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HomeMy WebLinkAbout022-190-054.•J I I Lu5 ' { a t�lt �t, ` � �I I �� F S � i � 1„� �-1 T S`+ d��J 4- � « ^✓�,i 1 L KFH;1 � 19 NY Z^. a-- � 1 b 1) ! �• uT. �S r� �lyq kh �{ #1�� I IS � I�L ��'. .1. .,I .. �. ,1 k^� .+ 1 , � + i•c :1 a 'tL2 �'.. 1 u, _ t. / ! �, � 0 . _ . . , a � , L ,,�� /�' �'t 9°.d a a i V � m is �,, "�'•• '� � 1 � {) 't I 1 f AM ' E, George lwvanger, Administrative Use Permit, AP 022-190-054, request for Senior Citizen 'dwelling Unit at 2687 Highway 99 in the Biggs area. Mr. Hogan moved approval of the Administrative Use Permit on AP 022-190-054 subject to the findings and conditions listed in the Planning Manager's Report dated 14 July 1994, Section 1: Environmental Findings. A„ Find thatthis application for an Administrative Use Permit to allow a Senior Citizens Dwelling Unit is Categorically Exempt under CEQA, and; Section 2'; Zoning Ordinance Findings: A. Find that this application meets the requirements of Section 24-202 of the Butte County Code with the following conditions. Section S: Action. A, Subject to the findings indicated in Sections 1 and 2 of this report, app",ova The Administrative Use Permit for George Evanger on AP# 022-190-054, to allow a Senior g Citizens Dwelling Unit, subject to the following conditions of approval. 8, Conditions of .approval: 1, The "living area", meaning the interior habitable floor space area of a dwelling unit including basements and attics, but not inclUding ai garage orany accessory structure, shall not exceed 1,.200 square feet. 2. The senior citizen dweiling unit is intended for the sole occupancy of one (1) adult 62 years of age or over or two (2) adult persons, one of whom is 62 years of age or over, An affidavit of compliance with the age requirements of this section shall be recorded in the office of the Recorder prior to issuance of building permits. Said affidavit shall include the legal description of the lot or parcel and shall constitute a, covenant running with the land, � constitute binding upon the original owners and their heirs, < successors and assigns, limiting the e occupancy of the senior citizen dwelling unit to the rondltioris described in this section. 3, The senior citizen dwelling unit shall not be sold as a separate unit unless a parcel containing the unit is created in compliance with the existing zoning and subdivision ordinances and the resulting density is in conformance with the General flan. BUTTE COUNTY DEVBLQPMFN I RE'UIEW COMMITTEE MINUTE ADMINISTRATWE USE PERMIT AUC'US"T 15, 199' m WAM I 4, Two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the senior citizen dxngE i1in unit in to the parking spaces required for the primary dwelling urtit. to 5, Adequate sewer and water fleilities Shah be provided subject to the ro Environmental Health Department. app vol of C. All sit development standards as required by the zoning 'distric't in which the unit i shall be met, s located I� 7. The senior citizen dwellin unit shall t 9 �e a conventionally home that compli constructed building or a mobile that with the National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, except that in the "A", (P mobiles of zones a horne, as defined in Section 24-21.28, may be used. Travel Trailers andrecreational vehicles s shall not b,ax allowedes n as a senior citizen dwelling unit. 8. Provide a 12 foot wide all weather access road for ,a 40,OClO pound fire apparatus pparatus t l all 9. The approval of this permit constitutes approval only 'to the extent that thero' With the Butte County 'Code and all other applicable 'r.egulations, p lect complies 1`O. The requirements of all concerned governmental agencies having jurisdiction Including but not limited to the issuance ,of e ! by law, appropriate permits.,. shah be met.. No i"E; Minor changes may be approved administratively by the Director of Development ufpon receipt of a substantiated written request by the applicant. Prior pvServices al, verificaflon must be made by each Department or Division that the modification is consistent with the application, fees paid and environmental determination as conditionally approved to .be major or significant in nature shall require, a formal application for am ndmeh tnges deemed Motion seconded by Mr. Erickson and carrier{ unanimously. v .� �������•�,�����+,��,•�•gat•-���•�•��•��•�����•���a��•������•��•�a��•dt•a�•�*��•�•��•x•��ao-�•7�•��•��••���•>E�••� BUTTE COUNTY DEVELOPMENT REViEVN' COMMITTEE MINUTES ADMINISTRATIVE USE PERMIT AUGUST 15, 1994 ALI } I IBJ Ti iICTI+ iNS "r `i9l'JIi IST R�TIVL PERMIT APPLICANTS Al If. applicant ply tis not th ,f 4 .. e owner, written sou �)rfzation by the owner or other proof of agency must he submfttecl in order for theapplicant Application shall by cans-idered void if not ned by the ownei�orhe 2�a�� agent. 2. All items on application shall be filled in as com�sletely as possible, applicable, plea;te indicate by tPSe term ^I�4co if an item is not ' 3, it is imlortant that the applicant suppfy an accurate descriptionlocation the proposed project, including the following:_ p of the tof a. Assessor's parcel number(s) from the tax bills or Assessor's ma` s Street�addresses (if available). � i v c. Distances and directions to named streets. 4� c ' , bodies of water cs►' railroads.. 4, Twenty (2o) copies ofadetailed plot plan afad nates � a� scale i buildings and improvements shall accompany and be made ,. e u�pplicatian for Adminisfratavc; Use Pe►mi': The plat plan should be t no fargartl�anl folded to 8 1/2" x i 1", and shall include the fohrniving information: 1T°, be x a SC� A Rlpd drawof the arcel(s) boundaries. b. Locallion and dimensions of all existing and proposed improvements on the property, im;iuding buildings, driveways s tanks and leach fields. ,parking_ areas, wells, septic C.i, Location and name of bordering streets, accessroads, nearb crossro streams, bodies of water and railroads. Y ads, d. ' North arrow and scale of drawing; 1 �f 5. The "APplication for Administrative Permit" is subject to review by G and approval by the Planning bit.s b n 9 ectar. An special ... , I County Staff e mads, IQ of a part of the approved "Administrat Permit" and shall ha bin al shop al the applicant. The procedures for ti binding on County action on Ad in, ; applications are stated in Chapter 24 of the Butte County Cod '. �trative permit In approving an Administrative Permit, the Planning Director may inc , conditions as are deemed reasonable and necessary Y luc+e such undk r the cir preserve the integrity and character of the zt9ne and to secure the general to Purposes the general of the., Butte County General Plan al and Cha tE�r Code, in general, said conditions will be listed as Standards in e Butte County - each use. In. unique situations additional for conditions mays, be added so t ng they are reasonably related to the, use for which the fang as per rnia i;3 r 7. Application fees as of requested., be paid in cash or by check maa____..(date) Are $ de a a ble Fees may , P Ya to "treasurer r of Butte County". 8, Before submitting, aai Administrative Permit ap- Iicallop dk3cuss with staff all questions abgut application ro�luirerr3e� I � ill is requested to zoning prc+visions and ounty , . procedures, possible canditfan rr erovai. REGULATIONS FOR SENIOR CITIZEN CiWEILLING UNIT BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING 0EF'ARTMENT l The r011- wing conditions shall be applicable to all Senior Citizen Dwelling Units as defined In section 24.202 of the Pe,fle r I inty Code and located within the unincorporated -area of Butte County, It is the licants red onsfiaii Jjp,in5�ireythat lty thele qo_i ditlons have been or can be met prior to the agpliratlon for , n Administrat v P mita The ,f�pllcant ;shall be restscnsible for providing, as requested by the County, information or proof of compliance with ?he conditlons. III Theun t lot or parcel on which the senior citizen dwelfing unit Is proposed contains an existing single-family dwelling t faa 'ha_ 'living area', meaning the interior habitable floor space area of a dwelling unit including basements and attics, but not including a garage or any accessory structure, shall not exceed 1,200 square feet for a detached r senior citizen &,Yelling unit The 'living area" of an attached dwelling unit shall not exceed 640 §gUare feet or 1 301% of the existing single-family dwelling unR living area, 1,0rhichever is greater, i {"f The senior citizen dwelling unit is intended for the sole occupancy of one (1) adult 62 years of age or over or 1- °- (2) adult persons, one of whom is 62 years of age or ovet.� 'An affidavilt of compliance with the age r'e ufrernents off this section shall be recorded In the office of Me Re, order prior to issuance of building permits, i S p g ,a b s Said affidavit shall include the legal description of the lot or pan��el ar�d ,,i`�ll constitute a covenei�4 running with ' the land, bindingupon the original owners and their heirs, sUcf,�.ssrirs and assigns, limiting the occupancy of e senior citizen dwelling unit to tie conditions describes in mis ,ectlon. r (4) +'he senior citizen dwelling unit shall not be sold as a separate unit unless a parcel containing the unit Is created fn compliance with the existing zoning and subdivision ordinances and the resulting density is in conformance Wath the General Plan. (5), 7Vao off-street par ,,ting spaces small be provided for, the senior citizen dwelling unfR, in addition to, the parking scaces required for the primary dwelling unit. eli51 Adequate sewer and water facilities shall be provided r ubje:t to the approval of the Environmental Health IJaoenment t7) ARsite development standards as required by the zoning distilct in which the unit is located shall be mat, f , !B) The Senior Citizen Dwelling unit shall be a Conventionally constructed building or a mobile, home th; it complies v4th the National Manufaalured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, except that in the "A", P"W, and -TM" series of zonas a ritobil'e hom#, as defin*d In S4etion 24-21,28; may be Used. Travel trailers and rec.reational vehicles shag not be allowed as a Senior Citizeh LiW6fIrnq_ uffit (0) The approval of this permit constitutes approval only to the extent that the project compiles ttvitil the Sutte County Code and all other applicable regulations. (10) Any proposed grading which will create cuts o+ fills in encess of 18" for roads, driveways, building sites, drainage ways or ditches on parcels shall be shown on the reap included with the application and shall be W ewed and approved by the Department of Public Works. (11) The requirements of all concerned governmental agencies having jurisdiction by law, including but not limited to the issuance of appropriate permits, shall be met J I As the applicant for a Senior Citizen Dwelling Unit to be located within the unincorporvited area of Butte County, II t, I haste read and under -rand the aboveconditions as they pertain to my pr 1. . 5igrl�ed ��,,�•"� ,,.t, �'L.� } r'damrrl�srw� i.d..� t ' STATUS, ACTIVE EVr,LIr"Cr GE'OR"35E Z, DOROTHY � CA 9591'7 t'PP 1gri ci5t+ c;ii3t� STATUS. 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GA 9%�tB 11IEGa�' GA 9591' - 777 Vftin recordad mall to: 91A rt Butte County Planning D' *I 7 County Center Drive , .Oroville, CA 95965 1 94-0389001 Rea Fee 9.00 I Cap 1.00` Recorded I Check 10.00 Olficlal Recorder 1 dountY of l Butte 1 Candace J. Grubbs I Recorder 11.;26am 15 -Sep -94 I PURL XX 2 OWNER'S AFFJDAVIT RE: SENIOR CITIZEN DWELUNG UNIT (RUT7c COUFr•y CODE SECTION 24-2023 Property Owner C.' G d k C�' e- Owner's Address - 111�tJ Administrative Permit Number 1941 Property Address Property Description Attached as Exhibit "A" owner of the above described property, do declare, tfrat the SeDi6r Dwelling Unit orfl�e property described above is now and shall be occupied solely by one (1) adult sixty-two (62) years of age or over or two (2) adults, one of whom is s(xty-two t62) years of age or over. This affidavit, which shall be recorded at my request, shall constitute a covenant running with the land, binding upon me and my heirs, successors and assigns, and limiting the occupancy of the said senior citizen dwelling unit in accordance with Section 24-202 and as specified above. I declare unr+er penalty of perjury under the,4aws of the State of California that the foregoing is Prue and correct. Ekecutedthis ._ day of, 9 994, at ra , CaJ'rfornia. I, Sic,ned G'i y1" STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF BUTTE On Sent . 8 , 1g94 before me; Tj nrja T. ncr,�ur„ , personally' appeared **George yang r* * .,.impersonally known to me -Ute -❑ proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the persons) whew ;« ;m(s) Is/are subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that he/she/thity executed the ss--ne in his/her/their authorized capacity(ies), and that by his/her/their signatUre(s) on the instrument the person(s), or the entity upon behalf of which the person(s) acted, executed the instrument. 'Mf�sr!'^.r.e.1,d;er.}„s.3..e^yw�n.c"m.r•kr'—..�ry.:Yr.5^,z:.":. Q;r 711 SS hand h falcial sea(." r gar �rcrar t�carapvs al LINDA J o k�C111RN Notary Puo,,lc . c.,jintnia W, TUBE OF NOTARY � ' r� fMY CO MM Ex91*1 MA14 18 1095 r Aht'OhI)INQ �/0..tr1 FsIM) III BUTT, COUNTY TITL4PANY �. �f�-'�� 94 — 3 8 9 o MAIL TAX-s-rATESMYYTCl •y "Rahe As Belowrr 90--053420 1 Rec Fee 5.0 WHEN FIF;C6),RI)FMMAILTO i DOC 728.70 --� Recorded i Check 133. Ira su..t 15r. and Mrs. Georg Eyangei' Of P icia i Reeor0s i AW,r 2009 Josephine Avenue County of i S . Ctr,h an Jose? Californ,,a Butte Candace J. Grubll>s i ---J Recorder i 8:00am 1'4 -Dec -80 i CD i l �51'i1C(; AK �rR RBCOI(UF:K'S USti'U\1.1�N��•~���'� aceowno, GRANT DEED The undersigned grantotiq dxtarc(x); — (J(i t `4 T 1'E�I CNCY) PocumM- U), h1an911cr tax !.,15 ------ 128-70 ( Xx) Computed on full value orprof:ny conveyed, or TRACER ( ) Cr,anpoed on full valor Itis value of liars and encunttmmccs remaining ut little cyte. TAX PAID ( ( T Ururnor,)orticd area t�.y ) City or Tax PAIW No, FOR A VALUABLE CONSIDERATION, receipt of which is hereby: ucknowlcdgcd. l ADICE J. STO.TsM, AS ]executrix, and RICHARD H. STORM, as EXecrator of the Estate of Paul V. Buckner, Deceased, acting under the Independent Administration of EstaWes Act hereby GRANT(S) to I GEORGE ZVANGER and DOROTHY EVANGZR, husband and wife, AS JOINT T8NANT5 the folfowine described real pcop:ny in the County or Butte .. Suno orcalil'nl'nin. The North half of 7,ot I. so shown on that osrtain map entitled, "Biggs Colony No. 211, which map was filed in the office of the Recorder of the County of Buttel, State of California, August 16, 1907 in Book 6 of blOps, at page 103, EXCEPTING TK 3FRUft that portion Deeded to the State of California from I�iul Y. Seial Buckner, as his separate property, by Deed recordel,l July 16, 1986, under, Recorder's Serial Na. 8>, 22516, records of Butte County, California, t J nnled December 6, 1990Sq;Seoutrix cnai -H t-5 ofm'c tau or -- 1 STATE OF CALIFOMIA countyaf Butte $s On this 10th _drvar,� DecembezI, gp ' l9 kWre nte, the underaigncd. a Notary Irutllic ire arta for �atdcvu.:.,�asr�r.perxanapynp�e„xd Alice J. Storm and Richard H. Storm .____01:. +rnk a � n..��•�-�9, — sX�1�XL'Q11t11.,__,•. � T"D(%97GTt1XPtuxta u� w:."a proved to me an aha badx of suisfaClnry cvidrneel Iq tx the per+un 's ----whose n.une_s aru ,__ Subur)bcd to me �dh (nitrumcm a,tfl acknoWledywd that.. t hgy as Executrix and Executors=-------epcculedlhexunte. �A�taeiotaaaxlranclrtraw.. �., WITNESS My hand arrJ arrival real. {//JJ/(Js e 1ra TARA'J. M.NVIL I OTArierU1-*C1,Ue"oBNIA NoW Iuhlc JYMCat T1 yG,t?r rnY rY I Inundl'oraaiGuuof gnd5lnie. I! •r, pu.6•ICS�,tiu, ; �*/ rt.^.,.^.td3f9L'gilL':7&!)',:.Utli211!de'r"rr ur, • - . (N01ury Sewlli ign i 1n Uiev. nnsrt! NIAII. "Ax STATI:�N(r:NT Ar! 131141lu Ancsut; 1r Ahf3 o1 POCUiUfE{ i' -- 'OPE)7fDiK A NOTICE OF, li:',XC,W ON { 7� Office of ]Planning and Research FROM:Butte County PIanni.r,; Division 14400 Tenth Street, Room 121 7 County Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95514 Orovalle, !CA 95965 County Clerk i County of Butte �x N 25 County Center Drive Y 1 Oroville, CA 959 !" SEP 14 1994° 11810 k ?