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APPLICANT_ William F-. Burke Log0'86-01-06---01
ADDRESS
118 Honey .Run Road, Chico, CA 95928
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OWNER Same
PROJECT DESCRIPTIONTPM to divide 6 + acres to create 3 parcels
LOCATION on the southwest corner of the intersection of Roney Run
Road and Horse Run. Lane, Chico area.
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER(S) 11-38-16 & 17
7..'' •r .tad. PROJECT CONSISTENT?
ZONING GENERAL PLAN ��_,
GENERAL :ULAN CONFORMANCE REPORT DATE OF APPLICANT
SIGNATURE
LAND CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS.'
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED January 3, 1986
AGENT/SURVEYOR/C VIL ENGINEER: Max Albert
ADDRESS: 146 Tonea West,, Chico, CA 95926
DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED
ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE FILED
DETERMINATION
AND DATE �� NEGATIVE DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED �1
MITIGATED NEG. DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED
ENV; IMPACT REPORT - DATE CERTIFIED
STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NO10
SUB. COMMITTEE MEETING DATE _ --
ADVISORY AGENCY HEARING DATE-
ADV TSORY AGENCY ACTION
APEALED _ ATPEAL FEARING DATE
BOARD ACTION____ -
COMMtNTS FOR PLAT:NING DIRECTOR'S----
NOTICE OF DE ` V APPENDIX H
TER�IIII[aA"lx0111
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Office of Planning and Research ,®�;
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1400 Tenth Streets Room 121 Plan ,, nvg Department
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Sacramento, Cal 95814 j.'
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SUMECT. Piling of !Notice of Determination in com fiance . By --Y-�1 � Deputy
of the !Public Resources. Cole. wh Secfiion 21108 or 21152
ect; Itle AP ��
Name -
Tentative Parcel Map 11-38-16 & 17
tate C earine pug inN,�r _. William P, Burke
Public Works
John Mendonsa
• )-1- ,LAx:araon on ttihe southwest corner o;
and Horse Run Lane, Chico area.
ro)ect Description Tentative Parcel Map divT
534-4266
tersection of ,Honey Run Road
acres to create three nnre,cle
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LAND OF NATURAL W'EALT I1 At.'D 11,1AtI_FY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
CLAY CAS' LEB5RAY, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, ORAVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telap{ono: (916) 534.4541
WILLIAM 113110 CHEF'F
P*putly,Dir600r
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June 18, 1986 JUN' J fytrt)
William F. Burke RB AP 11-33-16 and. 17
11$ Honey Run Road Tentative: Parcel Map
Chico, CA 95926
Dear Mr. Burke
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At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on
June 16, 1986 the Agency adopted a negative ;declaration of
environmental impart incl approved Lhe tentative parcel: map on the
above-'refer.encod proper. Ly subject: Lo the conditions of :approvals listed
on the attached sheet,.
1f no appeals are, t imcly fr1lod--withip tel) (10) days of Lhe elate of
the Advisory AgernLy is approval.--wiLh they Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors; this action will be final,
�vh,en the Conditions of approval are compliedwith, it will be in order'
for you to file your teN,na;l, map" with rhe Butte County DepartmenC
of Public Works for recordation within twenty-four (24) months of
the date of approval by the Advisory Agency.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this
office;
Very truly yours,
William Cheff
R.
Fctor of P4b;l is �Vorlcs
Joh, Mendonsa
Assistant Director
cc: Planning Department
lnvironmental Health Department
Max Albert
WILLIAM F. BURKE, AP 11-38-1b and 1 ircels on the southwest corner cit.
the intersection of Honey RunRoad a, :se Run Lane. Chico orea. Engineer.
Max Albert
Public Works conditions:
1. Provide two-way traversable access RS-8-LD-I to each parcel from a county'
maintained road or state highway.
2. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for
dedication on the final map.
3. Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access
easement.
4 Deed to the County of BULte 30ft. right-of-way .From the c,onteXline of Honey
Run Road..
5. Show all easements of record on the final maps
6i Obtain encroachment permit for all driveways, new or existing, and construct,
to county standards.
7. Pay Lny delinquent taxes or, current tares as required
8. Meet the regUiremont:s of Butte Cord-ty Ordinance No. 2463 and 'Resolution No.
35--40 regarding school impact fees for the Chico Unified School District
and place a note on the final m- stataing that residential building permits
or mobile home installation or 'lookup permits for residential dwelling knits
is subject to the payment of school mitigation :Fees:
Health Department cotlditions;
9. Provide an area for ,Yells and 100 ft, leachfi;eld free setback around those
areas on parcel 2,
G Provide 'a 100 ft. leachfi.eld free setback around existing wells
either within the property or within 100' ft. of the property boundaries
on parcels 1 2 and 3
11. Provide the required usable sewage disposal ;area on parcel 3:
Combine with an adjacent parcel any parcel not Proven to contain the usable
sewage disposal area requi.red`` by the Subdivision Ordinance,
12. ` Provide sufficibht urea :for a dwelling on partel 3 'excl;tisive of setbacks
and; usable sewage disposal areas.
'Planning Department conditions
13.,
Each parcel, to have a minimum frontage of 220 ft: on humbug Road,
P
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Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM:
Planning Director
SUBJECTI.
Report on Tentative Parcel Maya for William F. Burke
on AP-
11-38"16 and 17
DATE:
June 5, 1986 -
This is a
proposal to divide 6+ acres to create B parcels.
The present
The Land Use
zon! ng is
FR-2 (Foothill Recreational - 2 acre parcels) ,
Plan Map
of the Butte County General. Plan desi.,gnati-s this
area as
Agricultural.
Residential. There are no specific or community plans for
the Area;
The proposal
does riot conflict with County zoning, nor, any
adopted or
proposed
element of the Butte County General flan nor any
County.s
specific
or community plan.
Recommend
approval subject to the followingconditions
1. deet
the requirements of C.D.F.
2. Each
parcel to have a minimum frontage of 220 feet on
Humbug Road.
LMT:lr
cc; William R. Burke
Max
Albert
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P A S PROfESSIONAI ARCh/EU�,QCiCA[ SER�/I Oravillo, Cialifnrpja
CES..
February 26, 1986
Butte County Planning Commission
7County Center Drive
Orovil'le, CA 95965-3397
Gentlemen and Ladies ;
Over the past week, my firm performed a
search and on-site archaeolI 'cal reconnaiasanceCofethegfour-acrerd
cel belonging to Mr. Bill 8ur..�,a, 1.42 Hone par-
Proposes
y Run Road, Chico, 'which he
to subdivide into two residential parcels of two-acres each;
They are Parcels 2 & 3, 13oolc 66, Maps,
Sec-
tion 51 Township 2.1N, Range 2E of teChico 7.51 USGS topographic'
Pae 17 within the NE of Stec--
quadrangle. This letter briefly
t?,gation, summarizes the results of the inves-
The records search_ revealed the presence Of several prehistoric
sites within a one-mile radius of the Burke property as well as an
historic-era stone fence that is presumed to exceed 50 years in
and which is shown on the maps at the Archaeological Information Cen-
ter at CSU, Chico, crossing the arcel, age,
P Our field check confirmed that
the portion, of the stone .fence that crossed the parcel in 1977 when it
was first recorded has been removed.
