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LOG NO. 86--01-15-02, FILE N0.
Chico Community Childrans Center Lisa Sorenson
applicant represeeitativP -
ADDRESS. 2218 Elgin Street. 429 Normal
Chico; CA 95926 Chico, CA 95926
PHONE: 89h-53G 3 891-6931
Walter Brooke
property owner
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ADDRESS,:
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Pzo.��c �sc�ars v Use Permit to allow the expansion of a
pre-existing non-conforming use (day care center,
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on property zoned AR located on the Southwest corner of E.
22tir Street
and Elmo Street identified as AP 05-47-3-02 townlarea:
Chico f
GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION Loci Density Residential
PRE-APP FEE PAID: $ 19 S. 5 0 RECEIPT NUMBER: 8648-
DATE
1-7-8b
APPLICATION ACCEPTED; p. f/ +�
FINAL APP. PAID: ` . 57)RE-CEIP! WIR BER 99t(aI
- REZONING PETITION SIGNATURES'- CHE= PERCENTAGE. '-
MAILING LIST PREPARED
HAIL-OUT NOTICES NRITTF.N
NOTICES MAILED NUMBER:
LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREPARED
Pt aLICATION NOTICE WRIs'Tb?i
DISPLAY AD PREPARED
NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION 0 UC P G B R DATE OF PUBLICATION:
!IJITLAT- a-MY PREPARED
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: Categorical Exemr`ion FILED
Negative Declaration °` FIME
Mitigated Negative Decimation FILED:
Environmental Impact Report CERTIFIED:
Other:
STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NUMBER
APPLIC&NT/REPRESENTATIVE NOTIFICATION OF F21VIRONMOTAL DET] IINATION
P;A:N'NING -COMMISSION HEARING(s) : J rtY Y 6976 (�-p /0,
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS' HEARING(s):
RESOLUTION NUMBER (GPAs) ADOPTED:
ORDINANCE NUMBER ADOPTED:
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION (Appendix H) FILED
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Chico l;onununit� Children's Venter proposed mitigated NIE:I ve declaration
zegardi.ng environmental impact and Use Permit to, allow the expansion of a
pre-existing nonconforming use (day care center) on property zoned A -R
(Agricultural Re,idential) located on the southwest corner of. East 22nd Street
and Elm Street, identified as AP 5'-47-3-02, Chico. (Continued motion of intent
to, approve from ci/13/86).
Staff stated that there were new parking plans submitted (c
they did not conform to the Parking Ordinance standards. Staff 1}as and it and
Plan (exhibit C) that does conform, ew Phased a
and Phase II this morning,8/27/86. Staff thesubProbltedem anew Phase I
tandem parking s problem is in the
P g paces,
Commissioner Lambert suggested the new plans just submitted be looked at by
staff and brought back this afternoon
The applicant discussed the tandem parking. She stated
the tandem parking would be for loading and unloading chi enhandaWouldanot bof
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parked in at all times.
Commissioner Walter stated, that the Parking Ordinance wa$ aimed at permanent
installation, but this was a unique situation.
Lou Vilti, 22nd and Elm Street, was opposed to the use permit. He stated that
there were too many nonconforming uses in the area ,now.
Chairman Vercruse stated that this hearing was continued with a motion of in
to approve subject to the new parking plans being submitted.
Commissioner Walter asked if the applicant agreed with conditions I through 8.
Staff stated that the applicant had agreed to conditions 2 through 8 at the last
meeting and this was continued to resolve the problems with condition 1.
Staff also stated that the Parking Ordinance :foes not prohibit tandem parking,
but the policy of the Commission in the past has been to on
parking in residential areas. ly allow tandem
Commissioner 'Lynch asked how many were a associated with the staff at the
day care center and the applicant replied 5,
Lisa Sorensen stated that sho had talked to staff about tandem parking and there
did not seem to be a problem. She stated that the only way to eliminate the
tandem parking would be to eliminate the garden.
Ordinance standards, x'hereid twasea discusat sion new submittal met the Parking
' ..a.on on the time
Commissioner Lambert d
improvements of East 22nd Street, line for the
opoeeddiscussed
t2dtig
for Phase x and Tl to be implementedw h,theimrvmntofEa22nd
EtITTE COUNT COMMISSION �t iT 'W ;4� "��agr�si 2i� 1986
Staff discussed the Commission specifying that Phase I W an interim pian until
the improvements are accomplished.
Commissioner Walter felt that when East 22nd Street was developed then the
applicant could go to Phase. Ill of the plan. He suggested that condition 1 react
"Provide 16 parking spaces developed in accordance with Phases I, 110 and III,
diagrams attached. At such time as 22nd: Street is developed then they have to
comply with Phase II and eventually Phase III.
Commissioner .Lynch suggested Phase I as an interim plan, then when full
development takes place the applicant go to Exhibit C of the staff's proposed
plan,
It was mowed by Commiwser Walter, seconded by Commissioner
for approval Lynch, and carried
PP as follows:
A. Find that the requirements of CEQA have been completed and considered
making this decision and adopt a Mitigated Negative Declaration; and
in
B. Find that the project could have a significant effect on the environment,
but will not in this case because of the adopted mitigation measures
attached; and
character of the
use of the property will not impair the. inuegrity and
C. Find that the pr
unreasonably ote zzone
nwhich -the land lies and that the use would not be
zone i
incompatible with or injurious to surrounding proeprties.or
detrimental to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or
working in the neighborhood or to the general health, welfare and safety of
the County; and
D. Grant the Use Permit to allow the expansion of a day care center on AP
05-47-3-02 (Chico Community Children's Center) subject to the following
conditions:
1. Provide 16 parking spaces developed[ in accordance with Phase I diagram
attached (Exhibit A)in accordance with Butte County Code Section 24-35
and at such time as urban improvements ac,cur on East 22nd Street, :hese
parking areas will be further modified to comply with Exhibit C.
2, Relocate the existing 7 parking spaces from the public right-of-way onto
the site proper.
3. Install full urban imptovjments including vertical curb
gutter
sidewalk and half street section to R5 -2A vertical curb tstandardand on Elm,
Street and East 22nd Street frontages or await implement,atior� of
Chapmantown Specific Plan..
4. Provide a permanent solution for drainage;
5 Deet the requirements of the State Fire Marshal,
6. Comply with the requirements of the Butte County Nitrate ,Action Plan.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING CoMNIIS;d;"� T y.I%fi17`I,S 198(,
7. Apply for and complete a reveIrsion to acreage of Lots 10, 11 and 12 of
Mulberry Tract (the three lots closest to the corner of East 72nd Street
and Elm Street).
8.A 6 foot fence shall be constructed along the ;southwest property line of
the school.
9. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local
statutesy ordinances, and regulations.
AYES: Commissioner Walter, Lynch, and Chairman Vercruse
NOES; Commissioner Lambert
ABSENT: No one
ABSTAINED: Commissioner Peabody
Motion carried
Commissioner Lambert questioned if Condition #2 was needed, and Chairman
Varcruse felt that it wasneededfor clarification of condition #3.
Commissioner Lambert noted that she was not opposed to the use of the property
she was C)jecting to the parking plans as submitted.
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ChicoCo-- i Y Childrens Center - proposed dative Declaration
rega.rdinrg environmental impact and Use Permit to allow the a,�ns on
of a Pre-existing nonconforming use ,(day carecenter) on property
zoiaed A-R;(Agricultural'' Residential) located on the southwest corner
of East 22nd Street and Elm Street$ identified as AP 5-47-3-02, Chico.
(Continued open from 7/9/86)
Staff stated that this was continued and they were looking for comments from the
community. Staff st8ted that they had ,asked for a revised site plan for
Off-site parking whi11 ch has not been received.
Sherry Stephens stated that nhe had made a phone call to Jane Dolan. She stated
that Jane Dolan did not feel the need for a CMAC meeting. Mrs. Stevens stated
SuP�ervi s
or Dolan said she'wnuld call people.,
Commissioner Lambert questioned the site, plan for the off-street parking,
Sherry Stevens submitted a new drawing firparking. She statad that the garden
would have to go if the street was widenedI.
Commissioner Lambert suggested that they make the use permit sub'ect
parking plans being received. J to the
Sherry Stephens stated that: she understood that the garden -area would provide
parking spaces, P
Commissioner Walter, questioned where the driveway was.
Mrs. Stephens stated that the driveway was off Film 'Road.
Commissioner Walter discussed Condition #3„
Staff: stated the comments from Public Works were for full. improvements.
Commissioner Walter asked if this
Chapmantown. could be deferred under the Specific Plan of
Staff stated that this could be under Specific Plan and could be deferred until.
implementation of the Specific Plan.
There teas a brief discussion on the traffic ,problems.
Commissioner Lambert stated that the number, of cixildren ('total) allowed b the
State is 61. y
Commissioner Walter asked whose property in the'back the
dunk was, on.
Sherry Stephens stated that it was the neighbor's pro ert 1
that the playground will be enclosed by a feaxice,, p y• She also stated
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R3: chard, Roth, Chapmantown, stated that he was involved
He sated that he is on the'CMAC. lved
the day' care. center. ,are He stated that many of ttheay care centers,
problem. He stated that hi
the -neighborhood. families .oarvod by
his major concern is thestreetand drainagethat , S can be: a
stated that the day care center was now on Boucher Stree
Parking. He felt that it would be safer to nage. He
requested putting off the improvements. t and theirs was no
move the dad care center. He
Chairman Veraruse discussed the C}Yapmal�own S c:ei
Plan recognizes what is, .there, and discussed doing p f-"�c P1,an She sated that the
ng the. ,=MProvements with grant
SEaff stated that they were hoping for grant Programs to
that there were innovative designs for curb assist. Staff stated
narrow streets. , gutter, and sidewalks for the
Richard Roth stated that it was his understanding that the rezone was to stop
the number of rental, unitsgoing in.
Pick Humble, CMAC and Specific Plan Committee, stated that
center down the road on Laurel StrF:et.
the.ricighborhood, He pointed out that there would not he had run a day care
He discussed the impact of Fun World in
traffic. He said h°is day care facilitybe that much- increase in
the drainage on 23rd and Elm and stated is no longer in operation.
drainage from Fun World. He felt thatoverallh�the Core no mmission He discussed
.net good to the. ct�mnunit provisions for
community, y� lie stated that a facilityshould look at the
like this is vital to the
The hearing was closed.
chairman, Vercruse discussed the memc with alternatives including the fencing,
Commissioner Lambert did not f3mplleit was mentationfeasible to wait for a
She suggested a motion of intentmeeting with
CMAC or for the Specific plan
.she was concerned with parking.
Staff stated that they would like a motion on thearkin
It was mored b p g Pians being submitted,
y Commissioner Lambert, seconded by Commissioner Walter, for
approval subject to the submittal, of the
for a motion of intent fora Parking plans and unanimously carried
pproval as follows;
A. Find that the requirements of CEQ A have been completed and considered in
making this decision and adopt a mitigated Negative Declarationand
E• Find that the project could
but will not in this cased causehave aosignificant affect on the env'
attached; and p mitigation measurenment,
C. Find that the proposed use
of character of the zone in whiichtthe land lies and p integrity property will not. impair the xnte_rxt and
• thatthe use would not be
unreasonably incompatible with or xn'txriou,� to surrounding properties or
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detrimental to'the health and ener
Working in the ,neighborhood organ the welfare of �.hE
the Count general health persons residing or
Y, and
welfare and safety of
D. Crant the Use Permit to
5-47-3-02 '(Chico Commuo allow the expansion of a day care center nn AP
conditions: Y Children"s! Center) subject to the following
�. Provide 16 parking spaces developed to the star f
County Code Section 24-35. d�rd set north in Butte
2. Relocate the'existing 7
packing spaced at the time of street improvements
from .the public right-of-wa
y onto the site proper,
3. Install full urban improvements including vertical
sidewalk and half. street sr: 1 ourb
Street ction to Ror await i ' c3irb�standard ondElm
and. East 22nd Street frontage or await mplemeht,atio _
Specific Plan. n of Chapmantown
4. Provide a permanent solution for drainage.
5• Meet the requirements of the State E`
ita Marshal., ,
6• Comply with the requirements of the Butte County Nitrate Action Plan.
