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NOTICE OP DETERh9TNATTO) 'w I L E
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TO: Secretary for Resources
El 1416 Ninth Street, Room 1.311 OCT 1 8 W
Sacramento, CA 95814
County Clerk, County of Butte E�EANORM,DEI:Ki;R,CauniyCl�rk
25 County Center Drive. DY `Dere
Oroville, CA 95365
FROM Planning Department
7 .County Center Drive (Filed) o
�Orovi]41. , CA 95965
SUBJECT filings of Notice -,of Determination in Compliance with-,
Section 21108 or 21152 of the P blic Res�o C40 Conde'''
Section � -21- �
ProjTle
• sg=7,14
egtatz�ve Subdivision Man AP 27-t
Stat a Cle''inghouse Number (If submitted to
Reginald LoFt
State Clearinghouse)
Conto:?�t Person
Telephone Number
JohMod nn4sa. Public Works fes) ._
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Proj'dacKinct Locat--Wn South of the right -cif -way
at the eastern emci of
_1200 feet east of
ktosh Ave. approx.---
Grier Ave Palermo,
Project Description:
Dividing 85 + acres to create sixteen parcels (14 at 5
acres;, l at. T acres and .1 at 10 acres)
ThASL is t16 advise thea the Butte County _Advisory Agency
Usead Agency)
ha6 made the following determinations regarding the above-described
project:,
1. The project will have a si
[3gnificant effect on
the environment.
cx will not
2. An Environmental Impact Report wa prepared for this
project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA, and was
certified as required by Section 1508S(g), 14 California
Administrative Code.
A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project..
pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. A copy of the
Negative Declaration may be examined at the Planning
Department, 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965.
3. A Notice of Exemption was filed indicating this project
is exempt from environmental review.
4. A statement of Overriding Consideration 0 was, g—j was not,
adopted for this project,.
5: Mitigation measures adopted by the Lead Agency to reduce
the impacts of the approved project are:
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Reginald Loftus Cie " RE All 27-18-12
17808 Tourney Road Reginald Loft+ui
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Los Gatos, CA 95030 Subfitviaion
Dear Mr Loftus- %--
At the regular meeting of the Butte County,A,dviso � •,"ucy held (
on October 3, 1983, the Agency approved y'sur tentative\
subdivision and adopted the neGative def.iaration regard
environmental review for the pko peck, n'bting that the pi�ject
is subject to the conditions of approva'�,listed on the
j attached sheet.
if no appeals are timely filed --within ten (W) days of rife dal'A of
the Advisory Agmey's approval --with the Cletl '`of the Board of,'
Supervisors, this action -will be final.
' 'When the conditions of approval are complied,;4th, it Will beliU.'/I,
order -for you to file your "final map" with, the Butte County
Department of Public Works for recordativu within twenty*four
(24) months of the date of approval by the .Advisory Agency.
if you have any questions regarding this matter, please contacgi
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this office
Very truly yours,'-
Clay Castleberry-
Director
astleberryDirector of Putlfr„c Works
Jofin Mendonsa
Assistant Direct;,;r
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Barnhart Brown and Associates
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R�,-;,6NALD LOF4US TENIVATIVE`SUBDIVISION MAP AND BOUNDARY LINE MODIFICATION,
j� y he right-of-way at the eastern end of McIntosh,
� p¢ eY,s, on the o1Gth ppf� th
K approximat�,l 100. ,. east of Grier Avenue, Palermo area.
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qY'.,.4�essorrIS Parcel kit rert 2044,08-12 & 14
tj,Mneer. Graves -B r,,ihal^t-8rl�wn
- Pu��l i c irks
Oepartmei�t to did Aons are. w,
1. , Indicate a ' 60 -ft. building setback line from the centorl ine o
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all streets. '
2. Street signs shall be provided by -the developer at &II strut Il
j intersections per,County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate
{(- street names for each street to the County address coordinator
for approval of street names.)
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3. Constrrlct full street section on all streets to RS -7A geometric
standard. Minimum structural section to be 4" A8 and; SC 250
t prim.
4. Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public
Norks in accordance with'.accepted standards.
a. Provide permanent solution for drainage.
6. All easements of record to be shown on the final map.
i. Meet the requirements of P-Itte County Fire Department or other
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responsible agency.
8. Provide circulation.
q. Pay off assessments.
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Wj6t the requirements of the utility companies (i.e., PG & E,
O cific Telephone, water, sewer).
11. Pay any delinquent taxa;;.
12. comply with requixemeints of the ms,-,
Abatement District, i.e.,
grade dratnaes chornelz: to remove potholes to remove water that �.
might causl, .. isquilto pybblems .
Health 'Dept, conditions Are:
13. Show a So ft. leach,tla-14 setback from the drainage way on parcels
1. 4,S06,7,8 10, 1.v12,13,14,15,atsd16.
14, Show a 100 ft. leachfield setback from the highwater title of the
creek on ;parcels 1, 2,.3, 4p 5, 13, 14, 15 and 16.
1;5. Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the'subdivision QrdInance on parcels 2, 3, 4 10, 11 and 16.
(sot following page)
(Regi.,nald Loftus Tentative Subdivision)
.is. Place's note on the 'map that no eater well' -may be located within
100 ft. of the usable sewage disposal area: on parcels 2$ 3, 4010
11 and 16.
17'. Prove that the required quantities of domestic grater are available
by drilling at least throe wells in locations designated by the
Health Department. Additional wells may be required if water
„ yields are not adequate or consistent. \`
Planning Department conditions are; s
18# Submit a grading plan to the Department of Puti`hic Wotks and°
,13btain a gradietg permit, if deemed necessary, per'Chapter 70
of the 4dtepi Uniform Building Code.
19. Utilize standaird erosion control measures and construction`
practices to minimizo erosion and Other construction iopadC *.
20. Contact a local representative of the Department of Fish and Gam
regarding the stream bed alter ation, for the bridje crossing
of Wyandotte Creelt. Obtain 9, `Section 1603 permit, if, required',
from the Department of Fish a nd Game.
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AIM114 Wtva• AP 37-188.12 and 14, 16 parcels aoilth of the r1obt-
'^ ori -pay at ire eastern end of Mackintosh Ave., appr6k. 1200 ft.
east of Grier Ave. Palermo area. Engineer: Barnhart broia and
Ao%awtates
(continued from Sept. 12, 1983)
A and that the
bearing Vas closed, He motion
that therethaddbeennsome'ediscussion about mitigation
Mr.., Hironimt-mi said that the ,mosquito abatement mitigation measure needed
to be deleted or reworded. Ther original 7 conditions listed on the
onvixon"fital checklist have been Marrowed down to the four listed, in the.
Planning Director's Report, Some of the suggestions of the mos"Ito 0
abctem4ht department would be difficult to comply with.
Mr. Lien& neat said that soma► wording about: " drainas''e channels" had been,
worked out,
Mr. H ronimus said ths1t be would include 3 conditions from the Planning
Director's Report ani Planning coaditions,and thi-)one regarding drainage o
channels for mosquito abatement could be included as a Public Works condition.
