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SR 0 ' S PARCEL NUMBER(S) :�^ �.. 4. pPAPOSED USE: ; - ': b -a Pi, ining Department; E".� �'p11c5wng items are to completed b•y L NtING: /7 CONSERVATION AGREPEM1 c.�,, PLAN DESIGNATION! g:�7*^sdik:ifinal Criteria.: _. f ,,&4�FCL=L?.A.L-RESTDENZ7AL yES NO It is recommended that you perform the I- Agrcultural Compatibility following checked items: Z. ',Waxes and Sewer Capacity �V ARCWMLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK 3.. ;Adequnt6 Fire FacilitiesBOTANICAL SURVEY r., Road Roadad Capacity and i intenancn GLUL(�Im SURVEY r. ra ;Access to U=' erc3a`i and Schools � YES NO n �.CW..D AMD FIEM CROPS SITHIN DEPARTMENT nF =ISH AND GAME DEYELOP.Ml 'ZONE: , ,t Predominant 5-10 ac. Parcel Size Z. Vicinit'! of Urban Boundaries FII= HADD PLA;u. 3.Ag.e Viability not Impaired vc= ARBA, SPECUIC OR ,Stazf D termination: Substantially ,r informs ` a: wND USE PLANT: mcuu L PLAN: 1., Land Use .` If Yes$ •'� 2. Conserratiop, ,,... Name of Plan 3. Open Space �'".. irk'{' UR3AN RESERVE: 5. Noise If Yes u=e of Reserve � G. Hoiming i 7. Circ:tlation ,` � . �._ AIRPORT LAND USE ?IXh APPLIWITT: MADELINE REPPE RIONE NO: (818')343-5038 JibAREa 22143 OXNARD STREET, WOODLAND HILLS, U. 91367 OWNER: HADELZt�E 'REPPEPHONE' N0:' (818) 348-5038 ADDREM 221.45 OXNARD STREET,_ WOODLAND HILLS, CA. 91367 i f I'?4';'17l`r,,P,'R 011 :.t RVEYOH:�iOI�ir, c.D.A » NQ: 533-2068 C A1)fRT,S _220 GRAND AVENUE; OROVILLE CA 95965 MAIL NOTKtCE OF IMARINO TU APPIJICAM, G.D.A. WCATIO11 OF PROiERTY TCS, IS.'EiP 19 RANGE 3E SECTION 23 A.=:GSORi.r PARCEL NUMBER S0=`27-59 & 76 T01`AT, ACREAGE +49 T'LEAGE OJUMIT REL11-1171ART TITLE REPORT OR RECENT IIbLICX OF TITLE. IN URANCE WdtCd �)ithin lk::t ix months.) WITH APPLIa.Tioll, TUDICA E, VELOW 111M !)AT=` A147, PI:CORD,1110T1tr r1laATYO1; 3! WHIn MlIS PARTICULAl� PARCEL WA 'CMATED; DATE -JIM kTTACHED 13001; PAGE MdltR AIM uIZr OF-PAP,CELG BEING CREATED (including ariy remainder) �3_PARCEL8 PARCati 3 = +I AC. PARCEL 2 = 20 AG: PARCEi, 3 = ±28 AC AISTAJICE M RATMAL WATER COURSE OR fSTORM DPATN: ONSIx'E i PROPO D 'MTROU OF SOv"AGE DISPOCAL r T.D (Check with Ndalth Uepertment PIROPOCtD flOURCE OF WATMERt T.I.b. (Check wiith Health Lepartment) LO POWER ANI) P014B tT_11E- F—XV01T TO qtr E F3OUIMA OF TI " '� `' '` iE ORTOIT`AL PAFtCELY IF 110Tj EtTDIATE THE Ax: WCE 'TM)t WILT, NAVE TO BE L�X'I'ENDFM: .�.. 'RIA r r L: u E J�S,E�/O OR N 110tte tountY'P1anningI'CountY Center Drive Recpt I. y; l� L 'o.roville, CA 95945-1391 Applicant 6-i-$313-7601 r Subdivi "on Name Of applicable) APPENDIX N jwla e Filed ,LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS • Suh;)lemental Information for Planning Department hist and describe any 'other related ParMits and other public approvals regttirOd for this project, including those required by city, regional stale and federal agencies; _MggE r, "?.. Proposed scheduling/associated projects: 3. Anticipated incremental development (phasing of subdivision units-, future development plans): N'ON4 rx , ; hcw ontt5itte and ldowv treamedr,ainageochannelsodate sWill b drainage? Describe Will be affctcted, SFiI:ET FL0 -ik_ EX]S7',NG DRAZNt1GEHafS. , 5. Proximity of water for f ire fighting purposes (hydrantt',y' ponds, etc.)., �PRESSUR1ZED SYSTEM Will or gt�adng be ni�cessaMy Cubic yards (,estimate); YES; BUT MxIUML ?, b1t'0 L10hs fur travel to pert" , P y (rural and 'mbuntainot�s areas only), rO Hal . •� -- f , 1 y ♦';Y Butte A.A.. "-T;�- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Fill)CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVIL.LE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone. (916) 538.7681 RONALD D. McELRO11 December 12., 1991 Deputy Dl,eetor 14gdeline Reppe RE; AP 30-27-59 and 76 2,2.145; Oxnard 5t. TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP Voodland HI118i CA 91367 7)ear .Mts. Reppe: Ibis letter is to clarify Public. Works Condition #1 which was adopted for the above referenced project by the Advisory Agency on, November 18, 1991. Public Works condition #1 should read: "Provide two-way traversable access 99-8-LD"IV through Parcel 1t, and RS-8-LD-11 'through Parcel '2 to Parcel. 3." If you have questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yuurs y William Chef Director of Public Works Jdtin Mendonsa Ai sistant Direcl.or 1MIds dc Planning,'" 4ealth GDA r, r 108, " k:w9RONMEtd'1AL IMP,(CTS AND MITIGATION MkkSURES* ti,' i.de'ntify, potentially significant "environmental impacts-assaciste i aith ° = -•^ - - the land division. What project design features or special conditions' € of approval ( impacts?, measures) are proposed to alleviate potential P NONE 9* ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING:: a) DescriLe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants and animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. DeNcribe anv existing structures oTr, the site; and the use of tho structures: =STING OPE11 LAND ,ADJACENT TO RESIDENTIAL SINGLE FAMILY 7ir`XVZ701?11M, 'ON NORTH & HEST & OROV'ILLE WILDLIFE AP.FA ON 'EAST & SCUTii STABLE SOILS, BLUE ,& LIVE: OAk A' S & DOGS FROh ADJACENT DEn OPHENT. NO CULTURAL, IiISTORIC OR SCENIC .ASPECTS. NO' Ril UItL' i j busci•ibe the surrounding tproperties. including information on and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic a:gps.,cts. Indicate tho f' 1,; of land use (residential, commercial, etc,), inta'iisity of land use (ono -family, apartment houses, shops, depart ment stores, et;.), and scale of development (height, frontage, setback RE rear yard, etc.). SEE ABOVE,(9a.) ACCESS VIA FSNt7, HARLAN AND 18Th STREET. SEU6L & WATER PROVIDED BY T.1,D. TO R-^1 DENSITY PARCELS TO NgRTii, OROVILLE WILDLIFE AREA To EAST & WUTH ENJOYS A 100 FT. i0 DEVELOPMENT BUFFER ON THESE LANDS. K"3'Ft'I`1 ij1(;A7'lt)N: 1 hc�rrli,t cei t UV that the statements furnished above and in the of I "whod oxhi'ht'ts eeser,,t the data and informatiatisreo,uired for this xaW Ira1 ev;llu.lLiori Lei ttiu o `st of !ny ability, and that the facts, statements and he] itl rni tiurt presented art trur..and correct to the best of, my_knoWledge «. JOHN D. CHRISTOFFERSONj L.S. GDA ENG NEERIN'G & SURVEYING 11Itt' Signature For Mh.DEL m-0 u ' *0SP 8PJ)0enLV ShOUt f(i.i )Origer eesl►on::+es. aS luau,doto� i`s nus- ... r � 14 . t Planning Department NAME: r1ADELINE REPPE Environmental Health Department. CDF (Forestry Department) AP: _30-27`-59 & 76 I Attn y � ''� Butte.J. Countra$ CartSheriff (on areas north of red line on map) PG&E (check title report for easement) Pacific Bele a Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas wi`thiii large map in cabinet) W— School Distrct y Water Company (if individual wells are not indicated on application or map) Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual. Water. Co. California Water Service Company (Chico area) Oroville—Wyandotte Irrigation Disrtict (Oroville area, SE of river) Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river) Lirrmesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. to, lake) 9 Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) Buzztail Waterworks (ics Mill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) r Paradise Irrigation District City of . (check wall maps for spheres of influence) X Oroville Chico 3 paradise Biggs Gridley ;?