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HomeMy WebLinkAbout011-410-171t�'?v:NF'T2A�. I?T_;A1V C•�7NFU'�M�1�C17t±; I2T`7'c�l-:`I_ AML F'C7I'i 'C?AJti'"C�'L MA:i? C7Ii . ST:7�3i�T. V _C S2C71V l�tA 1?, Items 1-4 to be compleLed by applicant: G 1. AYi'I,ICAN'T NAh1E AND Z. PROJJX.11 DESCRIPTION:�7 `i. ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NU4BER(S) • VI — 14-A (3 4, PROPOSED USE: Tha following items are to be completed by the Planning Department: CURRENT' ZONING: LAND CONSERVATION AUIt101410fr:,_ ....� t;CNCRAL I'I,AN bESIGNATION:-- Conditional Criteria: Zs"- AGRICULTURAL-RESIDENTIAL YES NO It is recommended 1hnt: you perform the ' following chocked 1, Agricultural Corrpatibility ���r„��.•�c,,,,ARCtiAE01.UGICAL RECOftK)�i C1I�CK I.. Water' and Sever Capacity 1(y 'J`4"�Q BOTANICAL SURVEY » 3. Adequate Fire Facilities GEOLOGICAL SURVEY 4, Road Capacity and Maintenance ;: e, 5 Access to Commercial and Schools. YES NO WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH ORCi•i D AND FIELD CROPS AND GAME DEVELOPMENT'ZONE: 1 Predominant 5-10 ac: Parcel Size Vicinity of Urban Boundaries WITHIN FL6)A PLAIN`; 3. Ag. Viability not. Impaired WITHIN AREA, SPECIFIC OR Staff Determination: Substantially conforms to LAND USE PLAN: GENERAL PLAN: 1. Land Use If Yes, A"� , �^-'\—� ``�' 2 Conservation �T Name of Plan S� j 3 ,, Open Space � 1 p WITHIN URBAN RESERVE �.. 4: SafetyC• 5. Noise If Yes, Name of Reserve 6. (lousing .. 7. Circt:latioAIRPORT LAM USE PLAN: ZONING: •%" r l' •'"fi (,QC' s t eu . a c COMMENTS: t Dat 5t.�►ft-„.S,ignature �..� A5 THE APPLICANT FOR THE Rfrn STEU LANA"DI SIGN, I AM AWARE OF THE ABOV)r STAFF 1)ExI:RMINA'TION REGARDING `TH8 CONFORMANCE WITH THE GEN L PLAN AND ZONING: %Q�G� Bated s3�' .•�"� ��— 5ignaCure of Applicant ,✓” u`• *This report will expire and be discarded six (6) months from the date of tho Quaff signature. LU 1000A (revised 647 ) k ,41 N'071�'C� Off'' D;ETER.MyNA'TYd`iV' - TC? : Office of Planning and, Research Butte County 140O.Tenth Street, R=4r 127 Sacramento, CA 95814 ;' Planning Department ` 7 Count Center Drive. or � } Oroville, CA 9596$ X County Clerk `, :fig+ �,;c:�, County of Butte: G. E M." RI SirB,JECT Piling of Notice of Potermination in compliance with Section 21108 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code, Protect Title AP 11 Name Tentative Parcel Map 11-41-171 John MoAm18 State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number (if submitted to Clearinghouse) John Mendonsa, Public Works (916) 538-7266 Project Location On the south side of fIoney Run Road, Approximately 1 mile east of Skyway, Butte Creek Canyon area, Project Descri tiuit nt J P acre tine. Parcel Map to divide 1.7 acres to create 2 parcels, 5.0 acres .and 2,0 acres. This is to advise that the Butte County Advisory Agency (Lead Agenc or Respponsible Agency] has approved the above-described project on 0-10-88 and has made' (Date) the following determinations regarding the above-described project; I. The project will X will not, have a significant effect on the environment. 2• An Environmental impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA.., X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA` 3. Mitigation measures were, A were not, made a condition of the approval of the project. 4. A statement of overriding considerationswas, X was not, adapted fo; this project,,. This is to certify that the final Exit with comments and responses and, record of pro`Ject a o the general public. at- Butte �.s available t Butte!Count'y Planning Department 7 County Center Drive` Orovi-lle, CA 95965 Date Received for Tiling and y Posting at OPR r - L. gnat`ure Bill 'Turpin, Senior Planner ouffe Co,plannln G` r,r � pfim, OCT -Ilfa 'a. ite coun'tq rnlc q''N• i.1..dw+ - i', -•+rye. .. _ __: _. LAND of NATURAL WEALTH APJD BEAUTY , DEPARTMENT OF PU13LIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFI:, birector 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROYILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 CERTIFIED MAIL Teleph°"e' (916) 538 7266 RONALD Di McELROY Deputy Director October 100 1988 John McAmiS RE: AP 11-41-171 3097 Southgate Ln. Tentative Parcel. Map Chico, CA 95926 Dear mr. McAmis; At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on October 10, 1988, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of enviroxunental impact and approved the tentative parcel map on the above referenced property subject to the condition(, listed on the attached sheets, if no appeals are timely filed--within ten (10) days of the plate of the Advisory Agency Is. approval--with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, this action will be final, When the conditions of approval are complied with, it will be in order for you to file your "final map''' with the Butte County Department of PuIplic Works for recordation within twenty-four (24) months of the elate of approval by the Advisory Agency: If you shziuld have any t:luestions regarding this matter, please contact this offi(�e at your convenience. very truly yours, ' William Cheff Director of Public Works II , 1 hn Men on a sistant Director ,fit/kk rc : Environmentala Health ei�t DapartmenL G.D.A. ._LLQ JOHN McAMIS, Tentative Parcel Map, AP 11-41-171, 2 parcels on the south side of Honey Run Road, approx. one mile east of Skyway. Butte Creek. Canyon area. Engineer: G.A.A. Public Works conditions; 1. Provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -2I 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 center„l„f no of access easement. 4 Provide road maintenance agreement, 5. Indicate a 50, ft. building setback from the centerline of Honey Run Road. ' 6. Show all easements of record on the final map.. 7 Obtain encroachment permit for all driveways, new or existing, and construct to county standards. 8. Pay ,any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required;. 9. Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department.. Planning Dept. conditions 10; Show all areas of inundation on the final map as a no development area. °11. Note on sheet to be recorded with map: "Preserve riparian vegetation within 100 ft. of Butte Greek or 25 ft. from the top of the bank which ever is greater; and show a 100 ft. no development area along Butte Creek. Pay p purchase of Water 'Tenders. 12. Pa $200 per lot towards the arch 13.; Remove the large pile of brush along ,,'�jn-y Run Road pursuant to OF and Air Pollution Control District requiremen4s. 14. Designate a 100 ft. ,square building free turn around area at the end of the access road. - 15. Meet the requirements of the FR -5 zoning district. Health. wept. conditions: 1b. Provide adequate area for a well on parcel 2 located 100 ft. or more from sewage disposal area. - itk�Ca.PVans�Ing AF rn fI C A U 'f Y y....`_ M1 ALTH AN •, .. � A G?r� � �l ' T 'kJ R A l VJ C DEPARTMIEN'r OP OLIC HEALTH DIVISION Or ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Address 15�' 146 Memorial Way 0 7 County Center Drive 0 747 Elliott Road Oroville California 93QbE Paradlsa, California 9$969' Reply to Chico, Colifornla 95926 , Talo ono!`916/872.6308 Telephone', 9 1 6 /8 9 127 27 Telephone! 916/538.7281 ph October 3, 1088 RE; McAmis parcel Map John MCAmis Sls Honeyrun Rd., Chico 3091 South Gate Late AP# 11-41-17 Chico, Ct1 95926 Dear Mr. McAmis This- department has advised the Butte County. Department•. of Public Works T -and Development Section that we are prepared to tact on the above application. Based on present inforrnation, we can recommend approval or conditional approval: Recnmmended Conditions for Approval 1, provide adequate area for a well on parcel 2 located 100' or more from sewage disposal area. 24 provi.de.a 100' leachfield free setback around existing wells either within the property or within 100' of the property boundaries. 3. Show a SO' leachfield setback from the seasonal small dredger pond and 100 leachfield setback from the perrenial ponds. Vit, Show a 100` leachfield: setback from the highwater line of the creek, on parcels 1,2 5. Show a 200' leachfield setback from the hi.ghwater line of the lake on parcel. 1 6, provide the required useable sewage disposal area on parcel 2 including engineers verifacation that the sewage disposal area for parcel 2 complies with. Butte County Subdivision Ordinance standards. 7. Shaw Clic e:cisting sewage disposal ares for parcel 1. if you have aiiy questions regarding this letter, please contact the Chico office Very truly your8, Thomas Reid, R.S. - Supervising Sanitarian Division of Environmental Health 'I'El/yrs _ cc; k'ublic�• t�lorlts, lslannirig, EDA Engineering ng, f dg,Inter-Depart y I Memorandum s�� a� ;rot Butte County Advisory Agency FA6M; Planning Director SUBJECT: REPORT ON 'TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP OF JOIN MCAMIS ON AP411-41-177 pnr September 2 , 1988 This is a proposal to divide 17 acres to create 2 parcels at 12 and 5 acres each,. The present zoning is 1i"Ito . The Chico Urban Area Land Use Plan Map, an E1emrrtt. of the Butte County Land Use Element and General Plan rx. r3i.gnates this area as Agricultural-R:esidential.. The SaS A, -y Element indicates that this project is in a high fire hazard area. As conditioned., the proposal doers not conflict vi-i-th County zoning nor any adopted or proposed element to tbo Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific or Community plan. According to the Planningand Public Works Departments records, Health clearance has not yet been received for this project. The Subdivision Ordinance of Butte County requires clearance be granted from the Health Department prior to taking positive action on any land division requests This item has been scheduled without the necessary health clearance because of the length of time the file has been pending in County departments. According to the Planning Department file, the application was complete April 27, 1988. The Permit Streamlining Act rewires a definitive act -ion on this applicant re .map key October 27, 1988. In the event the app requests q a three month extension and the County grants it, action could be postponed until January 27, 1989. RECOMMENDATION: Find that the applicant has been unable oion h meet the eprequirements of the Health Department, the app aextended period of time, and deny the Tentative Parcel Map n application for John McAmis on AP#11-41-171 Ln accordance with g the Permit Streamlining Act, and Butte County Subdivision Ordinance. In the event.. the applicant is able to show good cause as to why. an extension should he granted, and Health Depar'tmen't; clearance iso received"in order to take action on this mai prior to January 27, 1989, approval, is recommended as follows: A. Find that: 1. An initial study was completed and'in compliance with GEQA. _ 2. Said study and comments received thereon identified :potentiallyeffect that the significant environmental e project may have had but: In Butte County Advisory Agency page Two September 28, 1988 a. Revisions in the project plans or_proposals mare by or agreed to by the applicant would avoid such effects or mitigate such effects to a point where clearly no significant environmentr.al effects would occur, and b. There is no substantial evidence before the County 'that the project as revised may have a signicant effect on the environment. 3. A proposed Negative Declaration has be-on. completed in compliance with CEQA and is approved and adopted 8. Find that said Negative Declaration togethor with any comments received or any public review proCess have been reviewed and considered, C. Approve the proposed Tentative parcel Map lwo allow the creation of a 5 and 12 acre lot on AP#11-41,-171. (John McAmis) subject to the following conditions;- 1. Designate the stands of riparian vegetation on the final map. 2. Show all areas of inundation on the final: map as a no development area. 3. The existing 100 build_i.nq setback shown from Butte Creek shall. be redefined as a no development area on the map. ' 4. Dote on sheet to be recorded with Map: "Preserve riparian vegetation within 100 feet of Butte Creels or 25 feet from the to',4� of the bank which ever is greater. 5; pay $200 per lot towards the purchase of Water Tenders. 6. Remove the large pile of brush along Honey Run Road, pursuant to CDS' and Air pollution Control. District requirements. 7. Designate a 100 foot square building free turn around area at the end of the access road.• 8 . Meet the 'requirements of the FR75 zoning district - LT:jme O'ohn McAmis CDA 104, t,I D 0 F INI A I U 1. V,1 t A lit DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS h0% WILLIAM (Sill) CI-IEFF, Director 't l0.�kl vl�e y� jNJ 7 COUNTY 9596'5 CENTER DRIVE VI Solo1. 4CR ci 916 BLC,,pCALIFORNIA ,pp. O DONALD D, McELROY Deputy Director CERTIFIED MAIL September 23 1988 John McAmis RE- AP 11-41-171 3097 Southgate Lane Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 05926 Dear Mr. McAmis Please be advised that the Butte County Advisory Agency will hear your application on the abov6—identified property on October 10 1988. The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department and will be considering your tentative parcel map. Public Works Will recommend the conditions ,of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California, If you have any questions regarding this matter', please contact this office. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works —>"-�-' Jo Mendonsa at As Director JM/as attachment ec: Punning Department - Environmental Health Department GDA 19. MAWS, MO. IAX No i( 4 May 6, 1988 Laura M. Tuttle Associate Planner Butte County Planning Commission 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965-3397 Re: Tentative Parcel Map AP 11-41-171 Log 488-03-30-02 Dear Ms Tuttle: AWh ,, .,...fin �` •.,Q,-.�,.--.,�. fte ®ung - LAND OF 14AT0RAL WC-AITFI A141) tirALI PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY -CENTER DRIVE OROVII LE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE: 538,,7601 April 28, 1988 John McAmis' 3097 Southgate Lane Chico, CA 95926 Re: Tentative Parcel Map AP 11-41-171 Log 1188-03-30-02 Dear Mr. McAmisi An initial study of your proposed project, a Tentative Parcel Map, indicates potentially adverse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental checklist). To reduce or eliminates these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of the project:. Otherwise, an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) is required pursuant to the California Environmental Quality .Act, An early response to this notification, sent to the Planning Department) will expedite the scheduling of your project. Please forward your written response within 15 days from the date of this letter. Should you have any questions regarding 'this matter, please contact this office between 10i00 a.m. and :3;,00 p«m. Sincerely, B. A. Kircher Director of Planning: Laura N. Tuttle Associate Planner LMT; Ir Enc. CC: GDA 220, Grand .Avenue Otovilldi CA 95065 Agbk 0 i APPENDIX COiJIV"Q'X OF 13`UTTE ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKl_o " (To be completed by Lead Agency) Log Na. 38-03-3042 AP No. 11-41-1.71 r. gAGKGRCuN i Joan 1, Name of proponent . 