7. APPIY for and complete a reversion to acreage of ioI
Mulberry Tzact (the three lots closest to the corner 10, 11, and 12 of
Elm Street). t 22nd Street and
8. Applicant must also
statutes, ordinances comply with all other applicable p icable Stato and local, and regulations,
This hearing was continued closed to August 27 l9
the final 'notion. 86 on the consent agenda for
Chico Community Childrens Center proposed Mi_ tigatedNegative
Declaration regarding environmental' impact and Use Permit to allow the
expansion of a pre-existing nonconforming use (day care center) on
property ,zoned A -R (,Agricultural Residential) located on the southtve8 t
corner of East 22nd Street and Elm Street, identified as AP 5.47-3-'02U;'
Chico,
The Commission waived the reading of the staff findings.
Staff stated that they had a call from the Chico Community Children, Center j
stating that the applicant was concerned with condition #3 and parking.
Commissioner Lambert questioned that the Fire Department had no objections, beat
there is a condition for the State lire Marshal?
Staff stated that this would be under the State Fire Marshal.
The hearing was opened to the public.
Dennis Eicholtz and Cherie Stephens, applicants, stated that this was to expand
an existing facility. They stated that they had petitioned the neighbors and
they did not object, but some would not sign the petition. They stated that
Richard Rothe of the Chapman Mulberry Advisory i'ouncil felt that this would, be a
buffer. The applicants were concerned with the cost of street improvements,
They were concerned with the parking requirements. Ms,. Stephens stated that
there areno
street improvements in the area now. She stated that they could
not afford the improvements.
Chairman Vercruse suggested that the condition read, "To be put in at the time
the Chapman Mulberry Specific Plan is implemented."
Commissioner Lambert discussed putting a time limit of 2 or 3'years on this
permit, and then having it returned to the Commission for review.
Commissioner Lambert questioned the amount of parking.
Mr. Eicholtz stated that -the parking differs for different times of the year.
Commissioner Lynch asked what is the maximum amount of cars at any one time.
Mr. Eicholtz stated that most of the traffic is to pick up and drop off
children: He fele. that -the most that would be parked there at one time was 16.
He submitted an account of the cars coming and going.
Commissioner Lambert stated that the Commission may need a revised off-street
site plan if the Commission requires the off-street impro-vements.
Commissioner Lynch questioned the use of the lot on the corner of Elm and East
22nd Street?
The applicant stated that the lot was now a garden:.
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'Commissioner Lambert asked if the
the applapplicant stated no. had a problem trtth,condi>rian 1{7 and
Lou Vitali stated that he did not see the Petition, He expansion, He felt that the are was against the
that the area was zoned Ag r`� Gu,IturalaRes�denial„ He o 0
many nonconforming uses. He stated
because of increased traffic, noise, use of PP sed the use permit
necessary, increa;e in dust problems with the
road, increase in
this would downgrade leis ro ert increased IraffiC. parking
property. y• xe ubmitted a letter, He felt that
Maria _Mosley stated that she did,, not see the petition eit
Protest because of the traffic and noise. her' She was there to
Chairman Vercruse disc She was against the project.
discussed the Chapman Mulberry
funding for , future street improvements'. y'Speniic Plan and
Possible
Mrs. Stephens stated that they have had this center for 9 ears
to have the pre-school at the same location to'help the low ars and would Like
use the service. She stated that it would Probablyme families who
children. She stated that the pre-school is now on Boucher,
mean l2 more cars, 24
would like it closer.. Avenue and they
Mrs. Mosley stated that the neighbors are already having trouble
She was against this use permit also. 1e with Fun World.`
declaration regarding environmental impact. was Concerned faith the negative
fence to help control the noise, P She asked about a condition
Provision to reevaluate for a
valuate the use permit siftthere aissan impact linethe fee a
did not feel that the ekpansion was a negative impact. future. She
Chairman Vercruse discussed the noise statement on the environ
for Mrs. Mosley,
mental checklist
Staff stated that the noise should be about the same level as
Commissioner Lambert asked Mrs. Mosley if the Chapman Advil for any school',
this use permit, ory Council discussed
Mrs -Mosley stated that they had not discussed this.
Mrs. Stephens said that she attempted togo to the Cha man
did not have a chance, p Advisory Council, but
Chairman Vercruse said that she would like
to staff time to contact the Chapman flulberry Councili She hsu iest open and gime
applicant talk to the; neighbors. She would like to have >a formal res
the Advisory Council.` formal
ed 'that the
ponce from
Commissioner Lambert stated that she wou1,3 like to consider t
Mr. Vitali stated, again that he was again�it this he fencing,,
Project
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0 1no r.
Commissioner Lambert, discussed limiting the number of children allowed.
Chaistnan. Vercr;use stated that there was a State licensing formula to determine
the number of children allowed at a day care facility.
Staffstated that they could supply the applicant with a mailing list of people
to contact.
Commissioner synch at apt ed that this was a 65% increase in the use with the
addition of 24 children.
Chairman Visa cruse noted that am more expansion would require another use pP.%Vm;i t
and review by the Commistl on .
This item was continued open to August 13, 1996 at 9.00 1A,m.
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APPLICATION F 0o Plan►1ingC mm,
pp�,� p� ry�+r �p 0114
JAN 11 1986,
APPLICANT: Read a ordv}Ile, ►Ilforar?tt
and follow instructions as set forth on attacged'sh
eet.
Applicant's name Chico Communit l�
hildrens Center
Applicant's mailing address 2218 E Phone No.. �'916�.-Si63
Elm Street Chico CA ,2E
Applicant's interest in property (Owner, lessee, other) Owner
Owner's name and address Ch'
�5mmni v h1X:�S.g. c�urLf, innatand �:3
Contact person for project (If other then applicant}=�_-y�----
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( Vivien Clark
LisaSorensen 891-6931 429 A'ormal' , Ckt co, C1�-----
Assessors parcel nu 9928
" P number(s) 5-�b73..02
(resent zcnin eSidential/ u�� al
M.
L.ocatlon and size of peircel(s) Located. south of the city limits of Chico
each of them 5{?' x 120 There az'e: sig lots
r The northern most lot on th the corner of F 22 St. and.
Elm Street f them
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Street address'
220 2222 2224. 2226 Elm Street fhico
:;M Directions for travel to property (rural and mountainous areas Only):. y); n/a
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Desoription of proposed development and us. --_T e nd the .current da care facilir, ,(rant a
enrollment of 38 to an enr,llzG,ant of tJ2 dyitrlren. Iztteriar halls of ex n
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7111 Px wr4 1 1 hP rPttn i
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Desari tion of existing land use of du lett used as o- fiA --------------
used for for day care
afrli�
P - �' ce for d
E.. ay care, �s previously residenti?
Proposed scheduling/associated projects 1/l/86 thru 6130186
Anticlpeted incremental development none
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Building construction (state dimensions, square footage and materials used)
CL A. Existing buildings 27'_x Fi0' , conC, slal7 ,
Cts � / woed frame walls, ttsphalt shingles
ac b. Proposi.d buildings..__._ none
Hazardous materials to be used (inflammables, explosives or strong chemicals) nanP
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Daily hours of �Dperaldon,_,_ 7,: 30 atm to S: 3p to
-p --_ Number of employees 32
Number of Off-street parking spaces provided; fro_ __dose s rroX 2C1
Existing/proposisd sewage O'sposal method. * se tom---_..._
Proximity of power and phone IineS;.____ e;e;zistin
ower and -phone lines tohuildin_
Distance to natural water course or storm drain: - - 30' to street d,raina re
Anticipated on and µOff-site drainage fm{ltovements none
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Water source. California dater Ser'vi.ce-----`--
Pnyximity of water llor fire fighting purposes (Hydrants ponds,
Bunt Is
tte Co Fire Statiorn i�title third milesaw)-�-���0a3 Mile,
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Will excavatlon urgrading be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate).
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List and describe any other related permits and other public a �rovals required for this '
City, regional, State and Federal at7encles; BtzLGe C�1din S�ertrrit ►s prone►„ Inoludln
State Child Lisceree Count --�- State i PrP nnd�. t7 Iltdtte required ky,
Y brizr war �'ermit
IF RESIDENTIALthe
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Include tod, number of units, whet
We of household size expected, units aresingle or multl-story in height, iachadula
ttf unit clads, arrr
IF COMMERCIAL, Indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city ur regionally oriented,
loading facilities, square footage
C1f ,tieloo area, an.'
IF INDUSTRIAL, indicate type, estimated employment par shift, arid leading facflitias,
IF INSTITUTIONAL, indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated and Community benefits to be derived From the project. To
fJsuall�. 15 Ptnp6 to b ed per shift and area oar.I�pancy, Itlrldjnt7 facllttl'As;
provide oc child care to, ]caw income families.
available. Centers provides child caresto,mthedr_octxubanc r C,
eMerp;ency childcare services, � ��° C)ff-strt�oi ;loading
-^� E�IVIRONMEN'TAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATIOf4 MEASURES,* mmuni�� as sPaCe permits and c
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Identify potentially significant environmental impacts associated with the use
U- conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are
Permit, What project design fenturef, or special
proposed to alleviate Potential Nnvironmental Impacts?,
6-- none,
ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING*
Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including
mats, and any Cultural, historical ar scenic aspects, any exisli(nrmation structures on site,
..� p y y, soli stability, Plants and am
1�. Descrfb,q the surrounding g ane the use of the. struoturer
0. g properties, including information on plants and animals and an
Indicate fhe typo of land use (residential, commercial, etc,) intensitrr of land use )culture 1, historical or scenic aspect
ment stores, etc,), and scale of development (height, frontage, setback,
* Use separate sheet for longer responses.(single-family, apartments, sho{s deper
_ rear yard, etc,).
see attached
I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that Ihave read and understand the Instructions and ,, r
are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
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Date 1/2/$1
Applicant's,�
Date___ 1/ signaturft�
Property owner's siranature
the foregoing
atements
Use Permit Number
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Request. Use permit to allow.;_.,
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Location and size of par-.01(s),�_
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ProJaCI Description
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zoning and Requirements
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Location Description
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20 Copies of Flat plan
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Application taken by
Receipt Number„ 5
Chico Corm01nity Childrens Center
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APPLICATION ro;R CISH PERMIT
Butte county Planning Commission
Con r ,
Environmental Setting.
There are 3 existing buildings on the six lot parcel. one originally a residence., hes been converted into an aft,e� ne of them,
infant Clare facility with 'a kitchen. � Ochool and
em currentlyr The other two
h'as one half Occupied
are
cape�assa toddler fs;cilit'� the 'da
day care office in the future, The other half' is vacant y
The second duplex has been in mi (No
building residential! to be used as a
modifleati,on require.i, )
Office space for the day care, xedThe C and half
Center,proposes hi"o Communi.t�Y Childrens
p poses to modify this building; to allow use Of the entire
structure fora preschool day care facility'
The Surrounding neighborhood
small single fa ne � borhood is of mixed use, including primarily
y homes and an amusement dark, No exterior
modifications to the building are proposed.
1 47 3 0 --l.
00'�-
4
Minnie Brooke
005-47-2-008, �*) to
2207 Laurel St.
Chico, CA95926chicOir
Mark D. Vasco
2261 Laurel St.
L7-lmes WickerslIjITI, I-ItImbl,
CA 95926
22145 Laurel S,t.
005-47-3-002
Chico, CA 959,16
005-47-3-15-
Walter L, Brooke
R
Richard
005
1 -47-2-11
2207 Laurel St.
Chico, CA 9F926
A.
WilliamsI
I _on
2.227 ' Laurel St.
Thomasd Douglas J),,)�,Iin
Chico CA 95,026
Ma
970 ison St.
005-47-3-0031
Chico, CA 95916
005-47-3-16
Mark' Vasco
005-47-2-12
2 2 1,15
Chico, CA 95926,1
C raIcT A. Larsen
2636 Monterey St.
Harry Keefer
Chico, CA 9592G
2.350 Terme $Kcal Av().
005-47-3-004
N01'CO, CA 91760
005-47-3-17
WiIII,Ifii H Qnry HlInt
-
005 49-001
2240 Elj,
Chico CA 95926
Davi
Id Alexander HeInderso n
1790 Adams St
, , Orc De!h Rh 'Denise �Ison
San Mateo, CA'94403:
495 Last putnam
Porter Ville, CA 93257
005-47-2--002
Harold L. Schmidt
005-49-o04
2244 Elm S -L,
Chicot CA 95926
Ronnie G.
