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HomeMy WebLinkAbout030-380-001-:777777 S)w - F - R {i �Y`c4' �I �J F I LE NO.: AP, 30-3F3-0 i BUTTE COUNTY PLANKING CC)NAVI ISS 1 ON STAFF F 1 ND I'Nl'!I5 JU I y 21* 11.580 Eft and Audrey 01 sen APPLICANT • OWNER; Sartre Use Permit to convert exfstlno, 50' • REQUEST• nista l ag:r I cu I tura I bulldlhg to an alta repair n, facility as a home occupatlo 30-.30 -p 1 AP NO. 5.2G acres. ..: s1ZE: On, the West side of I2th Street, • LOCATION• ft, south of lmainue, Ther N maIIto, aepso EX I ST.I NLS ZONING: A -R ZONING HISTORY eb.: 28, 1984 Ord: 239 Zoned 'A -R F :3 SURROUNDING ZONING: A _R - - - - -' ra Res i d cant `Cantl . en, al and va s01AROUND1NG LAND USEe GENERAL. PLAN DtS I GNAT I ON:. LoW Dens1ty Res I dent I al APPLI'CABLF REGULATIONS; BUtte CotPuby Code'sect 1Ohs 24-47, 24-81► and 24-2004 COMMENTS FiECE'LVED public Works. „I. pay Th erma aln age fees.„ 2� Record l Ito Dr, i� covenant for urban ImpebVements; co Envlronme'ntAI Hea lth: 0AII hazaroUs d Waste must be properly dlSpcsed Forestry,- "no coi&neh"4s. _ 1 �3' �:. two �APPL�C�T��. USE: PERMIT` ;AY 198.9' BUTTE COUNTYf PLANNING GOMMI.SSlufd . Csuforrtts, on attached sheet.APPLICANTt Read and followjnstuctlons as set forth A licantrmin 's pp e / , ' ✓'` � �.: 1ttJ�y`�". �, Q l S �•�� Phone Applicant's mailing address. S7 L2c9 V Appilcant's interest In property (Oftdt, lessee+other) l ee.A%G'r — Owner's name and address Contact'person for project (If other than applicant) Assessor's parcel numbers) �Present zoning A. Location and size of psrcei(s) ; ltd .� r�c� � . � •-% r �r r � � aAl Plumas,.i /. 44"` Stteet addrersC3;�`... ,bltections for travel to property Crural and mountainous areas only). - bescrlptfon of p//roposed :developmeM and a txlyj.y` ' X i �S l7 6 0) )�c�r �! )Ill- Foe ..J t 1citr� '3rir r "1a t-epett,)- ,�txc'+`r�r°7`f0. !�'S A HQ111: IJCCu�Aj-1bn) Oesorlption of existing land use ,�,t�iP7�(1 I^�U1 r` It GU i F-- Proposed scheduling/assoolated proJects 2-P' cc Anticipated incremental developmeht t.a �. building a. �xtstin buttdin s yam, �,�' � latertal��sed construdtlon (state ditnon> loris, square footage and ) a' b. Proposed boildiligs f a — Nazardous materials tobe used'(fntlaminables, explosives or str011�4 ohginloais)��� 1�`tiw�t�k 77amk iL,t t 7% 1�1C' c� rr`tl _ -514-,e Y-y n t )1 i71 6 Bally liners oPbperatlan,h"ttf' Number of emplbyees- Ntobbor of off-street p rking spaces provltfed rkisttngfproposed sewage disposal Method;,.., %teriA --. peoxihiity of andp hone I.l'nes. /c pistattce to ilatUral t4ater course droln1� Antlotpated on Wtid Oft-siie dralhnge Improvoms,ilts d lyater source; 1 +► + Proximity of vobter for fire "flouting purpoees (hydrants, ponds, eta,) ;r r i % ¢+ NdtC CSC d%rr ice` 4t'r4` Ill OdEivation or gtadl; ng be nbcesgar,y7 rubia yaids (e�tlmate� � s • q H �. List and",,describe any other related pertnIts and either public approvals required for this project,}rinclU'tltng those required by city, regional, State and Federal agencies. f= -ec ,aur act d � r t:r'I� l a rt r` IF RESIDENTiAt., Include the number of units, whether Units are single or mintl-story In'si edule of Unit sizes, and type of household size expected;; �a IF COMMERCIAL, indicate the 'type, whether -neighborhood, city or regionally efien ed, sgUa;a rnotege of sales area, and loading facilities, li IF INDUSTRIAL, indidate type, estimated employment per sh!it, and loading facilites IF INSTITUTIONAL, Indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, esti mated,orcupancy, loading facilities, and community benefits to be derived from the project, J ENVIRONMENTAL 1MOACTs AND, MITIGATIO N MEASURES*- --� identify potentially signs"ficant environmental Impacts associated uonditions of a royal mltigation measures) are ro osed td�allav etch otehtI I permit, Whet pItrq oq design features or special ti.. pp (. P P.