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Welcome to the Butte County General Plan 2030 Website
(Last Update:
2013-01-09)
To view our OLD
HOMEPAGE, click here
The newly
adopted (November 6, 2012) Zoning Ordinance and Map
(Ordinance #4050) and Amendments to the General Plan (Board
of Supervisors’ Resolution 12-124) became effective on
December 10, 2012. This webpage provides links to PDF
documents for both the Amended General Plan and Land Use
Map, and the Updated Zoning Ordinance and Zoning Maps. Also
included are links to the separate chapters of each of these
documents. Parcel Look Up information (Zoning by
Assessor Parcel Number, Address, or map search) on General
Plan Designations and Zoning is available under the link
entitled “Zoning Database Lookup” below. The Planner
of the Day at the Development Services Department can
identify zones and answer questions on the new Zoning
Ordinance:
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Planner of the Day: 530-538-5359, 7
County Center Drive, Oroville, Monday through Friday,
8:00 am – 3:00 pm, and via email at:
DSPlanning@buttecounty.net. Also available by
appointment.
If you have
further questions, please do not hesitate to contact
Principal Planner Dan Breedon at 530-538-7629,
dbreedon@buttecounty.net, 7 County Center Drive,
Oroville, also available by appointment.
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A few comments
from the public about the process and products of Butte
County General Plan 2030:
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“The collective efforts from a broad base of
community members, working closely with Development
Services, has resulted in a practical set of regulations for
land use. We commend Development Services for an open
attitude and responsiveness to the needs of our rural
communities.” Peggy Moak
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"We extend our appreciation of the
collaborative and thorough effort you and your team have put
into this new zoning ordinance and believe the result is a
positive outcome for our community and the county in
general." Dot Morris, co-chair, Concow Community Citizens
Committee
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"The GP 2030 and Zoning Documents reflect a
grassroots process over many years involving Community
Groups, Neighborhood Associations and other stakeholders.
Thanks to Development Services and the Board of Supervisors
for listening to our input and creating these documents
reflecting the many voices of Butte County."
Amanda Pyle |