1363 Woodland Ave,
bl aywon Alexander
Chico, CA 95926
1'-0. Box 383
Chico, CA 95926
005-47-2-003
Ira A. Boutwell
005-49-24
2250 1,,,,Im St.
Alfred Pees,-,
Chi (JO, CA 95926
2,176 Muil"be)-ry St.'S
?n 1�q
am 11. Huston
0 K 13
005-47-3-008,12
An hong Piazzisi
242 IV 12th Ave'
Chico t CA 95926
005-47-3-10
Elizabeth Wicrzbianska
5317 Broadway Terrace
Oakland, CA 94618
005-47-3-11
James E. Dillon
2291 Laurel St.
Ch4-0, CA 95926
-1
005-47-3-1
Icot CA 95926
005-47-2-004
Oaniel Brooks
2200 Laurel St.
Chico, CA 95926
005'-47-2-005
Departmen-t Of Vetex�an
Affairs - ML-lt0r,' Ronnie
2208 Laurel St.*
Chico, CA 95926
005-47-2-0G6
Todor Kukubajsj;i
2210 Laurel St.
Chico, CA 95926
Esplanade
Chico, ;:A 95926
0 0 5 t.
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Linda Mae Millard
2227 Flrt St.
Chico, CA 95926
005-49--31.
Minerva Mcrarlan.
1'-0- Box 4130
C)licor CA. 95927
005-49-32
Deborah Denise Nelson
495 East Putnam
POrtcrville, CA 93,257
005-47-2-007
Millard M. Divine Q05-46-5-008
215 Laurel St, Harry Dixon
1. P.O. Box 1482 Harry Sitton
Chico, CA 95926 Chico, CA 95926 2168 Laurel St.
9 e 6,9 6 Vz) 'oo -rq;D : Chico,' CA 95926
ZET XOEr .0-cl 9e6c.16 VD 'oo-FLIo I
9e656 Vo lootqn
PtIU ',"I 8fip
a 000 I-ej 006T Y-05 AO'd
aaoo�j -V sOuz
02:- 1
G.. 90p
600 -5 -9o' -9o0
005-46-6-20
Stephen F. Eandi
2118 North Ave.4*4
John B. 'Lusk
2159 Elm St.
Chico, CA 95926
Chico, CA 95926
005-46-6-009
005-46-7-002
Vernon Thomas
3411 Alwood Court
Kenneth Rice
Sacramento, CA 95821
2153 Elm St.
Chico, CA 9592
005-6-6-10
005-46-7-003,004
Charlotte Drew
1035 Sheridan Ave.
Karl Ludwig
_Chico, CA 95926
Rt. I Box 244
Greenville,
005-46-6-23
CA 95947
005-46-6-12
12
12x7 East .Ave.
005--46-7-007
Ada Bct�,tan
370 Last Lassen `
Carey R. Robinson
Ch i.,�rg ��}�
, CA 95926
2147 Elm St.
Chico, CA 95926
005-46-6•-11
005--46-7-008
Home Aldred
P.C. Box,883
VernonVcrL. Belch
Chico, CA 95926
2138 The Espl.anace
Chico, CA
95926
005-•46--6-1.9
005-46-7-10,12
Hugh D. Krish
2132 Elm St.
Nick Tzu ggaris
Chick', "A 95926
148 :state Dr.
Chico, CA 95926
005-46-6-20
05-46--3-02
John D. Stone
2;126 Sly St.
Lisa Sorensen
Chico, CA 9r
�92Ei
429 t;ormal. Ave.
Chico,
CA 95926
Ou5-46-6-021,22
Vivian. Vit, -,Ili
21,30 Elm St.
Chico, CA 95926
005-46-6-23
Donald 1j. Smith
12x7 East .Ave.
Chico, CA 95926
292 9 6 A 2 14
RECEIPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL
NO MSURAKE COVERAGE PROVIDED-
NOT FOR' INTEPHATIMIAL MAIL
Ch.i co Co. Child Cerate
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2218 E1m Street
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Chico, CA 95926
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PLANNIN
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7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE_ - OROVI! (,C, CAL.IFOi 414 95905-,397
PHONE' 534.4601
September 30,'1986
CHTCO COMMUNITY CHiLDRENS CENTER
2218 Elm Street
Chico, CA 95926
RE: Use permit
AP#5-47-3-2
Gentlemen:
Enclosed' is your validated Use Permit No. 86-•3.3 to
allow the expansion ota
pre-existingg nonconfa�:�ming
use da care center) on property ioned A-_R, lcicated
on the southwest corner of East'22nd Street and
Elm Street, Chico
Should you have any qu-stionls regarding this matter,
please contact this Office betwCiln 10:00 a.n, and
3:00 p.m,
Sa ,cerely,
B.A. XIRCHER
Y�irecc tU�1=- of PJ.anni
Stephen A,, Streeter
Senior Planner
SAS:jmc
Enc.
cc: Department of Public Ftorks (2)
Environmental. Health
Department Of Forestry
I Wer-D epa rfihi nta1 enf/joran um
To: Butte County Assessor's Office
FROM1 Butte County Planning Department
.,ueJ ec
T: Chico CozTnunity Childrens Center
DATM Sept-e.mbex 30, :1986
Pursuant to Section 658613.1 of the Government Code, the
following parasl/p"wMNDM ielenti.f'ied as 5-47-3-2
was /
Rezone from to zoning district,.
Granted a variemce to allow
XXXX Issued a conditional use permit for the exLjansion
of a pre-existing nonconforming use clay care)
i
USE PERMIT
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION September 8'p � c
bAT'E:
(Registered Mail Re—C-5
86-33
PERMIT NO.
AP 5,4/,�-8-2 _
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NO.
Pursuant to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the Counter of
Butte and the special conditions set forth below: Chico Comunity
Childrns Center is hereby granted -a Use Permit in accordance with
application filed; 4/30/86 to allow the expansion of a pre-existing,
nonconforming use (day care center) On property zoned A --H located on the
southwest corner of East 22nd Street flcnd Elia Str,e.=_'et 9 Chico.
1. Failure to comply with the conditions specified herein as the basis
for approval Of application and issuance of Per7iity constitute,
cease for the revooatipn of said perrait in accordance with the
procedures set forth in the.'Butte County Zoning Enabling tlydin,ance.
Unl.ec otherwise provided for in a condition to a use perm"
t, must be r�onr, le'tet b� the 2 months
ill.
p �' permittee r�itPyirr l2 months orf
the dlI of the countersigned permit, to the permittee.
3« if any use far ;which a use permit has been granted is. not
established within one year of the date of rc:�eipt of the
countersigned permit by ;the permittees the perms- shall become null'
and void and reapplication shall, be required to estaLLI_ish the uze
SPECIAL CO+iDITIOMS
I. Provide 16 parking spaces developed in accordencrq with Phcisce �
diagram attached (Exhibit A) in acccrdanao with Butte Coux,„t,'yy f"odo
Section 24-35 and at such time as urban improvements occur On Ea4;t
22nd Street', these parking areas will, be further modified to camply
With Exhibit C.
2• Relocate the existing 7 parkir,ig spaces from,� h-:.+ public rigilf-af -way
onto the site proper,
3. Install full urban improvements including vc r1tical c-;arr°bs girrttter, and
sidewalk and half street section to r -.,S --2A verrt,l,:�al. wurb standard ors
Elam Street and East 22nd Street fronf° Mtg,ri Or LiPlement4ation of
Chapmantown Specific Plan.
4. Provide a permanent-. solution for drainage.
5. Meet the requirements of the State Fire Marshal..
6. Comply with the requirements, of the Butte County Nitrate Action
Plan.
7. Apply for and complete a reversion, to acreage of Lots 1.0, 11, and 12
of Mulbert,y Tract (the three lots closest to the corner of F-ap't 22nd
Street and 'Elm Stroat)„
S. A 6 foot fence shall beconstructed along the southwest property
7
line of the shoool.
9. Applicant must also comply with Atli other applicable State and local
statutes, ordinancesp and regulations.
I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have read the
foregoing conditions, that they are in fact the conditions which were
imposed upon the granting of this use permit, and that I agree to abide
fully by said conditions.
; I . !: "Ll,",
Dated !D
Applicant
Administrative Coordinator
NCIICE11 Issuance of this Use Permit does not waive requirement of
obtaining Building and Health Department permits before starting
I
construct iori, nor does i t waive" an i other ' requirements.
w
R•. i rMV•n
Chairman f'''"`k l an n i r�x V , C �., arr�m, •i s:.-
C G a Department of Public Works f 2>
f Health Department
Fire Department
!=lRl»i�:orplete itFsms i and 2 when, additional services are desired, and�completts i etns 3 and 4.
#tt addmis in'lle "IIEMRN TG" space on the rdverse gide. Failure to do this wifil pro ant this
ar» 6airtg raWmad to vau.'�ds�re�ara remi t will y�rovida ou the nama o .iir arson
delive theda of aiivm -rt�'orar�ki[tlwmIWe aiaw�"f"ing�ewi;�soreawa6fs6e. apa4ti�
poUma r or e t a oWe—ol WiYxTes) for additional service(s) requesked,
1, Show to whom delivered, data, and addressea's sddress. 2. ,I j Restricvad De)iverV.
3, r otit;IC# Addiessed to 4. Article Number
Cfizco Co=unity Childrens P 292 967'424
Cente' t Two of Swim:
2218 Elm St7:eet ftWmd � lnmmd
Chiao, CA 95926%p led
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Alwapobtain tignature of addressee or
aaentandRAfflLE_a_ IVFROW.
5.5lbna�-- Addressae £3: Addrenee, Address 01V�i'ij'
regUested dnd fee p , d1
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PLANNING COMMISSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLG, 0 ALIROP.NIA 95965.3397
PHONE- 534.4601
Chico Community Children's Center September 8, 1986
2218_ Elm Street
Chico, Ca, 95926
Tie; Use Permit, AP 5-47--3-2
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are the original and only copy of your Use Permit No. 86-33
to allow the expansionofa pre-existing nonconforming use (day care
center) on property zoned A -R located on the southwest corner of
East 22nd Street and Elm Street, Chic(,.
Please sign both copies and return them to tzs, You must sign the
Use Permit within thirty (30) days of expiration of the appeal period.
We will then have them validated by the Chairman of the Butte County
Planning Commission and the original will be returned to you for
your records.
The Use Permit is deemed granted when, this permit has beer signedby
the applicant, with the counter signature of the Chairman of the
Planning Commission, and said permit is received by the applicant by
certified mail..
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact
this office between 10;,00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
i
B. A. �/4e
Director of Planning
BAK:lr
Enc.
FILE NO.: 05-47-3--02
BUTTE, COUNTY PLANNING C '4I SS I ON
STAFF- FINUINGS r July 9, 1966
a
11
Chico Community Chi 1 drorl's Center
APP
OWNER."
same
RtEQUESiT»
Use Permit to allow tSOei expansion of a
pre-existing non -con f o: ,rig l ng use (day
care center)
AP No..
05-47-3-02
SIZE'.
.83 ac.
LOCATION.
Southwest corner of East 22nd Street and
Elm Street, Chico
EXISTXNG ZONING:
AR
ZONING HISTORY".Zoned
AR 13 Dec. 1963, Ord. 238.3 -
SURROUNDING ZONING;
AR, City of Chico
SURROUNDING LAND USE;
Mixed, mainly single-family dwellings
industrial
at urban densities but some
and recreational uses near -by
GENERAL PLAIN DESIGNATION:
Low Density Residantiai
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS!
Butte Cbunty Code Sections 24-47 and
24-87
Comments ReceiY 9%
Env i ronmenta L HO -sal —th
Thi -s department has revieHed the above application. Our initial review
if
indicated that the seven lots inclUded within AP 05-47-3-2 would,
tank developm,ant
considered individually, not comply with the septic
the Nitrate Action Plan. The property is located
density allowed by
more than 250 Feet from public.
sewer.
The applicant proposes to combine
tots 10, 11 and 12. With a slight
for the
adjustment in domestic water usage the combined lots would,
proposed usage, comply tglth the Action Plan.