` p ehvironmental imliactO i NVIRONMENIAL SETTING* besrrlbe the projeCtL site as it .exists b'eir,Fe the project, including Information on topographypscil stabillty� plants and anl- Jpais, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects, Describe any existing structures on, aftrand,tlrs use of the struotures. CL Describe the surrounding properties, including Information on plants and animals and any cultural, hlstor(,cal or scenl"c aspects,' LL Indicate the type of land use (resldsnttal, commercial, etc,) Intensity of, land Use (single ,f t,^,illy, ppdrtmehts; sitops, depart= ment stores, ltd.), and scale of develb hent (hel9'ht, frontage, setback, rear yard, etc.):,' Use,separate sheet for`longeT responses, , I hereby declee under penalty of per)urj that I have read and iunderbtattd the Instructl`on, 4isd that the foregoln',g statements are true„ oomplete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief, bate; tri Applicant`s signature �, p y r` signature. Date _ Pro' err owns ,. Use i'erfiiit Numler, >- asst. q Use permit to allow llow Ra z Locationan and s126 cf pdreel (s) . C VEfi11Y;�=. ` AA Nutnber(s) - 'Pro)edt besoriptlon :Z) ownership 2onl`ng and Nquiremehts Proof of Agency (it needed) Location description pfes of Plot Plan ~tz��Co W U- bats# tlobteved i�.. o Ap llcati �'. } 4 �d Igo:' i 3^"�, t9, n 54.., t`�`. t� �k• � Y �v or tj u.� tk i -,: INSTRUCTIONS' TO t PERMIT APPLICANTS 1. it applicarnt is not the owner, wriit'en authorization by the owner or other proof of agency must �i � be submittedin order for the applicant to legally sign ;the application, Appl catlon:,stiall be considered void if not signed by the owner: or legal agent. 2.. P P of applI. All items on • application shall be filled in as completely es osscble4 If an itL in n,' rr �, cable, please indicate by the term "NA". ' 3, it is important that the applicaht supply an ecburate description of the location of the proposed project, including the following: a'. Asse'ssor's parcel numbers) (from the tart bills or Assessor's Maps). h, Street addresses (if nrvaila'ble). . c, bis,tances end dlre,t tions to named -streets', bodies of water or railrottds. 4. Twenty-four (2) copics of a detailed plot plan of adequate scale to clearly show proposed build- ings and improvern-Qnts,' foldqto 8 11 inches, shall accompany and be made part of the s approved, ;tho plot plan becoes the app "Application for Llsc Permit" , It the use permit iM Proved develePsent plen for the PrPorty.fhe plot plan shall inuludc the following ing information a. A settled draWIng of the ptiicel(s) boundaries. b. Location and dimensions of all ertsting and proposed improvemetits on the property, Including buildings, driveways, parking arias, wells, septic tanks and leach ficids:. c. Location and name of bordering street$; access roads, nearby erossroads, streams, bodies of water and railroads, d. 'f orth z,�rrow and scaly~ of drawing9 5.'° The "Application To Use Permit'' in subject to ;public hearthgs find approval by the Planning Commission, An Y spi° ecial conditions of Approval fihall be madt a part of the upprovoil "Use Permit" and shall be binding on the applicant, :The pebeedutes for County notion on use por- mit npplicatiens are stated in Chapter 24 of the Sutte County Cede: b. 'f'he Mann hig CominisoIon ,`on the basis' or the evidett e subiittltccl at Thep-Wic huur hg,htay grant use permits % lien It finds that the proposed usrs of the property will not i iiliitir tilt intowity and ohareetoe of the zone In, which the laird Imes and that file use would not hex un- reasonably, i'noompatible with be .injurious to surrmuhcting properties nor datriniehtal to{Itha health and genornl wdlWr; of the persons residing or working in the noigliborhoad n+tr t 11 general health, safety uttd welfare of the county. 