_vvv'ILLE AREA ONLY Lake Oroville Area Public utility District (see large map in cabinet) Feather Raver Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) El Medio fire District (check wall map;'a small portion of. Oroville only) 1✓1GGS, RICHVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COUTY): check wall map and. title report j to see what applies. Some areas overlap: Drainage. District #1 Drainage District #2 Draina!e District #100 Drainage. District #200 Reclamation District a833 _ Reclamation District #2056 Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District Butte Creek Drainage District IN CERTAIN CASES. Superintendent of Schools (only for subdivision's) Dept. of Fish and Game (near water and in rural and mountain areas) Cal Trans (near State Hwy. 32, 70,)9, 149 (Chico cut-off.), 162 (Olive Hwy.Rhvale $� a f(projects , tate Water Qua].ity 1CuntrolrBoardd Swith more than 100 lots or units) united States Purest Sdtvice (if project borders USA land -check AP books) Parks and Recreation Department (property near'Lake Oroville) State Water Resburces Department (property bear Lake Oroville -- watershed) Rock Creek Rdclaimation Di{t; (west of .Chico Airport, south of Rock. Creek and east of Hwy. 99 (see wall trap) •==---C�idco-Area•Recieation 'atk� hist. (only' for, subdivisions) U it, rural of the Army .Sacramento b 'st:, Corps of Engineers (near Mater and S: De 'ural and mountain areas) SPECIAL CASES:, 'check title report for any mention of specaj services or easements such as to Thermalito Srrigatibh District (numbered items) ri 1 aA NOTICE Oar DETERMINATION& Office of Plan.& :Research Dept. FROM: 1400 Tenth Street Butte County Planning t.. ti r Sacramento, CA 95814 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CAS 95965 or CANDACEJ. GRUBBS, BU110000,0104 pY p y DF: Uli _X Butte. County Clerk 'I"Mc—CT: Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 2152 of the Public Resources Code. ">;1t' Title. Tentative Parcel T!.'ap ,A,.,? �bmber 030-270-059, 076 NMadeline Reppe SWC Clearinghouse Number (If submitted to clearinghouse): None �zr:lact Person: Butte County Public Works Dept, Telephone Number, 538-7266 F t Lucation: On the southside of Fresno Ave. at Marian Ave, OrovWe Prq--ct Description: Tentative Parcel Map to relocate the boundary Iule between two existing parcels and create one new acre parcel over approx. 49 acres, "ss to advise that the Butte County Advisors( A. gency (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) aPP project �abo+r+�-�lescr`bed project: d��bed ro'ect on November 18, 1991 and has made the follov:;ng determinations regarding the 1. The proje :t will, X will nos, have a significant' effect on the environment. 2. An Enviroiunental impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the'provisions of CEQA. 3. Mitigation meftsuites—Xr here,...:. were not, made a condition of the Approval of the project. 4, A statement of overriding considerations,.. WAs, _'?L was not, adopted for this project. This is to certify that the final EIA with comments acrd responses and record of project approval is available to the gezteral public at Butte County Planning Department 1 County Center Drive OravMe, CA 95965 Date Received for Filing and Posting at OPR Signature Paula Leasure, Asst. Planning Director. Revised March, 1986 Title Para A.,NOD i Its DECLAR "IONOF FEES' DUE (California Fish iwr CZ Game Code Section 711.4) NAME AND ADRRE,S OF APPLICANT Madeline Rep -pc- FILING NO. 220. grand Allvenue Orrville, CA 95965' - CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT: 1 NOTICE OF EXEMPTION/STATE1114ENT OF EXEMPTION { ] A Statutorily or Categorically Exempt $25;00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee [X] B. DeMinimus Impact - Certificate of Fee Exemption $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee 2. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION - FEE REQUIRED ] A. Negative Declaration $1,250 State Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee ] B. Environmental impact Report $850 State Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee - - 3. [ ] OTHER (Specify) $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handl,inq Fee PAYMENT/9ON-+PAYMENT OF FEES.-, 1. [X] PAYMENT. The zibove fees have been paid. See attached receipt(s) 2 r aid.'�$requited,Not NON-PAYMENT. The .above fees are p Chief Planning Official By: Paula Leasure, Assistant Planning Director Lead Agency: RC Public Works Dept. November A'.5, 1991 TWO COPIES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED WITH ALL, , , ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS FILED WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICE_.' THREE. 'COPIES OF ALL NFrdtSSARY DOCUMENTATION AF.2E REQUIRED FOR FILING. ALL APPLICABLE FEES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE PRIOR TO THE FILING OF ANY ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK'S OFFICEw MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE COUN'T'Y OF BUTTE. tte Count --� DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WtlP,KS WILLIAM (eiil) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIrORNIA,93965 Telephone3 (916) 538.7681 RONALD 0. hteELROY November 18, 1991 Reoufy alreetor Madeline Reppe RE: AP 30-27-59 and 76 22145 Oxnard St, Woodland HIlls, CA 91357 Dear Ns: Reppe At the regular meeting of the Butte County ,Advisory Agency ,held on (Do¢ember 189 1991 ), she Agencyadopted a negative declaration with environmental mitigat:,,ons and approved the above—referenced project subject to the conditions listed on the attached sheet. if no appeals are timely filed -- within ten (10) days of the date of the Advisory Agency's approval ( November 28, 1991 ) -- with the Clerk of the, Board of- Supervisors, this action will be final. to file your final ma with the Butte County Dep6rtmebe of ander for When the conditionsof approval are complied with 3t will be of Public Works you y R for recordation within twenty-four (24) months of the date of approval by the Advisory Agency. Recently enacted legislation (AB3158, Chapter 1706, Statutes of 1990, effective January 1, 1991, requires that the Department of Fish and Game impose and collect filing fees as specified to defray the cost of managing And protect' And wildlife trust resdurces: ThF:se filing fees are collected during �the envitonmental review 'process and are to be paid at the time the County files a it Notice of Determination" with the County Clerk of the County in which the project is located, This procedure ;.s required pursuant to. Section 21152 of the Public Resources Code. To increa,Se administrative efficiency; the statute delegated the collection of filing fees to the County Clerk. The fee required in connection with your project it Checked belcw v 1 t� PAGE TWO PROJECT NAME: Itl t_ AP NUMBER: CLASSIFICATION OF ENVMOFNI; VTAI, DOCCUr9MEf 1, NOTICE OF ZMWTION/STATEMENT OF TsREi,[M ,4 A. Statutorily or Categorically Exampt $25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee ( X) B. be Minimus Impact - Certificate of Fee Exemption $;:,5.