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The Commission waived the reading of the Staff: F i nd i n -as Staff stated that there was a phone call from Allan Hawthorne concerned about this being approved. The hearing was opened 'to the public. Tom Wr i nk 1 e was, ask 1 ng for a var i ance to be abl e to spl i t the l ot. He stated it was too expensive o buy 1'' acre from a neighbor to do this project. He stated that there were two houses and a shied on the property, Pat Burns stated that one house was built without'a permit and he is trying to take care of the problem He is also willing to do his share on the road work that is needed. He stated he needs to split the { property in order to keep both houses. 6 i, The' hear'i ng was c1 osed. Commissioner ,;'Peabody stated they need more documentation as to what Public Works wants concerning the road. Staff stated that if the variance is approved the app'li'cant would have to apply for a land division and the road requirements would be kh,nwn at that time Commissioner Lambert stated she would ,have a problem 'making the findings to approve this request. She was concerned with there being no mitigation measures for Fish and Game. r i'oner Lynch asked if there was actually less property than what was 1 fisted (18.36) because of the property -being split by the road. i Tom Wrinkle told staff the small part on the other side of the road was not ter. Burns' property, Has moved by Comm i sis i oner Lambert, seconded by Comm i as i oner Peabody .and carried for denial as follows: A. Find that the requirements of CEQA have been completed and Considered; and a. FinO that there are no special circumstance, applicable. to the property including s i ze y shape, topography location or surroundings, that the strict application of this chapter does not deprive the property of prix.,4leges enjoyed by other property in the v.i c i n i ty and under i dent i.ca l zoning classifications because the only existing ;smaller parcels` were created prior to the FR -10 zoning and the applicant currently enjoys privileges of two or three dwelling un i its on ,,a parcel, othiers, under the same zoning are only allowed one; and a" Deny the Variance to minimum lot size that would al tow the creation of two 9.18 acre parcc i s in ai-+ FR -10 zone (1 0 aures mini mum) on the east side of Hell town Road, AP 11-40-04 C'Pat Burt -is). AYES; Commissioners Lambert, Lynch, ,Peabody, and; Chairman Walter ABSENT, Commissioner Forbes Chairman Walter did not want to set a precedent for sub -standard size parcel frommissioner Lynch stated the Commission was constrained by State law on hew they could teak e their findings for a Variance. id r FILENUJ' , AP 11-40-04 i BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS _ October 29, 11967 APPLICANT: Pat Burns OWNER: Same EdUEST: Variance to m i n i Chum lot size to 'allow twc, parce l :5�Of 9.18 acres AP NO.» 1 1-40-04 SIZE: 18,36 acres LOCATION: On the east s de of Hslltoiqn Road, approximately 1 mile north of Centerville Road, West of ParG�dise EXISTING Z ONING: R-10 ZONING HISTORY: Zoned FR -'10 -27/7e SURROUNDING ZONING: FR -10 to the nor -ti -i, east and south, - t FR -5 400 feet to the pgast. SURROUNDING, LAND USE: Rural res i dent i �j 3 uses,+.0 the tiorth a sauth" and west, 'vacant to the east, GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Agr i cul turd 1 Residential APPLICABLE REGULATIONS: Butte Counts COO 24-112.2 and Gore ritGieni Code Sect i .r,r 6590 COMMENTS RECEIVED: —Ub l i c Works : "RoadHtay reconstruction o , We l � 1 t����t � F,.x.�d 'i tae requirement o t: division of properrty� . "' a ErI 1 r,.;nmentr-:! Heal i ° "i , Prov i de for 0-te house built; without an approved disposal ,s�s'bet,t_ e 'permit `r t approved viater su l IAF? fvr, zlsewa���: oh Fit^ce 1 1 .' P- Prov i de n house on Parer l l on Parce 1 1 or conver•ly to storage , l ;rK 0ve 2nd dwe I I Ing build in, y , C7er�srtm�nt ai:' F'e�restt^ � 'Neciet i Ye impact on Fire CepartmPn b M++ BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING CaFYMISSION STAFF FINDTNGS, -''October ;�9, 1187 Coi_rntShe-- r! .0 ,. "'The primaryimpact on law en i'or��rll�n� wcu l d be an increase 1 n dens i ty wh i ch would increase oxr l 1 s,� forthis 'case taking away from existing levels of ptld service,. increased response t l mes stow l d be ] aW enforcement. i t i arta 1 1 y ro�.atine patrol in, this- area and necessary, due to the lack of a priority of calls«" �rtment of Fish and Game. See letter attached Ah!_ ALWYSI;�« This is a request for a'variance to minimum parcel;{ creat 9.18 acre ze to a l 1 ow the ion of two parcels in an FR-1Q zone. The request is being made to legalize a dwelling that was originally constructed without the benefit of ginaly originally. had'-three dweilin9s on ii- building Permits. The parcel # # on the exh i b i t mz3 These are i nd 1 cited as house '41 applied for e Building permits -C;or house 41 have now been Building permits to convert house #2 to storage have been i sued, but not, final . This (-rouse teas not occupied at, the site inspection. House #3 has some building code,viola�ionstirne of the permits have been issued but not final to correct the Bullding ' problems. `st of the. Parcels fn this area that acres. Theme are two 7«b are zoned FR-1D are over n acre parcel, r 1 . created in February 1 978 a This was 4 ,just; to the north that were the FR-10 zoning, months pr 1 or, to the adop,t;;1 on o f` There does not appear to be anything unique or ur•tusua 1 w i th thl s parcelthat- variance. woUl d meet ,the requ i red, f nd i ngs for a It should be noted that He 1 1 town improvement. The Butte County BoardoSupervisors substandard and in need of any future land division will have to has irldicated that Provisions for- road improvements. address the Woad problem and make REL`0M%1ENDAT_ S_ A Find than the requirements G'or CEraIF� have been considered; and completed and. B. Find that there are no spec i ,�jl c1 rcumst.anc e�;s a 7 property including sizes shape Fp1icabla to thQ surroundings, that the strict application , 'toPooraphy, 1 goat i cin err~ deprive the p_g of this pi�tapter does not Property o f pr i v i 1 eggs enjoy,, by o tl`ter the v i r i n i ty and under i dent) ca l z Pr IOparty i m zoning ng c l ass i f i cra t ions because C. Deny the Variance to minimum e lot size that cr�;at i ca on f two. 9.18 acre wr�u 1 d a l l aw the Parcels In an zone t l o acre r i i BUTTE COUNTY P1 ANN I NG COMMISSION STAFF' FINDINGS - October 29, 1987 M11 n i mum) on the east side o f He1 1 'toW�n Road, AR s) . 11-40-04 ( Pat. If L*he planning 1 ss 1 on ' can 'find f'hai� �. to l�ute County Code Section 2� a hardship p rJt,- k� , i � appropriate to; .`49 and Government Code thorn t Would bPursue A. Find that the requiretttents far CE(A have been com 1 a Negative Declaration with mitigation measures; mPlOted`and adopt B. Find that there nd are s citrcumstances property i rtc l including i n g s i ze� � a 1 applicable to the surroundings that the strict a shrape, topography, location or- the property of pplication of this chapter de rives privileges enjoyed' by Other p vicinity and under identical zoning 'classiflr�ations because Property i n the and C. Approve the Variance 'to minimum lot size to a110 two 9.18 acre parcels 1n an w the creation of Recreation - 10 mare �R'"1d Zoning district (,Foothill minimum) on AP 11-40-04 (Pat Burns), to the 'allowing conditions being incorporated subject the parcel map: as requirements of l Meeh the requirements of the Butte, Count Public Works with respect to the reconstructo�aremen of Road. ' l l town 2 Contact a qualified botanist botanical Suriro vey. determine the need for a time of recordation r hab tat, �• Fav applicable dee mial Paice fee in offeo% alt thn on of the final parcel .map.