sufficient
reasons by the Board of Oupervisors, and all work shall be fully completed on or before three
(3) years after .the date of such recordation.
Section 103. OFFICE HOURS COUNTY OFFICES.
a. That county offices, except the Agricultural Extension service, shall be
open .for the transaction of business from eight-thirty o'clock a.m. to five o'clock p.m. every
day except Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, and said offices; shall be open continuously during
said hours unless the personnel thereof will not permit.
b. The Agricultural Extension uervice offices shall be open from nine o'clock a.m.
o five o'clock p.m.; filo^days through Fridays, and from nine o'clock a.m. until twelve o'clock
noon on Saturdays, excepting holidays.
Section 104. RAILROAD CROSSINGS.
a. It shall be unlawful for any vehicle to pass over the tracks or.right-of-way
of the Southern Pacific Railroad Co. where said tracks and right-of-way intersect,with Dayton !j
Road and vest Sacrasaento kvenue in :Butte County, California, without first bringing such
vehicle to a full stop.
b. The Road Coamrissioner of the County of Butte shall place and maint�r,in strap signs on
each side of said Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way or tracks where they intersect
Dayton Road and West Sacramento -venue, Butte County,Calp_forniaa.
c. Any violation of this section shall constitute and be a misdemeanor, and shall_ be
punishable in accordance with those sections pertai.:ing to misdemeanors in the renal Code of
the State of California.
Section 105. PARA ISE-CHICO HIGHWAY LAND USES.
=a.. The Beard of lubervisors finds that certain regulations are necessary for the preser-
vation of the public health, safety, convenience and general welfare pending the conducting of
studies and surveys and the ureparation and adoption of a comprehensive land use plan for the
County, and hereby adopts certain such regulations of an interim nature, as set forth below:
b. Regulations:
1. The provisions of this section shall apply to all property lying on each side
and within three hundred and fifty feet of ti':te center line of the Paradise-Chico highway as
shown by Road Survey Pio. F.A.S. 757 from the intersection of the Humbug Road to the inter-
section of the heal highway, being ahasroximately 9.2 males, which area is hereinafter referred
to as the ''District", shall be subject to the following regulations;
District: 2. Uses Permitted: The following uses are permitted within all parts of the
a. Lawful uses of land now established
b. Single-Family dwellings and accessory buildings
c. Agricultural uses and buildings.
d. The following, upon the securing of Use Permit In each particular case:
Schools; churches, public buildings, public utility buildings and structures,
roadside stands for the sale of produce from the lands fronting on the highs,
within the District.
3. , additional uses Permitted: Certain additional uses are permitted, upon the
securing of a Use Permit, in the following portions of the District:
Within that portion of the District :included within the southeast quarter of
Section 21, "1. 22 A., R. 3 B., multiple-family residences, motels retail
business, public and quasi-public buildings and professional buildings
and uses shall_ be permitted.
4. Within that portion of the District located within three hundred feet (3001) of
the intersection of the center lines of the Paradise-Chico highway and Humbug Road the following
way be pe,mitted, subject to the securingof a Use Permit in each case.
a. Gasoline Service utatioiu..
b. Restaurants
c. Motels and tourist accomadations, but not including trailer camps.
d. Public and quasi-public buildings and prufessioraal buildings.
c. Additional "egulations:
1. The following -regulations apply in all parts of the District:
Building Line No building or structure shall hereafter be located within the District
closer than fifty (50) feet from the .right-of-way line of the Paradise-"hico highway
Building bite Area; Each single family residence shall be located on a site not less
than 8,,125 square feet in area and theme shall not be more than one family rpsiderce per each
$,125 square feet, °and' said residence shall be located not less than six (b) feet from each sidE
line of the building site.
Building Height Limit: No building; or structure, shall be constructed or structurally alto
ed to exceed thirty-five (35) feet in height.
