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LOG NO. 86-04-28-01 FTLE NO. 86-53
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Glen Oaks Memorial Park Warren Brusie
applicant representative
ADDRESS: P.O. Box 3551 626 Broadway
Chico, CA 95927 Chico, CA 95928
343-3002 342-5642
PONE:
property owner
ADDRESS:
Use Permit to allow the expansion of a
pre-existing n3nconforming use to allow two mausoleums
on property zoned U located at the southwest corner of Hegan -Lane ai2d-
the Midway identifiedasAp 39-06-65_ town/area: Chico
GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION Public DATE
_L 4 -22 -TG
PRE-APPFEEPAID: $199 50 RECEIPTNUMBER:
-,kPPLTCATION ACCEP'-r'M,;,
FINAL APP.. PAID, RECEIPT NUMBER:
REZONING PETITION SIGNATURES CHECKED PERCENTAGE- %
MAILING LIST PREPARED
MAIL -OUT NOTICES WRITTEN
NOTICES MAILED NU�MER.
LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREPARED
PUBLICATION NOTICE WRITTEN
DISPLAY AD PREPARED
NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION 0 F G B R DATS OF PUBLICATION.
INITIAI STUDY PREPARED
DETERMINATION: Categorical Exemption FILED:
ENVIRONMENTAL
Negative Declaration FILED:
Mitigated Negative Declaration FTLED.
Environmental Impact Report CERTIFIED:
Other:
STATE CLEARINGFCUSE NUMBER:
APPLICANTIPEPRESENTATIVES NOTIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DErERMINATION
PLANNING COMMISSION HF-4RING(s):
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS' HEARING(s):
RESOLUTION NUMBER (GPAs) ADOPTED:
ORDIXAXCF, NUMBER ADOPTED.:
NOTICE OF DErERMINATIOIT (Appendix H) FILED
ARk
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GleT,'-2a-l'-8-�-e-T—Or-ial.Park - Proposed Negative Declaration 'regarding
�environmental impact and lls�PermiL to allow---�;he �e.Xpan-sion of a
pre-existing nonconforming use to.allow two mausoleums on property
zoned U (Unclassified) located at the southwest corner of Hegan Laoq
and the Midway, identified as AP 39-06-65, Chico.
The Commission waived the reading of the staff findings.
The hearing was opened to the public.
Phil Sunaeri was there to answer questions.
Commissioner Lambert questioned why tha Public Works condition to deed 30 ft. of
right-o�-way was omitted from the conditions.
Staff stated that they did not feel it was necessary in this case, but the
Commission could add it. if they wished.
The hearing was closed.
It was moved by Commissioner Lambert, seconded by Commissioner Lynch* and
unanimously carried for approval as follows..
A. Find that the requirement8 Of CEQA have been completed and considered and
adopt a Negative Declaration; and
B. Find that the project complies with Butte County Code Sections 24-47 and
24-37) in that the proposed tse of the property will not impair the
integrity an6 character of the zone in which the land lies and that the use
would not be unreasonably incompatible with or injurious to surrounding
Properties or detrimental to the health and - 1fare of the persons
general we
residing or working ir. the neighborhood or to the general health, welfare
and safety of the County;,and
Approve the Proposed Use Permit to allcv corstV�.ct$oq of
a 60"bod- co" !:ity Qpp,h k
tVn. mau8cleums with
the followinL conditions: (Clen Oaks Memorial Park), subject to
li Two mausoleums with 60 -body capacity to be constructed where shown on
site plan,
2. Comply with'Cemetety Act rules and regulations.
3. Obtain building permits.
4. Applicant must also oomPlY With all other applicable State and local
statutes, ordinances, and regulations.