--4wt Title: Administrative Use Permit 11, 13 C3UM A,jr,',or's Parcel No,: 022-790-051 �.._. .,.. �,.... a r: Peorge Evanger 4tw't Proration-Specific. On the wast 'side of Hwy. 99 approximately 670 feet south of Chatfield .Avenue at 2687 Hwy, 99. • : Location-City: Biggs Project Location-County: Bette Lk-.4miption of Nature, Purpose and Beneficiaries of Project: Po allow a senior citizen, dwelling no larger than LOo sq, feet for I v,,-2 persons age 62 years or over. yia of Public .Agency Approving Project: Butte County Development Review Committt 14.E of Person or Agency Carrying Out Project: George Evan,ger E,* t ,Status: (Check One) Ministerial (Sec. 15073) Declared Emergency (Sec. 15071(a)) _ Emergency Project (See. 15071(b) and (c)) X CaVagorical Exemption. State type and section number: 15303 (a) Reams>� Why project is exempt, Single -family residences not iz�, conjunction with the building of two or more s=b.units. in urb=zt,, l areas, up to three single -family residences may be constructed or converted under this exemption. 4 Contest Person: Barry K. Hagan Telephone: (916) 538-7601 If filed by applicant.: L Attat:h certified documentof exemption finding. f, 2. Has a notirr of exemption been filed by the public agengy approving the project? Yes No Date Pteceived for Filin},a N S gnatttxe rry o an larini Munn er I3ECL;A.RATIUN OF FEES DUE (California Fish and cl Game Code Section 711.4) NAME '; 3 ADDRE 3F5` OF 'A.PPI" ICAN7! t'•9.orc�.'e Evanger 26;87 H vy. 99 Biggs, CA 95517 CLASSIFI CATION OF ENVIR019MLINTAII DOCUMENT NOTICE OF EXEMPTION/STATEMENT OF EXEMPTION' [K] A. Statutorily or Categorically Exempt $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee i P NOTICE OF DETERMINATION -- NO FEES 2. [ 3 A. DeMinimus Impact Certificate I Exemption - tate of Fee $25.00 Clerk's'Documentary Handling Fee 3. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION FEE REQUIRED [ A. Negative Declaration $1,250 State Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee [ 7 B.nvi onmentte alImpact Report $65Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee 4 • [ ] OTHER (Specify) $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee PAYMENT/NON-PAYMENT OF FEES! 1. [X] PAYMENT. The above fees ,have been paid See attached receipt(s). 2. [ ] NON'-PAYMENT. The above fees ares required Notpaid. Chief Planning Official By: Barry K. Hogan Planning Manager Lead Agency: Development, Review Comm-*,tt-r TWOCOPIES OF T-111SS FORM MUST! BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED WIT11 ALI, tM71RGNNMENTAI, DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK' S OFFICE. THME COPIES OF ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION ARE REQUI,.RED FO.R Fxx,zG . A +T APPLICABLE FEES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE PRIOR TO TH8 FILING OF ANY ENVIR0101ENTAL DOCU141EXT WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK°S OFFICE.- MAKIZ CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE COUNTY OF BUTTE. r ffudo &Ounh, F PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICEs 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 91;965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538+7601 FAX; (9166 538-7785 September 5, 1984 Mr. George Evanger 2697 Highway 9s Biggs, CA 9591 She: Administrative permit, AP 022-199-054 I Dear Mr. EVC— On veOn September 5,'1994 the Planning Manager renewed and a Administrative permit to allow a detached Senior Citizen dwelliing urovd your request for nit on property panean d d r A-5, ..located at 2657 Highway 89 in the Biggs area g u i g ,subject to the following conditions: 1 The "living area', meaning the interior habitable floor space .area of a dwelling unit including basements and attics, but not including a garage or any accessory structure, shall not exceed 1,28rl square feet. z• The senior citizen dwelling unit is intended for the soleocc b2 years of age or over or two (2) adult )ersons, one of wh�omly of one (1 ) adult is 62 years, or over. An affidavit of compliance with the age regUirements ,of this s section f g� be recorded in the office of the Recorder -prier to issuance of ti! sh( 1 le a[ „ building permits. constitute a covens legail a �crlptian of the Ic�t or parcel Said .affidavit shall include thee covenant running with the land, binding upon the original own d shall their heirs, ,successors and assigns, `- g era and s dwelling unit to the conditions described limiting s section, of the senior citizen 3. The senior citizen dwelling unit shall not be sold as a Separate containing the unit is created ir1 compliance with he existuniing unless a parcel subdivision ordinances and the resulVncg density is in conformance with arse General Plan, a with the 4• Two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the se • i , senior cltlzer, .in addition to the parkin�} apices required for the rima��r dwelling unit - P dualling unit. cis Ash 5. Adequate sower and water facilities shall be provided subject to the approval of Environmental Health Department. 6. All site development standards as required by the zoning district in which the unit J is located shall be met. r 7. The senior citizen dwelling unit shall be a conventionally constructed building or a 1 mobile home that corrmplies with the National Manufactured Housing Construction i and Safety Standards Act of 1974, except that in the "A", "FR", and "TM" series of zones a mobile home, as defined in Section 24-21,28, may be used. Travel Trailers and recreational vehicles shall riot be allowed as a senior citizen dwelling { Chit. f 8. provide a 12 foot -wide all weather access road for a 40,000 pound fire apparatus to all structures. 9: The approval of this permit constitutes approval only to the extent that the prois t complies with the Butte County Code and all other applicable regulations. 10. The requirements of all concerned ned governmental agencies having jurisdiction by law, including but not limited to the issuance of appropriate permits, shall be met. Mote: Minor changes may approved administratively by the Director of Development Services upon receipt of a substantiated written' request by the applicant. pric to such approval, verification must be made by each Department or Division that the modification is consistent with tha application, fees paid and environmental determination as conditionally approved. Changes deemed to be major or significant in nature shall require i a formal application for amendment. Persons wishing to comment on the project may submit written comments to the Butte County Planning DiAsion any dine prior to 4:00 p.m,, Wednesday, August 31, 1994•. The }Manning Manager shall consider all comments in determining if the application meets all of the above conditions and criteria, Upon finding that the proposed use does or will moet all of the conditions and criteria, the Planning Manager will approve the request m j September 5, 1994. Any interested person may appeal the decision of the Planning Managerby submitting a written appear, accompanied by $250.00, to the Butta County Development Services Department at 7 County Center Dr., Croville;; CA 95955 prior to 4:00 p.m. September 13, 1994, If you do not appeal and if there are no Cather appeals within the 8 day appeal period, the Administrative Permit will be issuied after September 13, 1994.; Should you desire to appeal the Planning Manager's decision or any of the rronditions, you must do so in writing with the appeal fee of $250.00, to the Planning Division, 7' County Center Drive, Oroville, California, prior to 4:00 p.m., Tuesday, September 1 1, 1994. If you do not appeal and if there are nb other appeals withirm the 8 -clay appeal period, your Adminlst'rative Permit will be issued after September 13, 1994, To tndrg29a administrative nistrative efficien ,ttutes sof 1990 AB 3158, Chapter 1706, delegated I the coiiec�l o n cat (filing fees to the County Clark and provided theI c+ 11 ct a $2-5.00 documentary handling fee, The fee due for C, Cpua��r authority tea check made payable 'to the Butte County Treasurer should b subrr ltttea�xt i� $25.n�. by September 12, 1994. d to this division Enclosad is the affidavit forms you are rewired to complete, sign in the office of the Butte County Recorder, and return a cd' before. a Notary, affidavit ra it to the Planning Divisions, Department of Development SeMce�� of the recorded a�davit to Should you have arty questions regarding this matter, please cos this office between 9:60 a.m. to 4:00 m. contact Stephen Lucas ofp• , Monday through Thursday, Varga truly yours, ."H+a an anyIng is an r i3KH:bd .wu. r. r ' ir.d.ryl ' '"G A•' ffutte r - " leri /1 PLANNING G D1 VISIOIM DEPAR•rMENT OF DEVELOPIAENT SERVICES 7 COUNTY CENTER 11RIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 TELEPHONE: (918) 5387601 FAX: (9161 y08.7785 September 13, 1994 Mr. George Evanger 2687 Highway 99 Biggs, CA 95917 Re: Administrative Permit, AP`022-190-054 Dear, Mr. Evanger. Enclosed is Your validated Administrative Permit No. 94-130 to allow a detached Senior Citizen dwelling unit on property zoned A-5 Biggs located 2687 Highway 99 in the Bi s ar eaf Every Administrative Permit expires and is automatically null and void without further action by the County if the Activity or use for which the Administrative Permit was granted has not been actively and substantially commenced within one year of the date of its final approval. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Stephen Lucas this office Monday through Thursday, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. ad P 4':00 m. of Very truly' ours, ar gay Pia ung ger BfoH:bd Enclnsure cc: wilding Division Land Development Division ` - Environmental Health Department of Forestry Tha senior +citizen dwelling unit is intend6d for the sole occu anc of on 62 years of, age or over or two (2) adult ers Occupancy ®(1 j adult I ins, one of whom or over. An affiidavit of compliance with the age requirement o this section -shallears of ll be recorded in the office of the Recorder prior to issuance of building permits. Said affidavit shall Inciudn the legal descripticonon of the Int or parcel and shall theihoar r t�riheirs, e a, covariant rdPtning with the laud, binding upon the original owners and F ;,uccassorwi and assigns, iimiti'ng, the occupancy of tiie senior "citizen dwelling unit to the conditions described in this Section. 31 The s nin r citizen; dweWr; 9 r;Et shatl not be saki as a separate unit unless a parcel g the unit is - created in compliance with the existing zoning and subdivision ordinances and the resulting den�tiy 'is" in conformance with the General Plan. 4, Two off-street parking spaces shall be provide a in addition to the t arlcing spaces required for hepri�mary1dw lnling uior citizen elling unit 5� Adequate sewer and grater facilities shall be provided subject to thea approval Environmental hlealtf departmenpia of t. 6• All site dev lopme! it standards; as required by the zoning district in which th is located shall be Met, a unit 7. "rhe senior citizen dwelling unit shall be a conventionally constructed building or mob;Ie home #hat complies with the hlatiorsai Mallufactured Mousing Construction and safety Standards Act of 1974, i except that in the "A", "I=R"; and 'TM" series cif zones r, mobile home, as defined In Sedtron 24-21.28, may be used. T'aveP Trailers ,and rec►rei;tionai vehicles shall not be allowed as a senior citizen dw rav unit. 9 8. Provide a 12 foot wide all weather access road far a to all structures. 40,00o.'pound fire apparatus 9f The approval of this permit constitutes approval only to the extant that the complieswith the Butte County Code and all other applicable reulationsproject 1Q. The requirements of all conceo'ned gr vernrnenfal agencies having jurisdiction law, including but not limited to the issuance of appropriate Permits,shall be treat IUote. Minor ci'can es has be a roved administratively 9 pp cstratival by the Director cif Nvelo,prnent Services upon receipt Of a substantiated written request by the applicant. Friar to, such approval, verification must bre made by each t`�apattment ar ©pulsion that the tvior to,'Such on 0 clition lly with he applic�atic rt, fess paid and environmental detbrminatioll as Ganditionally approved. Changes deemed to be majer or significant in rrat�tre quire shall require, a formal appii�:a Torr for atrtartdment. , 4 i !i t RK, K, n M gatio'coun c PLANNING DIVISION l DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICE 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA, 85966.3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 FAX: (91 P) 538-7785 September 12, 1994 Mr. George Evanger 26 7 Highway 99 81ggs,,'CA 95917 Re: Administrative Permit, AP 022-190-05 Dear Mr, Evanger: Please be advised that it is the responsibility of the applicant to have the Affidavit for Senior Citizen Residence recorded in the office of the Butte County Recorder. Enclosed is your Affidavit which you submitted to the Planning Office and we accepted in error, Please have the Affidavit recorded' and return u ropy of the recorded affidavit to the Planning Division as st2+;ed in Condition 8 of your Administrative Permit. j Should you have any questions regarding th's matter, please, o.° tact Stephen Lucas of this office Monday through Thursday, between the hours of 8: a.m. and 4:00 p.m. V ry truly yours, I, Ear ry HoMdr� an i g anag r 8KM:bd , Enclosure 1YrrsYlw :.:; . ::; rta�s..�iiiiak` .„y�;."__....,..uci;,....___,._._•_._;- ... ..... . ......_.. ' c` , , ,', :., i BUTTS C(2UNTy�D;VELOPF4ENT NSERVICES DIVISION (3TICE OF P1tOPOS�;D ADI�iIN25TRATIVE PERMIUm &PPROVAL Xsloe is hereby given that the Butte County {Manning Manager Is proposing to grant an Administrative Permit to allow a detached S for Citizen dwelling unit for George Evanger on property zoned A-5 (Agricultural, 5 acre parcels), identified as Assessors Parcel 22-190054 located at 2687 Highway 99 in the Biggs ,area. The permit will be granted subject to the following_ conditions. The "living area", meaning the interior habitable floor space area of a dwelling unit Including basements and attics but including a garage or any accessory structure, shall clot exceed 1;200 square feet, not The senior citizen dwelling unit Is intended for the sole occupancy of one (1) adult 62 years of age or over or two 2 adult persons, one of whom Is 62 years of age or over. An affidavit of compliance with the age requirements of this section shall be recorded in the office of the Recorder prior to issuance of building description of the lot or parcel and shall constitute a covenant running with the land, binding upon theall odginal ownerinclude thes and their heirs, sv,, cessors and assigns, limiting the a occupancy of the senior citizen irr this section. g unit to the he conditions described S Tho senior citizen dwelling unit shall not be sold as a separate unit unless a the unit Is created in compliance with the existing zoning and subdivision ordinances and the resulting density In conformance with the General i 4. Two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the senior citizen dwelling unit in addition to the parking spaces required (' for the primary dwelling unit. q r 5. Adequate sewer and water facilities shall be provided subject to the approval of Environmental H I ealth Department. t i - All site development standards as required by the zoning district In which the unit is located shall be met. The senior citizen dwelling unit shall be a convehtionally constructed building or a mobile home that comp ilies with ti National f-Aanufaotured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, except that in the "A", "ER", and'TM" series of zones a mobile home, as defined in Section 29-21.P,8, may be used. Travel Trailers and recreational vehicles shall not be allowed as a senior citizen dwelling unit. d Provide a 12 foot wide all weather access road for a 40,000 pound fire apparatus to all structures. 