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_ J _._.vill.e, CA 95965 P. 0. Box 2042,t Oro
OW14ERSante
PRtECT DESCRIPTION—
Tentative Subdivision mag 4o divide p+ acres t
create fourteen 5 acre + parcels. _
,ONION on the south side of Grubbs Rd at the intersection of Grubbs
Ad and She -Y13 Lane, Palermo area:
_ASSrS501' S PA1ZC:c^,I, NUMBER (S)'_ 27-12-01
zoinIliG A-5 GENERA2i PLA+i �T CONSISTENT?
Ag -Rena. PROJECT
GBi7ERAL FLAPI CO,Sd1"OR1�11�NCE 2E'ORT July 6', 1989
DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE
LraM CONaLRtIATSON ACT CONTRACTS? NO
DATE APP ,IC,amIOv RECEIVED. _ jai y 25, 1989
AG3NT,/SURVEY'OR/CIVIL ENGINEER: Ron Graves;
ADDRESS,; P.'O. Bax 986, nrocIille, CA 95965
Dj- xE PLANN]:NG D : ECTOR IS R2PORT PREPAREI? 4
Zj,,*VjRoN K i"' AL CATEGORICAL yCisyiPTIO�i -^ DATE r ILx'D
DETEMINATIM'I-
A.i` D i7r"�TE -- NBGAT V8 'DECLARA'T'ION - DATE .AD01?`I"ED
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BOA 1i) ACTION -
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a4TATIVE. SUBDIVISION � EI'ENTATIt1E' PARCEL MAP
PRIsL7M7NARX UBDTVISION WAIVER APPLICATION VvoK O0a, Ptannln j Co,wn .
(Please t hck appropriate 'box)
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MCAlh7011 OF PROP.P.-I Y: TOWNSHIP RAgGE SECTION %!
AS,ri "ORICP/I CEL, MiBrmt 7 2 0 -) �_ TOTAL ACREAGE
uUp,rq r PR.ELItdIXWiY TITLE REPORT OR RECENT POLICY OF TITLr 'INSURANCE
(da U -ed �cithin last six month) WITH APPLICATION. T�IDICA"I ' BELOW THE DA'L'E
ANTI I'p,*CORDINC INFORKNTION BY W11ICH MS pARTICUT AR, PARCEL WAS CREATED'
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NUGU131,11 ATfiG SIZE OF PARCELS BEIIIG CP TATED (% eluding any remainder):
1)T►'1'A 1(1`. `1, o NATURAL WATER COURSE' OR STIORNIv DEAINI .�� -L V r
COURSE
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1,110 `'n�;"c 41 Mt,,T110D O tiMAG1r iy:lrrD)SIAL: «_ c -�-t
(Check ;with Health Departtaent)
w11R08 o WATER: �ly�.�Zu� C,r`✓- �
(Check with Health Department)
jx�**.H AND NOW- t�1.186' ir;tl y'1' TO Tt1E BO1111,41 ARY OF 'AM ORIGINAL PARCEL?
E;CTENDEI�
Dno,,c THEY WILL Mv' 'I BE
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1 FOFz,CE USE ONLY:
81itt 0 County Planning Dept. Receipt ;If O
County enter ry CDrive -
Applicarnt Qd
Orovilla, CA 95965-3307 T v V
(9,16) 538 -7601 AP 11 �t �,,�t� '`
Subdivision Name (if applicable)
APPENDIX .H u}4 , ` . *�+�ns►ita i'�"
Oate Filed
f LAND DIVISION-APPLICATIONSi.y�8�y
Supplemental. Information for Planning Department
1, List and describe- any other related permits and other public approvals
tequared for this project, including hose required by city, regional, r
stage and federa.l..agencies; ��"
2_ Proposed schedlxl.ing/associated projects:
3. Antri,cipatea incremental development (phasing of subdivision units)
future development plans):
fj,, What ITathod will bos utilized to accommodate surface drainage? Desetlrbd
hoer on-site and doUnstream drainage channels will be afft?cted.
5, Proximity of water for fire fighting Purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc:):
6. 141'11 e.tCayation or grading be necessary'. Cubic yards (estimate).'
r n/ A+ ?.) L-.
7. Dirottions for travel to proPe ty ('rural and mt uht&10ous areas oitly)
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8.. I,NVLtt)4iEN'T`AL IMPACTS AND MTTIGATI N hi1�kASll,t2ESD
Mentify potentially significant env:runmental impacts associated with
the land division. What project design features or special, conditions
of approval, (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential
environmental impacts? A/-
q. ENVIROMMI'AL SETTING
a) Describe the project site as it exists before the peoject
including information on Lopcgraphy, .soil stability, plants
and animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects.
the
Describe
ttrua res. � � lures on the site, and the use of
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Descritse any existing structures y�
b) Describe the surrounding pro,pertie?t, including information ,on
plants and animals and any culturalr, historical or scenic aspects.
Indicate,the type of land use "(residential, commercial, etc.)',
intensity of land use (one-family, apartment houses, shops, depart-
ment stores, etc.), and, scale of development (height, frontage,
setback, rear yard, °pate: ).
CERTIFICATION 1 hereby certify that the gtatementt> furnished above and in
the attached exhibits. present the data and informat;Lon required for this
initial evaluation to the test of my, abilitf,y, 'and that the facts, statement
and information presented. are carne and cort,edt to the best of my knowlelige
and 'belief. -
Date Signature
For 17�,7-0
*U;sd separate sheet for longer responses.
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AFtC L, MA ' C3 i2, �Ul i7?V CS 7:CJTVT MAP
1tt:ms 1-4 to be completed by applicant;
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,. i, APPLICANT -W` AND ADDRESS: use;:—
fr'e-7- Bei 2CI �.eCVr CA �1 S �I�S
2. PROJECT DESCRIPTION: /� L-CT"-yC/8D`ysl04,
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1: ASSESSOR'S PARCEL %I MER(S) : 02 7- ! 2 - c^
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4. PROPOSED USE,. 0ME
erne following ;items are to be completed by the Planning
Department:
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LAND CONSERVATION AGREEt EM
O:'taRAL Pl.riti 07-S!GN.i' CN CL
A0XICU1LTURAL-acSIDF.' =1—L YES
140 It is recommended that you perform the
1. Agricultural Compatibility
follow+ ng checked items:
2. Water and Sower Capacity . C
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK
3.. Adaquate Fire FacilitiesX
BOTANICAL SURVEY
4. Road Came ty and Maintenance �,
Gi'OLOGICAL SURVEY
So Accesz to Commercial and Schools x
YES
NO e
ORC1A D AND IFTELD CROPS
WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH �f
ANDGAM bE4ELOP141'sNT ZONES
1. Predominant 5-1.0 ac. Parcel Size
2. Vicinity of Urban Boundaries '
WITHIN FWOD PLAIN:
1. Ag, Viability not Impaired
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Staff Determi;nationt Substantially conio= to:
WITHIN AREA, SPECIFIC OR
LAND USE PUN.
M'IN PURI PLAN: 1 Land Use
If Yes;
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2. Conservation _
Ntune of Plan
3 Opp Space ?C -_
WITHIN UFBAN RESERVE:
4. Safety u
5. Noise x
If Yes
6i Housingic'
Name oT Ito -serve
7.. Cirdulation
AIRI'J;tT Lr',�ID USt; PLAN:
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lNT VdR Tit MottsttD DIVISIO) I
M AWARE OF tit; 1•.�avr t,,m 1111;1E1 iilttATiC�iJ t.P;c3ril;j3I�i'
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Tx'.1 �a..ru'rGCs WITi[ Tfl� GE\'E�1L PL�'.i+i ,+,iD zatfiTNG.
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Datud 4 rt 4hN r'- if AFo io
i'rtio+;:n+it": will e:.pire and be month's from the date of 'the chuff ;:3gttatui•o.
