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Yuba-Sutter Food Bank Cell Tower

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2025110802State & Local

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The Yuba-Sutter Food Bank Cell Tower project, identified by solicitation number 2025110802 and Use Permit 25-01, involves the installation of an 81-foot-tall monopine cell tower at 760 Stafford Way in Yuba City, California. The tower is designed to be camouflaged as a tree and will be located on a triangular parcel within a heavy commercial and light industrial area. The facility will be unmanned and includes a backup diesel generator and other ground equipment, all of which must be screened from view within an 18-foot by 23-foot fenced lease area. Access to the site will be provided via an internal driveway from Stafford Way. The project was subject to the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) and underwent an Initial Study and Mitigated Negative Declaration process to evaluate impacts on aesthetics, noise, greenhouse gas emissions, and tribal cultural resources. To comply with the federal Telecommunications Act shot clock, the City of Yuba City requested and received consent from state agencies, including Caltrans and the Feather River AQMD, for a shortened 20-day public review period. The Yuba City Planning Commission officially approved the project on December 10, 2025, determining that the facility would not have a significant environmental effect.

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Approval for an 81-foot camouflaged cell tower at 760 Stafford Way, Yuba City.

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Stafford Way, Yuba City, CA, 95991

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AgencyCalifornia → Yuba City
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Organization / AgencyCalifornia → Yuba City
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Doug LibbyDevelopment Services Director
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The project proposes an 81-foot-tall monopine cell tower and related equipment including a diesel generator and other ground equipment. The tower will be camouflaged to resemble a tree. The ground equipment will be screened from view within an 18-foot by 23-foot fenced lease area (Project). The proposed camouflaged cell tower will be located toward the rear of a triangular parcel within an established heavy commercial/light industrial area, bordered on two sides by similar uses. While the site is situated across Stafford Way from two multiple-family residential complexes, the Yuba-Sutter Gleaners Food Bank building serves as a visual and physical buffer between the tower and the nearest residences. The tower will remain partially visible from various vantage points, including surrounding residential areas, and the site will be accessed by an internal driveway from Stafford Way to the rear of the parcel. The cell tower facility will be unmanned, with potential noise by an emergency generator to be utilized during emergency conditions and during monthly testing for up to 40 minutes.

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