2. Address of proponent and representative (if applicable), Lane 309,Z SouthBat�_...�.,,�... ,a� , - :.-- _ _ GA 9592E 220 Grand „Auot'tttrs Chico, _ prova.l.Le, GA 95065 de 7 (lt..t;e5 t a ceat„e to diva e. �. Tnntat:ive Parcel Map-___,..,�„_.-,_ .. 3, Project description. •— m 5 and 2 0 acrea 2 0 acres II'. MANDATORY FINDINGS OF SIGNIFICANCE YES MAYBE NO ade the f the environment, 1„ Does the project have potential i wildlife Species,r Causetta fish or wildlife population to drop lly reduce the habitat of a fish or w Iy, reduce the , below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal rommunit number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important examples of major periods of California history or prehistory? ... , ......, 2, Does the project have the potentort term imachieve aot on the environmentois the one which ocourss in a term, environmental goals . (A sh P relatively brief period of time while long-term impacts will endure Into the future.) 3. Does the project have impacts individually Cumulatively nir (A protect may impac ontWoar more separate where the Impact each resource is relatively ^mall, but where the effect of the total of those impacts on the environment Is significant) .., ., .... 4, Goes the project have environmoental{ref effects Which <will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly .. DETERMINATION (To be completed by the Lead Agency) on the basis of this initial eva{uat an i'WE land the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect an tho environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared there 1 flot ton en Ir wl-turd that aiChough the`proposers project tout i have a sCg ASUREs described on the attached shee Ihave be a sig�iffioanteffect in this case because the MITIGATION been added to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATI0f`! will be prepared E find the proposed project MAY haven sfgniiicant effect on the environment, and an i NVIRO�I IEN'TAL IMPACT REPORT is required, COUNTY Cr pt�T I E, PLANNING D1P:0ARTf iSNT A ril 28' BY ."" " i- _..-- _ jo to Planner DATE: .-_ . --u;-- - Laura MI. , Reviewed by:� IV, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of all "YES" and "MAYBE" answers are required onattachedsh(;et(s),) 1 EARTH Will the proposal result in signiflcant YES MAYBE NO a, Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? ........... . .... . . ., 0 0 N b, Disruptions, displacements, compaction or overcovering of the soil? ........... . . ; . 0 M 1� c, Change in topography or ground surface relief features? ....... . ....... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 f d, Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical 'featu oWi ..... 0.. 13 e. Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off site? ........... . . . .... , , . a a I4 1, Changes in deposition or erosionofreach sands, or changes in siltation, deprriiiiirin or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ociimt "r tiny bay, inlet or lake? ...... . ... . . . .. .. . ........ g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils o,riside designated urban drua.i'r 1 h; Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes. l +wNlides, failure or hazards? la mudslides, around similar . ......... . . .. .. . . . .. 2, AIR, Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Air enussions or deterioration of amhient air quality? ........ ....................... b. The creation of objectional odors, smoke or flumes? .. . ......... . . .... . ....... ..... , .. fwl C C. Alteration of air moverrient, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate, Incally ur regionally'? ..'.. ............. . . . ... .......... . .... .. .. .. I WATER. Will thu proposal result "n substantial: a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction o^ water movements in arrricr "narme or fresh waters?......... ....................... ........ tQ Q b. Changes in absuvptron rates, drainagv patterns, or the talc) and amount of surface rwanoft?, . n L1 c, NeiM for offsite !utface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal, channefrzation or cut=cert installation? .... . .... . ....... ... . . ..... . .... . ..... ... . .... 1*l d. Aiteratrons to the course or flow of flood waters' .. , ..... . ...... .... . 0 C3 e, 4„ f-ringe in the arnount of surface outer in any waterbody? .... ; . : . . .. . . ......... . I. Discharge into 6wface waters, or in any altercation of surface water quality, includinq but I not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity'? ............ . .. . ............ . g. Alteration of 'lit) direction or ratio of flow of ground watarr'? ......... . .... . .. : . . .. . . . . � CJ i�1 h, Charxge in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or through interception of an aquifer by outs or excavations' ..,.,. C I, Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for pnolic water supplrms?,........ 0 0 � j ;E.xposure of people or property to water related hazards such as flooding? ...... .....;, 4. PLANT LID=S, Wilr the proposal result in substantial a. Change in they Diversity of species, or numbers of any specios of plants (inbludin v trues, shrubs, grass, craps, end aquatic plants)? ...............:::...............,............ ., y endangered species of plants?,�....., b Reduction of the numbers of an unique, rare or en Cf l�"] 14 c, hatrodtcction of new species of plants into on area, or in a barrre1, to the normal replenishment of existing species?, d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?. . . ..... . . ..: i.— ...... � r asdl resultin substantial: YDS MAYNE NO 5. APd11ViAL LIFE. Will the prop insects)? , . , : ,i. , , . , ell fish; benthic organisms or a, Change in the diversity of specios, r numbers of any species �zf animals (birds, and animals Including reptiles, fish and b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of animals? c. Introduction of newspecles atanlmais (ntoan area, or resttitn a barrferto the +migration +or ❑ of anirnals? . .movement •.,,,.•. [] d, Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat?.......... S, NOISE, Will the proposal result in substantial 0 � a, increases in existing noise levels ........ ❑ b, Exposure Of people to severe noise levels? ,.. .,,. . ................. El 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce signiflcant light and glare? ........ _• . B. LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a substantial alteration of the present or planned land use of an area? .. 9. NATURAL RESOURCES, CES,. Will the proposal result M substantial. ❑ a, Increase in the rate Of use of any natural resources? , ... , + r ❑ b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural resources? - ............ 10, HISIC OF UpSLT. Will the proposal involve' ' Ill a, A risk of explosion or release of hazardous n the event of an a�ic dent or upset not ? it pesticides -, to ere cls or e withan emergency response plan Orem � . ergency evacuation plan?.. ❑ � b. Possible inter Uf`ATIOCV, Will the proposal after location, distribution, densltyT Or growth rate of the ... , .... , > human population? - G. Will the Proposal affect existing hauBn�g, Or crea.ta a demand for additioial ❑- 12, HOUSING. p ` .......... housing? ...,......... ...e. " I1 TRANSPORTATf N/C1R'CULA"TION, 011 the proposal result iii: � � a, Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? , , ; , , Y » "' b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for nein parking?, , F ortation systems, . , ...... , c. Substantial impact ori existing transportation circulation or movement Of people and/or d. Significant alterations to present patterns of goads" ., ,,..... .., ,>,..,,,. c, Alterations to, waterborne, rail or air trafflc?' . , , , t: Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles; bicyclists or pedestrians? • . ❑ , 14, PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect upon, or result 'in a need for new or altered government services, `!ES MAYBE NO a. Fire protection? ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,;,,,,,,.......,,...,, ,; ,,..,,,., R. „ ,.,.. 0 ill L:1 bPolice protection? ... ,....................... ,...... , ..,.. ❑ O C, Schools,. .. ...,, .,,, , ,,..,.. ....,,,, ❑ Cl I' d, Parks or other recreational facilities? . . . . ..... . ... . .. .:. . . . . . . ......... ..: ; .. , , „ . +.`i' GJ 54 o, Maintellance Pt public. i „ttitica, inch ding roads? , .. .. , . .. ................. , . , 13 Ci [ vi 6v;er governmental. services? ........ , . 15, ENERGY. Will the paoposal result in; a4 Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy? , . R . ............ . ..... . . . . . . .. Q b, Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or roquitn the development of new sources of energy? ....... . ..... . . . + ..... .... • .. • . • . 4 . ❑ ❑ PQ 16,- UTILITIES, Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial altor,ntions; to the following: a. Power or natural gas? .............. ..... .. ...................,......... ...... D b. Communications systems? ............ . . . . .. ............ . .. ..... , ........... ❑ CG e, Water availability? . ..... ..... . ... . . .... . . .. . . , .. , .... ..... R Cf d. Sewer or septic system? ........ ... . . . ..... . ...... . . . . • • 4 . Cl 0 e. Storm water drainage?.....................+,.........,.....,....,.....,,... .. ❑ 4� D f, Solid waste and disposal?.............. ........ .....,,,,,,.......... ...... 17, HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in: e, Creation of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding montal health)! .... b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards? .; ..... . ...... . ..... ❑ C� 18. AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result; in the obstruction OILany scenic vista or vtr!w capers to the public, or wily the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offenNivr! utte open f topublic view?...... .. , . , .... . , ... , .. 19, RECREATIOM., Will the proposal result in an impact upon the quality orquantity of existing recreational opportunities? ............... ............,,,,..... ' ❑ (SJ 24, CULTURAL RE90039ES, a, Will the proposal result in the alteration of or the dealt uctirrn of a prehistoric or hfstorit. archaeolo teal alt, © � b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aosthi tie;. effOcts to it prehistoric car histort IA building, structure or object? ...,.,,...,.;,+,,,e...... .........,,.,..........:......, ❑ I� c. Does the proposal have the potential to causeaphysi.cr3tchange whichWould offectunique d. ethrila cultural values? d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential Impact C� area? , u,,,. ,. ...... .Y, 4. , ,. pISCUSSTON OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP # ll -41-171 lbs Construction of the access road and house will overcover an estimated 18,000 d durra infeet. constructiongreater installat:i,on of the septic will be disrupted dg tank and well. 1f: The property is covered with largo notsuband tgravel . Althoseh these materials are not stable, they areif the Erosion and ipariantve on, of etationharehannel may become a concern removed. Vegetationstabilizes both stands of riparian �g the cobble and small ,mounts of soil and sand which have deposited on top of the cobbles Riparian vegetation o£should bank wbe re ataod> within 100 feet of Butte Creek or 25 feet from p lh: Hazards to persons from earthquakes are moderate. 3b Development of the existing hhmeesite fielda d pond, ahavrgeeamodif ed drainage patterns. On the day of standing water was located across the access to parcel 2 It is lake in t o unknown whether this water has leaked tout wa-terecrossingnsParceld2's the Center of Parcel 1. The source access needs to be identified. if the flow is not natural, it shall be diverted to approved drainage facilities. water along the accessbe ecessary rout. to modify the pond to eliminate standing 3c: if the water across Parcel 2iscause avoid flooding in the no3 d., on i site drainage work may be necessary property. 3f,h: Ground waterand to surfacewater levels groundewaterre oslevelsed on this will also property. As flows in Butte Creek ground rine. During the winter and spring; the. may be subject to high groundwater levels. Construction of septic tanks, wells, and homesites may Lead to degradation of water quality in Butte CreeJc. Health Department standards are intended to provide adequate distance between leachlines and groundwater, to protect gi-o-gncquality. to Sources of potential pollutants include fertilizers landscap ed areas, petroleum products washed of -t ta,f driveways and n- operative septic tanks. The 100 foot building setback line shown from the edge of Butte Creek will provide marginal protection to surface. water quality« Water quality in the existing pond woa�Qn bed. was theppond'soved ifshallownedges deepenedi water temperature increasesg allowing emergent vegetation to grow, Water temperature also contributes to algae growth. 3j: Butte Creek has been designated as £�cJ.odwamap isFscaled d tentative maps. The hatched area shown on the pa from the final map creating this parcel. All areas of inundation shall be shown on the final map as no -development areas. Any regular surface discharge from he pond shall also be shown as a no -development area, The property supports a great diversity of vegetation including' 4a: digger pine, and various vines: The veg cottonwood, oak, alder, p adjustedva to cycles of inundation and community on-site is riparian, Ri Riparian habitat supports a great diversity unitarea.wiDevelopment dlife, and drought P is considered the most productive habitat per � Large heap will necessitate the removal offlimbsrous trees and and brush along�Honey Run Road are X10 ft. x 30 ft. x 6 ft.,,) evidence of pass/clearing activitiese comments will be solicited from e of the the Department of Fish and Game to detesuldthbestaken�Ctocpreserve P riparian vegetation and what steps f any it. 4b,c: According to the recent printout of tin atural Diversity Data Base, there are no rare or endangered species on previous land division activities inhe area, o:h;Department Of 5d P k. Fish and Game has commented on the high habitatsetback 1-ine from Butte They have supported requiring l00 ft. building County to protect wildlife values. is 8. The Land Use Plan of the Butte County General zon zoning Plan s�tendissFRh5. area for Agricultural -Residential uses. The in this area, and is Rural residential uses rats Plan. anticipated he proposed lot design consistent with the Gene district. Each does not conform to the requirements of the FR -5 zonPng Run Road. The Lot shall have a minimum 300 ft. frontage along Honey if the map will need to be revised to with thefrontage parcel rmaplrinenthe present applicant wishes to proceed configuration, oration, they must first apply ;for and secure a Variance from the Planning Commission. erties for residential purposes will impact on send 9b• Use of the prop and gravel resources. Orlbe houses are eaddit on, residentscmayiobject minerals are not likely to be mine to other properties being mined. Removal of sand andanddause sites trendsrin production can be a significant impact. However, the area are we established. This land division is only Contributing e to an existing trend. number Of 11,12:' Division and subsequent devel'opmeill increasareaeis subject families living in the Butte Creek Canyon to high fire hazards and restricted access for emergency vehicles. 