Sutter County’s Planning Commission approved a use permit amendment for Munger Family Vineyard on June 17, revising conditions tied to the winery’s earlier approval.
According to the county’s agenda packet, the amendment for Project U25-0024 modified conditions on the winery’s site plan, parking, signage and operating hours, and replaced an event-limit condition with a drinking-water compliance requirement. The staff report also said the changes would allow expanded events and classes at the business.
The commission’s minutes summary says applicants Stacy and Danny Munger described the business as having grown since 2017. The property is at 2144 Irwin Avenue in Sutter, and the amendment updated conditions tied to the earlier winery approval, identified in the staff materials as Project U17-006.
The public-facing meeting summary does not include the vote tally, and the packet summary available here does not spell out every revised condition in full. But both documents show the commission approved the amendment as a land-use action affecting how the existing winery can operate.
Editors should note that the detailed condition language is only partially summarized in the available materials, so this draft keeps the story focused on the approval itself and the changes clearly described in the county packet and minutes summary.