Record that portions of the fence neat lSkyway w
was noted on the 1977 Site
`
The; small remaining section of that feregoing to be no longer crosses the e
removed
in question. parcel
The field survey was undertaken by PAS archaeologist Neal
Neuenscflwander who :traversed the entire four-acre property b
transects spaced 10 meter's a art
p y y means of
A single cultural resource was noted'
and,recorded as an isolated feature
consists ,of a section of ;Crouch bitch whi oppose
sd nom Promito a nently This feature
the topographic map, j4hile the ditch P y visible on
some extent h is historically significant to
i t,, des design, , materials and construction are by no means'
unique, and the potential loss of approximately
eral mile long ditch y 475 feet of the Bev
which has long been abandoned, is not substantial,
g mitigation of this
AB mi
to raphedo and sketchedotQscaleal 1tjhat portionVe voffth�y recoxded, pho-
t11e Burlce property. AddiLionall itch that crosses
Y� we have provided ;a brief sketch of
the f istory of this 'feature in our formal report of the investigation
that twill be completed within the g
information represented b next few days: Thus, the hi,sboric
es ted historians after the s.malI sectaonlofeditGhr,�es gevable to' inter'-
ohe
As noted, we are preparing a report of the _archaeological investi--
gation, the repo rt will meet the requirements of the'C
geological Inventory alifo and the California Office of His.toric;Preservation
(SHPo). Tice report gill Contain ah introductory section ex
purpose of the study in relation; to CEA Plaining the
izes the eo Q • A background section summar-
g graphic and Physical environment, ethnographic background
A1fAEb EAABEk 6635 0U0II Wa Paradise Ca, 95969
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NEAT NEOENSCl996187w-:3'18d
HWAMO(# 8161 Godman Avenue, Chico, Cn, 95926 .19161 - �
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prehistory and history pertinent to the study area. The records search :is
summarized, ;field methods explained, and the results of the field survey are
presented including a description of the feature (i.e. Crot.►clt Ditch), the
potential for impacts, the significance in relation to its poMitial eligi-
bility for the National Register of Historic places, and our rctCommendations
for management of the resource, As noted above, the ditch Must be considered
to be at least somewhat significant on the basis of its i►ategrity ,and asso-
ciation with an important historic, event or person. However, since only a
small fraction of the ditch faces potential impacts, and since the ditch is
not unique in character and posse5.8es only minimal historic interpretive value,
we, recommend, archaeological clearance on the basis that racordati'on and docu-
mentation have mitigated the poterty.al. impacts.
Two copies of our Final Report, which should be comp`ioted by the end of
this week;, will be submitted as required to the California Archaeological
Inventory, Northeast Information Center, CSU, Chico. An additional copy will
be sent to Mr. Burke, and we will retain file copies at PAS, I trust that the
information in this letter is sufficient for your purposes in making a ruling
on iir. Burke►s userpermit application. If you need more information or if
you require a copy of our report, please feel free to call me or write to me.
at our Paradise address.
Very truly yours,
Alfr rather
Research Director
cc, Mr. Bill Burke
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1 . Name Or proponent ►V`a Rant Burke
z. Aciclress or proponent And representativ4 (if applicable)
S Io_rse Run ..Lane
Robert fes
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MANDATOR)5JGN11ICLNCT ��.
a. i5ues the proJecr have the potential to degrade the
(ImIli.ty or the environment, substantially recltrc(y
the hxab. tat of a rich or tv lclli{'e t;pocir's, catrsc ,l;
rislt or wi ldl i re poplrlatzott to cli°op _Clow self -
,I
strtitalning (Lil'eI' thI'eat('n
ct�+mal nt
comnturl].t}•, redilce thetnul�l er�ortresa•i(1t-titc
range or ;I rare or endangered plant or itnimal or
e"mirt,ltc' i,mpor't.•rnt txamplos or t1e major PeriodsoF' Ctlliforla nhist0l•y or prellistorv? o:
h. Trow the project have the potential to achieve
�irr�rt tF'rtrt henerits to the detriment'OF long-term,
(rlvirnrimanta:l goals? (A ;;hnrt�toam impact oil the
011VIVollmont is; ono whicl, occltl*t in rl.el,tvelx
h -Diel, periOrl Of time while lonr»t,t't^In aittpact,s will;
('rtclur(.' Intra the ;rutttrc�,)
DOVs file project have, impacts Mil ch axe incl vi(itl%
ally 1 iriritcti> blit clrntttlRtti,vel}' collsicle able? (
Pr'c.it:'Ct' nttt3' impact oil two or mote "Partite rtlscauY°ees
tahrlje tit( iln"Ct on cath resource is tite relatively
rnt,rJl, but wher(' tho effoct or the total of thosw
irttpaet:w „n tho ert.�'iralnmc'nt is sit;niricant,)
Does
cl I+ctrl t1tzr 1'tyr tlytrtritti x�l.e1lclVel"'ea )tincton hurna ch
tot 1 l +.1rtt4r effects tvha
k, ttllct tilrr,c�ti} rpt, Ftulirecti�''? n
l Fi , 111"1'Iiit�r
tt the_ b�srs
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itial k�illu7tlll_rt,
Ir'NtF� rind the propr sed pro oc`t COUH) NOT have a s igni fic°ural ��e` '{ • �.
on tho onviro,ntnenC 1 y 1 cct
and ,t NCi(tA`r'III 013CLARA�'IO 'will be �prepare(I,
I fl4t rind thatr) ,11 Gltia 'h the phuposc (I project Could have ;r si,�niri
cnnr CT"t'r t nt't the cnvirolrtneht, there will not be a si
(^F`: at to this c�,tsc'� hccrt.tso the MITIGATION W-,ASURT-,S describecairton
the attaellc'(1 sltcot flare bon ttci4od to tl�tM ltro
Dfeek,. A NJtlAT1V�ti
-'C),ANA'I'lct'x will bt, prvjmr•c+cl,
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"IV. ENVIRONMENTAL I
.CTS
xp anations of all"yec," and "maybeff answers are required
on attached
sheet(s))
YES
I. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant:
14AYBE NO
--unstable
earth conditions or in changes in
geologic subs•tructures?
�
b.
Disruptions, displacements, compaction or
overcovering of the soil?
►(�
c.
Change in topography or ground surface
relief features?
d.
Destruction, covering or modification of any
unique geologic or physical features
e,
Increase in wind or water erosion of soils,
either on or off-site?
�
f.
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, deposition
or erosion which may modify the channel of
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or lake?
;{
g.
Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
outside designated urban areas?
x
h.
