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wurne r6 A k: aqd 40 ft..rigti t - � x'�,.��� from Lhe centeorl irit: of 4:it€-
indicate a 50 f,". building seLbtvi the centoy'j1:nu of Turner Ave.,
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mow° �L or lezN in gresz area.
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�4. Bplhparcel.8 to be Lt I`!iina.tntiYa o 7 acret. f ) 'U
. rr�o-r�rrc/.eni'�»�"i�'�:r.i":cribra ,
.--, Health Departmesn't Conditions are: W
15. Arovi.3e a 1007 ft'. ;leachtield :�`xee setbaclt around ex:iating wells e thew-
within the property or within 1.00 rt. of the ;fro-rerty boundaries of
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Parcels 1. and
' 16 Show the usable sewage d18po8a! aroa ,tower to mact the "k Iquirexenta r,►�' ;fir.
Subil,i.tivision ordinance on parcels 1 anal 2.
17. A-ovicle the, usable sewage disposal, area on each L reel that )ncets th
recu.irements of the Subdivision Ordinance,
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APPEMI Ix E
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Receipt '�E 5U30
Project 4k
Cotte T' 10,1 CWN j7 CT Cutis
Environmontal Information Form
(To be completed by applicant) AU G 18 1081
TN'FOR. ATIO 1
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Pame iInd address of developer or project Sponsor
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APPEMI Ix E
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Receipt '�E 5U30
Project 4k
Cotte T' 10,1 CWN j7 CT Cutis
Environmontal Information Form
(To be completed by applicant) AU G 18 1081
TN'FOR. ATIO 1
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Pame iInd address of developer or project Sponsor
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Address of project: .... _
ASSOSSor'
s Slack and Lot Number v - ►-r _ � jt
3.
Unme, address and telephone number of person to
be contacted
conevraing
this pro]IS-Et,
4.
'111ype of project: (i.e. rc%oning , subdivision)
5,
Ust anddescribe any other related permits and Other public
�p+t
►ivals required for this prof ect, in-iluding , those
required by
cit
y, regional, state and federal a encyes .
6,
Ex sting Zoning distr' ct � �•
7,
proposed use of sites 771 ,
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
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Site size.
9.
0quare footage of building(s), rte-
10..
Number of floors of construction.
11..
Amount�oi_ off-street paring, provided
12.
Attach site development plan.
tir000sdd schedulin? .
Aisec:icted projects.
13.
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Anticipated incremental development, z.' .'..
Appendix t - page 1 of 3
16, ',f f: ro l;tdontial, include the number of units, schecdule of unit
si:.rs, and t ypc} of hou ehold size oxpect-od.
lw, 7f commercial, indicate the type, v.,heChez' neigh[)orhood, city'
0 regiono'lly oriented, squ`rro f'oot:,Rr.le of sales area, and loading*
1 if ahi,lustrial, indicate type, est;itiated omplo}"ont: per sh .l'
a:rc:l.oadir�., f �ci.lties,
19. if institutional, indicate the major function, estimated
eripl.oli-.lent per shift, cstim,'rt.ed occupancy, loading; Facilities.,
and corrmutrity bone;fil:s to be derived tromthe project,
20. If the project involves a variance, conditional use or rezoning,
application, state: this and indicate clearly why the application is
required,
Are the following items applicable to the prcrjCCC or its effects?
Discuss bolow all iters chocked yes (attach additional sheets as
necessary),
YES NO.
21. Chani e in e*:istin{ 1.
Foat;ures of any d)oi'rchcs, lades,
or hills, or substantial n1tezatio,a or ground contours,
22, Significant change in scenic victis or vistas from
existing reg. tidonti.al area8 or public land; or roads
23, Significantly chance Pat-t'crn, scab or character of
dencral area of project.
a 24, Significant: ar:•°l-iunts of solid waste or litter.
25, Chariao in dust, ash smoke, fumeq oi- odors in
vicinity,
26, Significant ch;ank;e in lak,o, strroam of ground Crater
quality or quantity, or alt -oration of oxlstin} drainage
patterns.
1.7. Substantial change in existin.d noise or vibration
lcvo l�s in the vicinity.
.23, Site on. filled land or on slope of 30 percent or more,
_ 25. Use or disposal of potentially hn-artdou8 materials,
such as to -;tic substances, �lnmmrb`1os or cx-plosives.
YF.
30. Substantial change in demand for municiral services
:. (police, fire, water, sewage, etc.).
31. Substantially increase fossil fuel consumption i
-- (electricity, oil, natural gas, etc .) .
32. Relationship to part of a larger project or series
•-- of projects.
EIPI IRON ME 14TAL SETTI""
33 Describe the project site as it exists before the project,
including
information on topography, soil stability, 'plants and
cts. Describe
animals, and any cultural, histhetori
site land the or n'use ic aofethe structures: r
any existing structures,
Describe
3 the surrounding properties, including information y
on plants and animals and any cultural, usetresidentialstcommerctorical pa�.,cntcC)�speci>S.
indicate the type of la
intensity of 1;s.nd use (.one -family►, apartment houses, shops, department
etc.)and scale of development (height, fronta�►c)e, set -back,
rear yard, etc.) •',eeA
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CERTIVICATI0:1: elattac edce rib tsifyhat presentsthepc�atasandra,r�formataon
above and In thablitt and
required for this initialevnncainformation presentedlution to the best Of myareitrue and
that the facts, statements ,
correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
I'M ! . I.ra i i , �{✓w''J"r.ir..«rt+..Yw..i
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Date, ` �. - cv Signature
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For RAN
p,ppendi t E - page 3 of 3
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r SUBDIVIDERIS STATENENT
Nr�iTle _r i«•
Date
Project
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].. Existing use (s) of the land LAW) C...�.«ar,c,��r ^~r--------------,
• P7`opnsed use (s) of the 7.anc1
Impravements proposed p (See Ch. 20-21 jaunty Code)
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4. Public or,,ar.S. Troe
g/or removal (approx. number)
G Preliminary copy Of any condition, � oi�s or
restrictive resertrat
coenance existing or proposed shall be _attached to 1rat
statement: attached
no17 0
has
7 State type of division i; e, Private ro d urban, �`ur 1,
etc.
LD 1040
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GEN-r1.RAAMLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT
FOR PAR— MAP OR SUBDIVISIONMAP
item,' 1-•4 to be completed by applicant:
1. Applicant Name ii -id (address RA'? Fi Tf EZ THOMT0'P- C.k- A\iE., bt(«.`rsa !�''►
2. Project Descript.ion F'AQ(.G7S CI'_ELtC. AC. AI 11c���_��<<<'a
Assessor's parCAl Number(s) Z
4. Proposed Use x1:.:' Z5L r� r
Thn following items are to be completed by the Planning Department:
Current zoning /`t- , Pik s*(� lO and Conservation Agreement
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,General Plan. Det;ignation (f"R �f�/ZIJ `� E"—e—%..J Ck tar' S
Apoli.cable Conditional Criteria: Not Applicable
Agricultural-Rosidential "YES filo Cr
1. Agricultural Compatibility
2. Water & Sewer Capacity AU
3. Adequate Fire Facilitins
Vii,. Road Capackty & Maintenance
5. Access to Commercial & Schools
Orchard & Field Crops
1. Predominant 5-10 Ac Parcel Size`�
2. Vicinity of Urban Boundaries
3. Agric. viability not impaired
Staff Determination: Project does does not
substantially conform to the General Plan and zoning.
Stdff Signature .r c y-� tr-L:�-- Date lj rt QCs- %
AS TaE APPLICANT FOR THE REOUESTEb UIQ DIVISION, 1 AM AWARE' OF THE ABOVE STAFF
Mu'RMINATION REGARDING Tt1E CONFORMNCE WITH THE GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING..