„ � • place a note on t') prehistoric r or final map that states: ,Should any historic cultursl during project tsperat r,ons all workmateri'al s be encountered pending Orr i nspec,t i on o f theu i d cease immediately gist.fr qualified archaeoIo r site and Materials by 5. F i nci the building Permits that harve been i $su�rd f a, r House 1 42 (to convert to stora e ) and 1-louse #3 ( for repairs) . 6• Designate on the final the centerline of all int erm'tten0tfstream�lding setback from 7.plicant must also comply with all other a and local stat Utes, ordinances and re ul ti'ler SFpl i cabl e State S STATE Ob CALIFORNIA.—THE RESOURCES AGENCY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, OOVernor DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME - REGION 2 1701 NIMBUS ROAD, SUITE A ptiffl* Cu. Planning CORMRANCHO 1r1`MD 4 CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA 95670, (916) 355-7020 OCT OMVA40, COW0104 OCT -? 1987 Mr. Craig Sanders, Planning Technician }butte County Planning Commission 7 County Center Drive Oroviile, CA95965-3397 Dear Mr. Sanders.- The Department of Fish and Game (D'epartment). has reviewed the , Tentative Parcel Map (TPM) for Pat °Burns, 'a Proposal to divide 'acres 18.36into two parcels of 9.18 acres each. The. TPM site is located on Helltown Road near Centerville, Butte County. 'The TPM site is within a portion ofI'the'East Tehama deer herd's t,ritcal winter range that has been already impacted by parcels Less than 20 acres and is within further an area wnere development of the deer range is possible with mitigation measures, The Department has recommended that the But, -e County Board, of Supervisors adopt a series of mitigation measures for migratory deer. The assessment of a mitigation fee would be appropriate for deer and establishing a 100 foot and 50 foot setback buffer. � ,"� � - permanent aloe each side of all n't a,nd intermittent streams Would be appropriate to protect the streams' fish and wildlife values. However, until the Board has the opportunity to adept and implement our mitigation measuresa we recommend the use permit be denied. If we can be of further assistance, plea's', contact Patricia Perkins, Wildlife Management Supervisor, telephone (916) 355-7010. Sincerely, i7 dames D. Me,ssersmi,th Regional Manager f COUNTY Or, liu'C.f,T;' IiNVI'RONMEN`1'AL CIMCKLTSr a.C)Ii11 +i (to be ccnipletecrby 1, al;eric,y) Log It 87-04-27-04 T . 13ACKGROU14D AP tt 11-40-04 1. Name of proponent PAT $ }?NS,• ' proponent p t app I crib l 0) 1, Address- or roaorac.rat �ar,cl re resentat.�tVc. (i _. Leena 14gAt 23 Blake Nven: e 5437 Black Olivo Drive Corra]a.tgs, CA 95076 Pa:.ad;.se, C"A 95 . Project tilc:�cr aptTon Variance it. MANDATORY 11N1afNGS 01' 'N'l1 ICANC�1s Y1iS P9nY131i NO a. Does 1 -ho projoct hravo tho potential to degrade alar. quality of` t.he'unvironment substiantialiy rechtcp, the habitat or a 1'kh or wildlife :species, cause a 1'15;h or tvi tdl i fu population to drop below set f. Sustaining Ievoh; , threaten to eliminate a plant or tnimat coinuinnitti•, reduce the Tir:lmberor restriCt'thc ranije t.l a 'r�ary tir endangered plant or animal or ,:rl iminatc important examples of thea major periods of Cn3if`oini;1 history or prehiStcary7 1;. hogs Iiia projoct have the potential to achy •re hcrt - fit bone,'i t,, to the detriment- cif' lora-term, envirorrm+ ttal Tcralt '.' (A short-term impic:t 4on the c°nvironr,-nt is one which oc ours in a .rotative;J)r brie)' p riod rat' time while long-term impacts will endure into the Dow,, the projuc't Jinvu impacts which are IT divide- l imit;ed, but cumulatively considerable? (n l°jr;)jvc:.t may impact on two or moro, separate resources where, thu impact on each resource :is relatively, serail, by whor, the Orrect Of the total. of those impact.; ori the environment is -ir,niriceant.l , 14, th" prajoct have cnvi-rwimenttal errects whi,cla t.i3_ au_c :;uT,statttial aiiveraa: eff(ets oat Jaulniln k ings, cI, of II,vCtIy rir ino] irevt1y T T f . 111; i T PJ,NATTWI: (To he comp etacl by the Lead Agency) tta, ter: basis. ol Oris, initial evraltaation: 1,'ItiI, 1. inkl thv proposed pro.jec t Coll LD NOT 1 Have a s 1g13 i ric ant 0froc r nri the en i_ronnient, and a NTGATIVU 01;C,LARA7ION terif1 ,be prepared. f/WE find that although the pruposekl 'project con1d have a signi'fi- cant c"i'rr{cton tho environmvnt, t'hrre will not be a signiriratnt O'feet in 111h; cn4e 17echti.se the MITTCrATTCTN MEASURES dcscrfhed on the, attaciiocl shoot have been .rade; to thcr pr•ojcik:Lt. A NT;C;A'1'1V1- IaT:+ IIAPA1 ION will by TiropTar•ed, f'iu,l t,hc proposoll I)rojec•t 41A)' havo a significant 'c:fravt o17' oto. unci an 11NVI RONMENTAL . f MPAC T RrWwr is required. DA'fI.: September 21, 1987x _... COUNTY (11T 13U"IT', PLANNING Ti1PA1t'IT1T.M f3 C. Craig San rs, Planning Te ` nician. Reviewed by.. MONSOON ... y IV. ENVIRONMENTAL &S In fY�4µ.�. �� and tV ,y 11 T iars ,an mar e answers are requa. red �4 ';M��;led.st7,e On . ,, E.A'I'fd. Wilk. 'fi he YES r , p e.posal. result ill si,gxlificarlt � T -Unstable MA"�" NO -7 earth ounditiojas or in changes in geologic substrtctures? b. Dit uptior dispiacements, compaction or Qyerc:over° 7f 'thy ;soil'? c Change e In , )gr aphy or, ground surface relief features? d. Destruction, coveringo,r modi.fir:4'tian of any � -unique geologi: or physical features? e„ -Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off-site? f. Changes in deposition o . t;rosion of. -"beach s;llnds„' or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion wtich may moda fy .the channel. ,of a river or stream or the bed .,of the ocean or any bay, inlet of l,aF e” g. Loss of prime-agri.ctlltural:l,y productive soils outside designated urban areas? iY. Exposu" oa peaPle Or property to geologic hazard; ,uch as earthquakes, landslides, mud= ' slides, ground 4aijur'e* or similar hazards'? Z. AIR. Will the proposal result in substantiial: a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of objectionable, odors, smoke or flares? C. Alterratio; of air movement, moisture, or -- temperature, or any change in Climate, locally or regionally? 3. WATER:. Will the proposal result in substantial: 5.. Changes in currents, or the course of direction of wa•t,,r movements in ei-cher r-a.rine or fresh waters?l b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surfa.cr, runof?' C. Need for off-site surface drainaUeimprove- ncludIng vegetation removal, channe'l.- ization or culvert installati.on? d. Al i«er ations to the Course or flow of flood waters? e. Change in the amount of surface: water in any rater body:' f. Discharge into surface waters, or in any alteration 04' s•rirf°ace. water, quality, including but not limited to' temperature, dissolved axy99n or turbidity? g. Alteration of the directiml or rate of flow of ground waters? h. Change in the quantity or quality of ground walcers, either through direct additions, or with dra.wals , or through inter. oeption of an aquifer by cuts or excavations: ? x. pied in the amount of water otherwise available o:4, public water supplies? Exposure of people or property to weter related hazards such as flooding? �, -2- r YES MAYBE NO " 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION„ Will the proposal result In: a.. Generation 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 to present pa --,.erns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods?• e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bi.cy<:li.sts or pedestrians? +� 14. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect upon, or resu t in a need _for new or altered governmental services a. Fire protection? b. Police protection? c. Schools? d, Parks or other recreational, facilities?, e. IIai.ntenance of public facilities, including roads? -- C— f Other grvernmen"-al services? _ 15. ENBAGY, Will the proposal result in: - fuel.or energy?, a, Use of substantial amounts ogy ,�., .�.. b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? 16. UTILITIES, Will the proposal, ,,,WyA-Y'V't .`.►�'r' 'K Beed :I=on: new systems; or substantial alterations to the following: a.Power or natural gas" b .' Communications systems? C1. Water availabil ityw _L d. Sewer or septic tank?' . Storm water dra nage? f. Solid waste and disposal? 17. HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in a. reatlon of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental health)? _ X 'b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards? 18. AESTHETICS,' Will the proposal result in the o5st—t rllct ,c -n 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?. -4 YRS MAYBE Hfl 4. PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial: a., C tinge in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, and aquatic plants) `? shrubs, grass , crops, b, Reduction of tine numbers of any uYxiq xe, rase or endangered species or plants? Introduction of new species of plants into all c. area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- ment of existing species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural1+. M � , :TOP? A�IMAL Pr(EB. Will the proposal result in substantial, a�,a.nge in the diversity of species, or numb��.� species of aitima.a; (birds, land anitut'i..q of any including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthie organisms or insects)? b. Reiucri.on In the numbers of any unique, rare rail endanger ed species of animals' Introduction of new species of animals into c. an areai T result in a barrier to the migration � - c�an.i,mals? �� move'me�t�, of emeaton to exist] g fish or 'wildlife d. � try h ab�.Deter.n. ~ 6. NOISE. wills. the proposal re:jtalt 1n ,ubstantial. levels? a, incTeases in exi.st1,19 a0i6c b. Exposure of peOT)le to severe noise leva7,s? 7 , LIGHT ANLL f LARE Will the pf-,)posal. produce ': sign- ----i i s a.n h t and g 1 a.r rye �---� 8. LA14D USE, Will the iro os aj result in a sub ial alt,rration of tile present or, planned land use Of a.n area',' 9„ NATURAL RBSoURC_E'J:' will the proposal result in ase the rate of rise of any natural a. increase resources? b. Depletion of any n,on-rdnewable natural -- - rdsources _. 10. }DISK OF UPSET, Will Ilio proposal involve: expl.r.1sion or the release of hazard- a. A risk ous substances (in,;7,ud ng, but not limited to, or Iradiation) in the oil, pesi cid s, .hemical.s accident o -A upset conditions? event of axl b. Possible interference Frith art emergency plan? response plan or emergency evacuation 11. POPULA TION, Will the proposal alter' the location, rate of the human a sariut-on, density, or growth population? 12. ROUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing, housing? w or create a demand for adjitional ` 3 nnn�srnlm4nML�mA�MM..... YES,1�E hfU ,osal TesiAlt in an, impact 19. RECREATION, Will the prod rere.os�a1 or of e isti .g u an the quality quantity P F y opportunities? T; t w. 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES. in the al.texat'bil 11. t e pro" sal result of or t]Ie d%astruction of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? Baca] in. hoz b. Will the proposal result t adverse effects �o ,a prehistoric � - ax aesthetic historic building, txucture or object? have the potential to cause c. Does the px•aposal. a physical change which would affect unique eihlitheupxapas.alltL'Talaxes tricC existing religious potential OTsacred uses Within the xnp ac t area? V. DISCUSSION' OE P.NVIR0NAIENTAI ' E-VALUAI'ION AP 11-40a04 See attached. d .i • AP t;�tiSG SS'ION OF EIVVTROi*U+4Ei�iTP�L EVALi1RTIdN .1;ed or, ii;., Sti+i1v1dun I b y i `Tile parcel ai ready bras :two ;,ones construct or disrtal�i;lt�rr di^ 1 vt✓ways are { n p l ace. Tic+ add i tl ot�sal .ovei^co �occut^ from w i der t 1 I'01 anti ori rated from this pro.Ject except what; may He I t sawn Road. i s w i th t o a t'�loder ox r mater y- m 1 "I r y a -e Eartiiqual. rn _en i I lh� A11 of Butte County + is 1ocated,appr done VIII. The subject;propertY a ;fault system of unlmown` +„I.lvity. northeast of the Tuscan I�lo o Un i form Building Coc1e standards i car Gonstru "t, I on of buildings a otec'�'” 1 or. to ' i stat i ca I l y amt i ve areas Shaul d Provide adeG+aate I r se act 1i tY r`'es i der^ts in case of se l sm i s high botan i c a I sensitivity. o act located i r� an area o {.bc 'l h i s Project 1 ants ar known, tc� c�cct,.tr 1 rr the s • ec i es Of rare and enc��r�` GG"' ed' p Some species Butte Creek Canyon arca. t, property i 'i ocated v= i th I n c r 1 t i ca l w l rater deer l; gid: Tl e subject p Clue to existing smal 1 p habitat for the East Tehama Creet, Herd .o the . col lection oi" the Caepartment of Kish and'�ame has indicated that sizes in the areal subject e development�of"this area is acceptab'te� dpvelopmen t toes and design of a SG -root buffer along each std of all intermittent streams Ce1�eral Plan indicate that The pr�l 1 c i as the Butte County ar ce I s are appropriate n agr i cul tt.tran-besmet . i Those 20 -acre min p rte c~ mairata:ned approved road areae unless Criteria sever as different n adequately nal criteria to ire c.ond'i t I anal r t tel i and adequate 3' i re protection , The nearest access to the property w�nr areas of substandard road. 1'2. m i l es away o criteria station is approximately ear to meet the conditional As such, the project does not app des1gnation» i the: Agri cul tura l- Res, i dent! al General P 1 an Hell town Road 15 a Boar^cl I3caf: As noted In Items 8 and 11 above city. The Butte County substandard road that is of marginal cap Must area. See the as stated that Helltown Road nm�st be improved before of Supervisors h ilshed Board of. Supervisors. f urthei^ land d i v i s i ens can be accornp attached verbatim statement from th.- e constructs: ,i as a rY 1 air: This Pro 1 is in an area where public seretces are very of 1 i m i ted . Though no new res l dances will b Pet, the exist 9 ns3 homes, area in will police i ghprottect i or�OraemeroencY this prod e virtually substandard r^o=rd and a for any emergency services i ces will have h i g services. The r^equ as'Improved just to response times':1 Ke rozrd needs to be widened an serve tine ex i st i n�_� homes i s i ocated i n an area of high e archaeological by q the sub.�ect IaropertY r sen5itivit�,�y.tj An archaea'l Gg I cs l records search 5hor..t l ectp tot en rat survey ,lay be required red sr.tb� _ tl7e {le�ri:heast i,n+ormat ia1 n Center 1 n tl-re Anthropology CBIJC . An archaeo 1g t c recommendation. Now I # 11 -4U^04 4 P! Ec nt: pa'., k3urns Log UA rA SHEET A. Pe^a 'ect �esc�r i a� n parcel Size . 1f Type of Project, Variance to minimum p el �1�e Brief aescr pt i or', : Variance to l Ci -acre m i n i mtam parr -^ 2. 