9. The approval of this penal"► constitutes approval only to the extent that the project complies with the Butte Count Code and all other applicable regulations. y Iii, The requirements of all concerned c31civernmentai agencies having jurisdiction by law, including but not limited to t Issuance of appropriate permits, shall be met. he Y Y ,a,written Minor hanger mapf can be approved roved to s l istrativel b the Director of Development Services upon receipt of a substantiate • Prior d mbcirfcafion is Consistent with the application, fees paid approval, and environmental determination ews h Department or division that the i r ar significant in nature shall require a formal application for amehdrneht. cc'nditiar,ally approved. Changes deemed to be nta'o Persons Wishing to comment on the project may submit written comments to the Butte Count Planning x.00 p.m., Wednesday, August 31 Y rn Div Y _ g , 794. The Planning Mana ' ., � Division any trine rior to 9 ger shall consider all comments in determining if the applicatlon meets Mi of the above conditions and criteria. Upon finding that tha proposed use does or will meet all of the conditions and criteria, the t7ianning Manager will approve the re ur.> q st on Septramber 5, 199A,. Any ihtereated person may appeal the decision of thy! Planning Manager by submitting a written appeal, accompanied by $250.00, to the Butte County Development Services Depart►mer" at County Center Dr., tOrovilfe, CA 95965, prior to 4.00 p 7 ,m, September 13, 1994, If you do not appeal and 0 the within the 8 day appeal period, the Administrative permit will be issued after September 13, 1994. re arena other appeals r._;...f Butte Goan PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES - 7 COUNTY C5NTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 TELEPHONEt 1916► 538-7601 FAX: 19161.538-7785 L ,Jule 26, 1994 George Evancg. er 2687 Higl-,way 99 Biggs, CA 95917 I Re: Administrative Permit, AP 022-190-054 r Dear Mr. Ewanger: Your request for an Administrative Use Permit to allow a Senior Citizen Dwelling Unit will' j be considered at the regular meeting of the Development Review Committee on. August 15, 1994. The meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County Center Drive, OroVille, California, and is scheduled to begin at 9:00 6.m. The report of the Development Review Committee members including any recommended conditions of approval, shall be forwarded to the Planning Division prior to the Planning Manager's decision on the application. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this of.ce 1tween 8:00 am, and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday, Sincerely, Stephen Luca Assistant Planner SL:bd _ cc Environmental, Health Land Development AGENDA REPORT AGENDA ITEM TO: The Honorable Chair and Development Review Committee FROM: Furry K, Hogan, Planning Manager , BY Stephen Lucas, Planner GATE: 14 July 1394 REQUEST: Administrative; Use Permit fpr a Senior Citizen Dwelling Unit for George Evancaer on AP#022-190-054 at 2687 Highway 99in the Biggs area. FOR Development Review Committee Meeting 'ABSTRACT: This application for an Administrative Use Permit for Senior Citizens Dwelling Unit on AP#022-190-054, meets all the requirements of Section 24-202 of the Butte County Code. Staff recommends approval of this request. PROJECT CHARACTERI aITCS., This request is for an Administrative Use Permit to allow a Senior Citizen Dwelling Unit on a 4.22 acre parcel located at 2687 Highway 99, Biggs. The parcel is zoned A-5 (Agricultural - 5 acres) with a General flan designation of Orchard & Field Crops. The applicant has met all the requirements of Section 24-202 of the Buttca County Code restrictingthe size of the building ta) no larger than 1200 sq. ft. and to be occupied' by persons 62 years of age or older. The site is served by an existing septic system and a private well: PROJECT AND SURROUNDING ZONING, G'EWERAL PLAN 'DESIGNATION AND EXISTMG LAND USE: Direction Zoning General Plan Existing Land Use Project: A-5 Orchard & Field Crops Residential, commercial North: A-5 Orchard & Field Crops Residential South: A-5 Orchard & Field Crops Residential, agricultural East: A-40 Orchard & Field Crops Agricultural, residential West: A-5 Orchard' & Field Crops Agricultural ANALYSIS: This request for an Administrative Use Permit to allow a Senior Citizen Dwelling Unit is consistent with the intent of Section 24-202 of the Butte County Code. in this application the applicant is asking to designate the existing 1062 sq. ft. single family dwelling on the parcel as a Senior Unit. The applicant will then install a 2100 sq. ft. modular home as the primary dwelling unit. r gutta County Depaa tment of Development Services Planning Division AGENDAITEM ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION: This project has been determined by the Secretary of Resources to be Categorically Exempt under CEQA Section 15303 (Class 3)(a). PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENTS: This application requires that a public gearing be held. Public notices w: We mailed to all property owners within a 300 foot radius of the subject property. As of the date of this report we have receives no pubic comment. RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends thL� the Development Review Committee approve the application for a Administrative Use Permit on AP# 022-190-05-4 subject to the following findings and conditions. Section 1: Environmental Findings. A. Find that this application for an Administrative Use: Permit to allow a Senior Citizens Dwelling Unit is Categorically Exempt under CEQA, and; Section 2: Zoning Ordinance Findings: A. . Find that this application meets the requirements of Section 24-202 of the Butte County Code with the following conditions. Section 3 Action. A. Subject to the findings indicated in Sections 1 and 2 of this report, approve the Administrative Use Permit for George Evanger on AP# 022-190-054; to allow a Senior Citizens Dwelling Unit, subject to the following conditions of approval. B. Conditions of approval. I. The 'living area", meaning the interior habitable floor space area of a dwelling unit including basements and attics, but not including a garage or any accessory structuy shalt not exceed 1,200 square feet. 2, The age or senior itn dwelling u t adult for the sole occupancy of one (1) adult 62 Years of g or () persons, one of whiom is 52 years of age or oder, An affidavit of compliance; with the age requirements of this _section shall be recorded in the office of the Recorder prior to issuance of building permits. Said affidavit shall include the legal description of the lot or parcel and shall constitute a covenant I' running with the land, binding upon the original owners and their heirs, successors and assigns, limiting the e occupancy of the senior citizen dwelling unit to the conditions described in this section. r Butte County Departm ynt of Development Services - Planning Dlvlslcyn AOL AGENDA :ITEM The senior citizen dwelling unit shall not he sold as a separate unit unless a parcel containing the unit is createdin compliance. with the existing zoning and subdivision ordinances and the resulting density is' in conformance with the General Plan, 4. Two off-street parking spaces shall be provided for the senior citizen dwelling unit in addition to the parking spares required for the primary dwelling unit. 51 -sewer and water facilities shall be provided subject to the royal ci Q p 1 pp f !hv ^ntal Health_ Department.. 6. "ry;»elopmeat standards as required by the zoning district in which the unit is located shall be met. ?. The senior citizen dwelling unit shall be a. conventionallyl constructed building or a mobile home that complies with the ;National Manufactured Housing Construction and Safety Standards Act of 1974, except that in the "A", "PIRA:, and "TM" series of zones a mobile home, do defined' in Section 24-21.28, may be used. Travel Trailers and recreational vehicles shall not be alis )ved as a senior citizen dwelling unit. 8. Provide a 12 foot wide' all weather access road for a 40,000 pound fire apparatoas to all structures. 9, The approval of this permitconstitutesapproval only to the extent that the project complies with the Butte County Code and all other applicable regulations, 10, The requirements of all concerned governmental agencies having jurisdiction by law, including but not limited to the issuance of appropriate permits, .shall be met. Note; Minor changes may be approved administratively by the Director of Development Services upon receipt of a substantiated written request by the supplicant. Prior to such approval, verification must be made by each Department or Division that the modification is consistent with the application, fees paid and environmental determination as conditionally approved. _Changes deemed to be major or significant in nature shall require a formal application for amendment. Butte Counly Department of Dev,91opment Servlces - Planning D/vlslon BUTI`E, COUVTY DEVELOPMENT SERVICES DEPARTMENT 7 County Center Drive plat7niq Deparlment Oroviale, CA 95965-3397 (915) 535--7601. JUL 19 1634 DIte - July 6, 1994 ' Ci• Environcriental. Health RE: Administrative Permit review for EVA,NGER, George APIA 022...190-054 Eszclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated -oncerning the -fallowing project: Adm. Permit to allow a senlo n tz.zen dwelling no large%. than 1200 sq, ft. for 1 : 2 persons age 62 years or over. I Located on: the Twes,t side of Hwy. 99 approx. 670 ft. south of Chatfield Ave. at i 2687 Hwy. 99, Biggs 'The above project has been d.eterm"ned to be categorically exempt ,from environmental review under the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act. This department is reviewing the application for compliance with applicable County and State requix•sments, or restrictions that your department may have for �j this project, Please respond within 10 days of the above date. if no response is received within the 10 days, it shall be assumed that there are no concerns or re quirements from your department. e appreciate za y assistance you can provide. Sincerely, "parry Pa ter Pi anning Technician (Iomments : - «-� Envirnnmeatal Health JUL 0 6 1994 provillo, Galifomla MEW BUTTE COUNTYDBVELOPMEN` 2 SERVICES �+ 7 Count DEPARTMENT Oroville y CA h 95965-3397 (916) 538-7501 Date: July 6, 199E TO. Fire Deet. /C.DF RE: Achninistrative Permit review f EVANGER, George o AV# 022-190-054 .Enclosed is preliminary data, our office has received orenerat g ed concerning the following 7 senX dwelling no larger than 1200 sr.�or citizen Project: Adm. Permit to allow a �— . ft. for 1 or 2 Persoa e 62 ea ns rs car over. Located on the west side of Fiwy. 99 approx. 670 :ft. soutYl of Chat 2687 Hwy, 99, Biggs, faeld . at �' The above-- ot 21as been n determned to be c ategaricafrom environmental review Under the lly exempt provision's theCaliforniaEnvironmentalQuality Act This department is reviewing the applicatior) for Campliaracr?, 'W'ith applicable County and State re u th 'is projectect �.remeht�; Or restrict,'ict:; ':ns that your department may have ffor"{ r ' Please respond within 10 days of the above date. s is received within the ,10 days it shall be assumed that there If no response are no concerns or revUirements from your department. P7 aP reciate any assistance you can provide. Sincerely, , est • �.��„ , ,rrl Paxz er 2 W' Planning Technician c.c -- 7 / r BLTT"1'E CoTiTITY DEVELQPMPINT SF:�V%CES L"� a ArTNLENT ;7 CoI.urty Center Drive Orcavil e, CA 9,5965-3397 (916) 5,38-760, I)ate;: ju7y 6, 1994 `1;0 'ubla c Wotks 'RE,.' Administrative Permit review fOr EVANGER, George AP# 022-190-054 Enclosed is Preliminary �'i a azar office has received or generated Enc l p ary d.... `. concern.iAg the following prOje`ct" Adm: Farmit to allow a Senior cxt�yel� 200 'sq. fc . fnr� 1 or 2 Persons ag Ei�ars oro_ver. dwelling no larger than 1 , of Hw 99 aporox. 670 ft. south of Chatfield Ave. at Located an %"hp- west side __.._.y:______ 2687 Hwy. 99,. Biggs. The above project has been determined to be categorically exempt ng the from environmental review under the provisions of the California Er�tironmenta1 Quality Act. This departCountyis va� 1State application dor compliance with applicablehave for application or restrictions that your department may i this project, please 'respon.d within l0 days of the above date. if no respconse l aserecteed ndTWiwit the 10 days, it shall be assumed that there are no concerns or requirements from yglax department. provide. We appreciate any ass �:stance you can p PiannIng t}eparimertf Sincerely, JUL' 1, Z 1994 arry Pa" ter plea -ming Technician comments • ' 9' ` _► " , DISTI MUITON LIFT FOR COMMENTS ��� a SEWERS. � . � County Public Corks Richvale anitary District sanitary .,..,_L-1 County Anvi.rpruuental ?health ,L-O—A.P.U.B, Jaunty BuildingDivision Skansen Subdivision (CSA ; ' dU s ' C3�ty of B�., � Stirling City Sewer ricin. gist.. `f City of t hi.cn _ Thermalito Ir.K.igation District City, of ghridley Butte Water District . ,f Oroville Tow., of Pazrzdise IRRIGATIOA( WATER , Planning Department Biggs -W. GridlFmy Water District State Transportat on Department qutte Water District m Irrigation District ,MEQ 'IIC WATER Dugha, Butte W,ate,: Distriat ,~ Paradise Irriaation District California Water 6ex1rice Coi � .Richvale Irrigation District Del Oro Water Co, .._ Table MountaiD Iriigation OWID'District j Thermali.to Irrigatie,,3 District Thermalito Irric,ttian Dist i, -t _ other DRAINAGE DISTRICT -7--ZLI4TTES PG&E North (Chico) PG&E South (Orovixie) Pacific Bell RELM MATION DISWRICT Chambers Cable Viacom TV Cable PROTECTIOl1i 0minR COMMITTEESIC0MMTSSIONS El Medio Fire Protection Dist. Paradise Pines Architectural County Fire Department/C-OF Control.Committee Butte County Farm Bureau ,5gU`ITO ABATLqMrT DIS CT Community Association: '. Du:rham, Oroville or !3utte f.^,-Junty �_ L' i.me Saddle Community Service P TCE PROTECTION District State Highway Patrol Butte County Air Pol,.��tion C 'aunty Sheriff Control District Butte Environmental Council fyC1.00L I11'Lq!-L%Y. C'L' .0 2'TON "FACIMITIES ----- Chico Area Recreation Dorham Area Rec. ;� Park District Feather River Rec_ & Park District Paradise Rea, & Park District Richvale Rec. & Park District State Parks rx Xec. Department ; YMSOUR+C' MANAGEHMM" State Water ,Resources Department v --S,< Forest Sezw cc U.S. Bureau of: tarid „Mwiaggc3xt ent • Butte county Xia,j.n9 C'.o�nmittee State Departmdtt of Fish 6c Gama ... California Native !'�'Plan# Society State. Div, Forestry- attention; Craig Carter regional tater Qub.l .ty Co nttrb]. Bo,3xt � L4 4- r a a , ,'`� . V ;Y�(� .d IIY�r� ( 1 eo , �' ,« 1. � -• r• 'f ✓, �� l � i'. 01 Y' - ^^��� w y^^�p y }^1''x''''1 ••p ry'}� y ^(� :�{,.� �''A �y �.1+„Gil. Ciadn ty Pu b a.J.,0 We :rk.s TS 0rrRz c11 C,ot �tTl En�ra,a:�intincant;al Head! ;ia Sttate Wat:eao F;te.scaurces� Iae�ta rinnk:rtt C,it � a BiGir'�I e• J.S. E"crest service C;i of Cha,+'cl U.S. Bureau of Land Management -Ci ty of G.ri.dley Butte Cotuxt�r Mining Committee Ca-'STI or, C,rc�v9, Lle 3ta.te DePa.r-,Unent of Fish & Game Town of Parad=ise California Native Plant Society �.._ ._. .�.a_. Planqinq Department ... State Div. Forestry attention State Traxi8p-artaticn Department Craig Carter Regional, Water Qual, Control. Ed. State "gc1amat.;.an Board Butte Water Distric ; sa~w�s California Water Sex"rice cc, . Richval.e Sanitary Disc ict Del Ora ,Water Co. North Burbank Pub. ut l . Dist. oWID _._. Skansen Sub, (CSA #21) _ The-mal to lzrigation District Stirling City sewer Maint, Dist. Other , Thermalita Irrigation District ` (CSA n25) PV&� North (Chico) Biggs-W. Gridley Water District PG&E South (Marysvii e) �� Butte Water D s trict Paifio Bel? Durham Irrigation District State x.17 Cable OWI Viacom 1117 Cable Paradise Irrigation Dis' tric t Richvale Irrigation Dis-ric- �. Table Mountain Irr:irgation Dist, R2?�tc7^rEcz�c�rr The': mal-tn Irrigation District _ El. Medio Fire Protection Diz,'--. County Firs Depart,-nntiCDr tjf—^*sQu=�o AMA= r r nzs sc Durha-m., Croy ill.e or Butte ' CaUllty R•ECL?.Mt�.TYON' IDTST'k�C`2' State Highwa=1 Patrol Sell o nzsn> Yox Ion„ �I corirczr�rE;mss ctar r�-ss Chico Area Rdcreatioxs District paradise 94nes Architectural Durham Area Ren„ & Park Dist. ' Control Committed Peather River Rec. & 'Park 'D.Lst Butte County Fax-m }3ttreau Paradise Rec. & Park Dist. .ia Ricihval e Rec. & Park Dist. iwL.