This department recommends the
fallowing conditions of approval fat- the
project.
e
BUS' 421JNTY PLANNrNG CoiNplISSION
STAFF- FINDINGS jUIV 9, 1986
Y�ed,)0 2
Comply with requirements Of the Butte County Nitrate Action Plan.
2. Apply for and complete a reversion toacreage of Lots lo,
EQW_!_Q_WL�k s : ,Require fu 11 street 11 and 12.
and s4deZ_JkP draina.9 Improvements in�cILICI:ing curb., tc�eImProvements anWorks standards. nd half streetsectionto Publi
-QIY--o f — _QhJ
'The City of ChIcos
Parking and access is adequatelprimary concern Is that Off-street
y PrOvIded for employees
as to '-'at IMP21ct Upon the surrounding neighborhood.- and clients, so
PG and E had I no comments.
Butte County Fire Department states no objections; howev
fal I is under, the jirisdiction Of the State Fire Marshal. er) the remodel
is sj sem.
Thdinis Project Is a request to expand an existing day care center by
adg a Preschool section and Increasing total
by approximately 509. area devoted to day care
The Major Potential Impact associated with thjs�project
traffic generation and Parking capabil is that of
ities on ite. The existing
streets In the area are nar"OW and of substandas
Existing Parking spaces for' the project rd Construction.
the PWblIc right-ol.--Hay. Because of t si-(-e are located partially in
i;his Project he additional traffic generated by
it is Impet"ative that traffic safety be addressed.
80tte County Department Of Public Works Indicates tl-,,t The
should be conditioned theproject
to require full urban street sectio
ns includi-,19
vertical curb) gutter and sidewalk and a half street section, These
improvements will Provide adequate sight distance and maneuvering room
for traffic in the area $ Particularly at times Of parents dr
or Picking up childr-en. The project will Opping off
for the new Praschool� and adequate .,f_ also employ additional people
According to the applicant, the street Parking must be Provided.
site at any given time is 16, Provision
number Of employees working on
adequate
of at least 16 parking spaces
should be reqUir'ed and 1,9111 be since Parents coming to Pick up
or drop Off children arrive at times when
Any Parking spaces developed M full staffing is not required.
ust meet the r%_%qulrements of the Butte
County Parking Ordinance. It should be noted that the existing Parking
area, located Partially in the street right
Moved as a result -Of -way, will need to be
-
Parking Of the required street improvemen
for a Parking area exists; In the area immediately ts4 Adequate room
,liacent to the corner
Of E,-,6 22nd Street and Elm Street, These
Parking spaces should be
moved and the streets widened as the existing conf
severe traffic hazard. iguration represents a
The environmental documents for this PrOject have been completed and a
Mitigated Negative Declaration Is recommended. The applicant has
indicated that provision of adequate Parking spaces
requests using the existing ? Parking PPPaes located is agreoal:,Ie but
right-of-way, 6 spaces in the Park' in the
Of the driveways for pass existing two driveways, and u sing the ends
enger loading. h
Would likely require addi!tional on -street is Suggested alternative
lead to�addltj Park Ing at:
Onal tt-affic h azards. times, which Would
litWTI L 31.8NTY PLANNING ICONMIS�SION Page ;
STAFF i-INDINGG% .lute gr 11986
I f the Commission dec i rtes to require rev, s l ons to the ex i sl". i rtIFJ 'P4rk i ng
spacerevissed site F gin' stlow i ng the r6qu i rzd off-•stroet rmrk i ng' s
spaces, a s $ a « ay wish to cont i nue the hear I ng ullt i i he
The Carom i ss % on m
applicant- car. Provide the rev i sed site pl an { 2 coples).
i
!3'ncczo imen l aat I oma
A. Find that the requirements of
CEQ'n and adopt a mpl e) ted an "gat"Ye
considered in making this d
Der rationi and
r.t cora �d�,
S. Find that the proJenthei this asr�neffect because ofth b adopted
environment,, but will not
mitigation measure attached: and
C. Find that the proposed use ofF�the
pir i nerty vi i l l n l andot mppr�s andl that
i r►tegr itY and r character ir
of th�
the use would not be unreasonably incompatible with or iniJur�olas two
surrounding properties or detrimental i menta i to the health and Glener s
welfare o f the person residing or working in the neighborhood or to
the general health, w..,fare and safety of the County; and
D « Grant the Use Permit to al l othe epionCenter)oaday care tonthe on
AP 05--4i-3-02 (Chico Community Children's
following conditions:
1. Pr,,7vide lo perking spaces developedM)4o the standard set forth in
Butte Couni-4y Code Section `+ 3_ C M
Relocate the existing 7 parking spaces from the public
• right-of-way onto the site proper.
3. Install dull urban improvements Including vertical curb, gutter
and sidewalk and half street section to RS-2A vertical curb"
standard on Elm Street and Cast 22nd Street frontages.
4. Provide a permanent solution for drainage.
5« Meet the requirements of the State fire Marshal.
6. Comply with the requirementsOF the Butte County Nitrate Action
Plan.
s;
i. Apply for- and complete a rever
on to acreage of Lots 10, 11 and
s closest to the corner of
12 of Mulberry Tract (the three lot
East 22nd Street and Elm Street).
8. Applicant mast comply with all other applicable State and local
statutes, ordinances and regulations-
Attachments: to Commission and Cities!
Location Exhibit
Site Plan
Environmental Documents
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PLANNING COMMIMON
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PHONE: 534-4601
Chico Community Children's Center August 29, 1986
2218 Elm Street
Chico, Ca. 95926
Re: Use Permit, AP 5-47-3-2-
Gentlemen;
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held
August 7-, 1986, your request for a Use Permit to allow the expansion
of a pre• -Existing nonconforming use (day care center) on property zoned
A -R located on the southwest corner of East 22nd Street arld Elm Street,
Chico, was approved subject to the following conditions:
1, Provide 16 parking spaces developed in accordance with Phase I diagram
attached (Exhibit A) in accordance with Butte County Code Section 24w35
and at such time as urban improvements occur on East 22nd Street, these
parking areas will be further modified to comely with Exhibit C,,
2. Ralocate the existing 7 parking spaces from the public right -of' -way onto
the site pro-
3, install full improvements '.including vertical curb, gutter, and side-
walk and half street section to RS -2A vertical curb standard on Elm
Street and East 22nd Street frontage or await implementation of Chapmantown
Specific Plan.
4 Provide a permanent solution for drainage.
5. Meet the requirements of the State Fire Marshal.
6. Comply with the requirements of the Butte County Nitrate Action Flan,
7. Apply for and complete a reversion to acreage of bots lq, 1:1;, and 12 of
Mulberry Tract (the three lots closest to t
and Elm Street). he corner of East 22nd Street
8. A 6 foot fence shall be constructed along the southwest property line of
the school.
9. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes,
ordinances, and regulations.
Chico ';community Children's Center
Page -2-
August 0, 1996
Should you de8ire to appear any of the condition n imposed by they planning
Commiss : on, you nsust do so in writing with the appeal fee of $M00, to
the Clerk o'F the Board of Supervisors, 25 County_Ct::nter DrjvrJ, Os:ovilie,
Cakifurnia., Prior to 5:00P .m. , Thursday, September 4, 1986, If .you do
now. appeal. and .if there are. no .ether appeals within tine 8wdny appeal
period, Your us permit will be issued after September, G, i986.
Should you !�,avc any questions regLXding this matter, pleA,00 contact this
eaf ,4ce be Fr7:en 10-00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m.
.B A. Kircher
Director of Planning
BAh`: lr
cci Lissa Sorenson
429 Normal
Chico, Ca. 95926
Inter-rtmatl Memorandum
TD; Planning Commission
FROM., Planning Staff
5u0JECTt Chico Co=unity Children's Center Use Permit, AP 05-47-3-02
DATE: August 22, 1986
As a result of ,the August 13th Planning Commission meetinf, the
applicant has submitted a two phase parking plan for the proposed
children's center. While the plans provide an adequate number of
park ng spaces several concernsexist. The Planning Commission
conditions are tilat the parking spaces be developed to the Parking
Ordinance Standards (Butte County Code Section 24-35). Those
standards discourage tandem parking spaces, require handicapped
parking spaces, and also require l4 foot wide landscaping strips
between the parking lot and the public street. The parking plans
submitced by the applicant provides no 10 foot wide landscaping strip
or handicapped spaces and results in 4 tandem spaces; with a fifth
space having inadequate driveway width (Space 15 on the Phase I plan,
Exhibit A). The number of tandem spaces is reduced to three on the
Phase II plan, Exhibit B, however no handicapped spaces are provided
nor is the required landscaping strip.
As an alternative planning staff has prepared a parking plan (Exhibit C)
which would provide the 10 -foot landscaping strip, one handicapped
space in Phase I with two in Phase TI, requires no 'tandem spaces and
requires fewer parking spaces that would back out onto a public
street (3 vs as many as 9 on the Phase I proposal of the applicant).
While the Planning Department version requires slightly more lot ai;ea,
it does meet the requirements of the Parking Ordinance. It should be
noted that the new driveway and parking area may be gravelled with a
dust palliative coating or paved as the applicant prefers.
Recommendations:
Approve the project as per the motion of intent of August 13, 19815
subject to the parking being developed }ler the parking pian labeled
Lutte County Planning Department version and identified as Exhibit C.
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cct Chico Community Children Center
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7 County Center DOive
Chico Oroviller CA. 95965
ommu i attn: Dave Heironytmous
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Centel
Dear Mr. Hei,ronymous,
2218 51m Streel
Chico, California 95926 In reply toyour request of today, the 19th, I
have compiled,lsotne figures which I hope will be of
use to you. While these figures are variable, T. think
they atgp a sfa.ir repzesentation of normal. patter.°,s. Z.
fw!el the following factors should be considered:
1. 1 have counted one arrival or departure per
family when times are identical. Therefor,
the numbers do not add up to our total
enrollment .figure.
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2218 Elm Street
Chico. California 96928
(916) 891-5363 3. Because of the economic status of our staff
PROGRA,MS and clients, there is significant u e of
Children's Centevs alternate transportation; car pools, bicycles,
Infant Program
345.7492 walking, and the bus.
Toddler PrOgtom
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Preschool Program 'hank you for helping us advance the project
34F-3493
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2218 Elm Street
Chico, California 95928 Sincerely,
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PLANNING CC1WNHS810111
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROMI.C, i:A.LIFORNIA 95965.3397
PHONE,, 534-001
Chico Community (hildren's Center August: 14, 1986
2218 Elm Street
Chico, Ca. X926
Re: Use Permit, AP 5-47-3-2
Genitemen;,
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held
Auguste 13, 1986, there was a motion of intent to approve your request
for a Use Permit to allow the expansion of a pre-existing nonccnforming
use (day care center) on property ZLned A -R located on the sotxtltwest
c•crner of East 22nd Street and Elm Street, Chico, pending a revised'
site plan showing the required, off-street parking. The hearing was
continued to August 27) 1986 for the final motion. The ase permit
would be subject to the following conditions-:
1. Provide 16 parking spaces developed to the standard set forth in Butte
County Code Sectio.: 24-35a
2, Relocate the existing 7 panting spac,.a at the time of street improve-
ments from the public right-of-way onto the site p::oper.
3. Install full urban imp: Dveme^!•:s i.nc>luding verti.al curb, gutter, and
sidewalk and half street section to Ra -•2A vertical curb standards on
El Street and East 22nd Street frontages or await implementation of
Chapmantown Specific Plan.
4. Provide a permanent solution for drainage.
5. Meet the requirements of the state Fire Marshal.
6. Comply with the requirements of the Butte County Nitrate Action Plan.
7. Apply for and complete a reversion to acreage" of Lots 10, 11, and 12
of Mulberry Tract (the three lots closest to the corner of East 22
Street and Elm Str, eet) .
8. Applicant must: also comply with all other applicable State and local
statutes, ordinances, and regulations,
Ash
Chico CommunityC
Page -2- Children's enter"
August ,14, 1986
The meeting will be
Center, ' 25 Count held it tine Board of Su
County Center Drive Pervisors' ROOM, Administrn't.jojl.
scheduled to begin ai'F
Should xU?2 have
Office between any 9ueSti"I's regarding 10:00 a.m. and 9:00 g this matter, Please contact tlal
P,m.