136: The new house is expected to generate up to 10.7 vehicle trips per day • Additional traffic on a narrow road may increase conflicts 13f: fists. betwe y The danger to en vehicles and bic c Z4a: Fire hazards up and down the canyon are high. residents and property is exacerbated by the limited access in or out. ll he BO of Supervisors has adapted a resolut200.00egerrlog aor Subdividers beyond community water; to ,contribute p f wate P tendersi the purchase oY.' 14b,e,f:, Division and development will increase demands for all governmental services. The addition of one lot is not significant. 16c,d: Community water and sewer are not available to service this propertyi individual systems will be required. Groundwater is expected, to be plentiful, sufficient to supply domestic needs. septic systems will be very difficult to install given the lack of soil and presence of cobblei Two leachfield areas are shown on the southerly corner of the property. The house on Parcel 2 will be able to gravity feed into the lea,chfiold site shown. The location of the soils suitable for leachfields is a constraint to parcel design. It May not ,be possible to meet the requirements of the zoning district, and .provide a leachfield on each parcel. The lack of soil and presence of Water may make the property unable to support two housing unit.s. 184. Some area residents may find the large brush pile along Honey Run Road, aesthetically offensive. The brush is a fire hazard and should be removed pursuant to the requirements Of California Department of Forestry and the Air Pollution Control District. 19: The high recreational values of the creek would be compromised if the land was tamed for residential use. For example, construction of fencing or decks right along the creek would convert a public resourl-,e into private use. The 100 ft. building setback noted on the original map creating this lot should be redefined as a 100 ft. no-development .area. Recommended Mitigation Measures: 1. Pre8,erve.riparian Vegetation within 100 feet of Butte Creek or 25 feet from the top of the bank whichever is greater. 2: identify source of water crossing Parcel 2's access. 3. Channel all water to approved drainage facilities and/or modify pond construction to eliminate flow. 4i Show all areas of inundation on final map as no-development areasi 5�., one Hundred foot building setback, line shall be redefined as a "no-development area,, on the map. Anticipated Conditions-OfApproval: 1. Pay 020,0.00 per lot towards the purchase- of water tenders. 2. 'Revise map to conform with the minimum 300 foot frontage� requirement of the FR;-5 zone. 3. Pt-movthe large brush pile,a�long Honey Run, Road pursuant to CDP andAir Pollution Control District requirements: Nis ��Mm Applicant:' i Assessor's Parcel It ,john MCAm AP 11-41-171 Log # 88-03-30-02 DATA SHEET A. -��ro ' ect Description l• Type of project: Tentative Parcel Map parcels of Divi'sio.n of 17 acres into. �1:�c7 2. Brief Description: approximately 12 and 5 acres each. Run PP of 3, Location: On the southButte Creekide Canyon Area. parcel 1 mile east o£ Skyway, 118,600p 4, Proposed Density of Development; square Impervious Surfacing:Approximately Amount of feet additional. Parcel. 1 frons on Honey < Rs8 6 on Honey Ruft Road. Access and Nearest Public ro Run Road, Parcel 2 has access road tank, leachfield. Ru Septic 7 Disi.. Method of Sewageposal• Individual wells. of Water supplyarcel. 8. Source Proximity of Power Lines: To original P v land divisions g. 10. aand dditional house. for further f potential tion of, one _ construc Division Would permit Environmental Setting g Ph sisal Environment c' 1., - Terrain To ographic Characters Rolling, gentle terrain, General P a. hummocky in tailings. b, Slopes: 5% and less. Elevations 250 ft. A.S•L C. d. Limiting Factors: None. 2, Soils Dredger tailings, coarse and Characteristics: heaps, non -arable, a. Types s and gravel and cobble piled in ridge stony land. Gobble content, lack of usable High b. Limiting Factors: soil, septic capabilities. 3.Natural Hazards of the Land Moderate. 2 mi les of of Foothill a. Earthquake Zone: Shear Zone. Light to low considering rock b, Erosion Potential: content. Landslide potential Moderate. C4 d, Fire Hazard: g Low. Soil potential.: e; Expansive ANIL 4. Hydrology a. Surface Water: Butte Creek is easterly property line, 'farm' pond on Parcel 1, standing water across access to: Parcel 2, water canal along Honey Hun Road. b. Ground Water: Potentially high groundwater,. C. Drainage Characteristics: Site drainage modified by grading, mining, pond construction. d. Annual Rainfall (,normal) 26-28" e. Limiting Factors Hugh ground water.. 5 Visual/Scenic Quality: Scenic views along road and creek corridor; 6.. Acoustic Quality: Very good. 7. Air Quality: Good. Biological Environment 8: Vegetation: Pine, oak, vines along water canal, brush. 9 Wildlife Habitat: High habitat values within Butte Creek and along corridor. Cultural Environment: 10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area.: Survey previously conducted, clearance recommended. 11. Butte County General Plan designation. Agricultural - Residential. 12. Existing Zoning: FR-�). 13. Existing Land Use or, -site: 1 single family house, detached garage, barn, pond. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses: N Open space, W:, Rural Residential,, stables, S Butte Creek, spanish garden on bluff, E: rural residential,. b.Zoning: FR -2, FR -5. c. Gen. Plan Designation: Agricultural --Residential, Open and Grazing Land. d. Parcel Sizes: N: 112 acres, W: 2 and 131 acres, S: 30 acres, E: 15 acres. e. Population: Rural densities. ist character of Site and Area: Butte Creek Canyon, heavily wooded Corridor along creek, retained in fairly wild state. 1.6 Nearest Urban Area: Chico, 4 + miles west. 1.7. Relevant Spheres of influence: CUSD, CARD. 18. Improvements Standards Urban Area; N/A 19. Fire Protection Service: a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station: Station •A4.. Fair Street +/-,4 miles distant. - b. Water Availability: Water tender only. 2o. ,schools; in Area: Chico Unified School District. ,. �, r ! ¢� : 1 i r ,�k 1` � � l i o .. ! _ v `� � � ���' � 1' Tr'. '� '� .e w� o t w t ' hl �. Pk y��A d'i+ ',� . /� X r !'� I �y. ! o ! ! + i ,.i I :�,�;. � 1 !'� �y. ! o ! ! + i ,.i I F. t ( .� p W J i I^ l ��// .�I , j01j McAMIS, Tentative Parcel Map, AP 11-41-171, 2 parcels on the south side of Honey Run Road, approx. one mile east of Skyway. Butte Creek Canyon area. Engineer: G.D.A. Public Works conditions: ` I. Provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD �IT to each parcel from a cotartL'y \� maintained road or state highway. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final mapAu . Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access R easement:. #zr 9 .` Provide road ma ntemince agreement. C � Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Honey Run Road. /fit c" 6.(g Show all easements of record on the final map. is ga t, percr ir for all driveways; new 0-1,� existing, 4 and U. obtain encroachment construct to county standards. 3h,.ty PVtL►---17 ,ok "S Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. O McAeti the r quiremerits of the Butte County Fire Department.(Pf 4' fit �� �, , Planning Dept conditions 1�;�, Show all areas of inundation on the final map as a no development area. "it .11 Note on sheet to be recorded with map: "Preserve riparian vegetation within 100 ft. of Butte Creek or 25 ft. from the top of the bank which ever is greater, and show a 100 ft. no development area along Butte Creek. 12. Pa 0 per dot tow,_ -aids the purchase of Water Tenders. � 20 Remove the large pile o 13. f brush along Honey Run Road pursuant to CDF and Air 'Pollution Control District requirements. 14. Designate a 100 ft. square building free turn around area at the end of `the access road„ 150 ✓� deet the requirements of the FR -5 zoning district. Health Dept. conditions: 16. Provide ;adequate area for a wz1.1 on parcel 2 located 100 ft. or more from sewage di sposal. area. Ah 11-39--16 Tom & Barbara Kniffin 346 11oncy Run Incl. Chico,, CA 95928 AP 11-41-11.9 InterpaciPic Propeftios, Ince, 4_47 Tamai-2 Toyonaka Osaka; JAPAN AP 11-41-130 State of California Dept, of Fish & Game 1416 Ninth St. RM 1206-22 Sacramento, CA 95814 AP 11-41.-146 Baldwin Contracting Co. , Inc. P.O. Box 311 Marysville, CA 95901. AP 11-41-153' t "XII Lassen Land Company g'' "`, I P.O. Box 179 Q Chico, CA 95927 ;n AP 11-41- 154 Q R.W. & Betty DIinkler 92 Northwood. Commons Chico, CA 95925 ,(w AP 11-41-155 Mariorie Iorton P.O. Box -1477 Chico, CA 95927 AP 11-41-15 4 Associates III, Inc. 1516 Blake St, � Denver, CO 80202 , 1 AP 11-47.%-157 & 158 MIK Associ�ites C/0 Vis. Richard Horton - ' P.Q. Box 1477 Chico, CA 95927 AP 1.1-41-172 Joan,D Drake, P.O. Box 1448 Chico,'CA 95927 P FOR OL L USE ONLY: Butte County Planning Dept, Receipt # C1V 7 County Center :Drive � Applicant John ME6M; 1 5 Oroville, CA 95965-3397 ( 916) 534.-4601 AP Il Subdivision Name (if applicable) _. --- APPENDIX E Date Filed /BAR. ! LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS Supplemental Information for Planning.DepartnienG Ask BU CTS _COLTN'rY GENTi1AL PLA1�T r1C7N'OAC REro'r�" VOR 7PARC'BX, MAS' Oit S'[78TJTVYSZON MA%'_ Items 1-4 to be completed by applidant: U 1, APPLICANT NAME AND ADDRESS:',, a - 2+ CGGO PROGRAM FILE NAME IS 86-010 MCPMIs �1 POINT QUAD BEAFINGDISTANCE NO VASTING 11~2 Z— r'�....:....� I 18. ------------------------ 11019.915 10070.964 NE 65' STRIP j INV NE .88 12 02 109..195 i 3 --------------------- I —---------- 11023.344 10180;105 :PROP COR INV NF 71 42 85 330.174 4. ---------------------..___------- 11126.931 101493.605 PROP COR -,-,INV NE 12 43 13 1'24.6.90 a 5.--_----_--__-,.—_--_--___— 17 15 47 131 11163.969' 10612.667 NE PCL h`SE INV •280 ------------ _ -SE —41 _111.110 1103,.614: 1065l.'662 INV 57 '3 s 7.- ------ —.—__-_-__;�__-_—_—_----- 10955.990 10725.950 PC INV St i6 08 3,8 97 .040 �d INV 84_— --------- ------- SF 22 52 20 288.230 10862.777 10752.932 PC 9.---_..._�----------=�--,-.._------- 10597,.209 1.0$64.961 'CREEK PC . INV Std 39 01 34 320.000 :i +,-- , k�* INV' 10.--- .-------------------w—__.. SW 24 43 32 267.011 103413.614 10663.465 CREEK PC �L 34 ------------ ._--------- ------- 1 10106.083 10551.782 NEW SE PCL 2 INV NW--36-29—Q4__-_—_421.056 10444,..620` 10301. 421 NEW PC as INV SW 77 18 00 240.0'00 19.--------------------r ---------- w 10391.856 10467.292 SE 65'STRIP NE 00 20 06 628.069 1,107,9.915 10070.964 ISE 65' STRIP AREA 523339.' SF. 12.0142 ACRES F�b i,; RAU Nacrow No: AVAR ASQUui' ar %5 DEC qua Recording Return Ta ELEAR®R K BECKER County of evn• NO I CLERK -RECORDER, FEE Dept, of Public Wt' 7 County Center D►Iw Oroell f e, Co 99965 8-'-41DSSG _ r 5AAC8 A60(grant Veirb V8 7TNi lINB /Oq.ilBCnpDBA'0 USS - i r Roc11 P.re•1 �'±Iontt�UN W83 c, 4 % �ohn Drgke phi 55 f:CORI For Value rwx6vd JGM D. DRAKE A. P N j 1 •d i 141 nr ou RAU Nacrow No: AVAR ASQUui' ar %5 DEC qua Recording Return Ta ELEAR®R K BECKER County of evn• NO I CLERK -RECORDER, FEE Dept, of Public Wt' 7 County Center D►Iw Oroell f e, Co 99965 8-'-41DSSG _ r 5AAC8 A60(grant Veirb V8 7TNi lINB /Oq.ilBCnpDBA'0 USS - i r Jf ,rq For Value rwx6vd JGM D. DRAKE J.Grw(of tar' (. all Lhat real propofo alems lb tb. t V. �tf� ►of » Bute _ Stale of Ctltforsle. dvmcribed as fotlaas: ' f r Being a portion of the Nort he©®t quarter of Section 4, Tovnahip 21 y' North, Ranee 2 East, N.D. B.6N. 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C..r12 �4,L[.a.J.ffdv i ' s�t�4ta .Krt;ccl✓ tc,Ct f tr F -c # � - tzLi,.I"/,r 9 GL+KI LL- t;L 4.:MF< `'__ . gF3tL. i,{f (�6li�f_t. 4� Ltc .fcGF.tttt_ �.usr.� � �,� .atet•�tf,�r .Y� 010 rtlECoRE8aiyoFF EC(bus 4 OF BUTTE COUNTT.CALIFORRIA OF Order No, AT THE REQUEST Escrow No. 102042 -RS 'Loan C " p,NWE;ALTi� il'r4E �- a Na. 1966 -9 Aid Ill 13 JAN , WHEN RECORDED MAIL TO; ELEANOR M. BECKER e2 CLERK -RECORDER FEE 1 John E. McAmie etux K Route 5 Box 4655 Chico, CA 95928 86- 743 LIN I SPACE ABOVE TWa LINR FOM'. RECOADEM'S USE FORM!' - MAIL TAX STATEMENTS TOi� a TRADER TAM �� C*WUtaa on the coniWontan or votua propwty comieyed; OR IIsm Satre an above jJp1�(IPI1�iTl Computed on VA CWMWaren eA,ex vol w� or aneumbm m ,� p o Mne.OfR Inn Name: OF BOTTE CO 1 GRANT DEED FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which Is hereby ock'nowled*, JOHN D. DRAIM, an unmarried man " hereby GRANTIS'r 3D JOHN E. McA13IS AND RENEE McAMIS, husband and wife ;t. the reel property in the City of s County of Hutto , Stats of California, described as DESCRIPTION OF SUBJECT PROPERTY JIORE PARTICULARLY SET FORTH ON EXHIBIT "At' ATTACHED HERETO AND ,MADE A PART HEREOF. �fF : Dated December 18, 1985 John D. Drake; 1.. STATE OF CAUF NNS1AA to i _ COUNTY OF�ut r Januarv:9, 1986 0 =- lxfore nw the Undenlpno4 a Notery Public in end for um statR'Csl` aonalN+DPeerad John D Drake i eo�ggeooiasoeaoo�os000eassoog S OFFICIAL SEAL e penimm known to nu to pm ad to me on Via ba* of aaWOCiory o ROSEMARY SWIEROS am"04) to be the panonp) whose Aamottl teles WbSMA O 10 tM 1101ARv iue4aC . riell i RNIA 0 _. OCamMINCIPA4 OI/ICe (le e ewithin i ingnimant and eeknowladQod t0 ma lhat.IM/shoAhey e>asaRod TaNANA COUNTf , the same i tdy Cemmlt;Ion ExOrils Febtuery 20, 198T e •oeeeeoea0eeee0veeeeeee4aooeoe I 1 1MITrdE88'1114heal 1' tetiat (Thle area for CHielel no ,al) - 8lpneiur-'.' fom,0'w' MAIL TAX STATEMENTS AS DIRECTED ABOVE ` ...._..,..wv r.. ♦.: s,.,. ... •.. ".. .....,.:..:.., a.'....:.;• .e :..nl�r' u,1'ir". r',NYN.'n`:.. a J,i'; ;.l:.. .u. :��rid. �li ... ..... .. t. >',. ^ t`A« r',x.a �,''�1\1S�w1 "#.�.�1'.1+,. .3o -4z• . dM aS i u."F�S" µ`Y�ht'�r-0;h'.kH41tJ'e' „"�°"3'1'h'ir - Sx'�,'i4,.+••h)4 w ?irS �J•f,�i,f1 •y�1 k" ,a r r !zw ,:'rPR'�P FtIti� !kl.,P�hr, }(tla "tYk.p",QtiM'tdl >'ii•tny�rlr4'�. Ph$"}J . •ii�i� r � XST�ls.l, tJPJ�.,Jfit Vi JNiys'7P�J",} �. 1 A .e Alt Pjfl ;l' ,t •Al P �''-� ,Y y . :*4>' 'ham T h i .v y y y Pf' P ' • J F ,t 11 Ye P4'.• PP. 3 xr �.,•a r. P �, Y.