Dated Signatute of Applicant
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I,D 1000 (revised 6.0)
„r .Road Turner Avenue 04385D
,ParcelAM
ThorrpsanECCRdi U 14:24
O"EUT OFFICIALEscrow Na, n NtDS
After Recording
1966 AU,r 3 N 8.
Return To -
.County of Butte ILIA I;” �'i. �SrC�fclt
Dept. of Public'Nor4 CLeRti-fitEC DER: � � M7T
7 County Center Drive 8r-•-2��
Oroville, Ca 95965
SPACE A@DYE THIS LINE FOR RECORDER'S USE
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For value received:
Ray, - Thompson and Inez D. Thompsin
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At that rear property situate, in the
County of ............................. State of California, describer] as follows:
See. Attached Exhibits A & .B'.
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Dated this .......... day or.—..................... .... i9 ...
Signedand delivered in. the pre -once of
btlMCRIBING WITNESS
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
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..... ....... .......C.`ounty of .. . .......
Off . . ......... ................... .1.9 ...... before' me,
the undersigned', a Notary Public in and for the State or
California, residing therein, duly commissioned and'.
sworn,. personally anneared...................................,
known to me to tr Lie person whose name is subscribed
to the within inst .=taent as a witness thereto, who, being
by�*e duty .sworn, deposed and said: that he .resides in
the County of ........................... . :Mate of California;,
thatt•he was present and saw ............ .................. ........
.............. ........ .....-- . ......._ . r
personally known: to him to be the person... described, in
and whose name ... .................. subscribed to the with-
in instrument,execute the same-, and that affiant sub-
scribed his name thereto as a witness to said: execution.
WITNESS my hand and official seat.
Signature... ".....I ............................ . -----
................. ............................
Name (Typed- or. Printed:
AT
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GRAN -TOMS) Slr,:lATl'RE
GRANTOR(S)
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
.. ....County of.. .........ss,
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On .: .tl t ..... ,.�-.... f 19 Z.K... before me,,
the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for the St •` : of
California,, residing therein,: duly commissioned and
sworn;
.�-pers.n..I.l.y/an:.are
r� s0�ed
.... ........ .,...
.T.41r1 P -d
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known to me to be the person � whose name.F .............
subscribed. to =ae winin instrument and acknowledged
that.7. V2-1................ executed the same.
WITNESS my hand and official se .
Signature..,,.
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Name (Typed or Printed)
OFFlCI'AL SEAL
_ s BETTS' kPls4 SENTNER
N3' ie �t.Ftl, t:1 0;VNIA
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This is to certify that the interest in reap property conveyed by the within deed or grant dated'
August .. 1986Flay H Thora son and Inez I) Thompson
......................
........ .......... from ... - • •- - ..Q .. ......_... ...--- .... ..............
..,............................................--............................_.................................. to the County
of Butte, a political subdivisian, i; hereby accepted by order of the Board of Supervisors on AU uat..ZJ ,..1986
........ and the grantee consents to recordation thereof by its duly authorized officer.
r Direct•O of Pub�l e Works, ...............
�of the County of Butte,,
7
;Strife o% Galijornia
RAY THOMPSON
EXHIBIT R
A 1.00 Foot no aG .ess easement parallel to and coincident
with the easterly right-oF-way line of California State Highway
99, in the South one half of Section 18, T. 17, N., R 3 E., DI.o.
B & ma, Butte, County, California, described as Follows:
Beginning at a point 'which bears the following Four courses
From the southeast corner of Section 18, North 2° 24' 0010 Nest,
1310.80 feet to the existing south line of Turner Avenue; thence,
along sais south line, South 89` 1'8' 00" Test, 2556.11 feet thence,
South 2'` 24' 00" fast 306.99 feet; thence, South 89' 18' 00" UJest,
90.71 feet to the easterly lane OF highway 99'
Thence, from said point of brginning, along said easterly line,
South 15' 44' 20" East,, 316.40 Feet; Lhence, North 89' 18' 00" East,
1 G4 Feet; thence, parallel With said easterly line, North 16' 44' 20"
West, 316.40 feet; thence, South 89' 18' 00" West 1.04 Feet to the
point of beginning.
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RAY THOMPSON
PARCEL MAP
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A 10.00 foot strip of land for right of-way purposes parallel
to, and coincident with the existing south line of Turner Avenue in the
south one half of section 18, To 11 Na, R 3E., M. D. B. & 111., Butte
County, California, described as followss
Beginning at a point on the south line of Turner Avenue which
bears North 2' 24' 00” West 1310.80 feet, and South 89* 18, 00" West
2002.72 feet from the southeast corner of said section 18; thence,
from said point of beginning, along the south line of Turner Avenue,
South 89' 18' 00" West 553.39 feet; thence, South 2' 24' 00" East 10.00
feet; thence, parallel to the south line of Turner Avenue, North
89' 18' 00" East 553.39 feet; thence, North 2' 24' 00" West 10.00 feet
to the point of beginning.
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DEPAIVIVENT OF TRANSPCJ RTATSON (CALTRANS) i ------------------------ ------
ENCROACHMENT PERMIT !PERMIT NUMBER
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!DIST. CO. RTE. PM
In Compliance wish: 1 3 -But -99-1.1
MATE
1Xi Your- app1.L^at.ion of February 5, 1986 1 April. 7 1986
1 VEE PAID DEPO.P'17
1 $170:00 $
TO: Ray H. Thomp!�son jdOND AMOUNT
486 Highway is i $1,000,00
Gridley, CA 95943 1BOND COMPANY
1 Western Surety Co.
18OND NUMBER
1 28079774
IYOUR REFERENCE:
PERMITTEE
and subject to t1:, following, PERM:SSIGN IS 08RSBY GRANTED to: Widen an existing driveway
joint use as dire":ted '3y tike Caltrans field reprosentative listed below.
Pera►itteel* attention i:s dir'eoted 1,o General: Pvovjsion 4-7.
All work shall be condo. ed and completed to the ,tatisfact.on of Lhe Department of
Transportation's representative listed below.
Uport completion of. the Mork, the attached post, card shall ,be completed and mailed,:
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The following abtachmenL 3 are also included as part of I In addition to fee, the perml.t► .1!
this permit (Chack applicable) I will be billed actual costs for:
XI Yes General Provisions 1 1 1 Yes 1X1 No Review
{ I Yes 1Xi No Utility Maintenance Provisions 1 1 I Yes 1X1 No InsPeObi'on
1 I Yes IXI No dans Attached # 1 JXI Yes Field Work:
1 1 Yes iXi No A Cal. -OSHA permit required prior 1 (If any Caltrans effort
;o beginning wor4 1 expanded)
IlC1 Yes _ 1 No Special. Provisions,. private Road, Trallfia Control
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1 1 Yes 1,X1 NA The information in the environmental documentation has been reviowrd
and considered prior to approval of this permit,
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This permit is void uvlt�,s the work is completed before September 1, 19$6
This permit is to be str i.r.tly co;lstrufad and no other wirk other than specifically mentioned is
hereby authorized,
No project worts si al.l be domienced until all other necessary permits and environhipntal
clearances have been obtrsined•
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M, Cravier (Approved by:
P.04 Box 911 1 W.R. EN, Dstriet Dir'odtor
Marysville, CA 9590 .,�,,
{ 916) !111-,4035 I By � � yG...�-�a+-�
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JAt1;jm I William T.; Smith
District Permit $hgit`""eer ,
Master MPenob
moommill
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fW.FAMUENl' OF TRANSPORTATION (C,ALTRANS)
. dJ9I UAL PStOV181038 TO ZNCROACMMNT P1E>It)Bl M
ojsu,r.2020 tst:v, vasf
• 1. A ntbasU .. This permit Is Issued 1n
accordance with Chapter 3 of Dtvi-
aeon I, commencngwith Scction 660.
or the Streets and Higbw-.tys Code
2. nevocado= Except as otherwise
provided for public corporation&
franchLse holders, and utilities.
encroachment permits are revocable
on five days' notice. 'These General
Prvisions, Utility Maintenance
Provisions. and this Encroachment
Permit Issued her under are rt%,O-
cable or sutject to mcdtflcation or
abrogation at any time without prrj•
udice. however. to prior nghta In-
cluding those evidenced by joint use
agreements. franchise rig m or re-
yrrved right for operating purposes
In a grant of highway easement.