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Existing use (s) of the. land
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Proposed use (s) of the land-14►^ L- i �"`�
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improvements proposed (See: Ch. 20-21 County Code)-
4.,
Nbl c areas proposed.
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in or removal a rox. number).
Tree plant g!_ � pp .�—
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Preliminary copy of any condition, restrictive reservations-
or covenants
existing or proposed shall be attached to this statement:
attathed ' none
state type of division, i:e:, private road,y urban rural, etc,--
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Department
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Planning p
EnvironmentalNealth Department APt 27-12-01
CDF (Forestry Department)
Attn• J, Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on map)
y Butte County Sheriff
PG&E (check title report £or easement)
�., Pacific Bell
_ Butte County i4osquito Abatement OR
Oaoville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet)(
—77—
.Sc o Dist ri (w11
all reap}
Water Company (if indiv dual wells are nA indicated on application on o ap)
Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual dater Co.
California. Water Service Company (Chico area)
Orovi.11e-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of
river)'
Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river})
-� Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd.
to lake)
Del, Oro 'Water (Paradise Pines area)
Buzztai.l. Waterworks (Doe 'dill Ridge/Forest Ranch area)
Paradise lrrigarion District
City of(check wall maps for spheres of influence)
Oroville
Chico
-- Paradise
Biggs
Gridley
0p,0vILLt AREA ONLY'
Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District (see large map in cabinet)
Feather River Recreation District (see large map In cabinet)
__ E1 Medio Fire District (check wail. map, a small portion of Oroville only)
g iC R`ICiy,N1ALE, GRIDLEY ARIAS (SO
BtiTTE CpDTY) : report
Some- areas overl.aprcheck wall map .and title
to see ghat applies, Bo
Drainage D strict 71
Drainage District2
Drainage District #'100
.-- Drainage b�.strict r20O
Reclamation District 7533
Reclamation District x2056
Sacramento and San Joaquin. Drainage District
Butte Creek Drainage Distric`
f CSR r&j14 CASES
,. St,oerintOAdent or 'g,chools ` s,iy' foC subdivisions)
w �,u* watet and in rural and mountain areas)
Dept, of R!4h and Can ( 162 (Olive Hwy,
Cal Trans,(near State Hwy- S2, 70, "9 145 (Chico cut-off),
Richvale Hwy.), 191 (Clark Road)
State Water Quality Control Board (projects with more than -ch ck or units)
+-oyect borders USA land y-check Ap''book�)
United Suites Forest Servca (if p. l
parks sod $ecreatito Department (property 'near Lake Orovilie)
-` State dater Resources Department (property near Lake Oroville watershed)
see wall t!la ) r South of Rock Creek and
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Rock
east&of Hwylai9a�aon D�.st. (West of Chi i.'rporis�ons;
Chico Area C{ecreation &Park Di st (only for subdi )
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_ any mention of speciaservices or easements such
SFSCIAL CASBS. check title report for
as to `£hertialitt+ Irrigation Distritt (numbered items)
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h7c�:�'G� O1{ DET�IZMiN�;SC7N' ;i
o : Office of Planning anse chL E Butte Couni:y
1400.Tenth Street, Ro 121 Planning Department
Sacramento, CA 95814 7 County Canter :Drive
JAN Q 9 1990 Oroville, CA 95965
or
X County Clerk CANDAGE J. GnUBBs, Butte Co. C!Lr►:
County of Butte PY _.s 9CC .. Deputy
STJZ-TEC= _ Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108
or '21152 of the Public Resources Code.
Project Title AP l Name,
Tenbative` Subdivision Map 27-12-01 Ted Runge
Stata Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number
(if submitted to Clearinghouse)
Cohn Mendonsa, Public Works (916) 538-7266
Project Location On the south side of Grubbs Road at the interGection of
Grubbs Road and She -Yo Lane, Palermo area.
Project Description Tentative Subdivison Map to divide 8+ acres to create
fourteen 5 acre + parcels.
This is to advise that the .Butte County Advisory Agenicy
(Lead Agency or Responsible Agency)
has approved the above-described project on 1-8-90 - and has made
(Date:)
the following determinations ;regarding the above-describeet project:
1. The project will, X will not, have a significant effect on the
environment
21 An Environmental Impact Report was prepared for this project
pursuant to the provisions of C%QA
X A ilegative,Dec,laration was prepared for this project pursuant to the
provisions of CEOA.
3 Mitigation measures were, X were notj inane a condition of the
approval of the project:
4. 'tatement.of overriding js ,Maas; was not; adopted
for
This is'to certify that the final tiR with comments and responses anti record of,
project approval is available to the general public at:
'butte County Pldnning Department
1 County Center Drive
Orovilldi CA 95965
Date
gQv.for .Filing
PostingatOPR Arid
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LANES OF NATURAL WEALTH AND D AUTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
- WILLIAIA (6111)-CHEFF, Director
CERTIFIED MAIL 7'COUNTY CENTERDRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone; (916) 538.7681
RONALD D, MtELROY
Deputy D,Rectoo
January 8, 1190
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Ted gunge RB: AP 21-12-01 IV 9
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P. 0. Box 2042
TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP....:.
0roville, CA 95965 C� �:alif
Dear Mr. Runge:,.
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Adviso:'ry Agency held on
January 8, 1990, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of
environmental, impact and approved the tentative subtlivision map on
the above-referenced property subject to. the condfticns listed on
the attached sheet.
If no appeals are timely filed--within ioey-r, (10) dans of the date of
the Advisory Agency's approval-,6•itis t h€K Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, this action will be final.
When the conditions of approval are cohgOSied withi it will bp—in order
foie you to file your "final map" with they Butte County Departmt'nt
of Public Works for recordation within tr�anty-four (24), months tf
the date of approval by the Advisory Agen'ty,,
If Tou hate any questions regarding thisi'aatter, please contact this
of.Ece:
Very truly, yours,
'William Gheff
Direotor of Public forks
•Mendonsa
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Environmental 'Health Department
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Ted Runge, TSM, A.? 27-12-01`
14 parcels on the souirh side of Grubb
Road at the intersection of grubbs road and She -Yu Lane. Palermo
area. Bngineer; Ron.Grav,P,s .Associates
PublicWorksconditions:
1 Submit, road and drainage plans to the Department; of Public Works
for approval and install the required facilities.
2 Indicate a 50 ft, building setback line from the centerline of
Grubbs Road and access road.
3 Street; signs shall be provided by the developer at all street
intersections per :County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate
names .for each street to the: County address coordinator for
approval of street names
4 Construct full street sectio
standard, on access road to RS -7A geometric
5 Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public
Works in Accordance with accepted standards.
6 Street grades andot-her features shall comply1witkI
the Butte
Ordinances,design resolution and other P,zcepted
Uisj, Turing- standards,
7 Provide permanent solution fori-draihage,
8 All easements of record to be shown nn the final map,
9 Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Department or other
responsible agency.
10 Pay off assessments.
11 meet the requirements of the utility companies (i.e.; PG&E,
Pacific Telephone, nater, serer);
12 Pay any delinquent taxes or current ;takes as required.
13 Con%truct safe public road approach at Grubbs road and access road.
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stop signs. p safety signs, including
14 Developer shall provide all required traffic
of Grubbs Road, feet of right of way from centerline
15 Deed ,.o Count. of Butte 30
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Health Dept, conditions;
16 Provide sufficient area for wells and 100 ft. leachfield free setback
around those areas on each parcel.
17 Show a 100 ft. leachfield setback from the highwater line of the
canal on th s' up}till side and -25 ft. on the downhill side.
18 Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the .Subdivision Ordinance on each parcel.
19 Provide the required usable sewage disposal area on each parcel.
Combine with an adjacent parcel any parcel not proven to contain
the usable sewage disposal area required by the Subdivision
Ordinance,
20 Prove that the required quantities of domestic water are available
to each parcel.