•, :, • ,':ttt i�,, �, • � 7,( t � � .J Ml »r � i 4� .iy „ii JjZid ♦r )trti i 4/ i 4 a C pt t ri� 1 r .' rLti= T t5'ar t ) x P rfr v t... .t� rct x rt') y ' ;:. � fr . zx 1 ')' "„ x : '.t h .."". rs".,r T • 1 , .,pea P.1 '� P�,{I� 4 4 qe { f it V t 1>yf1NI „Fy Oil h EXHIBIT IIAI' 'S. Parcel 1 as shown on that certain map entitled: "BOUNDART LINE 140DIPICATION AND PARCEL MAP", being a portion of Section 4, Township 21 North, Range 2 East, MDBWI MATO which map was filed for record in the Butte County Re.eorder'a Office, December ;24i 1983 in Book 102 of Parcel Maps., at pages 49, 50 and 51.. RUSERVING THEREFROM an easement for ingress and agrese over a strip of land 20 feat 3n width, more particularly described as follows: 121 Ct"1MMENCING at the Norehweat,xorner of Parcel 10 above describedi said corner being Iodated on the South right-of-wayline of None,- Run Road; thence North 88 12 Eaq,t.along said South right-of-way line 174,20 feet; thence North 71042155" Pas 160 feet, more or lees, along paid right of way line to its intersection with tb.s centerline of an existing driveway, said intersection being the point of beginal"ng NFA iPr.eag F�* of this 20 -foot wide roadway easement, said easement being 10 feet on either sir+4a of centerlines thence from said point of beginning and along the ,centerline of ,paid ease- ment ase went South 17 ip 16 East 105.24 feet. thence North 82*321 17East 100.99, f�mlit thence'x0, North 69°2231" East 72,51 feet; thence South 82°49124" East to the interseel1gn of this described centerline and the East line of said Parcel 1 and the terminus, of a:;ld easements Said easement being reserved 'as appurtenant- to and: for the benefit of Parcei 2, as shown ,'� •,'rx'�",� r; r' � on the above referenced map. 41 �F y,iJi��Prr�P r Ilion .y . w , ai. 1,701rmc'jE or D�ETERMT- NAT ON . A BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES OCTOBER 10, 1958 PRESENT: JOHN'MENDONSA, DAVE HIRONIMUS, HOWARD SNYDER ALSO: JOHN CHRISTOFFERSON, TED FOX, GARY LIPPINCOTT, MILE EVANS' A. TENTATIVE PARCEL MAPS FOR CONSIDERATI.ONz 1, John McAmi.s, Tentative Parcel Map, AP ii-41-i7i, 2 'parcels on the south side of Hohey Run Road, approx. one mile east of Skyway. Butte Creek Canyon area. Engineer: GDA John Christofferson: was present. There was a discussion of the need for the Planning Dept;; condition to remove the brush pile on the property. It was to remain because of the fire hazard. Mr. Christofferson suggested that conditions #3 and 4 from Planning be combined, regarding a no development area and the riparian vegetation area bein indicated on the map. He objected to havingto actually locate on the map the riparian vegetation itself. Mr.'Hironimus agreed) to delete the condition to locate the actual stands of vegetation. There was a discussion of Health Dept, condition #6 and the other Health Dept. conditions. Mr. Christofferson said that there is useable area ,for both parcels. He questioned the need to map out all the little ponds on the property. There was,a discussion of the Planning Dept, condition to meet the requirements of the FR-5 zone; which requires 300 ft: frontage on.a major road, or 220 ft. frontage on a .non-major road. Mr: Christofferson said that the reason ,for the 65 £t. frontage consisting of a driveway to the back parcel was a solution to the problem of providing, the back parcel. with the 5 acres required and still leave space between the new property line and the existing house. Therefore, a driveway is included in the Parcel acreage instead of having an easement over the front parcel. Mr: Hironimus said that although avariance would be required in order to meet. the requirements of the zone, he feels that there is sufficient reason that a variance; could' be granted, considering the septic areas: The, time lines are running Out On the project• and there has been some confusion regarding communication on this projec*. He feels the project could be ,actedupon now, even though a variance would be required to finalize the map: If the variance is not granted, the map could not be finalized, {lr�1NV lX�"J od" C/ BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES PAGE 2 October 10, 1988 Mr. Hircnimus stated; 1 will make a motion to find that an initial. study Iwas completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, that said initial study and comments received thereon identified potentially significant environmental effects that the project may have had, but revisions in the project plans, the proposals made by or agreed to by the, applicant would avoid such effects or mitigate such effects to a point where clearly no significant environmental effects would occur-, and there is no substantial evidence before the County that the project as revised may have a significant effect on the environment. The proposed negative declaration has been completed in compliance with CEOA and is approved and adopted by this action, also finding that the negative declaration together with any comments received: during the public review process have been reviewed and considered and approve the proposed tentative parcel map to allow the ,creation of a 5 and a 12 acre lot on AP 11-41-171; for John.McAmis subject to the following conditions. Public forks conditions.; 1. Provide two-way traversable access RS -8-1,D712 to each parcel from a county maintained road or state highway,. 2. Access to be reserved .n deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final map. 3. Show50ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access easement. 4. Provide road maintenance agreement. 5. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Honey Run Road. 6. Show all easements of record on t11e final map. 7. Obtain encroachment permit for a.11 driveways, new Or e a.sting, and construct to county standards. 8. Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. g, deet" the requirements of the -Butte County Fire Department. Planning Dept. conditions; 10. Show all areas of inundation on the final. map as a no development area. •11. I1ote on sheet to be recorded with inapt, "Preserve riparian vegetation within 100 ft. of Butte Creek or 25 ft. from the top of the bank which ever is greater, andshow a, 100,f t. no development area along Butte Creek. 12. Pay $200 per lot towards the purchase, of water Tenders. APPeNDIX F COUNTY OF BUTTE ENVIR ONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) Log No, 88-03---10-02 AP No. I1-41-171 I. BACKGROUND 1, Name of proponent John hIcAmi 2. Address of proponent and representative (if applicable); 3097 Southgate Lane GDA. Chico, CA 95926 220 Grand Avenue Oroville, CA 95965 3, Project description; _ Tentative Parcel Map to divide 17 acres to ;create 2. parcels, 5.0 acres and 2.0 acres. 11. MANDATORY FININGS OF SIGNIFICANCE YES MAYBENO 1. Does the project have potential to degrade the qualityof the environment, substantially reduce the habitat' of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or illuminate important examples of major periods of California history or prehistory?.......... ................. O 0 2. Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the detriment of lona- term, environmental goals? (Ashort-term impact on the environment is one which occurs to a relatively brief period of time while long-term Impacts will endure into the future,)......,... O D (Xf 3, Does the project have impacts which are individually limited, but cumulahvelyconsiderable? (A project may impact on two or more separate resources where the impact on each resource is relatively small, but where the effect of the total of those Impacts on the environment is significant.),. .... .., ... 0 D I?ri 4, Does the project have environmental effec't's which will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly?, . , .. , .. , y ..... ..... . . . w . , , ..... , ..,.. , . , . , .. , . . HIS DETERMINATIQN. (To be completed by; the Lead Agency) On the basis of this initial evaluation; IrWE find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared. r! VWE find that although the proposed project could-have asigniflaant effect owthe therewith hot t—t be a significant etfect in this case because the MITI GATtON MEASURESdescribed onthe attachedsheet hpve been added to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared, I/WE find the proposed project MAY have a significant effect on the environment, and an ENVIRONMENTAL, IMPACT REPORT Is required. COUNTIi OF BUTTE, PLANNING DEPARTMENT April 28, 1988 e DATE: y` Laura Ke As8oFJto Planner, Reviewed by: I'V, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (E+:pl,i,tntllllm of .311 "YES"sand "MAYBE" Answers are requited on altachtad sh uolfsJ ,1 1, EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant? YES MAYBE NiJ a, Unstable earth condition! nanges in geologic Substructures?.. - . . ...... 0 0 N b. disruptions, displacements, compaction or overcovering of they soil? ................... D ❑ c, Change in topography or ground surface relief feature0 ............................ 0 CI d, Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features? ..... 0 D ki e. Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off site'? ................ . .. . . .» Q' ❑ ill I. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erasion 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 dec,ignated urban areas? h, Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards �wch as earthquakes, landslides, fj ❑ mudslides; ground failure or similar hazards? .:,...«.:........... ........ ............. 2, AIR, Will the proposal result in substantial` a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality?. . ................................ 0 0 U) b, The creation of obfectionaf odors, smoke or fumes?. «............ . ........... . .... . ... ❑ 0 M c. Alteration o air movement,moisture, or temperature, orany change in climate, locally or re ionalfy t........ ..... ..... ....... .,....;.....,» ......, ....... El 3. WATER. Will the proposal result In substantial, a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in either:marine or fresh wa'ars . , . ............ ...... . « « . ❑ O HCl b, Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate andamountof surface runoff?.. 0 0 c. Need for off-site surface drainage improvements including vegetation removal, ❑ Lnr channetizairon or culvert installations , .. , » , ...... „..:.. , . «.. . ............ : . . , ...., .. , fi d. 'Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters?.«..:,..,<............:..,.,...»,.,.. ❑ D e. Change in the amount of surface water in any water bodyl , .,.... , , .: , «...:. • , ....... , • D 0 i. Discharge into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity"` ..................,, p g. Alteration of the direction' or rate of flow, of ground waters' ................ . «....... ❑ ❑ h, Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through direct additions or 0 fer by cuts or excavations'? ,. withdrawals, or through interception of an aqui , . , ....... D i, Reduction m the amount of water otherwise avaliable for public water supplies? . , .. ❑ . ❑ Exposure of or property to water related hazards such as flooding?,... «...»,.-. Q fl j, people 4. PLANT LIFE, Will the proposal result in substantial, �1 Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, a. shrubs sass drops, and aquatic plants)? ❑ D b. Reduction of the, numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants'?.. « «;;, , . ❑ Q C » introduction of new species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to thenormal ❑ ❑ replenishment of existing.species? ... . . . . .. ... ....» ««.. , r . ....,, .. ... d, Reduction in 'acreage of any agricultural crop..... '.,..... r 5, ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial YES MAYBE NO a. Change in the diversity of species, or ntirYmbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell hsl , benthic organisms or insects)? , . , ..... , .. 0 0 4� b. Reductionin ;the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered, species of animals? , .., .. J M yN7 e, introduction of now species of animals into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration, o! movement of animals?..................,,.,,,..,,,,..,,,.,,,,,,.,,,...,.............. 0 CJ iM d. Deterioration to existing fish or tuildlife habitat?,,.,,,..,, ............:„....,,„.... ❑ 1 6; NOISE,Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Increases In existing noise levels? <..... „ .... . ... . ....... ,-.. ,, ............ , ... , ....... , D b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? ....:....................:................. `0 [O fi➢ 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce significant light and glare? 1 0 i) 6, LAND USE. Will` the proposal result in a,substantial alteration of the present or planned land 0 13 use of an area? . ........,, ...... ...., ' 9. NATURAL RESOURCES. Will the proposal result in substantial a: Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? ........:..................,,.,.., ❑ l ' LSi b. Depletion of any non-renewable riatural resources? 1. 1 , , , . l «, . , . (D 10. RISK OF UPSCT. Will the proposal involve: a A risk of explosion or release of hazardous substances (including, but not limited to.. oil, pesticides, chemlcais or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions `' , , — 0 El tit b. Possible interference' with an emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan?,, G 11. POPULATION. Will the proposal alter location, distribution, density, or growth rate of the 0 0 IL human population? .. , , , 12. HOUSING Will the proposal affect existing housing, or create a demand for additional housing? , .. « , , . , • ....... w 13. TRANSPORTATION/C RCULATION, Wili the proposat result In: a Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? .. .: . . . . . ........ . . . ... . • ., . , . ❑ 0 b. Effocts�on existing parking facilities,._ or demand for new parking?,.:.,,..,.>,.,..,.,...., C.'Substarttial Impact on existing transportation systems? r . ........ . .. . . ........ . .. . .. ... 0 �) z d: 5ignificaftt alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? .,,. ... ,.,. ;,. ,• ,...,. .,. ❑ Ca'' Q e,Alterationstowaterborne, tailor air traffic?., .............. ..:....:.... CQ Cf d t; Increase irl traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? . . . .. : . ..: . . ..... t AOL 14. PUBLICSERVICES; Will the proposal trove all olfe.cl upon, or result in n ne0d fur naw or allelou government services YES MAYBE NO a, Fire prute:ctluil? ............. ..,......r ..... ..,....... © 9 O b, Police prolection'7 . , .. • • .......... . .... .... .. R • © 0 (A c. Schools' ........ ........ .. ... ........, .....•..., ........... 0 d d. Darks or other recreational facilities? ....... . ................. . ..... , ........, , t . • .. , .. 0 0 la e, Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? ......... ...... . ...... . ... . ......., .. Ci Q 11 I, Other governmental services? ...... . ................ ..... ........ . , .. ... Q C 15, ENERGY, Will the proposal result in. a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy? ............, , t t . ..... . . . .......... . .... .D Q b. Substantial increase In demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? ,............................. Ill 16. UTILITIES, Will the proposal result ina need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following _a. F ower or natural gas? . , ................ . ....... . ............. • ..... , ....... _ ....... , Cl Cl I b Cora manications systems? .... .. ... O Cl fn c. Water availability? . , ......... . • . .. ...... .... ........... . 0 El d, Sever orseotic system? ........... .............. :.............. .. ,».... e. Storm water drainage? .................................... . _..,;. . fel d f, Solid waste and disposal) .........:............