In cases where compliance with the provisions of this section will result in undue hard-
ship, a Variance may be approved in the manner prescribed for the handling of Use Permits.
d. Use Permits:
Applications for a Use Permit shall be made to the board of oupervisors, who shall
refer it 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 locations and
elevations of proposed buildings, or proposed alterations, locations of driveways and parking
areas, advertising matter and structures, and other information which may be required by the
Board of Supervisors. The Board of oupervisars shall act upon such application following
receipt of a recommendation from the Planning Commission, within forty days from the date of
filing of the application.
When deemed advisable, a public hearing, notice of which will be given, may be held
on Use Permit applications by the Planning Commission.
e. The erection or construction of buildings or structures, and the use of land for
purposes not expressly permitted by this section is prohibited.
or.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this section is guilty of a misdemean-
Suction 106. DEFENSE OF INDIGENT DEFENDANTS.
a. In criminal cases before the ouperior Court of the State of California. in and for the
County of Butte, in which counsel is assigned by said court to defend a person who is charged
trrerein with crime, which said person desires, but is unable because of indigence, to employ
counsel such counsel may be paid in such cases as follows:
(ll For appearance and arraignment, and for all services prior to trial, the sum of $25.0
2 For each day of trial, with or without a jury, the sum of $25.00 per day, not to
exceed payment for three (3) days, or the sum of $75.00, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, that in cases that
require more than three (3) days for trial; such counsel may be paid an additional reasonable
sum for services rendered, the amount thereof" to be determined in each case by the Board of
Supervisors of the County exf'Butte, and each claim for compensation in excess of $75.00 shall
be accompanied by recommendation of said Sur_;eriur Cor:art as to what, in the opinion of said
Court, is a reasonable sum to be allowed such counsel.
b. All payments under this :section shall,be made to such counsel only upon presentation
of a claim therefor and where required, as aforesaid, said claim to be accompanied by a reco-
mmendation of said superior Court.
Section 107. CIVIL DEFENSE AND DISASTER RELIEF PLAN.
a. Purpose. The declared purposes of this section are to provide for they preparation an,
carrying. out of plans for the civil defense of ppnons and pro.serty within this county in the
event of a disaster, and to provide for the coordination of the civil defense and disaster
functions of this county with all other public agencies and affected private persons, corporatio:
and organizations. Any expenditures made in connection with such civil defense and disaster act
ties, including mutual aid activities, shall be deemed conclusively to be for the direct protect
ion and benefit of the inhabitants and property of the County of Butte.
b. Definitions. (1) Civil Defense, as used an 00 section th,.term ¢r v.il defense°r
shall mean the preparation for and the carrying out af' al emergency Punctions, o�I than
functions for which military forces are primarily responsible, to prev(_nt, minimize, anu
repair
injury and damage resulting from disasters. It shall :not, include, nor does any provision.,of
this section apply to any condition relating to a labor controversy.
(2)t Disaster. As used in this section, the term "disaster" shall mean actual or
threatened enemy attach, sabotage, extraordinary fire, flood, storm, epidemic, riot, earthquake'
or other similar public calamity.
e. Civil Uefehse and Disaster council, Membership. The.Butte County Civil Defense and
Disaster Council is hereby created and shall consist of the following:
1) The chairman of the Board of. Supervisors, who shall be.chairman.
2 The Director of Civil Defense and3 The assistant director, Disaster, who shall be vice chairman
_ , appointed the board of �upervisars, who, under the super-
vision of the,director, shall develop :civil defense and disaster pians and organize the civil
defense and disaster program .of this county, and shall have such other duties as may be assigned
by the director
(e) .
Such deputy directors and chiefs of operatinU civil defense and disaster departments,
services or divisions as provided for by resolution pursuant to this section.
