Planning commission backs overhaul of administrative enforcement code
The commission recommended that the Board of Supervisors adopt amendments reorganizing administrative enforcement into Title 1, consolidating penalty provisions, and updating procedures; staff said the changes are procedural, CEQA-exempt and intended to improve clarity and due process.
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Nevada County staff presented a package of code amendments on Aug. 13 that would move general administrative enforcement provisions from Title 12 to Title 1, consolidate enforcement and penalty rules, and modernize terminology and departmental references. Matt Kelly, the county’s director of Code and Cannabis Compliance, told commissioners the changes are organizational and procedural and do not create new land-use standards.
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