_...... Cl 0 17, HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in: a, Creation of any health hazard potential health hazard re*xcluding mortal healthll .... b, Exposure of people to potential weal h 1`17ards7 CJ ❑ � 1` 18. AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the obstruction of anyscenic vista or view open to the public, or will the proposal result in the creation of an aesthettically Offensive site open CJ A�+ ' to public viewl.......................'..,.,,..t,,..,, .t.,,. . ..O 19. RECREAtl6N. Will the proposal result in an impact upon the quality orquantit�� of oxisting recreational opportunities? , F , r , t , i . . , , r IJ W'.: 0 20, CULTURAL. RESOURCES. prehistoric or historic a. Wiltarcthere ult in the`aiteration of or the destruction of a r proposal . t «. , .....,' ❑ f�9 t). Will the proposal result.in adverse physical or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic ? ❑ ........................�`.... . • buifding,struotu.eor,obJect.a .. . c.goes they proposal have the potential to cause a physical change Which would affect unique ❑ Q ........................t,,.:..,., �,..,.,., .., ethhic cultural values? .,.....,. ..... res trict existing relJgious or sacred uses within the potontial impact e proposal d: Will the 0 ' area. , , .. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP # 11.-41-171 lb: Construction of the access road and house will overcover 6t estimated 18,000 square feet. A muchgr amount Of P will by disrupted during construction andteinstall,ation ofhtherseptic" erty i,, tank anwell.' If: The property is covered with large cobble and gravel. Although these materials are not stable, they are not subject to erosion rn if the per se,. Erosion and sedimentation of the channel may become a conce stands of riparian vegetation are removed. vegetation stabilizeN the cobble and sma. amounts of soil and sand which have depositeboth n tap of the cobble. Riparian vegetation should be retained within 100 feet of Butte Creek or 2s. feat from top of bank which ever is greater; lh: Hazards to persons from earthquakes are moderate. 3b; Development of the existing homesite and pond have modified-draina e patterns. On theday of the field trip, a large amount of standing water was located across' the access to Parcel 2. it is unknown whether this water has leaked out of the lake constructed in t;ie center of Parcel 1. The source of the water crossing Parcel 21s access needs to be identified. If the flow is not naturalit shall be , diverted to approved drainage facilities. modify the pond to eliminate ;standing water along the aIt mabe ecessary to 3c: If the water across Parcel 2 is cause by a leak in the pond, on- site drainage work may be necessary to avoid flooding neighbors' property, 3f,h: Ground water and surface water levels -are closely tied on this property. As flows in Butte "Creek rise, ground water levels will also rise. During the winter and spring, the property may be subject to high groundwater levels. Construction of septic tanks, cdells, and homesites may lead to degradation of water quality in Butte Creek. Health Department standards are intended to provide adequate distance between leachlines and groundwater toprotect groundwater Sources of potential pollutants nclude fertlizers�applied to landscaped areas, petroleum products washed off of driveways and in - ding operative septic tanks. The loo foot building setback line shown from the edge of Butte Creek will provide marginal w ater quality.protection to suirface Water quality in the existing pond would i£ the bemprovec�s shallonedges emergent deepened. Water temperature increases along the pondw alltvwing' vegetation to grow," Water teo contributes to algae growth, w, edges als Butte Creek has been designated as a zone A fl maps. The hatched area shown on the` tentative oodway on Federa, from the final map creatingthis parcel map i5 scaled; be, shown on the final ma as no-dev�cep All areas of inundation shad pa g P P development 'areas. Any regular surface discharge fr.�am the and shall also be shown as anv_davelopment areas 4a The property supports a great diversity of vegetation includin:) cottonwood; oak; alder, digger pine, and various vines. The vegetatim community on-site is riparian,, adjusted to cycles of inundation and drought. Riparian habitat supports a great diversity of wildlife, and is considered the most productive habitat per unit area. Development will necessitate the removal of numerous trees and vines. A large heap (10 ft. x 30 ft. x 6 ft.) of limbs and brush along Honey Run Road are evidence of pass/clearing activities. Comments will be solicited from the Department of Fish and Game to determine the significance of the riparian vegetation and what. ,steps if ;any should be taken to preserve 4b,c: According to the recent printout of the Natural Diversity Data Base, there are no rare or endangered species in the vicinity. 5d On previous land division activities in the area, Department of Fish and Game has contmented on the high habitat values of Butte Creek, They havt:; supported requiring 100 ft. building setback Line from Butte County to protect wildlife values. 8: The Land Use Plan of the Butte County General Plan designates this area for Agricultural -Residential uses. The zoning on-site is FR -5. Rural residential uses has been anticipated in this area, and is consistent with the General Plan. However, the proposed lot design does not conform to the requirements of the FR -5 zoning district. Each Lot shall have a minimum 300 ft. frontage along Honey Run Road. The map will need to be revised to meet the frontage requirementsi if the applicant wishes to proceed with the parcel map in the present configuration, they must fir4it apply for and secure a Variance from the Planning Commission.. 9b Use of the properties for residential purposes will impact on sand and gravel resources. Once houses are constructed and occupied the minerals are, not likely to be mined, In addition; residents may object to other properties being mined. Removal of sand and gravel sites from production can be a significant impact. However, land Use trends in the area are well established. This land division is only contributing to an existing trend.' 11,12: Division and subsequent development will increase the number of families living in the Butte Creek Can on area. h s y x i area is subs ec+- to high fire hazards and restricted access for emergency vehicles 13a; The new house is expected to generate up to 10.7 vehicle trips per day. 13f: Additional, traffic on a narrow road may increase conflicts be tw een vehicles and bicyclists. 14a; Fire hazards up and down the canyon are high. The danger to residents and property, is exacerbated,by the limited access in or out, The Board of Supervisors has adopted a resolution recgtlirirg all subdividers beyond ::ommunity water to contribute $200,00 per lot for the ,purchase of w'ate), tenders, 14b,e,f: Division anddevelopment will increase demands for. aJj, governmental services. The addition of one lot is not significant. l6c,d Community water and server are not available to service this property. individual systems will be required. Groundwater, :i.:7 e-;pected to be plentiful, sufficient to supply domestic needs. Septic systems will be very difficult to install given the lack of soil and presence of cobble. Two leachfiel.d areas are shown on the southerly corner of the property. The house on Parcel 2 will be able to gravity feed into the l.eachfield site shown. The location of the soils suitable for leachfields is a constraint to parcel design. it may not be possible to meet the requirements of the zoning district, Ind provide a leachfield on each parcel. The lack of soil and Presence of water may make the property unable to support two housing units, 1.8: Some area residents may find the large brush pile along. Honey Run Road aesthetically offensive. The brush is a fire hazard and should be removed pursuant to the requirements of California Department of Forestry and the Air Pollution Control District. 19The high recreational values of the creek would be comprom4ed if the land was tamed for residential use. For example, construction of fencing or decks right along the creek would convert a public: resource into private use. The 100 ft. building setback noted on the original map creating this lot should beredefined as a l00 ft no-development area Recommended Mitigation Measures: 1. Preserve riparian vegetation within 100 feet of 3utte Creek or 25 feet from the top of the bank whichever is greater. 2. identify sc,:rce of water crossing Parcel 2's access', 3. Channel all 'chafer to approved dr-,inage facilities and/or modify pond construct on to eliminate flow. 4. Show all areas of inundation on final map as no-development areas. 5. One Hundred foot building seth@ck lune shall be redefined as a "no-development area's on the ,map, Anticipated Conditions of .A22E2val 1. Pay $200.00 per lot towards the purchase of 'Witer tenders. 2. Revise map to conform with the minimum 300 foot frontage requirement of the FR-5 zone. 3. Remove the large brush pile along Honey Run Road pursuant to CDF and Air Pollution Control District requirements. 1 jXpplicant; John McAmis Assessor's Parcel # AP 11-41-•171 Lag # 8'8-03'-30--Q2 'DATA SHEET A. Project Description I. Type of Project: Tentative Parcel Map Brief Description: Division of 17 acres into two parcels of 2.. ` 3. 12 and 5 acres each. Location: On the south side of Honey 'Run Road, approximately 1 mile east of Skyway, Butte Creek Canyon Area: Proposed Density of Development: 1 dwelling unit per parcel. 5. ious Surfacing. A .8,600 square Amount of Impervpproximately 6 feet additional. Access and Nearest Public Road(s)i Parcel 1„ fronts on Honey Run Road, Parcel.2 has access road on Honey Run Road. Method of Sewage Disposal: Septic tank, leachfi.eld. 7'. S. Source of water Supply: Individual wells. 9 10. Proximity of Power Lines: To original parcel. Potential for further land divisions and development: Division would permit construction of one additioiZal house, B. Environmental Setting Physical Environment: i Terrain a. General Topographic Character: Rolling, gentle terrain;, hummocky in tailings: b. Slopes: 5% and less. c. Elevation: 250 ft. A.S.L. / d. Limiting 'Factors: None. 2i soils a; Types and Characteristics: Dredger tailings, coarse gravel and cobble piled in ridges and heaps, non -arable, stony land. b_. Limiting Factors: High cobble content, lack of usable soil.-,.ptic capabilities. 3. Natural 'R ds of the Land a. Ear.i ,ke Zone: Moderate. 2 miles west of Foothill Sieg "one. ojun. Potentials Light to low considering` rock b. 8rL-. cot.4ent . c. Landslide Potential: Moderate. d. Fire Hazard: High. e Expansive,soil Potential: Low. 4. Hydrology_ a. Surface Water; Butte Creek is easterly property line,, farm' pond on Parcel 1., standing nater across access Lc) Parcel. 2, water canal along Honey Run Road. b'. Ground water: Potentially high,, groundwater. C. Drainage Characteristics: Site drainage modified by grading, mining, pond construction. d. Annv<;l Rainfall (normal): 26-28" e. Limiting Factors: High ground water. 5. Visual./Scenic Quality; Scenic views along road and creak corridor. 6. Acoustic Quality: Very good. 7., Air Quality: Good. Biological:. Environment`: 8. Vegetation: Pine, oak, 'vines along water canal., brush. 9.: wildlife Habitat: High habitat values within. Butte Creek and along corridor. Cultural.Environment 10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: Survey previously conducted, clearance recommended. II. Butte County General Plan designation: Agricultural - Residential, 12. Existing Zoning.: FR -5. 13. Existing Land Use on-site: 1 single family house, detached garage, barn, pond: 14. Surrounding Area: a;. Land Uses: N: Open space, W: Rural Residential stables, S Butte Creek, spanish garden on bluff, E: rural residential. b.. Zoning: FR-2,_FR-5. c. Gen. Plan Designation: Agricultural -Residential,` Open. and Grazing Land d, ParcelSizes- .112 acres,, W. 2 and 13,1 acres, S: 30 Parc 5acres. e.', Population: Rural densities: 15. Character of Site and Area: Butte Creek Canyon, heavily wooded corridor along creek, retained in fairly wild state. 1.6. Nearest Urban Area: Chico, 4 + miles west. 17. Relevant Spheres of influence: CUSD, CARD: 18 improvements Standards Urban Area: NIA 19, Fire Protection Service- ervice:a. a.Nearest County, ( State) Fire StatIont Station ##44 Fair Street.+/- 4 miles distant, b. Water Availability: Water tender only. 20. Schools in Area: Chico Unified School District, PARCEL, MAP GUARANT.LE NO.- 312-003802 ceptions Coat. 6. Easement :or the purpose stated herein and incidental: purposes; Granted TO Butte County PGwer, light and hater Company For Irrigation Ditch, 20 feet wide Reccrdnd On : March 30, 1905 Recorded In hook 76 of ;Deeds., at `page 2�-I Affects t�otherl.y portio -.1 e 7, r;edications of ecser;nts and other purposes as disclosed by the following map Map : Book 1.02 of Maps, at pages 49, 50 and 51 For Setback lines, usable sewage area,, areas subject ;to inundation, and ditch location, as well as notes regarding building permi.ts:, sewage disposal, payment of school fees and ditch areas. 8. Easement for the purpose stated herein and incidental purposes Reserved By : John D. Drake For : Ingress and egress, 20 feet in width Recorded on January 9, 1786 Recorder's Serial #86-743 Recorded in Butte County 9 Agricultural. Statement of acknowledgement for residental. development E.+:ecuted by John E. :4c finis and Renee Co Fie Amis Recorded on June 5, 1986 Recorded in Putte County Recorder's Serial JE6-1fi57 10.A Declaration of Homestead uas Executed b.y John Ellis M. Amis and, Renee Chartrand Me Amis Recorded on June 1,8, 1986 Recordedin Butte County Recorder''s Serial #86 19211 1I.Agreement of Sale by and between Department of Veterans Affairs of tlye State of California, Vendor John E. etc Amis Vendee Dated May 261 138'7 Recorded on :.lune 9, 1987 Rec+azded in : Butte County Recorder's s Serial ,i87-20L8CS Said Agreement contains an.assignnent of the interest of Vendee to John 1J. Mc Anis ak :enee sic Amis; his wzfe,. as Joint Tesiants NOTM Jand described herein was created by Parcel Aap,recorded December 24 1585 in ;look 102 of Haps at pages 49, 50 and 51. 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I .i SECTION U. 4t � r , i/ .-•" BEING A PORTION OF Admit t ... % T.2! N. R 2E Fd 0.8 and to tra.•r. N•at n .ait. Lk [tads Or SEAM= aMSrG1 BUTTE COUNTY CALiFOR•' 1 Z nett flap I_e tnu t. urw / to I" woks lot 1 «tergal 'w.Ur 4•Y.it o- r+.[ ■ e.`Ftl'a'a ucta •wtr..11ta. a .aanf .t+..n tM n tr .4tla r•M,u +.Kt bftf ly'� tot «�-I'Y ` «tui•a.l M(lM Wltl tl tati[[lik Ta Tti «.Doer eiu.to- nu JOHN 0. ORAKE- 1 p'."••"! i - 1 r «ilY Nal vrtt IMTa nrm �� _41 '"��7 yr t a ~ n7rAL AA$i!'_' �. •4 ` �s wi a .u..d. �•a1 uaa Ia.vw BALbWfN CONTRACTIAIGCOMPt�1(Y,'INf.. w. "" • t '" �. *��• ,Y•i •• 1 Wi1rr?t tlpKe tom, 1 tK W. 1MN 4 }M.ttT 10 tw.4i P ljt. Y 1 t { a 4«O.O.r1 YKt ■ntft Nott o• wt. t...Q,rl ! e F/!i t iT at+it - , _ ►.K YT IKKillc nbua0 K'tc/4y, ata•c Ci ' a w:/.1 Y + ,' t.c lla»iir er.r N. t.t. taT« Ta ', �I.00ii#SiP' �4t1}�itlOOii`sfl'� • t r aaan.a lagr'rtai[f iOAM IItA [11.T t ! ���T1.3'il' A ".