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DRAFT Design Standards
The Draft Design Standards (as amended January 2010) are now available online.  Please click here to view the Guidelines.  
 
Downtown Capital Improvement Master Plan
The consulting firm, Design, Community and Development, gave a presentation on the Final Downtown Master Plan to the Town Council and the RDA Advisory Committee on November 3, 2009.  For additional information about this Downtown Capital Improvements Plan, please contact the Engineering Department.
 
Public Notice - Dry Creek Sewage Spill

At 7AM Wednesday morning, December 09, 2009 a privately owned and operated wastewater treatment system serving the shopping center on the southeast corner of Clark and Wagstaff roads ruptured a pipe caused by freezing conditions. This broken pipe allowed approximately one to three thousand gallons of treated sewage effluent to be released onto the back parking lot area behind this shopping center, eventually discharging into the Dry Creek drainage located east of the shopping center.

The Town of Paradise Public Works Department was immediately on hand to barricade the area and create collection berms. The Paradise Fire Department assisted in the clean up work which began at once and was completed by 3 PM. Dry Creek has been posted as a “Do not Contact” area from Wagstaff road and south to the southern town limits. Residents are advised not to have contact with these creek waters until further notice.

The State Office of Emergency Services has been notified. The State Regional Water Quality Control Board, the Butte County Environmental Health Department and the Town of Paradise Onsite Sanitation Division have been onsite to investigate and will continue to monitor the incident.

 For further information please contact Doug Danz, Onsite Sanitary Official, Town of Paradise, 872-5906

 

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Welcome to the Town of Paradise 

Paradise is nestled in the foothills of the Northern California's Sierra Nevada Mountains.  The Butte County community sits astride a ridge top with elevations ranging from 2,000 to 2,800 feet above the valley floor.  Our climate and location allows residents and visitors to enjoy an array of tall pines and majestic oaks, cooler summertime temperatures, occasional winter snowfalls, and an engaging environment.

Paradise is the second largest city in Butte County, and is part of the Chico-Paradise metropolitan area.  Paradise was incorporated in 1979, and it is home to nearly 27,000 residents.  The neighboring communities of Magalia, Paradise Pines, Lovelock, Stirling City, and Inskip add nearly another 25,000 residents, as well as a colorful Gold Rush history and even more awesome natural beauty.

Chico, the county's largest city, is a short scenic drive from Paradise.  The 10-mile jaunt offers panoramic views of Butte Creek Canyon - known to the locals as Little Grand Canyon - and sweeping vistas from the foothills to the Coast Range to the west and Mt. Lassen to the North.

On your way to Paradise from the nearby City of Oroville, you can drop the boat at Lime Saddle Marina and cruise Lake Oroville or wet your line in the Feather River.  You can also meander along Riverbend Park or marvel at the cultural beauty of the Chinese Temple Garden.

Paradise is a short drive from the Bay Area and the Sacramento region.  The drive takes you along historic and scenic highways 99 and 70, and past the orchards and rice fields.  A spring time drive along the Blossom Tour is a must see.

Rich in history, innate beauty, and friendly people, Paradise is fantastic place to raise a family, build a business, or just relax for a weekend in the pines.

Welcome!

Last Updated on Wednesday, 30 September 2009 08:35
 

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