Mr. Reid stated: having -reviewed the environmental review checklist, and
conversations at this meeting, I Will mals a motion to grant a negative
doeld�'"p tion of enviro�ntal impact for the Reginald Loftus subdivision
on AP�`;17-18-12 and 14, findi,ig that the project is in conformance With the ,
Aurte County Gonexal Plan and Butts County Zoning and will not have a
al", ificant effect on the environment. Motion seconded by Mr. Hironimus
ask:' carried unanimously�!
Mr`f, Reid stated noting that a negative declaration was adopted this date,
I WL11 mtk* a mbtion, to approve the subdivision of Reginald Loftus to create
16 parcels: on AP 27-18-12 and 14. Approval of the project is subject.to
the folloving conditions:
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BUTTE COUNTY ADViSO►Z)AGENC'Y MINUTES gage 7
October 3, 1983
(Reginald Loftus Tentativo Subdivisions
6bl1iic Works Department conditions are:
1. Indicate a 50 -ft. building setback line from the centerline of
all streets. ,
2. Street signs shall be' -provided by the developer at all street
intersections per County requirements. (Submi�� 5 alternate
stlweet names for each street to the'County address coordinator
for approval or street names.)
3 Construct full sure^",.section on all streets to RS»7A aeometr•ic
standard. Minimum' `uctural section to be 4" AB and SC 250
prime.
4. Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public
Works in accordance with accepted standards.
5. Provide permanent solution for drainage.
6. All eistmentSr of record to be shown on the final map.
7. Neet the requirements of Butte County Fire Deportment or other,
. responsible aq%bncy.
0. Provide circulation.
9. Pay off' assessments.
10. Meet the requirements of the utility companies 0.e., PG 6 f,
Pacific Telephone, water, sewer).
11. Pay apf delinquent. taxes.
12ii Comply O th tequiretents of the Mosquito Abatement ijistricto i.e.,
grade drainage channelst to Remove potholes to remove +mater that
night cause mosgdito probleias.
Health Dept. conditions are:
1" Show, a 30, ft. loachfield setback from the drx.'%nag�,t way On Pamela
,1, 4, 5, 69 7, 8, 101 11, 11, 13, 14, 15, and,&'S..
14 Show a 100 ft. lsachfield setback from the highwiator, line, of, the
crook on:tarcels 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 13, 14, 15 and 16.
15. Shcw the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the Sut,,iiCision ordinance on parcels 2, 3, 40 10,11 and 16.
Oct. 3, 1981
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BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES page a"
October 3, 1983
(Reginald Loftus `tentative Subdivision)
16. Place a note on the map that no water well may be located witbitt
100 ft. of the usable sewage disposal area on parcels 2, 30 4, 10
11 and 16.
17. Proved that the requited quantities of domestic. Nater are available
by drilling at least three wells in locations designated by tht
Health Department. Additional wells may be required if crater
yields are not adequate or consistent. r
Planuing De artm r
p e:nt cand.tions are:
18. Submit a grading plan to the Department of Public Works and
obtain a grading permit, if deemed necessary, per Chapter 70
of the adopted Uniform Building Code.
19. Utilize standard erosion control measures and construction
practices to minimize erosion and other construction impacts.
20. Contact a local representative of the Department of Fish and Game
regarding the stream bed alteration for the 'bridge crossing
of Wyandotte Creek. Obtain a Section 1603 permit, if required,
from the Department of Fish and Gane.
Notion seconded by Mr. Sironimus and carried unanimously'.
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5. Raid.nald Loftus, AP 27-18-12 and 14, 16 parcels sauth of
the right -of way at the eastern end of Mackintosh Ave,. approx.
1200 ft. east of Grier Ave. Palermo area. Engineer; Gra"*p
Barnha t and Brow
HEARING OPEN TO 11E RMLIC
Mike Evans, of Graves Barnhart and Brawn, said that the Public Works
conditions are okay'. The boundary line modification is with the subdivision
to the north --Star Pacifte's Oro Hills --which has been approved. It JA
a small sliver of land. He would liken to discuss the P atming Dir shod s
Report. auecificaLly Mosquito Abatement's suggestioW to WIL ---
in tree cavities and the comment about the park. The map was,amended
and that area of the park was added to a parc!l.. The Subdivider's
,statement bras not amended.
Mr. Hironimus said that he was aware that the park wQ3 no longer there.
Mr. YAndt:nsa noted the comments from Mosquito Abatement. The fillisig
of the U'lee holes is basically impractical. The part about putting dta nage
to grade would mean getting rid of potholes. That could be done although
within two years the potholes would return. This would mean the major
swales on the property.
Vx. Evans sa 4 that might conflict with mitigation measure #2 regarding
erosion. GraAng would cause soil disruption.
Sept. 12, 1983
BUTTE COUNTY ,ADVISORY .AGENCY MINUTES
September 12s 1983
Page 5
M.r. Mendonsa asked .if there was anything big or deep enough to cause
much soil disruption.
Mr. Evans did think that it would be a problem. ?qtr. Loftus .is not proposing
to create any reservoirs in his crossing of the stream. He will use
a railroad flatcar to dam and cross the stream. There are not a
swales that Mr. Evans knows of that will have any more ponds In,Jiboa.
Mfr. Mendonea said that Mosquito Abatement wants to get ri(f of any ponds,
that are in any of the existing drainage swales that are shovM do the
mail. It surely does not mean to level every lot.
Mr. Hironimus said that the wording of the mitigation mature ie rather
nebulous to al3.ow for a leewey of interpretation.
Mr. Mendonsa said that it should be stipulated as to *4hkt will be c
requiredjaince filling the oak tree cavities will, not be) but the
part 6boilt grading the drainage channela would be. The mitigation
measure coup be changed wi"t1 some additional wording to state 0 -At,
"drainage channels be graded to remove any potholes that may holt wator."
Mr. Mendonsa said the wording would be, "Comply with the recommendation of
'the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District, i.e., grade drainage channels
to reiahn{e potholes that .might hold water to cause mosgv.;Ao problems."
Mr. Evans said"that was okay.
Mr. Hironimus said th$t the wording would be final%zed before Oct. 3.
Mr. Evans said that he. had not seen. the liealLth Dept. conditions.
Mr. Mendonsa gave Mr. Evans a copy of the Health Dept. letter.
Mr. Reid asked if Mackintosh Ave. is a cul-de-sac road.
Mr. Evans said that circulation will be provided via Ontario.
3iE MG CLOSED To 443E PUBLIC AND CONFINED To uE Awn= AGENCY
Mr. Reid pointed out the proposed mitigation measures on the checklist. W"
Mr. Mendonsa said that they could be conditions of approval.