PILE No.: 39-06-65
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
STAFF FINDINGS - August 13, 1986
APPLICANT:
Glen Oaks (jemorlal Park
OWNER:
Same
PEOUEST4
Use, Permit to a1loH the eXPans�on of
pre-existInr@ 110n-coriformIng Use to alloN
tWo
malusoleums
AP NO.:
SIZE:
19 acres more or less
LOCATION.,
'4�'L- t"le SOUthwesst, cQrner of Hegan Lane
FArld The Mjdp4ay)
Chico
EXISTING ZONING:
U
ZONING HISTORY:
zoned A-2, 1955
Zoned U on Sept. 17o 1985) Qrd, #2488;
SURROUNDING ZONINGz
U) M-',' CItY of Chico
SURROUNDING LAND USE:
North.: Cheyl-on tank
farm, veterinary
hospital-, East: heaVY
r-�ommerajaj
1 ndUStr i a 1 South Patr 1 ck Is ranch;
West- rural residentlol, agriculture
SITE HISTORY!:
2/15/86' Asse:s',sor Picked up improvements
on si te 9e"--�5185.6 building
permits f'or
office, storaogo$ addltion; 1/80/78:
I
neN
Ma*I-AsOleUm and memorial park; 1969: USGS
Quad- Shows
cemetery, 1959* began
opera4ton
GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION" Public, adopted
.
at part of Chico area
conslsteMCY Project
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS:
Butte County code Sections 24-37, 24-47
Publj.( --Mq-ZK S
.— _:,� Wot-k "Deed 30
dwo y 10
feet oe right of way fro m the
i
centerline of The
The Environmental Health
Forestry and t-110 City
Department, PG and E, the Deportment
of
of
Chico h6d no comments or objottions,
BUTTE COUNTYPLANNI* COMMISSION
STAFr- FINDINGS - Au st 18Y 1986 0
AO&LYI-L, _s__
Glen Oaks memorial Park Is 0 non -conforming use.
Originally zoned A-2 in The Property was
cOmOterles. No Use P M 1955� which required a Use permit for
Stafr* the cemetery beer' it Nas eve" 'GcWred. According to the
available gan operation Glen Oaks
t In 1959- The only hard qvidento
Expan��Ion (USGS Quad) dates he cemetery at 1969.
Of non-torlforming uses can be considered under Butte Cown�ty
Code Section 24-37. The applicant has requested the 'addition of tINO
Mausoleums. They INOL11d be reserved for veterans and would house ao
bQdjes each.
Construction of two Mausoleums would not increase the number of funerals
held weekly. The mausoleQms will be resery
ed for veterans.
1: On
A. Find that the requireMentv Of CEGA have been completoj and
Considered and adopt a Negative Declaration; and
Find that the Project compli.,
and 24-37, with Butte County
,In that 'the Proposed use of
the integrity and character Code Sections 24-47
Of the the Property will not Impair
zone In which the
that the'use Would not be unreaaonably land lies and
incompatible with or
injurious to surrounding Properties or detrimental to the health and
general welfare of the Persons reSidIng Or wOrkino In the
neighborhood or to the general health,
COUMtY; and welfare and safety of the
C. Approve the Proposed use, Permit
mausoleums with 8 30 -body to a"Ow construction of t 0
Memorial Park), Subject capacity each on AP 39_06.t5 w
to the foll0k.411-19 conditions-.'..> (Glen Oaks
1. Mausoleums to be constructed where zhown
2. Comply wit on site Plan.
h Cemetery Act rules and regulations,
8- Obtain building Permits.
4w Applicant to Comply with 811 other applicable S
statutes, ordinances and regulation., tate and local
Lm-r/ajs
Attachm
Lotatelhts to COMMISsIOM and Cities:
On EXhlbtt
site plan
Initial Study
4.
Glas-r-fronted rtiehes, distirtelfron; cr)pts, hold ves.
-vtts'COnfaining cremated remainv, called "crmahss"
h1fulletalJorgon. (Pholo-Olork Malawi)
emetery costs differ, but grave markers
run $22945,000,
If the deceased want encryption in the
k."Chice, Memorial Mausoleum, the least -
expensive cash price is S2,393, Depending on loca.
tion, costs run up to S3,731,
The mausoleum, a quict, calming structure built
in 1930 that, can best be described as tomb -like, is
the bailiwick of Mary Ann Mabrey.
In a rasixqoL,�4m, the coffins (in which repose the
bodies) P,,,e insertcJ into coficrete-lin;� crypts. The
end of the crypt is amled with a concrete "shutter,"
then covered with a shib of marble from Carterra,
Italy.
Mabr�y prefers embalmed corpscs—"If they
want a n4ce clean environment, they must be clean
to begin whh"—but said for recalcitrant survivots,
she has doused a body with a formaldchyde-laden
powder called "We" and ICE the issue rest.
