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#. T NVI ItC) MENTAL IMPACTS AND M LTIOkTI )N NEASURES
tclt-lrt i' l'y pl7tent i.ally significant environmental impacts associated with
Of, lncrel division. What project design features or special conditions
Or approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential
rciv i ronvien t, i t inpacts? VI,
i1. Etsw I RoNmE!LNTAL SZT-1 ING>'
a) I)c+;scribe the project site as it exists before the project,
ttrs$tciirt
inforMM
ntic)n on topiagraphy, soil stability, plants
1ticl ;<cit imA[,>.-t find any cultural, historical or scenic aspects.
Doe4c.ribe atty exi.ating:structures on the site, and the use of
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b) Describe the surrounding properties, including information on
ptant-s and animals alnd any cultural, historical or scenic aspects
intYicafe the type.of land use (,residential, ,conunercial, etc,)'
itdtenisity of land use (tine-fanny, apartment houses, shops, depart-
cn), and scale. of development (height, frontage,
setbac.k�,rearyard, etc,),
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t`ER111"-I fFMA'T`it3N C hereby certify that the statements furnished above and in
the present the data and information required for this
i:ttit i.cl 4 EwiI4Atat_ion tri the best of my ability, and that the facts, statements
f ld iti t otm.nta ion preser, ted are_. true and correct: to the best of my knowtedge
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SUBOIVIDER`S STATEMENT --
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Existing use (s) of the, 'land ! .
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Proposed use (s) of the land
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Improvements proposed (See Ch. 20_21 County Code)
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' Public areas proposed %
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Tree planting/or rr-14,16val (approx. number) 'x_l
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Preliminary copy of any condition restrictive resertatiot's or covenants
existing or proposed shall be atxtdched�to this statement,
attached ._. none '
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typo of divisi6n, iie., private road, urban rural, etcti,. '
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APPLICANT NAME « a� �44i^��5z �..E f :C"� S C H 1, LG
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3. ASSFSsex+S PARCZL MMER(S):
PROPOS'm USE: U D M ! = 5
fallowing items are to be coapleted by the Planning Deportment:
ZONING: A.: 1::) LAM CONSERVATION ATM -MMT:
EMAL Play DESIMATION
ditiomaI Cr tarla
.AGRICMnRAL-RESnVGZAL YES "NO It is recocmended that you perfo= the
3. Agricultural C=patibility following checked items:
2. Vater and 5e<sez Capacity a ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK
3. Adequate k=e Facilities B07'AtdIC.1�i, SURVEY
X GMLCI"ICAL SURVEY e
' Road capacity tired maintenance
f. Access to Comercial and Schools YES NO;
AIM F'ZELD SPS' mm
DEPARTMEC OF FISH
ASD] GAHE DEVELOPM7 ZONE:
1. Predominant 5-10 ad. Parcel Size
1, Vicinity 'of Urban Boundaries' _,_ wrmiN FLOOD PLAIN:
3. AS. Viability not Ilgmired ._..._.
WrMN AREA, SPECIFIC OR
Staff 'Determination: substantially conforms to: LAND USE PLAM, �.
GENERAL FLAN: 1. Land Use t°.0 -11 1 LLQ.=.,
2. Conservation Name of Plan
3. Opp Space drn tr`RBAN RESERVE -
4. Safety
5 Noise If Yes i
—..•, Name of Reserm
5. Housing
7. Circulation AIRPORT "AID USE PLAY:
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Staff Sigssature.� Y,:. }%�'r Date
AS RLIC WE1R '�iE' GF�AL PLAN AND tI
THE SON: I AH AWARE OF m" . Vn' �lE STA ' DEmvC =ON REG=!ZtG
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Signature of ApplicantL.
*mjs report:vi.11 expire and be discarded sire (5) aoriths from the date of the staff stgnature
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Planning Department
NAME: LEROY SCHtLE
Environmental Department
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AP: 27-18-22
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Attn: J. Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on map)
Butte County Sheriff
~' PG&E (check title report for easement)
Pacific Bell
Butte County 'Mosquito Abatement OR
Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet)
hool'stri (wall tip)
Aru v;1.
Water Company (if indiv wells are not indicated on application or map)
Durham irrigation. OR Durham Mutual Slater Co.
�- California Water Service Company (Chico area)
-- Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river)
Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river)
L,imesaddle 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 mapa for spheres of influence)
"... Oroville
Chico
Paradise
Biggs
Gridley
OWTILaAREA ONLY:
Lake Oroville Area Public Utility 'District (see large map in cabinet)
Feather River Recreation District (s,ee largeT map in cabinet)
El Medio Fire District (check wall map, a Small portion of Oroville only)
BlaGa,, RICHVALE; GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH .BUTTE COUTY)t check wall map and title report
to see what. applies. Some.areas overlap.
Drainage District nl
Drainage District 1#2
Drainage District 41100
Drainage District #200
Reclamation District :`833
�- Reclamation District 92056
Sacramentb and San Joaquin, Drainage District
Butte Creek Drainage District
19, MTAIN CASES
Super'intenden't of Schooit (only -for stbdivisions)
Dept. of Fish and Game (neat Mater and in rural and mountain areas){
Cal Traits (gear State. Hwy: 32 70, 99, 149 (Chico tut -off), 162 tMi96 RWY.
Richvale HWy.)y 191 (Clark Road) '
State Water' Quality Control Board (projects with more than 100 lots or units)
Parks and Derartmenif project borders USA land -=check AP books)
--=-`- p t (property near Lake Orovlle)
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State Water Resources Department (,property near Lake Oro�ville ershed)
` ( p of Rock Creek and
Flock Creek Reclnt of Hwy, imation Dist, Dist
ewall pest of Chico Airport, south
" for sUbdivis3.ons)
Chico sArea Recreat one& Park Dist Dost. Cors of Engineers (near water and
U.Su Dept of the Army, Saeramento p g
in rural and mountain areas)
SPECIAL CASES: check title report for any mention Of special services Or +-188ements such
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as to 'Thermalito Irri atio,t D�st'rict (num�aered a.tems -
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BUTTE CCi3 ?'Y ADVISOPY AGENCY MINUTES PAGE 3
APRIL 6, 1992
HOFFMAN, TPM
S'. Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels I and 2.
.PLANNING DEPT. CONDITION:
9,. Obtain necessary approvals from the Dept. of Fish and Game for removal
of the pond, including a streambed alteration permit as required.
The following. mitigation measures are required:
1;. Place:a note on the additional map sheet that states; "Should any
archaeological or historic resources be discovered during any phase of
developing the land, a qualified archaeologist shall. be contacted."
No further work shall be done without clearance from the archaeologist."
2. Place a note on the final map stating: 'Automatic fire suppression
sprinkler systems shall be installed in all new residential structures
in accordance with the rational Fire Protection. Assn:. Standard for the
installation of sprinkler systems in one and two family dwellings and
mobile: homes, NEPA Standard 13 D. The purpose of the installation of
sprinkler systems is for :additional safety and property protection
in the eventof residential fires. This installation will reduce the
demand for structural fire protection services in those .instances where
;,fey are installed . "
3. Place a note on the a
ddit.onal map sheet that states: "Mobile .homes
shall, be placed on furdations. Temporary mobile _homes install ed under
Use Permit 'shall: tie expmbt from this requriemenb. "'
4. Show on the additional map sheet a 50' building setback fine froth the
centerline of the inferred fault identified in the geologic sur'vey''
prepared by Philip Lydon on Dec. 30, 1991:
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Motion seconded by"Ms, Leasure and carried unanimously:
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4. Leroy Schieler, TehtatlVe Parcel Map, AP 27-18-22, 4 parcels
located on the east side of Tommy's Place approk 800 {t* north
of Mackintosh Avenue. Palermo area. Engineer: Ron Graves
Associates
Dong Sutherland was present He said they would agree to the no develop
meat setback zone but they dont need to worry about the rare plant since'
it is not on the list of rare and endangered plants.
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BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY' AGENCY MINUTES PAGE 4
APRIL 6 1992
Ms.. Leasure said she understands that there is a negotiated agreemerit,
and there will be a no development setback., but a botanical survey is not
required.
Mr. Erickson stated: having, reviewed the environmental review checklist,
the conversations at this meeting, and the Planning Director's Report
of Feb. 18, 1992, I make a mot4on to adopt a negative declaration with
environmental mitigations for the Leroy Sch tiler parcel map to create 4
parcels on AP 27-18=22, finding that the project could have an effect on
the environment, but will:. nothave:a significant effect i-nthis case
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provided the required mitigation measures are complied with,z Those
mit•igntion measures are listed on the Planning Director's Report of
Feb. 18; 1992. The motion is made finding that the project is in
conformance with the Bute County General Plan and Butte County
Zoning and that Fish and Came fees are. in effect on this project.
Having found the above) 1 further move to approve the project subject
to the following condiCions and finding that approval will riot be
detrimental to the health, safety and welfare of the people of Butte
County provided the required conditions are complied with.
%blit Works conditions-
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Verify legal access:
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Provide two-way traversable: access RS-8-1,D-11 to each parcel from
a county maintained road or state highway.
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Access to he reserved in deeds as ,per county ordinance and offered
for dedication on the final map. 'f
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Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access
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easement;
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Provide road maintenance agreement.
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Show all easements of record on the final map.
'Provide street name signs' per tequireA,-nts of the Department of
Public. Works Prior to recordation of the final map.
Provide tali de-sac at the end of the street
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Pay any delinquent taxes or current takes. as required,
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Meet the requirements, of the Butte County Fire Department,
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Meet the requirements of PGAE.
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Meet the requirements of Pacific Bell,
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Meet the requirehtants of Z;� ifornia Dept:, of Fish and Game.
BU'1'TE COUNTY ADVISORY AG1;N
CY MND:' S PAGE 5
APRIL 6, 1992
SCNIELE , TPI L
;Health Dept. conditions:
14 Show a 50 ft. leachfield setback from the drainage way on parcels
I and
2
15 Show 1010 ft. leachfield setback from the highwater line of the crook
on parcels 3 and 4.
lei Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the Subdivision Ordinance on all parcels,
17place a note on the .map that no water well may be located within 100
ft4 of the usable sewage disposal area on all parcels.
18 prove tt2t the required, quantities of domestic water are availably to
all parcels.
Planning Dept. conditions;;
19' A development iinpaci: fee f'or Sheriff Facilities shall be paid pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter 3, Axticle rl.of the Butte County Code,
prior to issuance of 'building permits or Use Permit 1.n the case of a
mobile Home ;park. Said fee amount will be determined and calculated
as of the dote ofapplication .for the building permit or Use Permit.
The following mitigation measures ar# required;
I Place a note on rias additional map sheet that states, bVire suppression
sprinkler systems, shall be installed in all residential structures in
accordance with the National Fire Protection Assn. Standard for the
installation of .sprinkler systems in 1 and 2 family dwellings and mobile
homes, NFPA Standard 13 D The purpose of the: installation of sprinkler
systems is for additional safety and property protection in the event
of residential firs '. Thsi installation will reduce the demand for
structural fire, ptttec'tion services in those instances where they are
installed .'"
2 The filial flap shall include a 100 foot `"No Development" setback zone
from the high water line of Wyandotte Creek:
Motion. seconded by r s. Leasure and tartied unanimot AY,
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DECLARATION OF FEES DUE
('California Fish. and Game Code S+vection 711,4)
NAME AND ADDRESS OF APPLICANT
Leroy Schieler FILING NO.
p, 0. Box 6328 h� a a
Aube to CA 95604
CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS
1. NOTICE OF E:: EMPTIONJSTATEMENT OF EX 'ION
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A. statutorily or Categorically Exempt
$25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Vee
] B. DeMinimus Impact Cert.'Lficate of Fee E�:emp'Eion
825.00 Clerk's Documentar,V Handling Fee
2. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION FEE RrQUIRED
[X] A.i Negative Declaration
$1,250 State Filing Fee
$25:00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee
] B. Environmental impact Report
$85Q State Filing Fc3e
$25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee
3. C ] OTHER (Specify) ,
$25.-00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee
PATMENT/NON-PAYMENT OF FEES:
I. [X] PAYMENT Thtl above fees have peon :paid:
See attached receipt(:).
(� NT. The above: fees are rbequired Not paid.
Chief Planning 'Official
By. Vaula Leasure
FAaY 2'i992 Assistant Planning Director
Lead Agency: BC Public Works Dept.