Exposure of people or property to geologic
` �
hazards such, as earth uakes landslidesmud.-
elides, ,ground failure or similar hazards?
r
2. AIR. Will. the proposal result in substantial
a.
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air, duality?
b.
The creation of objectionable odors; smoke
or fumes`
c.
Alteration of air movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate,
locally of regionally?
3. WATER, Will k' proposal result it, substantial;'
a,
w Changes .,c currents, or the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
b.
Change; in, absorpt-ion rates, drainage }"atterns,
or the rate and amount of surface runoff?,
c.
Need for off-site surface drainage improve-
�.
ment;r, including vegetation 'removal., channel
ization or culvert installation?
d,
Alterations to the course or flow of flood
eaters
e,
Change in the amount of surface, water in any
water, body?
,
fo
Discharge into surface waters, or in any
alteration of surface water quality inc.Iudlngg
but, not limited to temperature, dissolved `
0zt yge or turbidIty?
l toration of the direction or rate of flowOf
g
h:
Cb,�rro��waters
in tiiei quantity it , cif Y�+
g a y ground waters,
either through direct additions or with-
drawal.s, or through interception of an
aquifer by cuts or excavati.ons?
Reduction i,1t Chr an1t, ont of 'tater otherwise
Mailalalt;- dor Irtatilic: water supplies?
JP
EXpo;ure .cif people ,» property to water',
rel,ated1 1taz11rds such as flooding.?
w2
i'ES
4 . PLANT LSFE.Will
W he the proposal result in 5ubstantial.,
a. ani in the diversity
Nir'�YJ3E N(�
0 of species, or num}aer
of any species Of plants (Including trees
Shrubs
, grass , crops
b. Reduct'On of the numbersof rare
Or endangered species of plants? `--.
an, unique,.
o• Introduction
of new species of plants into, an
area, or in a barrier to the
normal replenish
ment of eisting speci
:ces?
d. Reduction in
acreage of any Ng
�. ri'cultu1•al crop? w--
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5. ANrMAL LIFE, Will thA .�
a proposal result in subs`te��til
C� ~6��in tie diversity
of s ecies or
of any species of animals (birds, land number
including reptiles '
benthic or 1 fish ,and shell 6517,_
ganisms Or
insects)?
b. Reduction in the numbers of an
or endangered species of animals�nque, rare
c. Tntrodtartion.
-�
of new species of animals into
art area, or result in barrier
to the migration
or movement of animals.
a
d, ,Deterioration
to existin f
habitat? was31 ar wildlife
y
6 • I. ClX SE . Will •the
in
a: fre rea yes in eXisting noisetlevelsbstant ia1;;
b: Exposure Of people to
severe noise levels?
7. LIGHT AND GLARE:
-------•--Will theproposal produce
signx scant lrght and
glare?
g. LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
su antial alteration
Of the Preselit or
land use of an area? panned
9. NATURAL --�-
�1,Eit_ U� RCE; re
�Yz 11 t
`sstantxal: proposal result in
---
a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural
resources?-- ---
1p. Risk OF UPSET « Will �
-- }10 px'apOsal ir2volve.
a� A rxs-
explosion of the release of hazard-
ous substances (including, but
not limited to
oil, pOf arlacs, chemicals er radiation), in the
event of
an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible interference wjth ail
emergency
rr:spanse play, or emergency evacuation plan?
11. POPULATION.,M�
Mill the Proposal. alter ,
istra� ut on, densit . the locata on
} ar
, vroivt3i rac of the human
population?
FigCJ: NG, Will the proposal affect utast n' Mous ink,
or create a demand for add tional
tiousing'7g
f �
.F
i
YES
MAYDE NO
13.
TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATILN4 Will the proposal
�~
result in:
A. Generation of substantial additional vehicle
movement?
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new pa eking?
,
C. Substantial impact on existing transportation
systems
d. Significant alterations to present patterns
of c,trculation or movement of people and/or
go ds
6 ol Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?_
--
f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or pe;dest.ri ans?
.
14i
PUBLIC :SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect
ippon, or result in a need for new or altered
governmental services
ba. pir'e protection"?
XI—
Police protection?
c. Schools? ----
d. Parks or other recreational facilikues?
e. Naintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
f. Other governmental services?
IS.
ENERGY. Will the proposal result in:
a. Use o" substantial amounts of fuel -or energy?
b. Substantial increasein demand upon existing
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?
15.
UTILITIES. Will the propsal result in a need `=or
now systems, or substantial alterations to the
following:
a. Power or natural gas?
b, Communications systems?
ystems?c.
c.Water availa b il ity:
d. Sewer or septic tank?
e. Storm water drainage?
£, Solid waste and disposal?
17
HUMAN 8EALTH. Will the proposal result in. -
a. Croataon of any health hazard or potential
health Hazard (excluding mental. health) ?
:
b, Exposure of Ieoplc to potential health
hazards
1S,
AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the
obstru 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?
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PAY -
u 7 CIJ �a x C�hl t7 � �+aV lHf'� {x)lall�l hlT l� VAI lIF1TT i lU AP
1b; An additional 4 al:ZrOz will bo royes-Cov jed )ray bUilclin�la, r�}�a,�(.�r�as�+��.
--And the 'jcc0. %L -'i road.
'h e c iC � ' at(r ti qac rt.anof f into
rt.r�a(�tmcdcat� t lte�+ (A�G�r- zaM c . Edgar SOLt h will i n~d( reaG.
DcPCrrknenttaagoi(pr~cVWT)Qnts will L)5-, r(;,q MiC'rn
rw,r=1 byr
rani��trwL7 Any -tc li.t ies, Constructed within (;t,..
w nt t o Ed(lar Slough have the pote;nti t-ai to ml��act orc��;(K:t tas
l im tc ti habitat.
."d: klu'l.t'k°aor Fdcicir Slough nor the �
e" p � -�. Crot�tch Dii,Lh (1'(pprEic�srt'
I c mc'I'It ShOUld not krr�+ located wit" 4�t, •{ r�'t (:xf r,
e:r ra(�, t, l"ra.t'dlr and 1"(:) +00t. of (vdr� r ri�at,►gl, in order, to f re<�teiry
txrwr�
F'clrl ,r Sir(,rgih t;e (' rs�rt aroas
Of limitedVLA wand r�Ctrari rrn habitat.
,- ,i rid e L, r ey ('nein t,yPe cf i 1MIte� habi t,:j:
{rF;,,)l �, arid r und
p ,ar:i.,.+n N'E,gtet,�t'Ian arf,� biol rrg�.Ga�llly�di rr} , 'a t Both w^r�+rrrt.]
irrr hr Ertt�-a t. °era~ uric range Of $pedes .ncl�.(dxngir,�rsr�v�ndrrq ��
() botanical survey � 1G(t" c1' b� C(�T'li�(.fCtwkj_ at the time.,
n ,."hijivi ican»
Vit, N r't lgar-,ra(- i, ndr,t t r i a� i located wd(+5,t of t.