To handle the odors that accompany decompost-
tion (and all bodies, embalmed or not, decompose),
Mabrey, before inserting a coffin, pulls a cork out or
a vent that runs up through each U1411 panel. Od . ors
waft skyward and are filtered through a formalde.
hyde solution before venting into the air.
The third w ' ay to dispose othuman remains Is the
aiways-rcliable cremation. Direct cremation, which
means no embalming and no frills (but is handled
with dignity), costs, just over $500,
This increasingly popul . at option still can be
accorn pan ied by a funeral service and all manner of
lavish trimmings.
Chico's only crematorium is owned by Van
Hook and is located on. the grounds of the Chico
Cemetery. The long blue oven, which in all serious-
ness looks something like a pizza oven, sits in a
simple room.
Tell minutes before the cremation, an afterburner
Ult3ched to the stack is fired up, This device vapo-
rizes all the flesh, viscera, clothing, cardboord or
wood (from the coffin, requited by law),
What is left in the oven after a typical three-hour,
2,000-degrce cremation is the deceased's skeleton.
There are no ashes. The skeleton, now brittle and
q styrofoam".4kc, according to one Attendant, is
taked into a tray,
Survivors, however, may not pick up the crem.
atcd remains (called "cremains" in the, ind in
this form, Recluse a woman once sutd ausu"nye)ral
home (not in Butte County) wben she saw a femur
And a skull when she expected a box ofashes, state
law now mandates that the skelton be pulverized.
CrMatiol—meaning just the burning and not
including other serviecs—,.,osts $125, and at most
funeral homes is included in the basic no-frills
package.
"Most people who ask for direct cremation often
tile operation, I
Hall -Van Hook cllnrgd anothoi,1160 to coordi.
nate a funcral service, it benefit 111duded in the
service charge of the other two fune�tftl homes,
Funeral directors contend that describing only
costs and facts about the disposftlOn or the dead
paints ajaiindiced picturcof their industry, Iossof a
loved one, dicysay, encompasses UlOtc than a pock-
c(book analysis Of the course of hi$ or her remains.
They say that the fulill PfOcem Otlideving, con-
ducting a funeral, maybe seeing tho dead person,
and watching a casket enter the carth hie necessary
for the family to accept the loss and m on with life,
What you �my for is for them to take ehiage of that
Pr0:CSS in tb,* midst of shock and saiJuss.
Ask,'., from their dual role as quasi. p3ychological
counselors and salespeople, morticiiing perform a
function the rest of us have relegated 10 thtm. They
OvCrcOmc sque4mishricss to bandit any body,
including one$ With Infectious disWes, that comes
their wav,
And tficrc'g more, Undertakers must put together
4pecial funcrali, where important ifxmis from the
deceased's life are featured! Pilling Poles, motorcy.
cle jackets, cowboy hats, Elton John records,
They Must tactfully (end off theanger of relatives
who direct theirargerabout (liddeath towardtiv-m,
And the reality is, for their 3 Percent profit
(according to Newton), they need to sell caskets,
Cards, urns, and other accessories. "if there was w
merchandise," says Newton, "and you bought yo�i
casket at Sears Roebuck, the service charge ,
be even more." would
Newton also says the 1984 FeJeral Trade com.
mission ruling that requires morticians to Provide a
price list backfired on the consumer,
In the old days, complete funeral packages cost a
certain amount and often could be negotiated,
When costs were broken out, says Newton, 11FPces
went up as funeral, directors found Out what they
were charging [for various scrviw]."
It's a mysterious industryi death. Many morti4
cians; are reluctant to discuss their work. Witness the
sources of quotations in this article.
Newton says our society denies the reality of
death—which, of course, is the single common real.
itY rot all of us– "Otath abd dying don't sell prc�-
ducts," he says."The American coasemer buys into
youth and Pepsi, Those Are what they believe is
reality, It's a false consciotisrlm."
And the disposition of our mortal remains, what
of that? Wh'-a funeral? Religious people believe
that the soul is long gone by the time the corpse is
lowered in the ground, anyway. l6a moot point rot
atheists.
