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Parce'le 11 r�M:.MYwW+Y'ftl4wwYiM'1''N' - /,w,.r«u+.N.»t.w,w,r ,wrw--. _.. .w'YieYiwar. 'tYw,iwFn+i.,+4i:.wV:. at, the easy end of Mackintosh _venue aDmaximat- a- y .3200�1, s a to intersection of Mackintosh Avenue and Grier Avenue. Palermo area: .fOi' �" I�ARCEL.t3,iREFt 27-18-19 yrs I w:C ASS GENE LL PLAIq Ag-Resp. FRt3aWT. CONSISTENT? Gznit-10j., PLAN CONN RMANCV REPORT February 7, 1989 DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNATCIRE ONSZRVATlON ACT CONTRACTS? Nc fi February 17, 1989 a .Appy w.'llTT8 7 ArICEI 1"E i ; Rota Craves ENGINEER.. P,o, Box 986, d}roville, CA 95955 VATE ALAN ''" NIAiG DIREC"1'(3R' S nP09T PREPARE 777 ;VV .An ,' 4Y,8NT,Atr CA. MGORXCA.L BM'IPTION DATE FlU ARD DATL N,�OATXVr, DECLAVAT.rON 'DATE Id�� ,XCATiM NEG.. DECLAR11T1ifJN - +DANE X60PTE;D FIN Y VPmA, !T RYPORT - DATE; ClIVItE.'.s..a+... STATE CUS!f %i'" J,NGf3OiJi7E. �� r»,.cp.,rs 4aw.s.«Lia,dy.W,rs �t1I�. � CUMria1T�;SE !'�l�E;'11"K f` ��'I.t AbVISORY AG -.NCY ME M.M. .... I T)rt ' CRS ACEN ACTIO�t�w. APtIALM)APPVAI, f P,RIY G t)A' V M1.r#.riw+nA«+»Wrw .iw. sJ+1rw4.wwWK Y.afw . . w�-z r• �. ._.- e..:«...+u.Y..4i - -"- «.W�,.w...._-».-w=�,w.r,.,,.wa,_...,w.A,•.y.. w� : „..,...�..w:�� y, EIVNTATIVE SUBDIVISION TE dTATIVE• PARCEL i4AP � � 71989 - 01mviUs, C:nitfatvk MW LIMINARY ,UBDIjlIMION WAIVER APPLICATION (Please check appropriate box) Y S I M P'S © / PHOiVTr. NO: i ` 14 -7 -1 vS( 7•c. 4 �IA VlxYr : �NYYJA111t117'.;. �f J.t_3 r'i`. •'. �e�'" J%- ��rj•�I �/.i ��'Fit:� �/t'^"./:i �~.'� PHONE: ITO ttr:, r,,j f;UTBX.R OR SURVEYOR: its,; � G7� �`5 � �C}, � PHONE No. 5-3 t4';. � L UG x..�,f'i' OF I RIZ . ` �.�" '1'I0rc SOF "FRO P tL: To,#- SHI'P RANGE SECTION /41 Ar,,-,E'3-00R. 45 PARCE;L'NUMER.: —747, L8 1 TOTAL ACREAGE FMfO , COMMIT PRStA-34 1rM 'TITLE REPORT OR RECENT POLICY OF TITLE INSURASCE (dated vit-bi.n. last six months) WIM1 APPLICATION. INDICATE; BELOW TIM DATE AM RECORDING INFORMATION BY WHICH THIS PARTIICULAR PARCEL WAS CREATED PAGE , immm Aim STzE OF PARCELS BE= CREATED (including any reMainder): -c t•,r , Ca: "Po riATURAf7 i^7ATEH CCIURGE OR STORM DRAIN: 11ETHODUP LI MOV, DISMAL-. ✓iC�'?l/ I ,%,� x, tt.� r� � ., � (Check with Health Departmeiit rf r fir uax::r: �10URCE Or. VrAT1`E"R.7�IVVZW'e.I = r . � (Check +At h Health bepartmeni;) t# 'Crwn Im PI16m wafts EriICT TO THE DOWMAVC OF 'AM 0910,ML PARCEL$ IF 11'101'; f.10*15M&11% 11-Itt C. DISTANCE `l'=t WIRD MVF TO M EXTENDED: $ ENVI'�i�(7WENT,AL IMPACTS AND i�(ITh�A �I0,N _MEA811RES> Identify potentially significant environmental impacts associated with the land division, What project design features or special conditions of approval (mitigation measur s') are. proposed to alleviate potentia. environmental impacts? J�1„.- 9, ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING* a) Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, ;sail stability, plants and animals,, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects: Describe any, existsig strictu-res on the site, and the ise of the structures. ZU4 �� h;.�w.A. -.;�t►•..� s�.n..«�Gt-y�,....�..G�:... 't�<o ../Lv,:;,.,,,,r,. �7R�.la.�/ .. ', / �— b) Describe t-hai surrounding, properties, including information on plants and wilmals and airy cultural, historical, or scenic aspects. Indicate the; type of land use (residential; commercial; etc:), intensity ozr land use (ons'a-family) apartment houses; shops, depart- ment sto,ti+xs;, etc.)i and shale of development (height, frontage,; setback, re�1r yard, etc.), � P r•[►} , Q,a�r-""fit-.{.►. H/.co�` `w.,r� °�'`�' '�..'�/" '� �.,u,�C; TNl the attachedexhibitsepresent lthe 1tdata tand sinformation urequired �for ethis in initial evaluation to the best of my Ability, and that the facts, statements and information pre's'ented are trud. and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief. Dale - Signature For � �'�f?"�/ S)M e S a s .(Use separate sheet for -longer responses, '00�;.1UOWdOJOA6(! Oubrl GRw 41 9d 1�3 �t� r��.iJttsl� H-� LTTEOLJ hiTX ENEl2AZ: JPaC.AI`T [s i�My7y 2 R� pOR uf�e'Cc-PlannsngCo►rm. + FOFZ .p.�+I2GFI; MAp OFt : cow? ��,1'BD�V2SION JUN � � ►�t,s Its 1-4 to be co pletsd by applicant: C�rovilla, �'alifrorbto 1. AP PLICUC KAM An ADDRESS; r � y )tOJ= 0FS43U?nOX: f 3 « c/ 5 ASSESSORts .PAR= .{s), *o MPOSED USX.- -,,"Zhe tollowing item any to be coepleted by the Plinn. �L, De, artment i LUo 'WHSERVAnow Ams e IEN Ami PLAN De'SIGYATI011¢' ton4ftloruxi C__ __ri eds; �,CP�'�bi�.'URAL-Si�,tDE;fII11d � • ' 110�j `�" t is recommended that ya,1 perform the SL Agricultural Cc+apat bility f follaxing checked items: • �. 5:ater and Sewer Capacity �[ ARMAMU)GICAL MORf3S CtDrC7C .. Adequatei?Lre Facilities ^�— 4o Ac -ad Capacity and lri. BO AXICAL SURVEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY ,lte:tahae w Access to CtMrcial and SchcolA _ . NO aKJ%11'.1M k1fD FIELD cRopS r + WIIHIN DEPARI0''4T CIF FISH ?ed ominartt 5-0 ac. Parcel Size' AND GMS 'DEVIIAPME12 7AN - V.iCL-Iity of Urban Soundariea J. Ago Viability not Impaired' Wanux FLOOD PLU- n. 5tuff Determinations Substantially conform tom WITHIN AREA, SPECIFIC oft LAND USE PLAN:. " Cr.'SFiGL PLANK: i. Land Uma 2. Co sezvatiau If Yes - J • Open Space X RIS.