(5) Such representatives of civic, business, labor, veterans, professional or other organ-
izations having an official group or organization civil defense and disaster responsibility as
may be appointed by the board of Supervisors
d. Civil Defense and Disaster Council Powers and Duties. It shall be the duty of the
Butte County Civil Defense and Disaster Council, and it is hereby empowered, to review and
recoruaend ,for;ado?tion by the board of Supervisors, civil defense and disaster and mutual aid
plans and agreereer ts and such ordinances and resolutions and rules and regulations as are
necessary to implement such plans and agreements. The Civil Defense and Disaster Council shall'
meet upon call of the chairman`or in his absence from the county or inability to call such
meeting, upon:the call of the vice chairman
e. Director of Qivil Defense & Disaster. Powers and Duties. There is hereby created
the position of Director of Civil AD fens and Disaster. The Administrative Officer shall be
; Director of Civil Defense and Disaster.
Tie director is hereby empo�:ered:
(1) To request the board of Supervisors to procliam the existence or threatened
; existence of a disaster and the termination thereof, if the board of Supervisors is in Session,
or to issue such proclamation if the board of supervisors is not in session, subject to confirm-
atian by the Board of Supervisors at the earliest practicable time;
(2) `To request the Governor to proclaim a state of extreme emergency when in the:
opinion of the director the resources of the area.or. region are inadequate to cope with the
disaster:
`:(3) To control and. direct the effort of the civil defense and disaster organization
of this county for the accomplishment of the purposes of this section;
(4) To direct coordination and cooperation between divisions, services and staff,
of the civil defense and disaster Organization: Of this county, and to resolve questions of
authority and responsibility that may arise between them;
(5) To represent the civil defense and disaster organization of this county in
all dealings ti�ith public or priv.Lte agencies pertaining to civil defense and disaster.
f. D'saster and Emergency'Powers of Lirector. In the event of the proclamation of a
disaster as herein provided, or the proclamation of a state of extreme emergency by the Governor
or the State Director of Civil Defense the director is hereby empowered:
(�•) To mace and issue rules and regulations on matters reasonably related to the
protection of�life and Droperty as affected"by such disaster; provided, however," such rules and
regulations must be confirmed at the earliest practicable time by the Board. of Supervisors;
(2) 'To obtain vital supplies, equipment and such other properties found lacking
and needed for the protection of the life and pro pert of the
Y people, and bind the county for the
fair value thereof, and if required immediately, to commandeer the same for public use;
(3) To require emergency services of any county officer or employee and, in the
event of the proclamation of a state of extreme emergency by the Governor in-the region in whic:l
this county is located, to coxiunand the aid of as many citizens of this community as he thinks
necessary in the execution of his duties; such persons shall be entitled to all rivileges,
benefits and immunities as are provided by state law far registered civil defense and disaster
worker volunteer�5,
1 To requisition necessary personnel or material of any county department or
agency; s
1(5) To execute (all of his ordinary powers as Administrative Officer) all of the
special powers conferred upon 'rim by this section or by resolution adopted .d uursuant`thereto,
all powers eor,ferred upon him by any statute, agreement approved by the Boarof Supervisors,
! or by any other lawful authority, and to exercise,complete authority over the county and to exer-
cise all police poi,ier vested in the county by the Constitution and general laws.
g. Civil„Defense and Disaster Organization. All ,officers and employees of tris county,
together with,those volunteer forces enrolled to aid them during a disaster, and all groups,
organizationsfand persons who may by agreement or operation of law, including persons commandeer-
ed under the provisions of f.- (31 of this section, be charged with duties incident to the pro-
tection of life and property in this county during such disaster, shall constitute the civil
defense and disaster organization of the County of butte.
h. Divisions, Services and Staff of the Civil Defense and Disaster Organization. The
functions and duties of the Butte County civil defense and disaster organization shall be
distributed among such divisions, services and special staff as the board of Su;ervisors shall
;prescribe by resolution.