"Funerals aren't designed for the dead," said
Newton. '%cy'rc designed rot the living, 0
Ir s1wU continue to provide the
highest standard of visien care
44
and aamice."
11djup OX,
Gregory go Arid
Providing Cornplcte Optometic Service
0 Eye Examinadons
0 Contact lenses
0 Prarnes of high quality and fashion—
Guaranteed for oneyear
against breakage
O'Children Welcorne
Gregasny Jenkkw, OX, SA�31*02
swap.
Doctor of optomftuy M.F 9.51
1243 Mangrooe Ebenbage by appabWnwt -,eyou
V
V . V,,t'r,
4.
Glas-r-fronted rtiehes, distirtelfron; cr)pts, hold ves.
-vtts'COnfaining cremated remainv, called "crmahss"
h1fulletalJorgon. (Pholo-Olork Malawi)
emetery costs differ, but grave markers
run $22945,000,
If the deceased want encryption in the
k."Chice, Memorial Mausoleum, the least -
expensive cash price is S2,393, Depending on loca.
tion, costs run up to S3,731,
The mausoleum, a quict, calming structure built
in 1930 that, can best be described as tomb -like, is
the bailiwick of Mary Ann Mabrey.
In a rasixqoL,�4m, the coffins (in which repose the
bodies) P,,,e insertcJ into coficrete-lin;� crypts. The
end of the crypt is amled with a concrete "shutter,"
then covered with a shib of marble from Carterra,
Italy.
Mabr�y prefers embalmed corpscs—"If they
want a n4ce clean environment, they must be clean
to begin whh"—but said for recalcitrant survivots,
she has doused a body with a formaldchyde-laden
powder called "We" and ICE the issue rest.
To handle the odors that accompany decompost-
tion (and all bodies, embalmed or not, decompose),
Mabrey, before inserting a coffin, pulls a cork out or
a vent that runs up through each U1411 panel. Od . ors
waft skyward and are filtered through a formalde.
hyde solution before venting into the air.
The third w ' ay to dispose othuman remains Is the
aiways-rcliable cremation. Direct cremation, which
means no embalming and no frills (but is handled
with dignity), costs, just over $500,
This increasingly popul . at option still can be
accorn pan ied by a funeral service and all manner of
lavish trimmings.
Chico's only crematorium is owned by Van
Hook and is located on. the grounds of the Chico
Cemetery. The long blue oven, which in all serious-
ness looks something like a pizza oven, sits in a
simple room.
Tell minutes before the cremation, an afterburner
Ult3ched to the stack is fired up, This device vapo-
rizes all the flesh, viscera, clothing, cardboord or
wood (from the coffin, requited by law),
What is left in the oven after a typical three-hour,
2,000-degrce cremation is the deceased's skeleton.
There are no ashes. The skeleton, now brittle and
q styrofoam".4kc, according to one Attendant, is
taked into a tray,
Survivors, however, may not pick up the crem.
atcd remains (called "cremains" in the, ind in
this form, Recluse a woman once sutd ausu"nye)ral
home (not in Butte County) wben she saw a femur
And a skull when she expected a box ofashes, state
law now mandates that the skelton be pulverized.
CrMatiol—meaning just the burning and not
including other serviecs—,.,osts $125, and at most
funeral homes is included in the basic no-frills
package.
"Most people who ask for direct cremation often
tile operation, I
Hall -Van Hook cllnrgd anothoi,1160 to coordi.
nate a funcral service, it benefit 111duded in the
service charge of the other two fune�tftl homes,
Funeral directors contend that describing only
costs and facts about the disposftlOn or the dead
paints ajaiindiced picturcof their industry, Iossof a
loved one, dicysay, encompasses UlOtc than a pock-
c(book analysis Of the course of hi$ or her remains.
They say that the fulill PfOcem Otlideving, con-
ducting a funeral, maybe seeing tho dead person,
and watching a casket enter the carth hie necessary
for the family to accept the loss and m on with life,
What you �my for is for them to take ehiage of that
Pr0:CSS in tb,* midst of shock and saiJuss.