��, Prt 1 Or fy IMie1 f as ItT rM /at 1 tagt �r ,�• 1tI oi..mw Iruir,MY .,tmfs,ti. 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" +....n wf e.-. » �ne..n .,...w ..,..... .... _ _. ...... ,. _ - GUARANTEE CONDITIONS STIPULATIONS ,AND y, rJEFINiTION 7F TCRM5' The following terms when used iii this Guarantee, mean: "land": b Pay Assured within the coverage of this Guarantee, or to ra 110 full tunount of this Guarantee or, if tills Guarantee is issued for the benofiior (a) a or" hltlrlet The land described, specifically or by .reference, in tills indebtedness secured le by said morts shall GuaranteeSuch�lpurchase, to purclulsq I)Y0' Guarantee and improvements affixed thereto W1t1tJt ;by law real property; � PaYMont or Ierlder of payment Of the full amount of the Guarantee shall terminate all Ihlbllity, (b) r'public records": Those records which. impart constructive notice of the Comuanyhereunder. he Assured given silo �*om v of crlputtltnsgh e Companyfter toffers of rltatters relating to said land; (c) "date": the effective date; thle e (llj� indebtcdn�ts, tile owner of Such indebtedness shall transfer anil assign Mid indebtedness and the mortgage ziet•,uring the same to the Ctrtnpitny upo n (d) "the Assured". the party or parties named as the Assured In this payment of the purchase, Price, Guarantee, or in a supplemental Si* writing executed by the Com- pany LIMITATION OF LIABILITY —PAYMENT OF LOSS (e) "mort a ?,. (a) The liability of the Company under this Guarantee shall be Ihuljetl g 1 mortgage, deed of trust, trust deed, or Other to the amount of actual loss sustained by the Assured becallA, jnstturnOnG reliance 2. EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE OF THIS GUARANTEE Cyt° upon the assurances herein set Porth, but in no, event sllfall exceed thearnount ofthellabilitystatedon Cha tq(;. Bagesucl he enrfy The Company assumes no liability for loss or damage by reason of the (b) The Company will pay all costs imposed upon tilt Assured hi following: litigation carried on by tho Colgpany for the Assured, (a) Takes or assessments which are not shown as existing bens by the records of any taxing authority that levies taxes or assessments and till r'n41t tend attorney's fees in litigation carried on by the Assured witlY jjtg written authorization of the Cnrnpany, on real property or by the public records. (b) Unpatented mining claims; reservations or exceptions In patents In (c) No claim for damages shall arise or be maintainable under I111s Guarantee (1) if the Company after having received or Acts authorizing the issuance thercuf; Water .rights, claittls or title to water. notice of get alleged defect, lien or encumbrance not shown as an Exception or excluded herein (c) Title to any p y property beyond the lines of the land ek Waal described in the description set forth In this Guarantees removes such defect, Jjen or encumbrance withht a reasonable time after receipt of such notice, or (2) for Iiablitl: voluntarily assumed by the Assured in 'szttling any claim of title to streets, roads, avepues, lanes, ways or waterways on which such land abuts, or thea maintain therein vaults, tunnels, ramps or auto' Without written consent of the Com an p- y' (d) (d) Ail payments antler th is Guarantee, :xcep! for or any other structure or improvement; or any rights r casements iherean unless such property, tights of easements azo expressly attorneys fp eal qs provided for in paragraph 6(b) hereof, shall reduce the amount of the liability hereunder pro tanto, and no payment shall be Arid specifically set forth in said description, (d) Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims m without ptoduchlg this Guarantee for indorsement of sjtelf nless t bL or in against the title as guaranteed or other matters (1) created, suffered assumed as ag god to by one or more of the Assured', or (2);esulting proofpaymofusu h ass orhe destructioe ns shallbebanished to ell a satisfaction of the Company. loss to tt a Assured, in na (e) When liability of has been definitely fined in accordance with the Conditions of this Guarantec, the loss 3. PROSECUTION OE ACTIONS or damage shall be payable Within thirty clays thereafter. (a) The Company, shall have the HITAt at its oWn cost to Insttute and Prosecute any action or proceeding or do any other act which In 7, SUBROGATION' IIPON PAYMENT OR SETTLEMENT its opinion may be necessary or desirable to establish or t onfirm the matters herein guaranteed; and the Company may taste any y Whenever the Company shall ;aV0 settled a claim under this Guarantee, all right of subrogation shall Vrsl In the Cornpany unaffected appropriate action under the terms of tits, Guarantee whether r not it shall be liable thereunder and shall not therebyconcede liability by any act of the Assured, and It shall besuhro ##ated to and be entitled to all rights and remedies which the Assured �ytYuld have had against or waive any Provision hereof. (b) In all casts Where the Company docs sit institute and prosecute any person or prof m ty In respect to such claim had this Guarantee not been Issued. If the pr,y rncnt does not cover the loss of the Assured, the Company shall,be, subrogated to such rights and any action or proceeding, the Assured shall permit the Company to ene, r its option, the name of the Assured for such purpose. Whenever to. nested by tlltr remedies in the proportion which said; payment bears to the amount ofsald loss. Tile Assured ifrequested by the Cpmpalty, shall transfer to the Cempany ell tights Company, the Assured shall give the Company all reasonable aid h: prosecuting such action or proceeding, , silo the Company p shall teituburse til and remedies against any person Or property necessary in order to perfect such right of subroggaation, and shall Permit the Company to use the name of the Ass:.trci expense n inctd the Assured for eiry p . in any transaction or litigation involving such rights of remedies, 4, NOTICE OF,LOS$ — CIMITA7ION C+F ACTlON A statement in writing of any loss B. GUARANTEE ENTIRE CONTRACT Any action, or agdons ez rights of action that the Assured r damage for which it is claimed lite fompany is liable under this Guarantee shall be furnished to the Company within'. sixty days such loss damage may :have or may bring against tine Company arising out of the subject must be ba.,td on the pravisians of this Guaut Of 1 matter hereof ,after or hail have been determined, and no right of action, shall accrue to the Assurtd under this Guarantee urilli thirty days after such statement shall have been furnished and no recovery shall be had by the Assured undo . No provision or eonditiort ;of this aJuarantec,oan lit waived or changed t=ept by a Writing endutsed or attached hereto signed by the President, a V14e President, the Secratary, this Guarantee artless action hall be Commenced thereon Within two years after expir^don of said thirty day period, Failure to fursttsh such statement .an Assistant Secretary or other validating oftieet of thn Company. of loss o ,tamse or to commence sue" action within the 'time, hereinbefore specif.ed, shall be a conclusive bar against maintenance by the. 9, NOTICES, WHERE S61JT Ali this Civaranted, Assured of any action under no Elect regiAlred to be given tete Company and any stn to" in vvxitng to aired to be furnished site Contptny shall be addressed 5£ OPTION'r„'�I PAY, SETTLE OR COMPROMISE t#LiAIMS to the flonic Center, prplmfti1adeConinl? n ealth and Title Insarunee Company, S l?enn The Company shall have the op Cion to pay or settl ar compromise tot or in the name of the Assured arty claim which could. result .ia Ions to the Ia. FEES The fees specified on the facet of this Guarantee is tilt total fee for title,cards and examination and fez tills Guarantee, LLT'A G'UARANTSE CONDITION b STI PsJLA7lONS FORM 2015 _ PARGHL MAS c;uARANTCE N0. 312.--001$22 Exceptions Cont. dor the purpose stated herein and incidental purposes: 6. Easement Butte County Power, Light and Water Company Granted To irrigation Ditch, 20 feet wide ForMarch Recorded On 30, 1905 gook 76 of Deeds, at page 237 Recorded In Notherly portion Affects other purposes as : disclosed by thefollowing map7., Dedications of easements and Book 102 of Maps, at pages 49, 50 and 51 p area, areas subject to ' Map For Setback lines, usable sewage ditch location, as well as notes inundation, and regarding building permits, sewage disposal, Payment of school fees and ditch areas. stated herein and incidental purposes 8. Easement for the purpose Reserved By John D. Drake Ingress and egress, 20 feet in. width For Recorded on January 9, 1986 rial 86-73 County Recorder's Se��� Recorded in Butte acknowledgement for rest dental development 9. Agricultural SCaCement of Jc'rtn E. Mc Amis and `Renee C. Mc Amis Executed by Recorded on June 5, 1986 Recorder's Serial #86-17757 Recorded in Butte County 10.A Declaration of Homestead was John Ellis M. Amis and Renee Chartrand Mc Amis Executed by Recordod. on June 1$, 1.986 y l L Butte Count Recorders Serial X186 -192L Rec0r:led in Department of veterans .Affas of the $tate of 11.Agreement of Sale by and between , California, Vendor Vendee t John. E. me Amis Dated May 26, 1987 Recorded on June 9, 1987 Butte Co unty,Recorder's Serial X187-20$80< Recorded in of Vendee to John.EMc Attli.dar�d -'interest :. . S Said Agreement contains an assignment of the'. i lienee tic Amis, his wife, as .Toint Ten ants. NOTES: by Parcel Map recorded December 24, 1gSS in a 1. The land described here as created 49, 50 and 51« Boal 1Q2 0 Maps at p Ees .1� acquired titleby Deed recorded' June .9, 1987 under Butte The Vested _herein Recorder's Serial #87-24879. County ISR_.._. ..... _. .. _ ..... : I s t• W•.t.ap•w•.a ,a ,. x , _ l RL4a DAM {tl Tr:4 3 7{ mat . /..0m. rT� M N YNIar. T[JIL fIwN11��^�u'n�_I n'rf•t, «u n' 'J,IL' S p �:� 4 �r Won't • ^ Q �.•.arY�r _�..�..��� ti G rm n'w't; tom. r � re•f•/�Y. 'its. m .tl If t Nao`: ` - p • N P •t.. race' y i 1 f O♦ q w ••t. nr o' •. le ® rrr..'0, woW = k p .1 aN•.vD ra>o' tui.in'.no` 1e - gp_A0 Y - O t rt•a a•t ham, toamov IUP I 7 • O� O %•� � aNr Y'M'r 1N O' u, +a oar A = L pYe $I.. got -L a21E+-DlQ3Y4 0 T fLDJ•Dt ao-G ,rt y * .�c�5•F•LS g�.. LE�i7117/ 20t.2L'- � /'r r' t aa°• �� • lo+m rw.r r etrrrcD tt1.p' '0� t N•M Iw (S Iyq IM• •+al M r do -it .161 r•.1 w. rItT2•11'q'G ``�.. n.,r l.D d wr NA s.t fastle •t/.J{.11 Ask! .. 2l0 ttl•. f IDD.Df ` ��M 5d13•DC ta11 :1 i . 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Y win\ pR d�IorlhS's+s leaplbe•r'411 � � N04•(aa+ D+W. .R.•ru mir rlem tore B °r ,. lfr ter•l•D eerDT rtptr 1,tuu.Yi'tYl► 1Mr ND•rteD lir ,'I+a�.,v,ai �.;(ux �' i."1 a' q �' {.. ear ,� a tgRrR•u+t netrrro+u»tutta •..•a®�� CIVIL • Clue EN MEENS PLA1thtm + C r 511RVEVORS � Sf2Et P o/ � �•� urw s at a o;Kao+uL .. irox. Y+t• rt R, R ax'r.r nt• fx r +1r Y++ 1 (rrr[i tit Irl rli il 1 rrfFrrl for tt r ii'riYrrtidiitrrltlrr'IlTtilitill'I,t�r,r^lilt 11tt1111 li ill 11 it "I tf i Vdr .�..�:;..:,t. ..... «....... r.r.ew,....,wr.ewe..r'-rP..,.».^a.•+r«• rr, .,.L,.�<i:wn kn.c•{a \nF. �t a,_.9 m .•a{. �.n.w':'v.vw,.},'r^•t'Wr l.srnYr:.�s,.r,: ,.4 r. p.,'r„?'tv�v,.twW�#+.r.'vr�rrf:M'irarrt?nN^n-n1*nrerr':'r'rr-t.,r.HMe-v 1- 7.4 'r1rnrr•:',+mt*+..."=r•*�'" .. ,,. -. _�.. ... ,,..�: .. .rais..'a��f�e+Y.�at>•naiattll�Y !� , Y GUARANTEE CONDItTIONS AND STIPULATIONS 1, OEFINITiON OF TERMS Assured within the coverage of this Guarantee, or to pay the full auuiunt of this Guarantee or, if airs Guarantee is issued for the honefit Of a holder The following terms when used in this Guarantee mean; g of a mortgage, the Company shall have the option to purchase the (a) "land": The land described, specifically or by reference, in this Guarantee improvements affixed thereto which by law indebtedness secured by said mortgage, Such purchase, payment or tender of payment of the full amount of the Guarantee shall tcrttriinale all ilabllity and constitute real property; of rile Company hereunder. In the event after notice o(' clahn Ito: been bytile s offers to nd Midi ch (b) "public records": Those records which impart constructive notice r suthe iindebtedness thepowner indebtedness sshall tmnsrer aassign of matters relating to said land; indebtedness and the mortgage securing the same to ilia Company tipori ;c) "date": the effective date; payment of the purchase pdcc. (d) thr. Assured": the party rr parties named as the Assured in this Guarantot in a suppleinenlai writing executed by the Com- 6, LIMITATION OF LIABILITY -� PAYMENT OF LOSS • or (a) 'Fire liability of iltu 4°ompAny under this Guarantei� I r;i beIlrniled pony, (e) "mortgage": mortgage, decd of trust, trust deed, or other security to the amount of actual loss sustained by the /, , + d becnuxe of, reliance upon the assurances herein set forth b� .'ire po event Ago instrument, s,.ch liability exceed the amount of the liabdit st,aied on the face 2. EXCLUSIONS FROM COVERAGE OF THIS GUARANTEE page hereof. (b) The Company will pay all costs imposed upon the Assured In The Company assumes no lability for Ions or damage by reason of the litigation carried on by the Company for the A t;rured, and all coats following: and attorney's fees In litlgatian carried on by .rto Assured with tilt (a)` Taxes or assessments which ate not shown as existing Dens by the written authorization of the Company, records of any taxing authority that levies taxes or assessments on (c) No claim for damages shall arise or be i,eintainable under thla real property or by the public records. Guarantee (1) if the Company after having received notice of Oil (b) ilnpatented mining claims, reservations or exceptions in patents or in Acts authorizing the issuance thereofl water rights, claims or alleged defect, lien or encumbrance not sstown as an l xcel , 0f excluded herein removes such defect, lirn or encumbrance within title to water. a reasonable time after receipt of such notice, of (2) rot liablhly vnl'unt,,iAy assumed by the Assured in settling any claim or gull (c) Title to any property beyond the lines of the land expressly described in the description set forth in this Guarantee, or title to without Written Consent of the Company. streets, roads, avenues, lanes, ways or waterways on which such Land abuts, or the right to maintain therein vaults, tunnels, ramps (d) All payments under this Guarantee, except for attorneys' fees as provided for in paragraph 6(b) hereof, Shall reduce the amount of or any other structure Or Improvement`, or any rights or therein unless such property, rights or casements arbwithout the liability hereunder pro tanto, and no payment shall be made producing this Guarantee for indorsement of such easements expressly and specifically set forth in said dscription payment unless the Guarantee be lost or destroyed, in which Case proof of such loss or destruction shall be furnished to the (d) Defects,, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims against the title as or other matters (i) created, suffered, assumed or satisfaction of t`,e Company. guaranteed agreed to by one or mote of the Assured; or (Z) :exulting in no (e) When liability has been definitely fixed in accordance with the conditions of this Guarantee, the loss or damage shall be payable loss to the Assured. within thirty days thereafter. 