Mr. liironimus said that #7 on the checklist would become #4 and be
revarded as discussed. ,
Me. Reid state3: I will make a motion of intent to approve the
Reginald Loftus subdivision on AR 27-18-12 and 14, to create 16 parcels
finding that we cannot approve the project at this time but we have
reviewed the environmental information and conditions of approval and will
make a motion to approve the project on bets 3s 1983. Motion seconded
by fir. Hi.ronim�as and carried unanimously.
Sept. 12, '.583
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*b= Butte tduhty Advisory Age��Cy
r �it1?1At plg�y`i�n�, mirect�r
Tentative Subdivision ftp, of g.eginald, Loftin;, on .0 2"7�1.g-14, i2
t�i►r � Sapt+e*ber t, 19
This is a proposal to divide 85± acres to cVbAte SiXteen paV061`e
at S :acres min mum each, The preseint zoning is A -S (Agritultutti
5 acre' paroe� s) . The Land Use Plan Nip of tai. ,butte Cnunty 64�A ul
Pian designates 'this area as Agricultural.-ltesic�,�tn�,3a� y anal t�tta
Safety P.1oment" indicates that this project i s iA!,,A extr out £'ixe
,i hazard area. There are, no specific or c+a�nM Ait�t;plans far the *to*.
' Tie proposal does not conflict wish Countyxoniyi:g not any dopa ed
or,proposed element of the Butte Count* rV00ral pla' n. nor „any`
County, specific: or community pian. ' '2
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Xpprovai is recommended s:xbj :yet to ccnd 3, do s
1. Submit a grading pian, to the Department of public 'Works and
obtain a grading permit if deemed, necetozry► per Chapter 70
of the adopted Uniform Auildi.ng Coda.
2. Utilize standard erosion control measures and const-,Mctljon
prutticet to minimize erosion and ;other construction impacts,
3. Contact a local representative of the Department of Fji and Ga►we
regarding the stream bed alteration for the bridge crilesifig of
Wye.ndotte Creek. Obtain a Section 1603, permit, if rec(61-red,
from the Department of 'Fish and Game,
,ePW7. Comply with the recommendations,o£ the Butte County Mosquito
rr? Abatement Da.s4,,f,ict.
More detail. s'' - ,ld be provided about the park proposed at the
southeast corner (refer to Subdiv der's Statement)
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Gu4ia Co. pJanning Coots
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f7�'�1e�y Celifarni�
July 11, 3983
30ttye Xircher
Plaming Director
7 00►t' Center Drive.
drevill.eo CA 95965
Demo Me. Xircher,
At your requeOt on Jane 279 1983 I conducted an archaoological
survey of two ad jacatit propert, .es located within Butte County.
,ej ,b . ,They are as follows,
Reginald Loftus,- A.P. X27-18-14 The property covers
�pprooximateely�goo acres of land in the NWJ of Section 23,
i •• Btngor and Palermo Quadrangles. 71.51 series.
The property is located adjacent to the south side of
McIntosh Road,, approximately * mile east of Reservoir Road
southeast of Palermo. The property is characterized by o
rolling foothill terrain: covered by an oak -grassland type
of vegetation. Wyandotte Creek flows from ,northeast to
southwest through the property area. The proposed project
is for a t6 unIt subd vist,.on.
tar Pacific Investments, Inc. A.P. #27-18-12. The property
covers approximately 8-*) acres of land in the RJ. of the SW*
of Section 14, T. 3:8 R'., H: 4 E., Bangor and Palermo
Quadr+anglOb, 7.5' series. The property is located adj'4cent
to the north boundary of the LofNs property described above.
The property is characterized by volling foothill, terrain
covered by an oak -grassland type of vegetations The proposed.
Project Is the 16 unit Oro Hill Ranch subdivision.
Prior to conducting an archaeological survey of these propertied
I consulted the archaeological site record files maintained
at California State University, Chico to determine if and
previously recorded cultural resources were located within
the project area. No previously recorded cultural resources
had: been located within the project area.
Vq survey of these properties involved an $intensive survey of
the areas adjacent to the drainages and an, intuitive examuaat ion
of the areas along the ridge tops and hillsides. The focus
of the survey was a visual inspection of the ground surface
for materials or features indicative of prehistoric or ear4
historic activities.
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The area a10119 Wyandotte Creek had been heavily dredged for \�
gold in the 19,30s. with some dredging along the smaller
drainages. No indications of early historic activity were
Observed on eitherro er
P p ty. The only remaining indications/
of prehistoric activity were two isolated bedrock mortars
found outride of the dre Or t-,Ailjr4gs on Wyandotte Creek.,
If there were ever any othior prehi oris m tatials within �
the R"A the;V' have been delptroyed by the dred
is therefore recommended that archaeologj.oa1 cl '%ance be
granted for both or the pribjec-t areas de6erl.bod ab6CrO., c
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AN't-NDIX 11
TO t Secretary for Rttttircim. iF
14,16 Ivin'th 'Strtlet-� IMI
Sacratibnto'O CA 9til-4
County �Olork,., toutty of Matt LUANORWHCKER i(
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2S "'Cornty Center Drive
Orov" I ho, CA VS,96S
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1FROW PlAnnitig 'beparttont
7 County, tenter Drive ItO
Orbville, CA 9,'S 615
SO'BiYECTI piling of Nott oaf batelrviihatibn ,in 'Compjtahct vith
Secti'.oh 21108 or 2T 1S2 of the Publit Cod,
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State Clearinghouse Number �(Xf subtittod to 2statio 10, Itfivit, SO
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CoAtUct Person Telt �r
Bohn �tonsa Pub I if, JWorks .,._
Project UcatiOh North of the right-lof-way, it tU., ietz Val -to
St 2 OL, Xl" �,
P r, o J e c t D e _%, c r i pt 1:, om-n' i
Dividing 160 .acre's to qTeate sixteen parcels' at $ 4A`ttt1t
with an StO ,acre remainder.
This is to advise that the Butte CubtftY, Advisory Ageivgx
;(Lead Agency)
has made the following defter.minations regarding the
projectl
1. The project 0 will have a zigtifica4t effect on
& the environ'ment
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2 o An Environmental Impact Report was prepared fov this:
project pursuant to the Provisions of ,'C%QAP and was
certified as required by Section 14 Calikc,jenia
Administrative Codel.
WA Negative ibeclaration was prepared for this project,
pursuant to the Pa*LoVj-si'ons sof CEQA. A *copy :,of the
Negative Declaration may be ..examined at the Plaw%inp 11
Department., 7 ;County Center Drive, Droville,
3.
A Notice of 'Exemption was filed indicating this projiect
3.:
is exempt fv
'From environmental re*ew.
