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1,��1ir3 ,Ninth StT,eet., ite'otn ] 31.1. JU L 0 19-84
Sac=ra,manto, 'CA •9581.
Cslan.tyCltr1c, cmtnty of Butt-0 ELEANORM,BECKERItbudlyClerk
28 Couh` t'y centar br'ive
Orovi.:ile, CA 10 9,65
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7 County "Conto�r 'Drive (ll.cl
Oroville,, fcA 15965
r' SUJ3 CT; Paling of i.ce o C l etb,-rft rria�ti.ort iA r•om, is aircc V'th
o,i1 21 1,08 ox" 2.tj'S2 of the Public IZOS'owrre's tole
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5ta atc. C1 e,atinghous•e Number .(4 f s•ubm.t t"ped to Stat�o Ut-p:ar'inghoust)
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!OhneMojidortscj -ti lit Works
brt i die sau't,�c1C of Bartgt�r Rark ltbt, S 0 S V
� .P ra�.ect louationi .
�of it'',!5 intoxsectjort Ayr t,lr Oro-San Cr 't+tl t�tvay h� ra°r aro a, "
Pro+jeCt lcsci°xptaon;
rw- '1'crrta�iavq "Par(:el. cli.va..du.ng +30 Acres to c',r:eate C'our parc�C;l.s; I �;
pcl 11 *6 acres, pct, 2 4.1.1 acres f plc 5 + 7 aches, ;pct. 4 + 5
acr,os
this is to adv�so that tete Bunte Count),Ac1visor+y Agency,
� �.. � `�l.ea�i Agr..rrty
has Made fair 'rol l ow ng dein; rnt tri„ i e.ns r ogtardli g. the nbovo- a.,5cri',hecl
r't o j o G't; :
;I, 'thp pro;oett-I will s i t a ' i ~ a n
t c;f"Oet on
the c5,trvia�0ritttrnt
?, Art �1:Dvit�"el.amootcr1. Impact'Iwilort tuns prep,>recP�_for �7rlis
QED ptr,,jor:•t purse alit to the �prbv.i�i,rrtls of�Ci�t��� ,trtd Taw
ec,r�tai'ae�i �s rc,(ttlirEci � Sect,tGl1t, 15'O8S� g , l,4 iCa_i.ifo,rrti.a
Ac'mini.strativr C UdQ
A pr'epa'rod 14or• titris 131-'0`O-ct
ptlrsunnt to flic pr�ovasi�erls of�Ck�i�A• A copy Of t�10
Net,tata.vc�:i1c� L r.t'ct'tira�',tr tt►aty h� �t.iatrl.i tivd tal rili. rpl;rrrnlar';
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lu Mm.t t <cros rein oll. u h pn a ];e7 grad n o til
distttrl.acl arrc,as iintiiudilitl ,x,oaclz, a+nd dauriaFc]ing pad's,.
role ,it1�de gT tldo
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'cross.sl;ol),o a d sCiulvert-s for er:o'silb . tont-rol a Con's tr!U� tJtbT1
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Alft'd r.os:eocin'tof ckIo'sod aro,as l]av1,�lg A ,crosspb ,n�
t Sl lor ;more +as to be cbmpl tted .pr or to tltc �.�u��t se'asor►
Placc a note lore ;anuli '' if durjng co,nst:rixtton, sterns ;biE
sigtir-([ att ,aCl"�1tlCo o �ca�: �ml,.i�Tt 7]i"e arc sC'01�.oC'ldy
n arc.11aeo �u ,.ca !s,ur;voY shall, be t.aanpll,et-d amd
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Satjntre, `CA 95IP9
At rG'he rogular mating bP the liut'te County Advisory Agonoy, 'his ix�
bn ;dune �� �.9��t , �iYo .tt,t�a'oji rr;3�.tr7 �ec1 a pmt tf,�uin� �ne�;'.t G3'Vr� �9ec,'l�trat� Citi
o� etwaxoruncnt al �tnpaat and _Pprovad thr,� gboVd r�tiforexa�ed Gentat� vu
T, roof tna,P slibievt to tho condftion:t ,7.Sstetj ail the at`tttachi ahoe.t.
f !no appeal a:ic "t maty t cdw�-w ttt3r) trn �(10) dayn of C.hb awto, .0,V
the rMvisory Agency'.,, approra --whit 'Mata .(lj.eek uP the l3oard o"
supervwi.anr:t, the; utIti' n w'C11 bo final.