EdtE�i 1J ,
y 1. ndt~rstry cot.tl,rj h�' �s"�Fr�`r'�.y» t"tcrx G,ra
s,ctr'w, , �;. �i1 d4 rfCGta hataF, c ,, Gw �.Ci atcand arils "por
pittal ll. ts , . t CId Iindoors) The .�di t
ar��a�b(lit". r,dOV0� m�ain�ra ,
Ap r.,ri �_jl Of the roz
.. clrle wcl(.tl d l l ow cMnsi derC'at.a or'a pf Gin additional i r,
r r eJt?ri (� Fr -cm t'.ho preseri't. year ti r(t thc�
rcarr,r t ri a c h :,nr i nr t hr^ pastoral chwver-ctui the B, �bj e� and rArena will, ka�y
Frra,crty.
1 T}cvel(aamrzt~at wcattX( nencarat-(w �,�tij Etddition;:al �1�at,l
Z srt �,r sr Cf tclrt o. � Hnnt,y Run �-(rlcf � A,1�» T� on site, Thu,
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a� in rook 1591 of UOtto County Official, pattay• et UX recorded
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Point of bokintsing for the lino beihr the thsnco Sotto nlo11, the Kcal Recorder.
duction thereof to ah line ar Wald natLa G acdrlbod$
described as point !n the South line Y porter, artd tho Southerly pro.
Paraol One in the Dand frhm Robert ShaHiedrt44 tpareal Plnurnnt:0.
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All that cortnin Poul property situate In the county of Butt*, State or Calif-•
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The blast 250 loot, lying, between parallel
parcel or lands l.tnee pf the ;following described
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line of file property pow or formerly owned by Lyman lr, 3ta
its various mnnnde7++, on the following courasn "a d * StanaQh°)• lollowin¢
lana, 101.9 foot, thence South 81 4" tit North 73° fly.
boRJnninp for the parcel of lnndjhoroin doearlboCl�Sthencatfrotn�ealdotpoinpoof
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Cha Nea;orly lino be said 3or.Lion to the Sout}orly 11'10 of filet aprtnin *pre,
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Scuth,00 621 Nuat, 334,' foot nlong Cho li'nn batweotlj• and running thence
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4`l,nrlone R. Benson, at Al td: lloitrt; P, Nat.tay, at ux l'bnq . d «
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For VOW 'rovivedWILUAN FRANCZSJIURIM,
A140 PHYLLIS ANN SURXXI I:
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all that ted Pkwxi ! eltuda is the
County or» Q!I? tic4 �.»» .. SL,.tr of Calif=ia, daa«iw, as tollo we'
Being a portion of Section 5, Township 21 North, hangn 2 Pant;
M. 0. A.4 H.0 and more particularly described as followst
A one (1) foot wide no -access strip lying northeasteely of and
adjacent to the followinq described line.
beginning at the northwesitekly earner of that certain parcel of
land shown as containing :7.23 acres on :that cartain Jbrcord of
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Survey map on file in Bobk 74 of Maps, at page 67 and 68 in the
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Office of the Recorder of the County of'bUtte, State b£ California,
said point of, beginning a.tso being in the northeasterly line of
Che Skyway#_thence, along the northeasterly line of said Skyway
South 19°27"19' East a distance of 156.26 feet to the to minds of
said no -access strip.
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APK,ICATON OR PRv rESSINQ OF MAPS ANb
IMPROVEMENTS
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Mailing Address
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i. SUBDIVISION FIND PARCEL MAP PROCESSING
A. Final Map, Number of Lots_ -�
(Feet Per Map � _ � p.lus,,.—._.....—per lot)Fee-,
B;. Improvement Plate Cheok and Inspect l n.
Est. Constr. Cost:
Fee:,:. ..%o of Est:. Constr. Cost
Fee:
C. 'Street sign,
Fee;
$�
D, Private.Road' Inspection _
Feet
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I1� STORM DRAINAGE DEPOSIT
Total Units or Acres in Development
(Fee; Unit/Acre _.„�:
Fee;
SITE IMPROVEMENT PROCESSING
(Fee. per plan }
Fee;
1V, RECORD OF
Fee;
V. OTHER
Fee:
Total Amount:
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BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MI UT1;S PAGE '$
June:' 16; 1986
tai ,1�lAM IIUitKE TPM
3.
Shaw 50' ,ft. building vet"back , Si.ne measured from centerline of access
easement.
44
Deed to the County of UutLe 30ftr. ri.ghL-o --way from the Gentwerli.ne of honey
Run Road..
5.
Shown all easements of recordon the final map
6.
Obtain encroachment permit for all drive ays new or existing, oad Construct
to county standards..
1.
Pay any .delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
8
Meet the requirements of Butte County Ordinance No. 2463 and 'Resolution No:
85-40 regarding school impact fees for the Chico Unified School District'
and place a note on the final map stataing that residential, building permits
or mobile ,home installation or hookup permits for residential dwelling units'
is --jrbjeot to the payment of school mitigation fees,.
Real:tb bepartinent conditions:
q,
Provide an area for walls and 1.00 ft. leachfield free setback around these
areas on parcel 2,
10 ;
Provide a 100 ft, leach.fi.eld free setback around existing, wells
either within the property- or within 100 ft: : of the prof erty boundaries
on parcels 1, 2 and 3.
11.
Provide 'the required usable sewage disposal area on parcel. 3.
Combine with an adjacent parcel, any parcel na proven to contain tate usable
sewage disposal area raquired by the Subdivision Ordinance.
12:
Provide sufficient arca Ear a` dwelling on parcel. 3 exclusive of setbacks
and usable sewage disposal 6reas.
Manning Depai tment condi.Lion:
13.
Each parcel to have a m. n,lmum frontage of 220 ft. on. Humbug Road. "
Moban seoolided by Mr. Streeter and carr;ieci unanimously.
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'BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENC,Y,.MXNUTPS June,,, 16, 3,986
APPENDIX. G!
NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
NOTICE IS MEBY GIVEN that the project described below h4 been
reviewed. pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental
Quiality Act of 1,970 (Public Resources Gide 21100, et. sec{.) and a
determination has been made that it will nct have a' significant
effect upon the environment.'
Log f 86-01-06-01
AP 11il-;38-16 & 17
2.
DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT
Tentative Parcel Map dividing 6+ acres to create three parcels.
3.
LOCATION. OP PROJECT;
On the soutfiWost corner of the intersection of Honey Run Road and horse 'Run
Lane, Chico area.
4.
NAM_ND ADDRPSS OF PROJECT APPLICANT:
William F. Burke tax Albert
118 Honey Run Road 146 'Tonea'West
Chico, CA 95928 Chico, CA 95926
3 ,
`tITTGATION ;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
Adopted:_ as presented.
Adopted with chr,nges. Specific modifications and
supporting reasons are attached.
7.
A public hearing, on this Negative Declaration was held by the
decision making body.