4. A statement of Overriding Cons Iderat lon was, 1�vl was a.ot,
,adopted for this pr-oject,. 0 Q
Mitigation imeasurts adoptod by the Lead Agency to roduce
the Impacts ,of the approved p ro J o C t eYy e
None
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Ste, A. Streetv e
Septenber2,, 19.83 S
SpnMr Planner
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tAA av��Sc rib Vestbmeht Ina.99t 'Oro 111,11m,fthoh
t' ?°►� s Abad Tentative +a`4 1 �t oi+
+Eid;, tWt oe e!&4 ime'eting or the fttte County Advi8ory +A.genty b6ld
oto Ak ,ris'C Imo, 1983, the Agerioyr adapted th'e negat tra r3eejration
i j� AP 21-4-84,t
reV� av and approved the 'tentatlVe ;au'hdiVikion
MbD 84,t nd A auhjett to the tWidition s is asted on
tht c�t$tdhed sheet.
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X� u4 tttipeals are timely filed--vithin 'ten (10) days of *a date of the
Advi*b f. Agendyt a approval: --with the ;Clerk of the Board of S%*rpisora,,,
t'hia 44"Aton tai,"ll t"a final..
if ll raougA have any queetlohs vegarding this matter, pleaee costa-dt
the rb1����e1
very 't d yr Nnoura,
C].a�► `Castie�Yserk�r /�
Direetor of PUblia Wo ka
, Mendousa
ibaistan't Dimotor
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iGray.t,a toarubart Brown
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Oro 1111.s Ranch 7`entative Subdivision Map, 3.6 parcels plus resiftinier, north `
oP the right-uf-way at the east end of Mackinsoth Avenue* approx. 1200 ft. east of
4rier xvbnue. pxlormo' ;area.
Assessor" a Marcel Mv&ert 97-18-12 and '1:4
"Engineer, GrwveYj Barnhart and Brown
Public Works oobditions &rev
Provide 20 aft. rasdiva property 11be veturns at all :straet I ntormatti.obs
9. Indicate a 50 ft. building sett&dk line tri the centerline ,or
all interior roads.
Street signs shall be provided by the developer at A street
intersections aper CbdntY requirements. (Subutt al tNrinai� sureeat
name. for each street to the County Address uoordinator por
approval of 'street games
4, Construct full btreet section on ani.. interior streets ted toot sa 'to
project to M -7A geometric standard. , :4tuiu m .structural raectioc
to be 4",A'Z, SC ,250 prime
5, provide monumentation as required by the Dept. of Public Works .$u
accordance 'with,accepted stan0ardn.
6.zxovide permanent .Solution for driinsge,
7,
All easements .of recm�rd to be shown on the final map:
:f3 Meet eequi:rements of Butte County Fire Dept. orpother
responsible agency.
Street lighting shall be provided in accordance with 'Suttp
County requirementsm accepted design criteria, wd recomendatims
of PGM.
)) 10. Provide circulation -
31. Meet the requirements of
the utility companies (i.e.., BCUs Paglif c
Telephone, vatetr;, ,sewer.)
32. pay *my delinquent taxes .
13. provide traffic;safety GUMS ,including atop Signs.
14. Verify legal .access.
Planning Department conditions are:
* 15. All parcels to be at least 5 acres un size to comply with the zon'ing-
lC. Utilize stan3a�rd :erosion ciontrol meavres and construction pri►ctilwes
to minimizes orooion and other construction practices,
(aoo next )*gel
t>
( DUTM -001 7V ADVISORY A ENCY MUMS A&
;'fir. 'Raid �aetta',- noting that the jaro�ect is tx mpt from proitotttne nta'l
i r*VieW I Vill MkO- A Uotlm to ikbproyes this bM%ftdary 1'1he'2Mif WktWh
bir 136b Bihet OU AP and 44,b Apjsrbval -orA6 v-tol eo't is
I a*Jeet to the �c�leti'r�ng ei�hd�t�ont3
Puhi is 'Works Departaaent conditions arse;
I� a Propart necessary deeds fo >+ecotdtt%h* Submit to
'Npart-Ment of Pub IIt 'Worcf chetrktng
2.
Irmr
cote tsheaaac"pftta tsk (y. yance des s its boa
vermy"that t , are no 4el1044ent taw dui Mor to
recordt"o Or map,
at�1 at :slap 'showtn'g approved tndat� y 1,06
a dif' anon and submit to tepvtment oit �ab� `c
ch tfig, approval and tecttr'diny,4
15. '?Ater ftbcordttion of ideedzi, contact the :Assessor's Offict
od request that the mcessary i arcels be co*ir#td so Oat
Avw ;parcets are created..
A.- show ;al I of record on the final 'map :or p1 art.
Xottoa ,"c6ndod ',"by Mr.. Ulrohi=s 'and carried !uY�+osnitavus�►.
a. `TE14TATME 41SUBD1V1s1nN FOR COM, IDERATION 1
-6 Oro xilA Manch Venthtive zbdivision ,(Star pacific Inveastmeat
Inc. , ,AP 27I -18i.12 and 141 16 parw�elss plugs ti: dMinde t t Horth ^Lpf the
xlght•r� -weal► ;at the ,oast end of Wichintosh Ave., :approx6 3:66 rt.
east of iGrier AVe. Pale mo area. Ezhgineeer; iGraves Buuhj�� ',knd
8r xm
PEAR'dNG Opmr T TME PI; BUC
Ma 'Evanxv of '=p said that there is a "boundary' line .moditic+ation
being ftner vrith'the sottus 'property.. There is a100 ,a piece of ;propert:
identified as a ,remainder... The conditionse are th'a .same as discussed at
the subdivision :Cote itteew iie asked about the street light .aondition.
x- qtr. Mend=aa said that requirement is based on frontage. If the parcels' frontagav
remain jae they are, there would be 'no,street lights required.
Mr,. Zvom ,said that ,hw. Vas sure that mackintosh wigs legal accems ,and .he
dead no ,other queestioais,i, •
W=G CLOSED TOTHEpu�kTZC AMCONpnm, 'TO 'nm- ADVISORY AGENCY
August 22a 1983
'WTM COMM ADVISORY AOT iMW= Page 6
August P21 1985
,Mr. Hirohiuls sad `that the �'t_iheAlil" eparea for bbU this ptoSeot
_r' ;pr
ati6 the Loftlat pr6'jact to the of the tentative
not be nedbMkty Vh1th are listad. All ardhaeologictlaurvey 'ha -i been done
So #4 :is not nbctstary,.. Two tondltibni3 .were strictly for the �:)ftUg proSbett
Mandonsa UsId that #$ is a 'C'Ohdition of app
'tovwl regarding the Pite D.OtIV-
ft4
zbtr regarding tkr6ulatkork Ir. t6kentatd �of by Pablit Vorks oowftti�i'
Mrti Mehdonl6k,taid that the Mo'sqqitb AbRt0MtAt'*aht0d the -4phtot to fill,
the-00-1titl in 'the oak trees. He &d not feel that *001a, 'bo
bonaltibn to Impose.
Mr.HirohWab agl*ad that it *b*ld be unrt�jjgtjt to carry ioUt_th�
reguitemftt to fill the ttviti" in the �okk' WaquitbAbattment already h**
At as to the ca -seek.
Nr. HilrOMIWO 'said that a0lrehtlY Only #2 regarding erosion. 'OoUIA be
14006ab A!"OL. -ParetlS sizes WoUld hive'to be 5 acr6i.