CANDACEUP USBCO-11 , i April 21, 2992
13YA. �;_;, _.�oloputy
twoCOPIES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTEr7 WITH ALL
ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS FILED WITH 'THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK ° S OFFS"C*',
THREE_,.COPIES OF ALL NECESSARY IbOCUMENTATION ARE REQUIRED FOR
FILING.
AI& APPLICABLE FEES ARE DUE AND PAYAB PRIOR
Tn Til
L E FxLING OF ANY
NV
EIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE. MAKE
CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE COUNTY OF BbTTE .
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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
k�F,GTtTTVi�,�IfE('LARATION FtEG2�iRDING ENV
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t�Zvjs that the eCt.desCC below has been .reviewed
NOTICE It3 g�RZTI'4 CEn,rironinental Quality Act of
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ursuant to the#� 1r irovisona DoE the..
apo determination has been
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1870 (Public Rddsburces Code a significant fect u n the environment
not ha
made that it wl. �i�,l
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Tentative Parcel Map to divide 20 +/- acrer� to
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1PROJECT:-
DESCRII2TIOtZ OF'� .
5 acre parcels.
create fou-
the east side of Tommy's Place approximately 800
LOCATYatt OF F!ltt)h7ECT: on
feet north o(`fkackintosh A;,Yenue in the Palermo area.
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NAME, ;UID ,ADIt':,Ef4i5S OF PROJECT APPLE T'
Leroy Scitie;,e;F
p. O. Box
Auburn, P'A ?IS60�3
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M'ITIQ;ATION N[EASUk2ES: See attached sheet.
this
of i{,he Initial study regarding the environmental effect of
A COPY. Drives ^r'oville.
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project it,t 'on the at 7 County Center
This 'stur,4'wa.s
(X,j Ado pr„erL as presented.
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Spec �-fic 'modi• �cat _ions and supporting reaso ns
C l pcU,.pdLr_d with chaztgess
are att ic;Iied• the, decision
this Negative Declaration was held by
A pubi ,L�. hearing on
making frcay
iieari.: 4 Body' ,^Flutte County Advisory Aaencv.�, —
DateAt�r.I 6 1992
;csf Determination: �._.._..�._
bets °tmInation:, al
the initial study t or, onVironindlit impact* the
'basis propoc�al
on the mments, received on
intformation pres anted at hearings,-
independent research'
and our own knowledge and
project COULD NOT Move a significant effect an
Wp fend the proposed j . ig hereby Adopted,
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attached mitiga the
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envi�:arcment bu.t Wi�CL not in the this xeferenca made
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measures descxf�bed in item�oAecond anal NEGATIVE [2EC ARATION
project approval.
conditions of
hereby adopted
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Signatur0 paula LOAsuVe
Assam ant,_P1 n n Director.
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(office of Plan.& R,emearch Dept:
11400 Tenth Street
;'Sacramento, GA, 9581.4
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X Butte County Clerk
E,.OH, Butte County Planning
7 County Center Dr., oroville 95965
SUBJECT: Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 2152 of
the Public Resources Code.
fToje'c;t Title: Tentative Parcel. Map
AL' Nup"bor: 027 180-022
Nasz�ar'r Leroy Schieler
st#-4q Clearinghouse Number (If vubmitted to clearinghouse): None
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cdDt t Person: Stuart Edell; Telephone. Number: 538-7266
Project Location: on the east side of Tommy's Enlace approximately 800 feet north of
Maekintosh Avenue in the Palermo area.
Project "Description: Tentative Parcel Map to divide 20 +%- acres to create four 5 acre
pax..'r.Pis
ee.ad.A enc or Responsible Agency) has approved, the
Time' is to advise that the Suttee 'Count Advisor
isl42' and has made the following determinat One r the aboveheabove-d'project on ject: 6,
G Agency p y� pP
g tagardng the above-desc;Gibed project:
i. -fihe project will, will not; Have a -significant, offect arx the .
environment.
2; An Environmental. Impact 'Report was prepared for this project pursuant to
the provisions of CEQA.
X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this p%6ject pursuant to the
provisions of CEOA
a-: Mitigation measures X were, Were not, mad n rug coexdit Ion of'. She
approval of the project,.
4.. A 'statement of overriding considerati6As was, X ,;was nota adopted for
this pe6jOct
2�s i.s to certify to
that the
f genlzai public at
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approval is available
8ul:te County PlAhn,1x4q Departmetit
1 County Center Dr. q'
Oroville, CA 0806
nate Received for Filing and
Posting at 4PR Signature Paula Leasure
Fides tAnt pig b'i ec nor''
A,tsvise March, 1986 1'.itli
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bit!) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIY:: - OROViLLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone: (916) 538.7661
RONALD D. MicELROY
Deputy Dir"tor
April: 7, 1992
Leroy Schieler _ RF: AP 27-18-22
V. p, Box 63213 TENITATIWE PARCEL, MAF
I Auburn, CA 9560
Dear Mr. Schieler»
At the regular greeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on (April
6, 1942 �, the Agency adopted a negative declaration with
;environmental mitigations and, approved the above -"referenced project subject
to the conditions 3isted on the attached. sheet.
3f no appeals are timely filed --- t,Ithin ten (10;) days of thn date of the
Advisory Agency's approval ( April16, 1992 ) —,-with the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors, this action will be final.
ahem the conditions of approval, are complied with' it will -be in order for
you to file';, your "final maps with the $utte County Department of Public Works
for recordation Vithin.twenty-four (24) bonths of the date of approval by
the Advisory Ag,ency;.,
legislationRecently nacted (AB3158, Chapter 1706, Statutes of 1990!
effecti.veeJanuarY 1, 1991, requires that the Department of Fish and Game
impose and Collect filing fees as specified to defray the cost of 'imaging
rotecting fish and ',Midlife trust resources. `1'iiese filing fees are
and p'
f;oll.ected 'during ttiti: ervifonmental revievprocess apd are to be paid at the
time the County fi.l.es a "Notice of Determination" '"rith the County Clerk of.
the County, in which the project is located. Phis procedure is requited
;pursuant to Section 2115? of the Public Resources Code:
To increase administrative t the statute delegated the collection
of fi1�n teas to the County Clerk. The fee required in connection with your
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project is checked beYowi
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PROJECT NAME:
AP NUMBER.
CLASSIFICATION OF 'ENVIRCn'�TAL DOCUMENT
l NOTICE OF E TION/STATEMENT OF EIMPTION
A. Statutorily or Categorically Exempt
$25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee
B. De Minimus Impact -Certificate of Fee Exemption
S25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee
2 NOTICE OF DETERMINATION - FEE'REQUIM
( x) A. Negative Declaration
$1,250.00 (Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars) -
State Filing Fee
$25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee
B. Environmental Impact Report
$850 (Eight Hundred Fifty Dollars)
State Filing `Fee
$25,00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee
3 OTHER (Specify)
( ) $25.00 (Twenty --Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee
innefee ordersforltheepaid Noticetof�Dete minationeto behe lanning �timelynt by(filed�. Mace checks
payable to the County of Butte,
lne profect applicant should be aware:that if he or she does not remit payment
of the required filing fees, the project approval may be inwil d by law and
map not be operative; vested or .final, pursuz,nt to the provzs' 11.6 �s of Public
Resources Code Section 21089 (b), Fish and Ctame Code Sec. 711.4 (c) and
Section 753.:5 (d) (3) and (7), Title 14, California Code of Regulations
ou �13ve
Should any questions regarding this,matter, please contact this
` y
office at 538-7266.
Very truly yours,
William Chef f
Director of Public Forks
Stuart Edell
Assistant. Director
Was
co Planning Department
1.4
Environmental, Health Department
Ron Graves Associates
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AP 21-18-22, 4 parcels located on th
Leroy Schieler, TPPi,e. east side
of Tommy's ''lace approx. 800 ft. north of Mackintosh Ave, Palermo area:
Engineer: Ron Graves Associates
Public Works"conditions;
I Verify legal access.
2 Provide two-way traversable access R8-8-LD-II to each parcel: from
a county maintained road or state highway.
h. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered
for dedication on the final map.
.A Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access
Basemen t
Provide road maintenance agreement.
6 Show ;all easements of record on the final map:
7 Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department of
Public Works prior, to recordation of the final map.
8 Provide cul-de-sac at the en" of the street:
q Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required:
10 Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department,
11 t?feet the requirements of PG&E
12 meet the requirements of Pacific Bell.
13 beet the requirements of California Dept: of Fish and Game.
health Debit. conditions:
7,4 Shaw a 50 ft, leachfield setback free the drainage way, on parcals
I and 2.,
15 Show 100 ft. leachfi.eld setback from the highwater line of the cieek
on parcels 3 and 4.
16 Shot4 the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the Subdivision Ordinance on all parcels,
17 Place a note on the map that no water well may be located within 100
ft. of the usable sewage disposal 0e6 on 811 parcels
18 Prove th"at the required quantities of domestic 'water are available to
all. parcels
CJ
LEROY SCHIELER, TPM
i
Planning Dept. conditions:
19 A development impact tee for Sheriff Facilities shall be paid pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter. 3, Article II of the Butte County Code,
prior to issuance of building permits or Use Permit in the case ot,a
mobile home park. Said fee amount will be determined and calculated
as of the date of application for the building permit or Use Permit..
The following mitigation measures are required;
i
1, Place a note on the additional map sheet that states, "Fire suppression
sprinkler systems shall be installed in all residential structures in
accordance with the National Fire Protection Assn. Standard for the
installation of sprinkler systems in 1 and 2 family dwellings and mobile
homes, NFPA Standard 13 Di The purpose of the it irilation of sprinkler
j; systems is for additional safety and property pl,,,cection in. the event
j of residentialt"ires. Thsi installation will reduce the demand for
structural fire protection services in those instances where they are
installed
2 The final, map shall include a 100 .foot '% Development" setback zone
from the high water line of Wyandotte Creek,
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� LAI°wV :� KA"URAL �AJIEAt;t AND RgAU TY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC W
-�-� oars
WILLIAM (13111) CNEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALFFORNIA 95565
j'elephoher (916) 536-7681
CERTIFIEW MAIL RONALD D. McELROY
Depufy DI(acior
February 28, '1992
rcq 9; hieler RE, AP 227_18-22.
P. 0. Pc)x 632$ TENTA'I'E PARCEL MAY
Auburn, ,CA 9560
'bear. MrSch .tiler
Please `be ad,%T.sed that the Butte County, Advisory `gency urill hear
your application on the 'above -identified propertyon April 6, 1992.
The Ao-new will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department
' and will be considering your tentative parcel map. Public Works will
rec omme d the conditions: of approval as 11.st.6d on the attached sheet.
The melting vill commence at 9:00a.m, in the Board of ;supervisors}
i
Rohm, Administration Admnistra.tion 3uilding, 25 County Center Drive
Orovi.Ile:, California.
If :you Brave many uestions regard.in-g thi„t matter, please contact this
office tit 538'--7266.
Very truly yours,
iIilliam Cheff
Director of Public Works
,
Stuart Edell
Assistant Director
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Research F]2OM e Butte County'
z of.Eice of P14ilnnin and Planning Depa.r tMOTIt
1400. ,Tenn► g11 reet� Roam 1211 (ounty Center Drive
Sacramento, IuA 9.5 1 + Qrav�lle, CA 95065
or
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County Clerld�
County of BtittP..
• • in of .I rxtice of Aa' a- rmn nation in compliance: with Section ? 1108
�j�"tJLt"T 1`� 1 g
or 22152 of the Pub]:c Resources Code.
� - Name -,�
�'r'03oct Title
AP If
�.� T,PYa. 'Srhi a� p,
enl;pitive Parcel HAD Contact Person Telep;�one Number
State Clearinghouse Nttinber
(if submitted to Cleatingbouse)
B. (916) 538-7601
Project 'Location
.M,i__—._.1.. DI.�,ez... Palermo area-...
'TPII[ to subdivide acre par���^into four five acre par'ce�5.
a „At the B� � ..r °unto- Agency)
Thr -s iso advise th and has made
(Lead Agency or Resj,onsible Ag
ha.a approved d the the project on
(Date)
o fovfing deterra;�nations regat irig the above-described proj
ect
that :
1. --Lhe project
+ill not, have a significant effect on thox
enviroruneiit= _
rin Estv3.ronmen � aced for tY`ls project
�r tat lmgact Report Was F'.°' p
pursuant to the provisions of CRQA.
was prepared ared for this p`coject purbuatit to
e
gative Declaration
�`•--`- prays3ans of CEQA.