+.M1iN} Community Association Skate Varks & Rec, Dent, ' -" -...�a_� is �.•wiwwaw...r'r.i.rw..�wl..w�.r....r . .. UTTE COUNTY PLANNING M413; ION 7 County denier Drive OroVille, CA 95965-3397 i i (916) , 538--7601 � •• f � � l RE PRn+7ECT REVIEW ENVIRONMENTAL EVA-WATION Evanger - Use Permit `4 rnGlosed Is prel im].nara data our Office API# 012-x;90-05 has received Or generate,-,' c�� cernyng the followi:29 project. George & n«rothv Evan' - USE I ti1TT to allow mini storages and owner housing on P-roperty zoned A-5 ( grinultural 5 acre parcels), located on the west side of HwY 99 appro�. ? mile south of B c;= East Hwy. at 2699 JJwy 992, identified as AP# 02;-190- 054, ._ Biggs. We are mak na an assessment off; oSsible env' .J p ironmental impacts and will be preparing an environmental 'document, elt,her a Negative Declaration, Negative Declaration wit,'- Mit .gat^on Measures or. an Enviroftmental iMpact ;Rex�ort (BIR) Please proVide any-factual statements, ni deal � �q..:. IT' F - �� 4i©'ri, or or�inios YOU can offer in your area of conce�- toll e4 at relate tc either: physical, social, or economic;mr���' generate . r L -a rc�s;ect may Please respand within, 1.4 days sof tkle abarre ri'ratecafidat�!'tI'_' o resoansc is generated, by this incrai,:y, !then it shall-'b t?zac�� serer are no signif-.cant envirommr-an -al impacts which' are t3G9te:�t'_a1 r�sam �thp project. .. We appreciate aay ass 4 sI,-,EInce y,l:)u can provide' . Sincerely, Larry painter Planning Technician Comments C,„�Irn.� l� !t.• � X',Jr,'. �,P �,����5 L1 ker^t L: L �i�. +� • M _ t7 � ESIQ.: 1v Y14 _.�. Does your agency wish to receitre a copy Of the O;1'• "Orai:.eiital doc"�tor� (i d tial study for Nec'a+„ T , t? w �. - . ,...� rL �,r-. f� L'eC.+:I.a...r� Oa. (with a��1 °'J r wi4a o11.» �•t.'i•t.x.�.cr�Cil. Measures) or EIR for phis project) YES N0 e i SFCALIFCIRNIA-13US11�tES3 TI�AIVSC�OSpof USPARTIMENT OF 0N,NV0 WoUS N ' I�CEtVC`"Y'Y ° "" -b*' i iCT 3 Z �1�LT10F4 ; — �– �i -- —_ E'trTT Wlf a§ JN„ Cavarnor Tlty 0OX 942£74 MS41 W 2000 xaonlo, CA 941274-oWl TDD O 15.741.4509 �aX �a�s;�rass ' g July 11, 1991 F CBUT053 03-8tst-•99 PP 7.6 George & Do-nDthY Evanger SUP l5 Mr. Larry Painter Butte County Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95963 Dear Mr. Painter; Thank you for the opportunity to r�!VieW and comment onh t' referenced document, e above COMMENTS: The mini-storage buildings Would noir generate a significant traffic on State Route 99. impact to However, Caltrans would like toseea circulation plan th vehicles are to access the warehouses, priveway(s) used for access how Would need to be upgraded to Caltrans Commove al Road- e roa access 11 Standards .and would require an Encroachment Po,rmit. Contac ! Brake, Traffic Branch A, (916) 741-4363 for 5uj'h. a permit: t i If You have any questions regarding this commentk flaraughty at 916-741-4please contact Lib 5539. Sincerely, wa.�r ROBERT M. O'LOUGHLIN Chief, Planning Branch C r a,, „ . I : BUTTE COUNTY PLe N-NING DEPMRTMt ,Xm PRE-APPLICATIOty REVIETI 1�01mn_ : ,C/ UI�) DatEt : 4/30/91 f ppL(:lc�tio-1 .'Re Vi eid 1n =orr[latiC.nn for,,' E a ._ V 12 er � 'a I G. , �S 5� i, e rah i i. A:Pft 022-.x.90-054 Enclosed is p:relizrrWr:ary data oux, office ha =ecE ived or ae e ated concerning the following project: George &.Doro4l`_L Evangery� USE 1'ERUIT to allow ;mlr;i storages and own er housing, on' property zoned A-5 �gLicuituraJ x acre parcels __L ic,4 P s j, located'on the west side of H"Y- 99 agprox, 1 mile south of Biggs E" Est T.fwv. az 2.699, %wv 79E, identified as ,APO 021-joC-054, Big s.. Please indica to your .response by check ? ,act the appropriate box; to ?'ec�ui_remezats for -this project r T -he pro-Ject. as 'Proposed, can meet this r ,Depa 'tmex it�hsrecuir�ment5 �uffcent proof has been applicant can Heel she following cond4ions at ., ., a',LTii7�OtTed: 1 0 y d+ The Project; as pwoposed can/does rjot meet the r= _ r�nen CS oma' t:h is department. A revision o the project be necessar�6 li ty 'I'hP apC]__c3'?t has been Contacted With this information-.- i BUTT);CC7ONT..14 P' ArTzITrIG DEP!�4ItThENn, iPR: ,-CAPE?Lacs, 't"t0i17 )k8VIE41*Q From To., YY Date: 4/30/91 RE: Pre -Application Revielq .information for: ; Evanger - Use Permit AP# 022-190-054 .Enclosed is preliminary data our offi ce has ^ecei,7ed or crenerated coriceyning the Lollo=ring project: _George & Dorothy Evanger-- USE's PERMIT to allowmini storages and owner houoti 8 ''. gam_property zoned A -S (�,tr ricultural S acre parcels), Located' on the west side of Hwy. 99 approx. I mile sou tEa of Biggs j East 11wy, an '2699 Hwy 99E:, identified as AP# 022-190-054, Biggs, ?'?yes? ' ? nd:%cate you-- response by checking the appropriate bo x. No recru,irements :6'-7r this Project. The project as proposed can meet:this Departments'"ecluirenaents . of icient Proof .has beenblicae t t2he a nt can meet the following goon that 1'- lowing: conditions ar.;praved Al X4 ,1� •a tit r�✓ •tsr, a� ,C cam, "' . � f .:e CL ---------------------- The project �a:7 P;;:oposed can/does notmeet the regtxiremer.its o� f:hi, t�E=.partment. A .revision iia. the pr'ojedt gill be ftecessary,.' The; has been c011 -taco einformation. d, w,it�h this i - appl_car.� - mahwon. EnvfrahhtenlalHaafth SPR k 6 1991 Orovilla, Catitorn,,l � �',6 4 I 1 a�cwir.�! irr i PW j )[3�1PI"CE C0U`N: �t,,wll'iV' ,NTTgG COi�'[x011 SIOI�T n ii r NOTTcIK;; OF VQ'��IJa�c H EAi�.Ir�l . �� Notice 'is hereby given by the Butt„ County Planning Commission that public hearings will be held on Thursday, October 10, 1991, in the Butte Counts' Board of Supervisor' Room, County Administration Center, 25 County Center Drive:, Oroville, California, regarding the following item at the following time: .. _..� _. _ _ _ .. _.. ..�.-... �.... . :.`.+....�.. • .-...r Fv-r r.. � r� • n. a mrrS 1. T TT TYT1T'Y \S7Y0'TY/'1 I. I"1"1T/'�A T T lifer A CTT ill T 1.^ 9:00 a.m. Ceor e & Dorothy Evanaer Use `Permit to allow mini storage as a home occupation on property zoned A-5 (Agricultural- 5 acre parcels) located on the, vuest side of Highway 99, approximately 1 mile south of Biggz East Highway, identified as AP 022-190-054, Biggs. The above mentioned application, map and Negative Declaration are on file and available for public viewing at the office of the .Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. If you challenge the above applications in: court, you maybe limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in. written correspondence delivered to the Planning Commission, at or prior to, the public hearing. BUTTE COQ' NW PL41NWNG COMMISSION R. A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING To be published on Friday, September 6, 1991 in the Gridley Herald. I 1 1 I v I rll r 4 fl++� 1 { { y 1 I � i I1 i i l t k I r 1 I e I i ' I� I , I 4 1 1 I Ir r t r I L� II r I 'lI A I I 1 1 I r,• 1 1 I I II r. 1 , Iid1 1 I' I I I i r I I n � ( F i I I l5 � ,I ! u fY . } I Nor: j�x I �Yi y 1 I p H 4 I f.., I I, 19{ x I �Y r�"� I II M Ir 1 1 d I I ` I �, 'I I, f•,� , .�I r�41. ` ;�I rl I I I , I I I I I' I I I r I : 1 I I I I Ipe I I 1. 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I r ' o. i h a , h f ,� M ♦Y� 1• f n I c; dl 1�•'1 �' ��' h 's d t �t f ll t �r +` . r. I o. i `. - i .-r .,��P Georges rxpr�entati:•x applicant "2t5�o*- 7�aevlVna AuL+x3t1E A�DREss# San Jose, GA 95124 PHOUEt 408 371 Property owner. } ADDRESS: _ i�RC3TEC� 73E Cf r'T CIT USE P12PMIT to allOW mini storages 91d � _ s Ir'rg x'11 ` C L the wee siue_oi: llcay . 99:_. approx.- 1 htile sou'Ct. of E€ - { on property Zanud adca�f3di 022 -11)G -05TH tow-al.rea: ' Bz ggs idenCii .d as AP l ,Biggs Last HwY- Q -- G tEPPL rLAN DESAGtiATION pRCHARL' r �''rvM CROPS _ DATE i 2 [4/26/ PIE r PAID_fl0 RECEIPT HUMBEfi: 1 _ 13fl tt A.PPLICAT i0i= Ai. £i7ElI d RECaisT itI'i tBEi2: fil FMAL APP. PAID: PERCENTAGE: I D-ol REZONING PETITION SIGTLITDRES CHECKED- � FiAiLTNG LUT PREPARED _ L�CTm NOTICES,WRITIEN News t9 Public: i NGTICE'S MAILED�' LE= DEscRII'TION PREPARED PUBLICATIOtfi NQTICE WRT DISPLAY AD' £REPAR DATE OF PUBLICATION** NM;spAPER PUBLICATION F ` INITIAL. IUDY F CPARED A j Cato arical E.eIL ED: FI° E MROHMzr?,a,€L DETERMj?4ATION: $ t�sgeCivg Dcelsratian FIIEi?: M tigae¢d Negative Declaration-_ FILED: � FnF ronr� iCaI T_w+act Report Cc'RTIFIED: Other: STATE CLEARI miONSE PNMSEF.: ------------- APPEIICAfa REvREsarxvX M ti srlrrreTTD�F OF FIMIRONMENTlkrt D-TM-I'AATIOfl PLVR;IfIG COMMISSION I[MMING(s); BOARD OF SUPERVISORS' IiM_ 1111(*) t — ADOPTED: RESOLUTION IAIMER (GPAS) ADOFTED: ORDINNICE iZWER ,,, ,v nc n% mMTNATI0, {d MendiY :1) FILA_ - I� i �I'{i c , _c—._�,......_.....:....,_...,�_.__.,...'..,�.,,.«...w,.,�,cn�u�aruYo�a�r�n�P�llegl►�o�IRe�I�IAq�I�Nt�i'�1�1�7���{� i guar. e ai d Duro h can er proposed N ative�JJeclar i y� ��i;th �' igatio�t d area ures regGtrding environmental impacts, and Us-LE-eimilto allow a rrtirti storage as a home occupation on property zoned �-5 (Agricultural - 5 acrd; parcels;) j located on the west side of Highway 99, approximately 1 mile sdttth of Biggs EastHighway, identified as AP 022-190-054, Biggs. (CBS) (Contimi�aed closed from;► October 1.0, 159i) i Staff said this hearing was continues] closed with. a Motion of intent to appro� { . e. Staff said Commissioner Nelson was concerned with the aestlieUes of the project site, Staff said They have added Condition 11 to alleviate these conceims Commissioner Nelson said Condition 11 satisfies his intent. It was moved by Commissioner Nelson, seconded by Commissioner Ostrowslu, and unanimously carried for approval as follows: A- Find that: 1. An init%al study was completed in compliance with the California Bizvironmental Quality Act. 2. Said study and comments received thereon identified potentially significant environmental effects that the project may have had, but: a. Provisions in the project plans or proposals 'made by or agreed to by the applicant would avoid such effects or mitigate such efferas to a point where clearly azo significant environmental effects Nvould occur. b. There is no substantial evidence before the County that the project as revised may have a significant effect on the environment. 3. The proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation, measures has been completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, 4The proposed use of the property will not impair the integrity no chi,�racter of the zany m which, the land lies and. that the -use would oot ;be unreasonably incompatible with or injurious to surrounding, property or detrimental to the health, safes% and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the :neighborhood W to the general health, welfare a.nd ,safety of the County, becau, there '' oras ; n e:'.sting rise on site and this p'iroject mna kes it a` less m' tensive use; and �fil �1y V jh •y gyp+ �+ ] �-.:y „». �! �' k�`' y�,y.�y�`��.y�. ,{.p.y'},�, yW �} ia& bm+ ACY 1J.✓wISr�+E�Y 4 __V!,.t -,----a,w ����i� 1A1 gIAL� I a. i B' Adopt a Negative Declaration with mitigation meas to allow change in a pre�existizag nonc,pnforrnizig use tosallow a home occupation, subject to the followi,n and grant a Use Permit rnuu storage at; � r g conditions: Z Pay ,Sheriff impact fees as adopted 1 by the Board of Supervisors. r 2. Instill automatic fire suppressio;ti. s structure,, iu accordance Prinlder systems in all new residential dwellings. with 1'JFPA standards For one and two family i 3, The individual mini-storag ga residential units, offices, rages May r t til outlets o ath no'commercial rented or used as enterprises, 4_ Meet the requirements of the Butte County .]Public Works Dept. 5. All security lighting shall be installed sa as notto subject adjacent to undue light and glare. ent parcels 6. No outdoor storage of vehicles or other materials is all` � owed, 7, No hazardous materials or explosives shall be stored on-site,$• lVleet Ca.l Trans requirements and obtain all necessaryP ermits. 9, Prior to construction and occupancy of a new residents al the existing house shall be removed or the applicanObtain on-site, fora 62-J.262-1.200 "'Caratay Tourit shall aPAro ng (24-202) use permit val .10. The motel units shall be converted to mini storage units, storitge units and. zn P� ;n s i.zne color as the now zein" Y made to be vis , z J The converted motel units shall e p t ted the , installed on the evistin .� compatible, Roll up doors shall b the neje units. "T'ii angst ll remodeled to remove . The doorsshall l e the same as on ft. wide landscaping strip shall be ilLstalled along the T -T ghway 99ow frontage. 12. Applicant mY t also comply With all other applicable state and statutes, ordinances, and regulations. local r I ST CON b TJ TV ar JIMM IAI�IA I (I t i measuresd'Dd�t_h & n r and �_� proposed 1'e tiv _'rn �vittt mieiga.aion pern7% to aTl'ow a mini htarage as a haeme acaupatyo:a () Property zoned A,_,S (Agricultural - 5 acre parcels) located on the West side of F ighway 99, approximately l mile south of Biggs East FE " wa 0,22-190-0 4, ,Biggs, (VIDEO TA] KEN) (CBS) Y► identified as AP The Commission waived the r�.ading of the S 1 shown. tiff bindings. A video of the site was Commissioner Lambert asked how does Condition 2 relate to She 'said according to the video the application is also talkin rhe mini storage business? a which, would answer her first question. (, about a 'house an:d shop Staff said this is correct. i Commission Ebert asked how does mini storage complyd� ll s agricultural zoning? Staff 'said in 1986 the Board of Supervisors made the interpretation . g could be considered as a home occupation in the A-5 zones o� . S only been one other previous application under this finding. on that aura storages Y Staff said there has applicant made the application it was unclear as to whethroSnaofft they at the time the alternative in making the application. Staff said at a later tim : Y had a different the applicant had a valid pre-existing nonconforming use as tl�e� o,ve determined that as a motel'for approximately the last 40 years. Staff said the motel had be property rty had been used the applicant as�c:ed the Planning .Department to make e closure was volunt an a ✓alu�,ttion as 'n closed, but, to whether the 3'• Staff said Plazunng agreed the closure was not voluntary, Staff said this applicant still bas the Option until the end of this mori th, too e Staff said it ' would be preferable to view this Project a open the motel. nonco.nformixtg use since P J s a change in the home occupation ordinance revision i)ein a pre`exrstung dhow far this type of horne occu G,,tion. g Propos 1 will not abandon the use, Star" said the a ' applicant wr said have Q Psi did not 'tend to property after the storage units arePconstructed.' Staff ental unit the M Converted to mini storage units. said tlx�; motel units V011 be The hearing was opened to the ,public, Mr. Evangex said he will close down the motet and convert at this time he has two dwell" the said he onverwould 'thike nt''c storage, pie said residences for future granny housing or an aunt mznnie, vert one of the The hearing was closed, Cozumi5si:one,r Ostrowski said he has received some calls. ]E -1e .sal object to the proposed use if limited only to mini stor•a e; �i the callers did not g Commissioner Nelson ,said The applicant i�; proposing to convert the motel to loin Aorage, add naoro mz"ni storage units, keep the shop, and one or two dwellibgs. He ,said lie would like to see some kind of landsc,�ping unposed so -this, property will look like a mim storage facility and not just a, bunch of converted buildings. Commissioner Lambert said the Cor arraission needs to add two additional conditions. (ane con�iiition sa.1 ; the existing residence will be removed or the owner will apply for and another condition to have an approved! ap,plics�tion for "624200 granny housing" within a ,year andl that tl•"e motel ,must ccj"nvert to mini storage, Chairmal ,/ ;t Matson, said the resulting modii�c.atran vrll result in only one residence on fife laropej-ty, He said the existing home will need to be removed or permits issued for the 62-1200 granny housing, It was moved by Commissioner Lambert and seconded by Commissioner Ostrowsld as fi�llowv!