Ask,'., from their dual role as quasi. p3ychological
counselors and salespeople, morticiiing perform a
function the rest of us have relegated 10 thtm. They
OvCrcOmc sque4mishricss to bandit any body,
including one$ With Infectious disWes, that comes
their wav,
And tficrc'g more, Undertakers must put together
4pecial funcrali, where important ifxmis from the
deceased's life are featured! Pilling Poles, motorcy.
cle jackets, cowboy hats, Elton John records,
They Must tactfully (end off theanger of relatives
who direct theirargerabout (liddeath towardtiv-m,
And the reality is, for their 3 Percent profit
(according to Newton), they need to sell caskets,
Cards, urns, and other accessories. "if there was w
merchandise," says Newton, "and you bought yo�i
casket at Sears Roebuck, the service charge ,
be even more." would
Newton also says the 1984 FeJeral Trade com.
mission ruling that requires morticians to Provide a
price list backfired on the consumer,
In the old days, complete funeral packages cost a
certain amount and often could be negotiated,
When costs were broken out, says Newton, 11FPces
went up as funeral, directors found Out what they
were charging [for various scrviw]."
It's a mysterious industryi death. Many morti4
cians; are reluctant to discuss their work. Witness the
sources of quotations in this article.
Newton says our society denies the reality of
death—which, of course, is the single common real.
itY rot all of us– "Otath abd dying don't sell prc�-
ducts," he says."The American coasemer buys into
youth and Pepsi, Those Are what they believe is
reality, It's a false consciotisrlm."
And the disposition of our mortal remains, what
of that? Wh'-a funeral? Religious people believe
that the soul is long gone by the time the corpse is
lowered in the ground, anyway. l6a moot point rot
atheists.
"Funerals aren't designed for the dead," said
Newton. '%cy'rc designed rot the living, 0
Ir s1wU continue to provide the
highest standard of visien care
44
and aamice."
11djup OX,
Gregory go Arid
Providing Cornplcte Optometic Service
0 Eye Examinadons
0 Contact lenses
0 Prarnes of high quality and fashion—
Guaranteed for oneyear
against breakage
O'Children Welcorne
Gregasny Jenkkw, OX, SA�31*02
swap.
Doctor of optomftuy M.F 9.51
1243 Mangrooe Ebenbage by appabWnwt -,eyou
APPENDIX r
_�F �131JTTr,
ENVIRONMrNTAL CHECKLIST pORNI
complete
I'VYI�11',Lllell li'i"dTH"g—ency)
BACKGRoUNp Log # 86-04-28-01
I. Name Of proponent AP ft �9-06-65
2. Address Of propone __GLEkLDAKS--IMRQR1AL__P_AU, -
nt and representative (if
-Glen_D_ak&_XemcriA1-Raj-_k
Box 3551 ---WaXXerL
-Chic
95927
3. Project description Use.P
.P
MANDAjORY FINDINcs OF sr(
ME
Does the project have MAYBt No
quality of the env, the potential to degrade the
the habitat �I'Onment, substantial
of a 173-sh or wildlife Spo ly reduce
cies cause a
fish Or wildlife Population to drop belowpself-
sustai.n.1lig level -9, threaten to olim.In
a plant or
animal community, reduce tile number oratrestrict thl,
range Of a rare or endangered , plant 01' animal or
eliminate important examples Of the Major periods
nf* California history Or prehistoryo
b. I)oes the project have the potential
short-term benefits to tile to achieve
L'""'OnIllental goals detriment of long_tcl,m
env' ? (A ShOrt"term impact on the)
"'OnmOnt is one which
brief period of time wili . eccurs in a relatively
endure into the future.) 10TIP-torm impacts will
c- Does tile p7,Oject have impacts which are individu-
ally limited, but cumulative
pro ject May impact on 1Y considerable? (A
where the two Or more Separate resources
"'Pact 01, each resource
small, but jqhe,re tile effect 0 _ is relatively
impacts on the envirollm f th C total of those
d. Does the I)rOject h, ent is Significant.)
,Ivo envi rollmen tal effects which
will calsc substantial adverse e.
being$, either dirce rf0t:ts on human
t]Y or Indirectly?
(In the basISN (To he eoml)'('tc�(' ')N tile I,Uad Ag e n c v
_() r t. his initial eva,'I'lultion,
UIVE rinct tile P1*0110Se(I Pj'(1j(.Ct NOT have a %ii'MiriCant effect
On thc Vilvironillent, and N R N w be Prepared.