1, In approving n use pot") t, the Planning COMMISS191i may, include such, conditions as are a' any under the rCumaes to proncirve 60 ihtogrity`a►ld ee,'stan �secure, the, general purpose's of theyy ti aracter of tilt,ond and. to1311110. County Geheral Plan and Chapteir U4 of, the l3NUO COonty Codc, 8udh e6ndifl.otig play ihnluda, but tier, nttt 1117titod to., t mo thritntlons, developnieut plan approval', bourn of operation, tancingy abdication of ri bl af�tvny, and street nod drainnge imprbvenicrtta: Conditions imposed OP0,11, Issuance Of a ' use permit must be reasonably related to the use 'tot which thb permit isreVor3,1�"U) xyle 6, Applieatiuit fees as of n _ (date) aril 5.453,p11. , a�e ��ltnay be paid iii cash 0 by 4c eek mhde paya(Slri to "r-Tteasu'rer of 13>itle CoZity'.��a"1: a� �G��&�Aq 0, 8 -.cove, submitting it use permit applicat,inu, applicant is requested to ilweuss with ataff all; eluestinns about applir tttioki: roquireihentas= Coun'(.' procedures, 'Ot lit pro�isib;ns and possible eattdl'ti¢ris Of npprovel. _ c j IWO"W, PnEW Imo. aha wih A B j,C 44 I D E 1. 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AP NO. 030-38-0-001 �', s�czc�laourrD , Ell and Audrey 0186h l,. Name o£ proponent . Z. proponent Address of and representative (if applicable); 205:5 12th SttOet'' Droville, 3. Project descriptions UsePermit to convert existing 5asxa0omeall metal Agricultural, building to auto repair facilityoccupation. IT. IN[.ATTAOCQRY .'F=NDZNGS O »' 5=CNSF'=LANCE YES MA1'$E NO 1. Does the project have the potential to degrade the: quality, of the environment, substantially reduce t1he habitat of a fish or wildlife "species, cause ;a fish,or wild life population to drop belnW self-sustaittinv 'levels, threaten to`eliminatd a plant or ahimal community, ,Educe the number or restrict the range of a rate or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important examples of major periods of California history or prehistory? ; 2. Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the detriment of Long-term environmental goAUT (A short-term impact on the envirohme.nt is one which occurs in a relatively brief pefiod of time while long-term ;impacts Will endure :into the future.) 3. Does the project have impacts 'Which are individually lisited but etUnulatively considerable? (A project may, impaet_on two or more separate resources whereon ' o but z) the 'effect of the totathe lmofcthoseeaimpactsch m thesenvi'fo anent 3,significant 4, Does the pto,jeat have ohvironmental effects which "will causa. substantial Lam,. adverse effects on htit*h beings) either directly or indirectly? ITT, .D ;�C' I�1M N��T'ZeSiy' (t0 be completed, by the lead Agency), On the, 'basis of this initial 'Va)uation; T/Flt find the ph:oposed_praject dOULt7_NOt have a significant effect ott the environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared, TIE find that although the proposed pedjodt COOLD have -a signifidant dffedt on the environmetity there, Will not be a significant d£fect in this case because the 141TIOA'TION t EAS[ ".9 de9dtibod on the attached sheet have° been added to the project, A NEGATIVE tyECLAWION will be preparod P iENVIRONAANTALeIrWT g. nment, effect on the enviro and an. ktPORT isrequited, o CORN OF BMtr PLANNING Df PAttTMENT JulY 7, 150 DAta's 4 tty. Craig SAriddrL Assistant Plkftner t ;1 ' *v' iewed by,t, ` 11 Elv�szz©rrr�r-rrx�z. rRpA.Gs Explana>nions of all jgjE5,' and '%AyBE1t answers are re wired on Attached sheets �' : ]. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant: YES MAYBE N0 a,' Unstable eak'th conditionsi or changes in geologic substruntureaZ', b. Disruption; displacement; compaction or overcovering of the soil? C., {change in topography or, ground,surface relief features? d. Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features? in wind or water erosion of soils, `either' on or off site? e. Increase f: Changes in deposition or erosio or a siltation, g deposition or erosion which may modifca esands, river hannel of a river or ,stream f t/y Or the beth of the. ocean or an 'bay, inlet or lake? y g taS6 of prime agriculturally p ddiictve sails outside 'designated urban' arear.1 hi E:-posure of people or property to geologic hazards such as eaxtiquakes; landslides,; mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards? 2. ATRV Will, the proposal resilt in substantial,: a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation 'of objectionable odors, >sinotce or fume -o? c. Alteration of air movement, moisture or temperature, or any charge in climate, locally or regionally! r.«!p�sa1 result 3n substantial a. Changes In currents; or the course or direction of WateY ,awvemer►ts in eithot marine or fresh watersl -Jz g. p , ;ti�a#1nR b. Changes xr► absa flan rates, drairia a ati.erns' ar. the irate and,, o£ surface; runo�? c. Need for off-site surface drainage improvements; including vegetation renntoval; chann' Zatian or culvert' iristallatio:i?' d: Alterations to the course or £16W o€'flood tZAters3 in,'F.he am;5unt of surface water in any Water body! g. e. Chan a f' Dischar a into surtfaae waters or in an alteration cif surface r g t o yJ axwater but now lim quality, g ited to temperature dissolved }►gen or turbidity?ntludin eratioh n£ the"of flow of ground water g, Alt dirs$ eGtiori a rate h. Change in the quantity at quality of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals; or through i.nterreptiatt of on aquifer ` t by cut`s oil excavations i. Redin the amount of hater otherwise available for public water, Stiples Erten"sure of people at property to water -related Hazards SuchL as flooding? 4. pLANx bF`E,, Will the proposal rosult in subgtarttial a. arta aquatic ChAhg6 in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants crops,; c plants)? : j shr (incdirlg trees ub=s grass; b. 'AbdUttiori of the timbal s of ally uniquey, ra"ro or 'endangered species of c. of new species ; plants Into an hrea, br in a barrier1,to ,introdudticn the narinal replenishment of ekistirig spec3esf dA Reduction in, acteage of any agricu7.turtll i �..Y �i, 17 V 1 � � .'r¢ . yy5S 71 r link �! 11 LIFE. Wi �e Itr�posaI result in substantial. YM nHittAf, ll tb Mk � M'.!t1p�,,, ti r° �e _._ a. Change in the diversity of, speaesy 4,or numbers, of any species of animals (birds land ani.mtils including reptisest andashell£ish, organisms,, fish,�I or insects)2 b Reduction in the numbers of any, uniqunj,•rare br endangered species, of animas? ` c. TntroduAion of new: species of An3msls ,into an area, or in a harrier to f C' tho migrlttion or movement of ,mimals? ) d. i7etNA:ioration o£ exist.d.sh or wildlifs habitat?' g in � N 07 `SE. VM the, re, ult �n substantial: G. proposal a,; Increases in existing n�kise levels? -- t,,Expcisure of ;people: t1) severe noisi)N levels? 7. LIGHT AHD' GLARE, Will, the proposal sign€icant light and glare? 8. substantial alteraY.ion.of th LAND 0SE. hill the ra osal result in a s e C,, present or 'planned landpuse of an area? gAVRAL RESoUR(T Wi,l1 the proposal result in substantial: - � a, Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? plotion otura, resdurees? b. Ue f. an' nan4reneWable na O. R'ISY( Ol? UPSET. ,Will the ro csal �involJd. ,� _ p P �. A s��sh of explosion nr release of lia ardour substances (including, but , r e' ,. , on) in the �yent as .cu,t.S Ch.,miCa is or radiad :. .. �s u�iset conditions? •. �. _. b: Possible interference with an emergency "resppttsgpl�.n 0,t emerge evacuation plank 1, POMATION. tdill the proposal alter j- on, 6n, d ssribution, clghsity't5r growth rate of the hwrm ih population? --- --- 12. HQtfSING. Will the proposal affect;ekisti�lg housing, or -create a demaftd for additional housing? �----~ 13, TRAN5pORTATION/CiRCUt:ArIbN. .Will t1lb proposal result in' f1 a. Generation o£ substantial Additional vehicle mn'veroent? b