3.. Pw=lft for R0C`0rd GulT If Occu-
pation orh4ftmav right ofum' is under
joint use agreement or wider prior
easement. encroachment permits will
be tssued to the permittee for the
purpose of providing Caltrans with
notice and a record of work and for
the terms and conditions relating to
public ya:fcty No new or dtirerent.
rights or obligations are tritended to
be created by the permit In such asses,
and all such prior• rights shall be."
protectexL Encroachment Permits
Imuct. in such cases shall have
designaw-1 across the face thereof
'Notice and Rrcori Putpoom Choly.'
(District Office of Right of Way must
grin approval for this designation),
.t. ,ReapawMA3 ParCTz No parry other'
than the n."med permittee or
contractor of the 'permittee is
authorized to worst under this permit.
5, Abbaptajace at!lproviekax it is under,
stood and agreed by the permittee
that the dolnr, of any works under
this permit shall constitute wn accc*
tance of the ptov^islons of thin permit
and all attachments
6. ir+r Prod . This per.
hitt is I8Vued with the understanding
that any particular action is not to
be considered ars establishing AnY
precedent (1) on the question of the
expediency of permitting any certain
kind of encroachment to be erected
within right of way of state highways,
or (2) as to any utility, of the accept•
tablllty of any shin permits as to MV
other or future sltttatlon:
7, Mrdca i*Aw to Oftaling Work 13400
starting wont ruldt=r the Encroath.
mentPermit, the per mitteeshallnotify
the District Director or other dams=
hated employee three working days
prior to initial start of world Whet!
work has been Interrupted, an ad.
ditlonal 24-hour notification is re-
quoted before restating work Uhler
otlicwtae spt±cifled, all work shall be
performed on weekdays and during
normal woridng hours of the Gru.ntor's
inspector,
g 15as9 pwmk an cola WcTW The En-
croachment permit or a copy thereof
shall be kept at the site of the work
and must be shown to any reprctsen•
tattve of Czdtrans or any law enforce,
ment oMLer on demand. WORK
SHALL BE SUSPENDED IF FERwr is
NoT AT JOB SrM AS PROMED.
g. c If 'a prior cn-
cmachnrcnt vrificts with the
proposed work the new permittee
must arrange for anv nectmary re-
moval or rrioaairon with the prior
permlttm Arry such removal or M-
location will be at no Mpenae to
the State
10, I'cssatts 1p7roeu oozier Agwr4m lite
party or parties to whom a permit Li
lsoucd shall whenever the same k
required by law, secure. the w1tivni
order or consent to any wori: wider
a permit from the Public Utilities
Commission of the State of Callfarnta.
t aI JSi 4t; or aro• other public agency
having jurlsdictIon and any permit
shall not be %-slid until such order
or consent is obtained.
11. at Tr&M-- Adegrsate pro-
visions shall be made for the protec-
tion of the tr rveling public The warn-
Ing
armIng signs, lights and other safety de -
vim and other mesaW M required for
the public safety. shall Conform to the
requirements, of the .annual of Traffic
Controls or any sign manual issued or
to be Lwucd by Caltnins and/or the
current caluw-o 'Stancher. Sper
tricatiorm Iyaiilc control for day or
nighttime lune cimur a will be In con
formance with Caltrans standard
plans for`ftame control System Noth-
ing in the permit is Intended. as to
third pkrocs. to impose on permittee
any duty, orstantiard of cilm greater
thwi or dUfemnt "duLM the duty or
standard of care Imposed Fry law,.
17. Wth TranM=
All worst shall be planned and dirtied
out so that there will be the les>_st
possible inconvenience to the timel=
Ing public Permittee Ls alltliormted to
ponce property attired flagnieh to stop
and W= conventional htghWay UILMc
for necrsnitly protection to public
safety, but ..rabic shall not be ail-
n:aaonably delayed Flagging MCI—
dura shall be in conformance with
the lnatructtons to Naggers pamphlet
antvor ;sianual or Truffle Contivls
Issued by C.alLmns,
ftbvo4o 14 itaA W No construct 1611
matciial shall be scam nor equip
meet parked. within term (10) fect from
the'edge of pavement or traveled way,
Utilities arc subject to the Provisions
of Section 22512 of the Vchlck Coria.
14. C2=8 Up 1r of War Upotl com-
pletion of the work all bruah timber,
ocram material etc; shall be entirely
removed and the right of wary shall
be left in an preacrrtable a condition sus
misted before work started.
15, macdanu of ConsSu cdow All wrlrk
performed) within the highway MWI
conform to recognized standanis of
conitruction,and the currrstt Caltrans
Standard Specifications, and tsny
special provisions relating thereto
I fs iaepoctfau ww'Apprazai try CaLtsaupn
All worst shall be subject to tnapecdon
and approval by Caltzwm The pc"+
mittee shall notify Caltrans when t.hr
world has been completed.
17. Actual t;ox,; Mao,When the per-
mittec Is to be billed actual costs pr»
indicated on the fate of the permit),
such coots will include salaries. Lmvtl-
ing r_xpenses, incidental expenses, and
overhead.
I$: Futmv UV'tad of t=eatlartloar
a) installations Requested by E'en
mtttcv- if the Encroachment Perrnit
was ismted at request of the permittee,
it is understood that whenever onto
structlorL reconatructlon or train•
terlaricc work on the highway may
require, the tnstaRation shall. upon
request of the Department, be !mate-
diutely moved by and at the sole craw
pcnae of the permittee. except as
otherwise provided by law, or W ate
applicable permit provislons,
b) utility doves Ordered by Cell-
tra:rm if the installation made under
a permit is being relocated in accor.
dance with Caltrans "Notice to Re-
locate Utility Facility." the permittee
shall have the same and no greater
rights as relocated as It enjoyed prior
to moving at caprins' order.
e:) Utility In Frertuay. This section
and the other sections of these General
provisions are subject to Article 24
of Chapter 3 of Division l of the
Streets and Highways Code and other
applicable taw, and in the cause of any
intanaistency, the said Article ,.5 or
other applicable law shall control the
rem&YW froth or relocation of utility
facilities In f eeway tt.
d) F1.vure Afouing of thstallattda
It its understood by the permittee
that whenever eolisihictlon. tamaain•
sti uction or maintenance work on the
highway may require_ the installation
provided for herein shall. upon request
of Caltrans be moved by the Permit.
tee, the coat of the move to be borne by
the patty legally respgnsib)e therefor,
l9.
RavpoaWAky tsar bwwLgw The State
of caXotnia and all omceni and ori-
playte:s thereof, tndudlng but not
limited to the bhtctor of TTa.nyOt-
jwlail and the Depuq• Director. shall
marl lh- answerable or accountable in
wiV 111,11tner for injury to or death of
oily petxon. Incl•lding but not limited
in the Pri'Mittec. )lrrsonl er-,-Ioycd
fn. Ihr Lwrmfltrc, persons a., rig in
;>rlrrril of t hr permute, or'fordarna{�c to
liNlticnA Iron1 ,rite cause which
nulihl h.t%'V been prn-enttd by the
I,elt"111 •. those Iter-ins ertiplo ed
In 1115' pr111111trN. kir per.;olls acting
In 1rt°hall Ili the permitter.
)itt permitter shall tx• "s )onsibir
for ,un• ti,ll)iluy Itnpo rd b% I,tw
Mid Ifir triturles it) or death Of .tri'
t Ct-*t)n, tnt•luduig bill not limited
ill file prrnintee, petbutl4 ctiiploved
to the peroutter, per<crtti aetllig
ut behalf ill tilt' pt•rinittce, or
thuiliAt- it, priptim an-,Ing tout of
walk pt•nnitied and dune t* the
perntiliet• under a penult, or arlsing
"til of !lir 1.111t1re ori the Permit
trr•a pdtl to Ilellot;ir hL- ubllizatiuns
tinder am pl,nlltt In n•apet t to
mralrnrnanrrr•r,itiv otherubl4?aiimris.
