Bullert contractor storage yard rezone near Redding Regional Airport
Redding
Summary
A local electrical business wants to expand outdoor storage onto two vacant parcels near the airport, which requires changing the zoning and general plan from commercial to industrial. The Airport Land Use Commission flagged a technical inconsistency with the airport plan, so the City Council will need a two-thirds vote to overrule it. Commissioners added a 50-foot storage height limit and fencing requirements to protect nearby homes across Clover Creek.
At a glance
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Discussed at 1 meeting in the last 60 days; most recently Sep 23, 2026.
Impact analysis
No direct cost to taxpayers; the project lets an existing business grow in place instead of leaving Redding.
Bullert Electric gets room to expand, and nearby residents keep a creek-corridor buffer and screening between their homes and the yard.
Nearby homeowners could face a more intensive industrial neighbor if a future owner stores materials high, though the new 50-foot limit limits that risk.
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