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Home My WebLink About022-140-019I I 7,,ILE/DIOCUMENT TITLE SHEET , MIT John Malts, 3578 Farris Rd., yGridle ' yi CA 9594 90 02=" Rudd E'arr:riD.g, Inc., 10875 N. ButteRd, Live Oak, ,�A 9S9'r O Sante ry ?.RT DESCRIPTION Tentative Waiver licatzon/Bo -- -------------- ..•---- ,L3T't}1~3 At the southraestcorner of Farris Road and West Bi Ro,44, Gridley area + -------- E-4E'15:60R' PARCEL, NUMBER(5) 22-14-19,27 22-21-0i, 53 Z(31's A-4 0 GENERAL PLAN Orchard & PROJECT CO Field Grocog-,STES�J�'7. =.. ,,,r.....„ CM �,.�, ;P.IaA3V' CfJNFOR.FiA,''QCE REPORT January 1f , 190 r e r - TEUTATIVE SUHU.IVTSIoN E::] 'ARCEL rtn 'DTg,.ARY SUBDIVISION -_1 WAIVER APP �J ��ON (Please check appropriate box) 4. APPLICANTt- !� ��,� � KI 1:31 .-........ . ADDRESS: PHONE NO _ ADDRESS _ PHONE NO ENGINEER OR SURVEYOR; ADDRESS; �r� ,, PHONE NO; MIL NOTICE OF ":ZIG TO:J -.W.►� �, rtJx-/moi .1_1 r-5.: ".., -� i'-°+.+•,.:. LOCATION OF' PROPERTY- TOt ^i��tSHIP -�.r RANGE 2 z ASSESSOR'S PARCEL "PT[Jt.. SECTION ?� �'7za-15, z ZIv- 6�fy / CREAGE PLEASE SIMMIT PRELTi -�--. -- TOTAL, A MARY 7� RF;R7iiT OR RECENT PO Cy OF (dated Saithin last six TITLE I8 4ND RECORDING months) WITH APPLICATION; I t1RANC z.7 o'1A�'I0N BCH ?NIS I'ARTI �v`D, CATE BELOW THE DATE;' DATE >r"arzrr c $ 2" -tdo - zV 7/4 / P RCETs WAS c _ �3 Ca TED: �� 'i o"� ♦ BOOTS PACE 3,53 r N1P,,?3ER AND SIZE OP PARCELS :33ZG CREATED (nclucizua a z 98 nY emZ., DISTANCE TO NATURAL WATER iCOtjVgF 0R STORM Dfitl PROPOSiaD METHQD OTS' S ►1AGP DIS�DSAII: �. OA/Y, W (Check p , PROPOSED SOURCE OPtdA.TM. wYth Hea�.th ie artmeat� t PHO (Cheat s th Health h Eepsrtment) DO POWER ANT} NE -D�tES EXIST To TM ,.O.F2Y OF THE OI�tIG1NA�, 2'AT?CEL�2,, � �. IF NOT) ESTI��{ ATE 'ME DISTANCE THEY Wim HAVE TO AE EXTEMED. ID 1024 Revised !J pv . . DrS lt►`��'ST P (F'o 2b�IC -�OwzXP` Ppm SS Z, 022 ° neere �d 3 y Zp .4 4y. _ wr r+ +1 S p� CO, ASCft D PA coftiwl Vp DATAr SZCATE ', .DEEB DpE,S .2bAz ZOE, OP IbRoj AtOl at S .rte To Aeke Aec r (;a pie to 'p08, - ��yy j X01 `''�•`".,�� ' Zp1*1a F3 Y t '., I 77 P Butte CountY Platn.j, De f0, i Co R pt. OFFICE USE O;NGY; qty, CAter D�'ive _�..-,.,.... Arov{' Re, wlle 959b5�-;3397: pt (,916) 334,4661 APPlieant X1, `tP# Subdivisio ('j/`�r n Date Filed LAND DNISION APPLICATIONS S 6`. .emental Info rmation for Plannin List and d --- De artment escribe an?' other related required for this project permits and state and federal agencfes;ncluding those re other public, E quired by cit.V, �� ° ----- --, �— Y, zegonal,. proposed Schedulin g/3ssncxated Projects: T 3; Anticipated increment. "' ----------,,, future development�1 develo plans); pment (PhAline of subd ivision units, 4 What method --- how Oft-siteet'Wil be utilized to acco downstre mmodate surface am drainage channelswill bedrainage? Describe affected: y of rxager for fire fighting �v"'17PO�Oiydrant-", s Ponds etc.). i111 '21 eXcavaLioi or grading be necessar 7 r /tI Y pubic Yards ('estimate): '� •tin-. �� '41 � 0 f w� .. n . S:N rT'Ue% 7AVMTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATIOU 1 ASMS' Identify potentially significant'. environmental ;npdt5 associated With the land division, What project design features OV special conditidfi of approval (miti3ation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential environmental impacts? M&Ja 9, ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING* a,} Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants and animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use of the structures. R Ie -e' G.avn /Za-,io�1'tF b) Describe the surrounding properties, including information on .� plants and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. r Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc.), in of land use (ore -family, apartment houses, shops, depart" ment stores, etc.), and scale of developmeyt (height, frontage, setback, rear yard, etc. j . Z6cr Z d vv t , ' CERTIFICATION: r hereby certify that the statements furnished above and in the attached exhibits present the data and information required for this initial evaluation to the best of my ability, and that the facts, statement and information prasented are true and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. C • Z# PROJECT DESCRIP2'IOti L-tl/ OA wr. 3, ASSESSOR'S PARCEL F�Cit£BER(S); -ZZ:- ,4,� 'G,R�ot,�Y 965 �- 7 7 2 PROPOSEDUSE. ThO foilo`ding items are to be completed by the PlaCURRENT nning ZONING: Department: -•-- ORHERAl. PLAN DESIG3TATIONs GUltc,r,� LAND CONSERVATIONjF AGRRENT: �r!