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Title 18 — ZONING ORDINANCE›Chapter 18.04 — PURPOSE

Chapter 18.47 — SPECIAL EVENTS

Sutter Creek Zoning Code · 2026-06 edition · updated 2026-09-25 · Sutter Creek

18.47.020 - Special event application.

The city manager or their designee shall prescribe the forms and documents to be filed for a special event permit. The forms and documents shall be filed with the city manager or their designee and accompanied, as required, by the following:

A.

A description of the site which may include a map drawn to scale showing lot lines and dimensions, ingress and egress points, improved areas, grading plans, parking, traffic control locations and a description, including location, of all signs;

B.

A fee as specified in the current city council fee resolution;

C.

Written authorization of the subject property owner or his/her designated representative agreeing to the special event;

D.

The names and mailing addresses of the property owners as shown on the last county equalized assessment roll for properties within three hundred feet of the special event site;

E.

A written explanation of the nature and duration of the special event;

F.

Such additional information as the city manager or their designee may require.

(Ord. 373, §24, 2023)

18.47.030 - Special event decisions.

A.

Upon determination that the application will be processed as administrative review, the city manager or their designee shall review the application for its compliance with section 17.46.060. The city manager or their designee shall have the authority to, and shall take action to grant, grant with conditions, or deny the application based on the information contained in the application and any information obtained from the staff review of the project. The city manager or their designee shall render his/her decision in writing, setting forth the findings of fact supporting the decision, and shall serve the applicant with the written decision within ten days of the city manager or their designee 's determination. The decision is subject to a ten-day appeal period, and shall not become final until such time has expired.

The city manager or their designee may act on the application without initial prior notice to adjoining owners of property affected by the special event permit and without a hearing. If the city manager or their designee grants or conditionally grants the special event permit, he/she shall give notice of the action to those persons who would have received notice of a hearing before the planning commission had the application been for a conditional use permit. Such notice shall specify that any interested person, other than the applicant, may appeal the action of the city manager or their designee in the manner provided by section 18.50.080.

B.

For special events determined by the city manager or their designee to require city council review, a noticed public hearing shall be held by the city council. Noticing shall be consistent with the requirements of chapter 18.06. The notice shall include a description of the proposed use and its location, and the date, hour and place of the hearing. At the conclusion of the hearing, the city council shall grant, grant with conditions, or deny the application. The decisions of the city council shall be in writing, setting forth the findings of facts supporting the decision, and shall be served on the applicant within ten days.

(Ord. 373, §24, 2023)

Chapter 18.48 - OFF-STREET PARKING

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▸Contents — Sutter Creek Zoning Code
Sutter Creek Zoning Code
  1. Title 18 — ZONING ORDINANCE
  2. ▸Title 18 — ZONING ORDINANCE
    Overview
    1. ▸Chapter 18.04 — PURPOSE
      Overview
      1. Chapter 18.06 — PROCEDURES
      2. Chapter 18.10 — General Provisions
      3. Chapter 18.12 — ZONES
      4. Chapter 18.13 — RR ZONE—RESIDENTIAL RANCHETTE ZONING DISTRICT
      5. Chapter 18.14 — RE ZONE—RESIDENTIAL ESTATE
      6. Chapter 18.15 — RL ZONE—RESIDENTIAL LOW DENSITY
      7. Chapter 18.16 — R-1 ZONE—ONE FAMILY DWELLING
      8. Chapter 18.20 — R-2 ZONE—TWO FAMILY DWELLING
      9. Chapter 18.28 — R-3 ZONE—MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLINGS
      10. Chapter 18.29 — PS ZONE—PUBLIC SERVICE
      11. Chapter 18.30 — MH COMBINING ZONE—MANUFACTURED HOUSING COMBINING
      12. Chapter 18.32 — C-1 ZONE—LIMITED COMMERCIAL
      13. Chapter 18.36 — C-2 ZONE—COMMERCIAL
      14. Chapter 18.38 — DTC ZONE—DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL
      15. Chapter 18.39 — MU ZONE—MIXED USE
      16. Chapter 18.40 — I-1 ZONE—LIGHT INDUSTRIAL
      17. Chapter 18.41 — I-2 ZONE—HEAVY INDUSTRIAL
      18. Chapter 18.42 — PD COMBINING ZONE—PLANNED DEVELOPMENT COMBINING
      19. Chapter 18.43 — OS ZONE—OPEN SPACE
      20. Chapter 18.44 — R ZONE—RECREATION
      21. Chapter 18.45 — DESIGN STANDARDS
      22. Chapter 18.46 — NONCONFORMING BUILDINGS AND USES
      23. Chapter 18.47 — SPECIAL EVENTS
      24. Chapter 18.48 — OFF-STREET PARKING
      25. Chapter 18.49 — TELECOMMUNICATION AND ELECTRICAL GENERATING TO…
      26. Chapter 18.50 — SITE PLANS
      27. Chapter 18.52 — VARIANCES
      28. Chapter 18.54 — ZONE CHANGES
      29. Chapter 18.56 — ZONING UPON ANNEXATION
      30. Chapter 18.58 — ACCOMMODATIONS OF PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES
      31. Chapter 18.60 — CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS
      32. § 18.060
      33. Chapter 18.61 — ACCESSORY DWELLING UNITS
      34. Chapter 18.62 — DENSITY BONUSES
      35. Chapter 18.66 — SURFACE MINING AND RECLAMATION
      36. Chapter 18.68 — ENFORCEMENT

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