Eff2cts on existing parking ,acil,ities, or demand for new parking? w C✓ c: Substantial impact on ecistirig transportatiol systems? ,: d Significant al��+rations to present patterns of circulation or tnovedent of ,people and/or goods? e Mglterations: to waterborne) rail Or. Ait traffic? hazards to )rotor vehicles, bicyclists or'pedestiians7 f� Increase in. traffic l4. PUBLIO Q`�;V1Ct$" Will the proposal have an effect trpor►y Or result in a need £or stew ear altered governmenb services. it, Fire lyrot rtibnF� W -�: b, police protectiotl7 c: Schoolu? %"? parks nr 6. her tecreatitnal £acil3ties • — . cilitxes includiti toad e 14aintenance;of public fa _ g ; st tl : offier governmental services? A� JI i5. ngRGY. Will. the proposal result In--V n:a.. ES MAYBE NO r' a.:'Use. of substantiai"amounts of fuel or energy? -- y b, substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of .energy or require the development of new sources of energy? I6. sn.ubrstaat al altezationsrotosal theresult in following� need for new syrstens, or l% a; roter or natural, gas? ' b: Communicatians.fSystems7' c. Water availabil.Oy?, r,l d: Sewer or septic Ostems7 e. Storpt Water. dranak;e? .t. Sal id Waste and.'disposal.t 17 . HtTMAN l_ .TH,. Will the proposal ie aul.t .n: Creation of an,'� health hazard'or potential hazard (excluding mental i. a. health) ? b. Eicposure of people to potential health hazards? 18. ACSTfigTiCS. Will the proposal result in the obstruction of ;any, scenic l die proposal result in tSie vista or view open to the p�iblic, or creationof an aesthetically offensivm site open to public viow? l9, ;RSCREATION. Will,the proposal result in an impact upon the utlity oz 9uan3ty ofl35ting recres.3ona1 opportunities? 20, CULTURAL RESOURCES,` a. Will the proposal result in the alteration or destruction of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? b, Will the, proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effects p Wilding) structure or object? to a prehistoric or historic �` c. D+]PS the proposal have tho potential to cause a physical change �! - which Would affect dnigtsa ethnic cultural values? d. Will the proposal restrict ekisting religious oz sacked uses 'within ✓, the potential impact area D:tsctI5S;t bN <OF' NV %2C�i�TtI�YEN' .ham '. .`t7A: :[lA`Y'�OT�i s'e'e attached, i YE P Applicant-. 'Eli Olsen Assessor s. Parcel Log # 89-06-1-6-.01 DATX SHEET A. ;Proj ect Descri2tion. 1.ype, of Project: Conditional Use PdrMiti . 2. Brief Description,: Use, Permit' to allow an 'auto re -pair business as a home occupation. 3. Location: On the west sideof 12th Street, approximately, 1,000;" south of.. Vel'sqi! Avenue4F , Thlarm6lito,area, Oroville 4: Proposed Density of Development; IN/A,4 8 Amount of Impervious Surfacin: Lei§.s' than 5%. 6 Access and Ilearest Public Roagd (s) Parcel has frontage on, 11th., Street 71P Method I of Sewage bisposa 1 1 Community 8ew0.,r,j thermalito Irrigation.Districti, 8. Source of Water Supply-: Community Water, T'ksarmal ito lrtiqatioh, , District. 9 proximity- of Power tines: To patdel 104 Potential for futther land divisions: and development Potential exists fot'l,and divisions under current zoning.l 13 Environmental 'Setting Physical ,tnV!t6nment.I.- Tettain 6 General iV6p6gtaphic Character.. Gently rolling terrain. st 't s8: than 10%* b. Slope e c. Elevation: 2001 above sea level. di: tim.iting ftdtors: gone. Z. Soils irypes and, Characteristics': Redding gravelly randy loam. GtaVblly sandy loam,, f. tmj densd: zoil uftdetlyihj hard, , pan., organic matter content low ret6ihz moisture fairly well: b ng Vadtors Sutfac I e a r a, in a g e in bottom Of sWaleb Xlatut8il Hazards of the Land. a Earthquake Zone: Foothills Shear zone within i mile to east i.. b'. Erosion Potential: Moderate; c. Landslide PoteIM:iaj,',.- None to 16W di Vikia Hazard: Unclassified. e: nxpanslvd Soil Potential.. High,. 