9.18 --acre parcels- _3000 to allow two approXimai*e'1Y 3. Location - east side of Hal 1 fawn (�aad, east of C e6tery 1 l l e Road' i n the Sul rr e k:reel�, Cti t tYr�n Leet northt� area Oast of Chico- :l�ev�! opment 9 acres 4. Propo!�ed Clens I tY' unit- Impervious Surfacit�= l�iinimal �".,- . Amor.. t of Imp Prop fronts an 6. Acces and l�leareSt public Road( s ? M He 1 1 t(,,gin {Mead - t i Individual sepe Systems. 7. lwlett hod of So�;a0e Disposal"- Ind i v i dual wells. 8. dour^cls of Water sopp `� ° s To prOPet'ty • t None 4>of Power Line and levelopre gy p^otim or further land divisions 10» potent m l i f . under' ex 1 ,�t i n9 zan 1. E�ii~on�1�Se n��� Ohms �` c� a J Fa_v_.,i ronff __nt 1 Terrain Foothill canvcnlands• U tl�o slopes with maria areas over gra 1 'i'apo9f"'at"'h i c Character'. = b. Slopes' General 1 Y l U "'- es cin ' h i l l tops andciine areas I: f 1 attar rs300p feet above Sea Level a. Elevation= fr Approximately d. Limiting Factor's : areas of steeper, s l crp'es . ks 2, Soils trot l e i gh (land flow ands 1 w a. Types and characteristics; �oi1 Series, �anerally well drained with moderately permeability- 910" perrrteab i 1 i tY b„ Limiting Factors: areas 01 moderately and shallow Soils. a Hazards of the Land Naturl Zang a, Earthquake Zone: oderate Earthquake luteus i ty '4111. b Erosion potential lFigh a w Landslide Potential . I lad erate. d. Fire Hazard High - e. Expansive Sol' Potertti-al d ^ the 4 Nydrol00Y r. Tributaries of Butte Creel. travetse a. Surface relate property . b. Graundwa tdr. Uhknown. c. Drainage Character^ i st i cs Property drains to on-site dt^a i nageway�z thence southugesterl y to e0tte Cr—eek. d. Annual Rainfall ' (normal)". 45-50 e. Limiting arr i t i ng Factors Setbacks from drainage lays, erosion ' potential. V i .suM /Scenic Quality; Good. 6 Acoustic Quality: Good 7,. Air Quality; Good. 3i,ral 4� eat Environment. 8 llegetat 1 on : Va 1 l ey Oak s 9. Wildlife Habitat.- Critical win'; er deurhabitat: f'tar' the Ea?�t Tehama Beer Herd txlt►�y. al Envie: onmg.Qt. 1C1. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: High sensitivity area. 11. butte County General Plan des i gnat! on'. AgricuIturai-Residential., 12. Existing Zoning: FR -10«'' 13;. Existing Land Use on--sitez Two single-family residences, barns, outbuildings. '14 Surrbund i ng Area: a. Land Uses: Scattered single-family dbgel l i ngs at rural densities. b. Zon l rig, FR -5, FR -101 FR -40. c. Gen. Plan designations' Agricultural -Residential and Grazing and Open Land. d. Partel Si zesM Generally, '10 -acre parcels to th ; west with some 5 -acre and smaller parcels scattered throughout; 35- to 100—acre parcels to the south with some scattered smaller homes i tes i '10- to 40 -acre ,parcels -to the north and east. e. Popul et i c n - Sparse 1.5. Character of Site and Area: Rural canyon bottom. '16. Nearest Urban Area; Chi ccs e approximately '12 miles. 17. Relevant Spheres of Influence: None. I S,. Improvements Standards Urban Area," No, 19. Eire Protection Service„ a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station Fair Street Station #44 in Chico. o. Dater Availability: Fire tankers only. 20. Schools in Area • Chico co Unified School District. _g- . , 1 I-Am, Supervisor Fulton: Well, Madam Chair, I am going to move this action but I'm going to I want to precede it with a comment. This particu4r orbal,Butte creek Canyon, is the road which is known as'Holltown ,Road 14 very narrow, is a road with some very dangerous curves in ,it and while we know that the county cannot provide any money to improve,this road it is a very dangerous, road, and, the more people that are on it, the more dangerous' it gets. A couple of the property owners, namely t-ir. Cheal and Mr. Busick, have indicated an, interest 'it7 getting some of their awn equip- ment together and getting together with the neighbors and attempting to improve the road. Our Public Works Department has suggested that we 'might provide some advice, if not anYthing else, so that all I want to do is say that when this particular rezone or'any others come back for lot splits, and so on, I'm going to expect that those neighbors will have gotten together by that time and have decided to do something about the road. That is to say that appllication for further splitting clown there should really address that road problem -- realignment of it, or, whatever and some consultation with our Public Works Department for advice, ,t; least. And I would hope that neighbors would get together and, with that preface in the record, I would find that the requirements Of CEQA have been completed and considered in making this decision: and adopt a negative declaration and find that the proposed rezone does conform to the policies of the Butte County General plan and adopt an ordinance for 100 acres,r more or less, to FR -5 for Assesor°s ''i'arcel,s 63--02r-23i 38-,39-22--17, 51-41-01., 31, 03,' 041 05, 08, 51-41-.10, 11,. 1.3, 14, 15 and 16, Abbie Lauer r .. { of fo Co. pldrinill0q COMM A PLICATION FOR VARIAN r BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION APR 2, () 1987 Or�i+,ilta� ��6ifarna ` APPLICANT: _Read and follow instructions as set forth on attached sheet. elloI Phone Applicant's Name — No. m ��"ei� licant'sMail g ess x Applicant's in Addr, Applicants interest in property (Owner, lessee, other)_0-'f --- , Owner's Name and Address -----~--~ W--~----- 0ontaot PL son for Project (!f other than applicant) CVJ Assessor's Parcel Numbers) q Q ��'"f Present Zoning W r` .', Location and size of pareei(s) 4C •- street address -- -' — for travel to (rural and mountainous areas oni'y)-Ak 1,?"eqr` Directions property _J ' Type of variance requested: Lot area or building site Mobile home size Lot width Parking requirements Front yard setback Livestock requirements ._ Side or rear yard setback _ uign requirements Other (specify) -- CS special cum eess ( fer to instruction No. 6 on attached sheet) Dascription� t proposed use and ason for vac(ance because �, .. J G1. - a Description of existing land use , y� �' ,� Existing proposed sewage disposal method 5 -�p /� �7 � Proximity of power and phone lines;t1g�� 1J dO A.7C-f fA. 911 Water source:: ProximitY of water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc.)-_ Proximity Will be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate) - excavation or grading List and describe any other related permits and other pti lic'approva.ls require for this mjeot, including those required by city, regional, State and Federal agencies:, r r The following questions pertain Only, to variances to the minimum par'ce'l size required within 1110 Y.nr11ng dlstrIct:' ENVIRONMENTAL. IiMPACTS AND MITIGATIONMEASURES* Identify potentially significant environmental impacts associated with the variance. What Projo(It design features or special conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential environmental 111111hots7 ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING* ,...J Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, y plants and _J animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. Describe any existing structures oh the site, a1 :he use of the structures, C f,irc� Hca/ tQr/ a-2.'