�: I%C9rjdit_fonal Criteria:. RESIZyENMIAL 1. Agricultural Compatibility Nater and ;Sewer Capacity YES NO ---_.. it is recommended following that yat p g cerform th& Adequate Fire Facilities `` ikeru;; ARCHABOTANISim COJIDS 1'FCf( Road. Capacity and Maintenance — CAL S Access to Commercial and Schools GEOLOGICAL SURVEY *- ORCHARD AHD FIELD ELD CROPS ----- A. predominant 5-10 ac. Farrel Site : 2. vicinity of Urban $cur►dazzes — — .. ��ENT OF FI"ITHIN DEP YES N ` SH AND CAME DEVELOPMENT ZONR 3,Ag. Viability nct Impaired�El —'-r �., NTN FLOOD PLAIN: !stuff Determination: Substantially— confo= ta• �t GENERAL PLAN: 1, Land Ilse z4 WMIN AREASPECIFIC OR LAND USE PLAN; 2. Conser*tation if Yes, 3. Open Spate�- Nwae 4.. Safety �_ X — of Plan IJI7IiiN an UAN RESERVE.- 5. d�oise �� --- if Yes,, - . 6. Housing � • Circulation '--�» -- .� Name of Reserve 7.ONING , AIRPORT LAND 115E PLAN. l i StAtt Signature �1 .�-—: Date AS THR APPLICAPT FOR$iE itEQUESTED LAND DIVISION i, SIE L`DNFOItMANCE `WM THE GENERaIL P AM AFfARE OF A LAN AND ZONL�, Trr'iE A$OVF .STAFF DETERMINATIOhII REGAtrnr,�s Dated _ �G� Signature, of Appli, hfac report trill Qvire and be discarded, six (b) months frog ri 1000A (revise �g ) ''j �r SUBbIVDER r S STATEMENT Projec Z?- 7-)0 c"! I (ay AP -• isting u s i of the 23224 2. Proposed Use ( s of the land rcri a-r un'�n� �} cb, (F nmen F.02 ar'rmeat X At orNe ,kit to t ,„est.y De al th DA ,r e Count raxg cart, `men rtmen t aCl� (Che t . er� r (o a u p e Co Pe2j tIe eport n teas Hort A'A J0 fo �4D Q0I � - e &0 Oso tr,� to r easement) ° Zed I ,gp.�4111 l41C 9ttztc 'bate hC) ane enton C°m peg y{ Ywa Za e memn p. 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AP bo un t5 n Dlstr t -for 1 y taz- ti soothe �. oks) ZC an su d , , ° n wa .. t (n 017 . y h h 3� � tQr h ) e ed ate Oe sp sxonsy R Cr' � mai ocza, n w 'I NCJTICE Wil~' I� �'�'J�.hM�l`7AT�t�NP r Office of Planning and Resh 71 LHEM Butte County 14UO Tenth Street, Room 121 lanning,Depa' �?ii Fit Sacramento, ISA X35814 APR 19 1990 7 County Cente'�' Orovilie, '.� or CA 'Yli5 X County Clerk . CANDACE J. GAUBBS, Butte Co. CI;Ar , County of Butte By— YfJUN(3 Deputy O'M_TECT' Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Secti0o �ttos or 21152 of the Public Resources Code. J?roject Title AP ft Name WAIV/BLM 22-14-19,27/ 22-21-01,69 John Adams%kap d, Farm,i.,t v I tete Clearinghouse dumber Contact Person Telephone (if submitted to Clearinghouse) ,Sohn Mendonsa, Public Works 538 -7M -Or Project Location At the southwest corner of Farris Road and west Kt:os- rridley Road, Gridley area.. Project Description 'tentative WaivetApplication/Boundary Dine Modification This is to advise that the Butte. County Advisory Agency (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) - has approved the above. -described project on . April 16, 1990 and had# +�,;14e (Date} the following determinatsdns regarding the above-described project; 1. The project �Vi11, IM,wIll not, have a ,significant effect on thw enviroilment. 2. An Environr..ental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of 09%i A+Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant td4 °tic provisions of CEOA 3. Mitigation measures _.. were* )tY .Qere tot, made a condition of th& approval of the project. 4, A stateiMnt of overriding considerations __Vas, -X etas not, adopt& f for this project. Thin is to certify that the final EIR with comments and responses anci record z4 project approval is available to the general public att. .Butte County P.l:anning Departmont 7 County Center Drive, aroville CA 05065 CERTIFIED MAIL .,. 1171 „ LAND OF NATURAL W" AITW ANIS � kAUT"Y DEPARTM11NT OF PUBLIC WORKS' WILLIAM 03IM GH8PF, DItactor 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE', .+ROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 900 Tatephchetil-161 539.7601 RONALD b, 6(6k4RQY Deputy b1'16'i�t•�r April 1t:� -99Lo ,john: Adams ,E AP 22-14-19, 21 & 22-21- 3578 Farris Ro6d 01 and 69 Waiver and BlM Gridley, CA 95948 Rudd Parra ng Inc, 10875 N. Butte Road Live Oak; CA 95953 Dear Cent:lemen At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on April 16, 1990, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of , ,environmental impact and approved the tentative parcel map on the above -referenced property subject to the conditions listed on the attached sheet. If no appeals are timely filed—within ten (] 0) days of ,t',a date of the Advisory Agency's approval: --with the Clerk of the .Pj ird of gupervisors, this action will; be Fina] 'When the conditions of approval are