3, PROSECUTION OF ACTIONS (a) The Company, shall have the right at its own cost to institute and 7. SWUROGATION UPON PAYMENT OR SETTLEMENT prosecute any action or proceeding or do any other act which In its opinion may be necessary or, desirable to. establish or confirm VI'henever the Company shall have settled a claim under this Guarantee, all right of subrogation shall vest in the Company unaffected by the matters herein guaranteed; and the Company may take any appropriate action Under the terms of this Guarantee whether or any act of the Assured, and it shallbe subrogated to and be entitled to all riAlits and remedies which the Assured would have had against any person not it shall be liable thereunder and shall not thereby concede oa property in respect to such claim had this Guarantee not been issued. if does not cover the loss of the Assured, the Company shall be: liability or waive any provision hereof. ;'be payment subrogated to b4,.b rights and remedies In the proportion w,irch said (b) fn all cases where the Company does so institute and taserute Company tarsto,eated said loss. Vie ts and any action or proceeding, the Assured shall. permit the to use, at its option, the name of the Assured far such purpose. Company, ransffermo the Company all righremedies gainst any rsan or property necessary in order to perfect such right of subrogation, Whenever requested by the Company, the. Assured shall give the Md shall permit the Company to use the name of the Assured in. any Company all reasonable aid in prosecuting such action or proceeding, and the Conipany shall reimburse the Assured for any transaction or titigat on involving such rights or remed(es. expense so incurred 8. GUARANTE4 ENTIRE CONTRACT d. NOTICE OF LOSS — LIMITATION OF ACTION Any action or actions op rights of action that titre Assured may have or may bring against, the Company arising out of the 'subject matter hereof A statement in writing of any, loss or damage far •Nhlch It is cialrned furnished must be based on the provisions of this,Guaraniee^ Ute Ciampatty is liable under this Guarantee shall be to the Contp-arty within sixty days after such loss or damage shall have been dgtermin+°el, and no right of action shall accrue to the Assuted under dais No provision or'condition of this Guarantee can be waived or changed except by 4 Writing endursed or attached hereto signed by the President, a' Guarantee until thirty days after Stich statement shall have been furnished' iJ t : 'president, the,'SeN tetany, an Assistant Secretary or other Vaiidattng and no recovery strait be had by the Assured under this Guarantee unless action be commenced thereon within two years after expiration of offii ^er of site Company. .shall sold thirty day period, irailure to furnish such statement of loss or damage or to such action within the time hereinbefore specltiod, shall ci NOTICES, iNHER� SENT' All notices requirad to be given the Company and any slatenient In commence be a conclusive bar against malatenarice by the Assured of any action under writing required to rot' furnished 010,C01119ally shtdl be adtlrcased to the home Office. Conimonwealih 1 and Title lnsutaricC Company, S Penn this Guarantee. Center, Philadelphia, PcnnsyiVaitia 191013, S. OPTION TO PAY, SETTLE OR COMPFIOP!^ISE CLAIMS The, Company shall have the npdon to pay or settle or communise for j0, FEES or in the. natric of the Assured any claim which could result h� lass to the pne Yee specified on the face of this Guarantee is, the total fee for title se, treh and examination acid for this Gtnuantcc. CLTA;GUiARANTEECONDITION&"s"tpULATIONs' FORM 2015 Aoki ,John McAmi.s, TPM, AP 11-41-147 portion, 2 parcels on the south Side of fjoney 'Run Read, approxi one mile north and east of Skyway. Butte Creek Canyon area }public Works conditions: I Provide two-way traversable access PS -8-40_1; to each parcel from :a county maintained road or state highviny. 2 Access to be reserved in deeds, as per county ordinance, Nand offered for dedication on the final map, 3 Shows .5Q ft. building setback line measures] from centerline of access easement. 4 Provide road maintenance agreement, S Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Honey Run - Road 6 Shaw all easements of record on the final map. 7 Obtain encroachment permit for all driveways, new or existing, and construct to county standards, 8 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 9 Plaice note on; final map regarding payment ofChico Unified School District .impact foes. 10 Meet requirements of Dept. of Fish and Game. Health Dept. conditions: 11 Provide a 100 ft. loachfield ,free setback;aroun:, existing well!3 either within :the property or within 100 ft. of the property boundaries. 12 Show a 100 ft: leac-hfieldsetback from the highwater line of the: creep. on parcels 1 and 2, 1S Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels l and 2. 14 Provide the requiredusable sewage disposal area exists on each; parcel. Combine with an adjacentparcel"any parcel not proven' to contain the usable sewage disposal area required' by the Subdivision Ordinance. 1 Place a dote on the'map that na water well; may,b located within 100 ft. of the usable sewage disposal area on parcels 1 and 2. BUTTE 'COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES PAGE 6 March 30, 1987 John McAmis, TPM, AP 11-41-147 portion, 2 parcels on the south side of looney Run Road, approx. one mile north and east of Skyway: Butte Creek Canyon area. Engineer: GDA Ken Lenha;r,dt was present. Mr Reid had the Health Dept. conditions and told him what they will be. Mr. Reid stated: having; reviewed the environmental review checklist and the Planning Director's Report of March 9 1987 I will make a motion to adopt a. negative declaration with environmental mitigations for the John Mc Amis parcel map to create 2: parcels on AP 11-41-147 finding that the project could have an effect on the environment but will not have a significant effect in this case provided the required mitigation measures are complied with. Those mitigation measures are 1 and 2 as listed within the Planning Director's Report. The motion is made finding that the project is in conformance with the Butte County General Plan and Butte County Zoning.: Having .found the above, I further move to approve the project subject to tlib following conditions, and finding that approval will not be detrimental, to the health, safety or welfare of the people of Butte County provided the required conditions are complied ;qth. '1 •�YW DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER 'DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (91615344681 RONALD b. MoIll-ROY 'Deputy bl eclor' March 30, 1987 John McAmis, TPM, AP 11-.41--147 portion, 2 parcels nen the south side of Hone.. Run Road, approx. one mile north and east of .Skywtay. Butte Creek Canyon area. Public Works conditions: 7 Provide two, -way traversable access RS -8.1,b-1 to eacta pfIrcel from a count,: maintained road or state highway. 2 Act:es- to be reserved in deeds a per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final nkap:' 3 Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access easement. 4 Provide road mainten°xnce agreement. 5 Indicate a 50 ft, building ,setback from the centerline of }honey Run Road 6- Show all etinaements of record on the final map. 7 Obtain .,actoachment permit for all driveways, new or Misting, and constr.txct to county standards, P . aty delinquent taxes or current: taxes as required 9 P ace note on final map regarding payment ofChico Unified School District impact fees. 'i Meet requirements of rept, of Fish and Game: health Dept. conditions: 11 Provide a 100 .ft. .leach'iel.d free setback around existing wells either within the property or within 100 ft; of the property boundaries 12 Shaw a 100 ft: leachfieldsetback from the highwater line of the creek on parcels 1 and 2. 13 Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements of the Subdivision :Ordinance on Parcels 1 and 2. 14 Provide the required usable sewage disposal area exists on each par:el. Combine with an,adjacent parcel any parcel, not proven to contain the usable seWage disposal area required by the L Subdivision Ordinance. 15 Place a note on the map that no water well may be located within 100 ft. of the usable sewage disposal, area on parcels 1 and 2.' _n Adk AI'ViNWX I` (10010) OF MIM 1 NVI ttlNMEN'I'A1 (to lit' 4' mj,)1t�°tvLT fly 1xittl Aj!(,Ili vi 1.t,4f ,, &G-04-.01-09 ki,it;hl. I tlll fr) r' 11"41-147 (PtII) 1. NiTri1+� C1I I`te;'lcca3;+'I1t JOHN McAMIS a .1t1010: "� txI I1Y�clll.+Ilr"Ili Ind tt`l�l+�` t Itr,.e,t Itt 1 i I ill+lal it ill�l(�i John McAmiaGDA 3097 South Gate Lane 220 Grard,AvOntie Chico, CA 95926 Orov lle, .CA_ 9.965- Tentative 965. Tentat ve Parcel Map OF NO t. llttt`ti tilt 11I.t,lc`t'f lriltt` tht` I1t+tC"1.1 i:.il tit tt'j+Y'ut1�` t1t` �itlrll � t Y +' t� ill+' (•I1111't1Y11I1'k"Ytt , *�11115t r�11t i 211 17' 1 i,�cllltat' Ow ha.l1'itilt 01 il' 1l`ri �nt1 t.11t1� l.kf ".=11t't'?(.'ti l"6I11S�1* ti t"i�11 trr „i 1. l i ft' I1t111ili ntioll to (11-Iy bl+iow ,;(,It, +it t'�tYr3IC; li't'er,, 011't'yltell tis '.'1 FIIIIli11'(' .1 111a!'It or iliii m,l T 6°Tr won i t t , the 11milk 1• fi 1. ro"; t r i t't tit(, 1':►TT t° t'`t it ill•„` 11” tsllelail.;t°lr'•.3 111,111'i or 21 trityl eat' t'111111':lt( ►11;I1CS1'tFlttl t`1,'l"Itl11c`�. t+I lltt' i!1 itIt11' 11('G'1lUl.+ ty! 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EARTH. Will the proposal, result in significant � a. Unstable earth coiiOi tions or in changes in geologic substructures? b, Disrupt .ons, displacements, comp«iction or ovorcover n'tof the soil? c. Change 111 topography er groujid surt`ace (� relief features? �+ d. DestruCtion:, i..OVOr17117 Or 1110t1.i.fiCatM'i011 of any Ci unique geologic: or physical i;eatures'" e Increase 771 iv in or water r�l°o ;ion of soils, either oil or off -Site? f. ChaIges in _deposition or erosion of beach sands or changes in slltatioTi, Ciellositioli or erosic ii which may modify the clialino-1 of a river or stream or the bed of the occain or any bad.', inlet or lake? —' Loss of prime agriculturaIly productive soils ,g. out,,, icie cies i naso d urban areas' h. E-xposure of peop to or pro'pert� to goologic hazards such as earthquakes, iands l ides , mud. - slides, grozinci IaJtlire or similar har,lyds? t/C: Al R, i+/ ii the proposai result iri SLIbstaiit;ial.; a. Air emissions or der.erio a tiou of amblent air' quality"? b. Til(:' creation OC Obi eel ion;ollIo odors , :smoke or f'u.iies? /tw c. Alteration of air iliovemeiit, moisture, of tempera7ture , on any change in Timate, locailly or regicllially? S. WATER. chill the proposail result in ,4ub$ ,ant1al: - a .., changes in currents, o i' the course or di.r,,ct:ion of water iQn'C."t:rients ill 0itlic;t` iiiarilie or fresh waters`.' b. Ch.anues . in absorption rates, dra'i.z)age patterns, ' or the rate and omoinit of qurfacp ronof7 C, Need tQ7' of t` -site surface ra6xta {' i.'�1pT'Cf'VTe- ments, i.nc7.udin vegyetat'ion remom;al, c.haa:nnel- i„ation or culvert installation? w df ,alte-rations to the course or t'loty of flood igatL rs "' ✓ e, Change iii thea amount ,of siarf'ace iqa.tcr in any water bodv? f. D'i'scharge into surface waters, o,r it1 f111)' alteration of surface vater quality' including but not, limited to t�'nii't�'rat111'S3r cii��aitiM�ci ocygen ;or tiirbidi ty'a g. :ll term ion o f the c3ir :c tion o1°' rato u l flow of ground waters" h. Change in the qli nt ity of ground haters, either through direct. additions of ith- drdiva.ls', or through interception o F an aquifer by C 111•S lir exe.�ti}at aai1S � — . ��... , X_C_ i. Reduction Ln the, amount o t+7at er o"ti1i�1'l� se available for public water suppl ies ? Exp o5i1re o F V ogle or property to ilaite related hazards such as floodilig? Y'�5 141r1Y�� Ply 4 . PLANT LIFE, iV 11 the prOposUl rest'? t in ,.ubs tantial a. CC ange in, the diversity of specLe: , or nu-mber of any species of plants (including trees, Shrubs, 1;ras , crops, , and aquatic pIa111, ' b, Reduction Of t}ae numbrrs of pan), unique, rare or endan Bred species of t)j aTats- ` S C. Introduction , o ttctiv s Jet es of plants into an , a area, Or in a barrier to the not mal xeplen .s}x� mens of existing, species' d. Roductian in acreage of an,> agricultural c:t°op? --�, X.. 5, ANIMAL Ial'hF. 1ti11 the proposal re.7ult in substantial: a« Changein the diversity of s o-' la � 1 es , 02' numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fls}72 belcthic organisms or insects b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare .t � or endangered species of a.nima.ls? C. Introduction of new species of animals into an area, or rest;tlt in- a barrier to the migration or movement of: animals s'« Deterioration to existing fish of 1vilcllii~e habitat:'' X t.. NOSE Will the proposal result ill st.tfastantia..l - *a. lnerecase:s in existing noise levels? b R41asure . Of people to severe noise levels? _ ---- h� LIGHT AND GLARE, Will the proposal produce si; niiic ant light and, glare? S. f.LND USE. Will thO proposal result in asubstantial alteraltion, of the present or planned land use of an area? 9, ATMAL RtSOURCES: IV411 ' the proposal' result in substantial: a. Increase in 'the Vate of use of any natural resources? b Depletio ;any icon- renewable natural -k- hof resource 10, RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve.,a, Arisk ofr t»:�Plosion ear the I'ele'Ise of hazard- ous substances (1-heluding, but not limited to, oil pesticides, hemi,c,als oz, radiation) in the event o� an accident or upset conditions? b. Possible interference with emergency an response plan or emorgency evzcuati.on plan? 11, POPULATION, IVI II t 11 proposal altor thc toc.ation, distribution, c ensitv , or grestVLh rate Of tho ''human pop��l. a t oia" IMUS ING Will the proposal affect existing hc�iasing, c. or re,ate a loTtTz�zd t�.'1' Zldditi.on�l,l housing" 13 YES MAY`:01' NO TRANSPORTATION/ CIRCULATION. Will t'ia proposal result in: a. Generation of substrantinl additional vehical.a movement' _ — - b. Effects can existiaag part ng facilities., or demand for new parl:iiig"' c. Stibstaantial ianl)act nit c4tistiral traa:nsportation systems? d,. Significant alter.atiom� to liicscnt patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods?_1% e.. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic.? f. Increaso in traffic itaz.axrds to motor vel lcl:os, bicyclists or. pedestrians". PUBLIC SERVICES. will the Iaroposal have an effect upon, or .result in a Treed fdor new or altered governmental services: x ai.: Fire protection? b. Police protection'; 1 C. Schools x d, Parks or other recreational facilities? e '(ain.tonance of I'mblic facilities,Ticl,tullaz roads? X F. other :governmental sorvices ...X �.�. 15. ENERGY. Wilt the prOpOsaal re tilt in: fuel ?�.. ae of amounts of or ener�y'� —.