fart y,aau to f 7 l a Y ,,, p" e calinty Vepar Gtnents,afee 1
Vhrtn the rrsndi�':t.ntt c pf` �t,��aaa.�ava�. ars �uttt
ed With)
r,ur "'Vin'll .ma wi tkt the C .,
'uta r e+. a'�tt"7t`t t)t�, tt wi.ittt to �<<v nt k n;ar Cj) monthn of tho date
of Approwil 'by the Adyltaory Agt,rir r,
If you hnve any y,taotltj,, >n,^ thio ivltfer.s PT(lact, voiittac�t th v
of't�'feo.
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�tax;1ttoad: k�bk.
b � �� 5600 �!ctu'�+' Op lt5 °,t.ntersEGU'QYt With C)ra J3angcir Rvk
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dfhtSr'mb4ntained road otr .ntate highway::
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Aobets to be rtbervbcj �i'h ,aedat as pdr dtalhatice ,ana bftokbd fi r
c ed'idattoh oti the ftilal. ti&p
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,Show 50 ft,liu3. (Ibig eetbeck li.hd bn6'bured 'hobbi cehter i►ie of
cces.s ;easerae'ht,
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l3rovi.de road mtlixitcolance .a�eemeni;
baeq to 'thit tbuhty or butte 30 Pt. fight- b'P-tvsy 'bin 't;hE eQnt er ' as'e
bt .manor Pas k ?ioaa,
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l has bate a 50 f t: r'� otn the cehtcrl9 he of bshgor i
Pt3rlt Ilbaa,
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ShbW QA easeineht's of" record bft the 'Ahal. ;;trap,
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S�rbvide nttost (name sign { per I'OgUirbmehts br th Deparbtnerit bf
Public o Jorky ��ior to reo rdati,an of thb-t`t.ndj ,mADi
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Irovid�e dUI` l3wnab aU the OlAd bl the tttoot-j
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t7Utttin enerpsbhmEnt pattlit and cbn8.t:,tuct standAra a.,&�a Oproadh
pxovid zlg ai ec�ttt�te ;s:,t,hb aittantbodt, tho htersobt3ori of aches
rbad M Dangor Park Ro"3d
PO a* dettnqubht taxes ox bu mlt, 'tiaxos as r6quired
ICealth Dt�pt: obadi.tion,7 arb:
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Prov.i.de a 1.00 Tt. leabhfiold Vvoc sattbAch nroulld 'Wogirt, w6118
ei thb r Within the property or within 1017 ft!,:prb��xt;y 1�ou»ch �3 ras
of karonl
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hraW u 100 fiat, leabhfinld ztbt"bwkc. V'rula ''vo bighwator l i nLs o:v the
O1 Lecke on ,putoo:ts 1. and p,
MmW the two abz,e uvaj)l.-, nr_, Ygthat- .Au oaal. area l
t� p� oven g{_ tpe.ot �Eh�.
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T ��L1 ;Y'G"1i1�?d1tC1 E ' '�hO iiLi�.1C�,��;'Vl M' Oy'Uk Ano-v on o 'P:b 3) "kind It,
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Rem that: the xroquttotj- g�,aa tt tivl or domestic Wato)+ raxv ztvallable
to pu',Culu t " .and 4,
tY�h. ` l.t�w'3ix ►it! t3 r� dt `it's tiat bd tofiiDlib6 V'';he
bb��. a��.o1i 'through px�cr�+:r �ra�'��.n�r o� a�� t'u"asci
3rr ut 3. rtsuAo ant iii§ d r � pat7 � ropex k► Y no � b rb f��W raadi�
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C�ni�ts.ti�'t4.on ,a11�-ro��'�c�3.ng bC r;��c��orl tia�'oas 'tiava,n� � eroas ��:o��
dt br :more is to 'be t6moUtba 'ptl& 'tn Clio- r4khy (ahb6h
`116tt nn. majj rr�� c�tl��ri� rah3t��ic`t� nh �it;etn� 'off o3°�ri� �� �'��t
sh��.�. be eom �:ated AM arr�n rrmPnts rn,�an ai�oht�eo�.og'�.c�a�
ar�li�eo�.���.ep1. imt,�or�arroo �r� i�e Y:'nr ;thy 3pri bf .thn d;
anfl AetemenLti�.