�t� atiaCaerwere
not, made a condition of the
3 M' ° g n measures .. e,
approval of the project.
wase not, adopted
4 ate
A stment of overriding dons der4tti�on's Was y __.=
for tii:L ''project.
i1la EIR Swith comments and responses and record of
this is to certify trier the f public at
Approval is available to the genera p
proje6t App be artment
Butte County Planning p
7 C;�uni Center Drive
t;A 95"65
i
bate 'Received for V,.lin g and _.. ..
posting at S Signature
Title
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- "-= PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE.'CALIFORNIA 95905-3397
TELEPHONE. (916) 538-7601
17t bruary 18, 1992,
'�T. Leroy S;aie;r
P. C; DiwS
Au'b`on; C& 9'1- 'fir
Re-, Tentatl',V,� 0areel Ml p, AP No,. 027-180.022
'X; tar Mr :, ehitol+er
~ire Bu�,.,r ,n,rity Planning De
partment has completed the environmental review of your
XI'+a}ect iyc i;c�°dance with the California Environmental Quality Act awnd forwarded to
tlae Tut, 4:4.` 1nty Advisory Agencywithin the required ued 10S days pursuAnt to the
Califsna Pt6lzc Resources Code, Section 211515. 16 addition, theP11riu,ng.
Director5s
repot t ru gn1red by Sections 20-63 and 20-99 of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance
;t^"as l;eena r0.'.'ipleted. Please find enclosed tbe Planning, Director,'s Repo `t W,4uch has been.
;preparpl fw.' yowt projecti
Please vev,�ew the enclosed Planning Director's Report; with con�:��-dons of approval , if
'If you note any errors or omissions in our evaluation, please bring them to
it� amental Documents and Planting Director's Report `for your, project, ro'ect. has b�,en
Vat xa.the .Butte County Advisory Agency for their , ction. California Covertunent Code
.'c. v'c'Jns 65950 and 65952.1 requires the butte County Advisory Agency set hearings and
or disapprove your project within siX months from the date on which your
2,,rl�,leation was received and aWcepted. The six mouth time limit fcr your project
f',St ated by state laws will occur on May 30, 1992. The .Advisory Agency will notify you
of the time and place of tfie. public hearing for your p "oject:
if there are modifications to your projects not related to mitigating an dentieei impact,
re-evaluation of your project shall:, be required.
V
Inter Departmental Memorandum,
TO: Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM4 Planning Director
SLJBJECT Report on Tentative 'Parcel Map for Leroy hieler, AP No. 027480-022
PATE I-ebruary 18, 1992
This is a proposal too divide 20 + acres to create 4 five acre parcels. The present zoning
is A46 (Agriculturaij S acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County
General. Plan designates this area as ,Agricultural .R.esidential: The area was zoned A-
5 on January 27, 1970• 'This was prior to the current General plan policies which were
adopted in 1979. These policies require analysis of five "conditional criteria" factors prior
to land being divided or zoned- for 20 acres or less. The five criterion and staffs
responseate,as follows:
1: Compatible ;with neighboririg agricultural activities.
Response: Flo agricultural activities occur.
2. Evidence of adequate water and selvage disposal capacity. -
Response: County Environmental Health has given clearance:
3. Availability of adequate fire protection. facilities.
Response: Poor actuoSs, but fire sprinklers will Help reduce impacts.
4. ,adequately maint,mn .a •approved road access with sufficient capacity to service
area;
Response: Road ticcess ,° quesfionable.
5 Reasonable accessibility to commercial services and schools.
espy
Ite3sonabl� .� access to these sere `kes are questionable,
nse�.
Even though the General Plan Conformance Report does not identify any conflicts; after
further detailed ;analysis, this project appears to corinia 'with conditions 3, 4, and, 5. In
ad4ition, the property 1.0 the north and east consists. of 20 acre parcel sizes. A
lteprne to .A20 has bef;n approVed for the property immediately east of this site. One
final point of consiciera'tion i� that the properties to the south, and Nest receivod 5 ,acre
nitely in a transiition area
mbclivision approvals in 1985 anal 1986. This land 'Is; defi
between 5 and 20 acre parcel sizes, and arguments can be justified for either size.
Since somewhat of a precedent has been established for S acre parcels, staff is
recommending approval of the request subject to the attached condition of approval and
mitigation measures;
-Mit i ation Measures
1. Place a note on the additional map sheet that states, "Fire suppression sprinkler
systems shall by installed in all residential structuresin accordance with the
National Fire Protection. Association. Standard for the installlation of sprinkler
systerYts in one and two family dweifings and mobile homes, WF`A Standard 13
D., The purpose of the installation of squrinkler systems is for 'additional safety and.
Pror
property protection otection in the event of residential fires. 'This imstlaliation will reduce
the demand for structural fire protection services in those instances ,where they are
installed".
2, The Final Map shall include a 1.00 foot "leo Development" setback zone from the
high water line of Wyandotte Creek:
conditions
]► developrne�,t impact fee for Sheriff Facilities shall bt paid pnes��ant ��
p Chapter 3 Article fI of the Butte County Code, prior to issuat;ce +5f
,building P 'Cha to
provisions i i t home park. Sait, fee
permits or Use Permit in the case. of a mobile
amount will be determined, and calculated ar of the date of application for"the
building permit or Use Permit,
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PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - ORO'VILLE. CALIFORNIA 9596*-3$97
TELEPHONE: (916) 530-7605
January 29 1992
lvrr. Leroy Schieler
Z7, O. Box 6324
Auburn, iCA 95604
Re: Tentative Parcel: wrap
AP No. 027-1$0-022
Log #92-07-15-01
Dear Mr. Schieler,
An initial, study of your proposed project, a Tentative 'Parcel Map, indicates potentially
adverse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed w nvironrnental checklist). To
reduce or eliz is t te; e , t' pads, suituble rtlitlgadon rrmvmw c are rogvired as part of
P Report SIR.) is required pursuant to
the'
project, Otherwise, an Environmental Impact
the California Environm ntal Quality Act. .
y p ; Department, Will expedite the
scheduling
earl response toPlease forward your written within 15 days from the
scheduling. of your project-
date of this letter.
Should you haveany questions regarding this matter, please contact this office between
10.00 am. ;and 3:00 p.m. ,
Sincerely,
B. A. Xircber
Director of Planning
Thomas tat
Associate Planner
TLYbd
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Enclosure
co« Ron Graves & Associates
mt�
APPENDIX
COUPtTY OF BUTTE _..
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECRLxST'ORtR
EVALUATION OF
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Log ENVTRUNMENTAL '."[MIACT
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No. 92r="07 -15-D1; AP No. 97-180-022$0-022
1✓ it
1- 13ACKGROUND
26 AddresL
s of proponentandytepresefrtat
l've Cil applicable): P. ta, nqz 6328, Kuburtt, CA 95604
project descripttnn: A reouest to subdivide a 20.69 acre parcel Into tout five acre parcels.
96M CUSS0NN OF ENV,,-IRONMENTAt EVALUATION
AND7ITQR FTND'..w'^€
17t�At the .:rGl�ut n1rv� + �� i.iuc.��tt't�ttxdeiltad± inls �;Pr�3ol' f l 3�a7G tb tt� a i aar R;' trdC' the enyltif"+SniiEr j
.�. —
Cuailly, of the ^hvtrorvvertt. ,suMtai.t.ta11V reduce I
the habitat of a IIshor-wtfdl1re spe-hies. 4usti d
fish or wfldil:tc por+utation Ih OK00 b k 4 selt.-
s ust
levers. t'ltrti8tkii t�3'��;ti•!tuli" is ;2�9n1 v+ n 4
' animal ca�rssunflV. re>nuce the nurrbdr or ieskrtc�' ,?he
range of a tare or a^dartgered plant of animal or
eliminate Importtnt examples of major periods �bt
California history of ptehistoryt
z. bobs the protect have the potential to achleve This ptcposal'Wilk not impede long-letm etriitonmental goals,
of Fong-kerai
envvironmenlcgoalst whichhoctut5t tnlvct on the
the detttment
enI jo
a telatively
btie period of tfine rthrle Ibhg-Metra "Impacts will
endure Into the future.)
a. toes the Ptolect have Irroacts which are lhdtvtdually x - this ptoposal may have a stgnif tcaht ctftlative 'tread on the
may te0 bu co two or more; tiderabidt to project I As I Ohl I I eA net.
s ptojecl can be 'm)tigated to a t vet of
limited but cumtlativelV con envtronment but this
separate resoutces where
but
the re the ette tx f the total small•,
the fmpatl on each tesoutce I s teiativelylsmall.
bUt where the effect of the total of those
noes the project have nadve senerli'eellect3 xhlcb x - bels proposal will nok have a significant adverse efte�t on human
will cause subslahtl Cts on human
ber0t. tit et directly of Ihditectiyt
beings.
ZIY DETERMINATION `
thison the ►h{tial eyai �a etlhcctulb I.bt have a stns {Ica
11n Find the proposed pl ) tit effect on th1 ,enVttonrnenl and a i�ECJ1T{VE p�CtdRATtON wilt be ptepaied.
t/ irwE find that although the ptopoted ptojatt Comb have.a slgnititant 61.E tt on the ehvltonmerrt,,. there will hot be a t1011icant eifect in this
Case because the MiTtGxTI ON Mt AslitE dent toed on the attached sheet hav6Abden added to the ptWect. 'A NE"TME' bEC4f tATtoN wl I be ptepated,
11WE find the prcpotbd pro►ett MAY have A stgnrflcant elft" on the thylrorivnt, and ah 1wlIt r>aiEmut. tApAcT Rt&ctf Is tebUfted,
CtXNiY )F �'. Pt.AP7NING EP 'tkt�tT
FU E: )bhUary t6, 1093 i3yr
T omast, llssotta £Panner
hevI"&td by
ronmental. Checklist Fwaluattion of En4.,L men al Impact
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"� E]lNSIZOIJMENTATr IM Yes u�Yrse - ► DSSCUSSZolq of ENVIRONMENTAL MLA, MATSON
PACTS
Wfli the proposal to sutt in sivnilicank:
a tmstabtp earth candl(lons, or oranges In x ttre nroposat 'writ nal atcecl 'subsurti!cc ¢af'7r=>+uttfgns.
^.�
geolr%lt substructuresv
dfstilacrment,r corrgaclion or *�n�r',tit�nl b' '"e sr1eN11t result to soted:lrrt F,
k
b. Qf,ruptlan, "� CdV Ct:lon t ietCoO:(r1, qf. �'' • 51 »1 Ut t k'1�,`? Ct �o�rViOti1t1d4t: p
'Mtcoveting of t%C solIt "`i 5ttr7iltkr uifieT�2 s t,atk1:4 AVPP,1a 0t4, due lt�'rta .'O!t rit�Y,i
t V1f
ti be'ecesaary tc�pnovjdtk lO otr„�";�:
o rslrr3t
b6 11 w �.. Tttyh Impact. is no! cYttiIN U-
-Sic-
r ti >� s M : lti1S quss
siG �lnit f� k1 g " t o tc
�. � n � � ar•trtg cop}tarS 7 be n tT tirrA yY}todate
- or pi�P+Yn+r S#! tSCb ti y,,_ 4XXE Ot00m-tt ii11 .h,�.� �r� 3crtR than c to toP 9taPhr to acC1.
t;rrtn;la to totragraphy raX58 �n> uuiIdt�rg padt
+eitiffm.,Uresi
e has, no uhtgge','PEiYsIca r lea ores.
lirtstrtrCtign>';V'O:ring'of litOOif
'00' .4 pn+#' •- = �� t
uniqu;: Geologic or Physical Tt ,r^
of so1Ls, sr r ;Ae PtoOial mai',cause s6be ero0on of to distupoStandard dcsonstfunen1.
e. Intrease ,in 111nd of water aro-6160 cttroactio and ovetcrver j1
ellhet on ction
of oil $flat tethnlques ,aoulted duttrta 15utiding Phases will reduce this Impact
to
beach X crrert level }sroPosalimayste3u.itctncltkome slibato and tonlilon r standards
t. changes to deonsitlan of erAsion of baa are,d drainage ways. l ,ypropt,ate setbacks
sands, or changes (h 311tatlon. demosItIon tr1i1 be tequlr'Cd.
or erosion Which may nodtfyt the. channel of
at any bay, slntat or take?tbed at the ocean
a Over or
y,r any i pfidrz, t or lturaltY productive x rt,ts pr�sat does not contain Ptiriu agrfcullutat 561!1.
soils Outside designated urban areas Eve. 1. hough lh»re are �> a n� known faults in the area. all dl Butte
h; exposure of pecpl"e or prop to gtlofogit Caun�.V is In a Arodetate tat'tns!ake Ititenstty zone Vttt, construction
it hazards sUCtt, as earthquakes, landsl ides, at baa JdIng$ to Untfotm taut Iding cY'de slandatds wtft provide adequate
ha2arlst !lar protettton torstcupa-tais In gttelsmlc:acClYpCy.
mudslides-, ground laitute: at tlh
g, Ata., WI II the odposal result in o6starlttal a
5a the increase to She
x n�QtbpttsatM'tI1 hot al tact art 6uai:t� becau
erloratl'on of amblertt The pt' of Yehtcle !Pips Is not slgnilt ant:
a. Aft emisslot, lonabt.e ()dots, srwke
n5 of dei
aha cUallty
it g
oposal:+rill not otcatc ()bractar'tumes'
b` or fumes#Cort of obje'tCtonabtc odors. smoke
't. sytlt not atteci the atmosphere.