�Siff„Glr0, Describe the surrounding, properties, Including information on plants and animals and GnY cultural, 11Worloal or scenic aspects, Indicate the type; of 'and use (residential, commercial, Oto,), intensity of land use (WI11'(jl0_family, apartments; shops, depart - Ment stores, etc,), alto -;ale of development (height, frontage, setback, rear yard etc.), f��,r *Use separate sheet for to ger responses. �* ,,d�ryryj04 e, I I 7-A �d Epi.. I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have read and understand the instructions and that the foregoing statements a P y ledge and ballet, re true, cpm late and ccrreot to the bestof m .know Date r--- Applicant's signature bate Property owner', signatilre Variance ntmrober o Rec+uesk: Variance -Q , -C Cv r'; .c cI ' a`t/ � �.� Location and size ^of parcel(s): located on ,he e , C-9 , b A.P. Nlvrer(s) vr' � Zoning and Requrrernents I �'r Ownership Location Description Proof ?)f Agency (if needed) — _ dt:upfes 09 Plot Plan W cfa Date Received. $ 3 $�Receipt Number h r Application Taker. By W' U. A.. Ci fiAlIft w INSTRUCTIONS TO VARIANCE APPLICANTS 1, If applicant is not the owner, written authorization by the owner or other proof of agent must b mitten in order for the applicant to legally sign the application. Application shall be considered void if not signed by the owner or legal agent, Y e sub - 2. All Mems on application shall be filled in as completely as possible, !f an item is not applicable y e term "NA" , please' Indicate b th 3. It is important that the applicant supply a r accurate description of the location of the pro posed including the following: p. project, a• Assessor's parcel number(s) (from the tax bills or Assessor's Maps), b. Street addresses (if available)„ c. Distances and directions to named streets, bodies of water or railroads. 4, Twenty (20) copies of a detailed plot p(att of adequate scale to clearly show Proposed bt improvements, folded to 8% x 11 inches, shall accompany and be made part of the "Appiiution fol• Vari- ance". The plot plan shall include the following information: p 111ingy and ra a. A scaled drawing of the pa, cel(s) boundaries. b. Location and dimensions of all existing and proposed improvements on the property, includ- ing buildings, driveways, parking areas,ayells, septic tanks and leach fields, C. Later and railroads. and name of borderi water ng streets, access roads, nearby crossroads, streams, bodies of- d. North arrow and scale of drawing. 5. The "Application for Variance" is subject to public hearings and approval by the Planning � Any special conditions of approval on the applicant, The procedues for County �ac font on variance ap licati "coCommission. � approved Variance and shall be binding of the Butte County Code, p ons are stated in Chapter 24 G. VARIANCES from the terms of the zoning urdirlance shall be granted only when, becau se t"Gli st0cesr ppliif he zoning ble to the property, including size, shape, topography, location or surroundings, ngs, ti e deprives s such property of privileges enjoyed by other property in the vicinity and under identical zoning classification. Any variance granted shall be subject to such conditions as will assure that the adjustment orized zhall not constitute a grant of special privileges inconsistent with the limitations upohl rthererebyauro. parties in the vicinity and zone in which such property is situated.Arry such condition irnposed upon issuance of a variance merit ba related to the use of the property for which the v?-iance is regl:rrsted, A varianre shall not be granted for a parcel of property which, authorizes, a use or acti0ty which Is otherwise expressly authorized by the zone regulation governing the parcel of property, not 7• Applicat+on fees as of in cash or by check rnade payabie to "Treasurer of ,butte County,% - p""�' Fees may be paid 8• Sofore ion requi y a varnts, Cc;e application, applicant is requ-ted t,✓ viscuss with staff all questions application requirements, COunty i)rocedul•es, zoning provif _ns and "s w ,, about "special circurn,tanc��a . -35-33.. 11--40-03 'll -40-25', Robert PulkerthAllen P.O. Box 3755 Harthorn ! 13501 Hrthon Rd. Stephen McConnel Chico, CA 95927 J Chico, CA 95928pGG Marina Drive l Nap4jo CA 94558 11-35-35 i 11-40--04 Doug Lov 1,�454rHelltown Rd. Patrick Burns P.O, SlOrra West Surveying g 54.17 Black Chico CA 95920 Box .4688 Chico, CA 95927 Olive Dr. Paradise, CA 95969 11-3•-,36 Michael Oliver P.O,. Bax 514 Forest Rahc`h, CA 95942 11-37-17 f` Henry Pieger �I 11-40-04 402 Montana Ave, Apt. 42 l Patrick Burns Santa Monica, CA 90403 2:; Blake Avenue C(,rralitos, CA a II-37-2.�, etr. j 11-40-05 { Erie Esc hen 1142 3roadway Uosette Schmidt a Chico, CA 95926 t 1220 Elliott Rd. 35 Paradise, CA. 95969 ll_ , • -45 Robb Cheal 407 W. 9th Street Chien, CA 95"28 11-37.45-06 11-40-09, etc. Brian Kingdom f 1.3631 S�elltr�wn :itch. • Virginia Se�.zer 12a5 Chi i co CA 959,.83 l v }: P4a:c:oren. Ur. Ukiah, CA 95482 11-37-46, et^. 11 -40-09-6 l ,Mary_ Leonard 1 '.Pio. Box ry�lay � � ! Gerlati.h NV 39412 �> ; P-0- .C' a lJ a Bots. 3 �,:S a Box Chico, CA 95927 1 i 11-40-1, etc. Mary Kaems 12a 3rd St. NE 'Centerville Cenletery ' Ti� Was DC 20ap? x,3939 Cen��?rvi�.le �t�. Cham, CA 95926 11-40-014' I 11-40-24 p. Anthony Anthony Santos I�w P,0- Box !:2 4 8 Wall er Schafer ry Chico, CA 95927 5`,`)7 N"imshew Run Lane Chico, GA 95928 I l r �g,A'N, I ... 1 i t s. ,nig ' Save Counto, PLANNING COMMISSION COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE: 538.7601 October 30, 1987 Pat Burns 23 Blake Aaenue Corralitos, CA 95076 Re: Use Permit, AP,11-40-04 I Dear Mr. Burns: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held October 29, 1987, your request for a Variance to minimum lot size to allow tvio parcels of 9.18 acres orx the east side, of Helltown Road, approximately one milenorth of Centerville ROC61,y west of Paradise, was denied. Should you desire to appeal this decision you must do so; in g� writin with the appeal fee of $75.00, to the Clerk of the Hoard of Supeinrisors, 25 County Cerate- Drive, Oroville, CA, prior to the expiration of the 8' -day appeal period which is at 5:00 p.m.,, Friday, November 6, 1987. Should you have any questions egarding this matter; please contact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 Sincerely, N A 4 K1' CiH�"P Director o1 PlLnning BAK/sjs cc: Sierra Vest Surveying, 5437 Black Olive Drive, Paradise . f tlounfq suite, PLANNING COMM,SSIC-N 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE r QROVILI-C, CALIFOR141A 95965.3397 PHONEi 538.7601 October Z1,, 1987 Pat Burns 23 Blake Avenue Corralitos, CA 95076 Re:Use Permit, AP 11-40-004 Dear Mr. Burns: Inclosed is a_copy' of the Staff V ,:dings concerning your application for a Variance 'a minimum lot s3; allow two parcels of 9.18 acres in, an FR- zoning district locatr,. ,A the east side of I3elltciwn Road, �- Approximately 1 mile north of Cent.,".ille`Road, west of Paradise. A public hearing has been set fatOctober 29, 1983sors', 10:30a.r. County mis eeting will be held in the Board of Center Drive, Oroville,, California. The Planning Commission recommends that the applicant or their author'i'zed representative, be present at the hearing to respond to any questions the Commission may have, In the event that no one will represent the applicant, ph=ase e intact the Pianning office prior to the scheduled public hearing Shouldyou have any questions regarding this matters please contact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 P.M. sincerely, i�. A. Kircher Director of Planning Craig; B. Sanders Planning Technician CBS:1 Enc; cc: Sierra West Surveying o.�n. .no^�osainn ria+ a /r r '�* r ,Y Illi DWl l 1.7ON� INr ! r x r w{.� -• 1�n �.l' > r ���t�E��� hnn lusr ; r /�li•s 1 �, \a' s , tSn / IYY ' lj,nrt`'; �"' �., f%�.