A bridge, two parts of Route 101, and the main hall of the Humboldt County Fairgrounds are named for him.

In 1966 reapportionment resulted in Belotti representing the 2nd District, which included parts of Humboldt, Mendocino and Sonoma counties.

[1] Belotti sponsored legislation related to North Coast issues of access, water, harbors, logging, lumber, agriculture and conservation.

[1] Belotti worked for and secured legislation to preserve the Avenue of the Giants during the Highway 101 freeway bypass of the redwood groves.

[2] Belotti was a member of the Humboldt County Planning Commission,[3] Eureka Kiwanis Club, Humboldt Grange, Moose International, Commonwealth Club, Redwood Empire Association, Wool Growers, Farm Bureau Federation and Director of the California Marine Parks and Harbors Association.