complied t4ith, it will be in Order for you to file your "final map" with the Butte County Department of Public Works for rec�� Dation within twenty-four (24) months -of he date of approval by the Advisory Agency. If you: have any questions regarding this, 'matter, please contact this toff ice. Very truly yours, William Ctieff Director of Public %rks r , Jghn Mendonsa Assistant Director J JM/ds- attachment M/ds-attachment tell Planning Dopart,ment > Environmental Health Department Roper Associates John Adams and Rudd Farming Inc., Tentative Waiver and Boundary Line Modification, AP 22-14-19 L7 and and AP 22-21-01 and 59 3 parcels located at the southwest corner of FarriS Road and West Biggs-Gridle h� Gridley Road. area. Y Public Works conditions, Deed to the County of Butte 30 ft, right-of-way from the c,;�erlir► of Farris Road. Indicate a 50 ft, building setback from the centerline of Farris Road. Obtain encroachment permit for all driveways, new or existin construct to county' standards. g, and 4 Pay any delinquent taxes or;current taxes as required, 5 Nett the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department. r ,b. Prepare necessary deeds for recordation. Submit to Department of Public Works for checking. Verify that partial reconveyance and/or modification of trust,; deeds has been accomplished, if necessary. =� 3 Verify that there are no 6elithquent taxes due Prior to recording deeds. After recordation of deeds, contact the Assessor 1s office and request that the rnecessa&�y parcels be combined so that parcels are created:,. no new` Health Dept. condition. 1d Platt statement in deeds that states "These,parcels are not ,approved for sewage disposal." � _Y �w n .75 Bade Guli `fAUTY _ 1ANt7 0 NATURAL WEALTH AtJb' �' I3EPARTNIENT OF PUBLIC WOnKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director rriL+ 7 CDUIITY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 1iai�l; CERTIFIED MAIL Telephone; (916) 535.7681 March 9 1990 RONALD 01 ;jkl� $LROY + btrvP"aIa`1tnr John Adams 3578 Farris Road Gridley, CA 95948 Rudd Faxtai.ng, Inc. RE: AP 22-14-19, 27 and 10875 N butte Road 22-21-01 and 0 Lave Oak, CA 95953 Waiver and :Boundary Lite M6dification Dear Gentlemeni Please be advised that the Butte County Advisory Agency w:l hear your application on the above -identified property on April 16, 199n, The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department And will be considering your tentative waiver and boundary line modification. Public Works wall recommend the conditions of approval as listed on`the attached sheet. The meeti4g: will commence at 9:00 a.m. in. the Board of. Supervisor3' Room, Cotftty Administration Building,: 25 County Center Drive, Oros}ille, California, e If you have any questions regarding this matter, pleate,contact this office. Pub/ds attachment ttt Planning Department Environmental. Health Department Roper Associates Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public C,torks J 2iin Mendonsa A-4-Astan.t Director �uils Vic. Pte.";�,�►a+ ;t. r , IMER-DEPARTMENTAL 11�I�MO TO: Advi R.AI DiUM °TS, Ag'ncy ., .; FROM; Planning Director SUBJECT: TEN T,ATrVE MODIFICATION for WAIVER AdamsCATIOI AP# 22-14-19,27/22-21 AND BOUND ' /22:21-0169 Adams/Rudd Farrrung on �� DATE: March 1, 1990 This is a Proposal todivide 675.5 acres to ;create 1 parcel at 209,5 1 at 152 acres. The present zoning is A-�' A plan Map of the Butte (Agricultural acres, 1 at 31 acres Connex r General ]Plan designates f sacre parcels Crops,. There are no 0peeihc or carrmmun h area )The Land �b�" ty plans for the s as Orchard and lgdj`tj 'The proposal does not co arca, of the Butte County conflict With County ,zonin General plan nor an nor any adopted or Y CoCoun proposed eletn,nf The applicant has processed the tl', specific or community ,plan. Board of Su erVisors and this vro'ec modifications of the Williamson p Act Contract , J t conforms to the Proposed throe h �It.ecorrtrnend a modifications., g the pproval. DF—U jlo +ti K rf 1 A N DOF NAT!' dr R A t WEALTH - A,y tj t, Gi F A �, �• � PLANNI 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVING DEPARTMENT MLINT TEL$PHOhE: (91sj 538-760, 98 7 o'FOR Jf 'f�.�1,1O lag March 1, 1990 John Adams/Rudd ,Dann 3578 Parris Rd, Gridley, CA 95948 Rei Tentative Waiver A ification on Boundary ou (j ry .Lain. Application and 2214-19,27�and 22-21.-41,69 Dear Susi The Butte County Planning Department has completed the e project in accordance with the view, of Butte County nvironmental ra Adviso g � within Environmental ifo Public Resources ry. 