Hearing Body � _ a
Date of Determination. to
Determination.-
etermination:On
on-the basis of the initial study of envirownental impact, the
information presented at hearings, comments received on the
proposal and our own knowledge and, independent researchi
IVe the proposed project COULD NOT have asignifit, ant
_find
effect on the ei vironment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is
` horeby'adopted4
Vefand thatt the. project COULD have a significant efPe.ct
on the environment but will not in this ease because of
Q attached mitigation mieasuresi descxibod in item 5 above
which are 4y this reference made Gonda t� ons of Project
s Proval . A conditional 'NEG'AT .UE CLA'.ATION s hereby
adopted.
1
Date
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COUNTY OR BUTTE
EIJVIRON y NTAL C[IECKLI rt7RM
(`to e cc�inpfete�7Ti �y L'ea AI`ency) f'5-0x-ZS�g2
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AP 11 Qq --4b-15,16,1.7,2;1., 22
l ; tACKCROUNIa
1. Name Or proponent William Bt,ir%e
2-. Address of proponent and ropxe�entativ� (if �applie.. . c�
5 i•iorse Run Lane Robert Hess Curti$ 1141 Gedhey�-
-Chico-VMz------'8—T-Ianey Titin, Rd.
i c'.`� ; ? '2�`" Ch:t. c o
['iroject description ROZOno. ,
� l . t1ANAT0Ry_i. NL)Nc UI _Surf, �Yrn�cC Y M Y[iIl No
a„ Hoes theproiect hr+ve the potential to degvada the
quality of the envi,roliment; substantially reduce
tho habitat ofa fish or Wildlife specie$, causo't
risk or wild`liro population to drop below self-
sustaining levels,, threaten to oli.minrato a plant, or
. animal community, reduce the number or restrict the
range of a rare or end:itigored plant or animal at
e1 iminata important examples of tho major periods
of Calirorn a history or prehistoty?
b, noes the proiect have tine potential to ach eVe:
:mart-ttrm I)enefits to the detriment or long ter111►
unvircnmentoil goals? (A short-torai impact oft thu
environment is one: Which occurs ill a relatively
brief 'period of time While long; terra linpacts 01'1
c. noes the project have impacts whicia are indivi,dur
tlltif limited, but Cumulatively considarablo7 (A
prajcet Inny impact on two or more Separate, resources
where :the impact on each rosource, is relatively
small but wileiq, the affect of the total of those
impliens eau -the vilviro-fitment is significants)
�1. laasea tl►c irr��jt�e t h -ave environmental orrects which
will, 6111"t, SL riilva'S4 t'°f1`eCtSan JhInIan
1 it, 11I 1 I RMI NAT I Uig (,ro. I)e G ani1al o f c`ti 11y t 1io Land Agelte,1
flit the basis of this initial evaluat`iolai
1./Wli find the: �rO aose�d S re?,j.-ect t,(tULIY CVR'1' hiyvo a il;ri�i (i cant Off oc t
an tlat eriu rongre itt , uptll ar- Nlip�Af1`tVI. I11i �LAItA, ION W�i ll brw propar,atel rl
tJtgi: find thr,it although the proposed project could have a ,sil;n3ti-
cant cl`[-ect on tlaa environment, thcxe will not be a signzficarlt
effect In this ease be
cause the ri1'IIGATIgN �i"ASU1&i;: �lescrilazd on'
-i
the attacher# shce'c have Uoun add0k1 to tlio 1 ro;%eet'Aft N11,0ATIV11,
TiRr<1,n11A'1' he will lye prepared,
t�'lYll -find the laropused prt loct MAV linvo rr tiil;nir%c.rnt` "0l'1'c t eta
the o nvl. rownpnt ; and stn 1101 Thi[ At
itA'1`Ie'; ..»� RoL,ruwry 21. 1985..,_�.�. ('01IN'I'l: 1111 litl'l"I`I?, iaLANNINti I,4113'nIt`1'hIf~N'['
12trVI5EU Malt h 19, 1.98.5 , �� �• p�')'tl'C��`cc�a�e-�1ailrter
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ENVIkONMENTAL
ITS
CE xg anations of all eyesO and "maybe" answers'are required
vn attachod
sheet(.},)
YES MAYBE
NO
1, EARTH: Will the proposal. result it significant:
a:instable earth conditions or, in changes in
goo 3 ogle substructures?
;
b
Disruptions, displacements,, compaction or
overcovering of the sail?
c.
Change in topography or ground surface
relief features'?
d,:
Destruction, covering;;ox modification of any
unique geologic — physical features?
e`.
Increase in wind or water erosion, of soils:,,
either on or off-site?
f
Changes in deposition or. erosion of beach
sands, or changes in,siltation, deposition
or erosion which may, modify the channel of
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean, or
any bay, inlet or, lake?
Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
outside designated urban. areas?
fij
Exposure of people or property to geologic
hazards such as earthquakes, landslidesf niud-
t,l.ides, ground failure or similar hazards?
r?
2 AIR..
Will the proposal result in substantial:
a`,
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
b
The, creation of objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes:`
c4
Alteration of air movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate,
locally or regionally?
5 WATER, Will the proposal result in substantial:
a,
Changes in currents, or the col.irse or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
A
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 flaw of flood
waters'?,
e,
Change in the anount of surface; water 111 any
water body?
`
f,
Discharge into surf-ac: wagers, or in any
Alteration of surface water quality, including
but not limited to tempetature., dissolved
ozygen or turbidity? i,
g,
Alteration Q'f the a4rectxo;n or rate of flow ;
of ground w4ters? , .�. y
}1
Change: in the quantity of grotand waters,
or ►rith.-
tither' 'through diract additions
drawals, or through interception of an
aqt. fer by cuts or excavaticins' .�
j
Redi�c"tion in the arn�?u'nt of water atherwse
av tilai le for public wetter sul� lies"? .._ .
?,
jExposure
of j>4op1c or nr"6p'ergy' to whter
related hazards such as fl,00dins?
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1b; An dditaan l "acres will be aver,covored by buildings, OrIvavayr=,
and the dcc 5" - d.
Z^ Sur+41ce runaf�f into Sdgzr• Slouch will increase; Tri
accr rrtta�c�dat:e the i r *grease,; drainage improve—Ments wi l l be requ ,rp lay the
1". eprar"tra ent. 04 Public Wnrks. Any f a ci'ii ti ea constr~acted aai thi n �,i~
ad )lacent to Edgar Slough havw the pot:ont_iatl to impact areas of
incrit hive, i mit,ed habitat.
+ither Edgar Sl`oagh nor the ,'.'^"; .'�" r' Craft h J) tc�i reprE��tent 4
f Ir„rid hazat d. DaVelopment should not, b.e ],acated within F."O ff, -,t r-rf,
r,rc.rttr is Ditrc,t'r and. 1t,0 feet of 'Edgar `Slatrgh inti order to prcyrearv(: 01,0,5ttinq'
rca. pati}erns.
•;, ;: E4€;g ar 'SlOugli supporta areas of li,rti'ted and riparian hrtbi't at.
n are one type, of limited habi tat found on -mite. Cloth verrt��J.