Sincerely,
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,44.A. Kircher
Director of planning
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429 Normal
Chico, Ca. 9592E
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Memorandum
To: Planning Commission
P"FtorAr. Steve Streeter, Planning
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Ecr: Use Permit forChik,
co Community Children's Center'
PATE: August 5, 1986
Amendments and revisions to list of conditions discussed at July g,
1986 meeting;
#2, Relocate the existin 7
me_nts frr�m the g parking spaces at the time o Street Ymprpve�
Public right-of-way onto the -
site
proper.
#3 Install full, urban improaements including vertical sidewalk and half str�;st section to incl vertical cul cu�'b
gutter and
Street frontage or await im lementatandard on
S
Street
ficanP Lanst 22nd Str
tion of Cha mantown-
New conditions for considerationo
Move present #8 to x{10
#8 Designate 16 off-street parking spaces
per the requirements of Section
24-35 of the Zoning ordinance and the revised site
119 :install solid board fence Plan.
ft. in height around the' periphery masonry walls or comparable structure of PY areas for children.
Fence to be designed to reducenoise as measured from
no greater titan 60 dB (decibels) CNFL (Community Noise nearby res3.dencesto
Equivalent Level).
SAS:lr
cc: Chico Community Children's Center
Lisa Sorensen
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4AND OF NYd RAE Wi'AITIi AI`JI) B rAUTY
PLANNINta COMM'ISSIdN
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROViLLF, CALIFORNIA 06965-3397
PHONE: 534-,1b(l I
2218 Elm Sanity Children's Center Jul 10 1
Chico Community
Street y , ,986
Chico, Ca. 95926
Re: Use Permit, AP 5-47-3-2
Gentlemen:
At the regular g meeting
of Butte Count -y g y Planning Commission held
July 9, 1986, the public hearing was continued open to August 13, 1986
at 9:00 a.m., to consider your, request for a Use Permit to allow t
expansion of a re -ex' h
zoned A -R located on t e C y East 22 e
property P zstin nonconforming use
ofrL center) on
g
and Elm Street, Chico. rid Street
This meeting :ill be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 Count
Center Drive, Oroville, California. y
Should you have any questions regarding this matter., please contact this
office between 10.00 a.m. and 3:00 P.M.
Sincerely,
B. A. Kircher
Dire r of Plannin
Stephen A. Streeter
Senior Planner
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ca. Lisa Sorenson
429 Normal
Chico, Ca. 95926
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ren's Center's infant, toddler and aot-sclzool
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Elm Stre children on
Street. The
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children who are three to five
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of. operationrun from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Many families in our neighborhood are receiving
no cost child care because of the services
provided..
We feel Chico Community Childrah's Center is an asset
to the neighborhood
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PLANNING COMMISSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILL'E, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
PHONES 534-4601
Chico
Chico Community Children's Center July 1, 1986
2218 Elm Street
Chico, Ca. 95926
Re: Use Permit, AP 5-47-3-2
Gentlemen:
Enclosed is a copy of the Staff Pindi-ags concerning your application
for a Use Permit to allow the expansion oll a prei-existing non -conforming
use (day care center) on property zoned A -R located on the southwest
corner of East 22nd Street and Elm Street, Chico,
A public: hearing has been 'set for July 9, 1986 Inti. 10:30 a.m. This
meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County
Center Drive, Oroville.
Should you have any questions reg,s.rding this matter, please contact this
office between 10:0.0 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
B. A. Kircher
Djrech6r of Plannin4'
w
ate hen A. Streeter
Senior Planner
SAS, Ir
enc.
at: Lisa Sorenson
429 Normal
Chico, Ca. 95926
APPENDIX G
NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
1.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVBN that the project described below has been
reviewed pursuant to the -provisions of the California Environmental
'quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, et. seq.) and a
determination has been made that it will not have a significant
effect upon .the environment:
Log # 86-01-16-02
AP # 05-47-3-02''
2.
DESCRTPTTON OF PROJECT;
Use Permit to allow the expansion of a pre-existing non -conforming
use (day care
center).
3.
LOCATION OF PROJECT:
Southwest corner of East 22nd and Elm Streets.
4.
NAME A14D ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPL7 CANT r
Chico Community Children's Centeer Lisa Sorenson
2218 Elm Street 429 Normal
5.
Chico, CA 95926 Chico, C�. 992h
MITIGATION MEASURES:
6.
A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect
of this project is on file at 7 County Center Drive, Oroville.
This study was:
Adapted its nr•esented.
Adopted with changes. Sp�Ecifie, modifications and
supporting reasons are attached.
7.
A public hearing on this .Negative 'Declaration was held by the
decision making; body.
Hearing Body
Date of Determination
Determination:
On the basis of the initial study of environmental impact, the
information presented at hearings$ comments received on the
proposal and our own knowledge and ft lependent research:
We find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant
effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is
hereby adopted.
We find that the project COULD have a significant effect
on the environment but will not in this case because of
El
attached mitigation measures described in item 5 above
which are by this reference mad'- conditions of project
approval..- A conditional NEGATIVE DECLARATTGN is hereby
adopted.
Signat're -
- Title
Date -
BU'T'TE COUNTY PLANNING COMM
ISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HET.RI'NG
Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planrii
that public hearings will be held on Wednesda n�°�'Commission
in the Butte County Board of Supervisors' Room' July ge 1986r
ist.rat on Center, 25 County Center Drive,OrovilC
CoC�n ty Admin,.-
regarding the following items at the follo,
. r California,
wng tj.mc�,
ITEM ON WHICH A.MITIGATED NEGATIVE DECLJI���°ION
REQ D N ENVIRON TA� 1�JpACT HAS BEEN Li',( A.1 -ON
OM
10.30 a.m. MENDED
Chico Comznwzit
allow the 'expansion �o enon-
Center - Use Pe
Pre-existing"- I to
conforming use (day care center) on er
A -R (Agricultural property zoned
southwest corner of Eastd22ndentiaStreocatOd on the
Street, identified as AP#05-�47�--3-02 Chico.
..co.
ITEM DETERMINED TO BE
CATEGORICALLY EXEMPT FFt-- t rTz>r,,.
10:30 a.m. Peter M. Jensen Variance to side
allow a structure 7 feet from the yard setback to
Property zoned TM -5 (Timber property line onlocated ori the west gidM°untain 5 acre
e of Carol -,Ann Lane approx-
imately 400, south of Garland Road, identified
as AP#56-30-- pproY
17, Forest Ranch area.
The above mention applications and maps, and Mitigated Negative
Declaration regarding environmental impact are on f'
..
le an
available for public viewing at the office of the Butte Cou
Planning Department, 7 County Center Driveunty
Orovlle, California.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
B.A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING
TO BE PUBLISHED IN TITE CHICO ENTERPRISE THURSDAY, 26, 1986. ON T
r
Co. planning cwv%
JUN C 1986
7 ' County Center Drive �p nt9. , 1986
Butte Co. Plannin Dept. Ju
Qroville CA. 95965-3397
Dear Mr. Hironimus
Chico
communityThis letter is in regards to our phone
r conversation of .June 3rd about the number of
��" parking spaces to aceo�toclate the meds of our
CRecent4t As I pointed oilt, You combined .the-
regular program although these ars e�clus�ur
aures summer program,, and
?18 Elm Strew t ive
Chico, California 95926 fir7ures. rhe full time aciCJLlI es reflect the
increased number of staff in the sulilm r when
our school arse program goes to full. days.
Three of our Programs have been on tete
site for six years,. Therefore the traffic
granera t;eci bj,r them clogs not present additional
itnnacts upozl the neighborhood The added
imOc ct would bre f ro; a 4he fir:ilire+s for the Pre-
School (Prorlram 7) ..ncluded here from my
previous let -er. This ,a^ems Lo us to indicate
a max.z=m n of four more cars present at the
Center :,.rt any one time; staff from 12 to 1,
anrl clients dropping off or p: eking ur
chil;lren mornings and afternoons, we �jave
currently been to easily lccomi date
perking for the Elm Street facilities►
although this has included the use of four
roadside Spaces, and seven setback spaces
ADMINISTRATIVE wilich may also infringe on the street right
OFFICE of way.
2218 Eire Street
Chico, California 95928 t*r like to rti qw�+,
(916) 89•;.5363 propose that A. orti actual
counts of car: ;lone this week the use of
these sev ati Seth 1c3_ space:;, if allowed, plus
PROGRAMS six sna,c4es an oiar ��Xisting two driv,;iways, wind'
Children's Centers the use ., of the enc:ls of the dri.v ways for
Infant Program passenger banding t,.TouI be more than
245.7492 adequate,
e
Toddler Program
Preschool Program Sincerely, f
345.3493.. .
After-School Program ., c a✓
345-6480 ,. �r ! !'.• t« , *- -t lir-- 1{ .. r '"
Mailing address for sit Dennis iaicholtz
Children's Programs
2218 tim Street Administrative Coy-ordindtor
Chico, California 95528'
Resource and,
Refivirral Program
Valley oak
Chilven"s services'
1045 W. 3rd Street
Chico, California 95928
(316) 895.3572
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PLANNING COMM f",i ION
7 COUNTY C.£NTC.R ()RIVE — '0RQY11 IA At It ORNfA'9.9965-3397
PHONC! 534•d4t)1
May 27, 1986
Chico Community Children's Center
2218 Elm Street
Chico, CA 95920
Re: use Permit
AP 05-47-3-02
Log No. 86-01-15-02
Dear Ladies
of your roposed project
, a
Use
Pel:mi
t _t
o
An initial studyre~eXisting non-conforraing Use,
allow the expansion of a p
s potentially adverse impactstotheeny ro�t
indicate
(refer to the on
environmental checklist, tppendix
F)'. To reduce cr eliminate these impacts, suitable mitiga
ect
,ion measures arerewired as Re ortf(EIR)theproislrequireclhcr^
cgise, an Environmr,ntal Impact Rep
pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act,
lan
An early' response to this notification, son
ftSrr�rtr-totnrr�Pectnincr
Department, will expedite the scheduling
Please {onward your written response within: 15 days from
the dace of this letter.
if you have any questions or comments, please contact this
office any weekday between 10:00 a-1-0-
and 3:00 p . m
sincerely,
B.A. KIRCHER
Director of Planning
Davie; R. Hiroriimus
Associate Planner
DRT4t ss
Enclosures
ccs Lisa Sorenson, 429 formal, Chico, GA 9592
project may impact on two or More separate resources
where the impact on each resource is relatively,
small, but where the effect of the total of those
impacts on the environment is significant.)
d. Does the project have environmental effects Which
will cause sibstaAtial adverse effects on human
beings, either directly or indirectly?
DFTERMTNA 0 (To be completed by the Lend Agency)
On the basis or this initinl evaluation:
my rind the proposed project COULD NOT have .1 signUtcant effect
on thea environment, and a NFUATTVE DMARATION will be prepared
IIWE find that although the proposed Project could have a signifi-
cant effect on the onviroWnt, there hill not be a significant
effect In this case because the MITIGATION MHASURAVaesedibed on
the attachou sheet have been addvd to the' project, A NEGATIVE
DELLARATION „ill he prepared.
I
un. rind the pra
oposed project MAI heave a si9"i riCH" effect -n"
the environment, and an ENVIRONMLNTAL IMPACT HPORT is required.
011 OF BUTTE,, pLANNING DEPARTMHNT
DATE:
David I
Reviewed Irv:
3"
Associate Planner
Aft APPENDIX F dft
COUNTY OF BUTTE
ENVIPONMENTAL CHECKLIST DORM
(to be completed by Lead Agwy)
Log, i86-01-16-02
AP W 05"47,3-02
I. BACKGROUND
1.
Namel—of proponent ___CHICO COMMUNITY_CHILMDRENISM R__..�
2.
Address of propoAent and representative (if applicable)
ia. r,
Chico Community Childfanis.Canter z So en son
2218 Elm Street
Chico, CA 95926 Chi
3.
Project—description
XTP MANDITORK FLNDIN 1 00 SIGNIFICANCE symy NO
a.
