Sutter County standardizes public‑notice signs; $373 permit fee adopted
Summary
The Board approved a zoning-code amendment to centralize public-notice signage installation by county staff and adopted a $373 permit fee: $82 for the sign, $125 for road‑crew installation and $166 for staff time.
Sutter County will standardize the public-notice sign process so county staff installs the sign after an application is deemed complete, county staff told the board. James Stevens (speaker 7), assistant director of development services, said the new process is intended to reduce delays and confusion for applicants who previously coordinated sign fabrication and installation themselves.
Stevens provided a fee breakdown: a total fee of $373 composed of $82 for the sign, $125 for road-crew installation and $166 for the planning staff time to coordinate and administer the signs. The board voted to adopt the amendment and the new procedure, approving the change by roll-call vote.
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