Amid stated°,,- having revitited the WVilrohmtnt-Al ravlt* tht*liet and
t6nversatims at this maigtingi, I Vill make a motion 'to grant a negativej
aaaUfttjon of efiViroMajital impact for the 0r0 Hills
'Ath6h,Subdkvision
t0c,"aatO 16 1bt* on AP 27,48-M and 14'ifinding that the ptoj6ct Is in
-conformance ,pith the Butte County'General Plan and Butte ;Countyzohitg
end V .11 not .have a significant aerect ow -the enVironment. Mention
aeconded',byMr. Hironimak acid carried unanimously.
Mr. Reidstated'i -noting that A negative declaration 'vas adopted 'this date,
I. Vill makes A motion to approve the Orb Hills Ratch 'Subdivision to create
.16 lots bar .AP 27-1:8x12 ;sand '14. Approval of the tap in alib3bet to the
following ccndit'lonit.
Public Worko'conditions are -
'Provide 20 :tt- r&aU19 ProPertY lice returns at all 'street intersections.
2. Indicate a 50 ft. building setback line from the centerline or
all interior tbad$4
3. Street signs sh&31 be provided by the developer at all street
InteraectiOnt per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street
Jl*zex for each street to the County address ;coordinator 'Pt
approval of street Zama,)
i4- Ows'truct N2.1 street 'secti-On on all interior streets and aegavil to
protect to R8.7A geometric standard. Minimum structural section
to be ABI SO 250 prime
PrQvide m0nufthtAtiOn an, required by the Dept. ,of $'xbljc Works In,
accOrdands'Vith accepted standards.'
August 22o 1983
N
C
BUTTEI CW= ADWSOVY AGMYV=TES ft-- 'N I
August 212� 1983
(Oro Mlis lkabth lfttativt 'OVIAI'Visith)
All, eamotents -off' r*dbild to be sham bn the f1hal 1AP*
Meet requirements of Butte dounty Fire 'Dept, or Othoe
Street 11$'MU shall b6,OoVid4ed th *Odordim* Vhh'butttl
Couhty,rt"jra*zit*) ateepted Aegign -otiteria, *vAtoobiOAMOLIOU
Cf wool
ri�'-4iroftfttm or the utility ObOtAtIb"
TO-ophone, Vatoro Newel?.)
3.2..
fty WV dellAqutzlt taxes.
13.
ftmjda traffic safety sips itim-luding
14i,
VerL4' legal access,
alre.
I$,
AU Vwdels to 'be at leant 5 acres in eine to ed!�4 with the smb*.
116.
Utills6 standard 4rosion control measurers and cons tmotion Oacticts
to 'Other construction practices,
Health ,DepwMnent conditiom are:
11.
Shaw 50 ft, jeachfielcl setbac'k from the draimom Ifty on POW"'i'Ou
I through'.5b,-7 through 310
18.
Indtcate on the map that sream with slopes in excess of 50,P*Oalunt
are unsuitable for sawage disppsal.
194,
prove that the required quantities oC water are available ',by
drilling a mjnjm=;Of four test wells in locations designated
by the Hina -11th Dept, Additioml wells .may be reVired if
vateryields are It -4 or Inconsittedt.
Xotion siecondod
by Mr. ftronlmuo and carried Unanimously,,
. . . . . . . . . .
AuVot 22P 3.983
MIN COLIM ADVISOAY AGENCY M=SS
Migdt't �4 1:933
-C.
MMM81OX By Morbt YAP ro'k CONS
AV 11,41-60o ft� 82 i�hd 850 rout p4reol' WPPr6X*
A At ot Deer mo�doo ilat feal ik pbint 9 ft, West -bf
500 M, nbrthW6 ika bory
the -of Deer, M69doW M. AM VZOlUt I?t
Creta' rad. engineer; tx fives Bar6jtt ekha ttOftL.
010 'TO Ta "TAC
Hirokhm MBIWA thd ktatbn V)t the PkOPO""
Ift6 Ems of GbI3 g1kij that Mr.
8 99 he
did Otour parcel %up several
he a properties. When she thea, he r0tblVe all t;lxr
proptrtiol
w4i more that L4 parcels- He did not van t t through, the Stens{ Doptiot
R*AJ EstAte and :obtain a PublId 'report,:It sug"tted that he revert
,his I:bt the bl.10 t�r6rt req�10604ftt*
A, to hAxInam �of 4 to 96t SrOUna
Ir
Me.udoftd&asktd it another mwersibil ylbaaft 400**
dorlt
Mr. Evans said that VaQ correct- 't 'a 0.jy1g/ with twom&po-bftIMk* of 4tMe-,
peper Vol,% ptoblems'.
Mr. 'Ro Id a,$%ad jJI a map ,or pUt Vou be done
Ik"Vap*
W. Evans said that there Vbddbo
or, -&:
eAtUree pe tb thO U/41.th Dept.
bat any notes
Mr. geia said t n -
showt � I n the original viwq.
sbottIA be shown that are i
VAMG CLOSED TO nM MLJC Y bD 'It nM AD= AMMIt
Mr. Reid stated-. notingt the project is exempt from environmental
review) I v make a mOtirnto approve the Movers ion to A06690 for
Approval. of the project
Warren Xg�atmpn on AP'714-80$ 83-o 89 ahcl,-9$-
is I;U,0j6*t to,the tbjiaVtng
$uJilic 'Ror)ts awd'itions are:
Ii, Access to be reseived in deeds as per 00UAtY Ordinuuct-
2. Shoo 50 tt. bui]Aitg setbs:ck 11AG measured from ,centerline of Access
ealsement.
3. Shojo all easements of record on 0.1.0 f"'MR3- M&P-
4, pay any dellhqttent tbxet -
August 22, 383
G
` . WTT9 COUN'J r StWIVisxgN OOWTMI MwWj pap *� r
A0s t 3, W3
AbD ftt Otos 110 mth Tent UvtZgbdivisidi, 16 patc u p3m. vtminur
nbAh or the r3.ght-of-Way at ,this east Md of Mackintosh Avenuee Appro�. 1200
rt. oast or 40*r Ave. lNlbrmo a ills. AP 27-1.8-12 & 1.43, 1kngit1e 4il Oravee at *I
Sintea the Public 'Works conditions had not been ,compiltd, "Mr. Nde1.LN#rLt
on in this min ti herrlcing off the raa•n�ti�ire d cot�dltlorts (as 'listed futcW.- tr
dvor this list c
s,). They Mould be as for a ptilAte3 road mibdivlol,l&,,''
Mr. Mike fttns, of Graves, Barnhart i nd Broft ;said. that P= varita a lit
of ees'emontm all mver this property.
Mr. Well 'wntioaed the telephone comw.y require nta, and W"Oe of thib,
Vireo hepta ,
gar.: Held 04K that d eedg9.ng dill tekv care ol; a lot of then Arch apaLogicail.