(• j 11✓IrJTfO ,; ACG"i i?r TE[E RE -COMMENDATIONS' OF STAFF MEMO DATED OCTOBER 1., 1991; MAiCE THE FINDINGS LISTED UNDER "A"; MAICF' TBE TMOTION LISTED %Tl°dilDER "B" INCLI.i-DII`+i'G T'HE CONDITIONS LISTED 1. THROUGH 1,1. A,: Final that. 11 An initial study was completed in compliance wvith the California Environmental Quality .Act. 2. Said study ,and comments received thereon identified potential significant environmental effects that the project may ,have .had, but. a. Provisions in the project plans or proposals made by or agreed i:o by the applicant would avoid such effects or m,itigate such effects to a point where clearly no significant environmental effects would occur. b. There is no substantial evidence brforo the County that the project as revised may have a significa.n; effect on the eriviron1 went. 1 The proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation measures has been Com pleted in coazpli ice with the California, Envirpntrerxtal Quality Act, 4. The proposed use of the propexrtyy will not rinpair the integrity nor character of the zone in which the l:d hies and that the use; would not be Ell i imp Unreasonably incompatible with or injurirlus to surraundin ro e detrimental to the health, safety,d general ?velfatre of the er ° , . g p �Y or, or working in the neighborhood or to the gemral health, Wel are aan,residing safety of the County, because it is �. nonconformin safety the non,coae6a ming use g section of the code re regarding thane anheard under .13. Move to adopt a .Naga,tive .Declaration with nut' a.tion measures change; Permit to allow chazae in a es and grant as as a home occupation ;subject to the ollowin Onconfeor n uS'� to allow a ;mini -storage g dations; 1. Pay Sheriff impact fees as adopted by the Board of Su er ' 2. F viso��s. Install es irl ' atcc fire suppression sprinkler systems in all structures ire accordance with NEPA standards for on and residential dwellings. family 3. The individual mama -storage garages may not be rented retail outlets or other commercial enterprises. or used as afl7ces, 4. Meet the requirements Of the Butte County ty Public Works Department.All secLtrity lighting shall be installed so as notto subiect adjacent to undue -light and glare. I djacent parcels 6. No outdoor storage of vehicles or other materials is a,ftowedr 7. No Hazardous materials or explosives shall be stored n n site. & Meet Cal Trams requirements and obtain all necessarye permits, approval for an "aunt i " �, `they removed or 4 9. The existing dwelling unit to be either ��n application and unt mixinie or granny housing". 10. "file motel structures be converted to mini '94oragF•. Applicant must comply with all other applicp,.ble State an 11. ordi and r d l egulations. tical statutrs,`" Cor��rni.�sioner Nelson said he was c°aracerned hath m� aesthetics the design , of the facilities, cs of the pxopertrewarding l �� ■mrumn •�..��...— Ysu�ir '"5t'YrT� f! M"v. "1 '!^c4�,:+t *� �}. "yl�ar�iv AA -4 An I i --_- s 1W I pjjw�" i I 1�-ILE NO., 022-1910.054 13UTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - October 1, i 1991 i APPLICANT: George Evanger OWNER; Same REQUEST: Use Permjit to allow a mini storage business as a home occupation. AP NO.: 022-190-054 SIZE: 4.22 ac. LOCATION: Located on tlae west side of H3vy. 99 aPPI'oximately 1 mile south of Biggs East Hwy. EYIST'IN+G ZONING ; A-5 ZONING HISTORY: SURROUNDING ZOJlgING; Zoned A-5 on 29 June 1982 by Ord. -# 2296, A-5 SURROUNDING LAP ID USE: A mixture of agricultural and residential uses surround the site. SITE HISTORY: The property has been used as a motel for at least the last 40 years.. However it has been closed for the last 18 months due to the Previous owners death. CsENI✓�iAL FT�AN I�ESI[4�l�lATION: Orchard and Field. Craps APFI,ICAI3;GE R1CCiUI,A'lS ICiNS: Butte Coutlty Code Sections 24-47, 24-20.0 24-72, and 1 j .. B A.J ]I rE COUMI Y-. L%'1J,'MNA�l� G CAl1.rMISSIO1'4 STAFF FINDINGS October 1, 1991 CC4�11'VllVflGil TS R A CEI[VED: Environmental Health "Must show where all current leach lines are for all dwellings as well as where the replacement areas are." Public Works - 1. Provide a solution for stoma drainage. 2. 'Cal Trans should review driveway location. Cal Trans Siiiie attached letter. Butte County 1"rire - "Comply with Public resources Code 4290, residential fire sprinklers in an area of no hyi,'ixants. Highway Patrc l _ " No significant impact." ANALYSIS- This AN LYSIS:This project is a Use Permit request to allow a mini -storage use as a home occupation. The site is located on the west side of State Hwy, 99 approximately 1 mile south of Biggs East Hwy.. The application is made pursuant to a 1984 interpretation by the Board of Supervisors 'that a mini -storage could be allowed as a. home occupation subject to a conditional Use Permit. The property fronts on Hwy. 99 and the has site has 'historically been used as a motel. The surrounding pacels are predominantly used for residential purposes or are non -economic agricultural urdis. The motel was established over 40 years ago and operated until approximately '2 ;Nears ago when the owner's death and the Hwy. 99 widening forced a closure. The current owners do not 'wish to re -open the motel. The applicant proposes to construct two 3000 square toot mini storage structures and a new single family dwelling with an accessory shop structs re, The existing motel units will be converted to mini -storage units. The proposed use will not conflict with or be incompatible with the surrounding uses. Nor will the proposed use affect surrounding agricultural uses or convert any existing agricultural uses on site. Access to the site is goad and the traffic generated by the project is not expected to be S. gnificant. The concern with granting this type of home occupation is that it is not consistent with the netiv homeoccupationprovisions of the revised zoning code that the 'Commission _forwarded to the Board of Supervisors many months ago. The intent of the home occupation ordinance is to allow businesses that are secondary or incidental to the residential use on site. This proposal occupation can not be recommended, clearly does riot meet this intent. Approval baser solely on the application as a circumstance. Based upon documentation from However, in this ;case -there is a mitigating p m the Planning Department, the applicant still 2 I I . 1Y Ply x C.0,i,MIa1SSIr[yN i5TAr7 f'Tie WIN try October t 1 1991 has a valid pre-r:,xisting; nonconforming use to operate a ni,otel. This application could also been published and h+�?rtt as a change in a. nonconforming use pursuant to .Butte Count Code Section 24-37.7. With this as a finding, the ColmmisstOn could approver the project with out setting a precedent for this type of use as a home occupation. h. , TSE .0511MENDA'11,'' N S: NIOTIO,N: A.CCI"PT THE REQ"01VIMEN.DATIONS OF STAFF MICMo D f OCTOBER 1, 1991; 1YIAKE T3�E FINDINGS LISTED UND13 " ATKE I THEMOTION LISTED UNDER "B"` TN'Cit1D P A MAKE LISTIED I THROUGH 9. INCLUDING TM CONDITIONS Ai Find that.- An hat: Qinitial study was completed in compliance with the'CaIHornia l�nviror Quality Act. rmental 2'• Said stud and comments nts received tthereonthereon may environmental. effects that the project 'identified ., poienll :al significantp � � hate had, but: a Provisions .in the project plans or proposals made by or agreed to,}r the applicant would avoid such effects or mitigate such effects to point where clearly no significant environmental effeicts would occur. i b. There ic; no substantial evidence before the County that thero'ect as revised may have significant effect on the environment. P 3 The proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation measures has been com leted in cc :npli`� aw, with the California Environmental, Quality Act. P 4. The proposeca of the property wilt not impair the ince the zone in whxcl, the land lies and that the use would art be characterrunreasonabl incompatible with or injurious to surroundinge health, safety, and general. welfare of the persons residing or working to the neighborhood or, to the general .health, welfare and safety of they County, because -_ and . Move to adopt a Ne at ve Declaration Nvith mitigation me p g asures and follow chaermit nge, in a pre existing nonconforming use to allow a mini storage as agrant a, Use phome occupation subject to the following conditions I. Pay Sheriff impact fees as adopted by the Board of Supervisors, € 3 v rtira u�t,N,t� r rtetia and follow Instruations as gat forth on attached sheet. 1 f` Applicant's narYle._ l;van er . C rJ1 c, � & "L)Q'Mhy t �------------•�,_ Phone Mn. Applicant's mailing address3os<12a.r7.e �vpnue ­SWI sa _t^a;1 4 Appii:.sct's Intere.at i,n toroperty (Owner, lassee, othmr)..._. 0wneT„_ k” Owner's name and adav as, van, EEy.�lu.�a.�' a -— SMJ'M96 �a 951?a_ It Contact person for prOlict (If other than applicant,, 1V A Alessor's parcel numt��r(s)�., ,� 022,190.--05LO,00 ------- t �.,.w....,�...Present zoning, A-!y i-r�catTon and size of pare:si(s) � 99y,�I,t�-931; 8} i 424--( ...22 acres p y "atreet address µ #�ireaflons For travel to property (rural and mou,ntalnous areas only)t:- j A Description of Proposed dvveiopment and use- U_ se -� \ Dr,,,sg" Plion of existing lan,f use Rental units �'ropuseo scheduiing/aesor, lated protectsMrd—storage-s /5S t 1j , � 4ntiai �... 991. Owner hous�ng/Sept 1 1 AA1 paced hicremental ,development 2 l ini-storacre bid h� S. & housing/Seat 1 r 1991 Building construction (state -dimensions, squarefoo ag ran�nafer¢a uedp r 1992 a. Existing buildings 50'A26' . .13010 s .ft woodro frameLstuc2. . Ms` s' 20QLg ft,,, b. Proposed bufidHgs- 0 1 10­4—all �' p `x�(?' S tra8V/SI`ucco ,� , 1 fi0(l a cvch��, /sn'rCo Hazatdous materials to ba u ,ed (Inflammablar, explasiv+ss or.strong chemloals)30'x5li 1 r 1500 Sq'%fir wood, stucco 45aiiy Ira7urs cF npenation 133 a.m. 5 in Number of employees_ 0' (dumber of off-street parking paces provided,-jo F-Yisting/oroposed sewage dll;posal method; ,,.,_„ septic F+p Proximity M Power and phone }Ines; _ existx�tcr, blGtancu to netfural water oauri3e or storm dralrbt storm drdins-.north & west pxopgKty.bo»nclar,gs Anticipated an and off-site dre1nage improvements: -- T — Water` source: PrOxlmlty of water for fire fighl'ling purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc.) 3ffi1�! i,-r�rraf- Will excavation or grading be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate),­.__I��t� ►�� 1�It�u�i�11roa1�dlMic}lti��l�l'.�e6.,.e..c'-`--- ..._..,_ ._ . .., I �'' v. List and describe any other gelated'permits and other public approvals required for this project.'!ncluding thoso required by city, regional, State and PC-derat ag �tcles 5 o T�� 'inga i1 Ctrnse aI� IF RESIDENTIAL, inctude.the numher of units, whether units are single or multi -story In height, schedule of unit sizes, and Kk type of houseftold size expected, i IF COMMERCIAL, indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city ar regionally oriented, square footage of sal -s area, and I� leading facilities, 3 IF INDUSTRIAL, Indicate type, estie'riated employrr%t per shift, and loading facilities. IF INSTITUTIONAL, indicate the major function,; 'e;etfmated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilities, and community benefits to be derived fm m the project. f. ir: ' ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES* j ' w Identify potentially significant environ.zrental Impacts associated with the use permit. What project design features or special Ug_ 6ndit Ons of approval (rtatigatlon meas,,., -.res) are proposod to alleviate potential .environmental impact,7° { s, INV IRONi etTA.L SETTIN01 l describe the pa)lect site as it exists b, -'!ore the projai,t, including Information on topography, soil stability, plantsanani- mats, and any cultural, historical or sceric aspects,005c,ibe any existing structures on the site, and the use of the structures. �..il Describe the sa nmindina ,properties,, ancl."adfng informati4m on p"ants an¢l animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects, Indicate the tWro of land use (resident,al, commercial, etc.) initensity of laud use (single-family, apartments, shops, depart- went stores, and scale sof deve,opr-ent (heights frontage, ;;etltaGk, rear yard, :P'tc,). i * Use separate steet for forager resperse : I hereby declare: ander penalty of perjuri that l have, read and undershind the instructions ,2and that the foregoing statements are true, com +its and correct to the best ;:f m knowted9e and belief. r .� Date Applicant's signature Date` ' _ Property owner' s signature eW, tree Permit Nurr!:er r ; I Request: Use permit to allow_r _ 'Location and size of arcet(s) VERIFY: / LU A.P. Numberifs) Project O'esrlription. Il � , i u __ (3lgvl'rsfafp �✓'� Zonlny and 113equirements, L ' �_ Proof of Agency tit peededl _ Location Dei9criptfon. K, - Wo�Ias of Piot Plan Date Received S, Receipt Number—/ Ck Application taken by --- __ 1 5.,• "Yl1n w, p i rut"�FJId='Y;{.p�'',..;..:....+�w,c.„,r.r..,:..,.,, 4�A IF 190 022. 000 STATUS: ACTIVE ' p' w x PE,-"LAi41;ATTON DISTRICT 83 00000 080 088 000 STATUS: ACTIVE'', L: 022 1991054 0.00 STATUS: ACTIVE r,�.. P ES C »'f�ROL P & JACQUELINE EVANGER GEORGE & DOROTHY � 27?2 HWY 99 2009 JOSEPHINE AVE B i u8 "'."A 95917 SAN JOSE CA 95124 .02 080 089 000 STATUS ACTIVE L• 022 190 013 000 STATUS.^ ACTIVE FT VETEFACZ AFFAIRS SERNACH JANE M ErAL ' p,j,r,oES jr CYCE CAFROL & MARY LOU JT 86310230 MCELROY LOUIS R Gni , 4 Hai Y 99 435 EWING DR a lusoS NA 95917 �� , PLEASANTON CA { g45b6 La Oa5 02A 091 000 STATUS:: ACTIVE m L.: 022 190 0S0 000 STATUS: ACTIVE �• DEPT 0= °CETERA"IS AFFAIRS ESfcOTHERS JAMES & LYLA ORVILLA Ajllil f Es C'ARROL o JACQUELINE 21B454477 2673 HWY 99 R EE f'w oa 99 95917 BIGGS CA ,5917 7 BTS JA; �e � 4.; s c5 280 04S 100 ,STATUS: ACTIVE C; 022 190 051 000 STATUS: ACT I E .t 5FADY CULLEE`V 0 ' MORE EARL W & VEL MA I P w Bt l +cS4 2643 HWY 99 GF-11)LEe CA BIGGS CA 95917 t 95�qwa :0 03B' goo L: 025 1E STATUS: ACTIVE�a 1:: 022. 190 052 0910 STATUS ACTT HAFRISCN PAUL R, & WILMA Ft m RUGGIRELLO WILLIAM & LOL.A E Eo20 H�;=,{ 99 lob 1 HWY 99 .F . BIGSS CA 95917 BIGGS CA 95917 --190 054000­v 025 12 0 01+5 000 , STATUS ACTIVE � EVANGER GEORGE x& QOR!JTH tTATtlS ' SIC I IVE SCARES J':OHN A AL TC SHARES :EROME E 2009 JOSEPHINE AVE 953 WEST OAK STREET d SAN JOSE CA W LLDWS CA 95988 95124 1.» 025 1,20 046'-000' STATUS-. ..ACTIVE � `, L: 028 199r 055 000 STATUS. ACTIVE HARRISGN PAUL RI & WILMA R + PERRY GABRIEL & MARY N 262:0 HWy,Y 94 33 CHATFIELD AVENUE BIGGS CA 95917 SIGGS CA 95917 022`190'056 000 TA�lJS»'ACTIVE ASHDOWN LUPINE 309 CORILLO DRIVE SAN RAFAEL CA 94101 E 02n 190` 057'f0 0'� ATUS: AC'TIVE__,. �.. V FERRY EUGENE F & MARCIA L ► 2707 HWY 99 BIGGS CA 95917 -0492 IC,BSTOM Clinton POR 1611 Almond, Oroville, C,A 95966 wm.eNw 50006 Cant. Miamwsa SD'AffiffiSOG FEB-26,1993 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DR. 0ROVILLE, CA. 95965 ATTLNy': BETTYE KIR'CHER s RE: USE PERMIT #91-9 �.:.:... A.'P.# 022-190--059: Dear Mrs-Kircher, of the property. lam writing as the agent for George Evanger,the owner '.- After obtaining the use permit in December ,19'j1rMr.Bvunger signed a contract with my company to Construct two mini--storage buildings. We r„ompleted one building,and were waiting for Mr Evanger to sell a piece of property in San Jose to finance the secind building.Dve to th,° slow real estate marked in his area,he has not been successful in se, iing the property ,Y to date. 1 am requesting a one year exten.tion on. Mr.Evanger's USE,PERMIT in order to give him time to Sell his ;property and for uts to construct the second building. I appreciate your attention to this matter,and look fori-r'ard to receiving your reply. VERY TRULY YOURS) I /'k T. CLANTON �� i' RtGARDING EN'11 . ENTAL IMPACT NEGATIVE 41jr.CLARATION NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project described below has been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental (duality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 2.1100, et. seq.) and a determination has been made that it will not have a significant effect upon the environment. 