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�etija+tta 1rt;n'l�rftk�uravOty �lct
elehteh'ts barnended to lnoorpotate goatst objectives and
ptillcles tbt the lae rrg, d'em Prot ctloti of timberland �o`nststent ry
lth
can
the pa�lctes 'of the Atit,
"rha uncial plan slioUld AM tbfitalti pian proposals and standardsith
for Iltribertaand �bnt tetticul rttthesgeno�atl plort shoA het forth 1h file TOZ
d d def tie uses
�oning i!`dln nC pd
etnpatibl'e With .the fimborlarnd dest`gnatlan and 'specify in the teict
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and bn-thd geheral plan die" tani of propr�aed !and use; the�`rnihlimum
naFcel sues for ttirilapriand: Chc general plan should deslghate as
"tlhibetlan'd'r or ds'§ >ie Other open space or :cons Qlands Iguca
-all lands Toned Tpt by `List A or List 16 and ao
ny 'ther
Ofiitials feel rna.y �Uglfy for Tpz ronin, in the future, The gerwe l
piat'r c'an be used in this way to desip
nate* areas m-66ttng'the niffilibum
parcel `§Ixe and ,site Class requl &ient3 to adva►ice of a i llcation�
.. o r3e`rs ;for Ti'2 rbltiings, The general pian should also
by property W
;contati pbltcicst staridarcist and prdce�dirres for considering iiornial
;and Iter- dialo rezaiilnps of Tpt !arid§ to 6thee uses, Cncluding
kefet%hce tb the Cote�St practice; Act and related )�Oaed of 1~arestry
regulat►hnsoncerf ing T1ri7beri9i'd CnrivPrsiaii permit ei!qulremciits
for Doth `O%and tion-Tp7 tlmberland,
Additional lrtf&tbAtloii on the 'Cellfornta Timberland productivlty
Act and a r T.irnbee)d'h i Cbnv�,l`5ton permit ranutretnen tilt l" be
abtairri d from the ',C, ifor=nib l�eimftrhent bf 1debstry�
5lree) Sacr i�hr nto 958i �
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j�l„ (,�1; fST,h1tTCt:U 'S09CiAI. ST'III)I IS 2ONrr� Ar i
C;onr tnerd abi�ut prjblic safety riepir'liazardbus faults, ti -110 l;eplslattrre
Odctod tile: Alqult,t prtolo Special Studles Zones Rct lh 197 =
't"o
assure that honiast officest hospitals; public bulidingst acid other
structurbs .tor hu hdh olo !cal pthvesare tlgation befar n a focal gnv lr ritiltit
Act tdqulrOS a g g
can appro d most doveiopmrir7t ptriject§ In spectal studies zon Sw
tudies
The Act Mqulres the nti li r►ndtatt orger~G►, tyto
daiotiv ctra e iaofs nia)ar
7cines arcurd all pote y
ft►ult In Calliorn1a: 5i'hb sperl•�l s uclies zones two usually ones
quarter` rmiio or loss in w dtli �pulilll: �p trsaurces Code Sec�tioti tudl t
The gtate .>wwodlo g}te5prtewdartbsit.l yrs sir► firs Id ritltiys bt �harwdous faults§
�oi5e rind clr slgri
lyt�olifnlnar�y mcilis a`ro soot tb rill affectod titles, countlm, t ani nate
tr,orrcie lor r vl %v bokaro'thl Vonos rare otftclally zresiinatcd �prrhtic
pesourcos Cticte 'Sectlori 7�, 2), 'I`hrs Male Mlhing rind tit logy
nhd that) in rev3ewln, the
i�oari's pollcles and criteria reoort►m
tri'+ttantl rS�ti�rribrer �1�14`�'
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- *clal GmiOrat Plan RequireMM E
AlgtAt-MMolo^': )sclot stuAssZonas Act
preliminary man's, cities and Counties notify all owners of property
lying wlthiti the p►'ellhalhaty special studie> zone. They also stipulate
that, after reviewing the preliminary maps, local officials may ask
foe modifications (Title 14) Callforrda Administrative Code Section
1901). The following chart shows the cities and counties affected
by speclal studies zones as of January 1, 1982.
Cities and tLotlntirm Affected by Special ,Study Zones
As of 5antiaryr 1, 1982
C`Itfea
, Loma Lind!