- of Plasi 4. Safety X � nux URBAN RE5EkV4t �� X 5. ;Noise If 'Yes, 6 $casing 7, :i cut: tion _. n YRFoar LAN 1 tib "tart' »i�n.tue if Datc t, , Q :i13 DI INI14i, I Air AWARE iH' 3I:.. ; SOvt "dT. bn u=t� «. r MM � \'L ': « .. .. y +' Signature of A if rix+3t.t 1 #.Wrt t+iil iMpire and be df -w ,c,d si. .. «..+L .. ;; (b� ttcu ' C ► (SSG manihs the .ate of chc' s �` +_+ �•� ii,�{I ftlil�. LD 1000A C reViSdd G-87) i d LitT'i"Y'Iv C�C)TXIVT�' t /}ID'r 5� 3 - Woe Co. Manning C M T�'rR-A r:.- PLAN C0N% C�1 M:ANcrn Rx-rP p OR F'A R.4t14M T--A1=1 01. sXJ33Dzv'x S iC73�1 Mme, P bVIA l �1 1988' ., ItWo 1-4 to be cocpletad by applicant; m orov:is, Californjq 6V?LTCAAT NA.M AND ADDRESS: _:�✓ET7`f = /M%'So 1 VROJEC DESCRIPTION: Ae.,c eL r%4A P - !�A!'�.=��L ,✓m ,��- s,a rye. i E-h--- �. PROPOSED USE, iK e7:S/ � follow:ir?,; ite:is are to be completed by the PXanning Department: 'MUM, ZONING: LAND CONSERVATION AGR DMi7j C" ak7tAl:,. DESIGNMON: Aa- -• P-Sf _- rr;rAa 7csr��l Ori erik3.'..` ,:it9L2"r.*Ct-�cEiTtl7Ab SES NO It is reco=ended that you perform the 1. Ascazl'tdsra.I Ccr raat.bility following checked itemsi :2. Water - d Sir Capacity �y_ ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK -4 It' Adequate Fire > tilities �! BOTANICAL SURVEY , ,k» 'Road Ca y Capacity w4 a.�.�i �.aintenance GEOLOGICAL SURVE't . A.cces to Co crcial and. Schools .�.._ YES NO a; � .... rlD � MS #jY WITHIN DEPARTT OF Z ISH t'rcdo - ac: Parcel Size GAtdE DEOjU OP }1ND 'YEIABNJENT 20Yb; "��""' 1Yicira o 't3zb� IIoUndarses WHIN FLOOD PLAINt ,x , :3d AZ. Viability r,,: Impaired 'to: WITHINAREA, SPECIFIC OR :Staff bat(.=L aticn: Substantially conform LAND Us PLAN: G�L.�Er"F1, P3..4t 1,. Land Use if Yes3 Cohservation W �Nage of Plan - 3. {`}yen Space w .L�i_ VITfLLti URBAN RESL"tVE, r .Noise X. if Yes, ._ ug u. H0inS -- 11=0 of 1tiYk c�:c c� "s Circulation `•_•= _�� AIRPORT I.Vo USsi YLa-, . r 104ak- -3 1' � � ..�lL`�"r�.�w�. �'" ���-ice:. y C�Ci'/9r�� . �i✓�' �`i It----'�'�.� �/ ' ., RVQUiK.,"'1":.s3 LAiVl,° DIVISION) I M AWARE 0 r t. MITY blaTKINIPATI(o; s.i�i YwlilA'a Signature of Applit {{yy „� ` .i j$ Yt,♦ �s l),iG1 p.lUlij Y�� p� rt Will u-..piro and be.. ditid- ,.end -six \6I y� a, [� { `fir p� j �a1 y� � `• /. hlohths trCffi the dato..or w. .�Laff a'i.ig"tjyo. r ( � v r r � Environmental Health DepartmentNAMEc BE' STMPSON %_ Plannan Department ... CDF (Forestry 'Department) AP; 27-1$-19 w S ( s north of red line on map) County Sheriff arter on area PG&E (check title report for easement) Pacific Bel i Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville Mosquito Aba'tem nt (areas within large pin cabinet) chool strict (wad ma") ffi � Ato 4 mo Water Company (if indYvid al wells are not # di ate'd on application or map) Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual Water Co, California Water Service Company (Chico area) _ Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river) Thermalito Irrigation Di.tric:t (Thermalito area NE of river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd to lake) _ Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) Buzztail Waterworks (Doe Mill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) Paradise Irrigation District City of (check wall maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Chico Paradise Biggs Gridley LE AREA ONLY: Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District (see large map in cabinet) Feather River Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) _ El Medio Fire District (check wall map, a small portion of Oroville only) BIT :U'S,, RICHVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COUTY), check wall map and title report i to see what applies. Some areas overlap. Drainage District #1 Drainage District #2 Drainage District #100 Drainage Distract #2001 Reclamation District #833 Reclamation D ttrict `2056 Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District Butte Creek Drainage District in CEETAIN CASES; Superintendent of Schools (only for subdivisions) Dept. of Fish and Game (near water 'and in rural and mountain areas) 911chvale Hwy.), 151 (Clark Road) � ( cut-off), 162 (Olive Hwy, & Cal 'Trans (near State Mwv� 32, 70 99 140 Chico State Water QU01ity Control Board (projects with more than 100 hots or units) United States Forest Service (if project borders USA land -check AP books) Parks and koereation Department (property near Lake Oroville) State Water Resources Department (property near Lake Oroville = watershed) _. Rock Creels Reclaimation Dist., (west of Chico Airport, "south of Rdck Creek and east of Hwy, 99 (see wall map) Chico Area Recreation & 'Park Dist (only ,for subdivisions) SMIAL CASES: check title report for any mention of special services or easements such as to Thermalito Irrigation District (numbered items) - M JUN 2 rE N07L *M O—F 2Nt`1rNA',, Z't��7`2 81`0 8 Butte County 14001 eri �.