1 Log #92-07-01-01 AP No. 022-190-05-4 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT; Use Permit to allow a mini storage as a home occupation and an phpansion of a pre-existing non -conforming use to allow an additional. dwelling' LOCATION OF PROSECT; On, the west side of Hwy. 99 approx„ 1 mils south of Biggs East Hwy., North of Gridley NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: George and Dorothy Evanger 2990 Josephine Avenue San Jose, CA 95124 a MITIGATION MEASURES: Pay ;sheriff impact fees as adopted by the Board of Supervisors. 6, A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect of this project .is on file at 7 County Center. Drive, Oroville. i This s turfy was: Adopted as presented. Adopted with changes. Specific modifications and • El supporting reasons are attached. 7,. A public hearing on this Negative Declaration was held by the decision zakin,g body. Hearing Body Butte County -ilanni.ng Commission Date of Determination October pa, 1991 Determinations On the basis of the initial study of environmental impact, the information presented at hearings, comments received on the proposal and our own knowledge and independent research': We find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is hereby adopted.. We find that the project COULD have a significant effect on the environment but will not in. this 'case because of Q attached mitigation measures described in item 5 above which are by this reference made conditions of project approval.. A conditional. NEGATIVE , DECLARATION is hereby adopted. .•-,,, '.err+rel—+Y" Signator - M. J. Mmon, CHA.i��',A.N Butte County Planning Commission Title Novembor 14, 1991 r..w._ _,.' � w .:• My'ti M '• -�., tei y�IJo/� #/ PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3357 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 December b, 1991 George and:. Dorothy Evanger 2009 Josephine Avenue San Jose, CA 95124 CERTE T "T 1viATT� Tie, Use Permit, AP No. 022-190-054 Dear Mr.`. and Mfrs. Evanger: Enclosed is your validated Use Permit Xo, 91-33 to allow mi ctorvge as a 'come occupation e' n property zoned A-S located on the vest side of Highway 99, approximately 1 mile south of Biggs East Highway, Biggs. should you have any questions regarding this matter, 1 P 08,4 63 5 226 10.00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. sznatr vt: rvt .Sincerely, r F�- 4e & Dor ty Evanger' .d NloJosatshix� Ave,ertE anci OP CGJ3T7irec ar of Plarning se CA 05124Enclosuree�.��nr �e�, -cc: De artme,at, of Public Works (2) ,,cV sMu�ann�t a tYr CAat? rri;s.rEnvirorun�.ntal Tx�ealthr-.-.�. s r1 f For'e5t n P, m r�,« fiaie wkiA4mgMttn 'm'%A11NVtd+6rA'{MAbrIMIWftW,q �;^4�`w K.kw"aY#Y4fCT�.'YC:VF�y,pF".Rpt.,:tXra. Sa'C4:3:!KAP`SYa4xri5ktif#SrRrW¢ •. �('y �.�, w W r .fin y,• I I V DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (BIII,I CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE t OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone. (916) 538-7541 November 13s 1991 RONALD D. McELROY Deputy Director reorge Evanger RE: Special Inspection,54-911 P,0, Box 1068 A.P. #22-19-54 Biggs, CA 9591.7 Bear Mr. Evanger I With reference to tIr4 above subject and your request for inspection, of the proposed motel being converte-t3 to mini -storage buildings at 2699 Hwy 99, Biggs, the inspection was made November € , 1991. A eaesonabl.e visual inspection was rade without goin's on the roof, under the building, or in the att-~ and f ound the change in use from R-1 to B -Z can be allowed subject to obtaining required pet?nits from this office and r pliance with use permit requirements This inspection bit the Count of Butte does not act as a gurantee or warranty as to the internal soundness 6f said conversion. it now its order for you to submit complete, plans in triplicate with cal,cusations to this office including plot plans, floor plans and structural details, apply for the required permits, and pay the appropriate fees .Should you have,any questions concerning thi , matter, please contact Dave Purvis of thiF office atf,916)51.8-7541. Yours very -truly, William Chea: f Director of Public Warks J, FG: ,--__ J. P'. Clandar ,,.Manager, Building Inspection cc: Assessor 'Building Inspector Pl,Atnhing De�partr�.ent EMT aJ I T. it �R t certified n not tr r e , 1�Jt� ltt �rr�' q b f. r trtltr r larovided :.'^Fnn xtn„ Lr`'r. r7 ern alrrnaf hiaaa tc thy nor, fir -� Evan er t�`os�ph���r fan "Yose CA 95124 '^ S 'pry F'V Fx'" e�3rY'C7BIYC''YFee ta PALO' ­T8tnq t.rn b,B�ris .wn9'Irs NIh �, W �3sa!mt of ^� i MO glrEbt MST !sa rCo 1 "a iE uTA4,1P5 TO SELECT p i3['bl-A w C roR AVY Amo WA�.G4�. �()� C{ Ei� 3 s scx ik.-. t3nm o �I t'o" T �� Rie h$ �Ihtle a ti Y 4 t t „iii tt to c , u+ °{ �YY a rri�r,�> �t � d ftS. Eh& �E 7 m4u rdt 1� 0 IRfillf hP d61 = A fere Y�ti „ Bi a the (RG,Sim, p � R CTI purnbet is nyL'iltb'�'d re,G`loE h t� the i cot BI ma anti ie ?Ilti n , CSl �kt�A rYE gait r � he gdGkC'• ettt��e ER4'1`I Et ` x to t „ rWb S1Fk b i' { a71ri �N re+;1 to the num'er. A �• M �CIt1;'lat addte65ee. n5 1Q dot L''� a9" C, ,. ,y ! altiz(f, r sy rrsEricte 3 : e ©R the Cru"a �t UIR dt EmGle re,p{Dt• �,+: cprVts9$ cy B�,1eIt in thR �" .. 4i1 I�Rrr`, M SJi ;✓(lIrIT '� l�R&5^d 4wL�5 1 t11 q. � MP SSS t'; E.�ueS;�rl, Cie"+ _ �r :;u:s.�.�wt •:s�n-z7a ml E� Yea makes i+ r1 r'-n:4Ut go Aresrr.' t�Count PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7,COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 November 5, 1991 1 ' George & Dorothy Evanger 2009 Josephine Avenue San Jose CA2 9514 I CEP TTFiED lvfAn. Re- Use Permit, AP 0,22-190-054 Dear Air. and Mrs, Evanger: I 1 We are enclosing the original and one copy of your conditional Use Permit No. 91-33 to allow a mini storage as a home occupation on property zoned A-5 located on the west side of Highway 99 Biggs. gBoth copies must be signed and returned to this department v4thin 30 days from the receR it of this letter. We will then have them validated by the Chairman of the Butte County Planning Commission and the original will be returned to you for your records.' Please be aware that failure to return the signed copies within 30 days will result in the use permit becoming invalid. Re-application to this department would then be necessary to proceed with the project,. ith the p signed y , The Use Permit is deemed anted Fvhen this errnl.t has been si ed b the applicant, is received b counter signature : applicant t g n' ,f the Chairman of the ]Tannin Commission, and said permit Y pp ' t by registered mail. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3.00 p.m. 5incgely, r�r s "%�. ; .x ay/-� •t..rN''i� w`...,C-4:."[. Wq.;"�cm. +' B k Kircher Director of Planning BAKJr Enc. I r R pAIn S r c/ount , e, r, PLANNING DEPARTMENT i 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 05965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 October 25, 1991 George and Dorothy Evanger 2009 Josephine :Avenne San Jose, CA 95124 Re: Use Permit, AP 022-190-054 Dear Mr, & Mrs. Eganger: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held October 24, 1991, your request for a Use Permit to allow a mini storage as a home occupation on property zoned A::5, located on the west side of Highway 99, Biggs, was approved subject to the following conditions: 1.. Pay Sheriff impact fees as adopted by the Board of Supervisors A : 2. Install automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems in all new residential structures in accordance with.: l~ FPA'standhrds for one and ,two family dwellings. 3. Thee, individual mini -storage garages may not be rented or used as residential units, offices, retail outlets or other commercial enterprises, 4. Meet the requirements of the butte County Public Works Department. 5. All security lighting shall be installed so as not to subject adjacent parcels to undue light mid glare, ` 6. No outdoor storage. of vehicles or other materials is allowed. :. f 7. No hazardous materials or explosives shall be stored on-site: 8. Meet Cal Trams requirements and obtain all necessary permits, 9. Prior to construction and occupancy of a new residential dwelling on-site, the �u existing house shall be removed or the applicant shall obtain approval for a 62- 1200 "Granny Housing (24-202) use permit. j10. The motel units shall be converted to mini storage units. i 11. The converted motel units shall be painted the same color as the new mini storage units and made to be visually compatible. Roil up doors shall be installed on the existing garage units. The doors shall be the same, as on the new units. The units will be remodeled to remove all wn',tows. A 5' wide landscaping �tsip shall be installed along the Highwwy 99 frontage, t 12. Applicant' must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes,- ordinances, ar.1d regulations: Should you desire to appeal any of the conditions imposed by the Planning Commission' you must do so in writing with the appeal fee of $502.50, to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, 25 C(;tunty, Center Drive, Oroville, California, prior to 5:00 p.m,, Friday, November 1, 1991r If you do not appeal and if there are no other appeal within the 8 - day P,npeal period,, your use permit will be issued after November 1 1991. Recently enacted legislation (AB 3158, Chapter 1706, Statutes of 1990, effective January s 1, 1991) requires that the Department of Fish and Game impose and collect filing fees f as specified to defray the cost of managing and protecting fish and wildlife trust resources. These filing fees are collected during the environmental review process and are to be paid at the time the County files a "Notice of Determination" with the Cpunty Clerk of the County in'Which the project is located. This procedure is required pursuant to Section 21152 of the Public Resources Cotte. To increase administrati��e efficiency, the statute delegated the collection of filing fees to the County Clerk and provided the County authority to collect a $25„00 documentary handlingfee. The fee for a De 1Vlini�nus Negative Declaration g 15 the $25,00 documentary handling fee. Check made payable to the County .in the amount of $2.5.00 should be submitted to the County by November s, 1991. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office between 10:00 ,a.m. and 3:00 p.m,. Sincerely, A.rcher Director of planning BAlar i J.nter-Departmental Memorandum TO: Planning Commission FROM: Planning Staff SUBJECT: Use Permit for George Evanger, AP 022-1.90-054 DATE: October 15, 1991 On October 10, 1981 the :Planning (,'Ommisslon made a'motion of intent to approve the alcove project. Thehearing was conitinued to October 24th to give staff time is finalize the conditions. The motion is recommended A. Find that: I. An initial study was 'rompleted in compliance with the California. Environmental Quality Apt. 2. Said study and comments received thereon identified potential signiiticant environmental effects that the project may have had, but: a. Provisions in the prolject plans or proposals made by or agreed to by the applicant woutd avoid such effects or mitigate such effects to point where clearly no significant environmental effects would occur. b• There is no substantial` evidence before the, County that the project as revised may have si?4ficant effect on the environment. 3. The proposed Negative ,Declaration with mitigation measures has been + completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality ,Act. 4= The proposed use ofthepropes�!y will not impair the integrity nor character' �d lies that ;the us,e would not be; unreasonably the zone in which the larl J and of w �resasonably incompatible with or injurious to surrounding property or detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare ,of the persons resieiin, , or working in the neighborhood W to the general health, welfare and sai'ety f the County, because � : and R Move to adopt a. Negative Declaration 'With mitigation measures and grant a Use Permit to allow change in a,.pre-existing nonconforming use to allow a mini-storage as a home occupation subject to the following conditions: 1; Pay Sheriff impact fees as adopted by the Board of Supervisors, Auk 2. Install automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems in all new residential structures in accordance with NTPA standardsfor one and two family j dwellings. J 3. The individual mini -storage garages may not be rented or used as residential units, offices, retail outlets or other commercial enterprises. 4. Meet the requi.rement:N °h,, 141," County Public Works Dept. 5. All securitylighting shall s not to" g gsubject adjacent, parcels to undue light and glare. d so a 6• No outdoor storage of vehicles or ;other materials is allowed. 7. 'No hazardous materials or explosives shall be stored on site.. 8. Meet Cal Trans requirements and obtain all necessary permits. 9. Prior to construction and occupancy of a new residential dwelling on site, the existing house shall be removed or the applicant shall obtain approval for a 62-1200 "Granny Housing" (24-202) use permit. 10. The motel units shall be converted to mini storage units. 11. The converted motel units shall be painted the same color as the new mini storage units and made to be visually compatible. Roll up doors shall, be installed on the existing garage units. The doors shall be the same as on the new units. The units will 'ie remodeled to remove all windows. A 5' wide landscaping strip shall be installed along the Hwy. 99 frontage. 12. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulations i APPENDIX, COUNTY OE'EUTTE ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM 77ALUATION. OF ENVIRONMENTAL I14PACT 1 i Ie NO022-190-054 Log No. 92-07-01-01 AP No. 022-190-054 ,« BACKGROUND 1 Name of Proponent ccorge Evangar 7. Address of prriewien,t and reprresentative (it applicable): 2oo9 Josephine Ave. San Jose, CA 95121 l 3 Project descrit>laion x�n: U Use Pemit to allow a mini storage garage as a home occupation and an expansion of a pre-existing non-conrorming use to allow an additional Yrs "A"'C' -!P- DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION MANDATORY FINDINGS OF SIGNIFICANCE 1. Does the project have the potential to degrade the x This proposal will not significantly degrade the envitonment, gtWI ty of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species. cause a fish or wllduile population to drop below -sell- ellsustaining`leyels, sustaining layels,threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the --range of a fore or endangered plant or animal or elimihate °Important examples of `major perlods of California history or prehistory? 2. Dces the protect have the potential to achieve x This proposal will not Impede long-term environmenW goals, short-term benefits to the detriment of long-term environment goals? (A short-term irrapact on the environment is one which occurs in a ;relatively brief period of time white long-term impacts wtil endure into the future.( a. Does the project have impacts which are individually x see the discussion for Item 14 a k b. Iimmied but cumulattvely c:osiderabler (A project may impact on two or more separate resources where the impact an each resource I s relatively small but where the ellect or the total of those impacts on the environment is 519nitfcant,) 4. Dass the project have environmental effectswhich x see the discussion for item iea. human wii�t cause substantial adverse reffects on bedngs, either directly or indirectly? LII' . :DETERMINATION On the basis of thls initial evaluation; I/wE find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment and a 14ECATIVE DECLARATtag will be prepared. l/PIE find that although the propose(! project COULD have a significant effect on the environment, there will not be a significant affect in this case becausP tune MITIGATIONMEASURESdescribed on the attached sheet have been added to the project. A"NECATiVE DECLARATION will be prepared. effect on the environment, and an .�1VIRONM�M'AL I m find the proposed project MAY have a significantF IMPACT RtPORT is required. COU!," OF SLA_!'