,ir re,ulttlli; Imtn deltif,, or t)I)slnn
tons or inifn ,un tatisc, %%halmurrer
ihttirl ! l l,v yntt;re,r of the evurk or
.n atii Su)>st gitr nr I litie work is bring
ltcc unlit•d undr1 tht. obligations prop
Adel bt ,uid Lumenlpl,itvd b. the
prnilit
The lirmuttre shall Mdrmrll y and
set\e hand:t-'s lite State of cailfnr
1141 and all ,,!bids and emplcsyeey
thervur slit lit(Iitiit bill liar Ifni lied
it) the fitrvi it-0 )I rransportatloll
and the Deputy Direttor. from till
i laims suits ,et -actions of even•
name. kind and descnpnon
brought lur or on account of injuries
to or death of any person, Including
but not limited to the permute.
Persons employed by the permitter,
persons acting In behalf of the per
mhtec and the public, or damagr
to phripeny resulting from the pe
formance of cork tinder the pernia.
or arising' out of the- failure on the
permiftce_5 part to perform his
obligations under any permit In
respect to maintenance or any other
obligations, or rrsttlting from dc.
I'Cts ar obstrit►lons, or from any
cause whatsoever during the prop
rt--'s of the work. Or at any subsc•.
quint time work is being performed
under the obligations provided by
and contemplated by the perrntt
e�ccept as olhenidse prolided by
statute The duty of the permittee to
Ihdrmnity and save harmless in,
eludes the dutles to defetld asset roeth
Ili Section 2778 of tete civil Codr.
The permittee walvts any and all
rights to any type of express or
Implied indemnity agaltist the State.
its ornects or e'tri loycn,
It Is the Intent of the partlea that
the permittee will Indcmnify and
hold harries the State, Its ofllccm
and employees from any and all
claims, sults or actions as se( Earth
Above rcgardlc,.s of the existence or
degree of fault or negligence,
whether active or PM,$Ive. primary
or second.uy, un
the pan of the
State, the permittee: persons
employed by the pemilitre or per -
tions art Ing In behall al the prrmutee.
20 Banding: 'slits penult shall riot be
eeffective Inr ally purpose unless and
until' the pernuttre Illi, with the
Grantor. a surety taitld In the form
Mid '"noun! requir •d by said
Grltitee A tund is riot ordinarily
rrqutred of ally public vorporation
or pubitt.ly or priidtely owned utill.
1y. but oil) Iv, required of any utility
that Ialis to meet any obllgatlon
aristtig out of the work permitted or
dant under all EncroavIiment Permit
or fails it) inatritalll Ito plant, v5'ork
or faviilites
21 Making Repaira: III r.:rn' case the
pennillt.v shall be rt5ponsibir for
rmtor(ng to Its ►oniter cotidhiun as
nearly as mar be possible all par.
lion of the highway which has been
eecavated or otherutse disturbed til•
permittee eXcept where Caltrans
elects to make repairs it paling and
except where provistun to the ton
trap• Is nit,-- to the urittett portion
of any pet it Tile perilnttrc shall
maintain tht• surface over faeilitles
placed under any permit for a period
Of one 11) rear alter (nmpletlon of
work under the permit. 11 the high•
i+ay' is not restored as herrih
pro%lded for, or if Caltrans elects to
make repairs. permittee a rccs bi
acceptance of 1)ennit to bear the
cost thereof
22 Care of DralbAge: It the work can.
temptated In any EtRImachtnent
Pcrmit shall interfere Milli the
established drainage. ample provf-
Sion shall he made hs the permtttet
to pro%ldr for It as mtly be directed
by Caitrans
23 Submit plan; Fnr installation of all
underground latilitirs acid jjl sur•
race work ur consequence. the
Permittee shall furn151) l plan show.
Ing location and constrilcllon
details- with its application tlpoll
completion of (tie work its -bulli
Plans or sufficient accuraty shall be
submitted to the Dislrttet to deter•
mine location ofthe latilih•
2.1, Miintm=tidt The per7niltee agrees,
by acceptance of a permit, to train•
tain properK• ally cntroachMent
placed frit It In the highway and Ih
Inspecting fpr and prt,•rnting any
lnjury to any portion or till, hilhwav
resulting (mm the encroachment,
25, Corot of Work- Unless otherwise
Mated on the permit or separate writ.
ten Vcrment. all costs Incurred for
work within the Stale right of way
purvuant to thls Encroachinent Per
Mit shall be borne by the permittee.
wid permlttee herebywaives ail clalills.
for Indemnification or contribution.
front [tic State for such work
26. Irederal Ch it ltltu RcquLremenu
For Public AccommodAdon: (A) `Ilse
prrmI11Vt, for hlmsclf, his personal
rep resenlaiIves, successors In Inter
est, told assigns. as pan of the
consideration hctrof, dor hereily
Covenant and agec that (11 no
person on the Around of race, color.
or national origin shall be cYcludcd
from parilcipation In, be denied the
benefits of. or be otherwise sut}
Jected to discrimination ire the use
of said facilities, (2) that in connec
tion with the construction of any
Improvements on said lands and
the furnishing of services thereon,
no discrimination shall be pr'ac•
tired In the selection of employtes
and rpnttactors, by contractors III
the selection and retention of flrst
iter subcontraetors In the selection
of second•tic�, subcontmetols.
131 that such discrtmtnallon shall
not be practiced against the public
In their access to and use of the fa
ellitles and serticea provided for
pubilc accommodations isuch as
eating; sleeping rest, rrcreatlun,
and vohlcle serMinli constructed
Or operated on, over, or under the
space of the right of way, and (•i) that
the permittershall use the premises
In compliance Nith all other re.
qutreme►its Imposed pursuant to
Title 15, Code of Pedes! Regula.
Hollis Commerce and foreign Trade,
5ubiltle A. office of the Sectttah Of
Commerce. Part 8 Il 5 C F.fL. Pan 81,
And as said Regulations may be
amended
a That in the event of breach of
AM, of the above nondiscrim1halkin
covenants, the State shall have the
tight to terminate the permit And to
re-enter and repossess said laid
and the factlltles thereon, and hold
the same as if said permit had never
been 'nude or Issued.
27 At•c6aolo0rw4 The permittee shall
cease work hi the vicinity of tiny
archaculogical itsourres that air
rrVealed site Peht It rrlglneer shall
be notified lmmedlatel,,. A qualified
archaeologist, retained by the
petmtiRt— will evaluate the situation
and make recommendations to
the permit Engineer concetnllig
the ront1hualton of the work
a
t
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a.rt! j
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raAFflc cOPOl YVEM rOR MULTltAftE COMVENVOIIAL STA fE IIID
MISCELLANEOUS DETAILS
Deporcinent of Transportation (Caltrans)
SPECIAL PROVISIONS
TO EWCROACUMENT PERMIT —ROAD APPROACH
WWI -P-225 (Rev. 12/80)
ROAD APPROACHES, DRIVEWAYS, AND CONNECTING PAVEMENTS
RA1 Grades and Specifications: Grades and types of construction shall be as
detailed by plans or stated as a provision of this permit.
RA2 Construction; Shall be in conformance with Caltrans Standard
Spe-CL icatio,ns;- in particular Section 73 — Concrete Curbs and
Sidewalks (and Driveways).
RA3 Maintenance: Grade shall be maintained flush with adjacent State -highway
shoulder by the private property owner. Where county roads and city
streets connect at grade, State forces will maintain the roadway to the
State right of way _line:
RA4 Signs, Delineations and Safety Devidegt As required by Caltrans will be
lirovidCd and erected at the expense of the local authorities or
perreittee,
t
STANDARD PRIVATE ROAD
ApPF10ACH IN RURAL AREAS WITH
UNIMPROVED FRONTAGE; ON
CONVENTIONAL STATE -HIGHWAY
Call
State 1-ti4hwoy center Line or Lune Strlpe V�
�.�,,,r,,. �---•-,•••-.,°^""'�""_ ...
