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Recent planning-commission coverage from The Sidekick network, including local decisions, public meetings, and civic updates.
The Redding Planning Commission reviewed a proposed amendment for Bethel Church’s Call Your Drive campus, but the available meeting record does not show the final vote.
The Oct. 15 hearing would move the long-running plan update from a workshop into a formal recommendation process, but no commission vote has been recorded.
The Planning Commission heard a staff presentation on the 2027-2035 Housing Element, including 40 low-income and 55 moderate- and above-moderate-income housing opportunities, but took no action.
The Planning Commission voted 4-2 to add distribution and non-volatile manufacturing to the Rohnerville-area operation, with manufacturing barred until wastewater requirements are addressed.
Speakers raised claims about animal deaths, burial practices and permit compliance during non-agenda public comment, but the commission did not rule on them.
The proposed Pleasant Grove warehouse would provide 51 parking spaces instead of the 65 required under the county’s standard calculation, with roadway, drainage and floodplain conditions attached.
The permit covers 22,035 square feet of outdoor cultivation and 2,200 square feet of propagation near Wilder Ridge Road, with conditions on water storage, culverts and wildlife-agency compliance.
The City Council will decide whether to approve the project and, if it moves ahead, override an airport-land-use inconsistency finding with a two-thirds vote.
A Sept. 15 staff report said the board should remove Kerns, declare the seat vacant and later appoint Butler to the remainder of the term through January 2029.
A staff report for the Aug. 25 Board of Supervisors meeting recommends declaring the District 3 seat vacant, receiving Supervisor Harmon’s nomination of Kevin Butler and later formally appointing him to the remainder of the term.
Supervisors are being asked to open a public hearing on a zoning amendment that would replace the county’s existing accessory dwelling unit section.
Planning commissioners settled on a drafting direction that keeps offshore wind in the Humboldt Bay Area Plan’s background sections but removes wind-specific wording from the operative policy text for a future heavy-lift terminal.
The June 18 Planning Commission agenda includes a permit modification that would add distribution, non-volatile manufacturing and non-storefront resale to an existing Carlotta-area cultivation site.
The June 18 Planning Commission agenda includes a special permit request to remove a hazardous old-growth redwood in the lower Redway Q Zone area.
Commissioners want staff to trim the draft mobile food and sidewalk vendor rules and use Indio’s ordinance as a model, while staff says the city lacks a designated code enforcement officer.
Commissioners discussed denial or tighter conditions for a Pepperwood Lane short-term rental after a neighbor described repeated noise and traffic impacts, but the transcript cuts off before a final vote.
The council unanimously approved Johnson’s appointment after public comment and discussion about whether his contractor work created a conflict of interest.
The June 4 Planning Commission agenda also bundles other Samoa-area rental cases for approval, but recommends denials for Sandy Toes and Oceanview.