'A en in the required 105 days Act and fo Code Section 21151.5.'' r�vd Cal, tl #iye required by� Sections 20-6 y Pursuant to txt�# Caiift1 M6 and 20-99 of the Butte Coun ' the Planning Directur's re' completed. Please find enclosed the Planning Direc;nr'sRep Subdivision t�rdiuit�tce has t►patt for your project. Re orf ee'ta P which has bnlutl prepiEr dd Please review the enclosed Plan a 'Ifyou note an i m Director's Report with conditions of applicable. attention. Y errors or omissions in our .valuation, please Uri aliprova if ng 11►em to i tits `The F: vironmental born sent to' the Butte 'men and Planning Director's i Sections 65950 and 659�unty' 1,dr s des the Agency fo Report for our ro"e for their action ; y• P +�1 1lttve h�"ert approve or dila e Cohn Cal.foraua Governtlle�it Cede approve- your project within s' t3'dwisory Agency set 1 application was received'and acre ted, months from the date of t"rllhgs .at; d by state l4 1 will, occur on �u P 71ie six month time 11mit for our ro'ca �Ij1�li ya�a�r and place of y gust 9, 1990. The Advisory r . the ublic hearing for Agenc y p 3 1)titittdatec[ P g your project., y will notify y04 of 1110 time. ii there are modifications to your project, not related to re-evaluation of your project shall be required. mitigating an identi�'cti 'itttpact! {To C be coI3�CK��S mpleted by Lead Agency) I. iXamn ofrNA Proponent yAdams/Rudd Fd 2. Address of rIT1ing In Proponent and repro {entative ---JPbr�mc (if applicable); 3• Project description: Ta, LOG No. AP no, 2214-1q1 1� Dies the - ��i� TF'A1VCE subs project have the of kild Bally reduce the habitat f ao. shrade the gsiity of the tlo ife population to k a plant cr drop belak - wildlife environ or en anicml community,, ze1f-zusta ` species eat; gered y,, reduce then ming levels, threatense a fish or of Califo Plant or animal or el zrir,3LO iaportanestrxaroples o£angeoo£lzminate rnU history or prehisto 1 '� • Does �., a rare th3 Project have the Maloof periods detriment of to Potential to acheve short-term environment is one Whhii-e v onmental goal, -trm benefits to the loo(A short-term g-. es t impacts wi curs in a. relativelj 'brie, impact on the 1 endure into the future, period of tee •, Does the While considerable? have which (A proe ac are individually ILDited but the impact impact on impact on two or total of those resource is telativel s more separate resources4jvely impacts an the et.ela y ,mA11, but khere the effect khere environment is si " • Does the Pro gniiicatit,) 4f the adverse effects have environmental effects 'Which on hrrmat1 beings either ch kill cause subs directly or ,indirec_ly? tantill All TO this initial evaluation: completed by the Lead Agency), on thA('tass .. �-- I/4IB find the pro os off;... I`I '/WE .and A, NEGATIVE DEC �f1LD NOT have a significant effect ort the, �ARATION Will be ---_. II3iE find P�Pazed, ,on the that although the environments there willonot b project COULD have a si tfio TIGA'TION MFAAMS describe,, be a significant effect �gn is Prdject. A NEGATIVE,� on the attached s In this ctasefbect DECLARATION will be beet hire been a mouse { x/WE find the Ppared, added to the —'-' and an EN the p�te�Aoject MAY hive a significant effect on." CT RLi'ORT is reuirw,d, .the envit$nmenta COUNTY of Aih2g pLAN1iXNG DRpAtt DATE;Irch 590 David R• Hranmti,� Senior 4 e� PIannex Eeviewed b .rt l Se e s re - tli:or Plainer 'ri EI�'V'�TZ(?1VM.'ENTAL YM'PACTS irk 4Explanations of all "YES" and 11MAYBE11'answers are required on attached aliaet(s). 7.. EARTH. Will the proposal result in sigfxificantt YESPAU a. 'Unstable earth conditions, or changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruption, displacement, compaction or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface relief ,features? x p d. Jestruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic or ph ,lira) features. e. Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off site,?, „. f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the chanr:gl of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake.,,- g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urian e -41 areas? h. Exposure: of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, A landslides, mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards? e �. .,.. Z. AIR. Will the proposal result in substantialt a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. J - smct- or .fume The.. creation of objectionable oda.