�. ,,, and ides h ��f.ice of Planning � •. StrPF#, Room l ing Department i1 Sacramento, CA 958147 County Center Drive or f 1989 roville, C A 95965 Y county Clerk County of Butte CANDACE J. GRUBBS, r3ulteCoXktlt By Deputy O''U]3-7t] C,r Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 211108 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code l'rn,ject Title, AP 0, Name ,:tentative Parcel Map 27-18-19. Betty Simpson State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number ;,if submitted. to Clearinghouse) aohn Mendonsa, PUblic Works (916) 538-y7266 ',gject I✓:caton tlt tFie east end. of ac autosvenue, approxi"miy .s00 ft. eatt of the intersection of MacKilitosh Avenue. .ancl S tier Avenue, R,al.ermo) area. Fr ject Description Eentat3.ve Parcel map to diViae acres to crea FE f6ur 2,0 +J- acre parcels. Mis is to advise that 't-he Butte County Advisory Agency, (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) hms approved the, above-described project on June 26, 1.989 and has made (Date) the folloloi.n,g dete rminations regarding the above-described project., l The project will, X will not, have a significant'effact on the environment. r 2,. An Fnvir'onmental Impact Report vas prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions Si C-tQ'Aj X A Negative Declaration was prepared for that: project p�;rtistrant to the provisions of CEQA: 3, Mitigatlott measures " +st�`>~e, --X--Were 11of, made, ri Condition of the Approval of the project.. rt, A statement at overriding considerations �.��ras ►tu(_ 4tclotitc(i for this pt+oject, This is to e•et-t:ifv that the final 'Sift vith' comment, and respenzos tnd i„ecord of prt)jeet; al)proval is avalla.ble to the general public at.,- '8utte. County pl.,anni.itg Dt partmon.t 7 county Center brivu Orov';i lle, CA 95065 Dat'o Rocisive d roe Piling and , POSt:itis at OP k t;4'. B.-A, Kircher 9 5 9 birector of piahhigq ib Tlt10 as ... a „ p A yy� ��.� 6 teaurming comm ,SUN 2.71989 _j.»: 'UnZ.» �• LAND ND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY --� DEPARTMENT OF "PUBLIC IVORKS k MLLIAM' (Sill) CHEFS, 01tector t 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 CM'I);'I�'f} MAILTelephene: (916) 558.7681 RONALD Dr McELROY Deputy -Dlrettor June 26, 3989 Betty Simpson, µRB: AP 27-18-19 1135 Katella Stt%eet Tentative Parcel 'Map Laguna Beaclho CA 92651 Dens Ms. Simpson-, At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on June, 26, 1989, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of environmental impadt and approved the tentative parcel map on the above-referenced property subject to the conditions listed on the attached sheet. If no appeals are timely filed—wi,.thin ten. (10) days ,of the date of the Advisory Agency`s approval-'-with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, this action will be final. When the conditions. Of appt0val are complied with, it will be in order for you to -file your "final ramp" with the Butte County Department of Public 1forks for recordation within twenty-four (24) months of the date of approval by the Advisory Agency. "?r If you have any questions regarding this matters please contact this office h, Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works '. JoHn �tendarisa A�Aistant Director attachment rrc; Plannibag Department tnvir011itental Health Department Ron Cr#.,roes WJ 4 BETTY STMPSON, TPM, AP 27-18-19,,4 parcels on property located at the east end. of Mackintosh Avenue approx. 3200 ft. east of the intersection of Mackintosh Ave,- and Grieii Avenu+?. Palermo area. Engineer: Ron Graves 'Public Storks conditions:- 1 Verify legal. access, 2 Provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -11 to each parcel from a county maintained road. or state highway. 3' Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final map. 4 Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access easement: 5 Provide road maintenance agreement. 6 Sho, all easements of record ch the final map. Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department of Public Warks prior to recordation of the final map. ' Pay off any assessments. Provide: cul-de-sac at the end of the street. 10 Pay any delinquent taxes or current "taxes as required. 11 Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire DepartmentY,, Environmental.. IIealbh 12 Show the usable sewage d spotal area proven to meet: the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels #1, #2, #3; and #4, 1.3 Prove that the: required quantities -es of dom r�stic water are available to parcels #1, #2, #3, and A. b o, �hnNo 0ornr►,. ; ' j �^+, , or»villo, Ali Asa Elouwzl LANDS OF NATURAL WEALTH AND bCAUTY -.Z DEPARTMENT OF PU'eLIG WORKS WILLIAM (8111) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , OROVILLE, CAL,FORNIA 95965 i Telephoner (0)6) CERTIFIED MAIL RONALD D.14CELROY Deputy Ditacfai June 9, 1989 Betty Sampson RE- AP 27-18-19 19.35 Katella Street Tentative Parcel Map Laguna Beacho CA 92651 Dear Ms. Simpson; Plouase be advised that the Butte County Advisory Agency will, hear Your application on the above—icrentified property on June 26, 1989, The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department and will, be considering