Edge at (raveled way �.. 25, r%..l .rte
50� I L) auto.
minimum stopping sight distance
t; B
`, 33�
Encroochments limited R=25
fa this sight line, both sides
pavin
of mondary 6l'
Limits
shall be to the Aryy or 'lo
33' from edgy of frovelsd 12'Mln.—
20' Max. _ .. ------y--
wt+yt whichever Is greol'ir of os specified
in permit
G ,
Design Or Min. 5lopping
PostedSight
speed Dislcnce
30 200
40 915
50 350 950 Paved Portion
55
vjhlCtlSYer •iY fes'
'thin- 20 feet of edge of traveled way shall have a geode not
Road approacha t the pavement slope shall
w errlevaie�� curves
greater than 5Ie except that on sup
I: , continued to the edge of shoulder.
Q Culvert pipe,under rood approach :might be required to coi'ry Stole Wf9hwoy
gutter flow.
ie Paved ,portion shall be stirtticliquidtaless sphnithalit over d" ayCiregate base.
1z It A,C, over tock coot of
clear distance between drive►wogs shrill be 26 Veel and i3 feet from the
adjoining property line unless otherwise specified,
® Road app
rodch till slop" not to o*ceed
s o Aj.�,,ncy
This is to advise that the 'Butte County A cdI-V i s 0
(Curd Agency)
has made the .following determinations regarding the abovo-described
project: have a significant eTfect on
1, The pro.'�Iett El lq'll the environment,
14111 not
An Envirohmental Impact Report Alas prey,orod for this
Project pursuant to the provisions of WAA, and iMs
certified as required by Section 15085(30, 14 California
Administrative Code,
A Negative Declaration was prepared, for this project
Fffl pursuant to the provisions of C01A- A copy of the
Negative Declaration may be examilled fat; the Planning
Department, 7 County Center Drive, Orovillo, CA 95965.
A Notice of Exemption was filed inalc,iting this Project
3EI is exempt from environmental review,
4, statement of Overriding Cons Ideration was, Alas not,
0 0 W,
adopted for this Project,
51 Mitigation measures adopted by the Laad kgoncy to reduce
the impacts of the approved project ItO4'
None
S i gt �,-S � t u re
mair
Director
Data
APPItMIX 1-1
t4OTICE OF
DFITERHMATION
TO: Secretary for Resources
*nay
L
L416 Ninth Street, ROOM
1311
Sacramento, CA 95814
C(,)tiaty Mork, County of
BUttO NOV
01 25 County Center Drive
COUNTY ON BUTTE C9AJ41( A. N MON. Colinty Clo4
';r -
Oroville, CA 95965 LAND
DE-Vr-InPMFNT
I.110.#; Planning Department
NOV 5 1981
7 County Center Drive
(F il 0 d)
Oroville, CA 99965
,�rlt,,lt:CT Filing of Notice of Determination
in Compliance with
Section. 21108 or 21I52
1orces Code
of the Publ-ic 0 Resu
8 1 - 8 - 8 - 03
protect Title
i''entative Parcel 'Map AP 24-16-21 Ray Thorapson
State Clearinghouse Number (TF
submitted to State (lea-ringhouse)
Contact Person
,John Mendonsa, Public Works
_ . ,j
6)elelj�p�e tgnber
(91 .1 ...)1 —, 'I
Project Location Adjacent to and south of Turner Avenue, adjacenA
to -ast of Ejgj2lAlq�aY_ 99 2
,L��d (
'Z '� -M
miles south of Gr_ 1e
Project D; �-IvMn:
Creating two parcels.
s o Aj.�,,ncy
This is to advise that the 'Butte County A cdI-V i s 0
(Curd Agency)
has made the .following determinations regarding the abovo-described
project: have a significant eTfect on
1, The pro.'�Iett El lq'll the environment,
14111 not
An Envirohmental Impact Report Alas prey,orod for this
Project pursuant to the provisions of WAA, and iMs
certified as required by Section 15085(30, 14 California
Administrative Code,
A Negative Declaration was prepared, for this project
Fffl pursuant to the provisions of C01A- A copy of the
Negative Declaration may be examilled fat; the Planning
Department, 7 County Center Drive, Orovillo, CA 95965.
A Notice of Exemption was filed inalc,iting this Project
3EI is exempt from environmental review,
4, statement of Overriding Cons Ideration was, Alas not,
0 0 W,
adopted for this Project,
51 Mitigation measures adopted by the Laad kgoncy to reduce
the impacts of the approved project ItO4'
None
S i gt �,-S � t u re
mair
Director
Data
Rey,aid Inez Thomps ni AP P-4-16-21, Wo parcels j 550 ft. south of
jhq• 99 and Turner Ave. intersection. East side of Ihv� 99 E.
I
Gridley area. Engineer: Duane h. 1.1iller (continue. from Oct. 26, q6i)
OPEN TO UE, P"LI
paan-» Killer, en a.neero said he discussed Increasing the parcel size with his
,.I4.0at ana a revised r-ap xra sttbm tted.
' ��; �•�., el.1 a�.d the revioed p vould be calle.� '� tevi as MAP��.. Pur , cect to
y u r1 2, there 1.100.1d ai thej.- liava to be a road built to kb� or tura enei�c�ac11r, - t
pe mit obtained from the state hiLrhvay dePartMent.
TTuv. 2,'J',i,
41►dvisory Agency Minute
D" y.. ..»; .�..... �: � ,L"l.r. ii".1 �.ti .,^, :rj �'vy�., 1�r"r� �" b' r_l s+ iy:..�1,,x.:� � .r e S'r��1. 17 � .. °,r: ♦ "1 ,_�,
a .a1l {
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c at i CCT. i ti^J Wo'lld be !w a` � tirI nr wide the Llasrabl+r- GE,'.y
n a maid.. :i
a ti the ;t'I+d1L.IFnct'', �i,nc�: SSI'-' i'^� uFl .Cpur Las ri�u .>..
ij ;. 'sa 1 r• Ba rt-louirud ti' ry��•
:^C �ii''ar the
new T"-1 , There doesY? at appe, r to be any t7x'Ublez<. t'7i' F1 � i,.
s, � e al Plan and Zone ",r.
t,rr, kt2'.'.eter ,�a�d t�1C p;'op4,al now Cc?rii''Qx".::: to i2,_
u i€:Fl...rr..
Mr. Reid • d stated; having reviewed the envirot ental review checklist, I v ill
take a Rion to grant a negative declaration of environmental impact for the
Ray and Inez Thompson parcel map to create 2 parcels on AP 24-1+6-21., finii'14
t1'zc.t t the projecis in confozrmance With the Butte County neral flan and
Ptltte County Zoning. F otion seconded by M r,.,dell and carried unanimusly.
�;r. Read ,fated,: noting that c negati - deajatati'�n 1-ras adopted this date,
Will r,.nk a m.,,tioFx to app
the parcel. p of way and Inez '_�'horapson to
create 2 parcels ot1 AP 24-1.6•-'21. The approval is for the ReViGe d hap Irl with
a --'; imum ,parcel siwe -,f 5 acres gross on each parcel Approval of the map
is subject to the f`01104ini; cond,iticls
lhlic i'7orlsy conditions caret
».
w to PCrce.Ver t*uiiygal acc'i
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r7, ; F1Wl'1.CatE, 2^t. tj'.lil'j4Ylz, Q-Z!W 1!% from t3ac!' cente'r'Ant ? k44'r»
55 ft: ll'a.aldialtl& E}eW, ih" f Cr"�T the celiturliF1 }i ;}y++ c
9.
Utz ;1' ill easeraenta, of record an the final. r AP.
Provide atreat Y7:am'f 81git' s 'po i° r@?!qLFirer:erx tz of 'tt:.t? Of 'Pub'"."