Mr. E&rel,l agr6ed that dredgi g has a nice ways of taking ,of
archaeological sites. ='
Mr. Edell asked if Mr. Evens had seen the Enwiromental Health coedit ,0n4i
He gave Mr. Evans a copy, of the Health Dopt. letter.
Mr. Steve Streeter aaid regarding atario Ave.) Nick Gareie ,mss t)pon to
Iftt-titg It through. They talked about it both for Omergeoioy or going
ah6M jmtt$z it throughi For CitQUUtion it aaig�.t be than way t13 'Cr
This bat aft the Loftus one to the south are all tsoodog :out Mackintosh+
Mt. Evana said that would not be a probl eaa. Where will probably be rature
development ,in the areea., no it might as well be done now,, at later if thtra
will be it need for It <<,
Mr. Well asked if Mr. Streeter 'were thitking of emerga i2ey, access only or
circulation for something that vill tie into the ,aubdivisit)p RtA be Usad
,by a lot or traffic
Mr. Streeter though'- it mdx,It be open.
Mr. Edell xa3.a that fox, opal aita lation 1.t would probtibly be an RS -7A, the
,name as the subdivision street.
Ma. EverA said thet if there are less than 20 parcels he will visit.
Mr. Edell said there only 16 In the subdivision.
Mr. Streeter said thorn are 32 going out Mackintosh.
14k.Edell, at4d that evantu ll' r there 'will be 320 but this division'doesnet takk�
it 32
Mr. Streeter said that for oa w, may'te it should be emargoncy ctrculatione and
opeaa l,t through Later.
i� August 3, 1933
s +
u W rrMc�
IJ BUTTE COt9N I SUBI)XVISION COYAft-M MIXUMS page
August 3, 1983
Mr. Udell, arAid there rdaht "be a problem making it a condition of apprbval,
if thtay dont havo the right to use it. Either the xJght*b: wuY VogJ4 have
to be b°uil.t or the county would have to build it thwntivas. !rherte, could f°j
ba oonditi,on for oireulation ant)=Obe the A�pplicant Woufind a ohftPft
to solve it.
Streater said that voUM be find. Ata *Aed WIAt the deedA MhbW for that
Ucess*
Mr, P011 etttd that they don't shm U.
Mr. Evans *ought that 'Ontario and Mackintosh are pabbit right -of - V80*
Mr. Streetev said that the oonditli n for circulation ornild be made mono' (;
speei+P141- l atit.
Mrs Edell said there might be problems with that.
Mr. Street%, said that just to require ciroulttion vould be okV,,
Mr. Edell nitid there is also a condition to verify legal. tooesit.
Mr. laid saW that proof of water gill be required.
Mr. St000tot said that a negative declaration is indicated. There o a
list of 10„ctonliti.00s, au% of which apply more to the Loftus project t6 �e
south,. Grading aid the bridge crossing are two concerns Nu er 2 rpt
be a cnnditkon for ate► additional, Work that might be done up to tha ttwo
properties. The Fire Dept. cokld,sal surveyhas been done for `both
of the final. map. The archaaoingy
'n ,is coverod Wid- ci,reulation haat been disdussed.,
Mosquito Abatement alvay►s has the latitude to come in*in shy oa,�a«
Kr. Edell. a6ked If both projects have to build a bridge.
Mx. 8traatea* said that there is only one bridge.
Mr. Evans indicated where the bridge is.
'Phare van a discussion, of where the road and tower line easeents are,►
Somone (th i. applicant?) arrived -it the Msetiilg at this point
Mr* h` bx trylaikwd to the applicant about ontario Awenuter and that there
will be s W kind of circulsti.on condition.
'lhe appliew4 said that would r.ot be a problem.
This i.to at: mks war to be scheduled for the next available Advisory Agency
msating. Ze following are the recommended list of conditions fr6m Pablia Workst
August 3* 3.983
El
MT -TE rOUM SOMMSION CONMTTEL' 141MTF-9 page 9
Auvs t 3) 1983
(Oro HJUS Ranch N ntativa 'Subaiviakon)
1, Provido 20 ft. vadillig Property line returns at all street intArstotl0hat
g. Xr4aicotta a builAing setba6k line from the tentatllue of
aU interior roads.
�j
3- 8,,s,;rjtat signs abill be provided by the deV010per at all street
intersections pertoonty requirementsi. (Sjtbmjt $ altersiate tUA80t
names for each street to the County address coordinator for
apptOVAI Of Street names.)
4. Construct full street section on all interior ItrOets and wast to
ptojftt to'M-7A geometric standard. Kizimm sttUctVftX 606tIOR
to be 4" Ap- sC 250 prime
Kept. of Public Works 10
5. provide zj=umtntation as required by thy'"" t
aicc,00ance with accepted standards.
C. Provide permanent solutJ& for drainage.
7. All easements of record to be shown on the fin'l u*P-
8, Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Dept. or other
responsible agency.
9. Street lighting shall be pro*ided in accordance VILth Butts
County requirements, accepted design critti-161, and recossandatiow
6f PM.
10. Provide circulation.
jl. Meet the requirements of the utility 0ORPAnISS (Le., PGMv P40ific
T*Igphone, waters sewer.)
22. Ay any deUnquent'taxes.
13. provide traffte safety sips including stop signs.
14. Verify legal access..
P. ApMVAL Or MM;UTES or ZULT 200 '1983
Mr. VAGIL made a motica to approVe the minutes as typed for the JU4 201 1983
SU)Aivigion Committee. Motion seconded by *. Streeter and carried
MMTM =OUR= BY VICE CHAIVAN MUM,=
Minutes recorded by Diana Shuey
AUVdt 30 1983
61
K i• Y
tfl, County Advisory Agct>tty
UI
F�tAMi Vlannii* Director „
s�ry�rc�� RL*
�(Dyi oz�, Tentative Subdivision Map .of Orifi Hills witch ole
nNia {> s J
August So 1983
„ n 'This is a proposal to divide 160 acres to cxett'ir� „si�ttetn ,
p*rceis At;, S acres and onto parc+s11at &0 acres rewtini.ng.
The present zoning is A-5 (A.gricu,tural., -5 acre mini*UM)
'the Land Use Plan Ma of the But've'-,.ounty General Platt
designates this .area s An extreme fire hazard trot,
`Thera are no spo'' , fi.c r cpmmnni,ty plans for the Ar,01*
o
Approval is retibmmeaideti \sujsjpct to the tondititn5 tn: o
b V
1. All parcels to bt`3 a� ,leasr'S -acres in size 'to
comply with the �;on�;, ?41
2. Utilize standard erosion %centro, measures and
construction pr,acti�;et to minixize erosinn and
onx.1W
nther constructiacts-
The conditions of Public, 'Works to provide circutatiol! will
meet the intent of conditioht M Conditions #1 ,and 3 apply
to the Loftus tentative :sub4ivision•1 Condition -CS 'is cowered
by'�Public 'Works condition WS,. Condition #7 is not mandatory
since the Aos,quito Abatoment District cyan gain aimtss to the
p,rpperty ,at ;a. later daft for mosquito control.