Your tentative parcel map.: Public Works will recommend the conditions of approval as listed on the attached, sheet, `The meeting will commence at 9:00 a:.m, in the Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Puilding, 25 County Center Drive, Orov'ille, California; If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office, Very truly yours, ; William Chei_f Director of public Storks al I Jai n Mendonsa '— Ass'tant Director JM/ds I attac6ent CC: P,ianning Department" V. Vitonmerital Health Dep8rtment F';on. Grav4�s j c� v t � Q SIMPSON, TPM, AP 2:7-1$-1.9 4 east end of Mackintosh Avenue a parcels an property 'located the 3200 pProxft. east of the inte,'rsection Of Mackintosh Ave. and Grier Avenue. Palermo area. Engineer; Ron Graves Public Wotks rondition3; I Verify legal access. Provide two-way traversable. access _ ass R5-8 L13 -II to each parcel from a ;county maintained road or state highway. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final mag: 4 Show 50 ft.' building setback line'measured from centerlin,F easement. of access S r Provide road maintenance agreement. ' Show 811 easements of record on the fx.aal map.. Provide, street name signs per of thi off Pub lic Works Prior to recordation of the final. maj, 8 Pay off any assessments: Provide cul-de-sac at the end:: of the street, 10 delinquent tAXes or current taxa'-. Pav any n tax as regwred. { �l Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department. �d >"ib. �id1fb11�11Q �- J UN.`7 19$9 r h4� 14fic clounrIl - - LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH A N 0 BEAUTY 'DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH I ddress :3 196 Memorial Way 47 County Center Drive p 747 Elliott Rood Chico, Colifornim95926 Otoville, California 95965 Paradise, Colifamia 95965 Reply to Telephone. 9161891.2721 Telephone- 916/538.7281 Telephone. 9161$72.6308 ,Tune b, 198 t.an Graves P#0. 0. Dox 986 I Orovi l l e.. 'CA. 9596 RE TPM - Betty R.- Siffipstah - AP# 27-1:?`--19 6L*ar Mr. Graves: i l; This department has :advi.seid /the Butte County Department of Public Warks Land Development Sect��on that we are prepared to act on the ,above application; 7 ,Based a,'n present i rlforma:4tion we t4n� recommend approval o conditional approval. Recommerided Conditions t'o�;�A v+al ;i I . Show the usably seipage disposal area proven to meet the _ re u remeots of the;.Sub�div Subdivision Ordi ance o parcels # - 2 _+� n n p r i, 43, and 44. �t 1 r� 2. Prove that the reciuired guarstities of domestic., water are available tp parce'; Oij #21#2y and #4, if yo have awiy gttesti�Jns raga+rding this letter;; please contact' nhomar Hughes oSt-06, sel ��'OatSZ}thM►eabove listed address or telephone weekday'so ji 'Very truly you'rsr 'Philip E Nelson, quell errrisi' g '.chvirboMbntal Health i'Specialks..°l ja mac: PlarYcin Dep":rtmerlt+.�- .. �t ' Butte, C, our t LAND QP NATURAL WeALTHAt PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OFtOVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95065-3397 TELEPHONE., (916)539-7601 may 10, 1989 T9ehty Simpson - 11Ratella Street aguna Beach, 'CA 92651 der Tentative Parcel Map AP #2.7-1$-19 Gear Ms. Simpson: e County Planning De The Butt g artment p has completed the PenviroCalifornia i tal revs ew of your project ir1 accordance to the Environmerital. Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency withill the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code. F;ecton 21151.5. In addition, the Planning Director's report r;aquiLed by Sections 20- 63 i�nd �omgletedO-99 of Plea;;etfinduten�lu.�ed thebdp%l,sion Ordinance has been ' County which has o been prepared for y � ening Director's Report P P your pro�sct, Please review the enclosed Planning birectci-tSL .report with conditions of approval, if applicable. If you note axly errors or omissions in our evaluation;' please bring them t,b our attention. The 811vironmental Documents and i laritaing Dix,�G.Ftor cs Report for o4r Project, has been sent to the butte Count+- Advisory Agency for their action. California Goverhmernt Code �8,'cti.ons 65950 &nd 65952.1 requires the Butte County Adrjisory jkga�hc�Y, set hearings' and approve or disapprove your project within „x months froth the mote; on which your application arras, z eceived "' j1l accepted. The ZIX mointhPtime limit for your project mandatE�,� day state law, will prof the tirri . and place of the u"alic h occur on Se tember 17, 1989. The Adv; lsort' Age-1gc:y will r otif<y you p ear'ing f0t your prtbj ect, Xf' there are modifications to Your Y prt'rj ect , hat eelated to Mitigating an identified impact; re'�oour evalua`vion f shall be regtAired y project e IJ , t „ ` r Butte vrounru LANDOF NATURAL WEALTH A N D BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY 'CENTER DRIVE—_OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA '95965.3397 'a PHONE.-538-7661 10irch 13, 1,989 Betty Simpson 1.135 katella Street Dquna Beach, CA 92651 e: APnative Parcel Map w year Ms. Simpsont. T'lle Butte County Planning Department has completed the initial. ;a,�udy of potential environmental cause qu..nces anticipated in. .