� �; � CR,S�a..� � ,f\I,. ~'. ✓ W'�'yl t/ e. r �•,• eT (OHASSET ! t:s LOVELOCK 4 n '5 f: (" ;t T; 'yr : 4` I' ' ,6a: Y ! t{ N 11 Ar' .4 r 4O EST v S � d ti ! RAN( �'r�o U1 tild" rt Wunc..'. 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G'"H r�P�� ram• ' i su. m x '.'..�'�`,jt, �'`/ �nwn` NYANDCJ'r` k tGd mrmanssmml ,. r.-'Yt ^ 1�•. t�.G' _ U #' 'r,:, .• ::..1kf�yirp '_ � *�IftRttic�q—.-.�....,.......�va � aa�.,mR�cgls�ol�'�Id�►l1RIWlkHYDY'�e/%I�' ,.n„ , ,.... . ��m7��afocsbxanatn� eaiaamrai Xsc�o�watm�au�d�emam�w7�mmrovnmmo�aaeveva�l�.+xsei�vrrm CaliforniaAft 1�uoT�oun eurrE Do `y;artment of Anthropology Archaeological @� PENN SISWY" California State University, "Chico Inventory � ar:uMAs 5+su+rou Chico, GA 95929 y . tASSEt4 TEMAMA u000c rauurY ( 910) 895-6256 :e Date: October 7, 137 Phi 'Co. PianrlTng C"im TO: Butte County Pl'ann.Lnc OCT J 1987 47 County Center Dr. Oroville, Ca. 95965rwilln, CalifutxtF� re: Pat Burns Parcel sPUL Dear County Planners A review of the above project has revealedthe follow,` ig; X The area indicated as within the project boundaritr is considered to be archaeologically sensitive. Present are: X Easy access to natural sources of water Flat meadowland or flat land near water South and/or east tracing slopes X Previously recor&.d sites in the vicinity Other: We strongly recommend tbr;t an archaeological reconnaissance be conducted, of the area by a qualified archaeologist and appropriate mitigation treasures prepared. A known site or sites has/have been previously vecorded in the project area. Project operations will have a negative' inpact on these cultural resources. We rec^otrniend that a qualified arcNieologist be contacted to assess site components and prepare a mitigative proposal,. ot=her: A survey is not recommended for the above project. However, snow d any prehistoric or historic cultural. materiais -be encountered during project operati ns, all worR shoo u cease immediately pen ing an inspection of the site and materials by a ualif ied arc aeo ogist This p gappropriatemeasures. Thank youforthe oupportunity, to review and�coorent on this proposal. Please let us know what decisions are'made regarding the project. Sincerely, Vr.Makoto rowta fbrtheast Information, Center Coordinator cc: Sierra West -Surveying MOM SURVEYING 117 SIERRA EST L".ICEN ED LAND 5URVEYI:NG Y 5437 Black Olive Drive- Paradise, CA 95969 .._,._....�� Phone; (916) 877-6253'... , ulna Co. iisw&g C p 1997 Qroia A Gat far September 28, 1987 RE: Pat Burns Variance AP# 11--40-044 Butte Cor,nty Planning Department 7 Courty Center Drive jrOville, CA' 95965 Attn.: Craig Sanders hear Craig, We have reviewed the Environmental Checklist'Norm dated September 21, 1987andagree with the suggested mitigation measures as listed. if you have any questions regarding this matter;: please call. or write. Sincerely, Thomas R. Wrinkle BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING" Notice is hereby' given by the Butte County Planning Commission that public hearings will be held on Thursday, October 29, 1987, in the Butte County Board of Supervirors' Room, County,Adminis- tration Center, 25 Count,-.r Center Drive, Oroville, California, regarding the following items at the following times: ITEM DETERMINED TO BE CATEGORICALLY EXEMPT FROM ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW 9:00 a.m. California Department of Forestry, Forest Ranch volunteers - Use Permit to allow an expansion of a pre-existing non-conforming use to install two 10,000 gallon water tanks on property zoned R-1 (Residential), located on the northwest corner of ForQs'3 ,Ranch008y0andorest1Ranche, identified as AP # 6 ITEM ON WHICH A NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT HAS'BEEN RECOMMENDED 9:00 a.m. - Jerry Anders, GW Consulting Engineers �- Use Permit to allow RV storage in conjunction with an existing mobile home park on, property zoned R-2 (Residential.), located on the south side of Henshaw Avenue approx- s AP#006-53-0'002-0, Chico. .mately •500 went of the Esplanade, identified a 10:30 a.m. - Gus Gore & Sons - Use Permit to allow the expansion of a pre-existing neon-conforming use to allow a 1.740 square foot steerage building on Property zoned R-4 (ResidenCial), located on the north side of East Avenue approximately 600 Feet east of`Ceanothu.s Avenue, identified as AP#048-06-2-021--0,' Chico. ITEM ON WHICH A NEGATIVE DECLARATION WITH MITIGATION MEASURES. REGARDING ENVIRON1vIENTAL IMPAC' HASBEENN RECOMMENDED /:__10:30 a.m,' - Pat Burns - Vari.ance to minimuan l:ot size to allow two parcels of 9.18 acres on property zoned FR-10 (Foothill-Recreational, 10 acre parcels), located on theeast side of HelltoWn Road, approximately, 1 mile north of Centerville Road, identified as AP#011-40-0-004-0, West of Paradise. CONTINUED ON OTHER SIDE 10:30 a. m. - Butte County Economic bevc,lopment COrPo.ration Use � Permit to allow a change, in a pr(�7-(axisting non- conforming use from a rice 'rake manu'factu.rjrlg facilityto a f i rtcuTrsat4,)r fac Ility on property zonedSAal fu RAgriceltural Residential)i lecated on the east aide of Willow Street between :10th Street and Humboldt Street, identified as AP#004-^36--3-,026. 0, Chico. 10:3`0 a.m. - Randy Windham. - Use Permit to allow the ,expansion of a mobile home park from 16 units to 25 units oil property zonad C-1(Light Commercial), located on the northwest side of Cohasset Rol.d, approximately 2000 feet southwest of Vilas Road, 4'�CrosSs from the Cohasset Store) identified as AP##056-1.7�-0-039-0, Cohasset. The above: -mentioned applications, r'saps and Negative Declarations with 'mitigation measures are on file and available for pub',lic viewing at the office of the Butte County PlannIn,g Depar ment, 7 County Center pri es Oroville, California. If you challenge the above' applications in court, you may be limited to raising only triose issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Commission, at or prior to, the public hearing BUTTE COUNTY 'PLANNING COMMISSION B.A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR. OF PLANNING To be published in the Chico Enterprise Record on Thursday, October 15, 1987. •�� - ,.,ter;.�. .. 1 =� PLANNING COMMISSION 7 CouNTY'CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 9«965.3397 PHONE: 538.7601 - September 21, 1987 J Pat Burns 23 Blake Avenue Corralitos, CA95076 Re Variance AP 11-40--04 Log No. 87-04-27-02 Dear Mr. Burns: An initial study of your request, a variancetominimum lot size, indicates potentially adverse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental checklist). To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of the project. otherwise, an Environmental Impact Report (BIR) is required pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act`. An early response to this notification, sent to the Plenning Department, will expedite the scheduling of your project. Please forward your written response within 1.5 days from the date of this letter. Your project lies in an area where archaeological sites have been recorded or potentially exist. In order to 'assess the potential for adverse impacts and to determine what, if any, mitigation measures would be appropriate, you may contact the following office for a records search and sensitivity evaluation. A site plan and/or location `map (preferably with Section, Township and Range) must be sent with a fee of $10.00 payable to the Information Center for this service. 