21 Comply with any additional requirements: of the California State
Regional Water Quality Control Board,
Planning Dept. conditions
22 Place a note on the final map that states'il "All mobile homes shall
be placed on foundations. Temporary mobils homes, installed under
Use Permit, shall be ekempt from this requi`rement."
23 Place a note on the final map that states, t'Clear all brush and
weeds from within 30 feet of all residehtiat buildings,
garages, carrrrts, workshops and agriculturaly'buidlings.'"
4 'lace a mote on the final ma that states "Pat any applicable
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deer hetd mitigation, fees in ;effect at t�tiof issuance of
`g the t�.tn
buildingpermits.��
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DEPARTMENT -OF PUBLIC HEALTH
Division! of Environmental Health
7 County Center .brive
Oroville, Cts 95965 -
(910) 538-7281
December',,.98
Ron Graves',
P a C . Box '9B
OrOV llP CA 95065
E RUNGE, 'Ped, Grubbs Road, Palermo/AP" 27-12-01
Dear ;ter. Rungm;
his Ciesw",Ytitle,''it has advised the Butte County Department of Public Works Land
that we are
p prepared to act on the above application.
Development Se.ctian t
Saa'66 on present information, we can recommend approval or conditional
app=Oval.
'Recommended Conditions for _Apz)roval ;
1. 2-?'Ovide sufficient area for wells and 100', leachfield free setback
around those areas on each ;parcel.
2. SP..pw a 100' leachfield setback from the highwater line of the canal on
this uphill jai Lde and 251 on the downhill side,
su hecr the . is ke� ,' sewage ;disposal area proven to meet the requirerents of
the Subeilx,i,gibnordinance on each parcel,
4. Provide the r'iMilired usable sewage disposal are on each parcel Combine
Wit
h an ad,�abent ;parcel any parcel. not proven to contain the:'_. �xsa}�l'e
sewage dispof;al area required by the. Subdivision Ordinance.
5. Prove that f;he required quantities of domestic water are available to
each parcel
6.. Comply with! M y addi l; i nal requirements of the Gay i:forn a State Re'gional.
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Suter Qua,Ut�' t:i4tr5 Board,
Zf you have a,n k
ing this matter, please &On;tact Tom allghes
at the abovr- ,
1. ted �adar�; �;,� oar 'telephone number between 8!60 - 101-00 aim.
weekdays
Very truly yours,
3
coward �o St1 er, Director `
Division of Environmental H�e;lth
xsrkf 0 1990
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
l � fidar'liynl,�n�ryg ,. WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director
! OUNTY CENTER DRIVE -OROYILL,E, CALIFORNIA 9896b
41989 Tclophone: (916) 538.7681
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Deputy atre0�oY
rnq December 6 1989
RONALD Yo, MSI
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'Cod :Runge RE: AP 27-12-01
PO 0'Box 2042TSM
Oroville, CA 95965
Dear tar: Runge:
At Lite regular meeting of the Butte County Subdivision Committee held
on December 6, 1989, the committee reviewed the above -referenced
tentative subdivision. As a result of this meeting, Public Works
will recommend the enclosed list of conditions.
This project has been scheduledfor the Advisory Agency meeting of
py meetingwill
a a.m. in the. Board
ofnSupervvisors�Roame25eCount WCentermDrive At 9,.00
CA.
If you have anv questions regarding this ,matter;, please contact this
officer
Very truly yours,
CJilliam Cheff
Director of Public Works
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A sista
Director
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Runge, TSM,,AP 27--12-6 14 tercels on the i Grt r
�p, esouth side of ubbs
at the interserJtS an cir grubbs road and Ste -Ya :ane Palermo
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Associates
Public
Works conditions;
1
Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works
for
approval and install the required facilities.
2
indicate a 50 ft, building setback line from the centerline of
Grubbs Road
and, access road:
3
Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street
intersections per County requirements,
(Submit 5 alternate
names for each street to the County address coordinator for
.approval -of street names.) .
4
Construct Lull street section on access roal to RS -!A geometric
standard.
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Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public
Works
in accordance with accepted standards.
5
Street grades and other features shall comply with the Bu±-te
County
Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted
engineering standards.
7
Provide permanent solution for drainage.
8
All easemenf-, of record to be shown on the final map.;
9
Meett re uirements of $utte County �'�.re De'artmerit or
q p other
res onsible agency.
10
Pay off 6sse8sments:-
11
Meet the requirements of the utility companies (i,e.f PG&P,,
Pacific Telephone) water, sewer};
12
Pay any, delinquent Laxes'0r =t_,ent taxes as required:
13
Construct safe public road 'approach at Grubbs road and-accoss rood.
14
Developer shall
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sta sns, provide all re aired traffic safety, signs, including
p `$
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Deed to County of Butte .30 feet of right of way from oen.terli.rie
of Grubbs Road,
INTER -DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM
TO:
Butte Conn'`,' Adv1sot'y Agehi ,y
J:RAo it Planning "Director
SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Subdivision Map for Ted Runge on AP`
#027-120-001
GATE: December 7, 1989
This is a proposal for n Tentative Subdivision Map, The present
.zoning Is A -s. The i_and'Use Plan Map of the Butte County General
Pian designates this area as AgrlcUlturai-Residentl_al, There are
no specific or community plans for the area.
The proposal does not conflict With County zoning hor any adopted
or proposed element of the Butte County GeneralPian nor any
,county,, speclfto or community plan.
.Recommend approval sUbject to the folloWing conditions:
14- Place a note on the final map that states, ''All mobile homes
la
shall be nder Use ndatons. Temporary mobile homes
Installed Under
p � an foundations. shall be exempt from this,
relU l rement. li
2. Place a note on the final map that states, "Clear all brush
and weeds from Within 30 feet of all residential buildings,
garages, carports, workshops and agridU.ltural buildings.
Place a note on the final .map that states, '`Pay any
applicable deer herd mitigat,Ion fees In e.ffeet at the time
of Issuance of bulldl`ng permits:"
CBS.Ir
ccv Ted Runge
Ron Graves
INTERDEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM
TO: Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM: Planning Director
SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Subdivision Map for Ted Runge on AP
0027-120-00I
DATE: November 3, 1989
ThIs Is a proposal for a. Tentative subdIVIsloh Map. The present
zoning Is A-5. The Land Ilse Plan Mals of the Butte,County General
Plan designates this area as Agr i cu l tura l -Res 1. dt int l;a i . There, are
no specific or community plans for the area; .
The proposal doet not conflict with County 'zoning nor any adooted
or proposed element of the Butte County -General Plan nor any
,county, specific or community plan.
Recommend approval subject to the following m•1�-!-�a.� kin mPn�sl�rn
1. Place a note on the final map that states, "All mobile homes
shall be placed on foundations. Temporary mobile homes
shall be exempt_ from this requirement:'"�-
2. Place a hots on the final map that states "Clear all brush
anwS 30 feet of all residential buildings,
caromorithin
garages, p workshops and agricultural bulidings:i"
, Place a nate on the final map that stages, "Pay any
applicable deer herd mitigation fees In effect at the time
of Issuance of build[ng permits."
CBS Ir
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Tion Graves
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LANDOF NATURAL WEALTH ANI? &EALITY
DF.PARTMENT OF PUBL'(C WORKS
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7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVtl_4E, CALIFORNIA 95965
gp,PlrliVn�4t:�wrr0 Telephone: (916).533-7681
A569 Fc°iJ RONALD D. McELROY
in.AO9puty Director
O
or;November 30, 1989
Ted Rungs RE: AP 27-I2-0I
P. 0. Box 2042 TSM
Oroville, CA 95965
s Dear Mrr. Runge
Plea-,e+ be advised that. the above-identified tentative subdivision will
be reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee on December C,,
1989
rye
Public Works will recommend the conditions of approval as listed on
the attached sheet:_
will commence at. 9:00 a m. in the Conference Room located
;1 rt , : :x r °:t renter Dri,v , Otovilloo California.