Does the project have the potential to degrade the
quality of the environment, StIbStantiilly reduce
the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a
fish ur wildlife population to drop below self-
sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or
animal community, reduce the number or restrict the
range of a rare or endangered plant oranimal or
--------eliminate
important examples of the major periods
of California history nr prehistory?
b.
Does the prnject have the potehtidl to achieve
short -tern beneTits to the detriment of long-term,
environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the
environment is one which occur; in a relatively
brief period of time while lopg-term Impacts will
endure into the future.)
c,
Does the project have impact; which are individu-
ally limited, but cumulatively considerable? (A
project may impact on two or More separate resources
where the impact on each resource is relatively,
small, but where the effect of the total of those
impacts on the environment is significant.)
d. Does the project have environmental effects Which
will cause sibstaAtial adverse effects on human
beings, either directly or indirectly?
DFTERMTNA 0 (To be completed by the Lend Agency)
On the basis or this initinl evaluation:
my rind the proposed project COULD NOT have .1 signUtcant effect
on thea environment, and a NFUATTVE DMARATION will be prepared
IIWE find that although the proposed Project could have a signifi-
cant effect on the onviroWnt, there hill not be a significant
effect In this case because the MITIGATION MHASURAVaesedibed on
the attachou sheet have been addvd to the' project, A NEGATIVE
DELLARATION „ill he prepared.
I
un. rind the pra
oposed project MAI heave a si9"i riCH" effect -n"
the environment, and an ENVIRONMLNTAL IMPACT HPORT is required.
011 OF BUTTE,, pLANNING DEPARTMHNT
DATE:
David I
Reviewed Irv:
3"
Associate Planner
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E
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TV. EN'J�RONMENTAL
•
IMp TStty
anataons o . a 1 ,
es ►r and "maybe" answers -
on attached sheet(s)? y are required
I. EARTH. will . the Proposal result in si gni Y
P p ficant.
N�
a.
Unstable earth conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
b.
Disruptions, displacements, compaction o �`---
overcovering of the sail?
c-
�=-y
c.
Charge in topography or ground surface
relit.-fc features?
d
Destruction, coverinq or mod' ;£ication Of any
unique geologic or physical features?
Tncre�ase
e.
in wind or water erosion of sor'-
f«
ei'thor on or off-site?
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
...
sands, � or changes in siltation, deposition
Or erosion which may modify the channel of
a raver or stream or the 'bed of the ocep "M or
any bay, inlet or lake?
X
g.
Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
h.
outside designates" urban areas?
Exposure of people or
P ..property to geologic
hazards' such as earthquakes, landslides, mud-
slides, ground failure or similar hazards?
�C
Z, ATR. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a:
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
X.
b.
The creation of objectionable odors,, smoke
c.
or fumes?
Alteration of air movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate,
locally or regionally?
j
3. WATER, Will the proposal result in substantial:
!—.Changes
in currents, or the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
X
b.
Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns,
or the rate and amount of surface runoff?
C.
Need :For off-site surface drainage improve-
ments, including vegetation removal channel.-
ization or culvert installation?
d.
Alterations to the course or flow of flood
waters?
e.
Change in the amount of surface water in any
water body?
f.
Discharge into surface waters, or in env
alteration of surface water quality, including
but not limited to 'temperature, dissolved
oxy;erl or turbidity?
"XC
g.
Alteration of the direction or nate of flout
of ground waters?
h.
Change in the quantityor duality of ,ground Ci:eC:r
either through direct additions or with-
drawals, or through interception of an
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
i.
Reduction in t,e atn0unt of water otherwise
available for ubli: water supplies?
j «
Exposure of people or property to water
related hazards such as flooding?
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YES
MAYBE NO
4. PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. Change in the diversity of species, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
shrubs , grass , crops, ax,d aquatic plants )'?
b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare
or endangered_ species of plants!
i<
c. Introduction of new species of plants into an
9.
area, or in a. barrier to the normal replenish -
vent of, Existing, species?
substantial,
d. Reduction in acreage of any, agricultural crOD?
a. Increase in the rate of use of any na-tiral
S. ANIMAL LIFE. Will the'' proposal: result in substantial..
a. Chanin the diversity
resources?
of species, or numbers
of any species of animals (birds, land animals
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,
resources?
benthic organisms or insects)'
10,
b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare-
or endangered species of a.nimais?
a. A ri9k of explosion or the release of haZard-
c. Introduction c�` new species of animals into "
s.
an area, o
, r result in a barrier to the 'migration
or movementoi� animals?
oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in, the
Deterioration ion to existing fish or wildlife -- -
habitat?
G NOISE. Will the proposal result in substanvial;
b, possible interference with an emergency
a, Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise 1.rels?
G
7.
LIGHT ANIS GLARE. Will the proposal produce
significant 1 i-gh t and glare?
8.
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
sastantial alteration of the present or planned
land use of an area?c
9.
NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in
substantial,
a. Increase in the rate of use of any na-tiral
resources?
b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural
resources?
10,
RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve:
a. A ri9k of explosion or the release of haZard-
ous substances (including, but not limited toj
oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in, the
event of an accident or upset conditions?
b, possible interference with an emergency
response plan or emergency evacuation plan,?
ll,
POPULATION, Will 'the proposal alter the location,
MT Sutton, density. or growth rate of the l,iimn„
YES
MAYBE
No
13.
TR.ANSPORTATIONT/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal
result in;
a. Gen.er ntial a
ation of substantial additional vehicle
movement?
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new parking?'
c, Substantial impact on existing transportation
systems?
d. Significant alterations t-, present patterns
y
of. circulation or movement of people and/or
g
X
e. Alterations to waterborne, it or air traffic
n� rail -
f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or pedestrians?
?�
14.
PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have: an effect,
upon, or result in a need for new or altered
governmental services;
a. Fixe protection?'
b. Police protection?
c. Schools?
d. Pavks or other recreational facilities?
e. Maintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
�-•
f. Other governmental services`?
15,
ENERGY. Will the proposal result in:
a_Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy?
�G
b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?
15.
UTILITIES, Will the proposal result in a need for
new systems, or substantial, alterations to the
following:
a. Power or natural gas?
b. Communications .systems? -"
o. Water availabil ity;
d. Sewer or septic tank?
e. Storm eater drainage?
f. Sol.i.d. Waste and disposal?
-
17.
HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in:
a.rein of any health hazard or potential
health hazard (excluding mental health)?
b. Exposure of people to potential health
hazards?
_.
18.
AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the
o' str� on of any scenic vista or view open, to
the public, or will the proposal result in the
creation of an aesthetically offensive site open
to public view?
YES
MAYBE No
19. RECREATION. Will the proposal result in an impact
upon the quality or quantity of existin.g recreational
opportunities?.,
M CULTURAL RESOURCES
a„ Will e proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b. Will the proposal result in adverse Phys-cid
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
historic buildiaig, structure or 'object" '
c. Does thera os al have the
p p potential to cause .
a physical change which would affect unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the proposal rests ct exist ng reiig oux ,
or sacred uses -within 'the potential impact
area?
Vw DISCTJS81ON OR EMrSRONMENTALyEVALUMON 0547--3-02
See attached.
DISCV I
._$ajo
V�'O-NMENLM- EV �LLIATIMNS AP 05-.47-3-02
lbseoBbscsf: While no new buildings are proposed, ti-jer-e 1 0 me
POtOritial for additional overcoveririg ,or cOMPaCtion,of the 5c)il
because of add ition,,al Playgrounds, parking areas, road Impr)vq
and driveways. Tha bepartment of Public Works
is requiring streot
improvements with
ith Curb, gUtter and Sidewalks to be Included which will
ri.ItIo-ate impacts associated with any PcIditicic,al runI Ff* If the
Off-site lmprovemeni,-s (curb, gutter and sidewr,,Ik alld street
improvements) are not required, some drainage impacts may,ex'st-
19,' Soils in the area are considered some of the best in
for apurposes:.AItural purpose� Because of the 21ze Of th, the world
�surrounding development, agricul 0 Pa-cels and
tural activities are no 11
ono8r
possible. As such, thiys project will have no signiflaaOt Impact on
9V-Icultural capabilities in the area.
I'h,. All Of Butte C"Ounty is located within a Moderato earthquake
Xntensity Zone VIII. The subject property is located OPPrOXIMately 6
miles south"est of the Tuscan Monoclinef a fault system of unknown
act I v i t-Y - Construction of buildings or remcdeling of building:, to
�.,onform with the P"-Ovisions OF the Uniform Building Code Standards for
se"Ismil,zally active areas should provide adequate Protection to
in case of seismic activity.
6a: Additional children using enlarged or new play areas may create
additional noise sources in the area.
6b: The area Is already impacted by noise generated by recreational
f8cilitles nsarby. While these noises are not severe$ they are at
times detrimental to re,-Idential uses in the area,, Because of the
acoustic nature of the area this project should not signif'c 'antly
affect ieighboring properties nor would neighboring act ivity
siO111ficant1Y affect this Properly.
8: Expansion of this, day care facility will represent additional
non-resi dent! al uses In an area planned for low density resin-',tialo-
138,cifg The expansion of ;he day care facilities will result in
additional Staff people on site during the day rid additional traffi,n
movements from parents dropping off and Picking UP children.
Information supplied by the applicant indicates that peak staffing
OC -curs between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m,, with as many as 29 fill- :-)rid
part-i-,Ime employees on Site. This number drops off to appiroximat.ely
20 maximum between 7.030 and 9:00 In -the morning and 3.630 to 6.100 p.m,
In the afternoon. Most children arrive during the lower staffinc.4
Periods and conversely leave alszcr at times of lesser staffjnq.
parking facilities Will have to be provided to handle MOXiMUM stnt"fing
hours. As staff members leave, their parking spa es will become
Available for parents dropping off or Picking upChildren.
Existing Par -king on site Is located partially In the street
right -of -Nay :end will have to be moved in order to Permit the required
street improvements, This parking should be relocated in an area tFjji,
would Permit the Improvements to the Street and 1p-Ovide'safe access
for, both efnPlOYOesand oarent Parking,.
,_,
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Applicant"- CIS i co Community Assessor °s: Parco1 4,
Ch i 1 dren "s Center 05-4-71-3-02
Lori 86- 01 •-1 t «« 6)',
UpTA► _SH EE
A roject Descr i -t @ on
1. Type of Project: Use Permit,
2. Brief Description: To al1ow the expansion of Ra pro -existing
non -conforming use for a day care center.
3. Locatio - On the southwest corner of East 22nd Street and elm
Street.
Proposed inerts i ty of Development.- n✓a.
. Amount of Impery i ox4s Surfacing: acing: Potentially 10(),;%.
6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s).- Property fronts on Eost
22nd Street and, Elm Street.
7. Method of Sewage D i sposa l : -ept l _ system va 1 th loath fields.
S. Source Of Water Suppl y4 California Water Service.
9. Proximity of Por,jer~ Lines.* To property.
10 Potent i a i for further- land divisions and development,;
Minimal.
E1. fLX1 rQM-me rrl alSett l nca
h
If AJ cal_ i"t-LriI--Qnr ant
Terra 1n
a. General Topographic Character: Flat valley land.
b. Slopes: 6-2i:
C. Elevation: Approximately 200 feat above Sea Level.
do Limiting Factors: None.
Soils
a. Types and Chtaracteris'tics« Vina. Loam} generally He11,
drained with good permeability,
b. Limiting Factors: Note.
Natural Hazards of the Land
a Earthquake Zoneg Moderato Ewrthquake Intensity Zone Vill.
b. Erasion Potential: done„
C. Landslide Potential None
d`. Fire Hazard: Unclassified - urbanized area,
e. Expansive Soil Potential: High.
Hydrology
a- Surface Water., tone on site.
b. Groundwater: Abundant valley aquifers.
C. Drainage Character' i sR: i cs. Property drains generally
sowthwezt towards Comanche Creon,
d. Annual Rainfall (normal): 22-24"
e. Limiting Factors« High ni'trat'es in groundwater.
V i dual /SCen i'c Quality: CampronI l sed due to urban development.
Acoustic CSU al i ty d Typical urben nn 7 5%,a l mvin i
7. Airy Quai ity+g Good,
13 i o l OR cal Inv i ronmertt a
a. Vegetat i un « Valley grasslands and urban l andso.o -a i ng .