Vlorkc mor to re;'tis," 'At''`n of t11+3 fitl-al =1D.
r '1"�i' (i►�
perm:--it'llt'a St t"l ltiOn for 0"'011 t`�qr1' of href! aorf?s
T r
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4tiy t40+] G x.7 4i:'. Zito
p i143.itf. :Ltd.» ���nRiY' :.t tyle E'x Fsiw' f;3 rt '�;•
rcml,iF;,do'r of
Ai�Y'iaoi',$', Ag,,endy MJA1Vtec 1�. !a�
ber
21
�r 1'iW fh
..^"i•i
l ar, Hina Debar -ment condition is'
1 i+. Bath ,Parcels to be a minii Of 5 acres,
Heal tYi L)epaxtment conditions are:
1.5, provide a 100 Wit. l.eachfiel.d free setback around existing Vellu either
-within the prapert;, or within 100 ft: of the praperty boundaries on
parcels I and 9.
16, Show the usable sez-Hage disposal area proven to meet the reVitements of th+s
SLIbd-vision Ordinance On parcels 1. and 9-
17- provide the usably se,,gage d4aposal area on each :ArcA that meets the
requirements or the Slybdivicion ordinance
:,,)tion seconded by Mrs tdoll and carried unani=usiY.
.Advisory Agehcy
7
;I
• BUTTE COMITY ADVISORY A*VCY MTI'.TJ'ITS Page
.)ctober 26, 1981
TIFIITATM,'� EARCTM MAl,' FOR G)MSIDERATLON:
A:, 24-1(;-211, two parculx,', '4LJO ft. s,.,)Uth of
99 L aril 'Airner Ave. interjection. East side of Hwy '• 99 F. Oridlr";/
area. Engineer: Duane K. Tiller
i)uarie %IilleV, engineer, was prevent to answer any quo-s-1--i-)no. He asked alo),j),
the public CIorkz condition to provide a permenant solution for drainage.
Z'
Mr. Edell expla-ired what the condition nleant—that the runoff chould go to
the- existing 'A"rainage and not cause any problems or damage to the neighbor,;.,
mr. Miller asked if the access must be off Ilurner and not off Hwy. 99.
Yx. Edell said he felt that when Hay: 99 was built� all the access rights
to the property were bought.
14r. l Iiller said if there is a 1 ft. no access strip, they will have to nut
an easement across Parcel 10 but if there is not a no accent oturip, what
could they do,'
Mr. Edell s4ido in that case, an encroachment permit from the state would be
needed,
f4r. Streeter, said the Orchard and Field Crop designation of the General Plan
requires a $ acre minimum. The only thing that could be done to have it
U
cL,nfo=.. might ',;e to apply for an Agricultural Segregati0l4 in which
case
Parcel I v�ould have to be limited to a maximum of 2 acres. Ocher than tha L,
parcel 1 would have to be enlarged to ;"v acres to conj�orm to the General Plaft.
There is also proposed zoning which has not been considered at this time, Tt
was delayed to get more input from. the Cities of )Uggg and Gridley. Denial
would be recommended unless one of the I'mo options is exercised --either - enlatao
parcel I to 5 acres, or withdraw the application and apply for an Agricultural
Segregation.
1,jiller asked for a definition of Agricultural Segregation.
riIr, Streeter explained that there is a litaitation of 10 years on the properby4.
it is allowed through. a Use permit procedure,
Mt, i�jjlle-" asked if a restriction is pjae&I on the remaining parcel,
Mt. Me" said that there could be no billlc',irig for ten years,
Mr. Streeter noted that Agricultural Segregation is ai8ctetionaty and vario 0
:"actors are taken into account to grant its
L\tr. miller asked, if each parcel is 5 acres] if the pxoj act would conform.
Vtr. Streeter said that was correct.
Mr, Miller asked for a few minutes to talk Vith his client) Mr. Thompson,
A&Vi8oty Agency Mimite.1 Oct, 260 1981
DkJTV COLPIT`. ADVISOM' 1 GMICY IMMS age 9
October 26, 1981
MI C V,88 or FIV8 MiNUVE
I1r. Miller asked tba;
APPENDIX 0
NEGAT IVr-, DECLARATION REGARDING r,.NVTIIONMF,-N'],'Al,..-I.AI.P,A.C.I.
d below has boon
cp. is HEREBY GIVEN that the project describe
NO TI ,revisions or -the California Environvoolltfq
,oViewed pursuant to 0-10 pro-v'i
'ut)lic Resources Code 211002 et -
Quality Act of 1970 (P I not have a significan't
,lotermination has been made that it 1411
orrect upon the environment. Log # 81-08-18-01
AP It 24-16-21
Dt,'.SCRIPTION OF PRO,)V-.CT.
11'entative Parcel Map creating two Parcels-
I,OCATIO\ OF PROJECT:
Adjacent to and sOuth of Turner Avenue, adjacent to and east
11way 99, 2 miles south of Gridley.
Of Hig PPLICANT:
ADnar,,ss of VRO.JECT A
NANIF AND Duane K. Miller
l
Ra), and Inez Thompson 5169 Industrial Drive
Turner Avenue Yuba City, CA 95991
Gridley,
Y, CA 95948
11
N,IT I IGATION MEASURES'.
environmental effect
Ik cop,,,, of the initial study regarding the
of this project is att,401(xd.
This study was:
onted
Ado,
t)telsj :,pres fications and
Adopted with changes. Specific modi
El supporting reasons are attached.
hearing on this Negative Declaration was held by the
P A public
decision making body, sovy Agency
fleaving Body Butte COU'AtY AcLV''
Date of Determinati0l,
Determinationtental impact,
the
on the basis of the initial study of enviroftm sivred oft the
information presented at he
comments rec-
proposal and our own knowledge and independent researclil.
ILD NOT have a significant
We rind the proposed project COL -CLARATION is
t on the environment,, and a NEGATIVE Dt effect
effec
hereby adopted, .,nificant ef
We find that the pro iect COULD haV0 a sIg
on the environment b4t Will notcto criboin this case, becausc Of
htid ill item s above
n attached mitigaon -s Sreference made Coftditit.
olls of project
which are by tis
apprOVIal. A conditional N-EGATIVE Dl',rI,AllATION is hereby
adopted.
114
signature
APPENDIX;: F
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FOP.
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
ERD Lori 81-08-18-01
t .
BACKGROUND AP Ir 24-16-21
1.. Name of Proponent Ray and Inez Tliompson
2,. Address and Phone Number of Proponent:
Turner Avenue c/o Duane K. H.Mer
3. Date of Checklist Submitted
4. Agency Requiring Checklist
5i Name of Proposal, if aopli—�caE 1e 'Ien a xve arc Eu--,,
ap
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
(Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers are
required
on attached sheets.)
YES XAM No j
1. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant
�
a, Unstable earth conditions or in
changes in geologic substructures?
b. Disruptions, displacements, coin.
paction or overcovering of tija
c. Change in topography or ground sut-
!
face relief features ar removal of
topsoil?
d. Destruction, covering or modifica-
tion of any uni cue geologic or
physical features?
e. Increase in grind or water erosion
Of soils, either on or off the site',
f. Changes in depopyi.lon or erosi.on
Of beach saiids, or changes its silta—
tion, deposiLta.on or erosion which
may modify the channel of a river or
stream or the bed of the: ocean or
any bay, inlet or lake?
g. Loss of prime agriculturally pro-
ductive soils outside- designa;t�-3
urban areas?
Appendix F - page I of
2.
3.
a
YES MAYBE NO
h. Exposure of people or property to
geologic hazards such as earthquakes,
landslides, mudslides, ground failure,
or similar hazards?
Air. Will the proposal result in:
a. Substantial deterioration of
ambient or local air quality?
b. The creation of objectionable
odors, smoke or fumes?
c. Significant alteration of air
movement, moisture or temperature,
or any change in climate, eitha—a,
locally or :regionally?
Water. Will the proposal result in substantial;
a. Changes in currents, or the course
or direction of water movements?
b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage
patterns, or the rate and amount of
surface water runoff?
c. Need for off-site surface drainage
improvements, including vegetation
removal, channelization or culvert
installation?
d4 Alterations to the course or flow
of flood waters?
e. Change in the amount of surface
water in any water body?
f. Discharge into surface waters, or
4-n any alteration of surface
water quality-, including but not
limited to temperature, dissolved
oxygen or turbidity?