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee 2 . NOTICE OF DEI M ATION FEE' REQUIRED 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 (Twwnty-Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee 3. OTHER (Specify) ( ) $25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee' The fee should bd paid to the Planning Department by ( December 2, 1991 in order for the Notice of Determination to be timely filed. Make checks payable to the County of Butte. The project applicant should bf: aware that if he or she does not, remitpayment of the required filing fees, the project approval may be invalid by lavaand may not be operative, vested oi- final, pursuant to the provisions of Public' Resources Code Section 21089 (r)); fish and Game Code Sec. 711.4 (c) and Section 753.5 (d) (3) and (7), Title 14, California Code of Regulations. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office, Very tz:llY 14illiam Chef 'Director of public Works r� p1.` io,4n Mendonsa As i.staht Director JM/ds cc planning Department Environmental Health Department ODA i �IADELINEREPPE, WPM, AP 3p--27-59 and 76, 3 parcels located on the south side of Fresno Avenue at Harlan Avenue. Oroville area. Engineer: SDA 01ic Works conditions Vrr vide twoo-way traversable access RS--B-LD=-IV onto Parcel, 1, and RS-8'-LD� II onto Parcels 2 and 8 from a county maintained road or state highway. l Access to be reserved it deeds as per ouunty ordinance and offered for de%ticotion on rho rival neap. Show 50 ft.. building setback line measured from centerline of ac Less easement. Provide road maintenance agreement. 5 ' Indicate a 50 ft, building setback from the centerline of Fresno Avenue Show all easements of record on the final map. -7 Provide street name signs per r quirements of the Department o Public Works prier to recordati.ani of the final map. y, Pt vide cud--de-sac at the tend of the r�treet. Obtain encroachment permit and construct standard road approach p-ovi.ding adequate sight distance at the intersection of access road and Fresno Avenue 10 Obtain encroachmenti i ermit for all dtivetlays, new or existing, and d construct to county standard.,. 11 Pay Any del-�nquent taxes or current taxes as required 12 Mees~ the xequiremantik of the Butte County Fire 'Department 'Health Dept. conditions; 13 'provide 6 letter or oth',er docuemntation from TID stating that they are willing and able to sup'jgy domestic water to all parcels: ;lis Provide a letter or other documentation from 'IID .slat; ng that they are willing able to supply sewer ser+rice to all parcels. 15 Place a nate on the map thdt states "development of all parcels will require connection to a public eanitary, sewer", 1,6 Place a note on the map that states "dsvelopment of all partels will recti: e connto public I=atar supply." t w 7p DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS' WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95955 Telephoner (916) 538.7661 CERTIFIEDLOY MAIL; RO Deep tyDO, i e tour October 11, 1991 Madeline Reppe Ut AP 30-27-59 and 76 22146 Oxnard Street TENTATIVE PA,10ELr MAP Voodland Hills, CA 91367 Dear Plsi Reppe Please be advised that the Butte County Advisory Agency will hear your application on the above -identified property on November 18, 1091, The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department and will be considering your tentative parcel map, Public Woiks will .recommend the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet: - The meeting will commence at 9100 a.m: in the Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Buildings 25 County Center Drive, Otoville, California If you have any questions, regarding this matter; please contact this" office. Very truly yourst . W'illia�hCheff Director of Public Work �'f2 t "A L John Mendonsa Assistant bitlecto JM/ds m attachment cc: Planning Department Environmental Health Department GPA a; MADELINE iWPE, TPM, AP 30-27-59 and 76, 3 parcels located on the south side of Fresno Avenue at Harlan Avenue: Oroville area. Engineer: ODA Public 14orks conditions: I Provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -IV to each parcel from r a county maintained .road or state highway: Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final map. 3 Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access easement. 4 Provide road maintenance agreement, 5 Indicate a 50 ft. building setback from the centerline of Fresno Avenues 6 Show all easements of record on the final map. 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 end. of the street. -'9 Obtain encroachment permit and construct standard road approach providing adequate sight distance at the intersection of access roadand Fresno Avenue 10 Obtain encroachmei,t permit for all drivevaysi new or existing; and construct- to county standards: 1.1 Pay' any delinquent taxes or current taxes as requited, 19 12 Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Department: ti w /t oun B a 7 L A "4 PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 September 27, 1991 Madeline Reppe 220 Grand Avenue Orovle, CA 95965 Ret Tentative Parcel Map, AP No. 030-270-059 and 076 Dear Ms. Reppe The, Butte County Planning Depart mlent has completed the environmental review of your project in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte, County Advisory_ Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section 21151.5. In addition, the Flanning Director's report required by Sections 20-63 and 20=99 of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance' has been cornplUed. Please And enclosed the Environmental Documentation/Planning Director's Report which has been prepared for your project. Please, review the enclosed. Planning Director's Report with conditions of approvai! if applicable. If you note any errors or omissions in our evaluation, please bring them to otv attention. The Environmental Documents and Planning Director's Report for your project has been sent to the Butte County Advisory Agency for. "their action, California Government Code Sections 65950 and 65952:1 requires the Butte County Advisory Agency set hearings and approve or disapprove your project within six months from the date on which your application was received and accepted The sic month time limit for your project mandated by state law, will occur on January 18, 1992, The Advisory Agency will notify you of the time and place of the public healing for your 'project: if there are modificotions•.to your `project, not :related to 1111ultigading art identified 'impact, re-evaluation of your proje d Shall be required • Inter-aDepartmentai. Memorandum TO: Butte County Advisory Agency FROM Planning Director SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Madeline Reppe, AP No. 030-270-059 and 076 DA°I Septi..., rer 27, 199 'This is a proposal to relocate the boundary line between two existing parcels and create one new 1 acre parcel over approximately 49 acres: The present zoning is A -R (Agricultural -Residential). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan: designates this area. ;�.s Agricultural 'Residential and Low Density Residential. There are no specific or community plans for the area, The proposal does not conflict with County Zoning nor any adopted or proposed Element cf the ;Butte County General plat, nor any specific or community plan, A Negative Declataltion has been prepared for the proposed project in accordance to the CaliforniaEnvironmental Quality Act and forwarded to the `Butte County Advisory' Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section 21151.5:; Recommend approval of the Tentative Parcel Map for Madeline Reppe, AP No 030- 270-059 and 076, subject to the following Mitigation Measures and Conditions; Mitigation Measures 1. Show on the .adel�tional m� sheet"a lU0 map foot wide building setback adjacent to ' the Orov lle Wildlife .Areae 2. Show on the additional map sheet all areas subject to flooding as per the FEMA Maps of Septi tuber; 1989 Conditions L This project is, located within the "Aermalito area and will be subject to the newly adopted Traffic Impact .Fees. b ,.t ;word -►ALL - LAND 0 NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE, (916) 538-7601 April 25, 199 ODA Engineering 220 Grand Avenue Croville, CA 95965 attention John Christofferson RE:, Madeline Reppe, Tentative Parcel Map/ApN ir -11030-2770-059, 076 Dear Tohn S received your lettev of March 2.9, 1991 regarding the environmental determination for the Madeline Reppe Tentative Parcel Map. Until the envil`onmental .issues have been resolved Y can not proceed with the project wit2,. any hope of a favorable outcome at the Advisory Agency nearing. The Thermalito Traffic study should be completed and adopted soon. In addition, the Board of supervisors Will be taking a loop at the impact of development on , the Sheriff Is Department: If your c11erit. does not wish to wait for these items to be resolved we will sche(Wle the project Afor hearing at your direct:ion. Sincerely) B.A. Kircher Planning Airdretor Craig B. Sanders - Zssisstahi, planner C88 i trla ' b 4 `I i 1 A ti � 11 ENGINEERING SUFtV[:VING Pi..AIVNING , 220 GRAND AVENUE OROVILU, CA 95965 1916) 5,43-2068 March.20, 199 Butte County Planning bept. 7 County Center Drive oroville, CA 95965 r Attn: Mr. Craig Sanders RE: Tentative P*rbel Map AP: 0360-270-059, 076 Log #91-01-10-01 - Bear Craig; Tr is letter is writtei, in response to your initial study of the Tentative Parcel Map for Madeline Reppe,. on page a, under parag27aph V, you suggest four possible mitigation measures. With respect to your suggestions, we furnish the following. 1.) We do not feel that your request for a detailed traffic analysis for this project Is reasonable. We agree that the r addition of two additior, I parcels will add a small incremental increase to the. traffic a., ruts in the Therma�lito area. The cost for such a study as you regtlest would be totally disproportionate to the small 'inc:remental impacts of the traffic.generated. As you are 'aware, tllrxre is ,a traffic study presently, underway, for the Thermal.ito area. tie believe, as 'does your office, that this study will result in the creation of a mitigation fee being placed upon some phase of the development process. Hopefully,; it will be imposed at the time the building ,permit is issued. By collection of the fee at the time the building permit is issued, the aimplact is addressed in a timely manner. The creation of parcels dog.5 not create t:�eimpact.`'The construction and occupation of the house creates the impact We believe the problem will be solved at the appropriate time, and no mitigation is heedeO at this time: 2) Your suggestion that our client deV'elop�;,1 a funding mechanism for time 8heriff's Department, while of critical: importance, cannot be ral%,16nally tied to such a small. project. At the election poles, butte County voters haVa sbUhdly rejected such funding proposals. The m4jority must be satisfied with the level of service or they would have voted differently. if the :[Manning 'DepatctmeI nt is going to take it ippon itself to fund the Sheriff i s tepl trtm6ht through mitigation' fees' we 'need to re-rehow governmental..tervices are aid, for and th%� Iyer of the Pla.Wiihq Department p p MCIrNN t"H C. LENHkc�ibl R. E, JOHN M dHRI'S'fE1RI:OSON LS. r I .p �. {. yD�d. -only be tied to this, a-mall Your suggested-fix of the rob1, _m coni project through the guise of ,m�1,aa4ion. if every development project in, the unincorporataA area., of Butte County was so mitigated, ', 'the:problem still woi;ldn t be solved. B`ut what would =. really be unfair is that some paople, because of';'lthe Planning Department's mandate, would bepay;r1,g more for service's provided to others for less (-ost. We suggest`~ funding prob;Lems for public services be solved in a fair ;and equitable manner. 3i) There is an existing 1.00 foot wide building setback lineAlong, the boundary common with the oroville Wildlife Area. This was worked out, with the St ;e at the time the last parcel map was appro;red. We have no problem with that same measure being made a " part of the conditioning of this project, 4 .) Much of the project site is Located With 1 h the flood plane of ,V'47) the Fr-cher River. The County Building Department Will, require a certii ration fYom a registered engineer as;, to the °minimum finished floor elevation of any new construction; gi this area. Your suggc '*Ption foi_�,. -h:-z wing the area subject to flooding would. "entail considerable unnecessary topographic mapping,A We suggest that a note be placed upon the map to indicate that'ithe area is subject to flooding and that development will. re4uire an engineer to determine minimum finished floor c1 evat�,:on. If you have any question,, or if you. Wish to discuss these suggestions', please give us a call. Sincerely, ohn II C'hristo' "rson, P.L.S. it G. A . A. l:rr:g'ine ing & Srvey;r►g � 90-082�1tr ;1 I cc: Madeline Reppe gN i r it s� :. •-,�'�'�. s,.. •.cam• . Atte Co At a r • r LAND 0 F NATURAL TURAI WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE -- CROVILLI;, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE; (916) 538.7601 ,March 5, 1991 'Madeline Reppe 220 Grand Avenue Oroville, CA 95965 Re Tentative Parcel ;Map 0 030-270-059, 076 "Log 491-01-10-04 'Sear Mq, steppe: An nisia; study of your prGposed 'project, a Tentative Parcel Map, indicates potentially ativerse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental checklist), To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of the P j Otherwise, nQ �1. impact Report (EIR) is required pursuant to the IfornaE7vnnental Quality Act. An early response to this noffcat orr sent to the Plinning' Department, will ex'jpedite the scheduling. of your project. Please forward ,your written response within 15 day, from the date of this letter. Should you have any ;questions regarding this matte,:, please contact this office betwee¢i 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sincerely; B. A. Kircher Director of Planning Cram. P. 