�s, s? c. Alteration of air movement, moitture.or temperature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally? WATER. Will the proposal result .in substantial, a. Changes,in cu r or the course or direction of Water movements in nts, a - --'� b. Changes in, absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface runoff? c. Need for off-site nurface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal, channelization or es?vert installation) d. Alterations to the course or :flow of flood waters? e. change iii the amount of surface water in any waterbody?, g F, Discharge into surface waters) or in any alteration of surface water qua'lity, 'including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or rate of ftof ground waters? h. change in the quantity or cuality of ground waters; either through direct additions or withdr.--orals, or throtWi-,Uiterception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? i. Peduction in the amount of water 6theruiS0,available for public water Il 4 supplies? ,... .- j. Exposure of people or property to 'stater-r4lated hazards such as flooding 4PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial; a. change in the diversity of species, or nt*ber of any species 'of plants (including trees) shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants),,? b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? c, Introduction of 'nest species of plaints into an area, or in A barrier to the nr5rmul replenishment of eyisting specn00 d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural Crop?°' yaw �". ANIMAL bIx'c ---------- 13i11' the • Proposal result c - n s cbs��,us�ial � Cj f, a• (Chane in the diversity of species • , hind ahimxls including repClgsnumburt{ of any species of anima or insects)? , fish and shellfish is „ Y�§�, ,��AYHE ,��j� b• Reduction i organisms n the numbers of any unique, roto acs endangered gered species of c• Introduction of new species of artim� an atuti; the migration or movement' into of aniciaisalor in a barrier �- to d. Deterioration of existing Eich or wildlife ttdbitat7"---�- G• NOISE. --_... Will the proposal result in subsrantiai; a• Increases in existing noise levels?' b• Exposure of Peopleto severe noise levels? 7. LIGHT APrD GTuI]2E.dill the proposal pradcGe significant------ 8. LAND Usg light and glare? "'- "i"o* will the .o. -„ i'� and use result in ,a substantial present or planned land use of o� alteration of the an area. � 4• NATURAL RgsJtJRCESw Will tlYe proposal result in substantial; a• Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural resources, ,I TO„ RIS_ X_ OF g up �. s Will the proposal involve, a• A risk of expIosYan or release of not limited to, oil hazardous substances Of an accident or upset cherticals or radiation) but set coiuiitions. ) sr, the event b. Possible interference With an emergency response evacuation plug ----, Plan or emergency _, 11.. POPtiiI»r1TI0N •. POPULATION Hii; , the Proposal alter grostttt rate of t l(• 1 ' location, distribution population? , density or M HOUSING, W1I1 the far additional housFcsal affect existing txousin ' $s or create a demand ` 13. 2F'A--M--SPORTA ON/CIR CVI�"TION: will the proposal result in neration of --ubstantial additional vehicle movement? b- tffpcts on existing Park �g .Facilities, or demand cfor neW • Substantial act parking? rV on existin $ transportation systems'? d', Si nificant alt �{ movement of eonat3Qns to present patterns of People le andj'or goods? nirculaton or e Alterations tc+ uateriso` rhe; rail or air traffic? f, increase in traffic--w--.;. hazards to ,motor vehic=le's, bicyclists or 1�,• PUIILIC SF7tVICr.S4 PedesLr Will the ens? _ for nese or altered proposal have an effect upon; or result government services; in a --`; need a. Eire protection? b: Policy Prdter c. Schools? d: Packs nr other recreational Facilities? .- e• Maintenance of public ,facilities, including roads? f+ Other over' governmental serrices? ��, yaw 151-1'Gl'• Will the Peal result in.. d. IISe sof SitbstaAtial amounts of fuel or energy? ts• sub r3tantial increase in d requ' the develn demand �°n ex,. development of next sourcets of ,{ s ever energy; or �.:G F t.iTII,2TI1:S sources of energy? tTILI TES Will the proposal substantial alterations to result in a need .for nett the following, systems, or ---. —' "'--'— -- a. Power or natural gas? N b• Communications systems? c• Water availability? d• Sewer or septic systems.? e. Storm water drainage? Solid waste and disposal? 