7heotopasa
t Al tetat iori of alt MOVEMent.
g I1 01 ester
t000l.talIV oreroslo Aor llyl
s. WOO. Will the dsaf ropafetUlt in sub'stantlat:
with els! tt shoe the torrent 6'r tours& at oi���%tt7r o;f
a. g'es Iii 'cUtteht's, of the tootle or � _ .,_._� x "the otopasa� ` ,
water bodies.
direction of water 'movemht1 in etthet
matIho or ftesh Watefs? water runo(I dud
�, . sr 'rhe ptopolal may t@strCt irr an fncteast tr Aee5. A
b chahges in ebsotpltgr► rates, drainage to (educed absorPtlan tt*n it�elvfou5 sUrtacho and to a change in
patterns, or the rate and atinisrint of sttrfaco the dralnase Paltctrt 60 the lite liuwever; no 1lgirlitcan? adverse
be requited. Wlli
WWII Impacts are anticipated bet'AWe standatd 'drainage techniques
s;
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* '£valuation of, Env tOnmental IitttClar;t
nutl CbOcklis
en:ta
nvr
il
for off-Me s t;rainage -
x
a dFinalsµap Over a side channel
ing
to t„y ss to thea i es ill
to "andotte creek. Detailed sPecitications wilt reed to be
c, tamed
tmaroveaertts,inciaf3rngVegface
'etatior removal.
submitted Pft t to r catdaiton of theuire
chanellzation or culvert Installation?
Tie propos will not sipni'ticantly affect any Ifood control channels
lteratlans to the coutsr: Or flow of fl -
A'tetst
X
or watercortrseY.
ivad',
She Dtopose wt I ( not of feel any walercoutse because no eXc6s3 xtnotf
�—
e. IIV the art+ount of suftace wator in an, -
_X';
fs p^rmitted
mange
water r Y
in
x
Proposal may affect xutfacu Ovate[ quality due to siltation
by road and dtiveitay consttuctton and
f, Dtschatge into surface Vaters, or anY �---�
of surface +nater quality,
rhe
Atsutlin8.ff0m erosion caused
of building sites, This should hot be a significant effect
developedd fhe lase`"
a.iteration
but not
itutb aIYY#Qmf,erature«
due practices tloomilnimi�.e
riJfssotvedxY9ehor
X
ofm'standaidsconitruction
ow
The proposal will not affect the directlon or .low of ground watets.
A• `- slter;ltioti of the d4reetla�t or tate of flaN
.
of ground itatefst
X
"rhe PtoPosal will not ditectiy aftett any aquifet,
h' Change iro the quantity of'btlalily of ground
th'tou9h direct additions or
r4Ithdrawlts�
Maters, either
of thtough fntetce[ltiOn of an
tquifer by cuts at eucavetlonssl
X
This project will not result in a reduction of i+ater availability,
In tbubl�t.hatprsratef other�afse
t, tlVailabi�e ff;s? '_
forpl,ib
k
The,Proposat w111 not expose people or ptopttly to flooding.
t water
tc 6$Ute of people sof propel Ir . ---
fetated nAtardl, iuci.r as tliobdln; 3
4. PLANT 00E. "1111 the ptopa
sutantiat sat 1'esutt ih
tat n botanical
'slim �ocated.Rn ttre clue oak Wodndi:tI
�. �. r
a, change its the of. sllei«les„ Or x�
«�
The Is" ay ne 1f
tepott W t- tcmduct0d based mi a toe, ndattjIk i om tram bd il'tarnia
�t or redar€rl (yt t I t ted s►lecies
"sllvi'.rsity"
numbet of any, speclos of otaht s linCluotno
itll aquatic
ercos, all11
impar tm of Fish slid name. NO stltie,
id�htlsled hoe did this hai IWI content ,ant, bbtmr,tl'rt s lanl
treeb. $titubs, 4rass,
bunts}i
were
bf cn[�tici fl., 'rhis hitbtllt may contiklin pl#ints ori the J►tlVe "Fish
o1hfitG I' her DOW�tim ids
5o lety luting of, tare of enddn9Pted
1 C' alum.
an,d clam!. has reciamti�tndctl: ptefmryattliitT of An e>zRj as tiiasf°ibl .
Oaks.
unique. rare
the sitr� contains no rare or enGaildeted ,tilte "see 4 a.
b, iteducilonot the nurnbets 01 any ^,,,,._ ,,.,._,�
plants?
_
The will hot a'ttect eki3ttng plant
c, Intraducarea.tfondofpnewesPec'les 6f plants.l'hiiY
in A battler to the normal '—`
X
Ibrb►sosai
p or
re lmnistt:sreni of Wiling speclest
the site boos not ranlalp any aitrtCul ftfrat crops
d'. rzeductlon in acreage of any adriculturaf._
.`�
crop?
S, 1l�iIMAL LIM *111 t the ptdo'b"l result.
su s an al. In
k
animal Ilte because the'3lie does not
wi l4
cl'4ange In the Mo sity of species, or
the p(doosal habitat.
subpott tlAniticSnloanimaeCt
I lite
a.
numbers of any specles at animals.tbirds.
band anitaals Including tepttles, fish and
sheflfl'stt. benthid organisras of 1Psectslt
`trim site tontatns no tare of eitdangeted aittmals,
ti, heductioh lh thenur�ers of any 811100, We
—�--
ot etidangated species of atiitsal:sz
_
4
,� tion of Environmentaltnpa,ct
Evaluation ua
nye Inmental,
Checklist
x
domestic Pets to the Area but there are
osal trouteshor the area.
c, introduLtSon of neW species of anlmats Into
noemigrraation sensitive species in
an area, of in a barrier to the nlgration
or movant of anlaialst
The site tontaihs no slgniticant wildlTie habitat,
d, rj,Tj cation of existing fish or wtidll(e
be
X
habI tat`a
s.
VOISr_ Will the proposat result In substantial;
x
The proposal Will not result in a substantial increase In noise
a, increases in existing noise levels? —_-
created on site or In the vicinitY.
The proposal hot People to severe j a I6vel"s,
b, Exposure- of people 'tri seyeie noise ievelst _
sult In 3 substantial I�OSe
The proposal will not reI jease In fl,ght of
�
1-1041. Arib ..rtxRP. Will the proposal produce
.---- X ,
glare created on site or In the i i Y
.
signr rcanttgnl and giaret
ihaugh this and the suacre ln9 area is A-5 the
sir's three
3tR,
tAio.l15E., Witt >he proposai,iresult; in a sub
of land use of an
X
ernet)
died Afedo�11iria1tt1Y C diva i OI 2oacrepartets, There
area ly consioertYsts
I approved subdivisions for 5 rite parcels the rhot
IT tela h of the presertt planned
arbat
recehtl st set
south this sire. There is concern that this re4uest does hot meet
listed for the
Agrl�uljulreIld aesidentlat and ceheraI Plan aesIgnateona
r,
wilt Ilse proposat resr4lt ,n
suTsiais�i"aTtxst>.,_
nptuttl
x _
the proposal will not affect any natural resources,
a. Increase im the tato of use of any M ..
��
'
i esour�firs t'
ban-rene.waiile I°. htrrral
the proposal wlltnat tlenTete any natural. tesourret.
t, t>eplet6kw"1 d't any..
�a.
yt,ei-
rSKi L.T+3 tc't W( f
�ISMA 1 the prc osa;l ihYoivet lC
ofiacil�tl Use
whichastoe ormautilize not
The 'sorb
a. 0' riskar release Sit ha;rardous :_
t�
_.__ x
Proposal to any slits
is located i
tXplosion
n r tintlu'dlrig, but not limited to,
es, themlcals or radlationt In
material's,
Of ixestlpt
the event: of an accident or upset
torld i t t ons t
X
The propo3at will.., not affect any eaz?gency serYlces.
erenc c with an emergehcY
b, retporbtso plan at emerp hey evacua1..1an plant
not signiitc alter the iotatlan, distribution,
PbPULATIW- tint the proposal atter `tr+tationo
x..
The roposal wli'1
dp area because the proposed densltY
or errsttt of populatla of t'hd developed In the area.
1 ,
drsirr ut on, density or ;otowth rate of the human
a fanned Wily
doe's nat eXteed that p ane
being
Population?
5t
The proposal Will not stgnttfcanETy afleci housing demand.,.
t%
taatslr _ Will the otoposai aiteet existing hour ng.
for Sdditibnal houslhgt
ur create a decAnd
j5.15PQRTAII[Jr�CrttCJtATIW.
will the proposal
in traffic Tit
result, n;
it reptest cit an lncremetytal Increase
TM nropaSal Will
a. veneration otsubstantlaiadd{tio"nal vehicle
'"
the area.
movementt
'Etfietts en eXisting parking trinities; or
--X -y
I Affect parking because the ptoposa.f will have
proposal wl i not
jotonolyWith ifleparkin9.w4ufrements cnrltalnedwithin tsulteCounty
n;
demand tot new parXlnds
cane sect'lon 14-S5,
do eAi$tTng
X'
At
thePrOPOs,UlremeiitsWnhfareareteads. ICurrentiy Access�Iit provided Via ca
M. transportation sYst rust
private dirt road.
!i
5
M-vjronmental. Cht�llcklist * Evaluation, of Environutental impact
d,
slghiIicant alterations to present patterns
k
The proposAl will not alter the present pattern of circulation to
of circulation or movement of people andlot
the area.
goodST
e,
Alterations to waterborne. rail or air
x
The proposal will hot affect tall or air traffic.
tralticx
f,
increase in traffic hazards to votor
sr
The proposal will result In an Incremental increase In traffic and
vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?
related traffic hazards In thearea. Access standatds required by
the Public storks bepartmentwill be required..
Poo tfc
stAVIcFs. Trill the 'pfoposaI have an elfecl
upon,
or result In a need for new or altered
goverr0neal sefvttes,:
a,
tire protectioriT
X w
al Increase In demand (of
the Butte County Fire
pfire epatt protect lifotnCanu
DtfvisibaTebfreFbr ;Ire
Forestry has Indicated
that
Cumulative development in rural areas will leoatt their ability
to.
provide fife protection services. They have stated that Installation
of automatit lire sUpptosslon sprinkler systems to residential
sifucturei, the Use of flee resistant building materials and mater
supply systems adequate to support the sprinkler system will reduce
the demand for Itce Notectt:on services: ,
b.
toltce protection?
x
The proposal will result In an Incremental Increase In demand. for
poltCe,In the area, which will, be miligated by payment of
meprotec►lon
a develoont Impact fee tot shetiff,s facilities pursuant to the
provisions of Chapter a. Article 11 of the. Butte county code.
d,
tehoolst
x-
The ;lroposai will result tri an incremental increase In demand for
schoaC servites In the area.
d.
Pariks or' other recreatibnal facil'Ittes?
X_ _
the proposal wl'i, result In an Incremental Increase to demand tot
park and recreation facilities In the area.
e.