'Saaders Assistant Planner Ci3�;lr _ T nc c•k. (IDA Engineering APPM)jX I C0UXTY' 0F;,,,BisTTt F,. sfi1VIRONMT�I�]7l'AIr G'iY'G'ICII9'x' FOitM 9ALUA`r'TON Off' ;ENSi'I��t1,1NMEMAL IMPACT' File No, AP 030-270--059 t 75 Log No, 91-t,)1-10-04 3ACKGROUN,*1 I , Name of Proponents Aadd!Ine. Reppe 2. Addrets of proponent and representative (It appliCoble): 220 Otantl Avtnue, 0i M fie, CA 95965, 'GDA Engtheering, 226 Grand Avenue,, oroVilie, cA 95965 a. Protect dt,scription. Tenjative Parcel map to relocate the boundary Iine.,betwoen two existing parcels and create one new fine, acre, patcel over aPDraXlmately 49 acres. - yrt s1AYBEIyI�CUSS30N A ~s: F ENVIRONMP':v'ri'AL DVALUATION Imo.. MANDATORY F'IZM:ENGS OF STGNIFICANOE; -t. noes the project have the potential to degrade the k''.. - This proposal -WIII not signiflcantly degrade the envlron:rent. quality of the environment, subs lar,tlot IV endure the habitat of a flan or wifdlIle specles, cause a fish or wlldlIfepopulaLion to drop below sell-tustaining levels threaten to eifminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number ov restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or anlmal or eliminate Important example$ of malar periods of cafltornia history or ptehistory7 2. Does the project have the potential to achieve x Thus ptoposai will not Impede long-term environmental goats. short-term benefits to the detriment of long-ferfi envirciNment goals?, (A short,+term Impact on .the envir6nrWnt Is one Which occurs in a rclatively btlet period Of time while long -tetra Impacts will endure Into the future,] a, noes the ptofect have impacts which are 1ndlVfd0Wy _. This proposal , may have a signitIeW cUmUlative impact on the limited but cumulatively cohtidetable? (A project' �, environment, tee dlscusston for items taa, i3e, 14b, and 14e. May Idipact on two OrInore separate �resources Where . the impact on each Mt outce i.s relatively small. but Where the effect of the total of those 10010,s on the environment Is significant,) 4. hoes the ptoleot have ehvitonmenlal. effects which ; x This ptocosaf Will not have a significant adverie effect on human Will cause substantial adverse eftects on human beth s, g bcfngs, either directly or tndltectlVt SII. ,DETERMINATION on e asis o t is -MrIltial evaivaCtar: i/WE find the proposed ptolict dWLb NCT have a significant effect on the environment and a NEOATIVI~ bECLARATION Will be ptepated. __. [Alt find that Althouah the MuObted project COW) have.La on the env$.tohment, there will not be. a sidrittleant effect In this tate because the Mi'rICAt'ION. EA5URLS deacrlbed on the attached sheet have been added to the project. A NECAME blICLAIATION hilt be prepared. i/WE ffhd the btopase'd project AiAv'have a significant effect ` an the environmaf,t, and an tWIRONMENTAL IMPACT iEPORT ft requlrrd. Orn�rry Or bUtCE. iNo D[d>�1RrsI�Nr bAM, February 26, 1901 ayv ralg San a s, ASS s an PIMer OF �✓A, L Rev l awed by,(�dci t• o' Enviton><menta7 Checklist * Evaluation of EnVirb=ental Impact ANVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS YES tAvise ix) DISCUSSION . O ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION, 1, EAR7Fi. WI 11 the pfnposal result In stdnlI'lCantt a, ktai'th .condltloM , or changes to X__ The propossf will not affect subsurface earth conlltlons, gettable structures? b. Disr'uption,. displacement, com{aact,ion of X Thls proposal will result In some disruption. dlspladement, overcovertng of the soil? corn I lo.s and overcovering or the site as a result of development or three potential homesltes, driveways,.. and associated parking ateas. The Impacts are sena as significant due to the tact that only three dwelling units Will be allowed on the entire dp+ acne site, C. change In topography or ground surface _r X _- Most of the ptolect "site is level and little changes in topography toilet featurest will be required to create building home sites. Some grading will be necessary on Parcel 1 to create a level butldl.ng pad, however, the amount of earth movement Is not seen as significant. d. Destruction, coyeilhg or thoditication or any X The site has no lmique physical features, unique geot-ogle os physical: teatures7 e. Increase In Wind of water eroslon of soils, x _ The proposal may cause some erosion due to dlstuptloo, displacement, either an or of( site? %uo;:zkttton and overcovering of the site. HmeVer, the amount of etosto,+l should not be significant due to the tow slopes onsite, low taintatl a;w. unts lh the area, and soli types present. ►. ! r Ccno t beach,_ angetot ti ori X = The proposal Wi I i not affect any watercourse. 9 etch os IitaCio posltlt., The proposal may result In some Siltation, deposition or etosfon of of erosion which may modify tie channel of area drainage ways, a river or stream of the tied of .,;c ocean or any bay. Inlet on lake? g, loss of.tstime agricultuta`IIy ptoductive'' _ _ ,_ - This propasai does not. tepreseni a signititant loss of prune sods outside designated urban areas? agricultural tolls h. exobtmo- of .pe..ple or property to g,otoglc Alt of Butte county it 1n a Moderate tatthquake tntenstty zone VIII hazards such as earlhgUakes, landslides,,: the sub.lect property Is located approxlnlatefy a mules southwest of mud slides, ptound failure or similar the `Fixs1ht11 Shear forte, which Supported the 1975 Orovllle hazards? earthquake. constructloti 01 buildings to Witotm Building code standards lot selsmically active areas should provide adequate protection to occupants In case of,selsmtc activity. f< 1R. will the proposal tesult in substantial: a. Air emissions nt detetforatlah of ambient X wlII hot q the Increase to the air quality? ipsffIt notrsignitIcantc'ause rTiumbet ot%al t b. Thettmes?Ton of objectionable odors, smokt�+ _�� _ x the proposal will hot :r`eafe Objectionable odars, Smokegot tum "s.` c. kItdtbttdn Tf Aft movement, moisture nt -. x the proposal will not ttilect the atmosphete. temperatute. or Anychange in climate, totally or.tegfonatlyi 1, IYATiwgj wi l l the ptppasal rasui t in substdMiat r A. change! In currents, or the course or _ X .. The proposal W1I1 hist aPfeet any'wstercoutse. ditection of hater moyements In either marine or fresh watetst b. Changes In absotbtloh tates, drainage x .. he ptopo ar may to§Ult In an Increasi: In 'juttace water tUrioif due patte'ths. o'r the, tale and amoUnt of %UVIded' t6 .edUcle abtotptloh rtbm Impervibut surfam. -and, in achange In MOM the drainage patleth on the sitd. titmfevet..no significant adverse w , ;,mvironmental< ChecklistEvalaattiolm, !of.xRnr --*, ,OnmentAl g+'mpa ct ., - . T"7- EwVrIR01>ii TAL XHP.'ACTS (continued) YES MAve rzzi Dlscusstm OF ENVXRONMENTAL EVA:••,AT10N (Vat i nued) Impacts are anticipated because of the large parcel sizes proposed and the fact that only one 'single-family dwelling may be constructed on each parcel. Improvements, c ding vegetation rremoval proojectsite surface drainage jrroroyements wN l be required for this C2. chan C. ►teed for oft-sf improvements., Including installation; 4. Alterations to the course or flow of flood x_ The proposal Will not significantly affect any flood control channels water's? or watercourses, 3 e. Change in the amount of sutfaCe Water in any x'- The proposal %1111 not affect any watercourse. water bodyl It, pischarge into surface waters, of In any surface water quality, x,_ The proposal will not significantly affect surface water quality, alteration, of including but .notlimited" to temperature. Alssolved "uxyC 11 of turbidity? V A;rtbfattviJ of the dir'ectjon a ydtt .41 .l..x �� Rs UBLprJsat'Wi l'1 that arfeel the djtectlor c•, 1 foW ui gtounit watcts. of gtound wateri.l h, Change In the quart ti'ly or quality of gtoUnd x The proposal Will 'not diteCtly attect any aqutfet. waters, either through direct addttions or withdrawals, or through Interception of air aqulf`et by cuts or excavationst I. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise _ r �; ,= _ x The. project Will hot ettect public Wafer supplies„ available lot pUollc Water sUppilesi Exposure of ,people or ptt5perfy to water x Much '61 the subject litopetty is subject to flooding and bulldfngl related hazatds such as floodingt sites should be located outside of flood prone areas, PLANT rtrE, will the proposal result in substantial: a.. Change In the diversity of species, or X the site does not support t'Igniticanl plant_Ilfer Maps prepared by; of a'ny toecles at pla►rts (Including _ the peiiattment of Fish an; dame show. the potential for vernal pool's ember reel. grass, crops, and aquatic or limited riparian habitat 6nY3ite. However, all onsite inspection p a7hrubs, did not reveal any Yirnal poets and the tlatlonal Wetlands Ihventory Maps do hot show any vernal pool on-site. There 1s a wetlands area iirmediatelyV adjacent to the project to the south of Patcei a. It is ocated wlthiit the MOvllfe Wildlife Area. b. Itedutt[on of the humba s of any Unique, rare z -. The site contains no rare plants. or ehdah9eted species of plants? c. introduction of new 3petles of plants lntn; x the ofoposal will not aflect existing plant 1,116. an area, or in a barrio to tt:e nOtma`I replenishment of eXtstfhg species# sl. Reduction In acreage of any agricultural Red =— _ X- the efopeoes not .'contain ahy agrlcUltufal� crops and It presen0Y - M ANrtAi1 .Lth will the proposal result tit subs tan is A, change In the dlversity of specfl's, or x The site does tep'tdidrit Usable Wildlife habitat, the otoville numbers of 'an species of animals (birds ,, land animals including MAlles, tuft and Wildlife A.160 is adjacent 16 the project site on the east and south, The ptboosed project does hat teptesent �a significant Intrusion or shellfish, berithtc organisms of lnsects)t deterioration toWi.tdlitehabltal since only ttiteeoarEels are,bcing created. The smallest parcel, which Is ol'ie acre in slid, is located Along Pretho Avenue adjaceht to existing tesidential development, Y w s � , 4 U.V4 b=entJ Checlllist Evaluation bf 0111AVilto)anaeR al Impact IV. $jtMRO) JIBNTAt IMPACTS (Continued) ves M.AY F -NO DISCUSSION OF EN�T�ROP7MNjVT&�L EVALUpiTION (Continued) b. Reduction In the numbers of any unique, rare The site contains no rate Animals. or endangered species of animaIs? c. introduction of new species of animals Into X' e Proposal Thro osal will not attect'exlsting animal lite, an area, or. In a barrler to the migration or movement or ahimist d, oeterforation of existing fish or wildlife X see discussion for s" habitat e, Wolsr., WIII the oropota; 5 9h*i ibijd*dj6ta1 C17tk'idkli$'E *, EV81].Li;�itioA.'R)f.Erit9',itoilffiE3nta.. Impar XV -,M IVW3[RONKKNTAL IMPACTS (continued) YES NO DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION (Coot inuedF of of'Nlile. oro-D3m Blvd. and the Pealher Rivet Bridge is currently Impacted by traffic and is scheduled for Improvements withfn the Regional Transportation Improvement program. However, due to the Iack'of funding, transportation Improvements have not been made to this date.- currently. approximately 600 new residential lots are being created by subdlvislon map In the Thetmalito area, The Thermailto area has the potential for three thousand lots under the existing Zoning. the proposed project will contribute to the cumulative traffic Impacts within the orovill= urban area. The ltrIVfft+nmentAl impart Report piepaced In 1983 for the zoning and ;the oroVIIIe Area Land Use Plan Indicated that the present circulation systems capacity was not balanced with the traffic volumes generated by the land uses allowed Under the central plan deslgnalloos and zoning classifications. 'the 1483 EIR recommended as a mltigatlon measure that the county the atty ,and of droVIIIt undertake an area Wldd trafllc study to eXamine and 'plan for future circulation needs, It was recommended that the trahspottatlon study Identify future transportation corridors, transportation improvements, and a system to flhancenecessary regional transportation Improvements. The proposed project and resulting cumulative traffic Impacts also IMOact the existing freeway Interchanges along state Route 70, The 1983 EIR stated that. by the year 3000, Without substantial transportation Improyements, the. Ieve I of service on freeway Interchanges and local streets would declihe to Level b or lower. rhe California 'transportation cowltston's polity for Interchanges requires local jurlsdictlons to finance the Improvement costs of Interchanges at idox, currently the county of Suite has no program to assess flnanclal responsibility to local development for interchange improveinehl costs. In order to evaluate the cWdulatlVe trarfle impacts of the project on the oiovitle urban area a transp0ttalion system corrputet model Will need to be developed 'And a al a IWact anstysis performed. b, tffettYOdkI stlb BPO long facilitiet, of X The Proposal will hot Affect patking because the proposal Will have domaild tot oatk to ccm0I y with the parking requltements contained within Butte county code section 24-35: c, substantial Impact on ekfsU ny fz: gee'discussibn lot'f3a. tfAN00ftatlon systems? d. 5 phlficant alterations to present paltetri3 X-- See discussion for 13a, of circulation of movement of people And, of. goods? 0, A er,a ons o wa tefbortit, rail or air City Of 0r0Vllle has seyetal at glade'rallfoad ctbsslilO The traf'fict incremental increase In traffic at these drossing's will. tritensity he conflicts between train movements menu and traffic fesulllrig in Congestion, A traffic Infidel fol, traifi0 cons' the otovtile Uriah Aren.Is anticipated to evaluate potential conflicts between train movements arid-ttallid. f, hazardsmotor 1hctd x _ See dlscusslon (or Item 15a. e3, bPkycrAlIflists fit zards a xt ._ 14. Pt9L)c at:kvict= , All the,;ptoposai have an effect uuon'or result in a need tot new of altered tgavernmtht setVitr s: a, Dire rotThe p eCtton2 X result In a In it Ie IlrO proleclloh Ser Ices in the area, The bnfle county nlr°e ctibribterVi 1 arete'stfynchasSOl, demand_ DepatplMerit blvlstOn led that , to t3 } onmen a Che kl i.si� * 'E�valuatii bli 6k ;Ex►vi.ronmen aiI xmpa:ct RNVIROMMENTAL ,I""CTO (continued) Yes e4jag, No DISCUSSXON OT' ENVIROSiMENTALEVEI,LUh�TXON (continued) cumulative development In the county w rl_ Impact their abll)ty fo mm provide fire proterlion services, ,The 10volopmont of a counitY Water system with lire hydrants wilI partially mitigate the demand tut fire protection services. b. Police ptotectlonit X _ The proposal will result to a incremental Inc}ease In demand lot police protection in the area which can not be serviced by the presen' sheriff's Department. Bute county has the lowest number of offacers per capita in the state of calitorhia. The state-wide average of officers per caplto r8ndes troll) 1.s to 1.a officers per loon popu alion. The Butte county sheriff's Department has a level of 25 officers p0f 1000 population.. This low level of service has been caused by.