Humboldt County Municipal Code § 313-16 “A” Combining Zone Designations

development would have an adverse impact upon archaeological and paleontological resources. (Former Section CZ#A314-52(A))

Shelter Cove area, which includes areas with great archaeological and paleontological value as identified by the State Historic Preservation Officer. (Also see, the section “Archaeological Resource Area Regulations for Shelter Cove”.) (Former Section CZ#A314-52(B))

these regulations conflict with or are inconsistent in application with any other regulations, the regulation most protective of archaeological resources shall apply. (Former Section CZ#A314-52(C))

Archaeological Resource Areas shall include, but are not limited to, the following: (Former Section CZ#A314-52(D))

culturally significant material by a professional archaeologist shall be permitted. (Former Section CZ#A314-52(D)(3))

and Ceremonial Sites. Notwithstanding the other provisions of this Chapter, whenever a development will involve activities which may adversely affect Native American graves, cemeteries, burial grounds, or ceremonial sites, the County will follow or impose the following requirements: (Former Section CZ#A314-52(E))

development, the County shall consult with representatives of the Northwest Information Center of the California Archaeological Inventory (NICCAI), Department of Anthropology, Sonoma State University, and the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC) and any known interested Native Americans. Such consultation will be directed to the questions of whether the project or operation will adversely affect Indian graves, cemeteries, burial grounds, or ceremonial sites, and whether there are reasonable alternative means of accomplishing the project or operation which would not adversely affect such graves, cemeteries, burial grounds or ceremonial sites. (Former Section CZ#A314-52(E)(1))

the review (see, subsection 16.1.5.1), the project application shall be acted on in a manner that provides the best feasible protection to cultural sites. (Former Section CZ#A314-52(E)(2))

where development might have an adverse impact upon archaeological and paleontological resources in Shelter Cove. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(A))

Shelter Cove, which include areas with significant archaeological and paleontological value as identified by the State Historic Preservation Officer. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(B))

These regulations for Shelter Cove shall be in addition to regulations imposed by the principal zone, development regulations, and other Special Area Combining Zone regulations. Wherever the provisions of these regulations conflict with or are inconsistent in application with any other regulations, the regulations most protective of archaeological resources shall apply. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(C))

Archaeological Resources Areas for Shelter Cove shall include, but are not limited to, the following: (Former Section CZ#A314-53(D))

culturally significant material by professional archaeologists shall be permitted. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(D)(3))

Development Permit to include an agreement to stop work in the event of discovery of any archaeological resources during construction. Said agreement shall provide for work stoppage on the affected resource area until a qualified archaeologist can determine the significance of the resource and suggest appropriate mitigation measures. The agreement shall not require an applicant to stop work for a period in excess of five (5) days, but shall provide an assurance that opportunity for reasonable mitigation to be carried out will be provided in the event significant archaeological resources are encountered. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(1))

referral agencies have indicated such an agreement is not necessary or appropriate. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(2))

authorization or approval of development, consult with representatives of the Northwest Information Center of the California Archaeological Inventory (NICCAI), Department of Anthropology, Sonoma State University, the Native American Heritage Commission (NAHC), any known interested Native Americans, and the Bureau of Land Management staff archaeologist assigned to the King Range Area. Such consultation shall be directed at determining whether or not the proposed project would adversely affect significant archaeological or cultural heritage resources. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(3))

significant archaeological resources would be adversely affected, the County, where feasible, shall require the project to avoid the significant resources and to allow for permanent protection of such resources. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(4))

prepared and carried out for the portions of the site that would be disturbed or covered by improvements such as foundations, drive-ways, and utility hookups. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(5))

likely to contain; (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(6)(f))

research questions and other concerns identified in the plan prepared pursuant to this section; (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(6)(g))

Section CZ#A314-53(E)(6)(h))

the plan; and (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(6)(j))

determine the appropriate limits on mitigation in accordance with California Environmental Quality Act guidelines, as may be applicable at the time of project review. (Former Section CZ#A314-53(E)(7))

proposed land uses and development and Humboldt County airports. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(A))

Title III, of the Humboldt County Code as clear zones, approach zones, transition zones, and beneath the flight track; or

appropriate for airport safety review zoning. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(B))

are permitted, and the type of permit required, when the AP - Airport Safety Review Zone is combined with a principal zone district. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(C))

following standards shall apply whenever the AP - Airport Safety Review Zone is combined with the principal zone: (Former Section CZ#A314-50(D))

Section 331, of the Humboldt County Code. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(D)(1))

dwelling unit (1du) per lawfully created lot is permitted, even if this density is exceeded, but a Special Permit is required. The Special Permit process shall be used to retain, to the maximum extent feasible, the contiguous open space in the approach zone. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(D)(3))

be permitted subject to approval by the Director of the Department of Public Works, which approval shall occur during the Special Permit process. (Former Section CZ#A314-50(D)(3)) AIRPORT SAFETY REVIEW ZONE MATRIX Use Clear Zone Approach Zone Transitional Zone Beneath Flight Track Residential Use Types having an average density of less than ten dwelling units per acre (10du/a) SP SP A A Residential Use Types having an average density of ten or more dwelling units per acre (10+du/a) NA SP SP SP High Occupancy Use Types whether permanent or temporary and whether in or out of a structure which result in assemblages of more than 25 persons per acre (excluding streets) NA SP A A Structures SP A A A “NA” Developments of this type are not permitted uses in this zone. “SP” Special Permit required. Review for consistency with Airport/Land Use Safety Compatibility Criteria. “A” Use Permitted consistent with principal zone requirements.