The Board of, supervisors shall concurrently with the adoption of this section, adopt
a resolution sietting forth the form of organizatiu;, establishment and designation of divisions
and services, the assignment of functions, duties and powers, and tine designation of officers
and employees. Insofar as possible, ,the form of organization, titles and terminology shall
conform to the recommendations of the Federal Government and the Office of Civil Defense of the,'
State of California.
i. gunishment of Violation. It shall be a misdemeanor, puniNhable by a fine of not
to exceed $bOC.00, or by imprisonment for not to
during a disaster: exceed six months, or bath, for any .ersan
(1) 'Wilfully to obstruct, hinder or delay any member of the civil defense and disaster
organization in the, enforcement af.an y lawful rule or regulation issued pursuant to this section,
or in the performance of any duty imposed upon him by virtue of this section;
(2) To do any act forbidden by any lawful rules or regulations issued pursuant to this
section, if such act is of such a nature as to give, or be likely to give assistance to the
enemy, or to i=mperil the lives or pro)erty of inhabitants of this count
delay the defense or protection thereof; Y, or to prevent, hinder;or
(3) To wear, carry or display, without authority, any means of identification specified
by the civil defense and disaster agency of the State.
Section 108 VWIGHT LIMIT ON BIGGS-PRInCETON ROAD.
That the maxim=. weight limit upon the Diggs-Princeton Road, an improved highway in the
i
County of Butte, Mate of "alifornia, be reduced to a maximum of ten (10) tons including the
vehicle. It shall be unlawful for any person, to drive.a vehicle over said Biggs-Princeton
Road, which said vel cle and load combined weigh in excess to ten (10) tons. Any person who
fails to comply with this section is guilty of a misdemeanor.
Section 109. SEWAGE DISPOSAL.
a. Definitions..,
(1) "Sewage"; As used this section, the word sewage shall include any and
all waste substance, liquid or solid, associated with human habitation, or which contains or
may be contaminated with human or animal excreta or excrement, offal or any feculent matter.
(2) "sewage Disposal System"; As used in this section, sewage disposal,
system shall include privy, chemical toilet, cesspool, septic tank, drainfield, seepage pity.
and any other structure or system used for the treatment or disposal, or discharge of sewage.
(3) "Construction": As used in this section, construction shall .include
construction, major repairs, or alterations, and relocation.
b. Occupied plaices to have adequate sewage disposal system. It shall be unlawful
for any person, firm or corporation to maintain or use any residence, ;place of busiress or
other building or place where persons reside, congregate or are employed, which is not provided
with a sewage disposal system satisfactory to the Coutty Be;alth Officer.
c. Unlawful Sewage Disposal. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm, or corpor-
ation to construct, maintain or use any sewage disposal system which results in any of the
following:
(1.) Sewage overflowing anylands whatever.
2 Sewage emptying, flouring, seeping, or draining into, or affecting any
streams, springs, rivers, lakes, or other waters within the County of Butte,, Provided, however,
that if with respect to existing sewage disposal systems, it would be exceptionally difficult
if not impossible to comply with the provisions of this section, the Health Officer shall have
the power by special permit to allow such variation from the provisions of this section as will
prevent unnecessary hardship or injustice, and at the same time .most nearly accomplish the
general purpose and intent hereof.
d. Permit to construct sewage disposal system. It shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to construct any sewage disposal system which is not to be
connected with an approved public sanatorysewer, without first submitting plans of the
proposed disposal system to the Health Officer and securing a written permit from the
Health Officer to construct said sewage disposal system. Said permit shall be conspicuously
posted at the site of construction.
The Health Officer may require the following information to be submitted in
the plans:
Cl blot plan of the preM ses, inchAi,ng lot elevations.
2The size and type of septic tank.
3 The planof the absorption field, including dimensions and other
pertinent informati n.
U)_ The type of soil and results of percolation tests.
No sewage disposal system constructed under the provisionscif thi
no time overflow the surface of the ground. The absorption field shall be laid at a grade not to
exceed 1+17 to 1001. The effluent lines shall be laid in a trench not less that 18" wide, which,';
nave a layer of 1" to 2z" loose rock' at least 6"`thick on the bottom of the trench and at least
" thick over the top of the effluent lines.