IAafntenance of public tatlilties, Inciuding _
•. X-:.
The proposal will result In an incremental Increase In the aced for
roadsl
maintenance of roads and other pUbllc faci'ifttet In the area.
1.
Other govetrimental services?
X_
The'ptoposal WI I I resul t to an Ificteriehlat l"oclease In demand fu's ail
other gbverhir-ntal services In the area.
ls. twtkcy.
will the ftoposEl result In-
a,
a,
trse OfSubstantial amounts of filet oe °—
• x
The proposal Will n ot. utilize substantial fuel of 'energy•
b.
a '. tndeinandv `ex xtln" _
substanital,:lncfe xe _...port I g
.: X_
- .__.
The proposal Will not substantial 1 Increase t demand 'tot ever
p by M n al y cre s he n gY.
sources of energy. or tequire the
development of new sources oI ehe(oyt
te, t)rILIVIVS-
Will the proposal result in a need for
new systems. or substantial alterations to the
fotlowfng:
A.
powet or nstutai Oast (
x ...,
The ptopbsal Will ndt affect electrical power or 'nttloill gat
disit, but1w systems,
b.
t6nnurIcAtiont systeh:s±
X
The proposal WiII not affect coirtUnleatlon Systems.
r,.
Mater ava.ifabtlityT'
k
The propiAal Will not affett, publlt; water syster�S.
d,
5ewbt of septle systezlt?
lt,,,
The ptopusal'Will have to moot the fequfienents of the Butte courlty
FV,jzoii>aentaX _ Checklist Evaluation of Envixonmental
Impact
Enyjronmen t a1 Health Dept.
-
The pt'oposal will have to provide a, permanent solution for drainage.
e. storm water'dralnage7X
x
The proposal will not aflect solid waste disposal.
t. Solid waste and disposal?
17. FRyt1AN HCAtTH;, Wiil the PropOsat result inr
The Will not create any health hazard.
a. creation of any health hazard or potential
x
proposal
hazard (exctuding mentat health)rl
Will not expose people try any health hazatd.
health
b`
of people try potesult
X
The proposal
hazardsr
proposal result
x .,
the ploposal will ,hot teSult In an aesthetically offensive view
because it is consyslent with surrounding development.
ta" oostruciion of anylscentc view open10the
the proposal result, in the creation
public. or wi.11
of an aeslheticaliy ollensive site open to the
public y)ewt
x
The proposal may result In an locrementai increase in demand for
1g» �CREATtQj. Will the proposal result in 'an IrKpact _
quantity of existing
patk and recreation facill"lfet.
upon, the quality or
recreational opportunitlest
t
2O. cxlLTtltAL H E§Ol.rtCes-
X
the proposal wilt riot attest archeofogicat sties,.
a. Will the proposal result In the Al'tetation
destruttlon of a prehistoric or historic
or
arthaeologlcat sites
x
the ptOOOSUl will not affect historic sites.
b, will the proposal result in adverse physical
.-
hittatic building, ttottuteratiobfect7 or
the proposal have the potential to
X
The ptoposai will not affect cultural resoUrces.
c. ones
al change which would affect
cau3e a physical ch,tat
unique ethnic vaitrest
the proposal will not affect rellg'lous ro outtet.
d. will the proposal testtict existing
relfolous or .Sacred uses within the
potential fmpact areal
r
r.
u
:
al Im, adt,,
Checklist LValu `rr
h���;wonm;�ntal * 'ntian �f Emvi�?on�tten�
i
l
V., SUGGESTED MI7"IGATION MEABUILEB
plach a nota on 'the Ilnal map tltatfIiq'.
-Autcsatia fire suppression sprinklet systtens
Shat be Instalfed in Ali res lidenifiI
in the NatfwaI 1-1 re
strutturet: accotdaytceWIth
protection Association Standard for [Ne
installation of sprlYiklet systems [n one aiy+!
two Gamily dwellings and mobl le 11CnIes. iii A
se or
of sp(inklebr+3ystemis .JS for additloniillsafe�tY
Dtopetty Prateetion in the event W'
and
tesld'entia! fires. This installation wilt
the demand tot structural hire
reduce ,_
protection Services_irs these lristances where
they ate lnstailed.-'
00
Development`µsetbecklzonenrtomethe high water
line of i;r andotte Gteeir„
n tbd
�i
Cr
I{
I,.xx, i ronmental Checklistt * E:valuation of Environmental Impact
DATA SHEET
A. -ofect Description
Biolohtcal Environments
1.
Type of Piolectr Tentattye Parcel map
a,.
Vegetation: Oak grasslands With pastures, and tolling
foothill woodlands,
2.
]Brief Descrl tlon: Tehlative Parcel mao t o divide 2b+ acres
p �
to create tour $+ acre parcels.
9.
. ortnon to oak
wildlife Habitat: tltds and animals c
grasslands,
3..
LocatlOW on the edit, side of Tarrny's Place, Palermo area.
Cui'tural Environment:
4.
Proposed Dens (Y of Development: One a`aetiing unit pets
acres.
to;
Archaeotoglcaf and Ht torlcat Resources in the area,.
Moderate to low. including unkhown.
5.
f t Minimal, less than 3x.
impervious sUr
01
d
11.
]Butte COUnRv General Plan designation, AgricUtlural
s.
-Atwunt
CCOSS est Ro d(st: NtacKintosh Avenue,
Residential ,
7.
method of Sewage Dlsposals Individual septic and leachfi'eld
12.
Existing Zoning-, A; -s
systems..
is.
Existing Land Use on-sltdt Open space foothill area.
at,,
Soo to of viatet SUpolyt tndfVidUal wells.
ts:,
Surrounding Arca:
9,
Proximity of Poorer Lines: Adjacent to property.
a. Land Uscs. dural residential, open spaces.
b. Zcnih9. A-5':
o,
Potential for further land divisions acv! development. No
c. Gen; Plan Designation: AgricUltutal Re6lderl1lal
d. Parcel alzat, Range from 5 - 20 acres.
B> 0*1romental>setiing
e. Population: 'Rural 're0dentlal
Physical Envitonetehir
it.
Character of site and Area: Aural foothill area
1.
Terrain
t6. '
Nearest Urban Area: City oY Orovllte
a. Cenetai Topographic iCharaeler. Rolling htlis and
foothill area of sierta Nevadas,
17,,
Relevant Sphetes of IntlUence• None
-
C. Elevation., a00% - iso feel 'above Sea levet,
te;
improvements standards Urban Areas No
d. Limiting'FActors: steep slopes,«
19.
Fire Protection service:
2.
sots
a, Nearest County (State) Flre Station: Station t72.
a. `types and ch);racteristics: AUbWn. moderate
totaled approklmalely 2 1/2 miles, northwest of thr.
perineabifitY, drams well, silt loam soll.
protect slid,,
b. Limiting Factors: Steep slopes.
b, water Availability: Tanker truck only.
3..
Natural.Ha2aids of the Land
20.
Schools in Area; PaIetmo Unton school DItitIict.
a. Earthquake Zone: Moderate Earihquake int AtIly lone
Vill.
b. Eroslon Potential: moderate
C. Landslide Potentlat: Low
Fire ttazatd:ha2ards
-Wremid
e. Expansive Sol! Potential: High
4.
ttvdr of ogy
A. surtac water• None
,
b. croundp water} . Cenetafiv accessible.
c. Drainage characteristlts, Ptoperty drams towards the
southwest
,
d. Annuat Raihfbi'f (narW�3t): 22 Y 24 inches user Year.
e. Limiting Factoti. terse
s.
visual/scenic'QUallty Coo.
$.
Act4stic Will Ityr Good
x.
A I t Quaitty Good
nvironmethtal checklist * Evaluation of.. Envirantneintal impact -
ENVIRONMENTAL REFERENCE MATERIAL
'. Butte County Planning Department, Earth uake nnd
9
Fault Activity Map 11-1 Seismic 5a etv E e n
arov e, CA: CH2M H ll 977.
12�
Butte County Board of Supervisors.
A ricultural Preserves MW established b
..
PotejtialMAaunty P1-2, S Department, eLiquefaction
Potential Atap 11-2. Seismic Safety a ement.
Resolution Nd. -b/--1/8, Oroville, CA:
Butte County Pane ng Department, 1987.
'1977.
13,
National Flood Insurance Program, Flood
3.
Butte County Piannln Department, 5ubsidenceand
Insurance Rate maps Federal Emergency
Management Agency, 1989.
Layidsiide Potential Ma' 111-j Safet Ei-ement.
r�(ov: 9, CA: CH2M H I I 1, 1977.
14,
USES Quad Maps, Bangor, photo revised
4.
Butte COUnty Planning Depa,tItment, Frosion
1559.
Potential Mao 111-2, Safety. F ement. OrovfIle, CA:
15.
Sol) Maps chico1925 )Oroyille (1926)
--Unitte'd
1977"
Areas
states Department of Agr CUltUre.
5,
ButteH
County Planning DepartmentEXDanslye Soils
Nia 1.11-3, Safety element, oroville, CA: CH2M
Hili,
16,
5oll.surve of hico_(1925)/Oroyllie
1977.
1926 Area, Un e Stt atps Department of
ture`.
6,.
Butte. County Planning Department, Noise element.
Aor 1cu
Maty 1V-1. Scen1G_Highway element rov e, CA,
CH2M Hill
17,
Butte County l'ianiiing boa,rtment Butte
1977
Count Flre Protection urisdictions anu
7.
$Utte County Pla ening:Department, Scenic HI hwa s
Ma V-1 Scenic Hlohwav Element.
b
(ac Itles Ma ; Butte county Tire
Department and California Department of
Orov e, CA;
Forestry; 1989
CHU Hill, 1977.
8.
BUtte County Planning Department. Natural Fire
Hazard classes Mao 111-4 Safety_Element,
Orov i l 1 e, CA. CH2MHlll, 1977,
9
Butte County Planning Department, AtchaeolocilcAl
Sensitivity WO, Orovilie, CA: James P. Mann ng,
1983
10,
Butte CoUnty Planning DepartMen't, 5chool..tiistric't
MAIL oroville, CA
11.
Northwesterri District bepartment of Water
Resources. Chico Ni.trate-Studv-Man, NltfA to
Concentration in_S a ow_we s,_ T e Resources
Agency, state of California, 1983.
i
arb ra Fri: Plan.it Ecoll antro 1 ., S.
Botany
=_.�.�..,�...— � ably
.rcw.vrcYn.F.C>',.yj
` 1
18 December, 1991
Kristine Sutherland
Ron Graves & Associates
, ..O. Box 986
Oroville, CA 95965
re: AP#27-18-22; (Schieler property)
Dear Kristine
unclosed are two copies of the initial botanical survey report for the 'Schieler
property..
As 011 will see i.n the report, recommendations include measures to maintain the
viability tithe extensive stand of Blue oaks on the property.
gg avoidance of clearing substantial area within the oak savannah and
avoidingdevelopment or uses which compact the soil: Avoidance of development
1 suggest avoid ,
impactsto the d ainageways, throggh adherence to the standard setbacks is reinforced,;
concerning the perennial Wyandotte Creek as it passes through the
especiallyconcer
property. T assume ths will: be done as usual:- '
An initial survey of habitat types on site narrows down the search that will be
cies crude fiable in the winter. p Y will also be expanded to
e
necessarycies
include the s rin at that time the bite species inventor wil
P
If you or your client have any further questions, let me know. It has been a plea-
sure working with you on this and other projects.
Sincerely
Barbara Castro
Botanist
enol:
cc Tom Last
Butte County Planning Deptw
p
129 W 19th $t. •' Chico, CA 95928 a (916) 8944160
s
W.
1 ,w^ FETE %MLSON, Cv Wr"f
IFORt4IA--THE RESOURCES AGEDIG"�'
T O
CISH AND'
taAME k
1T7G1i ltll(F, ,%5 ROAD, SURE
ttt�ai+ii*�Mi (;, RDOVA, CALiFORN1A 9xb70
,9
f x
�5jj
-7020 5.�,
July 31 ,1991 r
' y AUG
John Mendonsa s a
p artmen.t of Public VI ks
I i u
ep
County Center Drive � r
California �,a � •T ,
95965
()xoville, p
;gear Mr. Mendonsa:
FG) has reviewed the Leroy
The Departmenetpoarcelarapn( Game aDproposal to divide A.P.