The proposal does not cod%, 'dict with County zoning not any
adopted or proposed elojnMat of the butte County General Man
nor any County, specific or community plan,
aASA,l.k't
cc,* Orb Hills Ranch
Ron Graves '$ Assbc.
„.
AP 27-18-18.>
DI SCUSSIN or RNVIRONMtNTAL ''EVALUATION (cotYtinued) I
f�
4 ,.
hydrology
a. Surface Water: Wyandotte Creels traverses tyle nortltt�e$t
Section 2S (Loftus property): tI<0q tsries'nf
cernbr of
” the crook axe ntted on both subdivisionir.s.
y G my W :unknown, limited quantities in this vicinit� .
proof o adequate water for domestic use ntbds to he OtUiAtcl
+c.. nr�tiz�ag Chatacteristics Soils are goner Ily we11 drn �i �d;
`
parcels ,'�'nin toward the inter1mit'tent draihages sud
Wyandotte Crfek.O
at -Annutal. Rainfall (normal) 24to in+ohfor this ru'r : et
to high for l y
5,r
fi.
Vxsualjg .enic Quality, Moderate
Acoustic QUnl ity: Low ambient noise bevel.,
s}
7
Air Quality. Good .ey opt for occasional ilivers on .ow�nJiti
Biological Environmentz
S.
Yegotation 1PoothLll, Woodland (blue oak, int��ior live bah'
and l.imittd
digger pine, poison oak, numerous grasset)
9.
riparian woodl and, along the .creek.
Wildlife habitat: Lowr Sonoran Life zone
Cultural Environment:
III:
Archaeological and fIi storictal, Resources in the area. Prior
dredging acti9�Jty noted along the creole. Moderate to high
sensitivity for archaeological resourcos within 114 Mile
ll
of the creels.
Butte County General. Plan .designation*. Agricultural-9esi.',�:nti
12.
13.Izxisting
Existing Zoning., AwS
Land Use onWsite. Cpon foothill woodland used several„
months of the year for cattle grazing.
14.
l
Surrounding Area:
a,. Land Uses. Dispersed residential uses (conventional. and
mobile homes) on large parcels; grazing for cattle and
horses, foothill woodland.
b. zoning: A -s
c, Gen* Plan rlesigr�ations. AgY' cultural ltesidrsnti;al
large r
cl. Parcel Sijos; 8 to 4001 acres, ,genornlly 80 tacrts or
ls..
in the immedilte vicinity.
Nearest Urban Area.: Crovil.l.o, 12 miles 4• to the northwest
"'Phere for ` WID, 8titte
l.b
Relevant Spheres of Influence. Primary
countMosquito Abatement ISistrictm
�i
17.
Aire Protection Service:
a. Nearest County UState) rile Statin»: Palermo, 4 miles
b Water Availability. Fire truck capacity mainly
Palermo ilemontary; Las Plum'as High
181
Schools in Area.,
The followinP impacts antil concerns ;have ben identified for the two
subdivision . ro�osals.
l.b�e, The establishment !,of UIQ to 32 (dwellings .oxl. 165 acres + (With
an 8,0 acro remainder) will: involve al,torati.ons t6 tht" Soil surface•
A°t�etYcl ix 11ta90 8a. of 9
4
AP 27-18-12t I
Dvsc1155m or, )INV IRONMWAL VALUATION tcontji��'Iued)
0
GV&,djhg for rbAds,)has Contidtrable grading Is
OtedVrifig Oft the Loftus -{fopttlty for installation of a bVid9bw
ntia, ��' Surer; should be
Though the, 6tosio'n ��te I is moderate at most, mta
taken to miffimitt Jib t potential, A gravel surface will be noodtd
I L 1AAL-% work should be cbmw-J0t6d by Octobidt of IM'S,
VII the UWIN
.-UP, I.." C&
lh',. A potential eartliquake of 6 Or greatir on the Richter stole
could. be the Pritkaty goblpgic, hatara to people and Propotty,
rIIStAll6tjon of culverts will be nttdod whore any AU1088 MWI
trbsSv on intermittent drainage or Wyandotte Creek, A 14 Inch
cul -Vert has been inst-411od beneath the licedst road on Lot I of" tho
Loftus subdIvisi'Oft,
5f Disthargoti.)Ito Wyandotte Creek are not expeettA to be a pvobltm
so long as evosioli cbhtroj, measures are followed and th,* fututo;
residents do not ifttontibftally allow petroleum ptbducts 04 other
pbIlUtalitS to enter the drainage System-
3h.k Cloaranco has Yet to be granted by the tnvirop0httl Ilibilth
for either' subdivision, Soll tarts have been done for, thio
orp lijil,s t1aftc-h pottion. The- availability of Water for abyhdstit UOO,-
-e ,l -
is thain conotraint to subdivisio� dpwiopment, Though soil- s at 0
thallow4 the parcel 8iZO9 should allow adequate area for septic,
0
4aI will be prilAbrily confined to the building
0c: Vegetation Vemovd
pads for hometites and access dril,�WaYg, V09dt&tibft)la s previously
the access roads. The
been removed for grading and r-og-rad
r6jeen; will reduce the li,r, of '
pfor gratin of cattle and
Other livestock, T41s alteratib,14. ()f the land use will further reduce
the amount of acreatitt available owirtty%ido for grating purpose;,
Sdt The most noteworthy wildlii`,_A habitat Oft tile propert t is
the
riparian belt along, Wyanaotte Cron k. Any ctossitzgs of triecrooki
including the current bridge Woi,� C-% the Loftus pro ottyo thoutd, be
coordinated with the Departmelit 4- Pish and Game, yandotte Creek '
has water in it during most o"flio year. Tile ;Department of Pith and
Game may require a section 16AS I.Ihrjpjt for altortttion of a strdumbod.
C,,
8a; Though the existing zonin,,,,is A-5, 8) acre parcels may not be
possible in all cases cluo- to t.,t availability of water and soil
conditions for Septic SYstelIP-6.
ll, 12: T lie subdivisions will pro4,ide rural homosites for up to 32
families (posribly mole with further division of tile 80 Acta ro:itainder),
There wi3l be. :some jnducoment for adjoining largo parcols to be, furthot
divided for 110mosites,
Triasubdivisions at a rate of
up to 2ffic will be go,,.oratell .iy the oubdivi
2� "trips per da,v. Mt.Xinto$ij Avenue is the only access ;point
presently. �nr�t4iio Av_,�)iue i, 0.111d IiV cOmPlateu to tIld site for
Appondix P - page, 8b of 9
ate,
AL' 27-18-12, 14
DrSd SSION OP tNVIRO'NMENTAL VALUATION (contlnued) a
s
emergency purposes atleast► Several hundrbd .foot of gradin] will
be -Involved to connect the existing portion of Ontario Avenue with
the Piro Hills, Ranch propert(near Lot 8) , The ,connection of
Ontario Avenue` would meet tiho requiraments of the Subdi.vi'sion Ord'
natto� rogording ctrl -do -sad roads.