IL O11 11CiVea&.k4 { " 'r`t<5tyioit q.y�ami regarding this matter, please contact this
office.
Vary, ,truly pours,
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Williaki Chef
Director o Pt6lic IWO ks
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-g6hft Mendottsa
,Assistant, Director
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attachtnorit
cc planning:>,Department
Environtnental'Health Department
Ron Graves
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Tedi Runge,
TSM, AP 27-12.014
' parcels on the south side of Grubbs
Road at the intersection of grubbs road and She-Yo Lane.
area. Engineers Ron Graves Palermo
`Associates
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AND OF
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UkAL WEALTH AM) BEAUTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL
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Reply to Chicon ne.,Collfornl.6/8 9.26 Oroville� Callfornio 95965 0 747 Elliott R0•1d
Telephone: 916/891 2722 Paradi3e1 Colifornla 95969
Telephoh0: 916/538-7281 Telephone:
hiOV�Ribe1` 16, '19899j6/872•b308
Ron Graves ;
Box 986
tiro v i l l e, -CA 95965
RE Ted Runge Subdivision
S/s Grubbs Road
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Dear Mr. Gravosi
AP# 87-12-01
This depart ment has advised the Butte County De art
Works Land 'Develo ment "
above application. Section t at we are P men- Of Public
pplication. h prepared to act on the
Rased onresent
P information,
conditional approval. we can recommend approval or
Recommende
_ _d_Cond;i bon's forAeercival
1. Prove that the required
available to all parcels, quantities of domestic water__ are_
84 Show the usab.ke
requirements
sPwac�e disposal proven to area meeOf the Subdivision Ordinant' the
ce on all
YOU If parcels.
y Have. any Ouestions regarding this,letter> Please contact
TOm Hughes 01-' m self at
number between y the above listed address o1� telephone 8: rD0 10; 00 to hi. weekdays., phone
Very truly yours;
Philip E. Netsoh� Supervising
Environmental Health Specialist
bi'vision of Environmental Health
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PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTEM DRIVE - OROVILM CALIFORNIA. 95965-3397
TELEPHONE: (916) 536-7601
November S, 1,989
Tei Runge
P orO . Box 2042
Orov i I I e,, CA; 95965
Re* Tentatl-ve Parcel Map
AP *027-1 20--00 b
Dear Mri Runge:
The Butte County Planning ' Department has completed th
envlronmer,+Al review of pr e
n .accordance with the
California EnVIronmentaI QUallty Act and forwarded to the Butte
County Advisor'jr Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to
the California Public Resources Code Section 21151.6. in
ac!ditlon, the Planning Director's report required by Sections 20-
83 And 20-99 of the Butte County SUbdivlsion Ordinance has been
completed.. Please find enclosed the Envlronmenta:l
bocumentaalnn/Planning Director's Report Which has been prepared
for your project.
Please review the enclosed Initial Study/Planning Director's
Report With conditions of approval e
an_!f applicable, If YOU note
ti "r"rors or omissions In our evaluai;ton, please bring them to
our attent.lon
The Environmental Documents and Planning Dlrector's Repo t for
.your 'ProJect he is been sent to the Butte County Advisory Agency
for their action. California Government Code Sections 6:1950 and
65952.1 regUir.es the Butte County Advisory. Agency set hearings
and,,approve or disapprove your project Withln SIX months from the
date on which your appllcat Ion. was receIVed and accepted The .
SIX month time Ilmit for your project mandated by state Iaw, wlli,
occur on i'ebrUary 22, 1990. The Advisory"Agency will notify YOU
Of the, time and place of the public hearing for your project.
If there are modlflcations to yourt`
mltigating an Identified Impact~ re=eval,Uatlon'ofnnt your pryour
to
sha.li be required, o jest
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P.O. Box 986 — oROVILLE, CA 95065
A CALIPORMIA CORPORAtIGN
100 GOLD DREDGER DRIVE
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But to county
planning Dept
7 County Centel: Dr,
rsalle CA 95965
re; Runge Sterling Subdivision
A.P. #27-12--01
Ue agree to the suggested mitigation
measiares 1 and 2 as shown
o:n your appendix I.
1.3 All mobile homes shall be placed
on fjrundations. Temporary
mobiles :shall be exempt'.
t
2A Brash and weeds shall be cleared
30 f6et from all residential
buildings, garages, carports, workshops
�';lnd agricultural buildings.
.) tool's of all structures in item 2
above shall be fine retaraa.rt.
4. ) Pay any', eer '. Jtmitigation fees
in ('*ffect at the timer of
ap-plica'i ion for build .ng permits
Thank you.
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51erelt
Ro,a Gr'k. 1s alid, Associates
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PLANNING DEPARTMENT ,I
7 COUNTY CEN fER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
August 22, 3989 TELEPHONE; (916) 538-7601
Ted Runge
P,O, BOX 2042
Orovlllel, CA 95965
Re Tentative.Subdlvlsion Map
AP 27--12-01'
Log 4089-07-25-01
Dear Mr, RUnge j
An initial study of your, pr�Oposer�
Subdivision Map, rndlcates protect, a Tehtative
PoternttaiiY adverse. Impacts to the
environment
(refoy to the enclosed environmental checkllst)
To
q part of impacts, suitable mitigation measures
are ure requice or red
the the. protect. Ot`herWlse 'a
Impact Report (Elk) is required n Envirohmental
F-nv I ronmehta l Qua i-1 ty Act,q - pursuant to the California -
An early response to this. notification,
Department, Will expedite the scheduil- sent to the Planning
of your
forWard your Written response Within is protect. Please
this letter days y from the date of
Should you have any questions regardin
contact this office betWeen Io:OO a,m. and g8;p0;ip` matters please
Sincerely, -
S. A. K I rchet`
Director of Planning
Craig B. Sanders
Associate 'Planner
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A. LYDON ��
- Consulting Geologist
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January 9, 1985,�
SEISMIC HAZARD AT THE MILLER PROPERTY, NF-AR PALERMO -' yvy&
e,
CONCLUSIONS Cc�o"
No evidence of an active fault was found on the property,
nor do faults from map II-1 of the General Plan appear to
cro s it. Ground shaking is the principal 'potential seismic
hazard. It can be mitigated by constructing dwellings ee
s.istant to lateral forces, avoiding steep micror;elief close
to stream courses, and installing mobile homes (if any) in
such manner as to resist latera forces.
INTRODUCTION
The Miller property (AP # 27-11-04) consists of
approki-
mately 26 acres located about 2 mi east
of Palermo; on Grubbs
Road. It is in NE 1/4 Sec. 10,, T18N, R4E.
A preliminary assessment of the tentative parcel map ,by
staff of the County Planning Department led to the conclusion
t.
that seismic hazard eki.sts because, as notedon the environ:
mentz,l-review form, active and inferred faults of the Pout--
hills Shear Zone cross the property, They requested a geolog
ical study to locate any faults` pre" s'ly and to outline
100-•ft setback zones.
Barnhart-Brom b Associates 'Of Orov lle. retained me to
prepare the required g6blogical. report. I euamined the site
on, January 4j 1985:
TO POGRA PHY , SO ILS + AND G DO LOGY'
kmaured over distnnL'<<!e of 100 to 200 ft, elopes range
froai,.Aegs than 10X to a maxima» of 365%, and aippear to average
about lb%. 8icrotopography (very hviQ1l featuresr not shov i
on evert large-scale -miO4) displays solid Olopiee that are:
itteeper than these.