Union City
Long RehGh
Walnut Creek
Ahtioch
Ios Arttt+lbs
Willit3
Arcadia
Millbrae
Woodside
BiMei<tleid
Mllpltas
Yorba Linda
Banning
Monrovla
Berkeley
Beverly Hills
Marggin Hill
bakland
Caundes
Brea
Carson
Padfitm
Palmdale
Alameda
Coathells
Palo Alto
Butte
Colton
Pasadeii5
Contra Costa
Compton
PleManton
Humboldt
concoH
Portoia Valley
imperial'
Corona
Ranift cudatnon :'�
6
Inyo
Redland-;
Cern
hijlyity
it y
Rialto
Lmwi
)dhvlile
Al6inohd
Los As,nileles
hesert flat sprinl s
Rohnert Park
Imarin
Ciubllh
San Bcrhatdlhb
.Mendurano
M cotfito
San (WhO
Mono County
F'olrileld
Sah Buenaventu"n
Monterey
tirenioilE
San Pernando'
Orange
Olend'41e
Son ja"t0►-o
Riverside
Hayward
5ah Jose
San i)enito
HeoIds-bur i
Stan Juin rwitkta
Sat Nrnnrdind
Hemet
San Leiidro
Sah Itlebts
Hollister
Stu, Marino
San 1.uls Obisi�o
HUhtlhgton tenth
Sah Pablo
Shn Mateo
Indio
Santa Rosh
Santa Clara
thglewood
seal Bench
Shhth Croy
La labra
5iknhl Hiii
SolaM
Lakb Elsinore.
5' Uth Pasadena
Sonoma
Ltvcrmoro
Smith San Vrant'�sco
V01341ra
C hce the State 'Gebioglst officially designates a special stodles
xor►et the elty Oe county must Adopt procedures for reView'ing and
approving peeinits for now buildings located within it. - 'Local
govern h'entS .MU5t .toilow the l)011trles and criteria establishtd by
the State Mihii►g and Ctoiogy > oard and tho findings of the State
kttvfwetil Ilcca►tihai' Iasi
180 splaid cmVilt
AtqULit-Fdtoto sped6i Stu3ta Zonet Act
Geologist (Public Resources Code Section 203% Before the city
or countly can approve a project within a speclsl studies zone, the
applicant must submit a geologic report prepared by a registered
geologist\'describing any possibility of a surface rUpture. If the
pity or county finds that no undue hazard exists, it can Waive the,
requirement for a geologic report, with the approval of the State
Geologist (Public Resources Code Section 2623).
The Board's Regulations provide that
N.6 structure f or huh an occupancy:,; identified as a project
under Section 2621..6 of the Act, shall be permitted to "
be placed across the trace of an active fault. Further-
more, the area within fiftjt (50) feet of an active fault
shall be assumed to be underlain by active branches of
that fault unless and until proven otherWlse by an appro-
priate geologic investigation and submission of a report
by a geolog'i'st registered in the State of California.
This 50 -foot' standard is' intended to represent minimum
criteria only for all structures. it is the opinion of the
'Board that certain .essential or critical. s
tructures, such
as high-rise huildings, hospitalsi and schools should be
subject to more restrictive criteria at the discretion of
cities and counii�s. Moreo�rer, ,It is recommended that"` ���
a geologic report by'!T cola st re is ere in fb5:5 tt
of �alifornia be re ir6y for a sin" fe-family dwelling ��1 c
of erwise exempted under, Section 2621.6, if :that s rub,
iure lies on or Within 100 feet of the trace of a
`Historically active or other 1(noivii active fault as shown �
ci al 5 . e
> on .Spy Studies Zone Maps'. or by :m.or�..precise Ar,
oCr r "
detailed inforrrriation known to the aJsprowtng authority. it
itle 1 , Cvalifornia AdmintsteatiV
Code 'Section 3602(a))
i'
Relation to the General flan
1'he Alquist-Arlolo u ct states that its purpose is to provide for
tithe adoption and adminliktNitldh Oc H,r tng laws, ordinances, rules,
and regUlatiahs by citles and counUds L In implementatiu+n .6f tl*
general plain :.. " (Publlc Resources Code Section 2621.5), The
Act, implies that the p'rograr'rtr for special studies zones must be
incorporated into 'the general plan as Well as carried Out through
zoning laws; ordinances, Nlesi* and regulattnn ncTGeolopls rteoulas
trade e�tpil;clt by the State Hoard of Mtning 9) g
tions, wilich have the forces 01 ltiw
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tttrvt:it+1 lipcntntNsr 1UUx
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A1qu4yh.prlrtic lot sumnea Zones Act
S
pefinticstsr Special Studies' Zones Act '.