�ncreasing growth and deal ring property 'tax base. The Butte county"s sheriffs Depattment has established a bAleline service of t.o officers per i000 population as minimum number 61 officers necessary Cor adequate protectl6h, Any Additional - _ deV meet WI thin .the count wlII only serve to Increase the problem clop Y. V and reduce the level of service county -wide, C. schools? X The proposal Will result 1'n a incremental Increase In demand for school services in the area. The area 15 served by the Thermal to Union school District and the oroville Union Higit school District. currently only the oroville union sigh school District has adopted school Impact fees. if school impact fees are not adopted by the Thermal Ito Union school blst�lct, the developer wild have to work out- mitigations with the dlslrict for Impacts to Its school syi emte d. Parks or other fedreatlonaf facilitlest X _ The proposal will result In A minor Incremental [Increase in dew-nd' for park and recreation facilities In the area, e. Maintenance of public facllllles, including x the proposal Will result In.a incremental Increase in the hoed tot roadst maintenance of toads and other public fac)tittes in the area. 1. other governmental servicest X. The ;proposal Will result in a incremental increase In dein# ,,.or ail other governmental services In the #tea.. i,s,Nk_kr,Y. Will the ptbOds'ai ttsal t In; a, Use of 3ubstAhOai amounts of toot or X The proposal will hot utilize subttantlal fuel or energy. - energy€ b.' substantial. Increase in demAnd uporl!extstind of dnerpy, or require the X . The prapo3a► will not substantially Ihcrease the demand lot anORV, sources develorment of new sources of eherdy7 tG'« UTlll'riEs. will the pioposfal result Ir� a neer+, for new systems, or subslahtlal alth.fatfons" to the �"'..,; tot toW►ng; _ , a. power of natural bast % the pfopoialWill not rrllect electrical power of natural gas -ter_ distribution tV410;tt. b. Dommunicat,lons systemsi The proposal wo I hot At NO comglunlcalion systems. C. water availabilityt x The broposAl Wtil 'not affect public Water systems. d, 'sewer or septic systems"r . X The proposal wlII have to meet the tequirementt tit the Butte County c��vironmental 14091 t Dept. c, sta'rm watet drainaget _. x the ptoposbI will have to ptovide a "permanent solution tot draihadle. ►. sol .2 waste and dlt0biAl# It., the prooasai will not iiftoct solid Was'le disposal. Envy rcnnentaZ Impact 7 Z=Vixd)ljimenta1',Check1xst Eva]luatiO n of r, OF LNVJ RQ- ENTAL �t.1�U-r>TION ION IMPACTS (Continued) ves A.., oe WoDISCUS �Np=RONMgNTpr (continued) 17. WMAN HEALTri. will the proposal result in: x The prcoosat Will notl:teate any health hazard, a, Creation of any health hazard Of potential hazard (excluding mental health)? b, Exposure of people to potential health X see discussion for item 3j, haxatdst x The proposal velli not result in an aeg evelop Y offensive vte+a Ill. Es'n-IETIas, will the proposal, result in the 'view to the because it is consistent with surrounding development. strut on of arty scenic vista or, ope n publlci of will the proposal resini In the creation OF an aesthetically offensive $110 open to the public view? Impact The proposal may result in an ihtrementat increase in demand for tq. -pon ATire, wlll,the proposal icy f all quantity of eXistin9 -- -- park. and recreation facilities. upon—the quality of recreational opportunities? _ 20. rs�l1'U2At RESf)ildC�S. The proposal will not affect archeological sites. a. Wit. the pt oposal result In the alteration destructlon of a prehistoric of historic .� ., or archaeological Site? x The proposaof l will not affect historic sites. b, Witt the proposal r1611, :et,ilt In adverse physical etic iobiectx it or building StructurerOf hlstorlt 'the X- The pacObsbl will not affect cultural resources. C. goesthe.'ptopotaf have potentlal.to cause a physical change which would aft&t Un Nue ethnic tultural valuesf The ptopo5al wICC not affect reti loos resources. al restrict d. Will the ptbpocredstrict existilid__ religious or sa uses within the .. potential Impact areal , 9, 10 Ravir6rimental, Chec tlislt *'Evaluation valuation of �Chviieonmental impact nioloaical Enyirorxnent D. Vegetation: ;Oak, grasslands. 4, oakdgra4slaandsaand thelOroviTleawildlife+area adjacentatootlla south and the east. CltitUial Environment.,• 10, Archaeological and Historical Resources In the area: Low sensitivitY'aiea-. 11. Bette Ccx aiV c;ehegr(culluralsignation: Low Den31LY 12. [foisting :Zoning: A -ft 13, Existing Land tlse on -s l lr,: urtdevel oped . 14. sUrtounding Area: a, Land Uses: singlett -lamily dWelflnOt at Urban densilief to the north, vacant land to the west, OrnvlIle southwest,AOtovilleoWildlifegareaitottheusouthoanne east, b, zonings City al OtoVllle zoning, -R, Jt�a, AR�a, and c. Oen, Plan Designation: LOW Density rlesfdential, AgrlcUltLial-Resldentlal and PUblic. d, Parcel S Zest urban resldentlal lots of le S than e acre north, and lots genetatlof 10 of logger to the Nest and south with the OroVltle wildlife atea to the tooth and. east, '61 population: LOW dehsitV reaidOhilal. 15. C1latacter ;of stte and Arca: Vr,1-4t1 triitge area. Neatest Urban Areas OtUvt'lie, 17.. iteievant spheres tit InflUehce; C$A 36, ThetmatltO Irrigation District. City of OfbVille. i . Itnproveimil7» Atandaids Urban Atea, Ftesnd Avenue is Within the utbEcn Movement Standard area. 19+ FICi tStbtCetlOn §er��lC4:. #, nearest County (State) rite nation., Nelson AvcIlUe Stallon 063. Jr, hater Aval-lability., Thomallto lrrigatinn District hydrants. - ^^„i, school's iii Ateal thetmaI10 Uhl en school blstr;lcl, 9 ,n�r3,rr�natental` Checklist * Evaluata.on of 8nv3.r0nM0nital ItmpaGt BATA setbacks to dralnageways. A. Erolect Description 1. Type of Project: Lard Dlvlslon 51 VisUal/Scenic QUalitV. 'Cood. 2. Brief Dcscriptlont Tentative Parcel itap to relocate the 6, i;^oustic Quality; Compromised due to aircraft actlVlty alsociated with the nearby Qrov U le Municipal Airport, boundary line between two existlnd parcels and create one new one acre parcel over approximately av acres. Location: Located on the south side of Presntr avenue, 7. Air quality.: Good, 3. dIAteatl eastOf Its Inofrsoution it West lath street, in the 4. Proposed Density of Development. The average density would be approximately 1 dwelling unIt Oct 16 acres. S. Amount. of i'mpervlous surfacing: Minimal. 6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s): Property fronts on Fresno Avenue. y. Method of Sewage DisFoiair Thermallto Irrlgatlon District sewers al source of Water SupplVt Thermallio Irrigation Ulstrict water, 9. Proximity of Power Lines: Wst(ng to the prtverly• to. Potential for furiiidi land divisions and development. The eXisting'zoning would permit parcel sizes down to 6500 square feet In the area., tf. tnylrotxrirnlal.Settlns+� Physical trNfronment l Terrain a, ccneral Topographic character: Rural and valley lands. b. Slopett o-iox. ca Clevaliont i30-110 feel above sea level. (, d Limiting Factorsr Nolle. 7.` coils Types and characteristics'. Wymah loaf» and tailings, b, LiMiting kactorsr Nolte. 