A minimum of 150 square feet of leaching area shall be provided in the bottom of the
trench. Additional leaching area may be required by the Health Officer, if in his opinion it is
necessary in order to insure the proper functioning of the sewage disposal system. Vhere
conditions are such that, in the opinion of the Health Officer, an absorption field cannot
reasonably be: expected to functioxi, the health Officer shall allow other means of, undergroud
effluent disposal, provided that such other means of disposal do not violate the laws of the
State, or do not endanger the public health, or create a nuisance.
g.i Enforcement.. It shall be the duty of the County Health Officer to enfcrce the
provisions of' this section, and the, County 4--alth Officer, or his duly authorized representative,
is hereby empowered to enter at any reasonable hour any premises necessary to the enforcement
of this section.
h. Any person, firm,or corporation who violates or refuses or fails to comply ti.ith
the provisions of this section shall be guilty of a misdemeanor, and shall be punished upon
conviction by a fine of not less than X25.00 nor more than $500.00 or by imprisonment in the
county jail for not more than six l6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
I- Any section or parts of sections in conflict with this section are hereby repealed.
j., This section shall not be construed as imposing upon the County of Butte any lia-
bility or responsibility for damage resulting from the defective construction of any sanitary
disposal system, as herein provided; or shall the County of Butte, or any official or employee
thereof, be field as assuming any Such liability or responsibility by reason of the inspection
authorized thereunder.
Section 110 ZONING.
A. Zoned Area. There hereinafter described area situate in the County
of Butte, State of 4alifornia shall be zoned as an "R-1" District as hereinafter described
and subject to all of the restricted .uses applicable to an 'IR-1" Zone, said area so zoned being
described as follows, to-wit:
Lot 2 and Lot 19 of the Bidwell 8th Subdivision; also that
part of Lot 1_of the Bidwell 8th Oubdivision that lies V5est
of Arcadian Avenue between 8th Avenue and 10th Avenue, Butte
County,Calif orn is.
B. Regulations for "R-1" Listricts.
The following regulations shall apply in all PIS-1" districts: Uses permitted:
1. One-family dwelling
2. Accessory buildings and accessory uses.
3• The following uses subject to securing a use permit in each case:
a. Golf courses and country clubs
b. Public and quasi-public uses including churches, fire houses,
hospitals, .parks and playgrounds, schools, and public utility buildings.
C. Private stables.
Building Height Limit:
Main.buildings thirty-five (35) feet.
Accessory buildings twenty (20) feet.'
Buildin oite Area Required:
Eight thousand ar,e hundred twenty-five (8125) square feet, except
where combined with any "B" district.
Minimum Building Uite Width Required.
Sixty-five (65) feet.
Percentage of Building Site Coverage Permitted
Thirty-five (35) .percent.
Front Yard Required:
T-,enty-five (25) feet, except where combined with any 'B" district
Side Yards Required:
Six �6) feet, unless building site is less than sixty (60) feet in
width, in which case side yards equal to ten (10) percent of such
width, but not _less than five (5) feet shall be required, and
exceptingwhere combined with any 'B" district.
Rear yard R wired:
Tmenty (2�� feet.
C. Enforcement, Legal Procedures, Penalties
1. It shall be the duty of the Sheriff of the County and all officers of
said county Herein and/or otherwish charged by law with the enforcement of this section to enforce
this section'and_all provisions of the same.
2. It shall be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to use or
permit to be used, any portion of,the area herein described as zoned, for any use or purpose
other than permitted by this section.
E 3. Any person, firm or corporation, whether as principal agent, employee
or otherwise! violating or causing or permitting the violation of any of the provisions of this
section, shad be guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine
of not more han three `hundred (30..0 dollars or by imprisonment in the County Jail of said County
for a term nqt exceeding three 3) months or by both such fine and imprisonment. Such persons,
firm, or corporation shall be deemed to be guilty of'a separate offense for each and every day;
during any portion of which any violation of this section is committed, continued or permitted
by such person, firm or corporation, and shall be punishable as herein provided.
