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Oroville commissioners approve fencing plan, debate alcohol sales and stay limits for proposed RV resort
Summary
Commissioners added perimeter fencing requirements for the proposed 27-space Oroville RV Park and discussed alcohol sales provisions, security measures and whether visitor stays should be limited to 30 or 60 days. Public commenters and school officials raised safety concerns near adjacent schools.
Oroville — The Oroville City Commission voted to require taller perimeter fencing in portions of the proposed 27-space Oroville RV Park and spent extensive time weighing conditions for alcohol sales, security and guest-stay limits at the Jan. 23 meeting.
The commission approved a motion to require 6-foot fencing along the park’s public-facing frontage and 8-foot fencing along the freeway-facing and school-adjacent boundaries. Commissioners said the change was intended to address concerns raised by nearby schools and neighbors about visibility and access; the motion passed unanimously.
The RV park applicant, Dean Castelbaum, described the project as a private “luxury resort” for RV guests and said the development team plans on on-site managers, trained security staff and video surveillance. “Our intention is not to have a party house at our RV resort,” Castelbaum said, adding the park would use access cards tied to reservations and preloaded…
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