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January go
According to mapping by the U.S`. Soil Vegetation Survey (Smith t;
et al. 1974) soils on the property belong to the Newville-variant
series, which is typically a'yellowish-brown, to reddish-brown
gravelly sandy clay loam. It has moderate shrink-swell activity
and moderates erosion hazard.
Rack on the site consists only of poorly-exposed, weakly- to
moderately-indurated gravel conglomerate. No evidence of faulting
(aligned vegetation, linear wet zones, microscoarps, etc.) was
f .found on the' property.
Enclosed, is a copy of parts of the Bangor and Palermo-_7.5-min
quadrangles on which have been plotted the locations of: ground
cracking that occurred during the 1975 earthquake series; faults
frt. map II-1 of the County General Plan; lineaments observed on
l lov-level 'black-and-white aerial photographs; the north end of the
Prairie creek lineament zone; the epicenter of the main earthquake;
1
and the Miller property.
A lineament is a line: or band, ,usually seen on aerial Or
satellite photographs, that results from alignment of visible
features, including vegetation, tonal changes, saddles, ridges,
stream beds, etc. A lineament can be caused by a variety of geol-
ogic features (such as joints or changes in rock type), including
i
faults.
The Prairie Creek :lineament is about 40 mi long, and is one of
three "lineament fault zones" in the region, so-called because they
consist of "complex bands ;of discontinuous, intertwined, steeply-
d i ppi nij `
. faults'' formed more than 70 million years ago (Dept. Mlatc.,�C'
ti
RLasources 1979) The Cleveland Hili, fault, a reactivation of on
of these ancient fault zones ( the Swain ravine lineame-;t) . moved
in 1975.
'The Prairie Creek lineament is',,considered by Department of
Nater Resources (1979, p. 74) to be capable o:` futuretfault move
meat becauser (1) South of Butte county, it merges with the Swain
Ravine lineament., which includes the active CletiLl ncS Hill taultt
(2`) South of the merclerpoint, trenchinq in the l b' ea;ne t t revealed
evidence of faulting (although overlying soil vas not offset,
sugq&6tin9 no ino'vement at that point for .St .ij�dstl the last 10,000
'I
L� aon page ' thrA
'ianuary 9, 1985
yr) D (3) Ground cracks (the "Palermo crack zone"), originating
,,during the 1975 earthquake series, forma crud
e alignment that
extends northwest frost► the north end of the Prairie Creek linea-
m� .. i -. oroville, a distance of about 6 mi and (4) Small earth-
gave occurred with epicenters aligned along the lineament
'northerly projection.
At its 'northernmost mapped extent, the Prairie Creek lineament
trends N170w; if this trend continues northward, the lineament
passes about 1,5 mi west of the property.
Faults shown on map II -I of the General Plan were scaled from
township lines (the principal lines of reference on map I2-1) to
g topographic p )• ' and
the lar er-scale: to , gra his ma enclosed )$- moth the pots _
the topography suggest that none of the faults passes across the
property. A possible exception is a "fault, activity unknown"
that at its northernmost extent comes within 0.1 mi of the east
end of the Miller property. if its trend continues 'northerly be-
yond what is shown on the map, it night pass through the northeast-
err most corner. There is, however, no evidence that the trend
continues northerly undisturbed (e.g., it might pass along Wyan-
dotte Creek) , no evidence that it continues at all, no evidence
that it has experienced fault movement in the geologically -recent
past, and no evidence that it is even a fault. 2ecent geological
apping of this region by Department of Water Resources (1979)
m
does not indicate a fault along this trend
Plotting of locations of ground cracking on the enclosed map
of the Palermo region shows that no ground cracking occurred in
1975 closer than a few hundred feet from the propetty, and no
trend deduced from the pattern of cracking crosses it
L heamentb observ+ad on black-and-4hite air photos consist of
aligned vegetation and trend parallel or subparallel with regional
trends of bedding in metavolcanic rock. Aligned vegetation on
motavolcanic rock south of the property appears to be following
lox, soil -filled areas between discontinuous linear outcrops of
rocks tate cause of a hilar trends on congloeierate is not obvious
but could be related to distribution of groul-idwatex 'controlled in
v
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January 9, 1985
�Januft
turn by trends of, bedding in buried metavolcanic rock,
1:
DESCRipTION OF .SEISMIC HAZARD'
in August 1975, a magnitude 5.7 earthquake occurred, along with
its epicenCer was located about
'
numerous fore- and 'aftershocks; 1. F
1.5 mi west of the Miller property. Ground breaking occurred .near
Palermo and discontinuously over a distance of 7 mi within the
Swain Ravine lineament, a few miles to the east. Maximum vertical
displacement was about 2 inches and horizontal displacement about
1 inch. structural damage within a few miles of the epicenter in-
'i
;Fallen plaster, broken windows, toppled chinmeys, 'houses
shifted 'off' their foundations, and settling or movement of* found-
ations and approaches to small bridges.
Because of concerti over the Atilburn dam, the earthquake trig-
gered extensive study by private and governmental organizations
into the seismicity of the Sierran foothills. Conclusions, summar-
ized by Division of Mines: and Geology Staff (1979), are that a
maximum credible earthquake having a magnitude of 6.5 should be
considered possible anywhere in the. Foothills Fault System.
Department of Water Resources (1979, p. 79) concluded that the
potential for future earthquakes and ground rupture in the Oroville
area is greatest -along the Svain Ravine lineament, north and south
of the part ruptured in 1975. Toppozada and Morrison (1982) con-
eluded that 'the ti.taing and magnitudes of earthquakes from 1975 {
through 1981 suggest that the 1915 rupture zone is being progress-
ively relieved of stress; but that stress has not necessarily been
relieved outside that zone*
gecau a (1) th- prairie Creek lineament merges with a linea
rair�
tive fault, ( "zone"
ment containingan ad 2 the Palermo crack `
)
formed along a linear extension of the trend of theP ze Cree�C
neament. and (3) dwAll earthquakes have occurred along the linea-
ment, the Prairie Creek lineament zoite should be regarded as
capaal'e of the 'same kind of activity as occurred along the Strain
Favitte lineament zone in .1975 (Dept. Water 'keaources 1979)
Folowing the 1975 earthquake, a Conault.ing Hoard for Earth_
quake hna�.ygis recomiaehded (Dept. Water gedburces 1979) that the
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January 9, 3985 {� ;
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maximum credible earthquake ("reanalysis earthquake") :in the Oro-
ville area should be considered to have these characteristicst
pai�.-Iitude: 6.5, peak horizontal acceleration 0.6 g duration
(shaking y 0.05 g) 20 sec, and predominant period 0.4 sec.
;SUMMARY OF 'EVIDENCE CONCERITING SETSMIC F�',AZARD
No evidence of an active or any other kind of fault was f<,,;nnd
on the Miller property. The Prairie Creek lineament zone trends
about 1.5 mi crest of the site; it should beconsidered capable of
future fault activity similar to that experienced along the Swain
evela_nd Hill fault broke over a
Ravin'distance
a of 7ent mi nne, where the respo se to a�magnitude 5.7 earthquake. Faults
da.stance
shown on map 2I-2 of the General Plan do not cross the property.
One possible projected trend of a fault ("activity ,ainknown") from
map 11-1 might graze the northeastern. corner of the Miller pro-
perty, but recent, geological mapping suggests that this feature is
not a fault. A future earthquake in the region similar to or larg-
er than
arg-er`than that of 1975 should be considered likely, although the time
and spec ..fic location of its occurrence cannot be predicted. Array
from the immediate vicinity of stream courses, soil on the property
is -well drained and has a highenough clay content that liquefac-
tion during q g king occurs
an earth auke is unlikely. If strong sha
When, the ground (tis saturated small-scale slumping o Nevv�.7le
soil or 'E
he Undi,rlying conglomerate could occur where slopes are
steep over sh=irt distances this kind of condition is most likely
to occur close t0 strew► courses
MITIGATIONS
The skAsmic histary of the: reg "orx ajuj evidence from examining
'y ground shaking is the principal potentia].
the. site in$icata that
s
seismic hazard. Construction of dVell ngs :resistant to lateral
torceB, As ,,outlined in the re�gixir amts of the t nifo m Bui lding
1i
Code, should -provide reasbnable initi4ation of the hazard. Con-
stiruction hear stream courses shoud be; avoided, in order to r.educ,e
the potential of being affected by sanall-scale slumping during ,a
strong eartIvoAke.