4. Any building or structure set up, erected, constructed, altered,
enlarged, eoverted, moved or maintained contrary to the provisions of this section and/or any
use of any land, building or prrmises, established, conducted, operated or maintained co;trary',
to the provisions of this section shall be, and the same is hereby declared to be unlawful and
public niusapee, and the District Attorney of said County shall, upon"order of the Board of
Supervisors immediately commence action or proceedings for the abatement and removal and enjoin-
ment thereof'in the manner provided by law, and shall take such other steps, and shall apply to
such court or courts as may have jurisdiction to grant such relief as will abate and remove
such building or structure, and restrain and enjoin any person, firm or corporation from setting
U01 erecting' building, maintaining,, or using any such building or structure or using aim property
contrary to he proyisions of this section.
5. The remedies provided for herein shall be cumulative and not exclusive.
This section is an emergency section enacted under Section 1651, Subsection
(c) of the Election Code of the State of California, and its immediately effectiveness is
necessary for the immediate preservation of public peace, health and safety. In this regard, a
Portion of the
area herein zoned consists principally of three residential subdivisions upon which
there are residential building restrictiEaris, and that in a portion thereof there is an unzoned
i
area upon which there 'maybe established a trailer court, and that the establishment of the
same would constitute an immediate traffic hazard, disturb the peace of an otherwise residentia:
area, and might constitute a health hazard, and that the zoning of this area would dose much of
its effectiveness if such trailer parr should become established.
Section 111. "i3ID�NELL RIVER PARK".
a. The hereinafter described real property, situated in the County of Butte, State of
California, is hereby designated as apublic park and dedicated for the recreational use and
benefit of the People of the Ctate of 6alifornia, subject to the limitations prescribed in the
deed or conveyance thereof,and those prescribed in the deed or conveyance thereof and those
prescribed by law.
b. Said real oro_erty is designated and and named "IBID3U +'Lh RIVER", PARK".
c. The hoa.d Commissioner of the County of Butte is vested with the supervision, control
and management of said Park.
d. It is unlawful to cut, break, or otherwise injure any flower, bush, vine, shrub or tree
growing in said Park, excepting by an employee of the County of Butte in the regular course of
his employment.
e. It is unlawful to remove any earth or soil, or to perforin or commit any excavation with
in the boundaries of said Park without the permission of ,the said Load commissioner first had
and obtained.
f. It is unlawful to throw or deposit in said Park any garbage or filth, glass, broken war(
hay, straw, dirt, rubbish, or cuttingsfrom plants or trees.
g. it is unlawful to build a fire in said Park except at those Oarticular places desz:gnaita
and appointed by the said hoad Commissioner and which designated and appointed places are
plainly marked with a sign stating that fires will be permitted there.
h. It is unlawful to camp in said Park.
i. It is unlawful to park a house-trailer in said Sark for a period longer than six hours
in any calendar
3. The following uses subject to securing a use permit in each case.
a. Golf coursesand country clubs
b. Public and quasi:-public uses including churches, fire houses, hospitals, parks and
playgrounds, schools and ,public utility buildings.
C. Private stables.
Building I{eight Limit:
Main buildings thirty-five ( 5) feet.
Aceessroy buildings twenty (20) feet.
Building site Area Required:
Eight thousand one hundred twenty-five (8125) square feet, Incept where combined with
any "B" district.
U�nimum Building Site width required.
Sixty-five (65) feet.
Percentage of Building; Site Coverage Permitted
Thirty-five (35) percent.
Front Yard required:
Twenty:-five (25) feet, except where combined with any 1113" district.
Sade Yards Required:
Six (6) feet, unless building site is less than sixty (60) feet .in width, in which
case side yards equal to ten (.10) percent of such width but not less than five (5)
feet shall be required, and excepting where combined with any 11311 district.
hear Yard Required
Twenty (205 feet.
C. Enforcement, legal Procedures, Penalties.
1. It shall be the duty of the Sheriff of the County and all officers of said county
herein and/or otherwise charged by law with the enforcement of this section to enforce this
section and all provisions of the same.