3 Natural kazards of the 'Land a. Earthquake xo6e. Moderate Earthquake rn eosItY,'zone Vrii b, Erosion Potential: Moderate. c, LAndsilde PotentlAlt None, d. rare hazard, Moderate e. ExpanslVe soil Potnntiati Hlgh; 4, iiVdrolbay a, sUOteb Watet. A seasonal drainaoeway Crosses proposed parcel three, Most of the property is subject to seasonal ficodip, b, Ground Walett unkntlwn, Po high rlatet table. . c, Drainage Gltaraclecc�i3outhentlai P roDertY dratcis,,to oft+=slue drafnaoe Ways, th"i"_ to the otoville wildtlfe area, d, Annual Rainfall (normal): 24-76 inches pet Yea"r'. b Limiting Pai`•.torst Areal sublect to flooding and 11 * k4al ati�®n of av%ronaiental 'x�p�a� { jZon'Aexttal GhecklAst ENVIRCKgENTAL'REFERENCE MATERIAL Seismic 14, Fault Ac t IVeral USES Quad Maps, Palermo Calif,, 1970, 1, }Azip 11-i, Earthquake and Pyy: S;Afety Element, Butte County Genesi Plan revised I Soil Map. Chico (1925)/Oroville (1926) of Agriculture. I-77, by CHzM H111. Area, U.S,Department 2; INtap II -2, L14Uefaction Potential: Seismic Safety 16. General Plan revised 1-77, by SolY5urveyDef�Chmco(1925)/Ocovilie (1926) l ent of A9rtculIle U.S. p ture- Flement, Butte County Area, CH7M HI I I , Potential:�7, 111-i 5ufsIdende - Butte County Fire Protection Jurlsdi.ctions and Facilities Map. BUtte County fire of 3 Map CounndsGideraote sed safety E1�en Department and California Department County Planning H Ii. ia77, by �M_ Forestry, Butte 4. Map 111-2 Erosion 6fitv Element, , General PevT7by CHM Department. Butte County. H i 1 I 5 Map i i 1-3 ExpanslvereQised iS77etbytti�ienHi,l Butte! county General Plan 6. Map Iv -1, Noise. Noise Element, Butte CoUn,y 1-77, by CH7M Hiil. General Plan revised 7; Map V-1, Scenic Highways: Scenic HlahwaY.Element. 'to plan reVised 1-77, by CHS But County General H � 8 111_4., Natural Flre Hazard.. Classes-, Safety Map w ` Butte County General Plan revised i-77, by EEllem A ltl,l Archaeological Sensltivity Map by lames P. Mahning, Department, 1983, for Butte County Planning 10 Sch(jdl District Map, Butte County Pianninu Dep 11. Chico Nitrate study map, bNitr tentoncentration In Wel is, 983 ShaIlow Resources, N�arthwestern bIst.rlct, The Resources Agency, S ate of Californ a, 12. Agricultural Presertes Map, established by No, (57-178, Butte County Board of Resolution supervisors, becember 5, 1987. 13, Flood ManagemehtFlood Agency,1 968 r g ratnnsFederalREmergtehtY LB IM (Rev. bra 6 1r t 6 1) I �j z: A04INISTRATION _ 0 15OVERNING OARD fl, p, LIGHT, SUM EIDEN J. 8R&WN ry School District �N��sON �"her�nal�to Elementary aALPnnnLcov►N ,:NUGENT 1050 MARA AVENUE RONALD GRAWES & THORNTON 0110VILLE, CALIFORNIA, CA 95965 STANLEY HUSTON Phony 533.2212 MADOLINE'WILCOX, a ,Iaxauary 29, 1991 fie,, John Mendonsa County of Butte Department of Public 'Works 7 County Center Drive ocoville., ca.. 9596.5 i 'Hear Mr. Mendonsa At the :last .regularly scheduled meeting of the eovernincg Board your request for comment. on the Tentative Parcel. Map of Madeline Reppe Assessor's Parcel Numbers 30-27_59 and 76 was reviewed. A.t thiSL time the division of these parcels into three parcels, and the buildinq of one single family, residential dwell i.�,, appears to have no major impact on the school. district. However, when taken in. total with all of the proposedsub-divisions and lot developments within our district boundaries, the members of the Board continue to express concern= Once again we would like to re-enforce our concerns over narrow roadways, i.nsuffic:eint safe areas for bu,,tst stops and for student waiting for buses, the increased housing potentially necessary for incoming students, and all of the amxillary costs of staff, supplies, .and the implementation of the quality of education we are trying ,to provide: The members of but Bda.r+'r1 have i xpre8ted the feeling that they would appreciate, any and a,1 developers contact the superintendent, at one. of;the meetings, or before, to work Vath the district in providing the best possible qu lity of life for all residents of the conmunitiv.. 8i c rel ight District S err enoent P, BUTTE covxTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH,: Diviaion'ot Environmental Health 7 County Center Drive Orovill'er CA 95965 (916) 538-7282, '�zrr1 6, 199i del! Reppe I X2:,45 CXztard Street I od3nd Hills, CA 95367 { Fresno Avenue, Orovlle C1�/AP# 30-27-59 & '16 1 i T2eppe : , �� ' department has aclvise.,i the Butte County Department of Public Works Land D-respment Section that we are prepared to acc on the above application. Ba& on present information, we can recommend approval or co'ztciitonal I ccsmrmended_. Conditions for Approval 1 Irrigation p,r;ovide a letter or other documentation from Thermal to domestic water District stating that they are willing and able to supply � to all parcels provide a letter or outer documentation from Thermalito IrrgtioP, v strict stating that they are willing and able to suppl`I sewer servic�1 to all parcels 3 Place a note onthe map that states "development of all parcels will xequire connection to a public sanitary sewer." i Place a'note on the map that states "development of all parcels will ro4uire connection to a public water supply". X -a you have any quest nsregarding this letter,, please contact Tom Hughes or I mys - e above listed address or telephone number between 8:00 _ '10:00 If at th a,n. ,Tuesday through Friday. Very truly yours ,r l phi l , �p E7Ne.Lson Supervising EH.S. fflivi:s on of Environmental Health 1i cc Planning ,Deparmtnet Public Works GDA _:;L r ]BUTTE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT 33 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVI'LLE, CA. 95965 (516) 538-7321 MICR GREY SHERIFF -CORONER TO JOHK MENDONSA, ASSISTANT rJIRECTOR ,DATE* 22 JANUARY 1591 SUBJECT': i�IADEI+INE REPPE SQ—(:97— -(:97—'the TheButte County Sheriff's Department has the lowest officer -to -citizen ratio of any law enforcement agency in j the ei°lti.re state. Budget constraints severely Jim'it the services this department can provide the citize�hs of Butte County. N6,k constriction will further impact the. resources of this department with the additional calls -for -service. This will result in further deterioration of the level, of service pr6 ided by this departm-nt to all the citizens of Butte County. - in the eventa funding mechanism becoftes available to ti increase the number of sworn personnel in this departmer4r therer would be no objection to the proposed development. Until that time, however, this department regretfullyI 'Opposes any new residential development. .. k s j E � Very truly yours, Mick Gireyj Sheriff -Coroner ( pasties�yl, t, Assistant Sheriff is l . ,C NgIM!°tr' J "-7 "'�.^i"'�i P I•'yi. 7777 ,r'O/'� OF a PUBLIC (t y]� '�r .p•I� .. '�.s.1V� )yOMS.'1 s.•Ys+..+ii..wdl iMNPri�r:.«MYw+.N.`.wN.'t DEPART- . County' Centter ' Dr-ve 959 OrovillP, CA 5 (916) .3.38-7266 1 January 9, 1991 RE; Tentative 5Parce6 Map. Madeline Reppe_ s 22145 Oxnard St. Woodland .fills, CA 91367 Dear Ms. -RePPe� for the thaw your applycat�on for a tentative map Department �,s is to notify 5 mi tied to the.Plann ng ra erty is being above--refereriCedl detersnlnat�-on, and to the Envrozimental. �iealth Department for environme 'ta for its ,review'., cons dt'.red complete when we have received This app 'll b4e I3rpartment and the Environmental. Health licaton. notification from the Planningd�a�a have been received. These department necessary adtional information they may require. Departmnt that all any, vill contact yn� regarding -Your's Very trq- ys tgilliam Cheff Director of Public Works J J¢* , ` ';endorisa t,rk;atant Director JM�kk cc: planning DePartme"t Envxor�mental Health Department G.D.A.' y ; , • , t• ; , 1 r rISOil J .. - �T✓ I. a`.�/I I. ! s8s; , a f,►/. P"'S 4�V / .. �'! %�''y"'�� //�''�''' ,y � M D. r f� �i 11 i� MA'fTJurt " "� i , r •r Lt c 4. _ [, is OROVJLLE -+ha BLVr . 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