Y tukobi.le hopaes are to be placed on the 6 i t:e , another ml t ga -
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ja.nuary 9, 1985
•t'ion would be to require t},;et they be tied down, braced, or other-
wise treated so as to resist lateral forces from earthquakes.
Steinbrugge et, al.. (1980) have prepared a correlation curve relat
ing earthquake intensity at an affected su to with average monetary
'loss (in percent of -value of mobile home) , when the mobile homes
are not earthquake resistant. The General Plan concludes that a
maximum 'intensity of VIII- should be anticipated for future earth
:quakes in most of eastern Butte County; this is in general, agree-
ment with the expectation of a magnitude 6.5 earthquake. The
expected loss among n n -resistant mobile homes from such an earth-
quake would average 12 percent, according to the curve of Stein -
Brugge et al loss from injuiy in mobile homes is generally
;similar to that experienced in wood -(frame dwellings.
REFERENCES
Department of Water Rsources , 1979, The August 1, 1915, Oroville
earthquake investigations: calif. Dept. Wager Resources. Bull
203-18, 669 p.
Division of Mines and., Geology Staff, 1979, Technical review of the
seismic safety of the Auburn damsitei Calif. Div. Mines and
Geology Spec. 'Pub. 54 17 p.
Morrison, P.W. Jr. ; et a1. 1975) The Oroville earthquake sequence
of August 1975: Calif. Div. Mines and Geology Spec, Rept. 124,
p: 147--151.
Rapp, J.S., e_t al.; 1975, Observations of ground breaks in the
Oroville area„ California: Calif. Div. Mines and Geology
Spec. Rept. 114, p. 53y-59.
Smith, B.F., et al., 1974, Soil -vegetation map and tables;
Northeast Quarter Gridley [Palermo] 7.5 -min quadrangle (49 "
A -l) , Butte County, Californias U,S For. Service; Padlfic
Soutrhwest Foredt and Range Experiment Station, 8 p. plus mar,
scale 1:31,,680.
Steinbrugge, K.V. , et al. , 1980, Mobile homes and earthquake
damage in Californiai Calif: Seismic Safety commission,
SSC 79-07, 29 PO A
Tappozada, TR., and Morrison, P.N. Jr. , 1982, Earthquakes and
lAke levels at Oroville, Califorriiai Cali- fornix Geology;
V, 35, p 115-116.
Fnc 1 i i
Philip As LYdon map of faults, lin6awents,'
Calif. Ftegist:ered Geologiat 4 144 And ground cracking
eXplahation
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MAP',OF FA6=sp, LINEAN S P, AND 1975 GROUND CRACH114G NEMA PALERM6
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EXPLANATION
P.pmIts ( from Map 11-1, General Plan)
tF' CF
M inferred fault; CF: concealed fault
A U
AU activity unknown
Ground cracking,
1975
reported in Dept; of Water Resources (1979)
reported in Rapp et al (1975)
;,arthquake
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epicenter (August 1, 1975main shook; depth 8.8 km)
®
reported in Dept. of Water Resources `(1979, p. 133)
reported ,in Morrison et al.. (1975)
a l,ir`.i;eaments
north end of Prairie Creek lineament fault zone
(from ;bept. of Water Resources 1979)'
d.bserved ion black-and-vhitw air photos
Location of
property
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�APPENDIX II
cc)UNTY OF' 131CYT'CEI
-rS VJC HOP.
• (To be completed by Lead Agenay)
J
Lor, No 89-07-20-o1
AP No. 27-12-01
�., �sA�r:x�raavlvx3
1; Name of proponent Ted Runge
Address of proponent and representative (if applicable):
P.O. Box. 2642 Ron . GkaNres
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Oruvi e, CA 95565 P.O. Box 986
Oroviile, CP. 95965 _
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3. Project description: Tentative Subdivision Map
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MAN37AdR�I �'h1D�CNG aF' S EGN�F'=C�T7C YFS MAYBE
NO.
1. Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment,
j substanti:illy reduce the haoitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or
wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate
t a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the range of a. rare
or eliminate important eY6mples of major periods
or endangibred plant or animal
of Califa'rnia history or prehistory? k
boes the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the
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detriment. of long-term environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the
which occurs in a relativeiy brief period of time while
environmfnt is one
Tong -:term impacts will endure into the future.) -- •— --
l: Does the project have impacts which are individually limited but cumulatively
more separate resources where
considerable? (A project nay impact on. two or
isrelativelysmall but 4.here_the effect of the -
the Adt an each resource y
) ^�
C total of those acts on the environment is sa nifidicnt. ....�'
.
i�4 Does tho project have environmental effects which wil'i cause substantial
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adverse effects on human. beings,either directly or i'ndirect'ly?
'f1[sl, D'E�EK[��I'7"T,7A.T'�ON (Ta be co" leted b the Lead A' enc On the basis G
� y g y)'•'
i4, this �ri�tial: evaluation.
IJwE Bina the proposed project COULb NOT have a sigwkficant,effect on the ,
environment and a NEGATIVE DECLAMMON will be prepaked,
the lonee�sCOULD'hAv6 a,sgnacfd"'
+f this
oZJJV9-�IihdaseUt.
thenvinmentthere wilotbaignif d"teffectY
t ro�h
described on the attached sheet have been added to hq
the HJt1V,AT10N WsMs
pro jetzt: A ?tEO=14E DFCLAiR J0N will be prat ared';
XM find the proposed project MAY have a significant effect on the dhVikCrur htt
and an EN4,1PoWIE1TAL iMFACT RgPdkT is required
n` CQt1tiTY OF,$IJTTE', hLANNING DEiAR,TMENT 1
,�,utust 1$, Yu J
'BATE.
rXI�aneer,j60'. '
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(Explanationst� n " 11 answers axe required an attached sheetts).
of all YEIS and. MA'YgE
1. j6gf . Will the priposal result iln significant: YEs
hffBE
NO
a.
Unstable earth Oonditions, or changes in geologic substructures?
b.
Diszuptiony displacement, compaction or oV'ercovering of the sail?
Of
C.
Chailge in topography or ground surface relief features?
d.
Deii'truction, covering or modification of any unique geologic de physical
featured
e.
increase in Wi11d or Slater erosion of soilt3 either on or off site?.'
ri
iti
f.
Choalges in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation,
deposition or erosion which nilly modify the channel of a,river or stream
or the bed of the ocean or ant bay, inlet or lake?
g.
Loses of prime agriculturally 15roductive ,toils outside' designated urban
areas?
h.
Epposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes}
landslides, mudslides, ground failure or similar hazaztds?
1. AIR.
Will the ptoposal result iv substantia.lz
a.
)tiro emissions or deterioratiits of ambient air quality7'
G
b.
'That creation of ob "t:ionable odors, smoke or fumesR
c.
vor tem eratute Or any change in
n�tetatiplocally r egionalgioistUre
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3. W. AT!g2 Will the pzopd5al result in substat::tia1
a.
Chsnges in currents, or the course or direction of wal:er movesni:nts in
-either marine or ,gosh wates�s?
bg
Changesrates, drainage patterns) or thin rate and amount
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of i.�unoflc?ion
w»�
c.
Need for off=site surfacee drainage improvements, including vegetation
ramoval, channel'ization or culvert. -.installation)
d.