2. It shall_ be unlawful for any person, firm or corporation to use, or permit to be
used, any poxitign of the area, herein described as zoned, for any use or purpose other than
permitted by this section.:
3. Any person, firm or corporation, whether as principal agent, employee o1 otherwise,
violating or causing or permitting the violation of any of the provisions of this section,
shall be guilty of a misdembanar and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a. fine of
not more than three hundred 0001 dollars or by imprisonment in the County Jail of said County
for a term not exceeding three (3) !months or by both such fine and imprisonment. Sucn persons,
firm or corporation shall be deemed to be guilty of a separate offense for each and every day
during any portion of whish any violation of this section is committed, continued or permitted
by such person, .firm or corporation, and shall be punishable as herein provided.
4. Any building or structure set up, erected, constructed, altered, enlarged, converte
moved or maintained contrary to the provisions of this section, and/or any use of any land.,
building or premises, established, conducted, operated or maintained contrary to the provisions
of this section shall be, and the same is hereby declared to be unlawful and a public nuisance,
and the Distract Attorney of said County shall,, upon order of the Board. of Oupervisors,
immediately commence action or proceedings for the abatement and removal and enjoinment thereof
in the manner provided by :Law, and shall take such other steps, and stall apply to such Court
or Courts as may have jurisdiction to grant such relief as will abater and remove such building
or structure, and restrain and enjoin any person, firm or corporation from setting up, erecting,
building, maintaining or ,using any such building or structure or using any proiserty contrary to
the provisions of this section.
5. The remedies provided for herein shall be cumulative and not exclusive.
This section is an emergency section enacted under Section 1651, bubsecti7n (c) of the
Election Code of the State of California, and its immediately effectiveness is necessary for
the immediate preservation of public peace, health and safety. In this regard., a portion of
the area herein zoned consists principally of three residential subdivisions upon which there
are residential building restrictions, and that in a portion thereof there is an unzoned area
upon which there may be established a trailer court, and that the establishment of the same
would constitute an immediate traffic hazard., disturb the peace of an otherwise residential area
and might constitute a health hazard, and that the zoning of this area would lose much ofits
effectiveness if such trailer park should become established.
Section 111. "BIDVIELL RIVLR PARIS".
a'. The hereinafter described real property, situated in the County of Butte, btate
of California;is hereby designated as a public park and dedicated for the recreational use and
benefit of the People of the State .of California, subject to the limitations prescribed in the
deed or conveyance thereof and those prescribed by law,
b. Said real aroperty is designated and named "BIDWELL RIVER PARK".
c' The Road Commissioner of the County of Butte is vested with the supervision,
control and management of said Park,
d. It is unlawful to cut, break, or otherwise injure any flower, bush, vine, shrub,
or tree growing in said Park, excepting by an employee of the,County of nutte in the regular
courtee of his employment.
e'. It is unlawful to remove any earth or soil, or to perform or commit any excava-
tion within the boundaries of said Park without the permission of the said Road Commissioner
first had ands obtained.
f. It .is unlawful to throw or deposit in said Park any garbage or filth, glass,
broken ware, hay, straw, dirt, rubbish, or cuttings from plants or trees.
g. It is unlawful to build a fire in said Park except at those particular places
designated and appointed by the said Road Commissioner and which designated and appointed places
are plainly marked with a sign stating that fires will be permitted there.
Yt. It is unlawful to camp in said Park.
i;. It is unlawful to park a house-trailer in said park for period longer. than six.
hours in any ;calendar month.
