The Shasta Lake City Council is set to take up a citywide zoning rewrite at its Aug. 18 meeting, with agenda materials calling for a public hearing on a comprehensive update to Title 17, the city’s zoning code.
According to the agenda packet, the proposal would repeal and replace Title 17, adopt updated zoning maps and amend the 2040 General Plan Land Use Diagram. The materials also say the package relies on a CEQA addendum to the certified 2040 General Plan environmental review.
The packet identifies the zoning update as a citywide consistency effort tied to the General Plan. The agenda summary says the rewrite is intended to align the zoning ordinance and maps with the city’s long-range land-use framework and state law.
A planning commission resolution is also listed in the packet as part of the zoning update file. The agenda materials do not spell out parcel-by-parcel changes in the summary reviewed, and they do not document final council action yet.
The item is one of several land-use and infrastructure matters on the Aug. 18 agenda, but the zoning rewrite stands out because it could affect future development standards across Shasta Lake.