� connection with, the eabove-mentioned: ' project, a copy of which is being forwarded to you. Please rav ew the .enclosed checklist, noting particularly any cure and manner in which the project is, c:,irrie" Jk the _ d out. environmental problems which could be minimized or avoided by th review y g res or conditions e- approval. an recommended mitigation measures Ater reviewingthe checklist.. , you may see ways to improve the project design. Design improvements to minimize problems are encouraged. If you note any errors or omissions in. our eValuation, p?ease bring them to our attention. You will be notified of the time and placeof the public hearing for your projecti, if you have any questions regarding ,environmental review, please contact this office, -ai:ncerely, B. A. Xircher u Director of Planning ; BLent L. Moore Associate Planner BLU lr a cot Joon Graves � P:O. Box 986 Oroville; CA 95965 f d1 APPENDIX I coumxlt QF 136mam 1✓Io�V�1�2.CaNME1V'T.1�1✓ C�IECKi, Z � T FOirtiVl: (To be completed by Lead Agency) LOG No. 89-02-,17-01 19 AP N0. 27-18-19 1. Name of proponent Betty Simpson I. Address of proponent and representative (if applicable); 1.135 Xatella Street Ron Graves �,a u a Beach" CA.9261 P -0 - BOX 986 .. Oroville, CA -9-79-9-67 3. # Project descriptions Tentative Parcel Map to divide 80 +/j acnes 4o create fo-Ur 20 +/- acre i parcels. i, 1C�. L^�NI7A.TORY F"�N172NGS >�F' S=GN�FZCAN,CE AYES GYBE ( ;, NO ' 1. Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, ' substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, { cause a fish or. Wildlife population to drop below selt�sustaining levelsA threaten to eliminate a plant or animaI community, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or elimihate icportant examples of major periods of California 'history or prehistory! 2* Does the project have the potential to achieve Short=term benefits to the detriment of long-term environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the environment is one which occurs in a'relatively brief period of time while long-Ldtm impacts Will endureinto the future.) 34 Does the project have impacts which are individually jimited but cumuiAtively tons1dekable7 (A project may impact on two or more separate resources where the inpact on each resource is relatively scall, but where the effect of the total of those .impacts on the environment is significant.) 4. Does the project have environmental effects which willcause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly! , IIS .DET IZMY 7AT i�N (To be completed by the Tread Agency). On the basis of 'this initial evaluAtfon' I10t find the priposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment an4 a NEGATIVE DECLARATION Will be prepared INE find that although the proposed 'project COULD have a significant effect On the environment; there Wi].f not be a signi.Eicant effect in this case because theMiTICAtION MEASURES described on the attach:,d sheet have been added 'to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared. i._._ IN9 find, the proposed project, MAY have a significant effect on the ehVirohm6nt, 1 and an MIRON*4£NTAL IMPACT REPbRT is required. COUNTY OF WUTTEj PIANNING DEPARTMENT DAM March /17, J � gent L. Moore AsSoaiab Planher by: Reviewed 11 < a• i 7- {{ N`*y ��� ,wry �n��y +�. +� y��+� /.+� �v. A•�'�' �LY 'V��Vl`Il�A ICfiV ..L A.AJ .A•l�•l'�i..•�'ti? (Eicplanations of all "YES" and JiliAY " ans-Wq i are required onl4attache6 sheet(s): Will the proposal result in significant: aK. . Unstable earth cr)nditions, or changes in geologic substru - g ctuLes? AYES-YIiE N0 b. Disruption, displacement, compaction or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d. Destruction) covering at modification of any unique geo features? logic or physical p. Yncrease in wind or Water erosion of s,,xls, either on or off site? f. Changes in. deposition or en%- ft of each sands, or changes in siltationy deposition or erosion which mty modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? 1 9-- tans of prime agriculturally peoductxve soils outside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards? •� V 2. AIR. 1411 the proposal result in � ubstantia'l; a. Air emissions or deterioration of sabignt air quality? b. The creation of Objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? c, Alteration of air movement Moisture at temperature, or any change in climate; locally or region,.'!ly? 1. W'A'TER, 'Will the proposal result in substantial, , z. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in either marine or fresh water$? Vii. Changes in absorption rates, drainago patterns, or the 'rate and amount Of surface runoff? c. Need for offsite surface drainage improvelnahts, including vegetation removal, channelizatlon of culvert installation? d' Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters? eF Change in tate amount of surface Hater in g any water body? f. Discharge into surfacewaters, or in any alteration of surface Water ualityty including q g but hat limited to temperature,' dissolved oxygeh turbidity? at S. Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of ground Waters? by Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals,, or through intetcepti:on of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? er J• t� i= lteductioh in the amount of Water otherwise available for 'public water supplies? . kxposlure of peopla or property to WAter-related hazards such as flooding? k. PLANT L1fE. Will the proposal result in skbatantialg a: Chahge in the diversify of species;prnumber Of any species of plants (including trees) shrubs) grasfi, crops) and z uatit loot;! 7 ' bM toductlon of the numbers cif day unique ,rata or endangered species of plants? p c,• Introduction of new species of plants into ah aredi bt in a'barrier to the normal replenishment of existing species? ti+ Reduction in acreage of any agricultural 4 P? - � ..: S. ANIMAL Lib � "Ff li the proposal result ins substantial : ' p p YES Ai�YAF NO a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land ,animals including ,reptiles, fish and shellfish, organisms or insects)? n, b, Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of animals? C4 Introduction. of new species of animals. into ;an area, or in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? d, 'Deterioration of existing fish or wildlife habitat? _. �! 5, NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial; a,. tncxeases in existing noise levels? b, Exposure of people to severe noise levels?,� >. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will, the proposal produce significant light and glare 8. LANA USE. Will the proposal result in a substantial alteration of the present or planned land use of an area? 9 NATURAL RESOUR�S. Will the proposal result in substant'.o a, Increase in be rate of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural resources? 14. RISE OFF SET'. Will the proposal involves a. A risk of explosion or release of Mzardous substances (including, but not lizaited, to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the,ovent of an accident or upset conditions? b, Possible interference with an eme"gency reaponse plan or emergency plan? 11. POPULA'TION.. Will, the proposal alter location,, distribution, density or growth rate of the human population? "12. HOUSING, Will the proposal affect existing housing, or create a demand; for additional housing? l% :13, TRANSPO TATION1CIRCULA'TION _ Will the proposal .result in , a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? t/ b. Effects on existing parking facilities,, or demand for new parking? c, Substantial impact on existing transportation systems? d, Significant alterations to present patterns bt circulation or movement of people and/or goods? �,✓ e. Alterations to uAterborne, rail or air''traffie? ti f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles; bicyclists or pedestrians? 14i PUBLIC SMV'ICES: Will, the proposal have ao effect Upon) or result in a need for new or altered goveriunent services: it, 'Eire protectioh? r �i b. Police protectiohl d, Parks or other ettteat4onal facilities? e. Haintenahcd of public facilities, including roe s? f, tither governmental,snrvites li " :,S.« ENERGY. Will the proposal result in YES MAYS No a, Use of substantial amounts: of fuel o:r energy? ' b,. Substantial increase in demand upon 4xisting sources of energy, or require the development of new source.6s of energy? lb. igILITIES. Will the proposal result yin a need for new systems, .or substantial alterations to the following: a: Power or natural gas? b. Cormminiications systems? c. Water . railability7 d. Sewer or septic systems? a. Storm water drainage? f. Solid waste td disposal? 1, 7. TitTEiAN ."E=H. Will the proposal result in: a. Creation of any health hazard or potential hazard (excludihp, mental health)? Ger b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards? lS. AESTMIVS. Will the proposal result in the obstruction of any scenic vista or view open to the public, .or will the proposal ,result in the creation of an aesthetically offensive site opento public view? 1. ItLGItEAT>4li. Wil' the ;proposal result in an irxpact upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? 10. CULTMAt..P2F`SD MCESi. 'l a,, Will the proposal result in the alteration or destruction of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? b. Will the proposal, result in edverse physical or aesthetic effects i% to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object? c: noes the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change V 'Which would affect unique ethnic cultural Values? d. Will the proposal restrict existing -religious or sacred uses 'within % ' the potential, impact area? 2S'CT7SS'Z01�7 t71~''-�1V`.YRC71�iME1r7AV'ALiC7.TZ4N ,:ee attached.. �h fjr D.- ISCU8SION OF `' VIRONMENTAI EVAWATION AP 27-18-19 Ib: The proposed project will cause some disruption, displacement, cF*�tpaction, and overcovering of the soil due to the residential. 