Alterations to the course or .flow of flood waters?
e,
ar►ange in the amount of surface water in ahyI water body?
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f.
gischargi� into ,surface waters; or in any alteration of surface water
q ng b temperature, dissolved oi�ygein or
including but not limited t
turbidil.i
g.
ELlteration of the direction or rate of flow of gkoUb4 vaters7
h.
Change lit the quantity or quality of grwend waters; either through
direct additions or withdrawals] be through interception of -an aquifer
by cuts or excavations?
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i.
12eductien in the: amount of gra ter otherwise available ;for puiilic Water
ice,
supplies?
Exposure of people or property, to vAter-related hazerds''such as floe- ing2
4r 'PL ' DEZ Will the proposal result in substantial:;
a#
Change in the diversity of spe-ciesil or number of any species of plants
(.including trcies, shrubii) grassy 60PS, and aquatic ;plants)?
.�.:.
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b.
ReductioA, of tho humbarit of any unique, rate or, andatyspacies of
plattts;l �_
y,
,�1
c.,
lntroduclwioh of new, species of pl& is .into tat area, ojp in a barber to
the norml eeplenithinent of eXistitig species?
d:
Reductiost in acreage of any agt'rieultural ttdj5
A
So
ANIMAL, Lin. Will the proposal result :n substantial d
'YES AXfIE
w'; 1�0_
a Change in tha diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals
(birds) land animals including reptiles, fish and shellfish, organislhs
or insects)?
b Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of,:,,'
animals?
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C6 Xntrodtuction of new i;peeies of animals into an area, or. in a barrier to
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the migxat ort or movement of animals?
d. Deterioration of existing fish or wildlife hA ibitat4
6.
NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
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A6 Increases in existing noise levels?
b. E;.posure of peoplO to severe noise levels?
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7.
LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the: proposal produce significant light and glare?
_1
s.
LAND USE'. Will the proposal. result in a substantitsl alteriL -fin of the
present or Manned land use of an ares"
9.
NATURAL Rl'sSoURM. Will the proposal Ytsult in sul)stantial;
a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources?
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b. Depletion: of any non-renewable natural resources?
10.
RISKRISX OF UPSET'. Vi'll the proposal involves
a. A risk of ,explosion or release of hazardous substances (including, but
not limited to$ oil, pesticides) chemicals or radiation) in the event
of an.Acc.ident or upset conditions?
b. Possible inter€erenct., with an emergency response plan or emergency
evacuation plan?
11,
POPM ATION, Will the proposal alter location, distribution, density or
growth rate of the humans population
12,
iIODSIjfd. Will the proposal affect ekisting housings or create a demand
for additional housing?
134
TRANSPORTATION/CT.RL'M_4T_YoN. Will the proposal result in
a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle aiovementl
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking?
c. Substantial impact on ekist3hj transporttition systems?
do Significant alterations to present patte'tns:of circulation or
movement of people end/or goods
A. Alterations to vaterborne, rail or air traffic?
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to incrdase in traffic hazards to motor ve}iicles, "bicyclists or pedestrians?
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14.
N=t:tERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect upon,, or resililt in a need
foz new or altered goYdkftMdnt services:
si Fire protection?
b Police protection?
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eo Schools?
d. Parks or other .recreational facilities3'
e: Haintehance of public facilities, including roads?
f. Other governmental sere cOsl
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/ F
Will theSproposal result in:
YES gF NO
a. Use of substantial amounts of .fuel or energy?
b. Substantialiner.Ase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or
require the development of new sources of energy?
t/
16.
VTbstantial Will the proposal result in a. meed .for new systems, or
p P
the following:
a< Power or natural gas?
b. Communications systems?
e. Water availability:
d. Sower or septic systems
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e Storm water drainage?'
f.,. Solid waste and disposal?
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Tft3_ IiPN tiEAI,fii, Will the proposal 'result in:
a. Creation of any health hazard or potential hazard (excluding mental
health)?
b. Exposure of people. to potential health hazards?
18..
AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the obstruction of any scenic
vista orview open to the public, or will the proposal result in the
creation of an aesthetically offensi'vn site open to public view?
19.
''PEMMATION. Will the: proposal result in an iepact upon the quality or
quantity of existing recreational. opportunities?
10.
CULTMAL RESOURt,7E5,
a. Will the proposal result 3.h the. alteration or destruction of a
prehistoric or historic archaeological: situ
b. Will the proposal result in,adverse physical or aesthetic effects
to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object:
c. Does the proposal have the potential to. cause a physical change
which would affect unique ethniccultural values?
d. Will the proposal restrict exUting religious or sacra<� uses within
the potential .impact area?
D7G�C'C;T55=QN t7rF EN"V=2C'b1VM1~:NTA:I:� ��%AZ.i[:7AT�ON'
Sod p- attached. r.
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AL EVALUATION AP * „27-1 2-01 etc.
ON OF ;ENV t CiOMAENT_
tf>e:
There w11I be some disruption, compaction :and overcovering of
flee soli 14
resulting from road, driveway and house conwi��ction on
be limited
P,ftrce l s;
The amount of d i sttarbance and overcover i ngfor
th between on and 89iolwhtoproject
moderatesite.
dependThe
ingerosion
slopes, HomesIteS
the tolls - on-s I toso
;hould be located on the ridge top away from drainage swal,es to
trbjnimze erosion Impacts.
J h ► 1 7: The Butte County Seismic easttyof 1 ethet pro Indjecttesite- fault
with activity Unknown Immediately
�.Oismic survey that wtheteThefor
faultdlsCent notpfocatedncondthls
f�*p showing faults Ine area.
0A.rce'I. 'The seismic survey is attached. The proposed mitigation
measure Is to require mobile homes to be placed on foundations
oust generation from dirt/graVel roads Will increase.
%bAddltlonai' overcovering of the toll will result in s,oilqe
►J
ddltlonal st.ormwater runoff being geherated. The western part"of
the parcel drains into the Wyman Ravine watershed. Wyman Ravine does
experience flooding downstream near` Palermo. The. Butte County Public
Works Department will probably require the formation of a County
Service Area to handle dratna e:_
5d Some foothill oak woodland habitat will be removed by this
development.
i3a,ct Traffic Will increase on area roads: Most traf'fIC Will be
routed toward the intersection of South Villa Avenue and Upper
Palermo Road. This project can be eXpected to generate between 98
and 140 daily trips at full buildout. This would represent an 8% to
ip Increastj 'In traffic at the above Intersection.
I4a Fire hazard In the area Is considered extreme. The nearest
County Fere Station Is located 2 I/2 to 3 miles tdt the West In
alermo; All brush and grasses should be cleared from Within ds.
P
from strur✓tures according to Butte county Fire Department standards.
Structures Including houses, garages, 'carports, Workshops and
e within 30 ft. of a house shalt be
agricultural buildings that ar
constructed of fire retardant or noh-combustible siding.
14a,b,c e,f The project Will result in an incr&nentai. Increase 1
11
es. ThCOU ty
police rotectioh e n's ability to
becoming strained o provide
demand for governmental servicdue to
adequate fire and poll p
flnjandlal constraints.
11.. MANDATARY FLNDINGS or SIGNIFICANCE
is I he I ucie dra I nage; traf f I c and the heed for
3.
go�ernmentaifser°V1ces. See Items 3J 13a,c and 14 a-f,
An
1ill
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SUCtgested Mitigation
Measures:
(- Place a
note on the final map that states, "AII mobile homes
shall be
placed on foundations. Temporary mobile homes shall be
exempt from
this requirement."
2}
noeamap tii'at states, "Clear all brush and
wlacefrom
within 30feetof all residential buildings, garages,
carports,
workshops and agricultural huild'ings"
�I; Place a
note on the final' map that states, "Pay any applicable
deer herd
mitigation fees in effect at the time of Issuance of
building
permits."'