9 Wildlife Habitat: Small, birds and animals typical cif 'va"iley
grasslands and urban areas.
Cultural Environment
10. Archaiea l oig i ca l and Historical Resources l n tha rjr
ea." Law
sensitivity area.
11. Butte County General Plan designation". Iced i UM Clens i ty
Residential.
12. LX I St i ng Zon j no: A- R .
13. existing Land Use an -site: uay care center
14. Surrounding' Area.
a. Land Uses. Single, -family residential uses with scattered
commercial and industrial uses
h. toning: A -R,
C. Gen. Plan designations: Medium density Residential
d. f arcel 'S i zes' Generally approximately 650ri sq. ft, C0.15
acre)
e., Population: Medium density„
15. Character, of Site and Arra: Residential areas.
16. (Nearest Urban Area
17. Relevant Spheres of Tnfluence= Chico, Cal iforn1a Water,
Service Company.
18. Area: Yes.
19. FireImprovements Standards Urban
ProtectionSery Service;
a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station; Station #44 Chico.
b. Water Ava i 1 ab i 1 i ty: California Water Service hydrants
20. Schools in Area: Chico Unified School District.
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May 19, 1986
"
Butte County Planning Dept. Buffs >::o.P#enrtirogCmnm
7 County Center Drive MAY
Chico
Oroville, CA. 95965 ��ovl!!easli>}or�i
Comrnunity
attn: Dave Heironymous
C ' den'
Center ent VM W
Dear Mr. Heironymousr
o S'lChico, Catfor;ur959n5
In reply to your request Of tOday, the 19th, x
have compiled 'somefigures which:I hope will be of
use to you. While these figures are variable, I think
they are a fair representation of normal patterns. I
feel the following factors should be considered:
1. I have counted one arrival or departure per
family, when tithes arra identical. Therefor,
the numbers do .not add up to our total
enrollment figure.
2. These are full enrollment figures. Our
gg�yrrp��qq��7O� ppryry�rv??q+�ry
A�t�if}' IRO.TJ Y �'YA�rTI I e
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average attendance .is about 851b' of enrollment.
2218 Fiat StrOOt
1 1r3l real 'r' k'e
3. Because of the economic status of our Stat
and clients, there is significant, usoof
OAldvongs, Cantores
alternate transportatioh-P oar pools, bicycles,
Infant Prograr;r
34b-'7492
we,lking, and the bus.
Toddler Prncgroi
345.3532
Preschool Program
Thank you for helping gas advance the project
345,3493
AfleeSchoolProgram
through the use permit process. We are eager_ to
345.5480
Mailing nddrdm. for all
Children's Programs
resolve :i t .
2218 Eilrrt S'lreat
Chico, t'"nll wma ,159263
Sincerely,
RtErzolwoo r Guru
Reforreng
Valley Oak
Children's Snrvioeo,
Dennis Eicholt
1845 W 3W Street
Chico, California M�'U8
Administrative Co—ordinator
tP1#1) 095.357
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LAND of NAT 1JRAL WCA1,111 ,SIA!D BCAUTY
PLANNING cbmMissI aN ,
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILI.r., CALIFORNIA 95965.3397
PHONE. 534.4601
April 25, 198
Chico Community Childrens Center
221.8 Elm St
Chico, CA 95926
Ste: Pre-Application Review
AP# 05-47-3-02
Gentlemen:
This is to notify you we have received sufficient assurance
from Butte County Environmental Health and public Works
Departments that your project can meet their requirements.
This fulfills the Prey-Application review process.
No additional work shall be performed on this pzroject until
we have recei :Ted the remaining application fees in the
amount of $2.57,50. Pleasesubmit these fees to the Butte
County Planning Department in person or by mail. Made
checks payable to the Butte County Treasurar.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please
feel free to contact this office between the hours of 10:00
a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincere.y,
B.A. Kircher
Director of Planning
r w„
Craig Sanders
Planning Technician
CS:jmc
cc: Lisa Sorenson
Butte Co. Planning JauarY 14 ; 9 t f�
County Ctr, g Dept u�4acc*P9anni"
Or cavil � Drive
e. CA. 95965 JAN 16 198
attn; Craig sanders �y
OYOViiIS, cagomk
Dear Mr_. sanders
Ir Walter Brooker current owner
have of the six parcels �
given my permission to Ch' l�d73q)
apply for a change � co CnLnlnur�? ty Children
of use s Center to
on this propert
in escrow. Chico Community Children,Y+ This proper is now
oi;�c:�:a�:tt s Centerr, the .�uyer� .
g a clay care facilityis now
ori p�.:e t of tine 'Property.
Walter Brooke
}
� µif
; � . ins
- . PL.ANNINC t;MMISSION
-O4.II•471 _i-N'tCF' nRiV't - V, rM..IFCRNIA 95965.1397
Chico Community Childrens Center January 16, 1986
2213 Elm Street
Chico, CA 9591.6
1t ,: Use Permit,'
AP#5-473-C
Gentlemen:
We received your pre -application review request for thunubject
Use Permit.
Prior: to the formal application to the Planning Department for
the subject Use Permit, you must provide information to the
Environmental Health Department and the Land Development Division
of thn Department of Public Works to insure compliance with
the appropriate ordinances.
Contact the Butte County Environmental Health Division regarding
sewage disposal nrd water.
Contact the Butte County Public Works Department regarding any
road i.mprcvements ana drainage facilities that may dee required.
Public Works and Environmental Health '-,ave received the information
you submitted. Public Warks may be cor.acted by telepho;~.
at 534-4266 and Environmental Health at 534--4281 for f!xrther
information as to their evaluati n of the proposal and their
readirements.
The Planning Department staff will also be reviewing tho
application for any special condition; ar modificat:ioct T that are
arI,,ropriate. Should you have further questions aboat the
tare -application review, pleasq contact this office.
Sincerely,
B.A. Kircher
Director of Planning
Craig Sanders
Planning Technician
CS : j me
cc; Lisa, Sorensen
p t Comm,
OIST'R'IBUTION
r"
�}3!.}3 G )fin r:�`w��
LIST
FOR
REVI FREQUESTS
Cpunty Public Works
IRRIGATION WATER
%,
County Env. Health
M'
9g.sW-.-Tri dl e Water Dist.
Ly of Biggs
-7—Butte
Water Dist.
ty of Chico
tty
Durham Irr. Dist.
of Gridley
7
Oros ille-Wyand.7rr.. dist.
City of Oro,ville
!
paradise Irr. Dist.
7 -Town
_-7--County
of Paradise
- _
Richvale Irr. Dist.
Table Mtn. Irr. Dist.
Transportation Dept.
%
Thermal ito Irr. Dist.
a'TICate
�" 1 ATION FACILITIES
Berry Greek Water Co.
Mtn, Mutual
Chico Area Rec. & Park Dist.
Bloomer Water Co.
Durham Area Rec. & park Dist.
Brush Creek Estates
_`%,�.`'
Feather Ri ver, Rec. & Park Dist.
tte W;tter District
%"'"_
Paradise Rec. & Pa14k Dist.
CA Water Serv4ce Co. (Chico
--7-'�..`
Richva13 Rec. & Park Dist.
-ban area & part of Oroville)
7State
Parks & >Rec a Dept.
De, Oro Water Co.
.�-��_
Stale Fish & Game Dept.
(Paradise Pines)
/
Feather Fally(Louisiana
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Pacific)
!
Biggs Unified
!'
Forest Ranch Mutual'
But.,e Community College-
Gran Mutual Skansen Sub.)
�%
Butte County Sup. ofSchool's
Green Acres Glenwood Dr. -Chico)
CA State University, Chico
Gridley Farm Labor Camp
Chirq Unified
—TT
Lake Madrone Water Dist.
� %`"
nur:,•zea Unified
7�
Maa,Alia Co. Water Dist.
r `%�
Feather Falls Union
Merry Mtn. Mutual ((dipper
Golden Feather Union
Mills)
- '
Gridley High
Mulberry dater (SE Chico)
%"
Gridley Union
Northweeds Mutual (Forest Ranch)
Oroville Elementary
T�
Ramirez Water
%�^
Oroville Union Nigh
Springs of Living Waters
i `"
Palermo Unified
(Richardson Springs)
%
Palermo Uniur►
Stirling City
I
Pioneer Union
(Diamond International)
Thermalito Union
Vista Mutual (Durham)
COMMUNITY SERVICES
SEWERS
Lime Saddle Comm. Serv. Dist.
!
Richavle Sanitary Dist,
DRAINAGE/
N . Burbank Pubo'Utility Dist.
Butte Creek Drainage Dist.
S. Oroville & Kelly Ridge)
ELECTRICAL POWER
%
Skansen Sub. (CSA 21)
_ 11Z
Pacific Gas & Electric
i
Sterling City Sewer Maint. Dist.
FIRE PROTECTION
/
Thermalito Irr. Dist. (CSA 26)
Cl Medio Fire Protect. Dist.
RESOURCE
MANAGEMENT
Count,, Fire Department-
/
State Water Resources Dept.
Sta` Division of Forestry
U.S. Forest Service
MOSQUITO At,, ._ MEtJT DISTRICTS
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Durham, Oroville, a}^ Butte County
POLICE
PROTECTION
OTHER
.
State Highway Fatrol
g
!
^�
County Sheriff
4
BUTTE COUNTY PANNING DEPARTMENT APR �
PRE
-APPLICATION REVIEW Forw, � �
To: Lynn Va,nhart
Environmental, Health
Date.- January 16, 1986
RE: Pre•- %ppl.icat ion Review
Information .C"or;
Chico commulli,ty Childrens uex���r�r
221? E'lm Street
-z- Chico, CA 95926
Enclosed is
preliminary data Our office has received or generKatad
concerning
the following project,
AP#05--47- 3-02, 1,09#86-01-16-02
Use Permit
to allow the expansion
of a pra existing non -conforming
on
use (day dare center) , located on
the southwest corner of n. 22
Street and
Elm street, Chico
Please indicate your response by checking tho approriate box.
No requirements for this projuct.
541 The project as proposed -an meet this Departments
requirements. Sufficient proof has been given that
the applicant Can meet: the following conditions '
approved
'>
pt,f u Jcz� , i�€ l e t,1_k
("'-j The project as proposed can/does not meat the
requirements of this department. A revision
of the p:-ojeet will be necessary. The applicant
has been ccntacted with this information.
'HEALTH
Signatures N
► w Oroville, Callfc)rr►ia
Inter- epartme .- emor ndul
TO, Butte County Planz�jr Department
� FtDM:
Environmental Health
suEli ECT: Chaco Community Children's Center Use Permit
811Y Corner East 22nd 5tx"
DA,TEt eat and Elm, Chico Area APOS-47-3-2
This department hag xeviel';Od the LIbove
applcati
cst . Our initialreview indicated that the seven lots arcludeyd Within
AA#E15-47-5»2
VOuld,i,f considered individu►ally,not coDtply With the Septic tank
development density allow0d by the Nitrate Action Plan, 'rho property ig
o
T caned mire than 250 feet from public sewer,
�
Tho applicant Proposes to combiTle lots 10, ll and 12. With'a slight
adjustment in domestic water usage the combined lots would for the'
proposed usage , comply with the Action; Plan
This department recommends then
following conditions of approval for
the, rop act:
I. Comply with requirements Of the Butte County Nitrate Action Plan.
2. pp1Y
p for and complete a reversion to acrd;a
:3e of Iota' 10
12', ll and
f4 am"
� = �
11 � tcWz BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPAB.MENT
PRE-APPLICATION R.EVXEW FORM
To: John Mendonsa Date: January 16 1,986
Public 1 ork s
RE: l're-4�pplicat on review
Information for
Chico CwmxMI i wy Childrens Cent
2118 V3,M Stteet
la
Chico; q
C
c 'r
� .�1 9,2E _
Enclosed
stpreliminary data our office has re.*ived or genexatcd
p
g following project: APtO5-47-3-02, Loci#86-01-16--02,
use'Permit to allow the expansion of a-pre-existing non-conforming
use (day care center), located on the southwest corner of E. 22
Street and Elm Street, Chico.
Please indicate your response by checking the approriate 'box,
No requirements for this project.