� . Us �... b. Substantial increase in demand capon existing sources of energy, or require the development of net; sources of energy:' ..,..� � . . 16. UTILITIES, Will the propsal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the folla�+�in.g : a. Power or natural gas? bo Communications systems? C Water: d.. Sewer or septic taYnk" I� e. Storm water drainage" fj Solid waste and disposal." 11ll,4Lpopo!.,1 reslKUM HEALTH a. Creation of any healthhazard or potential hoaltli) ? health ha (e xcl.a�tlins; Mentaal , b: )ixposure ofpeople to potential health hazards'? 13. ABSTRE'1'ICS. Will the proposal result iit the a76-57,.ru~txonof ��y scenic vt;�c. t u i 1 a ew o wato, 'A the the public,or will the proposal result creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to 'public View? �_ ... ;1.:. y AYI Lo °! 9. RECREATION, 11 the proposal result in 0 -impact upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? CULTURAL RESOURCES; U. Will the -proposal result in ,he alteration of or the clestriirtion. of a prehistoric or histort : archaecola,gi.cllj sit!,,? b. Will ti th,- propusal result in x'idvcrrse physical: or aesthetic: effct is to a pr.111i �torio or h,i.�toric building, structure or obje,,,t"r c:.. Does Zhe proposal have the potential to cause .i ph%-sio i] change which would a foci unique 5 ' t.]ln i c cultural Va1lve.s.,I ,l. i]1t` 1)1`Ol)C)S'7.1 1`C'.s?'l'iC't L"`yi:ii"111t, �l'lig%-Uliti or sacrc�ci lues t�it.'t:ill t:ilc� pc��4z?ti� l 101,Igt �k ,• e a DISC I.JSSTON OF ENVIRONMENTAL INALLIATION, AP 11-41-147 (ptn) See attached. I to PA CUSSION QF FNVIRONMC-NTA;i~VALOAA'TIO Ate '11 -41-'1 47 (ptn ) 1b: Some disruption , displacement, compact l ori and qvc r^covering„ will occur upon development of two parcels. Overcoverinp should be ieSa than 2i: , 1h! Parce i is located 2 miles west of Foothill Shear Zone/Tuscan Moroc 1 i"ne, has moderate liquefaction potentia 1 and riloderate 1 andsl i d,a potential. 3h' Water supply is proposed via individual wells. Adequate aqulfor are expected to be available for a domestic well. 3,j Butte Creek is designated on the Zone A flood boundary maps, Areas subject to inundation must be shown on the final map. Finish floor elevations for building structures on either parcel should be two feet above the high water elevation. 4b, 5d . Project wi l 1 result in the loss of some wildlife habitat. The Department of Fish and Came input is contained in the attached letter received for the ,Jahn Drake TPM which createdthe subject Parcel. A; 100 -foot nonstructural setback buffer is recommended along Butte Creek to protect fish and wildlife resources: 1 -la -f: The creation of one additional Parcel will increase the demand for public services in an outlying area from Chico Budget cutbncks Make it increasingly difficult to provide an adequate level of service to such areas. School Impact fees will be collected at the time of building permit issuance. 16d. The special design mound system for sewage disposal ,on parcel _ 1 requires clearance from the Fnvironmentai Health Division and, if need be, the Regional Water Quality Control Board. 17bs The Butte County Mosquito Abatement district is concerned about standing water sources that will breed mosquitoes. Moasures to mitigate the mosquito breeding factorshould be compatible wits the Department aPi'ist) and Game input to avoid disturbance of the land ;and vv�Oetatioh within 10 0 faLt of Butte Creek. Pie f er to attached comment sheet,, 20t An archaeological sur t�py of the Property has been completed and cleranco is recommended . SU�gestied M �t gat i t.�r�e�sUrEs_ 1 Designate d 100 -foot structural setback buffer along Butte Creek on the final map. 2. Shaw the high water e1 evatian (areas subject to Inundation) On the ''final ;map Rel;erence: John D,. Drake T2M AP 11-41-146, Log No. 85-08-21-05. -6- Applicant: ,John McAm:i s Assessor ys Parcel It 11-111-147 £ ptn 7 , Lou It 86-04-01-04 -O4 A. Prg lett i escrr i of i nn 1. Type of Project- Tentative Poi -cel Map. 2. 8r i of Description To div 1 de 17 acnes into two parcels, or'isj Of 6.8 a+tres and one of 10.2 acres. 3. Location $outh side of Honey Run Road, approximately 1 m l l €i north and east of The Skyway, Butte Crook Canyon area. 4. Proposed Do�'rs i ty of Development.' 7 ac . /'d , u ,, 5. Amount of Impervious Surfacing, Minimal. 6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s): Property fronts on Haney Run Road 7. Method of Sewage D`sposal= Special design mound system for Parcel 1", conventional septic system for Parcel 2 8. Source: of Water Supply: Individual wells. 9. Proximity of Power Lines: Adjacent along Honey Run Road. 10. Potential for further land divisions and development: Under the present toning, one more parcel. S'. Env i ronrnent�j�,� i ng _ _ Physica!Env iron enfi Terra 1 a'. General Topographic Character: Fairly level land with some depressions where tal"jogs have been removed,. b. Slopes: Generally,less -than 59 c. Elevation: 2507 feet +/- A.S.L. d. Limiting !=actors: None, Soils a» Types and Characteristics: Tailings coarse graveJ and cobbles piled in ridges and heaps, non arable, stony land, gFactors' p is capabi 1lties. liHazards 8. Natural, ofthe Land a. Ear-thquake Zone: 2 m i 1 es" west of Footh !I 1 Shear Zone/Tuscan Monocline. b. Erosion Potent -rasp ;Slight/Modora'te, c. Landsl 1, de Potent i al = Moder,ste . d 1= i'r-e Hae -a, rd: H i"ah e,.Expans ve So i 1 Potent i a 1 = Low. 4 . Hydro.1,09Y b �awncdretator r"Un�Cnown l is, adjacent to F3utte Crook . c. Drainage Characteristit;s:; Parcel, drains to,war d'Butto Cr,oek to the smith . Annual Rai nfal 1 C normal 7 -,7` 1317141, COUNTY.���.J( ,r � Ifil�.��� i.. �A ��1��tky��J NT 1 DISTRICT QFIrlCt: aT $117 LANKIN ROAD E, CORNER OF OROVILLE AIRPORT VAL t IAM L. HAZEL.TINt„, 111QY ONL.ARKIN ROAD OROVILLs, (_'AU-ORNIA 11596S MANA4114. ri't V1rcrlMurryxl.,, �N6t+rL !8181 G33-4R3tt 3A2.73?(; � Buffo �� April 1.Q, 1,98G ,Planning, C(�j-nrn„ John Mendonsa APIA a �. ; SWC OP A vh1Jli 1NE RESOURCES A GEORGE DEUME(Al I, rs�4rti;rr DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND CAMS RtvION 2 1:01 NIMBUS ROAD SWE A RANCHO CORDOVA, CAIIFORNIA 05670 M 40o. °°.66) ri -st1 L11110 -� Pt';Wwr 9, 1985 �tq �, t-ullJvry'tl Mr. john Mendons;a, Assistant Director L-itte County Cee-3rtjnerit of Public Works i Co- my center Drive " cirovi l le?,_ CA 95965 Cear Mr. The Departrent of xisli and Carne Inas rmicww John t) Drake's Tentative parcel p (TRI), a proposal, to divide 32 acus into tWO lots Of 17.1 and 11,3 acres each. The Subject TPM is located on Humbug ''()ad, at proximately one mile east of Chico. Tha property is bordered on tho North by 1110mbuq 12oad .and, the sough by BL t•te Creek. Although the property is withl,ti t]e...;i},p;) t°:�tl►r5r rango rlf tlt(� &'Ist Teham deer herd, existing davelopay> nk slung HurrU,,,, <<3 t)>�� arosl's value as deer winter range. Thololore, tho I"'partlwnt titan",a rr;){. 'raa►:c;r Rhe approval Of the« A'l'it prov�.d d a 100 -foot nonstrut.tl.rral seretback butfis established along Butte Cree„)c to protect the high fish and wildlife values along the wate> -ly, The Departrwnt appreciates the opportunity to provide ctamnvnts on the TRII. If We can oe- of further assistance; please contact Jerry-Mensch, Lnviton ntal Serv:Lces Supervisor, telephone (916) 355--7030. `P�:.�.k- (y mac# "'"`m•*�,.�..,,d,. Paul T. Jensen 1,egional t~anagor rrhay 4k MkFF1 ,g(, Afn '•,, AMINFILI: NUAlltl•l3" 102042-RSI'nLICI' M11NiIII'EY 603- 340315 SCHE.DULL' ll Tliis policy docs ow insure against loss or damage, nor against costs, atturneys' fres or expenses, any or all cif whldi ,lrlao Iiy reason of the following= PART'l 1, Taxes or assessments which are not shown is existing liens by the records ofarly taxing autliority that levies Iota+s tat assessments on real property or by tie public record, proceedings by a public agency whicli may result in 'taxes or assessments, or notices orsuclt proceedings, wl ether ttr not sliowii by the records of such agency or by the public iecords, 2, Any facts, rights, interests or claims which are not shown by the public records but wldch could be ascertained 1)), in Inspection of the land or by making inquiry of persons in possession thrreur. 3 Fasements, liens or encumbrances, or claims thereof, which are not shown by the public records. i A, iNscrepancies, conflicts bt boundary lines, sh artage iia arca, encroachments, or any' ether facts whielt a correct sn fey would disclose, and which are riot sliown by die public; records, 5, (a) Unpaoented niining claims; (b) rescrvat►nns or exceptions in patents or in Acts audloriz ng the issuance t►iereof. (c) water riglits, claims or title to water. fi. Any right, title, interest, estate or casement in land beyond the lines of the area specifically described or referiad to In Schedule A, or in abutting streets, roads, avenues, alleys, lanes, ways or waterways, but nothing in this paragraph r.hall modify or limit the extent to which the ordinary right or an abutting owner for access to a pliysically open street tit highway is insured by this policy, 7. Any law, ordinance or governmental regulation (including but not limited to bidIding'and zoning ordinances),restncling or regulating or prohibiting the occupancy, use Or enjoyment of the land, or regulating (lie character, dimensions or luc;;rt uo of any ;improvement now or liereafter erected on the land, or prohibiting a separation in ownership or a reduction ill tilt dimensions or arca of the land, or the effect of any srnlation orally such law, ordinance, or governmental regulation, 8, Rights of eminent dorwin or governmQntal riolts of police power finless notice of tiie cxtrcise of such riglits appeats ill die public records, 9 Defects, liens, encumbrances, adverse claims, of other matters (a) created, surfered, assumed or agreed to by Elie Insured ;claimant, (b) not shown by the public records and nut. otherwise excluded from coverage hut''known to the insureticlalln ant :tither at U31e of Policy or at the ate stick clainiint acquired ail estate or interest insured by this rulicyur acquirzd tha insurrd mortcagc and not disc►t&ed in wCiting by he insured claiinant to the Company prior to the ;tate su.;lt insured claimant became an insured hereunder; (c) resulting : ! no loss or damage to rhe insured claimant; (d) atta-Iiiii-L, or creatcJ sub,�equcnt to Date of Policy; or (e) resulting in no l ss or driniagc wlilch would nothave been sustained if the limr* clairttunt lead been a purcli lser or enctimbraiwer for v tit i without knowledge PART II' I, The lien of supplemental taxes,, ass ssed-as a result Of transfer of interest, and/or new construction,;said suppi mental taxes tieing assessed pursuant to Chapter 3.5 commencing with Section 75 of Cali- forma Revenue and Taxation Code, 2< The possible nights of Che public to the use and enjoyment of that portion of ; It he herein described property 'lying within the bounds of Butte Creek. 3. Rights of way to convey water ;by ditch or flume and othetc incidentals as conveyed in documents recorded December 10, 1881 in Book U, at pagte 50' and recorded June, 5, 1882 in Book U at page 521, and in Book -U at pages 522, and in Book U, at page 523; Reocrds of Butte County. 4., Easement for the purpose stated herein, and incidental purposes: For Irrigation Ditch 20 feet: -wide Granted 'to Butte County Power, Light ,and mater Company Recorded' March 30,;1905 ;in Book 76 'of Deeds, at page 237` Affects Northerly ;portion (Continued) it I 1 Sr,triii;rrd ("trop. Beb() I ticiii'dull•Il� Il�attr 1uht. ORIGINAL ef irILE NUMUR 102042-RS POLICY NUMBER 6031-3403`15 SCHEDULE B CONTINUED 5. Easement for the purpose stated herein, and incidental purposes: For Ditch, 10 feet wide Granted to : Butte County Power, Light and Water Company Recorded April 3, 1905 in Book 76 of Deeds, at page 254 Affects Norther�y portion 6. Building setback line lying 100 fret Northwest of the Southeast boundary as shown on the herein referenced map and 50 feet from Honey Run, Road as shown` on said map. 7. The effect of the "Notes-" as shoe on the herein referenced map. S'. Easement for the purpose stater`; herein, and incidental purpose: For Ingress and Egress, 20 feet in width Reserved by : .John D. ,)rake Recorded January j, 1986 under Butte County Recorder's Serial 036-743 Affects Nor, haves erly Portion - t Vorm I0,11•4 O.Ktt ORIMNIAL .cyur•• .1 fur. K{• /JCLlO. M7rt - - _-..::�. T i-....gin: r..•.. tr s nuY .e. •+f w "• + ,. 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Wrf's v '<K « ;`•fr, t.�'ri.i• Ir+c,•r ra BUTTE COUNTYI CALIFORNIA ,�.�..r_,�, • • (ta.y—I, . ••Kr• ri• •D•{.M 4alr> M.. •ffrta,el Iwuwiwrt rf.rt ,i}nrr 07 . ,:,i•n^ 1 t , -. ry "-c Wolofr Hy>, r•v Naa inti as ,(r ."t-, floflrtl 0. bRAKE r to- 1 'lf+ftrwtif f r •i f,p. ifNR( =,5,yyisr, BALDWfN CONTRACTING COM ANY,11 r •• t r '.. �i x•tf -' v r ... Il rrr ,r f..,. cal r .• /K 1•tf faa1/ h f/ ... � 71iMM. - ' }.r 51:111 v7 f 1 Ia•f rpt t•1 ..r .a ( . r or a•11' ' ',i y . cool, rr• 'NO�itt .S�QP' EA -- r tyo,RIM,Woo, lo, h•.r..stiiri t. � CtVl6 EM 9tt1�00f�t1a 9•FCT E N] a. n e M p`•.«ti nr.f,fwtf p a•'(i r .ir/t a.. dtVEERS [I'LA"igp_S SiN!v ', :; '.... .fie. `\< :. • /4• ai:fk.yr This is a dig ram for I� Qc ,p�fpase only ` CQ and it is not apart al the panty or renorl MMQNWEALTH TITLE to which it is attached; AND ESCROW to. OF BUTTE COUNTY y . Bl7TTE COUNTY 5✓ F GsNrR.AL, PLAT" CQNTO R:•u1NCE RE� p0 FOIr�CF;I. FIAP OP, SlTi3ATVISTQty 1fAP Items 1.-4 to be completed by applicant:. 1. Applicant Name ) f11 IM 2i Project Description 3. As'sessor's Parcel Number(s) r 4`. Proposed Use )?A- g ✓. the follc.+"ainp itexis are to be completed by the Planning; Department; ` Current Tonins Lsnd Conservation Agreement General Plan pesisnation �'�oaj:icible Conditianal Criteria: Not Applicable Agricultural -Residential YES NO - .l. Agricultural Compatibility 2, Water & Sewer Capacity 3. .._. Adequate Fire Faci12,ties '} 4. Road Capacity & Maintenance ____ rfsanercal S. Access to Cam& Schools Orchard & Ficl�, Drops S I. Predominant 5-10 Ac. 'Parcel Size .- 2. Vicinity:of Urban Boundaries '-~ ---_ 3. Agric. "+liability not impaired ataif t)ererminati,:,� > : PrbjeLt does —2!� does not s ubstantially conform _ to the General Plan. Comments; -,{ �`, Y?d � :.�r!7l51,�,, guy Staff Signature � Da AS THE APPLICANT. FOIA TtiE`QU DETERtiINATIOESTED RAND DIVISION, PLWMI r*C, CONTORt•111,iJCE I AM.AWAkE OF THE ABOVE SN TAFF Cd i'}1 `! E GEh*ERAL PIAN, Dated ____-------___ Signature of Applicant D. � K gincer"s, SurveyarsPlar�ntng ���� '��-° /`l�'�� 220 Grand Avenue LD' lOpp (ret• sed f -SQ) Oroville. Galike la 95965 (916) 533.2068 4 ➢ 016V - 4 SURDiVIDWS STATEM Name JGHN M cArl-t 4 Project T, P,. it -'l AP# /1-41-17! 1: Existing use (s) of the land NO/�✓/_' 2. Proposed use (s') of the land 3. Code) improvements proposed (See Ch 20.21County ro RG L 4. Public areas proposed 6ZQ't-�� 5. Tree planting/or removal (approx. number)_, 6. " Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive 'reservations or covenants existing or proposed =shall- be attached to this statement attached none T. State type of division, i.e., private road; urban rural, etc. C iyrA-�1 A—P. ,P�'a2r LD 1 040