,SChieler Tent into TPM)
27-18-22 of 20+ acres into foer,5b acre
eoak woodland habidtatast
;of Palermo, the parcel is eoveredY
To protect the oak woodland Habitat, the DFG recommends that
the following be madet conditions of TPM approval:
1. Establish a no disturbance buffer zone, commencing
from the outer edge of the canopy, outward one -hall
of the canopy radius, around each oak. No
disturbance includes irrigation ard,xoot damaging
ac,tiYtities
2. Retain all snag6 except those which pose a direct
safety hazard.
8.o priming or cutting of oaks except for safety
purposes. Deciduous oaks sandlrun
eetgr`eeneoaksrdugringe
wintat dO mant season only
July •- August only.
The other vegetation "types ori -site provide biodi ve3zsity
elements necessary to support local wildlife. The bVG recomixter dt
the maximum feasible retention of all nati
• ire ve etati�%n
5
this project w ill have an impact toi` cfish a ceSrCodePndo�li�e
habitat.
Assessment of fees and
Section 21080 and as ref iaeabble by thenprajectCapppl.icantoUpon,
• �
is necessary. Fees a p Y
I lin
Of the. Notice of Determination by tt1e lead agency,
.. , "1032 and
f ' g pursuant :to Public Reshttrces CCr,e Sects oi3s :�
Ptt �:�- � fi cat ion of prop )sed
21092.2, the DFG re�uesls �wrritten z� ;., ; _ �,ro]ect.ritkex
ending decis�.orr de ar,.34,'0 t,i
actions and p to thl�� 0ifice:
notlficaticns should be direcb+.,d
_._.
BUTTE COUNTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC, HEALTH
Division of Environmental Health
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
4a,
(916) 53,8-7281
loctober 15, 1991
A,,= Ora.ve
?. C. Box 98
tt7ra'�.le CA 95965
PP14 SCHIEI ER, Leroy Els Tommy's Place - :Palermo Area
AP# 27-18,-2,2
veax Fon
arbi,sdepartment has advised, the Butte County Department of Public Works Land.
De7el,opment Section that we are prepared to act on the above application.
-eased, on present information,we can recommend approval or conditional
-approval
gccommended.Conditions for Approval:
1;. show a 50' leachfield setback from the drainage way on parcels. 1 and 2i
2. show 100' leachfield setback from the highwater line of the creek on
parcels 3 and 4.
3'. Show the usable sewage disposal area proven 'to meet the requirements of
the Subdivision Ordinance on all parcels:
4., Place a note on the ;nap that no water well may be located within 100'
of the usable sewage disposal area on all parcels:
5- Prove that the required quantities of domestic water are avail -able to
all' parcels
if yoU have any questions_ regarding this letter, please contact me at the
above listed address or telephone number between 8.100 10:00 a.m. *weekdays:'
Very truly `yours,
chili pE : Nelson
Supervising E':H S
bi.vj';sion of Environmental Health,
PEti/kf
cc: Planning Department
Public works
i
a
u
f�
INITIAL SURVEY FOR
RARE, ENDANGERED, R SEN rM RrE ESOURCES
�BITATS
AND GENERAL
CONDUCTED AT THE SCH.IELER PrkOI'ER:I'X
BUTTE COUNTY, ALIFr}alJlt
1991
by Barbara Castro
;HSTR,ODUCnON
'rhe propt, ty here referred to as the Sc ciated er abo about air miles soutiis a 20 -acre , of O ovillarcel e
1le site
prnased far alot split into 4 5 -acne parcels. Ln elevation,
-.t California, and E toe the Bangor USen 260ft and G5t7 5quad map (see
eastern Butte It
Cnut y, "
or. pies the S1N/� of Section 14 T18NI R ,was
The site is located along Wyandotte otSe itive bota reek-, Thecatpx sour es are present on
5�eyed to determine whether habitats
trig , roperty, to assess the potential for c�sand to project the extent of survtey ne ded
crrlmuntis should full development a p
the following spring growing season.
The site consists of gently slopin south -facing slopes, with Wyandotte Creek, a.
Talf of the site toward the southwest (see Figure In
ream, stream, draining the eastern.
A flat to entl sloping west -facia hillside lies to the east of Wyandotte Creek•
g • Y p ditch -like intermittent drainage trends southward with
-
ft
;s�te'C tivest side, a very small; to the,p9 West
a east-fac}n ste ne to the west leading uap Blue nakraa eannah of varying g degr Yof
i''ce). The site is vegetated principally by
density, with open patches of bean graa 1 bars ,thin its channel. Theerdirt jeep
rt, and
iparian vegetation on the cob
meads ass through the property, roughly fi"The sitehs fairly disturbed,lw h tee ;- ticks
pass through
near the proper,tys center,
lale thrqu hoot most of the savannah, ori old un1e-type ditch traversing the sIc'^p
�e W an Otte Creek, and a large turn a `ound area'near the rocks at the propt2t(9` ,-
zip
' ` stakes and strings is located in one
ado y of zi za
wrtheast corner. An arrangementp p y _ en orak savannah. A large
a rox: 3b sq, ft spat near the ra ert s ceterg �ctlun op ,
fond lies behind a dam which, has been, constructed fust offsite to the south, at the
�Upctiot of Wyandotte Creek and the interrilittertt drainage.
RE,'THREATENED, OR ENDA'�1GEREI� PLANT
�P.ECIES POTENTIALLY PRESI? 4` "
es were consulted to determ�e which. plant species of concern might 3 e
Several sourc of Rare rtrici E�irlart� a'd
fund; an the pro ert �;; These rri thran B�rud��$8) an�at �aitlial of tll& Uascttlnr
cular Plaids OJ Ili fort ( � qattChit orttta (Oswald andAiiart,1991�. Thestedsi�n Table 1�atycern that
'has
rr, f Butte County! % .,
g p p operty a
rtu ht reasonably be expected to occur on the r
t"
a
d'
SCjjrBLPERBOTANICAL, SI
yjmj2, site topogral
Fj;t0 . CammunWes
B, Castr
Blue Oak.
':. Annual Gr
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.r ^ c't for c f Ratr and Endrrrt eried Yascttlar Plants of California Smith and Berg, 19s
CLAPS STATE FEDERAL
i.l TEl) PLANT SPECIILS LIST LIST LIST
/1�1t'ra$Palt
alus r�culus depauperate mills vetch 4 - Oc
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Erittllaria hniflora adobr lily 1l3 -- C2
.1'Ltl;lunslis"tuisi northern California 1B - a
blackwainut
srtt�'us lctc�sl�errrrts Red Bluff dwarf rush 1B _- C2
�,�p, leiasl�er►tttts �*
Fjarnychta alcaitii`Ahares 'parocn}=spilt 18
Navarreda heterandra* Tehama navarretia 4 --
Opilinblosman lusitancum California adder's tongue 4 Oc
sr�p. a;ctllcfnc7tctbtc*.' _ fern
}iltyncosl7ora cal fondca California peaked -rush 1B C2
F.iMQNS OV LAST CATEP„C?iEttFS
CLAPS 1XIM.
1A Plants presumed extinct in CaUbtnia. (hese species have not been seen or collectedin the wild for many'
years. Eligible Cor state listing)
1B 'Plants rare, threatened or endangered in Califontt.a atld� elsewhere- (Plants of highest priority. Eligible for
state listing)
3 Pl=ants about which we need more information — a re%7ew fist. (Tb be monitored as more data is gathered;
suggested additions to other lists.)
4 Plants or limited distribution a watch lisfi� (Vulnerability low at this time, but status needs to be muni-
lured)
S AM LIST
Cly State listed, endangered.
CR State! listed, rare,
FRDC-RAJ,. x.,iS'r
Ci the l✓ederal listing:
C2 `fhreut and/or d1ttrfnt t1o4Wata ar: insufficient to support
retlejtal listing.
C3c `lbo Widespread aatdlornot fhreatened.
f�raawn from same geigraphio region of Butte CoUnt}" as protect site (acC, to Oswald and Apart 199x;,
yrio`vn from anti adjacent geographic region 01MMO County.
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g No species of concern have been reportedto occur on this property (according
to files of t6 Mount Lassen Chapter, California Native Plant Society), but Prrrotaycl►ia
r f' fl1joetii, has been found within 1-2 miles of the propery on a ranch to the southwest in;
grassland. Three species are known from the: same geographic region of Butte County,
*and an additional two gecirjs from. an adjacent geograpluc region of the county (see
x, fable). Thus at least five dant species of concern coulld be expected to occur on this
,. site with a moderately high probability.
f The Appendix contains a list of the vascular plant species identified on the site
during the fall survey. Most of the species are found throughout the property, or occur
Occasionally in the gt•asslandloak savannah habitat. 'Those species restricted to certain
,specialized habitats (e.g., drainages or other wet places) are so indicated. Non-native
species are also specified.
SURVEY METHOD
The property was. searched on foot by Barbara Castro on Novermbe.r 22, 1991,L during
the period when leaves were still present on the deciduous oaks in this vicinity; so that
oak trees could be identified to species. (However, this was not the season where each
of the plant species of concern in 'fable 7would be flowering or otherwise identifiable
by distinctive vegetative or fruiting parts. This will be accomplished in late March or
early April and again in early May; 1912:) This fall visit was chiefly for the purpose of
identyin the lant communities on the property to see if there Pere substantial nttal oak
I d g p a
woo lands or riparian communities which would need s ectal managgement
ti pTh s visit also served to deterrrdne whether. the habitats or any
recommendations,
plants of concern are present on the property and thus narrow down the number of
species and. parts of the property necessary to address in the spring survey.
RESULTS
An open to somewhat dense savannah of Blue oaks (Queectts douglasii) was
found on almost the entire property exccpt for two areas of open annual grassland (see
Fmare 2). While not raze in California, this community shares a status 'of concern with
I
oCr oak woodlands in California, none of which are repproducing themselves.
,Indeed, on this property there were virtually no juvenile or seedling oaks. iThis lack of
c udm
livestock
• t nl.
e ens of human activity, F _
> as caused concern far inane m yr . including
livestock
regeneration h g . y _
grazing, within oak communities, and has given rise to research and advisory groups
such, as the Integrated Hardwood Range Mana ement Program of the University d.
California's Corp native Extension, g Plant Society also has issued.
The California Native
a policy statement on oak hardwood managements
The only riparian habitat 'ppresent on the property consists of islands' and very
W ` harrow ribbons of willows and other shrubayfandew &rbaceood v estati n e n the edges
of Wyandotte and sed The islands contain willow and
This riparian owth is all within the confines of the bed of
butt nwillow, sedges, �r
the Creek and dais not extend out int *fie property:, The intermittent drainage in. the ,
exist on the property. pp p g se�;ps appear to
sites western half does not support d arian ve a ation No springs or
Lack of appropriate .habitat; including $oil types and moisture, elinIna tes some
of the species from Table 1 as needing spi-ingsurveys, Por example, the absence of
seeps on the site means that Rhyltcospora californica could not be present; It -wise,
k
a
yr 6
� 1
B as - 3t cher since no
l mirretin hetertindra nor Fritillaria pl.unjlnra could be faun hve would
J depressions with heavy cl,- _�► soils are present. Of the plants of concern,
,Yk"' not to be marched ,for in the grassy tt'eas -�n(l edges of the oak woodland. These tes
rr; lude (3}?luo inssurtz .Iusifallf :u ;t, Astragalus parrpercziltc
Jel spermus vat' ieicsvernius, �?nd possibly Mintztttrs lattc��sce�zs, (u. LiVIc� list 4 plant
floc, on "Table 1).
Aneither species not .listed in Table 1, the California native bunchgrass ,Sfi a
pulci#ort '(Purple needlegrass),
was found in one location on the west side of the
ittterrwttent drainage (seeFigu )•nwl�i�e tttasseis sewhosecies is i�nuot n be s have laeen,threatened
greatly
or endan rered, .it is ane of many , gr
reducedue to grazing, agriculture and urban development. Thus it is now notable
where it does occur.
pOTENTIAL PROJECT IMPACTS
Since a complete botanical survey has not yet been completed, project impacts
cannotbe evaluated. This will be possible after completion of the Spring 1992 survey=
As rioted in the introductory description of the project site, the oak savannah
ureas have already been somewhat impacted by vehicle travel mons the these slopes.
oPast
grazing may have also contributed to the lack of regeneration among
lowee r, m most of the values of the oak woodland and its as,
vegetation (grassy
iinderstary) retnahns, potential impacts frarn ment of the site could continue the
a—'elop
degradation of this resource. This would represent an incremental depletion of the
already struggling oak in California.