Project "(a) As used in this chapter, 'project' means:
I (1) Any subdivision of land' which is subject to the Sub
'.;
division Map Act, Division 2 (commencing with Sec-
tion 66410) of Title 7 of the Government Code, and
which contemplates' the eventual construction of
structures for hunian occupancy.
(2) Structures for human occupancy, with the exception
of:
(A) Single-family wood frame dwellings to be built
Si
Siparcels of land for which geologic 'reports
an have been' approved pursuant tc the provisions
of paragraph (1) of this subdiVision.
(g) A sin$ie=.amity wood frame dwelling hot ex'
ceeding twstb ie
o s when such dwelling is not .
part of a development of four or more dwellings.
(b) Frr the, purposes of this chapter, a nmbilehome whose
body +kith exceeAs eight feet shall be considered to
be a single-family wood iirame dwelling not exceedinS
two stories!'
(Public [resources O)de Section 2621:6)
Structure fd►- Mman 'Occupancy ~ Mbuilding, as defined In, the Uniform
8ulldingCode, which is expected to have a human occupancy rate of more
than 2,000 man houts per "year" (Title 14, California Administrative- Code
`
Section 3602(g)(2)). 1,
Ttplerrtentstion' of the AigUist-Prlo(o Special Studies
Unes Act by affected cities and counties fulfills only
a jtortton of the requlrernent for these counties and
cl,ies to prepare seismlc safety and safety elements of
their general ,plans, pursuatxt to Sections 65302(f) and
6��02.I of the Government rode- The special studies
zonwsi fogt'ther with these policies and cri erja, should
i be incorporated into the local seismic safety and safety
elements of Ute general plan.
(Title '14; rallfornia Adthnlstra ive
(,-Otje S—tion 3600 ?•
>; y rorttend their general plartsne� �I
` ry t � to
1t4'he the State Gcolo jst formall d.st states a s tial studies tone
} 'a�'d rouhsces. andtstand�t oc�il ajth he
Include )Ie��'t nl ds canststen rjth
tht ail- cett.es Aa � h other, plahntr3� Issue, l als
�iqulst-Paolo Acts
tx�uj�3 ;tddress the spec`►nt1. ,,turllies zones nrog arrr at three ley+elst t
data and I.Ilklys)s, ,f Y ,
• �alrc and hrt ,)�tr►entatjo'n•
w 1',oi-'lacd n�ceinber tse$
1S2' Skefal G*Nra!' fl Rca v'
A14U1*4H010' !;0ddGl M Zona Act.
The newest special general plan requirement' concerns land use
around airports. In 19821 the Legislature amended state law to
more closely link local general, plans and land use regulations with
the plans prepared by airport land use commisslans:
Com -
Since 1968 the legislature has required an airport land use com-
misslon in each county containing one or more public Use airports
b ` a certified air carrier (Public Utilities Code Section'
served y
21670). The law also: provides for the owner of a public airport
to petition the county bhard of supervisors to create an airport
land use cOmm'lssion where none ekists (Public Utiliteos_Code
Section
leven
21673). Air rt !and use commission$ are comp
the coUhty;
memberse two repre enti ig clrs•,sa-lvon'ee epresent hg the oublic
le
two representing a po p
(PublicGude Section 21670(b))In some counter,, the
(PuUtilities
y assigned the responsibilities 'of the airaort
11 nt and cities have
liiiirtead Uiaeir)ber 0ttx
DATA AND
Within 90 of s ial ies zone map by
sendccop es to affected cities
ANALYSE^+
he Stateays
the Board, t Geologist i��ust
and counties'. The information on the maps, including the approxi
of the special studies l
mate location of the faults and the boundaries
to � the hazard maps already included!
zones,, should beL transferred
in the general plan.