17. ---------_ _• Wil`1 the proposal result in; a. Creation of any health,thazard or Potential hazard health)? (excluding b• mental Exposure of People to Potential health hazards) •, 115. AESTFIE`�g� Wlli the ro osa2. vista or view open to proposal l 'result in the obstruction of an creation of an Or will the +--~• �'"" proposal result in the3c aesthetically offensive site open. to pubic view? I4* RECREATIQ1r. Will the p quantity of Pro osa:l. result in an impact upon th® existing recreatiu;Yal o , quality Pportunities? Y or 20 CU --ZJRAE �a� s, a• Will the proposal res;the alteration or destruction Prehistoric or historicu k In a,rchaeologicai sit,? of a b• Will the proposal, result in adverse to a, prehistoric or historic dyers Al. sial, or aesthetic �, struc effects C. Does the ,rhe or object? Proposal trays the Potential which would affect to cause unique a a physical chane $ thnic cultural values? g d• Will the proposal restrict existIng the Potential impact, areal ions or sacred --_ r 4� " uses w thin. E1VV=12C�NMENTAY,-�'v,�Y, =ee attached. A''C7jV RF /^� biSCUSCiON)r rVTgCON;NTAG E"UALUATI(�N- ,22.14-19,27/22 fi� 01►69 1g;4d: This project is a )Boundary Line Modification and War'aiver Map to modify aitd/Pr creel 3large a and +vhxle acultural dditional hese es could be being created for agricultural �1 �1.g . Purposes p a emf*t11 built on two (2) Of the parcels,, 11' iq p likely due to the use of the land and the shallow soils. Accordingly, there should. be very IgW imp �e1. associated with this project. ' 1h: All of $utte County is within a Moderate Earthquake Intensity Zonection of `i%1Ii. Coapt buildings to Uniform wilding Cade Standards for sessmacally activity areas sho'h]d provide adequate protection to occupants in case of seismic activity. 13a: Creation of one (1) additional parcel will create some additional traffic, Howd-vej,` A worst j case scenario would indica"e that only te» (lt?) trips per day would be generated."I�ye to tlr7 rural natureof the area #iris world not be considered a significant impacts speciallyfjpce it is likely no additional house will actually be built as discussed in item 19; ;above. i 14a If an additional home is built on the new ;parcel being created by this project $�1�Ct there p - e xvral arra, See item, would oe a sli t increase in. demand of ublic services ui th r.) APPI!cantr Adams a :Rudd Farms A. Pro•ect De DATA 449 HECIT crti tion s �S ''Assessed ' Parcel 022-1Q( 9,027 and 112-216 01,069 g # 900 ,v 02-08-04 1. Type of Pro' ,feet: Waiver of T Brief Description: entative Parcel 2• Redividing Mar.and Bounda � �, recognized by the Subdivision 4 existing ry iane acres, and 1 of acres. Assessor Parcels 1�v6&,fi,cljItnn, 3. Map Act into 3 Parcels consistin %cation: At the southwest co , 1 of 314 ac � , 4 1,12 in the Gridley riser of F' r �,� lr'i2 4• Proposed dlDensityarea. arris Road and West Bi S- Amourdt of Im of Development. giss'G�rtclf��i ��Gttrl, 6: P rvinus ,SutE'acin • Ureater than fib acres per dwelling Access and Dearest Puhlic �. Minimal, Biggs.GridIey Road. Road(s): property 7• 1'46thod of Sewage D' Fonts on F 8. g D' fronts iris Road Source 9.Of Water Su Zndividuai se 0 Pro ' PPIY: Individual wells• otic ,systems. IO• xhnity of Power Lines: Ta., ,,;pe,ry, Potential for further Iand divisibrs and de permit 40 acre Parcel s. veto _. • . me , Agreement that This is limited b P `nt. 'Ise existih � � . currently exists on the Y the California I✓and g zortu., �ftJllld En--�`nmental property. Consert�afj ,vi eft"n � Envrronrrienf L Terrain General TopograPhic Charaeterr b.. Elopes: 0-2%. Flat y C. ovation; A alley Land, d• pArox. 8511. A.S.L, Limit. ,Factors' None. 2• ;Soils r{ a' �'1'Pcs and lowclay and Y nd Gridley clayCrenerally Stockton clay to 18 inches over a c!a loam, Soils are e t�dohe with substratum, y` layer Which is in genera shallowo md'.latad' b. turn locutod ranging. � o,, lit Limiting Eactorsr Generally shallow soils over a compact`.d Natural Hazards of the Land with limitlttl ger a. of Zone;• J rueahill b• Erosion Potential: Moderate ]Earth Earthquake C. Landslide loot None. q ke Intensity sonevMi, Zf, d. entials None Fire I fSzatd Und assiiied. Gpansive ,foil Potential: high. 3. a' �'1'Pcs and lowclay and Y nd Gridley clayCrenerally Stockton clay to 18 inches over a c!a loam, Soils are e t�dohe with substratum, y` layer Which is in genera shallowo md'.latad' b. turn locutod ranging. � o,, lit Limiting Eactorsr Generally shallow soils over a compact`.d Natural Hazards of the Land with limitlttl ger a. of Zone;• J rueahill b• Erosion Potential: Moderate ]Earth Earthquake C. Landslide loot None. q ke Intensity sonevMi, Zf, d. entials None Fire I fSzatd Und assiiied. Gpansive ,foil Potential: high. VW11,11 T.77 , 1Fiydrology, a- Surface Water: The trainer lateral � systems traverse the property, and latt;r&l of the 10 6,41 drainago b, Ground F►'at"er: Abundant valley aquifers C. Drainage Characteristics: Ile `, west, however agricultural activities On-site drainage ways. drainage of the Propos is to bo site :have fo'c d, Annual .Rainfall (normal ed draitijjffr 19 local e• Limiting Factors; None.,. A x PProx 20 inches per y ear. 5• Y sual/Scenic Quality, Good. 6• Acoustic Quality: Good. 7• AirQuality: Good except during periods of stagnant v Bakal Fn�;alley air, ,Hent• 8. Magetation Rice lands. 