Since the perennial Wyandotte Creek traverses a substantial portion of the
_ tele ment and subsequent intensified human activity could ion
ege
the
property, dei
values of the creek by erosion oft e banks (that is, in areas where rocks ddorea not Y or
down to the water's edge), b dumping of pollutants, `by filling in, �t
erwhse alterin the creek bed, and by rerrt�,vtng vegetation necessary for stabilizing
otti g
the islands and stream edges.
V1MGATION MEASURES
p oodlapd and rhparlan botanical
Recommendations for ' rotectin the oak w
preserving as much as possible of these declining
resources .are offered as idelines for resew
liatural features, mon oaks captained within Attachment 1
1. Follow the idellnes for development a
t3 thts.report. `particular, avoid any llvestockgrazin$ or extensive inga clearing
oaks,
.. i � from the cam action an&foraging' which grazing produces
as this woodland suffers fr p
g. 'drainage patterns by mirtitnizin impervious surfaces; for
r round dr
2 preserve unde gg
exam le, use chipper bark or gravel instead of 'pavement wherever possible.
f
rd 100 -foot develo meet setback from Wyandotte Creek as a
3. 1~ollow the stands p
minihium. if any bridges are desired across the creek, they should be open
construction so that the water flow is unrestricted=
Avoid developpicot un the one ocatiun of -8tipa ptslc{ira in the property's
northwest corner: This small area will be flagged out during; the spring plant survey,
u, l
fder , 7
IU MGXnON N1EASURF-9, cont.
q `5, Any development plans for this property should remain tentative in nature pending
the findings of the final spring 1992 plank survey.
' s
'T98(,. iirelindnary Descriptions o the Terrestrial Natural Conanunities of
;�ali fornia. Califorrisa Depar rn g �
$L came Non-game k,er►ta e Pr
Un-
published, Sacramento
ones and Stokes. 1.988. Resources of t1w Blakely Swartz Rancho, Butte County,
Californl a. Sacramento
1Vlunz, P. A. and'n. D. Keck. 1973..A California Plora and SuppleoMent, University i;
California. Press, Eerkeley
Oswald, V. H.. and L. Abart. 1.991. Manual of the Vascular Plants of Brute Cortttty, CnJi-
forniai Unpublished, Chino, CA:
Smn!th,+1. P, Jr., and .K. Berg. 1:988. Inventory of Rare and Endangered Vascular Plants
of Calrfortrn. 4th Edytion� Special Publication Number 1, California Native Plant Saci-
ety, Sacrarrento
University of California., Cooperative extension. (no date): Living Among the Oaks.
Berkeley:
GI �u . �5: + ., ,,n � .' �/' 144.ua - wa.....«�-�w.�+'�� 77,,. ~ aa1i.'r7`. ' 1 w.,4+.r'•t'dJ s;...m.vatsw .'ti
•A' '��Ji�Xif6 1 / I Y`�"*rG4#rh.+c y:w d.,u ro'to,��1'.tY!V.1^dr++1^4.'�-,..—y*:..'•7
8
'y APPENDIX
INVENTORY OF VASCULAR PLANT SPECIES
SCHIELER, PROPERTY, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA
22 NOVEMBER, 199
pend;
*'= Non-native, introduced species
W = Found only in or adjacent to seeps, streams, and other moist or wet areas
SCIENTIFIC NAME COMMON NAME,
Pinus sabiniana Digger pine
Quercus douglasii Blue oak_
Populus rremontii(W) Cottonwood
Salix spp.(W) Willows
Ficus carica*(W) Fig
Shrubs _
Ccanothus cuneatus Buckbrush
Cophalanthus occidentalis vat. californicus(W)Buttonwilloiw
Rubus discolor*(Ni) Blackberry
�!y
"14,,;rndcndron diverslobuxri Poison .oak
t � l _.
ipT ni
mitis caif�,b.� ,.�zf'� �' 'a; California wild grape
Perennial Hcrl� ,
Qdontostc.�mum hartwegii Hartweg's, odontostornurn
,kninual Herbs
{ ipp• gustifblia* Narrow"I000d c) wort
Drodiums an Filaree
Geranium molle* Wild geranium
L"tnantl us cilia!► 1Ikiry lifinl',thus
g1rasses„�Sedaes. and Pushes
Aira caryophyllea* Silver hargrass
Avena sp. Wild oat
Brixa maxima Rattlesnake quaking grass
,Muhlenbergin rigens(W) Deergrass
Scirpus aoutus(1v) nle
Stipa pulchra Purple needlegrass
1I pha aiifolia(W) Caitail
` Pityrogramina triangularis Silverback fern
SelAg�'rnelhadspoike-masses
Spike-moss
C�,: ,f -^
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,
Suggested guidelines for development near oak trees
These guidelines are for the protection of healthy oak
i., trees which will remain after construction in developed areas
i.
The tea'na diameter at breast height (dbh) refers to the trunk
r measurement :of elHier one trunk or the addition of all trunks In
a mu) LI --trunked tree.
f i. Protect all oak trees greater than 8 Inches dbhto the
maximum extent .feasible. Special care Will be taken to protect
,yaks greater than 18 inches dbh, .,
Z. Trees to be saved will be surrounded by a barrier fence
installed at the dripline with signs indicated the purpose of the
barrier:
3„ Signs, ropes, cables, and 'other items shall not be
attached to 'oak trees.
4. No employee vehicles, construction equipment, mobile ,
office,, supplies,, materials, or facilities will be parked,
tockpiled, or located within the rootzone of protected oak
reel-;
5. fr`bil surface removal greater than ,8 inches, will not,
occur within the driplines'of oak trees, and no grading
wha soever should occur within 5 feet of their trunks.
r
G. Earthen, 'fill greater than I toot deep will not be' placed.
within tate rootzone of, oak. trees, a.nd no.flll whatsoever will be
:plated wi'thln i0 feet. of their trunks,
7 1f extensive cuts or fills are made near oak trees
beyond the dripline, adequate drainage will be provided to
mitigate the adverse e"tfects 'caused by elevation changes and sof l
compact1bn
8. No trenching whatsoever will be allowed within the
pnecessary to in,
drl lines of oak trees. I.I.IS it is absolutely neee stall.`
underground utilities within the dripline of oak trees, Ithe
trench will hie either boned or drilled but not within 5 feet ot,
tree trunks.;
9 Where su11 compaction occurs within the dripllne of an
oak tree; measures will be taken to restore soil condition and
integri:t
10. Areas that supported oaks prio=r to development will be `
replanted with the same native oak species.
it raving within they dr,isplines of oak trees will be
striagcnt.ly mt�lMlzed When it is absolutely necessary, porous
,.
materials will be used with consideratlon given to the need for
aeration:.,
anon within the rootzone of oak
TZ. No arti'icial 1rrig
trees will be permitted.
Include nonplant
beneath oak trees may etc. The only
13• Landscaping cobbles, wood.chlps� lines of oak
anat:erials
such as boulders, anted within the drip
arid summer
plant species that should be P roximately
those that are tolerant of the natural setup
P Irrigation aPP
trees ar'e >dry.
Limited drip=
the dry season is permitted for the unders
environment of the trees
once per month intens.lty of irrigation should sustain Zandscaping
P, as this 10 a£tecting oak treese
without adversely
bf-limbs will be confined to low hanging
Pruning a branches that are
14. hazard. I�
b�°ai►ches over roads and sidewalks, and larg
appear to pose a safety Pruning
weak or may reasonably ed circumsta c . ;.
aint will be used u der An ur ose and in
ru in a general -p P
Wounds may 'be treated With cuts will be made cleanly
Pruning " tissue o£ adJacent
insecticide/fungicide. "bark ridge
that: avoids damage to the
a way
I i mbs.. ♦ ::`
give each homeowner an instruGtlo�►a1
The deve'.oper will g ry}eot oak trees on their
le lains how to p
pamphlet that exP
include the University of
property. Suggested pamphlets Natural Resources Program
�(avaf•llable 'from. 163
California Cooperative Eztens ion, the Oaks, " and the 5�tmar 63
publication titled "Living Among [415/642-23W )
ramento Tree
Mulford Haat, Berkeley,
The
of the book -Nat !ve Oaks." available untt 0£ IceCo of E -ducat !cin.- ,
Foundation or at The Sacramento Cot
wi'le±rn �w+sr:.'"s �•^'.••�w.n•Ne.��-.-- Yt$iVq �rF�Nhq�::i� i $.Y.6�. iS rdY"'L'aSIHi.iL"LY7u6� .�Y1W05YA'Y.Wia�r
fq
''Mese art: just a few Ca tfornia native plant, that cart be used in landscaputb oak
• gardens. Cnce established—usually atier a "ter=-thcy regttire little care ;cine
' monthly watering, and offer beautiful folr�ri,., show blossoms and, sometimes
pr,
M, Ole water entrapment, in the ;�', 'Y
, test tsuraginR root and crtmn rcxy. pleasant fragrartces. -K MAT[vC- log+' T Hr- G &eo AQEA
.liniftg, wails outside of the drip line iGroulld C_wers
Shade
,hexe Is no alternative to filling within � Sluubs� Partial
C nteria
ret tits natural rads under the tree. Baaharir pilitlar;s subsp. pltularig Dwarf
Y"
°s rf "line', fcchnl ues are avatlableto min- Ceanorbus species; Wild 1!l CS � coyote bush
� q Cemfotlriu griseus rar.:hortzontails,
At G�tlpact: on the leer. Consult an arborist C griseus C tbyrs�orus, C mar time Ciirmel creeper
plus cuidvars: C Joyce Coulter C Ray ,
&Writaan�p,, tri oaks, or some of the publl- ilartmI Ceanot.rrtt marfllmus, Hoover ceanothus
anon., llr ed In 'Additional Resources",C
Ribe
> Ceficts otxYdentali; Western redbud f Catalina currant
s uthurntfiol;um, setal
Ce»carpus betulolrtes vae blanche c; Evergreen Herbaceous Plants
Mountain -mahogany
F.r;ogonum arborescerK Santa Cru Island ,gpteris argura, Wood fern
wild buckwheat; ` FHagon um, umbeitarum vat. pol,)-anthunr,
, It�OTSw= „ Garrya e116D fcA Silk -tassel bush Buckwheat
*Hrteromeles arbutifoU4 Toyon Heucbera nu=in a Giant alum root 'y
' iiST{.- t".1Y x Malwnfa species, Barbaries and btah7+c u: Iris douiltastana and hybridsr.
w3k'old,
'1T1J're- nct u. n•, g A"1d , r,•. " VPgufeni deltoUea va•n1pari•s
b
4
M. Haematcarpa M. biggiruaDeciduous orttIiek�.e rEgumenk' M ptnMata
Prunusfusfl1E+Oit of4 Holly- leaf chCMf4 Herbaceous Plants
aR6amnusCatf cane
4
cb�xq
,
ecies, Claddas
•'�O.1.=•~
�C,ane Ribes species, Gooseberries- 4 �OMMfspecies, Chinese hoesR aurum vxt cillrmu A Malta- odecatbeon
'
cteveta»ut( Shooting stxxs
SplCio3N771, RSanVfWUt4 R
� ,�srirscFiotsia species, Poppies'
WnMI Joltum lWontia perfoUata, miners Iemm
tRosa urltfornr:q California v+,ld t}fst memopbua Menzfesf4 Baby blue eyes '
Rosa call omt "Plein" dcwble, Ci!1fotni2 • "
'$'rtsaeeitistg. Trenching is a commonly f � Oersathera species, Evening Primroses
j creerlooked talose of tree mortalin, When rose » tsyrincbfum beYJun Blue cycd•grass
• Sa is clewland14 San Diego wia+a sage Vfota edun flat Ydloav
utrli teevches are dug Into the root zone, p 4 P2
rna portions of a tree's, roots mac, be cut qtr"' ieilcvphjtla, t oastal wnit;: sage r. auscbneria caltjornkA talUotrtia wild
or,se crOydamogedVVhen a large proportion �. fuchsia
ti d-ke tenets are damaged, trees die•T`ienching Shrubs Euli Sun Bulbs '
In the roc t:zane should be mmolded afienever Fremontodendron calfjormkion Mezi• Brodfuea species and related generis
p=,bI& canum and cultivars, Freniontia, Flia. op cbelostemmapulcbeiluin
Perhaps the bec: alternative to trenching - nel bush, "California glol');"'Pacific -*moieta terra
is to plate trtilitirs in a conddlt which Isbured sunset locbortus species, mariposa Blies
tfizaugh the soil.1his eliminates the need for' Galvala speciosa, Island reit; timgon lomgalum pomtridianun; Soap,pjant
chi and the small sirs or the conduit up 'btjrons, Silver 1'uu:'J lupine Allam pardAlinur4 Leopard !ih'
trerf erg. L anus a.