Piclr
The policies, plan proposals, and standards concerning seismic haz-
the and criteria estab-
ards should be amended to include pulices
Board. Specifically, the general plan should include
lished by the
a basic statement of policy drawn- from the AlquistPriolo: Act that
will be, permitted to be
no building within a special studies zone
active fault. If it wishes, however, a city or,
placed across an
county can establish policies and criterla more.restrictive than
Mining and Geology Board:,
those of the State
tuPLatsNrT1oH
The general plan should outline the procedures the city or county
in implementing the policies for development within the ;
MEASU9&
will use
special studies zones, including procedures for the submission and
the requirement for
review of geologic reports and the waiver of
The Division of Mines and Geology's Special
a geologic rep7rt of
Publication' 42 contains "Guidelines for Evaluating tl a Hazard
for' Geologic Reports on
surface RUOturey'!Suggest: d Outline
'
otherinformation useful to local governments in imple=
Faults," and'
meriting the Alquist-Priolo Act. Local governments can also contact':
a local ordinance for imple-
the Division for advice pe in
menting, the Alquis
AIRPORT LAND US. :ISSION ,LAW
The newest special general plan requirement' concerns land use
around airports. In 19821 the Legislature amended state law to
more closely link local general, plans and land use regulations with
the plans prepared by airport land use commisslans:
Com -
Since 1968 the legislature has required an airport land use com-
misslon in each county containing one or more public Use airports
b ` a certified air carrier (Public Utilities Code Section'
served y
21670). The law also: provides for the owner of a public airport
to petition the county bhard of supervisors to create an airport
land use cOmm'lssion where none ekists (Public Utiliteos_Code
Section
leven
21673). Air rt !and use commission$ are comp
the coUhty;
memberse two repre enti ig clrs•,sa-lvon'ee epresent hg the oublic
le
two representing a po p
(PublicGude Section 21670(b))In some counter,, the
(PuUtilities
y assigned the responsibilities 'of the airaort
11 nt and cities have
liiiirtead Uiaeir)ber 0ttx
TO Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM: Planning Director`
SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel Map of Gerald Neville
on AP 29-X27-31 6
DATE e June i2, 1964
parcels, b acres, more or less 11 acres more or less '7 acres, ur
This is a proposal to divide SO acres more or les' to ceea i
The resent zona,�res, moria° 14
s or less, and 5 acres, more or lees, each. p g is A -S
(A
agricultural, 5 acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of the butte
County General Plan designates this area as Agricultural-Residantial.
There are no specific or community plans for the area.
The proposal does not conflict with County Zoning nor any adopteid` or
proposed element of the butte County General Plan nor any County,
specific or community plan.
Recommend approval with the following mitigation measures:
I. Limit soil erosion through proper grading of all disturbed areas
including roads and building pads. proper enginserins of new
roads, to include grade cross slope and culverts for erosion
control. Construction and reseeding of exposed areas having A
4 a"cross slope of S% or more is to be completed prior to the -
rainy season.
2. Comply with Uniform Building Code standards 4tr 4Lxismically active
areas.
i
3. P p g iteme of significant
Place a note on ma ''If Burin construction,
archaeological importance are discoVered, an archaeological survey
shall be completed 'and arrangemdnts made for the pretervation of
the area or items found.
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kiecommend approval with the following conditioner
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11 is
1. P 'Trdp
high h fire hazard area
within a „
,
0PI eacehrushtto bemapthin
within
,10 feet of roadways and 30 feet of
IC
buildings".,
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2, Access _road to provide approved
a' ccees for emergency Valli clon. ��
p - p y
3. Final ma to be aG`on� anied b
area ma s howing precise location
of Foothill fault. A 200 foot
buildingwi12 be maintained`
g
from tho fault and indicated a
map.
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ENGINEERING o•" � A '220 GRANA AVENUE
I SURVEYING V D Q OROVILLEr CAS 95 '65
PLANNING
(9v 533-2068
If A R 01
June 4, 1984
FBUtteounty Planning Dept+
y C4anter Drive
e, Ch. 95965 r
Rei Tentative Parcel Map
Gerald Neville s' J
XP 28-21--31 � �
Dear Laura;
In response to your letter dated June 4, 1984, I hereby the suggest
I the following mitigation meaWires for the reduction or elimination°
se effects on the environment:
of potential Ad
vro`sion can be held to a minimum by proper grading.
ITEM' le. Soil e
of all disturbed ureas such a road, building pads, and, etc.
Proper etigineeting of new roadsa to include grade, cross slot*#
and culverts will help to eliminate potential erosion. Construction
should b completed during the dry season. Reseeding of exposed
areas having a cross slope of 5 percenh or more is to be completed
prior to the rainy season.