4 Hydrology' a. surface Water:, None. 1 b. Ground Water: Malley aquifers. Ci Drainage Charactetistics: Parcel drains - to, thb W4alt. d'. Annual Rainfall (normal) : 26" per year. e. Limiting_ Factors: None. S. Visual/Scenic Quality: Good: ' 6, 7. Acoustic Quality: Good • ... Air Quality: Good, subject to seasonal fluctuat'iuns due to agricultural burning. Biolo ical Environment i 80 9. Wildl:ifeQHabitat: Treesveandegrasses provide riabit at fo>r- 'birds and small mammals. Cultural Environment: 10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: Pone known. Moderate to law sensitivity; Low Dens,3ty 11. Butte County General Plan designation: Resi'denti'al.` 12. 13. Existing Zoning: A-R. Existing Land Use on-site; Single fsmly 'dwelling,50' x 60' workshop. 14. Surrounding Areat • Open a. Land Uses. Residential to the south and east. land to north and west. b. Zoning: A-R. c. Gena Plan Designation.-i.Lbw, Density Residential. d. Parcel Sizes: 2-acre to 5 acres.- e. Population: Sparsely populated. 15. Character of Site and Area: 16. 17; Nearest Urban Area: Oroville, 2•miles to east. Relevant- Spheres of Influence. Thermalito lrrig ati.on District, Oroville 01timat Sphere. 18. improvements Standards',Urban Areat Yes. 191, Fire Protection Servicet a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station: Staticin #63, Nelson Avenue, 2 miles. o xrr g on District The `- a i b� Mater A vailabilit Y� erma �. hydrant n 20. Schools in Area: Palermo 'Union, OrOville High. .4 . f� �� r. 1 f . 7� 1+ I� �+] ��F % • '� lj` YT j ll T Y�4y: a L ,� O D L T H A ��1 ` E3 r1 't ; U T 5 D -' PLANNING EPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE , CALIFORNIA 959653397 TELEPHONC: 016) 538-7601 June 16, 191 6 Sli and A,ltdrey Olsen 2055 12th Street Oroville, CA 95965- RE': t;se Permit AP. # 0301-38-0--001 Dear Mt. and Mrs. Olsen: We have received the balance of the application fee for your project. Your application i§ now complete and can be processed by this department. You will. be notified' by ,mail of tie date,!- and time of the Planning commission hearing.', Sincerely, BcA. K19MMR bizectar of planning uwnet Judy Planning Technician tl'K t fcu 'J 7725�'R:=BU'r rOD1-2SrE FOS C'C7MI"tEi�7TS `` County Public Works EnviranmGntal Health rEscax�RCE M.a,NAotEaHi�x�y' Department --- State Water Resp =Ces Depar 'Forest l County U.S, Service,j City of .Bigg s; - U ; S . Aureate of Land Managemen t City of Chico' �"" Butte County Mining Committee City of Gridley State Department of Fish &Game City of Oroville California Native Plant Society ToWn of Paradise Planning 'Department State Diva Forestry - attention State Transportation Dopar timent Craig Canter ri Regional Water Qual• Control Bd State Reclamation Board. riOME3TxC 'W.P..TER Butte Water DA,strict S .�.RS , Richvale Sanitary District' CalifeOro 'Wa Wr, Co S ierviGe CO-]del North Burbank `Pub., Util: Dist:. Oro Water'1Co. skanseri Sub. QWID Thernialito Irrigation District timing city Sewer Maint: Dis,.. herrnAlita Irrigation District other.' _. CSA 026 XT.V-1 ST=Es '" 2RR=GAZON WATER Bigg-W.Gridley Water District PG&E North C Gha.co ). PG&E' South (Marysville)— tutte Water District , Durham irrigation District !, Pacific' He].1 _.._ State TV CablePara Parad ;:tee Irrigation District, -Viacom Tv-Cable " RichvAle Irrigation -District Table Mountain Irrigation Dist: hermal.to zr igation <Di.strict FIRE pRoEc2zar`r l Medio Fire Protection Dist.`` _�__._ County ';ire Depart rieiztlCDF vrrAGE nZstc�Zcc MADurham Orovllew or g D=szc� SQT.T2:l.a► A8A tette county RECLAM,I�,'TZt:�I�` riZSTRZGT PC►T��'C� 7�RC7T�CTT, �N ,State Highway Patrol _--- County Sheriff, i =CT,. CCJMMZT^TEE'S /COMM= S!5�6ptS SCHC)OL DX �`� RECREA"CZN }:+p,CSLZTTE? Recreation District . ..Paradise Panes Arc�atectu sal . Chico A"sea DurYiam "Area Rec. Park Dist: & Park Dist. 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