The project as proposed can meet this Departments
requirements. Sufficient proof has been given, that
the applicant can meet the following conditions
approved:
/t/G'Gi nF°CyErr.dwrr. C S' f/jJ iJ.4ey-r►+r�Z%t, /J f'�`.
c
The project as proposed can/does not meet the
BUTTE COUTIW PLANNING COMMISSION
COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROV I LLEo CALIFORNIA 9519,65
PHONE: 534-4601
TO: ' CA Water Service Co. DATE: 4-25-86
P.O. Bo};° 3480
Chico, CA 95927 RL : PROJECT RF,Vf?'„ o! A,`7)
J,,I'l JEVALUATION
Fricloz(-d is preliminary data our off re 'I'tas reGe:i•ved or a oiwratel cnnceraing,
t be follow'illt; Chico Community Chil.drens Contor
AP#05-47-3-02, Log#86-0:1-16-02, Use Permit to allow :he expansion
of a pre-existing non -conforming use (day care center), located
along the Southwest corner of �% 22 Stzeet and Elm Street, Chico'.
We are making nn cas ool;n,,ori" of pOS.=,;wt Ir, ?nvirontiie tnl„ y.irptin s and iri". l Cik
an E'rn'1,2'oCl[:1 ,nik-o dooUtllent 1, eit }lt r n !Ion tivu Dei+ l i!?",„,i„' T'4
11..._ ?a''? prn l irl ,Ally f'art onl rf.a ':!_I17F'rl n, 1 lkNW, for or kyy?. n—i �ri,«i
;111 ywir +11,` Cd of r,.t'it+'r-r'rl. or r xp—r'I .,..'E' that, to r'• {: `:.}lc':r"
rhy8i"'nl, GC 'il G'.," Qf'on iii1.C` niar thin pro,i, ''.
��.l e i!" tT'C�"I1{,} 1•';l'{!rk Int ,a'7 .3 or 1)1., tiI,,jjr.ripor,_��
r i
ehF=x'q aw�f
a 'f1 a.1 a"3''• r: t. f'r-1�.�.I.'l'.'r�`.`;E'r:�i1�. '.��il,r.!".I'.i t'drl.i.f:.�1 ar'r°. yo,"
We jou r,',an prov iie.
Craicf cl
Planning Technician
(Wr i U?
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or
typt.,
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provi'lrrl P, rl�Aurrl
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
% COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA P��?����
PHONE:LL
�t
TO: City of' ChicoDA
� APP N �i 1�.19806�r:: 4-•2�- 8(i
P.O. Box 3420
Chico, CA 95927 �RE 1�Rlis,T,�.P 1't+t"[1,U1 �tNli
CITY OF CH;C0
CONtMU14ITY SERVICES DEPT � k;r_ _V i �}��" I'f ;'A1, 10!ATMAfi'TOM
---clow ci ,.r,. prplimix: ry dnta our officr. Fin's rK :r iv+ ri r.{>' (r'rd ' F"1� f C ron°'r„'x'z;ial
proirfit : Chi cc Community Cha.ldruzxt, C; °
.. �. , tun a.� .. ”
..._�. � �txtcr
AP #b5-47-,3- 02, Log #86-01. 16-02, Usc Porth to allow tla( 0- xpa ision
oz a
pro-exsting n.on•-confo�:ming 'use: (tray cap'(,: crm"•:er) e locafi"c-d
I
along the Scuthwos-c corder of E. 22 Street aanrl E1ya Stre-..t, Chico.
We ciX't rCl1i4?In cv1se xnT1ent of j:r} ,-d.bT,;- „rivirox—mental, imp'Amtv, w! Ga.
rre+xrxri an �snr�x'e+nrrier"+�] do:umtr;t, Pi9wr• to,�{t�7l;irr.
,�!"'E;�lt 7.'. f"1:'w� i l�". air' .:in �'.•'il!'y x':"I2�"'• :il` � r , �,'�r' f le.:•71.'12'+'
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y •Y `) jib•.• � {.�'�14i � i� 1. r«.11� tei i
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1 nif J "Flat t?Til"a «'O'if :+':it al iIrpir; fn w 11.4:.i ,'at"o •:;r" it" ix: f 1-0 tit t1'i«, rr() F t+
rant' ,.;i.ra ton("(., ye-"u rata
guff t9 CO. Plarming
/2 APR
i.'. rax a, t r , J r.-, April 30, 1986
Plaiviing 'i'-..chn clan
lit,; : The City of Chicn
and access is adequately orovidsd_- for emP104egl$
impact upon the surrounding neigliborl-iood•
r
�j '
uzanne Mai. iewson Myers
Planning Ttychniciarz
(Write, 02* typff in opnrF ri:cacri'ls�ti t�{a'i,iix'a i a: L
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION �
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE -'OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 05065 guffaC�o,Planning Qz
PHONE: 534-4601 MAY 14 19U6
- �raarille� axr�
TO, P.G. & rs. DATI'1:
350 Salem St. 4-25-86
Chico, CA 95926 rel,: 1>. MitIJr -W AND
Enclosed i.7 prol urinary dnta ow, offict Iran rryr,r)ivf'rj crt taf y�ratL od firer r ox•ning
the foll.oe'inj; prrjjoct: Chico Community childronu Center -�
APa05-4 _� # 6-'01-.. 6-�02r it t() l
7 .�-02 r Log 8 l��e Perm tx� ow the expansion
of a pre-existing non -conforming use (clay carc,- ernter) , I ec:ated
al.onci the Southwest corner of E. 22 Street and Elm street, tyh.tcra.
vie are- rT:C7,ICinf'; an at;Eiflu.sm,, nt of poosib7 r ouvivojim+ ntal Impact c' wi wj i) I)ify
prinktionvn' ivAn;. lxtirnmt.1loGilrcarn , 'v,,
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BU1 TE CDU!'I TY FIRE DLP! IT Oal CO. PltamIngcwm
FIRE PRO FECTION STANDARDS .REVIEW MAY 5 1986
DEVELOPMENT NAME_ Chi.co Community Chil.drens Center AP# 05-477.3-02 Quvi�'�,
LOCATION E. 22nd St.. & Elm St. DATE 5 J 5 /X86 A �W
_ Chino
This project must meet the requirements in the Uniform Calif. Depa tment of Forestry,
Building Code amended to Butte County standards. ', Butte county Fire Department
- Cooperative Flre Protection
In accordance with -Section 13.00 (Fire Standards) of the
Improvement Standards, the water requirements for this
parcel/project are: (Applicable standards are checked). RICHARD D. TILLER
( !)
13.01-1 -Requirement glass 1. A water supply, for Bat4aIfan Chtef
fire potectio;n will ,not be required.
13.01-2 Requirement Class 2. A pressurized water
system with adequate numbars of hydrants is pre- OFFlce (916) 891.2789
"_rred, but if this is not feasible, the following
option will satisfy the fire department require-
ment for water.
( ) a. Water storage tanks with a capacity of 10,000 gallons or more, equipped with direct all weather
access and fire department connection (S-29);
( ) b. In ground swimming pools equipped with a drafting connection or drafting access; or,
c. A dry standpipe system plumbed to a reliable water source. Such !;tandpipe system will not
exceed 1,000 feet in length.
There must be at least 10,,000 gallons of water available and strategically located for each 10 dwellings,
or portions thereof. (Example: 11 dwellings would require two 'separated sources),. Provisions must be
made to insure that the water stored is 'always available and accessible for use under all weather condition
( ) 13.01-3 Requirement Class 3, A pressrirized community water system is required. Tentative hydrant
locations are indicated o� the attached preliminary map. Final locations must be exactly indicated and
recorded on the final map -1
Number of hydrants required _-�, maximum hydrant to hydrant spacing_ feet, hydrant size
and installed according to Butte County Public Works specification
i,(b)tnjid name cu -,d moda)
S-27 and requirements of local water agency. Required fire flows are_ gallons per minute.
Mitigation flows listed under other conditions.
L3,0.1-4 Requirement Class 4. Water for fire protection is required. The preferable system >s a hydrant
system capable of .meeting he fire flow requirements. If this is not feasible, a system involving inde-
pendent pumps, static water storage and dry standpipes may ba substituted. Such a system is subject to
the approval of the fire department. The available water flow from such a system must flow
gallons per minute. The minimum volume of water in storage must be gallons, Provisions must
be made to insure the system provided is maintained to its design capacity.:
(' ) 13.01-5 Requirement Class 5. Pressurized water for fire protection is available within 1000 feet of the
created parcels. In lieu of bearing the cost of installing a fire hydrant(sY the developer_Tay pay into
the fire department hydrant fund. Pay in -lieu fee into.(
11 hydrant fund based
wdtelr. a9 wncyT
on $1.25 per frontage foot. Frontage is indicated by the red line on the attached map. Approximate fee
is $ Final frontage calculation to be made by surveyor and recorded on final map. Frontage`
calculation will include both sides of the street on included streets.
) Required water system for fire protection must be installed and operating prior to building construction.
other Conditions:
No ob`iect . ns; however, the remodel fall sunder the -uriL;di,r,t 1r�n_.,r i thea Star
Fire Marshal.
Response times for the first 3 fire engines is as fol lows COF/BCFD
1. Station _ = minutes
2. Station 9 = mf nutes
_
3. Station 9 = minutes
in the Safety Element of the Butte County General Plan, this project area is classified as a
fire hazard area.
WILLIAM C. TETE
County-ffire 'Warden
ByN,4
Battalion Chief
1/ Local water agency require11ents for hydrants may be more restrictive,
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNINGCOMAISSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE; CALIFORNIA 601j'ampani Can
E r-INPHONE. 534-L[601 MAY 19bu
APR 81966
DEPARTMENT (F r041W tment of Forestry 425-H(�
BUTTE COUNTY H: T041 'ji:vl H.
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Enclosed is preliminary data our Affice"Ina received nr g-nppnfpd vonchning
the following pro j,e,ot: Chico Community Clxi:l drr, nn canter -
z\P#O5-41-3-02, Lig#86-01-16-02 Use Permit -10 alloW W ex1ansion
of a pre-existing non -conforming use (day Gorn nonter), lobated
alongthe, Southwest cornerofE. 22 Street and XLm Stroot, Chico.
We are making an asseswmont of pooniblo onvironmontal impacts and will, b.-
rroparing an environmental document, eithor a Negativo Donlaration, Mlitirnkri
Naphive Nolarntien or aiL Tnviron,o'nta,"., Imptct
Ploase pinviln any Octual ntKownts, idrno for invuatigation, n npinlow,
yuu can nf M in ywv aryn of coneuvn or oxIMIso that. x1,ntr to Rei itlit r
physl,!-.ai, r-r.,-ital, or aconomic impacts 111at ttlin tr"n"- ger'r rato.
LE r1:1r� ro,ponJ withK 14 days of tho nbov"-MM W". Tr Im ISDImnro it
6-noratal by thio inquiry, t -n hit shaLl bq arrmmed Umt thvre arc n-,
oignificant fuviraniontal impsita"hion ara potontial from. I lig prorrl.
We appreriato any nonistaure you onn provide.
-
C r a i g ea -11-d c r s
Planning Technician
IMP
BUTTE, CQUNTY PLANNIN.r) COMMISSION
7 CbUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
PHONE: 534-4601
TO., County Sheriff DATE., 4-25- 86
RD: PROJEM'T MiMl!aNAND
ENVIRONMFJITAJ, ENA15ATION
Enclosed is preliminary data our office ::as rece!`%ged or g
,onr-pnted concerning
Chico Community Childrens' Conter
the 4-'ollo-ot,ing project:
AP#05-47-13-02, Log#86701-1,6-02, Use Permit tri allow the expansion
of a pre-existing non--conj-uLjAng use kday c -a --e center) located
along the Southwe�jt corner of E. 22 Street and Elm. Street, Chico.
We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and will be
preparing an environmental document, either a Negative Dc-claration, Kitigated
Negative Declaration or an Envi ronmontal Impact Report.
Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions
you ou can in your area of concern or expert -se that relate to either
physicel, social, or economic impacts that this project may generate.
Please -esti nd within 14 days of the above -noted date. if no response is
generatu.-I i y this inquiry, ther. it shall be assumed that there are no
significant environmental impacts -which are potential from the project-.
We appreciate any assistance you can provide.
sirx erely I
craig �andexs
Planning Technician
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