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Appllcantc Ted Runge Assessors Pixrcel ;
27-12--01
Log * 89-07-25-0I
DATA SHEET
A:, Project Description
1 Type of Project: Tentative Subdivis-ion Map
2. Brief Description: LandDivision to divide a 71+ acre
parcel to create 14 5+ acre parcels
3. L.ocatlon On the south side of Grubbs Road, immedlately
east of Crosacountre Road', approximately 3 miles east of
Palermo
4. Proposed Density of Development I dwelling Unit per 5
acres,
5. Amount of Impervious Surfacing; Minimal•
6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s): Crosacountre Road has
access to Grubbs Road. Parcel also has Ilr'`+ed frontage:
7 Method of Sewage 1311sposalt lnd1Vidua,, septic tank and
leachfields.
8 Source o,f %ia ter Supp'l y: individual weits.
9. Proximity of Power L1nes Adjacent to property along
Grubbs Road A high voltage poWerline runs down the
Westerly property bounds,ry.
Ia. Potentle►l for further land diVislons and development: None
Under current zoning.
B Envlronmentah_Sett ing
Physical Envlronmeni
1. Terrain
a: General Topographic Character: Gently to moderately
sloping lower foothlli.
b. 'S Lopes : 6-206. slopes of 209b near drainage swales:
Homeslte locations will be on gentiee terral"n.
C. Elevation: ApproximAtely 400 ft. A.S.L.
d. Llimlting FaCtorse - None'
2. Soils
a. Types and Characteristics: Nev11,ie variant 20--40",
yellow brown to read brown, graVelly to sandy loam,
weakly .cohsol 1, dated coag I omerate, s i ow perineab i i i ty,
Wel l dra I n I h;) ; med I um -1 ow sU,' tab i I I ty fo'r extens Lwe
rahge use; cofsiderable stoniness.
b. L t tri 1 t 1 ng Fadtlpet : Medium acidity.
3. Natural Hazards of the Land
a►., lEarthquake ,Zone: FoothIIi,,faUIt assooiatIon'and shear
:cone are adjacent to the parcel`to the east.
b. Eros I on Potent!aI t Moderatie.
C, Landslide Poient i a l Lows -moderate-.
i'
-7"
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d'. F1re Hazard. Extreme: CO
e. Expansive So1I Potential: High;
4, HydroiogY
a. Surface Water Wyandotte Creek +/- too feet east.
The property drains. easterly to Wyman Ravine and
easterly to Wyandotte Creek. OW1D ditch off--site Just
to the northeast.
b. Ground Water Unidentified resource;.
C. Drainage Characteristicst Numerous drainages on-site
flowing into Wyman Ravine.
d. Annual Rainfall (normal): 25".
e. Limiting Factors: Numerous sWales may restrict some
homeslte locations.
5 Visual/Scenic Quality: High
6. Acousts:: Quality: Good - isolat;ed rural area.
7. Air Quality; Good,
910ogica.l Environment:
8. Vege:`ation: foothili oak woodland and open grassland.
9. Wildlife Habitat: No rare or endangered species have been
mapped within the area.
Cultural Environments
10. Archaeological and H[storl'cal Resources In the area-. Low
sensltivlty area.
11. Butte County 'General; Plan designation, AgricultUral-
ResldentIaI
1.2. Existing Zoning: A-5
`4. Surrounding Area:_
Existing Land Use on-site• One hbmesite.
a. Land Uses: Rural ranchettes, Large tracts of open
Space-,.
b. Zoning. A-5.
c Caen.- Plan Deslgnatlont Agricultural Residentlal.<
)J. Parcel Sizes:; 5- 15 acres With major "road frontage,
Inter 1 or parcels of 100+;;
e population:. Sparse.
1s. character of Site and Area, Outlying ranching community.
16, Nearest UrbanArea: Orovill,e 9 miles northwest.;
Palermo Z m 1 1 es West
11 Rele.vant Spheres of Iofiuence: OW1D, Butte County NlasOUito
Abatement.
16. Improvements Standard,-, Urban Area., None.
19. Fire Protection SerVicec
A. Nearest County (State) Fire Stat fbh t Palermo, 2 1/2,
miles,
b. Watee AvaIIabIIItyt None e)tcept age pohds West rind
oath; of the site.
20. schools in Area: Palermo Unison EibMenta;ry,;'Orovllie Union
High School,
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ENVIRONMENTAL REFERENCE MATERIAL
I Environmental Checklist: Form and D I scusr 1 nri , Log 4084-10-09-02i
AP *27-- 11-04, November ; 7, 1984.
Element-, Butte County Ge.�ed Faun- Activity: Seismic Safety
2< Map 11--I, Earthquake an
raI Plan revised 1-•77 by CH H 1 1 1
3. Map 1 1 -2, t t eiuefact Ioh Potent i a l: Seismic S`O,fety Element, Butte
County General Plan revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill.
4.1 Map 111-I'., Subsidence E3e Landslide Potehtial: Safety Element,
Butte County General Plan revised 1-77 by CH HI11
5. Map 111-29, Erosion
Pciteht I a i : Safety E! ement, Butte. County
General Plan revised t -T7 by CH2M Hill.
6,. Map 111-5, Expansive Soils: Safety Element, Butte County
General Plan 'revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill.
,, Noise Noise Element, Butte Couhty GenefL] P
revised 1.
7 iMap IV-I',
key C142M H i l t.
lan
3< Map V--1, Scenic HTg hWays,h Scenic HlghWay Elements butte County
Genera 1 P 1 An r e V I sc3d I -7'17, by CH2M Hill,
5. Map I i 1-4, NatUra 1 F l re+ Hazard C 1 asses Sa f ety E
i etneint, BUtte
County General Plan revl„'Ted 1_77, by l_H2M
Hill.
#" .. Atchaeola Ical sensittvliMa g�
g i.y P` by James P. Manning, n fore Butte
I ii
,OUhty P lanin l ng Departmerilt, 1988,
f
§chooi District Map, iBUtte County Planning Departmeht:
erves MA
1g 'J �
�� r I cu I tl.lf a I Pres p, established I shed by Reso I rit I on N,b . 67- I
f
('78,.'Butte county'goard of SUpervlsors,'Decembe'r 5, 1987.
Mina aMt,nt A tonal Flood lnturance Program,
Federal Emergencyt�: Map;; ` Nal;'
3< F,1oad Insurance Ra g 9 ncy 1986,
14. 09GS QuadMaps
SI5 I I Mala y, Sol I-viegetat I oh Ma's I l
F(5eebtry, Bangor QUlad i 97g p " � CA fol n 16 bepartMent of
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DEpART� IF TT OF, PiJEf,T.IG t1ORKS
7 County Centeir ,Drive
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Oroville, CA 95965 �x5a.
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(916) '538-j'266
July 24, 1989
FS: AP 27-12-01
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Ted Runge Tentative Subdivision Map
P.O. Box, 204
"
'Oroville, CA 95965
Dear fir;. Runge
>
w Beat ,a..� i`or a tentative map for thr:
This is to nat�.ry you that your app
is being subBdtted to the Planning Department,t
�h
above -referenced property
determination, > no to the Environmental Health DepaftIlI x t
�
for. environmental
"r
for its review.
j
e�.ved
comcjlete when we have recal
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TYu.S apP�iont^;dram t e P .arming consideredHeal'tt�
,�. � will- De artment and the Envirt5rrn ent
departments
' 4
notification
data have been received. These
allding ryy information they may requsrb.
.,
D,1ar contact th4Yta regaradditional
g
Very truly yours,
S ill iam Cheff
Director of Public wor-ks
`.
.i Mendonsa
i siat�it Dlrect��r
Jai/kR
cc» Planning Department
Environmental Health Depattme4�
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