Placer County Unincorporated, California · General provision

Article 17.58

Extracted standards

9 individual requirements pulled out of this section’s prose, each with the sentence it came from.

Other

  • Permit approval time limit (EIR)6 months

    If an environmental impact report is prepared for the project, the project shall be approved or disapproved within six months from the date of certification by the hearing body of the environmental impact report

  • Permit approval time limit (negative declaration or exempt)3 months

    If a negative declaration is adopted or if the project is exempt from regulation under CEQA, the project shall be approved or disapproved within three months from the date of adoption of a negative declaration, or ... within three months from the date that the application is determined to be complete

  • Maximum permit extension3 years

    the hearing body may extend the expiration date ... by no more than a total of three years

  • Permit validity period36 months

    An approved permit is valid for 36 months from its effective date

  • Pre-development meeting required for certain projects

    A pre-development meeting is required for any new development project subject to CEQA that requires conditional use permits, general plan amendments, rezonings, specific plans, and subdivisions in excess of four parcels that result in recordation of a final map, and commercial/industrial/professional office subdivisions in excess of four parcels resulting in the recordation of a parcel map.

  • Wait period after denial before refiling1 years

    no further application for a permit for the same use on the same property shall be filed for a period of one year from the date of denial

  • Security amount as percentage of estimated cost110 pct

    Required security shall be furnished in the amount of 110% of the estimated costs of improvements or other actions being guaranteed

Signage

From the ordinance

The sign(s) shall comply with the following criteria: A. The planning director or designee shall determine the appropriate size for public notification sign(s) but in no event shall the size of a sign exceed four feet tall by eight feet wide, mounted on four inch by four inch posts;
Article 17.58