T,rjnl":� and riparian vegOtation are biolagia-ally diverse, pt"avicfir7gCI
t-,,tiorior habitat far a Wide range Of Spccie5 inc,:lttdinq ,raro and
�:,n,,"HANnnor:e,d spl eaiea. A botanical survey should be condttctr;d at the time
6bt A large indttstri al area is located Wert of the property. NOi; e
](.�vots a'1,eneroated by industry coulde„ceed stand4rds for ►°1,�i7e��err.�a t a,ye
;r~eside.c,c as,, hospitals - 45 l~ N,Et_ i ndra,::)rs) . The: di st4ract~:+ bOt.woea't
-Fjje e�.ista.ng Industrial developmentand the rer;idc�nti,al. area tMrmtt ns the
a Approval of the retonc Would allow consideration of ars additional will O
resi.denees from the Present 5 Over time, the 5tabl,eas and arena will tic:
rerraovedq changing the pa5tora1 character of the property.
l: Dovelopnrent would penerate in additional 16ca A,T}.T. ctn~0ite. The
• P r Y q { F i ty ko
intersection ��cti can of Honey ttrt and Sit w,ety haet !:aw f i _i ont ca ,ae
ir.rP7nrant �l {:e addi't'ional t.raffiC4 Property, 4ronta e im�rnvemertts may he
,c:{r+ar~r ai a.o Ia] licrney Run Road at; the parcel 'nap ��te�u To raducr�
actress 'should be limited to }'{oney Finan Fuad
14 stn Rosidenti Al developmc:"nt will incr Ogre dornands for a1]. t,►cVer"'rlmrw`rtt;a`l.
' C, 1" ytT lit_rr, F ir'e' hazard sari”site is r',�t.r�u c,\Is ext;r'oml:?• that} n4ar {?art Fire'
skEia�n is #4�4�F, apprra;itnately 5 mi,)es,tiist.ant.
tlt{ a
'pc)lica prm#aect can xs providmd by krt,ttte County 'Sher:if+i Chico
spit station.
1 }0: C'ortinuori r~esidenti;al development is leading to dyercr�)t"aGiint4 in
'the: Chico Uri 'School nistj,"ict "{hit; g lust. be
significant imp t tr
ac.
mi't" g egt.tire.dw
t`� at�d ar aa -i �, Y . F. W,i I1 be r
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Vegetation: Oak Gr aSSI �and I 1 i m.i ted hcab it 1 Ong Comao(.
Creek/Edgar Slough, riparian, valley oak.
q.
`Wildlife Habitatz Vernal pool. -%I Ong air Slough.
Cultural Enyi.ronmertt:
IQ.
Am ogi cal snci Fii at ri cal kesourr:es i n the Ger►ea: > f li, gh.
B't.e County 'GPner al B an designation
Agricultural -Rosi dential
1:?
8.xistino Zgniog: FR -S.
13.
Existing Land "Use on-site:, Three parcels with 1 house each,
pane ,parcel with 2 mobile homes9 5itable%L and arena on lnrq(
parcel.
M
Surrounding Area:
a. Land Uscs: North and northwest: indUstr'ial, west;: ch;owch
east;; residential..
b. Zoning: FR- , A-21 M-11 FR --16O, M_2N
C. Gen. Plan designations: Aqr-icultural--ROgidential, teres
and Grazing, industrial.
dM Parcel Size's: Few at 2-1/2 to 51 n'_,, 48, !12, I,Z1 roc.
e. Popul zati on:r Sparse.
1 .
Character of Site andl Area: Adjacent to developing aroa of
Chico:.
16.
No ar°est Urban Area: City of Chico '1000 feet' went
17.
Relevant Spheres of Influence City a,� Chicmi CARD, Chico
Unified School District.
1S
Improvements Standards Urean Area; Pursuant to r4cAili.c Works.
19.
Fire Protection Service:
a. Nearest County (State) Fire,Station: Station 444 appr'og;
S miles.
b. Water Availability- Tanker truck.
; 0.
Schools _i n Area: Chico Un'i f i ed School ni str i c+t
Oray,1110, CalliQM 4 .
PAS
PRofESSiONA.f Anck E010giCAI SERVICES
'
February, 26, 1986
Butte County Planning CO
7 County Centex Drive
proville, CA 95965-3397
Gentlemen and Ladies;
Over the past week, my firm performed an archaeological records
search and an -site archaeaiogical reconnaissance of the Soar -acre per
Run Road, Chico, which he
cel belonging to Mr, Bill. Burke, 142 Honey
into two residential parcels of two -acres each.
proposes to subdivide
They are Parcels 2 & ;3, took 66, "Maps, Page'. 17 within the NE'; of Sec-
USGS topographic
tion 5,>Towu.sliip'1N, Range 2E of the Chico 7.5'
t the results of the i.nves-
uadran le. This, letter briefly suimuarizes
& y
tigation.
The records search revealed the presence of several prehistoric
well as :n
sites within a one -Mile radius of the Burke property as
in
historic -era stone fence that is presumed to exceed 50 years age,
the Archaeological Information Cen-
and which is shown on the maps at
the parcel. our ,field check confirmed that
ter at CSU, Chico, crossing
the of the stone fence that Grossed the parcel in 1977 when it
portion
was first recorded has been removed. It was noted on the 1977 Site
to be removed.;
Record that portions of the fence near Skyway were going
of that fence no longer, crosses rhe parcel
The small remaining section
in question;
'The field survey was undertaken by PAS archaeologist deal
by means of
Neuensohwaoder who traversed the entire four -acre property
noted
transects spaced; 10 meters apart. A single cultural resource Was
(as opposed to a site), Th%s,feature
and recorded as an isolated feature
of Crouch Ditch which is prominently visible on
consists of a section
the topograplii
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1'if'1,"1B;G No,
4
PI.A IT I:ipE . W�11 the propdsa resul,'t in substantial,:
.
a. xane in the tliv'exsitY 'of species o,x number
r'.
o any, species Of .plants (inccl'ua ng trees",
Crops), an aqua t�c tants) q
shrubs gran,': p,P 7 _..r.
_.
b. Reductiot of the,numbers -of arty,., unique, rare`
or endangered species of plants?
c. ; Introduction :o`� new species of plan'ts into An
, , h_
Z barrier to the normal. re lens
area f or in , p
b
mens of exist�n^ species? l
d
d. Reduction in acreage of any agra cul tux dl crop`?
�.-..
5
:�,It�(�L LITE. {4111 the proposal •result in substantial:
.
a; I nge in the divers1t, of speciesy or numbers
of any species •of ` animals;(birds ,` land animals
including reptiles,�fish and shell fish,
ben.thic, organisms or insects)?
b, reduction in the numbers of any uni;que,,, rare
or endangered species of animals?.
c Introduction of new sped es of animals into
an area . or result in a barrier to thr� migration
or movement of animals?
d,, . Deterioration to existiiig fish or �4ildlil e
habitats
6.,
NOISE. Wilthe proposal resU'l,t in substantial,;
a,. increases in existing noise levels?