ITEM 11, Standard Uniform Build',)tO Code requirements will
eliminate most, if not all, of the-rrimary danger to persons
from earthqu ke. Banger from lands'lldes, and ground
failure is a very remote possibility.
ITEM 3b; Changes in absorption rates, drairiage patterns, and
surface runoff will be minimal. pt�-.posed density changes are
three additional homes on 23 acres. ld<i mitigation measuures are
proposed;
ITEM 20 your +'Acohaeologlcal sensitiv try Map" shows a possibility
of high archa;eologicai importance along I.he stream that Will form
the: boundary between parcels one and,' >r+r1�y the area proposed as
e has the most potential as arl>id Indian cainpsi'te This
parcel on
parcel is fairly flat in comparison W11,11� parcel two The ground'
slfrtim parcel one to the streaht i -s fairly moderate in
'sl ope par.isoh with the slope of 'parcel tw6 to tyle stream. Rsrcel
WILLIAM W. atbbl$ JOHN b, cHRISTOPFC-P 'bN Kp—H.Nb tH C, LsNHA!kb t`
, ti
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oa��u wovlci have provided a good campsite with easy access to the
str6am while parcel two, three, and four would have provided a
steiya c14 rs6nt to the streain, with some distance of travel involved.
, cci one'hjs an existing house, driveways, 6hd previously leveled
arFa.;s. These improvements, of course, are in areas Oere
camp�;tes if they did ex t, would have been obliterated. Recent
longime occupation by modern man on pardel one would most likely
have neaatyd any archaelogical value.
The proposedroad improvements through parcel one and two are
along, an existing road. No further disruption.of possible
campsites will occure in the area of sensitivity indicated on
your mt3p
As a pootible mitigation measure ♦ z recommend that a condition.
be pl a,:15d on thz map to read a If during construction, items of
signi0 1 O
fixunt archaeological importance are discovered, an
arc bIa,bgical survey shall be completed and satisfactory
arracr�ehar:llts will be made for the preservation of the area and
or o tkrtj items found.
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Engineering Surveying
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YES
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19. RBCREATIIUN, Will 'Iffie proposal rds'tait it an impact:
upon the quality or quairiti.ty of existing recreational
oppo'eturtities 7
v 20 CULTURAL ;RESOURCES',
a. ill't eTie proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
Kistoric archaeological site?
b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical.
or aesthetic effects prehistoric
historic buildin �ts'tructureorobject? Or
g r ob3ect7
Ce floes the proposal have the potential to cause
a physical change which would affect unique �y
ethnic cultural
values?
d, Will the_proposal restrictexistinggious
i`epiact
or sacred uses within the impact
- area?
q'
V. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
;
l.b,c; The steep terrain requires a careful placement of homesit;es so
".
grading will be kept to a minimum. Clustering homes
o'ad is gsite
access onemethod of reducing disruption to the , Construlction
1 of the load will compact minimum of 2900 sq, ft,
le On site soil erosion ranges from medium-high, Soils which have been
1;
disturt�ed e, or
cleared will erode at an accelerated rat
�
1}ti The project site :is imtr ,diately south of this Foottkill. Shear Zone;
i'
in an area where` numerous faults of known acid xnki,. !-in activity
converge: A -geologic survey should be prepared to map futtlt(y)1 t'Jie
'
property, Possible mitigation measures to reduce associated hazards pending
�K•lr
`
the outcome of this survey.
31);: Development of 3 additional homesit(is ons acre+ parcels will not
�
• C per' se, Culverts should be
}ltile �na.ccessf vci
installed Where road ossesothe drainage way:
i
4at The site is covored in.;rasses thick brush and tree's;project
y development Will necesrjt ft,`e some clearing, Given parcel size and
the abundance of oak woodland habitat some vegetation removal will not be
significant,
8 Ranches and ranchettesare Mi establi;lted use in the Bangor community,
13a;f; A:D,T, genordtod by the new homesato Will be 30 or less. Bangor
is
j'ark t,tel7, 15avej r nart ow (15)) and witiety, Capacity exists at
this time, but in the Piture; increased use will ereate safety hazards,
14a: Tire hazard is high to e�ttreme. }toads should be designed to
accommodate fire trucks, i,e, provide turn around or thru route.