-, PLAM04:3 DEPARTMENT I BY: DATE: August 12. 1491 Craig §an n POViewed by: nV ,ran IaOntal Ch cltlist Evalualt3 on of --------------- Enva: anxzlt ni �l,l xm a t XV- ENVIRQNMENTALMP IACTS YC^... 4laYAB NO , DISCUsFsON OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION _ the proposal resutt in signiticantr trus Unstable or able eat�th conditions. changes in X The substructuresi --� _ proposal will not affect Subsurface, earth conditions, b Disruption, displacement, compaction or mvercovering of the soil? — x Thin pt oGasal will result in some disruption, compaction and OvelC+werung 0 the site as a result of development of structures, driveways, pari�tng areas, etC ,approximately 93oo square feet of new buildings *010 be placed on site. combined Wlth the existing us will result In deveP.strcrctUeestOn 00 square site. This represents 9t« of the�tot Giventhur e tYGe of Boit on site, level n,*lure of the land, and tow rainfall in the area, ro significant impacts are anticipated. c Change Tai topography Or ground surface rr_liet features? x The proposal will riot affect tcpogfaphy because the building Is nearly level. site d. Destructiw-, coveringormodifica icnof any x The site trss unique geologic or physical features? no unique phys oak dentures. , e. increase unwind or water erosion of soils, either on or oft site? x The proposal WiI1 not cause erosion, t. changes in deposition of erosion at beach sands, or changes In siltation, deposition x " — The piorsrsa,l will not affect any watercourse. or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ?ocean at any bay. inlet or fake? g. Loss of prime agricuttura,ily Productive—X s01ts Outside designated urban areas?good This prcposal will result in the loss of approximately 3.5 acres orf agricul tuFal soil from potential culthlation. This impact is not significant since the land Is not currently being (armed and the area useable is fl. Exposure not an economically viable size. u people or property la dslgeoides,ogic hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, X AAI Of Butte County is in a Moderate Earthquake Intensity Zone Yl if hazarides, yr0und failure or 4inilar The subject property is located approximately 9 mites West of the Foothill hazards? shear Zone, construction of buildijlgs to uniform Building Code slandairds wai'llty. provide adequate protection to occupants in case of seismic act z, r.irt, ;Vift the proposal result in sub$tantiat. a. air ualllarns or deterioration of arfsient Zrrr quality;~ x The pr000sal WjII not affect air duality because the Increase in the number of vehicle trips is not significant, g tr. The creatian of objectionable odors, scao 1 } ke x The Oc ru.4�o<s7 proposal will not create objectionable odors. smoke or fumes, alteration O air movement. moisture or temperature, or any change in citmate, x The proposal Will not affect the atmosphere, locally c• regionally? 3• WATER. Will the proi„,�sal result in tubstantiat;, �- Changesin currents. Or the course or Of Water movements in either — X The prbpo536 will not affect any watercourse. ma.rir<: Or fresh Waters4 b. ch -ages in absorption rates. drainage patterns. or the rale and amount of surface x The preposal may result in an increase in surface water runoff due runo(la to reduced absorption from impervicus surface3, and in a change in the drairbage paltein on the site however, no significant adverse , M , R� Ch6ckl int Eval.xxatic5n of Enyironau+ ntal Impact x�v g lin impacts are anticipated because the applicant will have to provide a sniution to storm drainage acceptabte to the Public works Dent, � � paled for tills project. OIt clic drat nage improvements a.e not amici f-Sit �rgyerface drainage t c eedtavefonls,Off-Site lf nationfemoval. trro channetization or culvert tnstallalion? The proposal wlII not significantly affect any flood control channels d alterations to the course Of flow C' floodx - of watercourses. waters in the amount of surface water in any The prapaSal Will nott affect any Watercourse. e Change water body? k Tile proposal will not significantly affect surface water quatity, i, Dle chariie Into surface wat+ s. Or in any aIiefatIof, of surface YnAter quality: _ including but not Iinited to amperaLure. di5SOJved oxygen or turbidity4 The Proposal Wild not affect the dlrectton or tlow of ground waters. ' he dtreclian os rate oC Itaw g, Attefation of t x of ground waters? of x 7h, proposal will not directly of"lett any aquifer. h. cbange in the quanta)' or quality ground' _ Scalers. either through direct additions Of withdrawals, or through interception of, an aquifer by cuts or excavations? x The project WII1 not affect any public water suetylY. t Reduction in the amouill of water other)vise _T J �~ available tot public water suppties� The proposal wilt not expose people or proper'' to Itaodfng. + Exposure of people or property to Water- related hazards such as floodings x P ill the proposal result in As su.a�ant al: x The proposal will not affect plant IIle because the site contains or _ a. change in the diversity or species, _ antscrops. _ no sigitfrcant plant tile. gees? of sbiubs Species grass,oandriacuatriie plants)? X Alk The site contains n5 rare plants. numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? ^ The proposal will trot affect xssitng plant 16fe, c. intfoducH on of new species of plants into in barrier to the normal _ __ _c an area. or a replenishment or existing species? The site does ncontain any craps and is presently'—" d. Reduction In acreage of anY agricultural and developcd'wifh ret:sldential unitss and an open field. crop? 5. A'41,MA____t. LIFFE l7if I i the propps8{' ult in substantial. x The proposal Will not affect animal Ifie because the site doe+ not e, Chanise in the diversity of species, or _ support nigh@flcan t animal life or habitat nunbErs of any species Of anir>ais (birds. land anfmjIls including reptiles, fish and shellfish, benthic organisms of insects)?, _ X The site cont?fIns do rare animals. b. rtedirtion In the nuribets of any unique. rare or endanVicired speCieS of animals? '� Envia:,0 unental. Checklist Evaluat on e�� Enviro.nztienf:al impact ,of new species of animals intoaw arc- abarrier to the migratiox the propaar el I I not affect existrranrmals? tg'annnal lite d, rite roG existing fi4ho, wtt,llure Ihati,;a — _ x The site contains no sIonffIcan I wtldilfa habitat. G, r'riSF, vtAf� the propo:;a/ result in substantial. IrcrPases to e995ting noise lvet57 x The ptopsai will not resul trty.rr a substantial Inctease in noise t+ 8xpo5�xre of peotsle to severe rrorfe levelst createG cn site or In the vicuti 7. AN; �— -- e p p Ii, not expose peopte to severe noise levels. _ x The sign 1lcant syn and grtax,ez Dial produce r Thehtrrig r5 installed prapa5�! t5i 3-_._ ,107 WrBi the prop ro ala& may resell In ste. additional light or glare Ii security should tolled on site. It security lighting 1,, installed it shbUld L. cn a motion detector or shielded to di;ect the light 8• t_ANDUSF, ruttf thepr000sat result in a Substantial x asierateoth os tate present Of planned land use of an The proposal represents a comttercial type of land use in an area that areal Is predwirratety aur Icul tura I and res Iden tlaI. This may lead to a desire by lather land owners to ,construct similar or different commercial uses. In addition, there are 12 existing motel rental unit add lb the nsingle family dwelling. Another dwetling 'will units an site pluss a ngt residenital density beyond what the area is planned for, the rGxTrxzAL r{ MoGs.. Wr1k tate. proposal result to min nature of the arcel and increase s�CrrS��3 taRtla«. a increase in the rade or use f any naturairesoUrcesl X The proposal will Clot affect any natural resources, b: oepterfon of arty non-renewable natural X the proposal vitt not deplete any natural resources. td: aesr, r7r tESE Will the proposal involvea a A rsst cI bxoincluion of g release of hazar'!otss x People store 3 wide variety of things in mtnl storage units. substan.as tincludfng, but not faa,ited to — aft, reSticldes, chemicals or radiation) to Occasionally bUslnef,ses store paints, inflammables. or toxic the ese,nt of are accident: or upset materials. There Is a small chance that some could be- spilred -or condr0-cnsr released, Any storage over ss gallons, 500 pounds, or 2tlo cu. it r or gas traufd require a business plan from the environmental Health Department. This potential impact can be avoided by conditicning the 55it'Pre interference with an e.,,eYgenoy Use Permit against any storage of hazardous materials. b response plan or em,yrgency eVacuat, ,an plan,+ - x The proposaN will na,t affect any emergency services. it. POP-LIATICN, sr II the pro�pasai alter grication, % dt5trlbutian, de~tsitY Of grWh rate or the huatan Sec, .the discussion fat Item as h Pula;titinx t2.i4aA crea a iai dertare bropolat aftect existr tt for addi t ionj�l housfr g hoL'Singy rY >l significaitliy affect housing demand, TR.aKSPg2TATICN.'CvR t LATrg«u: iNt t i the % Th(' psop dsaEWill ni resu�t in: propb5at a. aeneratren at substan( artladditianal vehicle x The proposal will rkipresent a minor Incremental Increase in traffl'c move{rer,.t? In be ate& that Is not expected to be significant, Mini stolag1e Uses generally do not generate Substantial amounts or traftic as I1'q as they are used dilly for Storage. in sortW locations. stctsge garages ate tented iia business such as cabinet shops, plumbing �a�r'ixortmental Checklist E'Val zatiein of mental impact ,aot' etc. The Use IsermiI should lie conditioned to restriCl thew: types of uses. b Effects on e,clstfnr parking facilities, or �" Eff ecd X The proposal will not affect park inti because the1oposal will have - (Ili Butte Counly to ctxnply with the narking requirements conlatned wit for new parking? Code section 24-35, impart on existing x The proposal will require obtaining an encroachment permit IrOm Cal c Substantial transportation systems?nd riv access. d, Significant alterations to present patterns theway ----- X The proposal wi`lil,not1ealterethe present pattern of circulation In at circulation or movement of people and/or goodst ltlterations to waterborne, rail Or ai,f x The proposal will not allect rail or air traffic e, t traffics tncaease En traffic hazards to motor x dlsuto turning movementsaof'rtradedryveihiclesrand vehicles. bicyclist: or pedestrians? hazards Inatihecarea vehicles with trafle,s r;fr or Hwy 99. NO turn @ane is presently available for south bouccf traffic. Cal Trans dl;; address this In then Comments. 14 puFtM,IC SERPiCES will the proposal have an effect ► leu ed upr c;rees11 1 1 n a need f or new or a gq tidrlmpnt se x� The proposal WiII result in ai incremental Inorease In demand Ior a, Fiore pratectlonx ec fire protection in ease indicated that ithes oarea. Forestry n of oeparlmenl/California 0 v i cumulative development in rural areas will Impact their ability to provide fire protection services, They have stated that installation of automaticfire suppression sprinkler systeMs in residential structures, the use of fire resistance building it terlats and water supply systems adequate to support the sprinkler system will reduce the demand for fire prolectidrt services, b> Police protertiont x. The proposal will result In an Incremental increase in demand for police protection in the area which cannot be serviced by the presehf sheriff's bepartrnent. since '1980 the population o! suite county has the same time the pollee force increased by over 25%, white at personnel has been cut by 50% due to fiscal difficulties being experienced by suite County. Curran tly, butte County has the lowest ittee number of officers per capita In the stale. At Leoislative c hearings held on the county's fiscal crisis. county officials testified police protetctlon services are presently inadequate ,that And do not meet the service expectations of the public-, Continued rural development has resulted in cumulative anmacls on police services. The Cumulative oV. acts have been documented by the County Administrative office in the report -County of suite, Annual Fi#cal Review." The appl leant must sign an agreement to p3y a sheriff iaVct mitigation fee. X The Proposal will result in a minor Incremental hnc case in demand <r, school I? ^--- for school services In the area that will All be significant. d, pariis or other recreational facilities? x The proposal wlII notItesult in an incremental increase in demand for park and recreation fab filles In the area. e.. raarntenance or public tacflitleis, including airy X The proposal will not result In an Incremental increase In the need for maintenance of reads And other pubIIc racIIIIICs In the area, X The proposal will not. result Ina significant inerea3e to demand for f. Father governmental services? �" all other governmental services to the area. mom 4 h r of Envirortmeittal ImP40t Enviroxur�t a Chec3 as �'aluafi3r�>ta �_.---- to rnr� rRHv•, WIIi tfte proposal result in: The proposal will riot utitlee substantial fuel cti energy. a, Use al substantial amounts of fuel or not substantiallY increas e the demand tot energy• energi,r x The proposal will b, substaraiai Increase in demandwponexisbing _ ieuire the �- or devel�pmentf of newenergSources of energy? tra UTILlsysiemsw �subplarpilCaI rallurationsn to the40 or foilowind: The proposal will not affect electrical power or natural gas power or natural gas? �x distribution systems. a, X Tits proposal will not affect communication systss. D Cgrryau^,dGatlotts system$7 - The proposal will not atteCl public water systems. C, Water avaIIablllty7 X tte County The proposal will have to meet the requi'iements of the Bu d, Sewer or septic systems? X tr vlronmen0 l Health Dept. a permanent sf,utPon for drainage X The proposal Will have to provide e. stormvater drainage? _x The proposal wi U not affect solid waste disposal, f, solid waste and disposal? 17 IUMAN_ HrALrH will the proposal reset in: x?he proposal willnal create any health hazard - creation of any health hazard or potential _ hazard (excluding mental health)? - X The proposal will not expose peoGoie to any heaa�tat hazard. b, exposure of people to patentlal health hazards? The Proposal IYill not result In an aesthetica 001 offensive view_ {g, AF.STHlTIGS. Will the proposal fe:ult in the ton tst any scenic vista or vlew open to the X q strue d1Y loltenstveusitenopencreation the otblan lndemand for aeslire»1rG public view? The proposal will not result In an incremental crtcrease l i ties Itecrtr A'rlrfir, aVi l l the prop Quinti v l t in aexi sp ct, ng _X„_ . park and recreation fact apo_' n"_l to qua 1.1y recreatlana.r oppottunitlesx 20, cu-tTt Al. ItCS x The laraposal Will not affect archeological sites. a, wJll the proposal result in the aiteraticn destruction of z prehistoric or h1l,tor1C ____ or archae0100101 sl lei The proposal will notaffect historic sites, Ili l r the proposal resul t In adverse fthtstcai Bells oils or b. t x -. -- or a�aLhetiC etlects _uttUr� o ob)ect2 hisicrlc bullding, str x The proposal w141 not af fect cultural resources. C. noes the proposal have the pcitentiat to a plrysicai Change Which Would affect ----- Carb^P ktnigUle ethnic cultural valuesi T A ties The proposal wttl +tot afii:ct retPglaus resour- d. ireI59joul, acred iuseslcwithin$`thP �"� of poteratJai impact area? I No t Bill, - win ------------ -__- _-- Environmental. 7CttzPr��t tvaxanmext�C'i Checki.ist Evau-iaa; of _� - DATA SHICET nor Cher I y proper lY bounded b - Ground Water: Abundant Yatiey aqurleCs. C. DIainage Characteristics: Th>a nalcel drains to the A. Pirsie_ - c�--seti_PIi.an south. oI cto�s: None es per -type of Protect: use Pet mf t, d. Annua) R. n4ai1 (normal?: IQ, to zo inches i . year. ke-existing non- e. Liinitiltg Fa x fitief Description: use Pnrmil tr,altow a mint storage as a heXle ocupation and an exRanSian .if a R• 5 Visual/srenie nualitY: Fair cit-jniorming use to ailaa an additional rawelling• go Ir.yntage d 99 approximately Coad except along the t•nt^y E Acoustic Quality: 3 Location: Located on the west no hacl rgidiey. which May be subject l0 65+ da noise lereis in'tiie south of Bugs East lawy. Air Quality: rood, exceRt during peraads at stagnant , 4, Proposed Density of Development rIJ 7, valley alit. g N ounL of lrtxrervtous surfacing: Madera'te. Biolonlcal ei� t_ vviTon g.. Access and Nearest Public Road(s): The pr aperty leas access an a. Vegetation: annual grasses and scat. ^d trees. Fray • 99 . 