.._..
b Exposure of people to severe noise levels?'.
7.
LICHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce
sig .ant lig t and glare?
8.
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a '
s •Cial alteration of the present or plannad ;
land us,e of an area.? �
9.
NATURAL. RESOURCES: Will the proposal resttl C in
—n-
ntiall
sSnLrea,se
se of an ixatural.
a.u in the gate ,of ix y
`-
res'ourrces?
b. Depletion of any non-xenewable natural,
resources?
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10.
RISK OF UPSET. Will the ';proposal ,involve•: .
aw xis • ot 0Xplo.si.on or the release o£ hdZard-
ous sxtbttaues (including,, but, not limited, to,
oil; pe8ticides, chemicals o.r xadiation) in .,the,
event of An ° accident or upset Gond ti oats?
b. possible interference with an 'emergency
response plan or eiiter'gericy evacuation plan?
ropottat alter the ]ocatlon,
POPULATION. Will, the p,
str� uaon, density, or growth rate of the: human
population
lc,
t{OUSINC. Will the proposal •affect existing' housi>g�
oxo create demand for additional housing?
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YES" MAYBE
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EARTH. Will the proprasal result in 'signa ficart,t:
a: ' –Unstable'earth conditioxs ox in cha4es ,in
geolagIc subs *ructuries ?
j�
1S .
Disruptions, displacements , c,ompaction ori
averc6ver7.ng of the soil?
C•.
c,
Change in topography ar ground surface,
relief features?
d,
struction, covering or modification.'of any,
unic{se- geologic or physical features "'?•
e.,
Increase: in wind ax water ; Kasien o so'l;s,
either on or off -sate?
f,
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
Sand's, or changes in siltation, depo .i tion
orerosion which may modify the channel p£
a river or stream or, the"bed of .the ocean -or
any bays, inlet or Lake<�
'agric
g.
Loss o7~ prime ulturally productive sails
outside designated urban areas?
'h.
Exposure of people or prapert}� to geologic '
haztllvds � as earth uakes landslides, mbd�
q
slides such
round failure or similar ha.tak°ds?
>
2.
AlR, Willthe proposal result in substantial`:
T—.
;fir emissions ox deterioration of ambient
air quality?
�
b.
The creation of objectionable odors, smoIto
or fumras ?
c.
Alteration of _air movement, moisture-► or
temperature, or any change in climato,
locally or regionally?
Vr'
3,
WATER. Will thei, proposal result in substantial:
a.
Changes in currents, or the course ox
direction of hater movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
b,
Changes in ab.so,xption rates, drainage; pattern$°,•
or the rate and amount of surface runoff?
c.
'Need for toff -site surface, drainage improve-
ments, including vegetation removal, channel-
xzati.on or culVext installation?`
d.
4
Allt n's to the course or flow of flood
weratio
waters?
e.
Change in; the amount of, surface 'Water, in 'any
water. body?
Discharge: into surface waters, al. in any
alteration of .surface v'atexquality', �.ncludang
but not limited, to temperature; di$s61,ved,'
ezygen or turbidity?
�
g.
.�.....
Alter ation of the direction or rate of flow
of ground waters'
'
h,
Chahge in the quantity, of ground waters,
either through direct additions ox.*411-
+irawal,s, or through interception -of an
aquifer by cuts or e'xcaVations i
a .
Reduction, in the amount of water' otherwise
available ' fa -r public. water supplies?,
Exposure of people or Property to water"..
oodiji, ? y :.r
,related kaa.zaxds such as fl., _
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MAYBE NO.
13,
TRFINSPORT�1T ON/CIw RCUL.4TIOIV. the ,:pxapa,sal
xesult in;
n. Geriearon of substantial addxtzonal irehicl;e°
movement.?
b. Effects on existing parking favilities oar
demand for new parking?,
C. Substantial impact on ;e:�ising: transportaati`on
systems?
d. Signi icant alterations to ras'ent 1?stterns
of circulation or. movement'_ ox eopl andJ_o°r
p
goods?
e. Alteratlons to waterborne, rail or a;ir .t:�'a.ffxc0
f. Increase in traffic hazards to, motor. ve11cles;y,
bicyclists
or pedestrians?'
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PtTI3.L�CEnVx,CES. Will the proposal have. an,.effect
A
upon, or resu t in a need for new, or altered
governmental services
a' Fixe .protection?
b. Police protection?
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c. Schools?
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d; Parks or other -recreational facilities?
«
e. �Jaintenance of public'f acilities, including
roads?
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f. Other governmental services?
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1S.
ENERGY, Will the proposal result in:
a. Use o' Substantial amounts of fuel
,or energy?'
b, Substantial increase in demand upon existing
�
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?
16.
UTILITIES. Will the ptopsal result in a''need for
new systems: or substantial alterations to the
following
a, Power or natural gas?
b. Communications systems?
c. Water availability:
_2L
d4 Sewer or 'Septic tank?
e, Storla water drainage?
£, Solid waste and disposal?
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17.
11H -ALTH, will the proposal result in.:
a, rete n of any health hazard or potential
health hazard (excluding mental health) ?
b. BXpiisure of people, to potential health
hazards
8
AESTHETICS. 10i'.l the proposal result in the
orbs ru" ct n o any
scenic vista ,or view open o
the public, ox will the proposal result i,n the
creation of an aesthetcall t f.fensive site open
to public. view?
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YEa MAYBE
NC
RC1tEATI(3AJ.t��I7 the proposal �eszllt "inn npao` ;
upon: the quality or quantity°of existing r.ecreationttl
oppoxtuxiii-le ?
D . CULTURAL RESOURCE s .
a� W� 11 t proposal result' iri the alteration
Of or, tha ddstruct ft of a prehistoric orhIistorit
archaeological sa.to'?
b. Will the .p.ropo.sal` result in adverse phy'si-cal
or aesthetic '�rl;ffects to a' prehis"tox'ic o.
'1`�ding, structure or object?
historic bu7
-
.. Does the Pr'o' Sosa7 have the potential to cause
a physicax change which vo Ia .a1fect unique
ethnic cultural values"?'
d. Will the proposal restrict enlisting r,�eligious
• n the potenti&I , mp.ac't .
or sacxesi;.l3,Sua tVx,t}l�
area
V. DISCUSSION or ,MIM RONMENTAL EVALUATION, ASS 49- 46 -It 16, 17 ,;21. , 2
Seo attached shoots.
t
t3! t €'IJ Zph ,CJt �gtjyj, 8 Nt4 hIThI EVALtSAijgN AFS 40-46-1 les, 16 p VI 121 , 21ti
ib. An ddi t onal 4 acres y4iII be overcervere.d by bui l:dirig%,I eivekrayrx
and txho acCes rroad
ta,cxez fur#acs r trno into Edgar will inceeasr4 To
orcommodAt.e tthe i.ricroa e; drainage improvements WI 11, be required by tho
Dippotrtment of Public Works, Any faci1'itie% Coristi to within or
ad xacpryt� to Eric ar k Slough have the patent .al to imaact area.; o
�err�itzv, 1xnti,-l-,.ed h��bstat»
tri« Mmithei, Edgar SloQqh nor the ' CroLkch Ditch repro%ent a
k *zod hrl and ., Dant el opment shoal: d not be located wi t ha n VW f ee't o+
r r tett r� 1 x t ch amd ICA) dot of Etc ar, Slough in order to preserve ot, i ting
drparlaqe patterns
,y; 5Wgar Slough It"uppor t s areas of limited and riparian habi-f;at.
