What is an Administrative Buffer Reduction?

It is a permit that allows for adjustments to buffer zones in land use.

How can I appeal the decision?

You must appeal within 10 business days of publication, by April 15, 2026.

Who do I contact for more information?

Contact the Trinity County Cannabis Division at (530) 623-1351 or via email.

Approval of Administrative Buffer Reduction for two projects in Trinity County.

Official Courthouse Record · AI-summarized for clarity

Published: Apr 6, 2026 · 2 days ago
Category: Ordinance
City: Hayfork
Address: 80 & 100 Sugar Pine Road, Hayfork, CA

What You Should Do Next

1
Review the decision
Read the details of the Administrative Buffer Reduction decision published in the Trinity Journal.
2
File an appeal
If you wish to appeal, submit your appeal by April 15, 2026.
3
Contact Cannabis Division
Reach out to the Trinity County Cannabis Division for guidance on the appeal process.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Administrative Buffer Reduction?: It is a permit that allows for adjustments to buffer zones in land use.
How can I appeal the decision?: You must appeal within 10 business days of publication, by April 15, 2026.
Who do I contact for more information?: Contact the Trinity County Cannabis Division at (530) 623-1351 or via email.

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Full Notice Text

CDP-25-75: Approval of issuance for an Administrative Buffer Reduction in accordance with Trinity County Ordinance #315-856, Code 17.43.051. The project is located at 80 & 100 Sugar Pine Road, Hayfork CA APN: 019-660-026-000 & 019-520-001-000, Applicant: Alan Lee, Planner: N. Martinez CDP-25-76: Approval of issuance for an Administrative Buffer Reduction in accordance with Trinity County Ordinance #315-856, Code 17.43.051. The project is located at 1770 Trinity Pines Drive & 60 Fir Meadow Court, Post Mountain CA APN: 019-350-015 & 019-350-016-000, Applicant: Tommy Lor (Chong V. Lor), Planner: N. Martinez The Planning Director approved the above referenced Director’s Use Permit on February 13, 2026. Should you desire to appeal this decision, you must do so within 10 business days of this publication in the Trinity Journal, or by April 15, 2026, pursuant to Trinity County Zoning Code Section 17.34.110. Please contact the Cannabis Division for the correct appeal process and fees. If you desire to express your concerns or receive additional information, please contact the Trinity County Cannabis Division, PO Box 2819 Weaverville, CA 96093. Phone (530) 623.1351. Email: info.cannabis@trinitycounty.org April 1, 2026