Caa Department of 'Forestry 'located imittediately oast at Oro=Bangor and
e
Bangor 15ftYk i.titersection
l6d , Culver•tg wall, be
` necessary where the road crosses drainage stales_,
20a Butte County maps indicate the site has ca }iigii sensitivity .Toy'
arcllaeoi ogical resources, A survey Will need to be propared r
A sod° s parcel # 2$,-21-31
'App]icant:�Geralcl__Nev%.L64x04-1g�02 -
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DATA
A. Pro,i
ect; Des'crintion
1.
,�.
oPi
T"6 z,odecty. ilt�itive pai•cel..t`9a� - `.
ctiyidin T + 30 acres._ into. 4 ptl�cels; i each . C�.'
, t�ioi� •
6 acres, ll, 7, and 5 acres
t—
•
Location+ Onthe south si a of gnarl,• Lanrk .Ro m sfi0n' rant. gli Lluta
of 'it's intersection With 0ro�I3an'*or_11i }iwa lean or
1
4.
r_ ,. ' _
Proposed Density of Development t l diyellii 1=g Unit per 5 acres
5.
'
Amount of Imp ervio'u.s Surf aoi.n : s 1 i �11t
Poad(s�; Bangor Park, private road to parcels
t
Accoso and. Nearest Public
_ _
7•ndiv�..dua1
Mehl od of Sewage Diepoaal : ndividual septic systems
g.
wells
Source of Water Supplyt
9•
Pro m me of P ower Lines: to o�•iiinal parcel — —
develo ment i parcel 2 coin_
'10.
i for urt�h anti division and
potential limiting factor,
be a
Jit
i under,., the zoning, however, topography may
De EriviroYlmeht al Se n.
Physi
cad thvironment= ;
1"
1'er'xaiil somewhat wild foothill terrain
General. Topographic ChaVaOtrOV..
a.
'
lq 2r7�
� Slop .,,._,, _.
es`+ "
Elevation. 5401-61801 A,8A,
.d aotaxs :undulating t'gVraiti
woi s At 011aut �i QL1 U1'n Se 1G'S, Q`Q��' 8 pr
a. Types and 01, 5aateriatics =
breiyn�yelloty/red, Sill-gr�.vel to im, .slow-,mode��a�o hrme�.b1%�.
..woll drainill �..._�.
=W � hac�t;ot,e:
data' 'Shqt coptinlied
r
b. Ground water. unknown resou r C e
Drainage Characteristics: natural draiiI flowing nor lliedst to
e
southwest on i, to Ditch)-- -
d. Annual, I�ai.nfa12 (normal) : 30" _
e. himiting %'actors
Qualii,y h �hly scenic, unspa�lt by deV'e o ment"
j
V'isuai/Soenlo •._
6.
uality
Acoustic Quality,.—
Air Quaity't good -
Air
4
_ I�i.o7.o,�ica1,
E,n��i.ronment
8.
Xegetation:_ heavy, brush, troos, grasses
Y.\
g.
oak woodland habitat
Wald�.ii'e 71abitat. _
Oultural tnvironmont
10.
Archaeological and Historical. Resources in the area: 9--
Li'l .
Butte "Co=ry Genera. Plan Agricultural-Residential
'12.
1 j.
Existing Zonin ,: A-5
Existing Land. Use on-site! One hoUse remain n lands .in natural state
14.
Surrounding Area
__.
ranches .nd ranchotles, devoloped rural ranche"t:ts
il'se,a, -
a Land _
south' - -
b. Zoning:, A-5, A�l6'
Geigy. plan designations..., A rjeUltUrdl -ties ,dent al Omen Grazing
d. Parcel 'Sues; 5220 acres; predominantly 40 acres and less.
e. Population: - -
15.
C1Iaxactor of Site and Aiea: extremel".-rural
16.
broyille, 5 _miles rlo rt.h-notthWeSt
iv'earect ` vbmti Asea : _ � .
17.
RUIOVant Spheres of I,,xf�taence:. tango
'IS.
ntprovements Standards urban Area:
1�.
Fire protection Sarvi.r�e:
N 5 at Oro Bangor ditd
a;. Neareat Counter ($ttatc) Vivo Station. it�tr
,,,�„�e rlr
Wnt � 1? v i� � �ieyr►' `t i'u
q.
c.
un it lemettta�'yIor6o'3.i_1e High
Sohoolo in Area, g Union
Appendix 1(1>7