4 The profeets will increase the demand for public`servicog I
an outlying' -'area. �
`144t Though 'the fire departiront will not o"'uivz, airy, spoc:ial M#W*uV,6*
connoc;tifts to any water saurce of 1, 000 gallons or iiioro i Tot-
Clearance of at hest �U feat around btai 1, ung �.�truct�tres wi ! l is,* i� �
fro rred, The- wood debris nl�►ng the sccessIN"'04ds will 'need to be oft up
ter othotwise disposed of over the next f+ew months} Other on-s,i.tr6 fire e j
protoction measures should bt considered duo to the extrom+e ft*lurai jl
fire hazard,
14di A park is proposed at the, southeast cornor of the Loftus ,14,0perty.
14at The project will contribute to the need for 6#f -site maid
M4ihtoinea1co of the intervening roads between th6 site and th`e nelrtes,t
County -maintained roads (Reservoir !land) Grubbs Road)
lgat Duel and energy uses will be greater at this location due to the,
distance to travel for most goods and services,
1Gaybt Uactensious of up to 2 000 feet are involved to provide service,`
Tho'high transmission power 11nes are not prosently shown along the
wostern boundary of the Oro Hills- Manch property, A 100 foot~ wide
Wsor line easement Ys shown on the western portion of he Loftus
property.
16et tWID does not provide treated domestic water to this area,
Uiteh water for i.rri.gat on purposes is available. if wells prove to
be unproductive (lass than 5 gallon; per minute), an arrangement may
noed to occur with oWID to provide treated, domostio water.
17bt butte County Mosquito Abatement District submitted the >~olldv ng'
comomits "our primary concern isthe possible increase of mosquitoes
due to the i.ttcreasod use of the existing natural drains located on and
down stream of the tentative parcel map. An a.ppropriato mitigation
for this tentative pnrvel map would .be to have all drainage put to
grade in a manner as, to prevent the occurrence pf mosquito ;Larvae on
and down stream of the tentative parcel map. This area: historically
has 'been known for the presence of Aedes siarrensis, the Ireehole
'Mosquito, 'Chose mosquitoes are the arimary vector of dog heartworm,
U rofi.laria immitis; They are also known to man as a primary nuisance
mosquito, TR R'e iola mosquito breeds in the cavities of bait trees
which contain water. We recommend the filling of all oak tree cavities
which contain water as a way to prevent the occurrence of this
mosquito within the area or the tentative parcel map."
l+ppendix l -- page $c of 9
AP 27.18-12, 14
DISCUSSION Cp hNMONMSNTAh VALUATION (Continued)
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191 The projects will alter the area from open foothill woodland
with
gratIrvg useto `rural homesitesp Natural, vegetation should be
rbtaihed an exp osed soil surfaces planted,with drought toleradt
ndt4yo vegetation. {
Th+ areas along Wymidotte" Creek have a moderate to high degree=
Of setisjtjv'lty for archaeological resources* A lo&I archr *o4ogU. t
w -11) he contaeted regarding these properties and Whet%eT a sUTWY
vauld be pertinent.
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AP 27-18-12, 14
PARTIAL LIST OF
,TENTATIVE CONDITIONS
1.
a grading plan to the Department of'Public Works
,submit
and obtain a grading permit, -'f deemed, necessary, per
Chapter Mof the adopted Uniformi Building Code.
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2.
Utilize standard erosion, control measures and construction
practices o:minimize erosion and other construction impacts.
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3,,
Contact a local representative of the Department of,,Flsh
and Game regarding the stream bed alteratitn for the, ti idg,'d
crossing of"Wyandotte Creek. Obtain a Section 1603 permit,
if requirea, from the Department of Fish and Game.
4.
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If an,,:--archa6ologiCal survey is deemed necds8tcry a dsi i nt
Cultural resources are discovered, appropriate steps are to be
taken to protect the cultural resources involved.
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Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department for
ire prevention measures.
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6.
Provide circulation per the Subdivision Ordinance. Connect')
Ontario Avenue from the existing portion through to tot 8 of,,
the Oro Hills Ranch property.
7.
Comply with the recommend of the Butte County Mosquito
Abatement District,
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1983
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July 11, 1983
Bettye Kircher
Planning Director
7 County Center Drive
Orov'ille j GA 9,965
Dear ate. Kircher,
At Your - request on. June 27, 19 x3 I conducted an archaeological -J
survey of two adjacant properties iocated within But 0oxa,1$7
They are as foll'Swsi
approximatelyReginald 90 P acres of land in th#27-� 8-14 The property covers
e NWS of Section 23v ,;
T. 18 N. , R.4 E., Bangor and Palermo Quadrangles, 7.5' serles'..
The property is located adjacent to the south side of
McIntosh Road, approximately * mile east of Reservoir R61d.
southeast of'Pal:ermo. The property is characterized by
rolling foothill -terrain covered by an oak -grassland type
of vegetation. Wyandotte Greek flows from northeast to
southWest through the property area. The prcpoeed,pr'oject
ie'for a 16 unit subdivision.
�aQ. `. ?� _ The perty
Pacific 1'nvestmentsr inc. A.P. #2748-12. ro
covers approxin'tately 80 acres of land in the Wi�,of the SWt
of E., Bangor and Palle,-,,mo
QuaSdranglesr�? 5 series. . The property is located adjacent
to the north boundary of the toft-.s property described above
The property ,is characterized by rolling foothill terrain
covered by an oak -grassland type of vrigetAtion. The proposed
project is the i6 unit Oro Hill Ranch subdivision.
Prior to conducting an archaeological oiwrvey of these properties
I ccnaulte&Lthe archaeological site record files maintained
at Califorr'i.a State University, Chico to determine if and
previa4sly recorded cultural resources w6ed located within
the project area. No previously recorded cultural resources
had been located "within the project area.
Day surrey of these properties involved an intensive survey of
the areas adjacent to the drainages and an intuitive examination
of the areas alcmg 'the ridge tops and hillsides,
the focus
of the survey was a visual inspection of the ground surface
for materials or features indicative of prehistoric or early
historic activities.
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1 o4dareatalong' Wyandotte- r6ek had ;been heavily dragged for
g ` g dredging along tete smallex
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c�,ra�x►a 'es. No 3.tzdicaions of' ei5�>`ly historic activity were
s, with' sofie
ods,grved orgy either property. The only reriain3.ng indications
of p�ehietoric activity were twa �'solated bedrock, morta��
d is tsida o the dredger tailings on Wyandotte Creek',
3' they ►ere ever any other prehistoric materials within
the are' they have beexi dest�.°cyad "by the dredging'. 1t
is, theref ore regommended that w.ochai6ological clearance be
grastt0d f)br both of the Prr) jeot areata described above.
SincelLyour,
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` amee P. MOMing
ehaeology 'Consultant w
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