Alterationof the direction or
rate of flow of ground waters?
h. Change in the quantity or quality
of ground vyaters, oithet through
direct additions Or withdtaval8,
or through interceptioti of an
a ir-er by cuts or extdVV,.ti6T87
qui I
Appendix. V 4 page 2 of 9
a, .eduction in the amount of water
otherwise, available for public
Water suDplies?
j, Exposure of people or property
to water :related hazards such as
flooding?
4. Plant Life. Will the proposal, result
tl si�sl�tantial:
a. Loss of vegetation or change in the
diversity of species or number
of any species of plarts (including
trees, shrubs, grass, crops,
microflora and aquatic plants)?
b. Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or endangered species
of plants?
c, l'ntrpduction of new species of
plants into an area, or in a barrie
to the normal replenishment of
existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agri-
cultural crop?
S. Animal Life, 1.7111 the proposal result
in substantial
a, Change in the diversity' of specLes,
or numbers of any species of
animals (birds, land animals
including reptiles, fish: and shall --
fish, benthic. organisms, insects or
microfauna)7
b; Reduction of the numbers of
unique, rare or endangered species
of animals?
c, Introduction of new species of
animals into an are, ; or result it,
a barrier to the migration or
movement of animals?
d, Reduction of, encroachment upon, or
deterioration to existing fish or
tril�rilife habitat?
YES MAYBE NO
n
1ppendi F page 3 of o
),,S MAYBE 140
6. Noise. Will the proposal result in
substantial:
r ,
a. increases in noise levels"
b. Exposure of people to severe noise
levels?
7. Light and Glare. Will the proposal
pro uce—S icant light or glare?
$, Land Use. IsTill theproposal result
in a signifiarnt:
a.. Alteration of the planned Land use
of an area, or establish a trend
which will demonstrably lead to such
alteration?
b. Conflict with uses on adjoining
properties, or conflict with
estibl:-:-I-ed recreational.; edL ca--
tionwa.l, r oligio, s or scientific t
uses of an area?
9, Natural Resources, [till the proposal
result in substm tia-1,
Demand for, or I%nCr;ease in the rate
of use of any natural resources?
b, Dopl.etiot of any nonrenewable
natural resource?
10. Risk of Upsetr. Does the proposal
involve a risk of an explosion or
the release of hazardous substances
(including;, but not: limited to,oil)
pesticides, chemicals or radiatioa)
in the event of art accident or upset
condi tions'
it, Po ulati_on, t -till the p,coposa
sI nicantly alter the location,
distribution, density, orth
rate of the human populaticn of an
area or physically div t de aro
established commmni ty r
12r lJousing. Will the propotal
81 affect existing housing
or create a demand for additional
housing?
Appendik F page 4 of 9
YES MAYBE 'NO
13. Transportation/Circulation. Will the
proposal result. in:
a. Generation of substantial additional
vehicular movement?
b. Significaht effects on existing
parking facilities, or demand for
new parking?
c. Substantial impact upon existing
transportation syste6q?
d. Significant alterations to present
patterns of circulation or movement
of people and/or goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or
air traffic?
f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor
vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?
144 Public Services, Will the proposal have
an efFect upon; or result in a substantial
need for new or altered governmental
services in any of the following areas:
a Fire protection?
bi Police protection!
c. schools?
d4 Parks or other recreational
facilities?
e, Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f, Other governmental services?
15, tnetgy, Will the proposal result in;
a, Use of substk-Aatial amounts of fuel
or energy?
b. Substantial increase it demand upon
existing sources of energy, or
require the development of new
sources of energy?
Appendix V - page 5 of .9
16.CPt-.1 ties • lil1 the proposal result
xn a ne`e3"for nota systems,
s taritial alterati.oits or sub
utilities: to the following.
,
a, Power
Or natural gas?
b. Communications sYstem,s?
c • Water?
d. Seuer (raill trunk line
providing capaci_t to sbe e.•tended,
development)? y ser new.
e. StO-m water drainage?
17. Human Health,
result in E7xll the proposal.
a. Creation of an.
health Hazard or
Pot=ential health
dental health) ? hazard (excluding
YES � HrJ
b. Exposurf:1 of poople to
heal.t,h hazards? Pat;ent.al
18 Solid Wa,-te.
In an --Will the proposal, result
Y s-Snificant impact
with. solid waste di.sDosas asscciatecl
I or litter
control.?
19, Aesthetics , will the
Tn t e o struet:ion of proposal result
designated or reco any public
°Pen to the publicgn r scenic vista
prep�sal result or wi11 the
a.estiletical.ly ofin theecreaQioon Of an
public view? p to
2t? .
Recreation. fi il1 the
In an impact upon ,theProposal
result
quantity of et quality
°r
tion facilities? P recrea_
21, ArcheoIo ictal/Ristoric1-jl
proposa resu t'lill the
t inn a
a aeration of
historical ,signifieen.t archeological orsite
or building? , structure, object
Appent F page 9
YDS
MAYBE NO
22. Mandatory Findings o E Si;n ifi ance.
a.. Does the project have the potential
to degrade the quality of the
environment,, substantially reduce
the habitat of a fish or wildlife
species, cause: a fish or wildlife
population to drop below self
sustaining Levels, threaten to
eliminate a plant or animal com-
rrunity;, reduce the number or restrict
the range of a rar,7 or endangered
plant or animal or eliminate important.
examples of the major periods of
"
California history or prehistory'
b. Does the project have the potential
to achieve short term benefits to
the detriment of publicly adopted
long-term environmental goals?
C. Does the project have impacts which
are individually limited, but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
may impact on two or more separate
resources where the impact an each
resource is relatively small.., but
where the effect of the total of
those impacts on the environment is
S Toni f ican t ,.,
d, Does the project have environmental
effects which will cause substantial
adverse effects on human beings,'"`''
either directly or indirectly"?
`
Appendix F .. pageI of
AIS 24-16-21
III. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL, EVALUATION
This project is a land division of 10.2 + acres to create trio
parcels. The property is located adjacent to and south of Tut-ncr
Avenue, adjacent to and east of Highway 99, 2 miles south o:(
Gridley. Another minor dead. -end road is located along the eastuin
property line south off Turner Avenue, possibly available for
access to the orchard on proposed parcel 2. Soils on-site are
Noncu`. loam and. Honcut sandy loam, productive agricultural soils.
Current land use on-site is orchard in the southern area., and
rural residential in the northern area (several mobile homes,
sheds, and other structures). The surrounding area is predominantly
agricultural: orchards to the east, kiwi to the north, and field
craps and orchards to the south. Rowever, adjacent on the west is
,i co,,Tae:rciaJ we (truck ;flop care) and the Ilig way 99 thorouglifare.
The Butte County General 1'la:n designates the area and site for
Agricultura'1 : Orchard and Field Crop l8nd uses (S -acre minimum
parcel size). Current zoning is A-2 General; however, the Butte
County Planniijg Commission has proposed A-40 zoning, which would
preclude this land division H adopted prior to this proposal.
,Area parcel sizes vary widely, from l acre to 130+ acres, although
parcols in the immediate area are generally 2 to 13 acres.
Considering the Limited project scope, the existing development
on -situ and in the immediate area, and the existing access to each
parcel, this project is not expected to result in significant
environmental impact. Howover, it is noted that the proi,2ct does
not meet the minimum parcel size requirements of the Butte County
General plan for a,gr,cultural areas
Appendix 1 pa qo 8 of 9
El
IV. DETM41NAT ION
(To be completed by the Lead Agency)
On the basis of this initial evaluation:
0 1 find the proposed proje t COULD NOT have a signif can't
effect on the environment, aid a NEGATIVE DECLARATION
as E c6mmended.
Q I find that: although the proposed project could have a
significant effect on the. environment, there will not
be a significant effect in this case because the
mitigation measures described on an attached sheet
have been added to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION
is R.ECOM EMM
0 1 find the proposed project MAY have a significant
effect on the environment, and an ENVIRONMBNTAu IMPACT
REPORT is required.
DateOC-ober13 1931 _ •`�...
