Lake County Zoning Code Art. 29

• 29.21 Management plan required: Applicants for major use permits pursuant to Section 29.4 shall submit, as part of the use permit application, a wetlands management plan for review and approval by the Planning Commission. The wetlands management plan shall include:

  • (a) A plot plan drawn to scale showing all existing vegetative cover, identifying all types such as pasture, orchards, vineyards, tules, cattails, willows, cottonwoods, aquatic vegetation, oaks, etc.

  • (b) A plot plan showing existing topography at one (1) foot intervals and identifying the following for areas adjacent to Clear Lake: zero (0) Rumsey, seven-pointseven-nine (7.79) Rumsey, and eleven-point-five (11.5) Rumsey.

  • (c)

    • A vicinity map identifying the wetlands on all adjacent properties.

  • (d) A plot plan showing the intended development including all proposed structures, roads, drainage facilities, fill areas, dredging areas, final topographic contours, and water control facilities such as levees, dikes, berms, etc.

  • (e) A plant and wildlife habitat management, protection and enhancement program.

• 29.22 Findings required: Any use permit approval shall include as a condition, an approved wetlands management plan. A wetlands management plan shall only be approved if it is found that the proposed project and management plan will:

  • (a) Not significantly adversely affect existing water quality.

  • (b) Materially affect the long term preservation of lands capable of supporting wetlands vegetation.

  • (c) Not affect any rare or endangered plants or animals.

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