4. Wildlife ffabitat: Small birds and animals associated ' agricultural lands, with valleyrich I& and Cuittlra_ Environ�t IO• Archaeological and Historical rll;esources in th 11- Butte County General Plan designation: a aa, LOW sensitivi 12:, Existing Zoning. A-40. ration: Qrchard and field Crops, at 13• Existing Land Use on -sites , 1' • Surrounding Area. Rice lands and 1, single family dwelling, a. Land Uses:• Agri gncultural lands, primarily rice, with scattered single-Iitlly y b• Zoning. A-40. C. Gen.. Plan. Designation: d: om � Orchard and Field Parcel Sizes: Generally 40 as an cred larger zip np parcels acres each. P s of sever`af Wr ypjf d e. Population: Sparse, X5. Ch2racter of Site and Area: A 16• Nearest Urban, bicultural area. 171. Relevant Spheres of•lniln of Biggs approximately 1/2 mile north. ences Bi Bistrict #833. t Gridley Water Distric d, es 18.. P t Recla°d�,rt� Improvements Standards Urban Area: No, • Fire Protection Sv:'rvice: . a. Nearest County (State Fi• �t 1 mile. ) re Station: Station # in ,Biggs approxi31 h• Water Avvilabili y 20. Schools in Arm; lei Fire tankers only, District and Gridley Union Emmen District and Gridley Union,,;{ . g n Union School School Di gh lo'til District, -.$ C ENMONMENTAL REFETt ENCF MATERL4 , 1, pn 1-1,Earthquake and Fault Activity: Seism Map 'is revised 177, by CHzM Hill.Safety Element, Butte Co Ceneral 2• Map R=l, Liquefaction Potential: Seismic Safety Element, Butte County �� revised 1-77, by CHX Hill. Colin ? Xr l Plat 3. Map 111-1, Subsidence & Landslide Potential; Safety Element Butte 1-77, by CHX Hill. County Plan 4. Ma M-2, ErOsion Potential: S b p afety Element, Butte County Y CH Hill. General I'lari fe~�*if 1=77; 5. Map M-3, Expansive Soils. Safety Element, Butte County CHX Dill, tY General Pian re`s&4 x.77, by I{ 6. Map A'-I, Noise: Noise Element, Butte County General Plan revised. i ,{ 7. l�fa 177; by, C�� bill. Map V-1, Scenic Highways: Scenic Highway Element, Butte Coun 1-77, by CH2M Hill: tY General pfievised 3. Map IIIA Natural Fire iazard Classes: Safety ty Element, Butte revised 1-77, by CPI�11ri Hi11. County. Ge �j9j elan 9. Archaeological Sensitivity Ma b J () Map Y aures P. IVianniII Department, 1983.. `; Manning, for Butie County PUMAn f 0. School D6 trict Map, Butte Count Planning Department: l 1 - II. Chico Nitrate Stud Ma Study Map, Nitrate Concentration. in Shallow We ds, 1983 b • A sources, Northwestern District, The Resources A enl, r y Deli' `1 4a, 1 o Water Re g ly, State of '' � ��•, .Agricultural Preserves Ma C"a�'`�� Map, established by Revolution No. 67.178, $utte Coun Supervisors, December 5,19$7,. tYvosr4 rof 11 Flood Insurance Rate Mas Management Agency. 1988.p , National Flood Insurance Program, Federal Effl`ItW%Y 14. USES Quad Ma s, Bi P , g&s Quad; 1970. 15: Soil Map, Chico (192,5yorov"10" 0926) Area, U.S. De - PartmPnt of Agriculture.. ., 16. Soil Survey of Chico(1925)/Oroville (1926) Area, US. De 1a Butte County Fire protection luris Department of Agriculture; z dictions and Facilities Map, Butte County :fits bepartment and California. Department of Forestry. Butte Coun P1a ty nning Depar#� teff. a NEGATIVE y , "_- AT DELLA NOTZC�; ..-" '---RAT ON ` I'NS REGARD revieweds NEREBY GIBE �NrIROMMENTAL IMPAC . pursuant the at the Quality cr o f 1970°(Pub ae pr°vsiprsJoc;t describe T deter tion has blP f the d b" effect been made he Code Califo +� fg up°n the that 21100 xnia environment, xt wzll } et. snib°F)lajt�tlta nod have e�ty1t1 a z • DESCRIP'T'ION a sxgn`iit� f, Tentative OF TRAJECT: Ap# # Jp-0Z-$-04 Wa.,Va pPlicatlon/Bo 3. LOCATI'O undar 22-14-100, 211W.27 NOF PROJECT: y Line mcd 2-21,`01.19 thesoy �tication 4- NSE AIV t Biggs -Gridley Road,southwest corner o John T) ADDRESS OF PRODGridleY area, farms Road 3578 Adams ''arris Rd. Rudd CT APPLTCANT: Gridley Farming znC, 5• ley 95948 L08e7$ 13. Butte Roper N TIEASURES oak, CA 9595i F oBoxsociateg 885 6- A CQPy Of the Chico of this initial stud.. Ca g5g� Project is on filet�ateEaraxn This Y was; 7 count YtCen erxDrnm� ntal eft stud Ado Ivey Oroe edt [.] Pted as Pres e 1 xlld, rated. Adopted With Chan O; reChange. 