I /M., D..(:I,A A'I'lo ij,
I find that lItjjough Pl.O.iect v()tjjj hav
cant eff"t On tile cnvjj,t)nment, C a signirt-
x 'Vill llet. Sign
tllhi case bccju,;(,. t1l"*L i
tile atraciled thc MIT16ATTON described cin
DKI.AMTION wshoet llavC bVen add
M bt- ((1 to tho project, A NBOAVVI-,
UIVE find tile PrOPOstd projLvt MM have a sjgniricant orrect on
the envivollitlent, and an IWIRMWINTAI, IMPACT
DATE: lU:1)OP1'I' is I-eqUired.
9 COUNT11 Op BUTTE, IMANNIN(j,
DFPARTRRNT
Laura tie, Assoc
e Planner
by.
_2�
TV. ENVIRONMENTAL IMAITS
d
-CE—xp Ian at i ons of all "yes" and I'maybell answers are require .
on attached
sheet(s))
YES MAYBE
NG
1. EARTH.
Will the prnposal result in significant:
a. Unstable earth conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
JL
b.
Disruptions, displacements, compactibn or
overcovering of the soil?
C*
Change in topography or ground surfrice
rel ' lef features?
d.
Destruction, covcring or modification of any
unique geologic or physica'T feature,�s?
e.
Increase in wind or water wrosion of soils,
either on or of -f -site?
f.
Changes in deposition or erosion o.t' beach
sands, or changes in siltkction$ deposition
or erosion which may modify the cbannel of
a river Or stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or lake?
g4
Loss of prime agricultura�ly productive soils
ell
outside designated urban areas?
h.
posuTe of people or property to� pologic
Ex 0
hazards, such as eatthquakf.%s, landslides, mud-
slides, ground failure or similar hazards?
2. AIRi
Will the proposal resu%t in s,ibstantial;
a.
Air emissions or deterio-ation �)f amb%ent
air quality.?
b.
The creation of objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes?
c.
Alteration of air movemr:nt, moisture, or
temperature, or any chaTuge in ,Jimate,
loc�lly or regionally?
S. WATER. Will the proposal r(.,sult in -, ibstantial:
i—.Changes
in currents, or -the cout,zi., or
direction of water move-ments in either
marine or fresh waters?
x
b.
Changes in absorption -rates, drainage patterns,
or the rate and, amount of sur�,�ace runoff?
c.
Need for off-site sur-Esce drainage improve-
ments, including veget�.tion, r,�,smoval, channel-
ization or culvert installatl,oDt?
d.
Alterations tc the cou.-se ar flow of flood
waters?
e.
Change in the amount oi surface water in any
water body?
f.
Discharge into surface water_,,:�, or in any
alteration of surface water c(uality, including
but not limited �o teraperatuve, dissolved
c)xyggTj or turbidity?
Alteration of the direction xr rate of flow -
of ground waters?
h.
Change in the quantityox quality of ground waters,
.
either,through direct additions, or wi�h-
drawals, or through interception of an
aquifer by cuts Or excavaticxns?,
i.
Reduction in the amount of water otherwise
avadlable fOT public water supplies?
j.
Expo!4ure of' people or propwx,�,ty to water
related hazards such as flooding?
_2�
YES
MAYBE NO
4.
PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. Cha`nge in the diversity of
spedies or number
of any species of plants (including' trees,
shrubs,
grass, crops, and aquatic plarts)?
b. Reduction of the numbers of
anyunique, rare
or endangered species of plant;?
c - Introduction of new species of plants into an
area, or in a barrier to the normal replenisjj-
ment oi existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
S.
ANIMAL LIFE., Will the Proposal result in substantial.i
a. CH—ange in the diversity
of species, or numbers
of any species of aniTals (birds, land animals
including
reptiles, fish and shell f1sh,
benthic or ganisms insects)?
or
b. Reduction in the numbers of any uniquep rare
or endangered species Of animals?
c. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area, or result in a barrier to the migration
or
movement of animals?
d. Deterioration to e,"isting
fish Or wildlife
habitat?
A
6.
NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. Increases in
existing noise levels?
b. Exposure, of people to severe
noise levels?
7,
LIGHT AND CLARE. Will the proposal produce
Slir--=Lcl�-IRE�–Nt and glare?