{,fir.=u nal Poolq are One type of limited habitat found t. n -z tu. t:1oth vernal
p Ljls and riparian ve otat:ion are biologically diversep pravi,da.ng LA
supeorior'. habitat for a wide range of speciea irialudtng rare and
endanclored spode - A botanical siarvey should be conduv:ted at the time
oP :.�beiivi.sir�ra«
6 . A Large industrial arta is located west~ of the property. Noise
level-; tioner, tod by industry aot.Ald f:xce d standEard5 +or nc�, .�-~�;�r►rS1�57.�f
Lisez tr•osi dencos4 hoapit.al ts --45 CNEL indoors). The distance between
t::;n e�:isting ndtWc t;ri tl doveYapment and the residential area rom�7ins tho
S'v mtr
6: Approval of the re; one would allow consideration of an, additional 16
re,sidencE:,- from, ttic present 5« Over time, the stable% acid arena Will be
removedi Qhartginq the pastoral character of the propprt:y.
1 . D���el oprrrent �r vein d_ ponerat,e Tin additional 160 A.D.T. on -zit Tho
xriter-.est ian of Money Ritr•r and Skyway has' su fficient capacity to
aca(,,imiriodat.e addit-iona tra++ic.. PrIoperey frontage imprnvo.rmi+nt may bo
tit �,j�.xa rr 1 al onoDior ray Run Road at the parcol, map ptrtgo. z:�dt» ao zcf ety
h x« ;, , d-4, access %hot_tl d bo limited,, to Homey RLArl road
IAla Rosidential devolopm nt will increase demands +or ak.i (,)overnMon•l;.al
so vi r.—r-4s.' Fire ha-zard un-5ito is, riated' as ex t.remo. Thu r;aarost +i ro
stntion yrs 4M4, app►wo-,iirv� l.y 5: miles distant,.
14bw';. Polito protection is,,prOvlded by kl'tttto',C:ounty Sherif+ a Chi(M
slab fat at i. an.
14cc C.6nt.inuod residential development is leading to overcrowding, i. hr
th hicou Uni+i ad School 'ili strict» This sic�ria Pic nt impact rtiumt, be
mltig4tod or an E, l.K. will be required,
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Vegr Cation Daft Sra,sland, ' limited 'habitat along ;Comanche
Greek/51d, gar SToughI riparian, valley oak.
9.
Wildlife H 6itat; 'Vernal pools, along Edgar 5lat,tgh.' �}
Cultural: �n_v„-i rnMtrr�nt;r ,;
10.
.Arrchaeol og3 � al and Hi ttar�Gal f�a+s��trces a r� �:ho ar��ts High.
11.
Bette County, Qeneral Plan designation;
�1c�riottltrir-7.•�esa,dn�i �i7•.
12,
Existing I.on i ng ; FR—$.
,i3.�*ist`t�r
Land Use can site: Throb paroel with 1 tsausc eaeh,.
One parcol with 2 mobile homes, stables and arena on larc)e
parcel
14.
Surrounding Area*
r+r Land tlzetj:, North and northwest: industrial., West', church�
oast. residential
b. Zoning; FR-5, A” 22I M-i 7 r-R -1601 M"2>
c. Men. Plan do%icjnatiohs« Agri cul tural—Re ideni:ial7, Qpt'n
and Grim zingI Industrial.
ciw Parcel Sizes; Fa:w at '2 -112 to 31 ha,, 48, 1112, 131 ac.
e. Populations Sparse
I1�r.
M,4zractor o+ Site and Area: Adjacent to developing area o
Chico.,
16.,
Nearest Urban Treat City o-V Chico 1000 -femi. West.
174
Relevant 5phorez of jn+lttcncee City of Chico, C AARID, Chico
Unified School District.
l',Er.
improvemtrttz Standards Urban Brea; PUrslaant to PL-kblie'`Works.
19.
Fire Protection Service
a Noaretat County (State) Fire S�atipnz Station 1144 apprOX0
ka mi, I oz.
b. Wator Availabilityt Tanker truck.
210
Schools in Arusa; Chico Un +ied School. Di5tr'icL.
(continued)
EXCEPTIONS: (continued)
10.
A+1 foot, no access strip as deeded to the County of, 'Butte, Recorded
September_ 15, 1980, in Book 2550, Page 138, Official Records.,,
Affects Parcel I -A. �- •- ' ----• -^.. ,
11.
The 'right to construct, place, inspect, maintain, replace, remove`
and use facilities of. the types stated, 'herein, and other incidental.
purposes
In favor of: pacific Gas and Electric Qompan�= rzsl. v(' i', •� e3 phone
andeleg*;;x0;�`` Gou4ar�y
For: pop`s,; eto
1,�Les; oglesial wires, cables, etc.
.Recorded: October 21.r 1980, in Book , Pages, Official -
Records.
12.
A Deed of Trust to secure an indebtedness in the original principal
sum of $225,000.00, and any other amounts and/or obligations secured
thereby
Dated: April '10, 1981
Trustor: William Francis Burke and Phyllis Ann Burke, husband
and wife r as Community Property
Trustee: Crocker CustodyCorporation, a California corporation.
Beneficiary.: Crocker National Bank, a national banking association
Recorded- May 4, 19$1, in Book 2618, Page 6580 official Records.
Affects- this and other property '
A Deed of Reconveyance was recorded February 8, 1983, in Book 2794,
Page 410, Official Records, Said Reconveyance was nullified by a
Rescission of Reconveyance recorded March 9-5, 1984r: in Book 2922,
Page 317, Official Records.
13.
A Deed of Trust to secure an indebtedness in the original pr-incipal
sum of $225j000.0,0, and any other amounts and/!br obligations secured'
thereby'
8, 19$5
Trustor, William Francis Burke a nd Phyllis ann Burke, husband
and wife
Trustee* Crocker Custody Corporation, a California corporation
Beneficiary; Crocker National Bank, a national banking association
Recorded: April 17, 19850 under Butte County Recorder's Serial
No. 85-10969
14._
An existing road as evidenced by the Assessor's Parcel Map being
known as Horse Run Lane.'
15.
Matters affecting title to the herein described property due to the
fact that the subdivision map does not conform to,the rcord;descrip-
tion .
Affects: Parcels I and, 11
(continued)
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