H (Signature )
For.:
PlEnning
_
Reviewed by:. __
TT�
BUTTE COUNTYDDPARDIENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Djr ART ivr�".►� C � s;: � t�r;� � . � LAND DIVISION UVIE-14 REQUEST
ahs ix
To: PorestrY
AP NO.: 24-16-21 RETURN BY;
PROJECT DESCRIPTION: TENTATIVE PARCi:L hjL)
APPLICANT; _ Ray, and Inez Thompson -w
ENGINEER; Duano K. Miller
CONDITIONS AND/OR CON2,1ENTS: The following conditiona will be met prior to
occupancy of any building on the created parcels`,
Water Supp A water supply is not required. however, underground swimming
pools or domes, , water storage in excess of 1j000 gallons shall be equipped
with a Wl National Hose outlet or a swimming pool. connection (S-89) . The
drafting connection must be with.1n, ten (10) scot of an. &!"--•weather access..
Underground swimming pools with an &.l weather, access rapablo -,r' supporting
a fire engine within ten feet need not instar, a swimming pool,connection.
LAND bevtWOMMT SFC;
AUG 2 8 18$
1
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MITI % COUNTY DEPA.RTHENT Or PUBLIC WORKS
LAND DIVISION RE -VIEW REQUEST
To � ]Drainage District #1 DATE: $-16-81
All NO. ; 24.1.6-21 _ RETURN BY;
PROJECT DESCRIPTION; TENTATIVE P?ARCEL rAP
APPLICANT; Ray and Inez _Thomason
ENGIt3EER: Duane K. Miller
CONDITIONS AND/OR CONtI ENTS :
T'v CO LrNtECTI N WITH THIS NATTER, TRERE IS NO CHARGE COLLECTIBLE
ON 3&ALF OF Dit4INAGE DISTRICT ISO. ONE, A5 PARCEL ONE HAS
EXISTING BUILDINGS UEREON AZM PARCEL TWO IS IN EXCESS OF FIVE
ACRES, AND 1,E 1,1A10E NO CiiARGE IN EITHER CASE.
7 71
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COUNTY Ur_ BLMM
CAA, No. N14100646 All „ khy
`rte *126-X (01D) i areal Map Guaranteo —W -A Guarantee Form 23 _ Part 2 *
C t►trantiie fdo, Effective 5 -KL ....� ,._ ...
Atjaust 1.1.E 1981 ai 7c30o'clo
l ,fc,bilih,+ Fee r .k
$1,000.00 75.
Assured: f��rcrel -�t�p s�eference: T 75_. ,a _
Assured:
COUNTY OF BUTTE
DUANE MILLER
The estate or interest in the land hereinafter described or referred to covered by this Guarantee is a fee.
Title to said estate or ii,terest at the date hereof is vested in:
RAY H. THOMP80N and INEZ D. THOMPSON, ~
his wife, as Joint Tenants
The land included Within the boundaries of the Parcel Map hereinbefore. referred to in this Guarantee is situated in the
County of Butte State of California, and is described as follows:
SEE EXHIBIT'A
EiXcept ons.,
I. Goneral and Special County taxes for the fiscal year 1981.-$20
including possible personal property tastes, nota a, Lien but not
Yet due or payable.
2. All tares, assessments and obligations of sacramento and San
Joaguih Drainage Districti According to the rocords of said
District, there are no unpaid tastes arta./or assessments.
3. All taxes, assessments and obligAtions oz Drainage District 11o.,
o l of Butte County,, The tastes thereon aro included with County
tastes and are oolloctea at the same tittle ah6 manner therewith.
Order N 120229
4, Rights of the public over so much of the herein described property
as lies within the lines- of any public road or highway,
The interest acquired by the State of California in and to a
strip of land along the Westerly side of herein described land
under Deed to it datoOt April 20, 1944 and recorded October 17,
1944 in Book 288 of Butte County official Records, at page 43.'
6. Declaration of iioniestend
executed by Ray Fi. Thompson, et Ux;
recorded August 3.6, 1367
L. � te County Official
in Book 11482 of But
RecorCs, at page 563-
'7. A Deed of Trust to secure
an indebtedness of the amount stated
herein. -
Amount
.$18,400.00
TtUstor
Ray H. Thempsoh and Inez D. Thompson,
his wife, as Joint Tenants
Trustee
Continental Aux.iliary Company, a
Califcriiia corporation
Beneficiary
Batik of America National TrusL and
L
Savings Associationp a national
banking association
Dated
January 29, 1969
Recorded
February 5, 1969 in Book 1553 of Butte
county official Records, at page 37.
8. Declaration regarding Lots
or Parcels executed by Ray 11. Thompson,
recorded .duly 16, 1973 in
Book. 3.849.of Butte Count -17 Official
Records, at page 420.
Reference is hereby made
to the record of said instruMent for a
full undurstanding of the particulars contained thereinto
TIAX NOT13 -
General and Special County taxes for the fiscal year 1980-01.
'First Installment $198.62, paid
second Installment t $I98.62, paid
Fx�mption $1,750.00
Ap 024-16-0-021-0 cod,, 082-08
NOTE 1.
The land herein Was Criaated. by Deed recorded January 29, 1963#
in Book 1.224 of nlrbte county official Records, at page 257.
The vestee herein a0quired title by Doed rc��Orded '7anuary 29,
1%�
1963, in Book 1224 Of Butte County OfEic'al Records, at Pane
2970
Orden). 120229
EXH1131T A
The land re i'eri:&I to hore it is de,, ilx-xa as fol la,7s :
All that certai r, real. FToperty situate in the County of Butte, State of Califor►-i j et
described as ,frlllows: r
A parcel of land situate in Section 18, 'township 17 North, Ranf�e 3 Last, M.n.ri. ,rt
H., and more 1:articularly,. descri.t.ed as follows:
Beginni.nE at the Southea t corner of said Section, 18 and runniap thence North l" iiw i {re utr
along the Fast line o#' said Section 18, a distance of 1310.96 fEe t to 4. r line
inp the Scuth onu-hall' of said Section 18 into North and SLutn halves; thence 8trj„h aria
13: West aloe.., cr id dividing line, a distance o.? 2002.72 feet to the Point of '_,n;j S nni,n
of the parcel herein described, and running thence from said point of beginriinv,. Jujith
85�° 181 West alone the: above mentioned dividing. line, 812.16 feet to the past r,i.l h6 of
way line of the Southern Pacific hailroad; thence Souter 15” 51' Fast alcn,, sr'iid r1:,,ht
Of way line, 683,Bast ane; ea �c1'Lel to afor
.66 feet, thence North �9' ill e;pir; Wvg lint
line, a distance of 61:5.01 feet thence North 1.0 b2' jEst and parallel to the B: a;;t
line of said Section 1.8, a distat ce of 660.00 foot to the point ofbegi.nnwn�;
EXC'MNC ri' UFRO; the following described parcel of lana:
Eegi.nninF at the Southeast corner of said Section. 18 and running thcnce North 10 h2l
West alonC the ,;ast lin,. of 'said Section 18�a distance of 1.31,0.96 feet to arts line
dividing thL South one4-hal:' of said aaotion18 into North and Soutn halves tAhQnoe
south af,n 181 licist alon,. said divir�ini line, a distance of 281h.83 feet to a point
on the t line of the Southern Pacific haj.lroati r-if.ht of war, beim tP►c true poinb
of beginning of the parctal o=.' land hcreinaft�=r de; cribed; thcace' 'roar said true
noirit ori beginning, `Iorth 89° 18' :,ast along: the Line dividin~ the South ha] i of
said section 15 into North and'So,;th halves, a distance of 257 .feet; thence So"th
102' hast parallel to the .mast line of sai Stiction 1:8, a distance of 306 feat,
the.rce Hest parallel With the above m -rat .onou dlvi dint Linc; a distance of 193 feet
to the last night of array line 5f the Soathe~rn P cific Rcii.11 cad; thence,. ;forth 15' 51r
West, along said railroad right of way .line to thu true point of beginning.
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