6.,ev.elopment. however, it is not considered significant due to the !' �ize of the parcels proposed `wild the zoning limitations of ane &�ejelling W.xit per parcel. ;car Some minor earthwork will be necessary to develop building pads. I,� is anticipated the Butte County Grading Or;:dinance will mitigatle . ny significantly adverse impacts., No loss of prime agriculturally productive soils will, occur as a ecoult of this project. This project proposes creating 20 acre 6 az`ce1. sizes which are considered commercially :• viable agriculttzr:•�l acreages. llj;- The project site is located approximately 1/2 mile east of a fault system a;ssocia.tedwith the Foothill Shear Zone. Seismic hazards are a potential, considering the proximity to this a,, Ave -fault systemi construction of buildings to the Uniformed Building code Standards for sei rnical,ly G ctivt. areas should provide adegtza Ee protection to occupants in case of seismic activity. r The proposed project is zoned. A-5 and, designated by th x Butte County GeneralP,1a n as Agri.cti.ltu*;al-Ite.�sidential The �jroject conforms to both the General Plan and zoning ordinance. The subdivision design is consistent, with the surrounding development character of the .area. The 20 acre parce7, size as proposed are in ,harmony, withthe rural foothill area Dissociated in this Palermo ,community; a 1 increase in demands t �.4 : p This pro j e�'�� w1+11 represent Sri rncr; ementa y M ti :for public services it ` a rural area of the Count at a time when Co ftty budgets for public services ard. -very Limited. k BLM:lr s; i .Applicant:: Betty Simpson Assessor's,, rce1 AP 27-18-19 Log 89-02-17-01 DATA SHEET 4 Project Desc)ciption I. Type of ProjectTentative Parcel Map. 2. mei Description: Vantative Parcel :Map to divides 8o+/- acres to create four 2t3 +/-- acre parcels.- 3. Location: At the east end of MacKint:osh Avenue, approximately 3.200 ;Beet east of the intersection of MacXij'itosh A:►enue and frier. Avenue; "Palermo Area. 4. Propo►►.ed. Density of Development; One dwelling unit per 20 acres,, 5 " Amoulalt of impervious S'tzrfaci.ng Mlinimal, Less than 5% 64, Acce;s=s and K-arest Public, Road (s) MacKintosh Avenue 73, Metb,o!d of Sewaje Disposal: Individual septic and leac;hfield systems. 8 . SoUtCe of Water Supply: xndiv: duc-il wells, 9 N Proxdmity of Power Lines: Ad j acerit to property. 10. Potential for further land divisicins and development.; The property could, subdivide clown to five: acre parcels under exi.>tin zoninc which would allca. .S g _{ w fear an additional 16 Parc e-Is . F'. E�vlronmcgr�tal Settixi� Ph 51„cal EnvirOnmentz 1... Terrcbin a . General, Topographic Characi;iar : 11oll:ing hills and{ foothill: ares► of Sierra wevadas. b. Slopes: l5--30 C . Elevation; ,100-350 ft,. A.'S.]Ji d, Limiting ]r actors: Steep sloim 2. Soi.,l a. Typesand characteristics: Auburn: moderate permeability, drains well, ' s.il:t ,loam soil,. h. itimiting ]" actors Steep s16pes 3. Natuit'ail Hatards off: the Land. a. tarthquakia Zone: Moderate eart.hqzalkeintensity Zone p. Erosion Potential Moderate ac. Landslide Potential. L.ocv, d . kilre Raza d". Fmt,reme haza ;-&� . e . S`xpans i ve So .l Potential : Higl r . 44 Hyo:r�,'Iiogy a. iSurface Cher ; done. b. Ground Water-,, Generally ac essible. L6� . N C* Drainage Characteristics:, Property drains towards the southwest. d. Annual Rainfall (normal): 22-24". e Limiting Factors: ,None. 5. visual/Scenic Quality: Good. 6. Acoustic Quality: Good. 7, Air Quality: Good, Biological Environment: 8. Vegetation Oak grasslands with pastuZes orchards, and rolling foothill woodlands. 9-. Wildlife 'Habitat; Small birds and - animals common to oak grasslands,, Cultural Environment 10. Atchaeologiical a.i''id Historical Resources in :the 11rea '4oderate to low including unknown: :11. Butte. County General. Plan designation:' Agric:ult-ural-- Re.lidentlal 12 , Ex,lsting Zoning: A-5, 13 , Existing ;Gariel Use on -.site: Open space footha.1ll altea 14. Surrounding Area-, a. Land Uses: Rural residential., open spad!:Gs. b.Zoning: A-5 c; Ger, Plan. Designation: Agricuxtura]-Res:identi.al d. Parcel 'l' :zest Range from 8-20 acres ei Populat4oftz Rural residential. 1.5. Character of Site and Area:' Rural foothill area. 16. Nearest Urban Area; City of Orovl.116 11. Relevant Sp ie -res of Influence-.' None. 18. Improvements Standards Urban Area: Ro. 19. Fire Protection Service: a. Nearest Count State Eire Station.- , Statia;f ocate. approximately 2) 1.72 miles northwo �t. of the the project site. b. Watar Availability: Tanker truck only. 20. Schools in A1Cea: Palermo Union School bisttj; t. k 1 RUN ta«t4r+tntn9Ctffw&' � COM TY O, BGITE DEPAItTifEN?" OF PI3BLIC l40RKS 7 County Center Drive it Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 5.38-7266 M February 16, 1989 Betty Situp ,on RE. AP 27-18-19 1135 Katelli� 8t, Tentative Parcel clap Laguna Beach, CA 92651 Bear ids.. Sifhpson:. This is to 'otify you that your application for; a tentative- map for the above?-referi.!nced property is being submitted to the Planning Department for envirorilental determination, and to the Environmental health Department for its revLew This applich;tion'tw.11 he considerefl complete when we have received notification, from the Planning Department and the Environmental Health Departmnt i:hat all, necessary data haste been received. These departments will octntact� you..