minimtzes root damage. Lupinus ebamtuonfs, Chem so bush Trflllum rbloropetalum, Common trillium
If utilkV conduits areunataliable,'tr»• to lupin ti
icier alI utiloties placed in a single trench, as 1tlfmufus auranilacus,jj•lsfz-trtonkey- for more information about these am
flower J*M bp t `*, other Caltfornla native plants corn lble
multiple trenching bydtBerent companies t5 'Mimulus untie Red mtpnk P
p eros, cyflov✓Cr with Dale gardens, contact local irtxxr-
a t5ommon culprit in tree deaths. Convincing Fieftstrmon cfeuelandr4 Cte tYtI '' d's 'en- turns, botanical gardens, ind the CM- Oomla
utilities to use a single trench rrW require stenion and other speO,k ,� ,Q native Plant Society (see "Additional Rt.
iipiiant krbb}irtg with the tariciu:c comfxmies, Raisrne�oa coutter4 hlakiicla; poppy sources").
since it. L} often difficult to worditiate their
timing ort t and trenehink �jlctif+tdtitSnt, --
Persistence pays oti, howeven :end cocirdi-
nation can be accomplished!DAIJGEI ZO NE! �� x
After anytrenching in the rtitit zone, the KEEP DIY &
FCh+tGUS ^
tree should he carefutltl pruned to ,remove WELL DRAINED
onopv acttedal proportional its the mw 64
ur, cbm..igcd. An arlwrist can tte..+t adv se. tin kFTAININA `x;1U
theb1st�itri ince begovid the moot f° Pitt
t DRIPUNE ,
tone. Ba►vnd the root zone =lure oaks
Y
are tc w1h' less affected b;" landform and RErAu jNG WW. V I D III
drainagt tdtinges, soil compactation, paving, ! , Rc)OT CRUvtN
fills, aced "trenching actMties, 13ut the indirect . •---a t �*o
e8ecrs roust still be. considered. Watch out for NEW
E
_
aitree �t". wUldet the etcas Or nexs that could pcind t around
nearby pools
on local soil motsturc, and %-Aich for bank or '
hilttide cuts that ceroid drain tnuisture that a + �,
tree k acrd to ireeehtrix A& acthiq. that 4 hot � ',.... �',� � .... �,u,r ,,.��". t
t.tetltt-4 the envirtinrinrnr lit` otuffti irct..
i
s W- Butte, Count
ea
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
TELEPHONE, (016) 538-7601
i
Septemter 24, 1991.
Leroy Schieler
P.O. Box 632$
Auburn, 'CA 95604
RE. Tentative Parcel Map
A.P# 027-180-022
t�
Dear Mr' 8chieler
The. Butte County Planning Department has reviewed the second submittal for the above
mentiotied application. This department has detenrined that the application is still
incomplete due to the following reasons
1> The second, map submitted does not contain appropriate contour,
Alevat`nons. Only the 300' contour is labeled:
?. The State .Department of Fish and Ga.n,e has requested that "a botanical,
survey be provided to adequately assess the impacts of this prgject. This
department also requests that a 50 foot no-disturbance setbd4r. be provided
along"both sides of stream chancels. They also express extreme concern
with the preservation o£ Oak woodland habitats and request protection
measures A response to these two' issues will be required and should be
addressed in the botanical. survey.
t `}
As' ,teque3ted in the previous letter, this proposal appears not to comply with several
policies tf the General Flan. Therefore, staff does not hilly support the division of the
parcel into .five (5) acre lots,,
I
trtr � John Mendonsa
Department of Public Works,
7 County Center Drive
broville, California 95965
Debar Mr. Mendonsas
The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has reviewed the Leroy
Schieler Tentative Parcel Map (TPM), a proposal to divide A.P'
27-18-22` of 20+ acres into four, 5+ acre parcels. Located east
of Palermo, the parcel 1.8 covered by an oak woodland habitat,
To protect the oak woodland habitat; the DFG recommends that
the following be made conditions of TPM approval:
1 Establish a no disturbance buffer zone, commencing
from..the outer edge of the canopy, outward one-half
of the canopy radius, aroutd each oak. No
disturbance includes irrigation. and root damaging
acti vities
k Retain all snags except those which pose a direct
safety hazard. F
3 No pruning or cutting of oaks except for safety
purposes. Deciduous oaks should be pruned during the
winter dormant season only and ;evergreen oaks during
July - August only.
The other vegetAtion types on-site provide biodiversity
elements necessary to support local wildlife: The DIFG recommends
the maximum feasible retention of all, native vegetation
This project will have an impact to fish and/or wildlife
habitat. Assessment of fees under Public. ResourcesCode
Section, .21089 and as defined by Fish and Game Code aSection 71'1,4
is necessary. Fees are payable by the project applicant upon
filing of the Notice of Determination by the lead agency'.
Pursuant to Public Resources 'Code Sections 21092 and
21092.2, the DFG requests written notification of proposed
actions and. 'pending decisions regardi.ngr this project: Written
notifications should be directed to this office
„i
C,
h - Butte coun
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
TELEPHONE. (916) 536-7601
August 19, 1991
Leroy Schieler
P., U. Box 6328
Auburn; CA 95604
SLtBMCT,; Status of ,Application for Proposed Tentative Parcel Map
AT No. 027-180-022
Dear Mr. Schielert
The Butte County Planning Department staff has reviewed the application and
accompanying information for the referenced proposal,. The purpose of this notice is to
advise you whether your application is complete. The following status information
pertains to your application. Please call the as Planner named 'below if there are "
any questionsconcerning your proposal or this notice,
"The application is complete and Is being processed. Planning staff will
contact you if any clarification or additional information is needed, At a
later date you Will receive a letter and analysis of your project and a
notification of your scheduled hearing date
X,--- information to be received before
see the attached form for required
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the application can be processed.
The California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) requires payment of a filing .:fee:..
for all projects that result in the potential loss of fish, wildlife, or their habitat through
urbanization and land use conversion: This filing fee is applicable to your project and
will be collected by this ;Department on behalf of CDFO, YOU will be hotilied prior to
your project's hearing date of the exact amount due. Failure to pay the fee will prevent
your project, from 'becoming operative, vested, or final (Public Resources Code Section
21089 (b) ).
Before your
application can be considered comnl�te, the following items (see checked
oXes) must
be prepared and submitted to the Planning Depart: tent.
Your project is in a high archaeological sensitivity area. Contac the
Nortlie.-.st Xnformation Center in the Anthropology Lab at Chico State
Urversity. Have a records search -performed for your project If an
Archaeological Survey is required, have it performed by a, qualified
archaeologist (a list 'is provided). Submit the report to thc. Planning
Department.
Your project is in a sensitive botanical area. Contact a :gralifed Botanist
to determine if a $otanicaI Survey for rare, threatened or endangered
plants should be performed. If a Botanical Survey is required, have it
performed by a qualified botanist (a list is provided). Submit the report
to the Planning Department.
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Your project is in a sensitive geologic area. Contact a, qualified Geologist
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or Soils Engineer to have a Geologic Survey performed. Submit the report
'to the Planning Department.
MYour
project is in an area of special biological importance, Contact the
Department of Fish & Game to determine if a Wildlife Survey is required.
If species of concern are present, perform a Wildlife Survey, as required.
Submit the report to the planning Department.
rOthen
In order, to adequately avaltiate this project, the site topography
(contours)) drainage pattern, and/or streams .need to be,provided on
the parcel Map,.
OnQ V.eaft of concern is that this area is primarily 20 acre lots.
�vO though the zoning is A-S, this proposal appears 'to confiict.
with policies of the General Plan. In addition, there is a Rezone
application being -considered to change tte properties to the east
to A-20. Additional documentation to support your request is highly
recommended in order to provide adequate.revieW of this request,
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OHI1.YILLE. CAL11'Un11A 95965
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wllLE PHONE; 1816! 503- 011
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County of Butte
Department of Public Yorks
7 County Center Drive
oroville, CA 95965
Itl ' Leroy SCHIELER - Tentative ,Parcel Map
Dear Mr. Me ldonsaF
strict would like to
ress our concern over the
gr ,,t ng p pulation of the Greater d ovule aRiver Recreation and Park rea and the affect this will have on our District. We
have found that this incl ease in population is severly affecting our ability to provide a sufficient
level of services to our constituency. This partictilar Subdivision is of small size, being four
parcels* and we feel there is an impact to our District from this project . We need to do something
abort this increasing probls:n before it becomes a crisis environment.
We believe that thissteady ev
increase is good for the area and that e can alleviate the impact on thb
District, through developer fees and for the larger subdivisions, the creation of Lighting and
Landscape Districts. We believe that the PIanning Department should recommend to the,
Planning Commission and the Planning Commission should recommend to the Board of
Supervisors that developer fees be established for the Feather River ,Recreation. and Park District
and the other special districts which are affected by this increased population growth. »-
For the present and the Leroy S ,I LER project, we feel that an equitable settlement should'be
made to the Feather River Recreation and Park District for the increase in population which this
will. bring:
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Thank, ycu>
Since ,Y
eyand.
S cretaryto the Board of Dl
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BUTTE' C0UNTY SHERITPFS DEPARTMENT
33 COUNTY CENtER DRIVE
bROVILLE, CA. 95965
(916) 538-7321
MICR GREY
SHERIFF-CORONER
TO: JOHN MMIDONSA, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
DATE: 17 JULY 1,991
SUBJECT. LERO`Y SCHIELER AP #' 27-18-22
The Butte County ,Sheriff's Department has the lowest
officer-to-citizen: ratio of any law enforcement agency in
'the entire state. Budget constraints severely limit the
services this department can provide the citizens of Butte
County,
New construction or re-zoning creates the possibility
of further impact on the resources of this department with
the additional calls--for-service. This will result in a
"further deterioration of the level of service provided by
this department to ,allthe citizens of Butte County,
in the event a funding mechanism becomes- available to
increase the number of sworn personnel in this department
there would be no objection to the proposed development or -
re-zone.
Until that time, however,'this `department regretfully
opposes any new development or re-zoning.
Very truly ,yours,
'Ay, Mick Grey, Sheriff-Coroner
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�Jaes M. NylaVr
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COLIM OF BUTTE
DEPART'IE TT OF PUBLIC WORKS
County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
�.., (916) 5-18-7266
Julj 12, 1991
'Leroy, Schieler RE: AP 27-18-22
P.C_.Box 6328 Tentative Parcel Kap
Auburn, CA 9560
Dear Mr. Schieler
Ibis is to notify you that your application for a tentative map for the
above -referenced property is being; submitted to the Planning Ubpartmenc
for environmental determination, and to the Environmental Health Department
,for its review'.
M,h.s application will be considered complete when Vie have received
notification from. the Planning Department acid the Environmental Hesl,4ih
Department that all necessary data have been received. These departinnts
seri 11 contact you. regarding airy additional information they may requi e.
Very truly yo, -=s,
William Cheff
Director of Public Storks
J� In Mendonsa
asistant Director,
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tivironnental Health Department
Ron Graves & Associates
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DATE: July 12, 1991
;SUB.7ECT Leroy SCHIELER -- TENTATM PARCEL ASAP
ASSSSSOR' S PARCEL IMBER(S) 27-18-22
LOCATION 4 parcels located: on the east, side of TommY's Place approx.
800_ ft. north of Mackintosh Ave. Palermo area.
,Attached are documents regarding, -rA a copy of, the above-3escribed tentat ".ve
,map for your review-. If you have any suggestions, additions or recommends-itions
concerning this _projectj please return them to this office no later than
August 2, 1991
Very truly yours;
William Cheff
Director 'of Public Works
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John Mendonsa
sistant Director
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