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22-XXX
| 1 | 1. | | Resolution | Resolution 22-XXX Remote Teleconference Meetings of the Humboldt County Planning Commission | | |
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17654
| 1 | 1. | | Zoning Item | Old Arcata Road Rehabilitation and Pedestrian/Bikeway Improvements Coastal Development Permit
Record Number PLN-2022-17654 (filed 02/28/2022)
Assessor’s Parcel Number: County right-of-way does not have APNs. Adjacent APNs include but not limited to 501-012-012, 501-031-032, 501-011-006, and 501-031-031.
Bayside area
A Coastal Development Permit (CDP) for the small portion of the project that is located within the County’s jurisdiction of the Coastal Zone. The project would improve motorized and non-motorized transportation and user safety in Bayside. The Project would repave Old Arcata Road, include bike lanes on both sides of the roadway alignment, and improve and extend an existing shared use walkway along the west side of Old Arcata Road from approximately 600 feet south of the Buttermilk Road Roundabout and extending south to approximately 300 feet beyond the Jacoby Creek Road intersection. The total Project length is approximately one mile. The portion of the project within both the Coastal Zone and the County’s jurisdiction is located at the southern end of the project, | | |
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14376
| 1 | 2. | | Zoning Item | PG&E After-the-fact Coastal Development Permit
Record Number PLN-14376-CDP (filed 09/24/2020)
Adjacent to Assessor’s Parcel Number (APN) 517-041-016
Trinidad Area
An after-the-fact Coastal Development Permit which includes modification of an existing electric distribution facility previously constructed without permits. Proposed modifications to the facility consist of the following: removal of one 45-foot-tall utility pole, replacement of two 45-foot-tall utility poles with 55-foot-tall poles, installation of a new 55-foot-tall pole and 3 platform mounted voltage regulators. The poles were installed within the County right-of-way and near the driveway that serves parcel 517-041-016. An existing utility pole is located 8-feet south of the existing driveway and will remain in place. The design standards for allowable pole sizes for platform mounted voltage regulators has changed to a 55-foot-tall pole, while the previous standards allowed for a 45-foot-tall pole, driving the need for the height increase of the existing facility. PG&E is proposing to install three (3) 55-foot-ta | | |
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