7. Method of sewage Disposal': Individua4 septic systems. 9: Wildlife Habitat*andi aSmall birds and ania4is Comm" to source of Water supply: igdiyfdual wells Cul•tural Environment.- power hvi mnment: Low Proximity of Prnver Lines: To RraRert" y, nt; None 10 Archaeological and Ilistoricat Resources tri the area: A area. irJ= paLenU al rot further land divisions and deVplrx des`-ignation: orchard and Field under existing zoning• 11. Butte county ceneraf P1ar Crop. t<nai.orxrientat setting Existing zoning: A-5, PhYsivlror`aenl: 12. a Ic character; Level valley land. 1a. Existing Land Use alt -site: motel ren4al units and a simile 1 Terrain General TriPagr Rh Jamil}i dvrelling. a' Stopes: ox to 2x. b' Elevation: 95 feet above sea levet. 14. surrounding �.rea: a. f_and Uses: A mixture of agricuiturai and d• Lf mfEing Facior5: None. residential uses. b Zoning: A-5• 2 Solis c• con. Plan Designation» orchard and Field oropu. n. Yypes and characteristics: Gritfley r✓i't,Y Loam -The d Parcel sizes: 2,3 to to acres, surface s°if is a dull brown clay loam a' to Y2° a Pcipulatfon: Limited. tniclL. fE is r+bderatelyy went auRRl7hd subsbgiinf Lct a mattet and a.bsortis wales rea3f iy depth pt 24` io 44". is a s�tatcdr�rnetited substratum. 15, character of site and Area: Agricultural residential sub ood o11 riaceuoEelheisobil is -ratty stoalnf3, giving g e 1G. Nearest urban Area: Crldlp•Y. 2 miles to the south, surface drainage- Subritafnaye is lestrlcted 6Y the Relevant Sphdrias of Influence: N/A ricu9turaliy productive soli and Is suitable for tY °f e irpefo ous substratum. Thts i -s an aga vatle 17» and crciis. 1s, lmproveinents .tandards Urban Area - fruits b. Limiting Factors. None. 19 Fite r'rolect),oti Service: �, IWiresl county (state) FawaY$tatibn: Station r x- Earthquake Llie L Mod a 1-tensitY zone Water imatet/ 3•$ 3= ..Natural klazards ol" the Land o�aEe r:�rthqunk. b. Water AvailmbilltY: Fife tankers only. a. Vali. 20 schiwis in Area: Cridiey Unibn SGhoal District. b. Erosion potential LOW c. Landslide Potential. No,, ,d Sof t, Potent.1 +� d, assliL, t4aderate. C, (-ire Frazard� NJncl a I•iydrolvgY irrlgat� a. surface Waters Art rrn canal runs aursng thF 9 avircax� ental Checklist � Ev' luation of Enviro, mentAl.impact ENVIFONMENTAL REI-ERENCE MAT[RiAL 1 BUtl.tiCounty Planning'Department. Earthquake and !:au t ctivlty Mao 11-1 Seismic SaTetY Element. 12. Butte County Board of Supervisors. Orov le, CA: CH2M Hill, 1977. A ricultural Preserves Map, established b Resolution No. 67-178. Orov e, CA: 2, Butte County Planning Department. L_iiguefaction Butte County Planning .Department, 1987. Potential Ma 11--2 Seismic Safety .element. orov _ile,,CA: CH2M 'Hill, 1977. 13. Natloiial Flood insurance Program. Flood Insurance Rate maps. Federal Emergency 3, ,Butte county Planning department-. Subsidence and a�r,.aslement Agency, 1989. Landslide Potential Ma 111-1 Safety Element. otoV e, CA CH2M Hill, 1977. 14. USCS Quad Maps, Biggs, 1970 4. Butte. County Planning Department. Erosion 15. Soil=Mao-_chico (1925)/Croville (1926) Potential Map 111-2 Safety Element. Oro✓ille, CA: Area. United states Department o CH2M Hill, 1977. Agriculture. 5, Butte County Planning Department. Expansive soils 16. Soil Survey of Chico 1925 Oroville CA: -f2� Ma 111-3 SafetV element. oroVille;Agriculture.. 1926 Area. United Stat es Department of H , 1977. 5. Butte County Planning Department. Noise element 17. Butte County Planning Depattment. Butte' Mq2 IV- Scenic.Hitlhway element. Orovi Ile, CA: County Fire Protection Jurisdictionss and -i 2T_H I I I , 1977. Fa it ei�T s Mia . Butto county Tire Department and'California Department of 7. Butte County Planning Department. Scenic Hi h� ways Forestry, 1989. Matz V-1 Scenic Hi hwgy Element. Orov e, CA: CH2M Hi I I, 1977.' S. Butte County Planning Department. Natural Fire Hazard classes Mao 111-4, Safety TIgnt. Orov e, CA: CH2M Hill, 1977. 9. LlUtte County Planning Department. Archaeoloelcal Sensitivity Map. Oroville, CA: James P. Manning, 1983. 10., Matte CountllPlanning Department, school District �_ 11. Northwestern District Department of iatlra Resources.- nlco Nitrate Study Ma to � Concentrationi` n Shalow— wellS. T e Resources Agency, state of CallTornia, 1983, J Aft Dune (119anPLANNING DEPARTMENT t 7 COUNTY CENTER ORIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 E October 1, 1991 1 i George &:Dorothy 7Evanger f 2990 Josephine Avenue San. Jose, CA 95124 Re: Use Permit AP 022-190-05 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Evanger: Enclosed is a copy of the Staff Findings concerning your application for a Use Permit to allow a mini storage business as a home occupation orL property zoned A-5 located On the west side of Highway 99, approximately 1 mile soup of Biggs East Highway, Biggs, A public hearing has been set for October 1.0, 1991 at 9:00 a.m. This meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County Center Thrive, Oroville, California. � The Planning Commission recommends that the applicant or their authorized representative 'be present at the hearing to respond to any questions the Commission may have. In the event that no one will represent the applicant, please contact the Planning office prior to the scheduled public hearing, Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p m. Sincerely, B. A. Kircher Director of Planning Craig B. 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AtT11+ A!VD BEALit't PLANNING, DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 9599:, 3397 TELEPHGNE. {915} 536-7601 October 3, 1990 1llce Buckner-Stci:m 1855 N gent Road Gridley, CA 95948 Dear MI -s. Storm: The- Butte County Planning Department has received your letter of kugust 16, 1.990. Based on the; information in the letter and pursuant to Butte County Code_ Section 24-37,6 the Butte County Plari.ning Department has deemed that the non-conformilig use of a motel on AP y1o, 022-190-154 was not Voluntarily discontinued by the property owner., However, this letter shall also serve as notice that if the use is not reestablished within 12 months from the date;, of this letter it ' ;shall be considered abandoned. unless the property ownwr can show unusual circumstances which has prevented them from reestablishing the business withitx the one year time period. Failure to find a suitable buyer shall not be Considered an unusual circumstance. I Tope this letter serves to clarify the Planning Department's position regarding this matter, 1f you have any other questions, plea. e contact this department between 10:04 a.m. and 3:40 p.m. Monday through Friday: Sincerely, Craig B. Sanders AAsistant planner CBS. -bb Jam.»— � I! �r' 'r•, Gridley, California August 16, 1990 Butte Co=ty Planning Rept. Attn: Craig Sanders lj #7 County Center Drive Orovi.11e, Cr 95965 Dear sir. Sanders We are: execrators ofthe estate of Paul V. Baclmer, which :i.nc.ludes a small 8 unit motelrlocated on Highway 99 between Biggs and Gridleyn Parcel # 22-190-154. Re have listed this property for sale and lhas been brought: toour attention 'by realtors and Potpntialba ors thatapre-ex sting pori -conforming property use in Butte Cau.tity ;would no longer be legal if "voluntarily discontinued with inter;i,: not to ;resume it",. We also understand that it could be presumed "vi,>lunlarily 'discontinued" if not utilized for a period of 12 consecutive months, unless evidence submitted, by the owners; were to show that the discontinuance was not voluntary. This property has not been operated as,a commercial motel since 1986 duo: to access frontage purchased by, Cal -Trans in Mai 3.986 and severed by the Highway 99 widening project through 1987 and spring of 1988. Access was completely restored shortly before Mr. Buckner suffered a stroke in July 1988 and passed auray in August 1988. The property since that time has been involved :in the estate and for sale. We submit this letter to indicate that this business operated con- tinuously as a motel and hunting Lodge from 1941 until 1986 ancicaas not voluntarily closed with intent not try resume it. t Obviously the utilisation of the motel buildings and their continued use is of concern to purchaser) and considerably affects I the value of the property. We request your written clarification regards the continued use of this property and. Tgill attempt tc, furnish any additional data you .feel pertinent R*pect:fully yours, �:.• i r U Alice B ckner Storm Richard Storm Executors, Patel V. Buckner );state BuTrE eco PI NNrN CO��I> r>t. saOl�l NOTICE OF PUBLIiC ILEA t.Il G Notice is hereby given by the .Butte County Planning Conur1.ission that public hearings will be held on Thursday, October 10, 1991, in the Butt; County Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Center, 25 County Center ,Drive, Choville, California, i regarding the .following item at the following time: i 1, CN VVT-IIC 14 A NE T nVE DECLARATION 'VViTH MiTTf-_A""ION MEAti TIRES REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPAC-1-HAS BEEN RC�rMMErTDET7 9:001 a.m. - Georgie &Dorothy Evader - LJse__._ Permit to allow mini storageas a home occupation on property zoned A-5 (,Agricultural -- 5 acre parcels) located on the -West side of Highway 99, approximately 1 mile south of Biggs East Highway, identified as .AP 022-190-054, Biggs. 'ne above mentioned application, map and Negative Declaration are on f Ew and available for public viewing of the office of the Butte County Planning Department. 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, California,. If you challenge the 'above appUcatioiLs aia court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someo,,e else raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in written correspond nee del ver°ed to the PP,arinmg Commission, at or prior to, the public hean'r, B1J "i'E LOTTI T'I`Y PLANNINO COMMISSION B. A. 0RCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING To be published on Friday, September 6, 1991. in the Gridle,t Her,„ld, i xi ironmental I"heckliet F,�Valuatir,,n of Uta^ui owtentalimpact a PUGGES!LED 1�TT. LC�A'rlChiai M�t�:iCJ`c����I � '.'�,y���'i�✓�'srr�,��� Place a condition on tte Use PerMit that /L �� �ef 1� t s4ates: 'Automatic fire suuPressinn sprinkler ✓y systems shall be installed in ail t^,sldenlial + structures fn accordance rrlth thO Nfa: Cnai Flre Protection &ssociatio,n St;�a;ldold fol the Installatlon of sprinkher s+rstems In one and two I ami I Y dNe i I i ngs alnd rarabl l e IICMtl. 'NFPA Standard 130. storrasleoof hazardcus materialsoonrsit�fat tha 3, hglee to pay Sh011it Iraat Xitlgattott lees. czs;bd �7 r EAL19�� " . BUTTE C3 141PIO A�!'>f�R�t�E .�. �.. - i � � hN'«1:5:f.T,ww.'.a4wi1Y+Y�+"Lbw!'Y/aWY141„WWMWMWwWiuW:ra... -, V. iii , I wren q A'1t�1tl�P'lllMp�b ..1uV�f . �—�.�•,--..-..-...mwir�oAWA99NUi11 n i i i ;�i�. y� Yr fie, � � � ";°a-tv[u:'•. rt"i R7�Iha► .+� �. "'Y' 9fso 'f?' s CN�I✓ PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE — OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 96965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 August 12, 1991 George and Dorothy Evanger 2990 Josephine Avenue San Vose, CA95124 Re. Use Permit AP No. OZ2490-1054 Log #92-07-01-101 j Dear Mr. and Mrs. tvaugez: An Initial Study of your proposed project, a Use Permit, indicates potentially adverse Impacts to the environment (ref( -,r to the enclosed environmental checklist). To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part' of the project. Qtllense, an Environmental Impact Report (l�iR) is rec"uired pursuant to the I California Environmental Quality Act. An early response to this notification, sent to the Planning Department, Mll 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 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sincerely, B. A. Kircher Director of Planning; tJ -� Craig B. Sanders ii Associate Planner i f CBS,bd Enclosure _u �a pax a '' ` _ 'a+ t A 7 PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 June 19, 1991 TELEPHONE; (916) 538-7601 George Sc Dorothy Evanger i 2990 Josephine Avenue San Jose, CA 95124 Re: Pre -Application Review 1 Use Permit on AP# 022-190-054 jDear Mr. & Nfi•s. Evanger: �-fY You Tilis is to not' a that we have received sufficient assurances from Butte utte i County Environmental Health and Public Works De can meet their requirements. This filifills the Pre-Appli ation reviewmenthat process. project process.. Pursuant to the Butte County Planning Department Project Review Procedure Manual which states, "Upon tentative approval of a land use permit or v the Environmental Health De1' variance by Department of Public Works, the Department must �dSD�muit�a Development Division of the ipPlication, including any required changes from the original �subm�.ii Ion `a1 balance of the fees within 6 months of the tentative approval." No additional d the Work shall be performed on this project until we have received the remainder of the application fee in the amount of $.780.00 and, if any, required char the original submittal. q ges i�I om Please submit the fee along with any i,equired changes from the ori to the Butte County Planning Department no later than December 19, 1al 9 1 andal Your application will become void, and in order to continue the project, you will be required to re -apply. Please make all checks payable to the Butte County ty i mow. 6UP `.� LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH At,)D BEAUTY T PLANNING DEPARTMENT Apr1I 30, 1991 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORIiNIA 959665-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538.7601 George & Dorothy Evanger 2990 Josephine'Avenue San .Tose, CA 95124 Re: Use Percrlit, AP# 022-1.90-054 bear Mr. and Mars. Evanger: We received your pre-applicatioa review request for the subject Use, Permit, T Butte County Public Works and EnAronmental Health have received the information you submitted. The Planning Department will consider this application coroplete on�y !after ve have assurance; from the above departments that the project complies with. appropriate ordinances and any conditions imposed, can be meta pp provide an additional 1't is thea applicants responsibility to pr ' y ` information needed by Public Works or Environmental Health to meet their requirements, Public Works .may be contacted by telephone at 538-7266 and Environmental and their requirements, on as to their evaluation ol the proposal Health at 538-7_31 for further information q The Planning Department staff vrll also be reviewing the _applicati;on for any special conditions or modifications that are appropriate. Should you have as questions about the pre -application review, please contact this Office. Sincerely, B.A. KIR.CHER birecto of Planrdn ----1 arty Painter Planning Technician BAKiy.jlo 1 "• "-1°+�!lst��na.w� '� r.�..:�.,..-_._�i.�:. ," '... .._ ;. a ,� r tUTTE Cc)UZ� Ty pj:,a Nc C.b r sszo r � 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965-3397 ('91,6) 538-76011, .,OJEC� RE: Pri �m _ REVItit+i & EN rRONVU; N. :AL Edi' ' * -.-,1- �, hvanger, - Use Permit ' %'reclosed Ais prelimi aa3-y data o + 1�P1� 022-.190-q54 +r:�I14Et� �iTIQ isle fol O�Jlnu ry �11C (.L _i Ge has receiver j or Tan8r.:+-�...' C�r.+� Georg=:oth`vaner GS>; PC]!'.t�IT to al.lo.a mint sts�ra es g�and owner hcal,si�lg,won ro eriy_zoned A-5 ( ericultural pads,?� located on the west' � 5 acre. _ f "`-ea re Pat side' ------- °t H r, 99 aT)�RKpx_1 'mile south of 3i s East Hw a ides :r'. at L6 79 g�,y 9913 ntified as022-L90 _ A,L/t -054 h C WE! ar maJci Mg an assessment of Possible en��i ,, ( be PZepaawing an eavirO � ronmEnti,Z impac�.s and �J lZ nrnenta_, document,, 0 "her a Negati-re Lec arat ,on, Impact^ Report (EIR) L—on with i'+�:._ oatif3.i Xfg asuxes or an Envi ronm-Y rltaZ a PleasL tx, Provide any"actual statenE+ntS, ideas :'oz i�1,-st3tJ'ue d21, nz + S7q,ir7'Oins you can ofye in your area. of con�eer t . 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