'Sp asons a fic Modi fi �•' A Public re attached. la tzons and decision ma,rin`� on this king body, Negative 'Dec Hearin la�ratien teas he � Body Ia by :the, Fate of -"""-,----.-_�� Detezi,*j1nation Dietermna rxon „� On the basis o f the inT'oranatiOn initial proposal and pour, q0ted a ` hea ri udy o f enVi ro oi�n know hearing, oomrne nmen..a1 i iVe find the led ndei� r� ecierecexve,dm.pac� the E effect nnI'oPosed� end thepn herebY ado to `''nvironmonr, a CONUL.D NOT nt research: he 14je� find pied, ' and EG,4TIVave a s bni fiGa ort the that 1110 Pro . R bL�iARATIo nt„ mx ti J eC t COULTI _ Nis. nttac envxro l hed � � but DaveWhichnot - nt�1a� � ; approvalby his ore tvxx desc;'hxs xgnificant of Fe are . mtnsures vise beta r.t' • A co feroxlce y ,gybed in use of adc►Pted, nd tiona1, made r'ond' 1 item above NGATTE�,ObCL ions oi•jjoJeot TION xs hereby, gn ur e --_ Now -- � �^--. {rr 2Nf N ` r✓f I) L \BMs ie lam. BUTTE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Division of Environmental Health (� 7 County Center Drive aroville, CA 95965 (916) 538-7281 February 23, 1990 Roper & Associates P. 0. Box 88 Chico, CA 95927 RE: TPM & ELM -- Va ver of Parcel trap � nT1:�TtS, voi n �a RUaD FA3?,1:f ° AP# 22-14-19 Sc 27 ! 22-21-01 69 Dear Sirs; This department has advised the .Butte County Departmett of P`u�i;;'' oks Lana .Development that we ere prepared to act ,on the ebbe'. apPli cation., cased oral pprovalesen.t information, =ae can recommend, apP 'ovai Recommended Conditions for Anproval Place statement in deeds that states "Thesepart ,R approved ,for sOwage disposal", �e7s ale n�tl= you have ani' 4uastiofts regarding thi , �- 'Thomas Hughes at � r� ]atter, please con x611, between 8:00 - above listed address or telephone nine 4�, ,1.0 : 00 A.M. weekdays. Very truly yoctr, u haaard. 5nytc r Cirect or Division of Environmental Health Hu S, kf l cc : Planning Departm6nt �.,'' Ptean,�ry 1� 71990 OM046, CQ „ tr ., COUNTY OF BUTTE ti DEPARTMMTC of PUBLSC TgopKS 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 538--7266 February 5, 1990 John Adams 3578 Farris ltd. Gridley, CA 95948 Rudd Farming, Inc. RE; AP 22-14-19 & 27ti r 10875 N. Butte Rd, Waiver Application and/ 2zt-2~ Live Oak, CA 959S3 Boundary Line Modification Dear Property Owners: Ihis • n otify that your application for a tentative map for t above -referenced ro ert-;is being submitted to the- he .for environmental determination, and to the Env rhe -Plan g Dep De e y Planning Department foil r its review, p tmd�t Vols appl. cation will bE- considered complete when we have received azotification from the Planain De Department that ali neces g Department and the Enviromefttal.Healtt� will contact g an data have been received. These departments: You regarding any additional information they may - require. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works J donsa sistant Director .3A1/.kk Vic: Planning Department Environmental Health Departy.en.t Roper Associates rr;-s Lb 1120 Revised 2/88 _) a�3 1 t �9r�vi�C®� �A31Tt� r COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPAR MENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 7 County Center Drive Oro,,,-!!le, CA 95965 (916) 538-7266 DATE: February.. 5 , `. ) WAIVER APPLICATION and SUBJECT: John Adams & Mudd Farming, Inc" - BOUNDARY LINE MODIFICA YON ASSESSOR'S PARCEL UL%flBER(S) 22-14-59 & 27 / 22-21-01 & 69 �a LOCATION: 4 arcels located at the southwest corner of Farris Road and West'BiMs-Gridle Road. Gridle area. Attae' A are documents regarding, and a copy of, the above-described tentative' If, you have any , for your review.suggestions, additions or recommenda 10 PS map concerning this project, please return them to this office no later than. ^.Februar 26.1990 Very truly pours, William Cheff Director of Public Works �1 I J 1 blendonsa sistant Director, at/ldc attachments y, .1 — -- ,, ^H' v R't , Www, - •'-;N �i� R n ET N) AFTON Rd. , ., i1..� {ROAD � BiGGS PRIN .,..��., .. ..,. I Ds 'IT 6 f 1350, " OF BIGGS �' �, � `� � •. Std 070 r.� $ •, �w%' m to o' 12 ,� �Q S 12, i I 1t, tes t i is _ Lu AJkm S 9 W. T, B i. LWARB ESTATE M, 0. R, BK. t PG. 79 COUNTY OF BUTTEA IP"'i MAR., 951 r t 'r I . 1 , acl a� 67 , d 74 I0.J6AC.. c trt x1 rr l I vp 3.8AC: ILS AL.- , Ra^TB.t�B 61r BECDlrYG /1 32 POR SSE 43I-4-2-8 � � t44,04 AG 2J4A� � 341O Ad. 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