146rthea8t Information Cente± c/o Department of. Anthropology California State University Chico, CA 95929-0,400 Attention: Curator of Records Should the office recommend that an archaeological survey' be conducted, it will. then be necessary for you to contact Aft Pat Burns September 21, 1987 Page ,2. an individual who, is, pxofessionallocalfiecoasul:tantside is such an evaluation. A'list of qualified included. Those individuals can be hired to perform an archaeological survey or arrange for such a survey, nt in addition, Your 'project 1 es so anqualified area rbotanis�l�hould populaL-ions potentially exist, be contacted to determine the need; for a botan . sl survey. �'► list of qualified botanists is also enclosed. In the event of an ETR requirement, a subsequent letter will be sent outlining the procedure for the County to select the consultant to prepare the'ETR. if you have any questions or comments, please contact this office any weekday between 10:00 a -m. and 3;00 P.M. Sincerely, B.A. KIRCHER Director of Planning Craig Sanders planning Technician CS1'sjs Enclosures Sierra. West Surveying, 5439 Black Olive Dtive, Paradise •Nei sl�i BUTTE COUNTY Cons�j taut: List SPECIALIZED SERVICES' Arc as i cal GonsuTt i nsa and�Sear 1, Jensen and Associates Archaeolpgical Consulting Peter M. Jensen" and Research 41 Sk Ymounte i n Circle Chico> CA 95926 Professional Archaeologir-al Services ArcheeolOgY and Cultural 2. Alfred Farber Resources Management 6635 Quail Way Paradise, CA 95969 Cultural Archasolcgy and 3. 1Aolman Assam etas Management 3615 Folsom Street 4110 San Francisco) CA 94110 ,. 4- Public Anthropological Research Cultural Resource Studies P.D. Box 160756 CA 95816-0756 Sacramento, 5, Dr. Keith Johnson Chico California State University, Archaeological Consulting Archaeological Research Program, and Research ; Department of Anthropology C5tJ , .Chico Chico, CA 95929-0400 6, Susan Lindstrom, Archaeological Consulting p.o. Box 3324 Truckee, CA 95734 7. James P. Manning Archaeological Consulting c/o Eco-Anal "fists 1J25 " i l 1 age Lane Chico, CA 95926 BUTTE COUNTY Consultant List SPECIALIZED SERVICES Dgtaoy and B i 0l�__c►-qy 1 'o Kingsley Stern Botan i'cal SUrveys 1430 Arcadian Avenue Chico, CA:959216 , 343-0056 (home) 2. .! i m Jokerst (see Genera l File f9) Botan l cal UrKOys & Stokes Assac, i a e es ,Jones 1725 - 23rd St., Suite 100 Sacramentov CA '9551.6 3. Lawrence Janeway Botanical Surveys 1055 Lassen Avenue Ch i co, CA x'5926 545-8439 4. Mary E. Meyer Botanical Surveys 1424 Bidwell Avenue Chico, CA 95926 5. Barbara Castro Batasiral Surveys 129 W. 19th Chico, CA 95926 694-7160 � g ®°~ SirrE OF CALIFORNIA -THE RESOURCES :r _ GEORGE DF.UI'MEJI011 4idyerttor DEPARTMENT 4F FISH AND GAME REGION 2' r 1701 NIMBUS ROAD, SUITE A RANCHO CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA 98670 (916) 355-.7024 September 16, 1986 Mr, John Mendonsa, Assistant Director Butte County Department of Public works 7 County Center Drive oroville, CA 95965 Dear Mr. Mendonsa: Tl_e Department of Fish and Game has reviewed Michael W. Cannon's Tentative Parcel Map (TPM), an application to divide 27.79 acres into two parcels of 10.20 and 17.59 acres each. The TPM site is located on Hell Town. Road, approximately four miles northwest of Paradise, Bute County - Although the TPM site is within designated critical winter range of the East Tehama deer head, the existing small parcel sizes of the nearby lands will adversely affect the quality of the deer range. Therefore, the Department does not object to the approval of the TPH. if the uepartment can be of further assistance, please 'contact Jerry Mensrh, Environmental Services Supervisor, telephone (916) 355=7030. Sincerely, z 7 'James D. Messers'mith Regional Manager PLANNING 959 5.339'7 COMMiSS1fJN 7 cOUNTY CENTER pRIVE OROYILLC, CALIFORNIA PHONE: 53f1 60 t August 5f 1957 w Pat Burns 2 Blake Avenue Corrali.tos, CA RE: Variance Apoll-4,o-0 Dear Mrd Bvlrns c ov, that we have v roimental Health and This is to notify' y t Environmental e Butte Your prQ�ect can meet assurances f'rDe artments tl at lY the pre..Appl cation public Works p This fulfill their requiarements « review' process until awork,shall .onal worbe performed an this project No additional ng application fees in the we haV(2 received the remainip Lease submit these feed it dto �Mekette amount. of $177«50,, Pe or by Cotinty planning o«pthe Butt ir► p Treasurer- he Butte County ch.ec?{s payab this matter, Should you have any questions reg _ he hou?= s 1 free- contact this office between t please fee to .Od a.m. alnd'3'*00 p.m. of lf�• S ince re ly B.A. X'RCHEH Dir6ctar of planning Kathryn y planning Technician KK . i me ccs Sierra West. Surveying ®�,�1��{�'��`�YW�L�tZI�����►CTAiA`�dtlA�'A\�1R\fl4�pA\N�wwRawna�.w�»o....�--.•,.�•.�.----.—. _ I, 4 d `L Y• Y iii a Now ,i,..IJ'F,TUR�. V1 (.i d ,a. T PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE — ()ROVILL,i , CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE: 538-7601 Pat Burris April 30, 1987 2 .Blake` Avenue Corralitos,-C RE: Variance APS? l-40-04 Sear Mr. Burns , We`received your pre -application review request for the subject Variance. Butte County public Works and Environmental Health have received the information you submitted. The Planning Department will, consider this application complete `only after we have assurances from the above departmexits that the project complies with appropriate ordinances and any conditions imposes.,, can be met. it is the applicants responsibility to provide any additional information needed by Public Works or Environmental Health to meet their requirements Public Works may be contacted by telephone at 538-7266 and Environmental Health at 538-7281 for further information as to their evaluation of the proposal and their requirements. The Planning Department staff will also be reviewing the application for any spacial conditions or modifications that are appropriate. Should you have any questions ab p out the re-application review, please contact this office. Sincerely, B.A. KIRCHER Director of Planning Kathryn Kelly Planning Technician KK:jmc cc,: Sierra West Surveying DISTRIBUTaON ,•._,___r______— LIST F 0 R. R ARC VJ ,jE U C S T, County Public forks IRRIGATIONWATERCounty Env. Health e 9gs�Tt ; City f ridle�+ Water Dist. o'Biggs City of Chip© -T� Butte Water Dist T Durham Irr. Dist. �. City o f, G r i d I e Orovil le-Wyand. Irr. Dist. City of Oroville -`�' Pavadise Irr. Dist. og Paradise _-7�_ Richvale Irr. Dist. ' Torn County Table Mtn. Irr. Dist. State Transportation Dept. 7 Thermailito Irr 4 Dist. �tf MIC WATER to AT12N 'i�ACILITIES Berry Creek Water Co., �"�""""` Chico Area ' Rec.Park Dist. Bloomer Mtn, Mutual Water Co. Durham Area Rec. & Park Dist. Brush Creek Estates`" Feather River Ree. & Park Dist. Butte Mater District ._,.g." Paradise Rec. & Park Dist. CA Water Service Co;. (Chico -/— Richvale Rec. & Park •Dist. I urban area & part of Oroville)r`%�' State Parks & Rec. Dept. ! Del (fro Water Co. 7—Smote Fish & flame Dept. (Paradise Pines) __• p.. Feather Falls (Louisiana SCHOOL DISTRICTS Pacific) / Biggs Unified Forest Ranch Mutual Butte C01mmunityCollege Gran Mutual` Skansen Sub.) "� 'Butte County ,Sup. of Schools Green Acres Rlenwood Dr'. -Chico) --7 CA State University, Chico Gridley Farm Labor Camp %-`- Chico Unified Lake Madrone dater Dist. Derham Unified Magali`a Co. dater Dist. %' Feather Falls Union MMilerry ls)Mtn. Mutual Chico) (Clipper > --7---- Gridle High _T Golden Feather Union Mulberry Water y UUnioni -�"� Gridley on Northwoods Mutual (Forest' Ranch) -^7 Oroville Elementary - Ramirez Mater 000ville Union High Springs of Living Waters Palermo Unlfie& (Michardson Springs) Palermo Union . �. Stirling City _-7— Pioneer Union (Diamond International) Thermalito`Union / Vista Mutual (Durham) COMMUNITY SERVICES SEWERS / Lime 'Saddle Comm. Serv. Dist. / Richvale Sanitary Dist. DRAINAGE / N. Burbank Pub. Utility Dist. / Butte Creek Drainage Dist. (S. Oroville & Kelly Ridge.) ELECTRICAL POWER / Skansen Sub. (GSA 21) Pacific Gas & Electric / Sterling City Sewer Paint. Dist. FIRE PROTECTION Thermalito Irr. Dist. (CSA 26) El Medio Fire Protect. Dist. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT County Fire Department / State!a State Division of Forestry �'U.S. Forest Service Servicervicees Dept. � e MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICTS U.S. Bureau of Land Management / Durhamo Oroville, or Butte County POLICE PROTECTION OTHER /State to Highway Patrol County Sheriffr-�--- e ee BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT WHO t. plttnielCcan, PRE -APPLICATION REVIEW FORM N1 AY 1, 197 ()J'0V1116A .0 alifcrniek To. John Men.donsa Date: 4-29-07 Public Works RE: Pre -Application Review Information for Pat Burns 2.3 Blake kvr nUe Corralitos, Chi Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or enerated concerning the following project: AP411-40 04, .Log#87-04--27--02 Variance to 'minimum lot size to allow -two parcels of 9.18 acres each, located, on the east side of Helltown Road, approximately 1 mile north of Centerville Road, west of Paradise. Please indicate your response by checking the appr•opriatA box. No requirements for this project The project as proposed can meet this Departments requirements. Su£icient proof has been given that the applicant can meet the following conditions approved: The project as proposed can/does not meet the requirements of this department. A revision O.L. the project will be necessary. The applicant has been contacted with this information. Signature: 01 BUTTE COUNTY. PLANNING JEPARN m AUG 1, PRE—APPLICATION REVIEW FORM �p0y�lla, C�Il'nnV4 To: Lynn 'Vanhart Environmental Health Date: 4--29-87 RE: Pre -Application Review Information for: Pat Burns 23 Blake Avenue Corrali osr CA Enulosed.is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the fo1'lowing project: AP*11-40-04, Log##87-04-27-02 variance to minimum lot size to al, two ---- parcels of '9.18 acres each, located on the east side of Helltown Road, approximately ---- h, 1 mile north of Centerville " Road, west of Paradise. Please indicateppro appropriate your response by checking the a p box. 11° No requirements for this project, �:J The project as proposed can meet this Departments requirements. Sufficient applicant f had been. given that thea prop PP t can meet the following conditions' approved: r0 ... •nn The project as proposed can/doe; not meet the. requirements of this department. A_revision of the project will be necessary, The applicant has been contacted with this information. BUTTE CRLINTY PLA NN COUNTY ctrN�- �lf�ll�IG COii('�ISSIQP! 1ER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 'q5965 Auo t,°i'lu�r� PHONE: 534-4601 Cra"il A e•a1��nrr� TO:Dcpt. of Forestry DATE:g'� g� R.G . PROJECT REVIEW AND ENV^ x_RO_ CVh!!�I�TAI, EVAhUATTON Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or enerated concerning the following project: Pat Burns -t�P 11--40-04, x,og„ 87-04--27--02 Variance to minimum 3Pt, size to allow two Palmels of 9,18 acres each, lo0ated on the east side of Helltown Rcaad a r pprc --mately 1 uM t'1eth of Centerville Road, west of Paradise. t,! We are rna1ci,ng an, assessment of possible environmental impacts and will. be lenviror al document, either a`Negative Declaration, Mitigated Negative Declaration ` re arzngan environmental Envi.ron:nental Impart IZe ort. p Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions ,you can offer in your area of concern or expertise that relate to either physical, social, or economic impacts that this project may generate. R1 Please- respond wit}hir, '!4 days of the above-noted date. If no response ;is generated by thi, inquiry, then it shall, be assumed that there are no s:igniiicant environmental impacts which are potential from the project, ' :. We appreciate any assistance you can provide. S ncerely I{atlrix �- �,. Planning echnician Ca, rx.nt:c JNJL.C:.�1!/nkm c c�a�1 r [" tt1,r, ol, typc ir, zIare hrovieki return thin r irri�„) nurse Co. Planning Comm BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING c.�i�Ir�I''SSI.QPI tro�NY� 95�F�UG 18 1997 OROrL,L>, a�L % COUNTY CENTER DR I\/ E, x „. Cfr:�Yille, Callfarasa X01 PHONE, 53 ` u t^, ,.C5 TO: County Sherif f k..�c� ATD • J �^ M 4, RE PROJECT REUIEVl AND UxRO[,714l,NTAL EVAhUAT ON Enclosed is preliminary data Binnsficcee has received 0 ived o•g�G7�04 27 concerning the following project: A Variance to 111inimXUR lot size to allow tKI parc��� �� 9.18 acres each, located on the east side of Helltown Road, approximatelyl is -..— rF mile north of Centerville Road, west of passe. s 1k Iq � We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and will bested ` preparing an environmental document, either a Negative Declaration, 12itig p _p E Negative Declaration or an Environmental Impart Report. '}�]e�asae provide arty factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise that relate to either rlt ica1, social, or economic impacts that this project may generate. .Y Please respond within 14 days of the above noted date. If no response is genrreted by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed that there care no significant environmental iMpacts which are potential from the project - 41e appreciate any assistance you can provide. Sincerely, r Planning echni,cian Comment.;: The printaxy imAact on law enforcement in this case would be a . increase in densit which would increase calla away far service_ taking from _ Additionally increased response times would be necessary due to the_la.ek ex stin levels of law enforc of a routine patrol in this area and priorilr o ;'�1a°i car typ i.� 4: :ar:�.t Provided P4 � r► tfii.:, r r ['G tl.lC' f BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMPIISSIO�! 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE: 534-460.1 210: Chico Unified School District DATEI 1163 B. 7th Street chicc , CA 95926 RE: PROJEC',r Pri'VJIEM A% ENVIRIINMI�MVA�,Z;VA]aL1ATrC�N Enclosed is prelin°inary data our office has received XIQMted concerningthe following Pat Burns -AP#71_.40-04, L001,4987-04-27-62 o01r4 8 -04-27-U2 , .Variance to mi,ni.mum lot size to allow two parcels of 9,18 acres each, located on the east side of Helltown Road, ariproximate7y l mile.north of Centerville Road, west of Paradise. We a.reossib makxn an asar., ssmerat of possible environmental :impacts and will be preparing aft environmental ar an either aNegative Declaration, Mitigated ironmental document Nc tst.ivn D• Environmental Zmpac� Report. },'lone provide; any ;factual statements, ideas for investigation,' or opinions YOU ruin Offer in your area of concerti or ;expertise that relate to either ph,ynical, norial, or economic impacts that this project may generate. Plela ,e respond within 14 nays of the above-rioted date. If no response is gellovated by thi:= inquiry, than it rhal.l be assumed that theve are no .,ignificant environmental impacts which are potential from the project. 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