J,. It is unlawful to build'or construct or place on said park property any structure
of any kind without a written,permit so to do first had and obtained from the said,Road Commissioner.
k. It is unlawful to discharge firearms or kill or injure any bird or animal in said
Park, without perraission so to do first had. and obtained from said Road Commissioner,
1`. It is unlawful for any person owning or having control of, or being the keeper'
of any horse,: mule, cow, goat, sheep, ass, hog, or domestic foal, to permit the same to
run at large ;in or graze or feed in said park without permission so to do first had and obtained
from said Road Commissioner.
mi. The real properth herein referred to is more particularly described as follows:
All that certain real property, ,situated' in the County of Butte, State of California
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
All that strip of land of varying width bounded on the west by the Sacramento
River and an inlet thereof; .on the Bast by the west line of Sutter Avenue
and the West line of the County road, said strip of land extending from the
North boundary of Rancho .Arroyo Chico in the N. W. a of Section 22 Township
22 North of Kange one West;, M..D.B.&M. to the southerly extremity of said
Rancho Arroyo:Chico on the "orth bank of Chico Creek near its confluence with
the Sacramento Miver in Section 2 Township 21 North of Range 1 Vest, M.D.B.&M.
excepting and reserving therefrom Lot thirty-two (32) of the Meridian Subdivision
of the John Bidwell Rancho: Also all that strip of land of varying width including
both banks and the Cannel of Lindo Channel otherwise called Jandy Gulch, from
the point where said Lindo Channel intersects the line of the Park deeded by
Annie L, K. Bidwell.to the City of Chico, July 10, 1905, to the point where
,said Lindo Channel disembogues into Chico Creek.
Said strip of land includes all lands lying between the Seventh, Sixth and
Third subdivisions of the John Bidwell Rancho, the Cussick Tract, the lands
of H. B. Reed and Park Henshaw, the Twelfth and Fifteenth Subdivisions of the
John Bidwell Rancho, and a body of land between the said Fifteenth subdivision
and the said Park line all on the North and West side of Sandy Gulch or Lindo
Cpannel and the Seventh, Second; Fourth, Fourteenth and Sixteenth subdivisions.
of the John Bidwell xancho and a body of land between the said Sixteenth
Subdivision and the said Park line, all on the south and east side of said
Lindo Channel or dandy Gulch. Also all that strip of lane} of varying width
on the North side of the Chico Creel and running to the center of said Creek,
extending from the point where the Southern Pacific Railroad right of way
crosses said Creek, westwardly and down said stream, following the courses of the
same to the mouth thereof; said strip of land being bounded on the North by
the Second, Seventh and 4'eridian Subdivisions of the Sohn Bidwell Rancho and
on the South by the center of the Channel of Chico Creek.
n. _Any;person, firm or corporation, violating any,of the provisions of this section
shall be guilty of a misdermeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be punishable by a fine,
of not more than Five HHundred Dollars ($500,00), or by imprisonment in the county jail for a
period of not more than six (6) months, or by both such fine and imprisonment.
Section 112. COYOTES.
a. That a bounty in the sum of rive Dollars (45.00) shall be paid for
each coyote killed within the County of Butte.
c. "Coyote" shall include the male, female, and pup or whelp of the species.
d. Claims for the payment of the bounty must include an affidavit to be
signed by the claimant that the kill was made within the County of Butte within 60 days, and
shall specify. the Township and locale of the kill.
e. All claims for bounty must be signed in the office of the County Clerk,";
after the whole pelts of coyotes have been inspected by the office of sheriff.
ADOPTED and PASSED by the BOARD OF SUPERVISORS of the County of Butte,State of California;
on the 27th day of October, 1952, by the following vote:
AYES: Supervisors Corcoran, Lobdell, 'ellicciotti, Polk and Chairman Bille
NOES None
ABSENT None
This Ordinance shall take effect thirty (30) days after its passage, and, before the
expiration- of, fifteen (15) days after its passage, it shall be pusblished with the names of
the members voting for and against the same once in some newspaper published in the County
of Butte, State of California.
/s/ JOHN N. BILLS
Chairman, Board of Supervisors,
County of Butte, State of California
ATTEST:
Vt. F. IaULTTHEWS,
County Clerk and ex-officio Clerk
of the Board of Supervisors
By Genevieve'Vines, Deputy
(SEAL)