-xigarding any additional information they may require. al Very truly yaurs, William Cheff Director. of Public Works I, Jghn Mendonsa " Agsistant Director at/kk cc: Planning;,Department trivironmiintal Realth Department Ron 'Ora�,tis & Associates 'i 'D 1124 (Revised 2I80 4�` 6 am - . .. 27-18 f ea4•J tt 1 yJ P•- Nxs N: t p ` �%� X Wes P _ i . r N -r 'f..ti M1 '✓, .-..- i,�k A` Cko+ CCI,.. t °'°` iM�t, 1 • 1 Pf 04 *&, .d. r , N J9 r� 360A r-'Ifii ao,00ac` F pct. i m 4144 At „ TORO HtL�&* `- xaA.c. a ,. x• 8 �� f if , �LiRJ A k. rsea.os 2ooac, e. i 29 �yca x ��Gt� K " ME .fwC 386.69 A' f , lescr.4 urj lei N' flOAC O i60AG PARHAW Sva 9�fiet 7Na MV "AV, Or Mq not eu * Ann of ft tMad de k6d 23 lrmtvn.. You Ovuld not cey qui tt tot wW pxpon,*w ttb b Ve gcmil bio of aM prwt or per• PAY dAectahr,t a �* �4T* wid E lois a�drn e rMddl Rxr nsavi4 trom rot,rnoe y on uit ir* i Assessoe's Md , No.27• to 1 Couhiy of Bu!!s; C6"t* � 1 p Butte Count re Department Water iRequire�int5 fc�r DeVeloperg 1� ` e,Vgloper 8166-Zotu Parcel Number '7l G�S-�.� , � � -7s i c; r1/l�tJ >,t�,_i; Jl' . !�✓7�t�J!J�� ,�s'�C� .r"Vj r .SrrvTl tt equlrement Class In I(Qu of a aressurized water system, the following npl'ons 1�113 satisfy, the Fire Depart MON requirements for water; (A) of gabns or equip*wkh pb dredt et weattlieerr�a ofire repartmam con business card here A For each lot ar ated a water storage lank with nedlan meeting'Standaid S-29. The locations olhook ups shat be datermiirW by the Fire Department; or; (B) Payment into the app opt a wYe terxler fur,' at $200 per lot for a total fee of $ of storage facilities or (B) payment shall be %.Construction at the time of construction of habitable buildings as de - lined In the Uniform Building Coder Payrnent shall be made pri- orto lite issuance of building pr rmhs for habitable buildings. 11tquirement Class 2 h andresidual flow m. l! this r y spacing reef hydrant sere , Inches, a strongly mmended. Average require.t eh Brant s acin r i 19p `s ,.A pressurized water systf m µ,ntn an approved numbers of hydrants is strop 1 reco tnot technically Water r etanks it capa ng options satisfy *,he tr e u rre * F e Department; re access nt tui water; (A)1eVaVer storage tang %� t tF g ns ar more wa Bleed art er access or fire defa�<ment oonc*dion meeting Standard S-MThe locations of htx*-Ups by , (A) in g;ajnd swimming tmds equ�* with a drafting connection or drafting access as approved by the Fire Department; or, (C) A ddy -,;!� f �u .)bed to a reliable water source as approved the Fire Department. Such a stand ' system Wilt rot moiled 1, �' each 1�, 004 feet i) length. I`,here must be at `least 10, g available and strategically located for f eilings, or portion,t ltheteot (Example: 11 d�we�I1Os wouid require two sources). Provisions must be made to insure:: that the gallons %Gltater (toyed is always avaliable and accessible for use under all weather conditions. C ',F%aquItement Glass 3 ,A,,pressurized community rvatet system lot fire protection Is required, The specific location of the fire hydrants will be tcnade by the Fire Depart nient in consultation wilt) the developer. Average required; hydrant spacing _ feet, ihydrant size __ fndhos, and rosidual flow gpm• f� Rdqultetnent Class 4 tWater for lire prr tectfon hi required. The strongly recommended system is 'a hydrant system capable of meeting the gire flow rPgvirements. &ieragb required hydrant spacing , feet, hydrant size .. inches, and rresidual flow ,r,,._,� gpm. if this is not technically feasible, a system Involving independent pumps and static water storage may be substituted. Such a system is subject to approval of the Fire Department, The available water flow from such a system inust meet the flow requirements, Provisions satisfactory to ihC3 Fire Department -must be, Made td insure the system provided is maintained to Its design capacity. Formation of a CSA or GSD Is required When hjo_n y Largey p y �h lot could have an Ilndep endenttsstem el urinating th need for eSA/CSD ming (heir own sys em. eo C.3 ;Requirement Class. 5 >a pressurized commurr� y water system Yor fire protection is required, in lieu of bearing the cast of installing a fire !hydrant(s) the developer may pay Into the hydrant fund, At $i .X per foot of street frontage the total fere is $yG k l Tgt�IfNr RD FIlA 0-1.AL RE_gegNSIet t`ry VESE REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MET PRiOA TO OCCUPANCY OF ANY BUILDING ON -ME CREATED PARCELS. `THE CONDITION NEED NOT BE MET PRIOR TO THE FILING OF THE FINAL MAP. IF THIS IS THE CASE, THE DEV tiLOPI58 MUST SHOW PROOF OF A P8RFORMANCE $OND OR 07HEI31=INNC1AL ARRANGEMENT TO COVER THE COST OF THESE REQUIREMENTS. ,� Additional GotntnentsiRe �11remPnts F r' /AlJ!' .n�.= ,�",�c.G��-11 �.�,�'_�.��.�'� /fy?� 1'4�t�+.�.��,xh`�Ji,l.''r✓i^f�i���^ r�?cu�sy S�'�'1. Fire Departnt�ent Signature �� j . �,�,. s fn butte County Sttbdivislart Code SOc�3.00. Complete requirement r, Y