I AND USE. Will the proposal result in a
su stantial al
F— 'teration of the
present or planned
land use of an area?
NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in
sub Fa—Txt"ial
a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural
resour.ces?
b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural
resources?
10.
RISX OF UPSET. Will the Proposal involve,
a7 A TiST
Of eXP * !,,'Sion Or the release of'hazaTd-
Ous substance.- (including, but not liml,.ted to
Oil, Pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the
event
of an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible interference with
an emergency
response plan or emergency evacuation plan?
11.
&!:�P UL A T ul 0 N Will the Proposal alter the location,
L S tr1b ti� n, density, Or
growth rate Of the human
population?
HOUSING. Will the proposal affect,existinj housing,
or create
a demand fo�r additional housing?
13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRC
V�—j j—_ —�
YES AIA
r e 1� Will the Proposal
a. Generation
-_ _YBE No
movement?
Of substantial additional vehicle
b.
Effects on existing parking facilities
demand for new park ng?
i ) or
c. Substant
.
d. systems? lal impact on existing transportation
Significant alterations to
of
circulation or Present patterns
goods? movement Of People and/or
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?
f' Increase in traffic hazard'
bicyclists
Or Pedestrians?s to motor vehicles
14, PUBLIC SERVICE S- Will the Proposal have
uPOno or re�_u_lt in
all effect
a need for new Or altered
governmental services.
a. Pire Protection? -
b.
Police Protectiong
C. Schools?
d. Parks Ot other recreational facilities?
e. Maintenance Of
Public faci
roads? litiesj including
f
- Other governmental Services?
IS. ENERGY. Will the proposal result
Of subst in:
b. Substant ,, antial amounts Of fuel
increase in demand -or energy?
sources
Of OTIeTgy, Or require UPOn existing
of new source.j 0,,, the devel opment
k energy?
16.
UTILITIES. lVill the
� _e w S '5 tt- e; � n s PrOPO.sal resul t in a need, for
following; , or substantial 41terations
to the
a. Power or natural gas9
b., Communications
syste'
c. Water avallabijity, ms?
d. Sewer or septic t ank?
e. Storm water drainage?
-f, Solid
JL
waste and dIsPosal?
17' HUAIA �HEALTH.
a. i �reat�jo� -Will the proposal result in:
of
any health hazard Or Potential
health hazard (excluding
b. Exposure of people � mental health)?
hazards! LO Potential health
E THETICs, 1411 the proposal result in the
0 struct.01, Of any scenic
v,
the Pubilc 0 Ista or view open to
creation P ". will the proposal result
0:6 an
to Public View? in the
aesthetically Offensive site
open
JL
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INUM11MMIN 1W
YES
19. RECREATION, Will the
NO
proposal result in an
up,Fn or quan-lCil.y, imp ac
Of existing
opportunit.4 recreational
les?
CULTU'1'ZAL RBSOUJ�CES.
WT-l"ll h'ePr6-P-0s1a1 result in the 811teration
of or the destruction of
a prehistoric or
histoj��ic srchaeoiogical site?
b.
Will the proposal result in adverse physjcaj
or aesthetic effects to -
a prehistoric or
historic build-ijjg, t
c. Does s Tucture or object?
the p
,a physical rOPOSCO-1 have 'the potential to. CaUse.
change which 'Would affeet
tiniqu
ethnic cultural values?
d Will the
Proposal rostrict existing religiotks
or saci7ed use s W'thin� tha Potential imp'act
area?
V. DISCUSSION ENW,
,y �Qy --LR-qmN,rAL E
'Lm-b-fq1A---E—YikLULATLQE AP 39-06-65
See attached.
DIISCUSSION QF ENVIRONMENTAL -EVALUATION AP 39-06-65
1b: Construction of the two mausoleums and walkways will overcover
approximately 4,314 sq4 ft.
19: The cemetery Is located on prime agricultural soils where
conversion is unavoidable. No new land will be taken out of
production as a result of this project.
2b: Each oall panel of the mausoleum ties Into a vent. odors
generated by decomposing bodies flow up the vent and through
formaldehyde. Odors are neutralized prior to rel,ease into the
atmosphere.
3b: Surface runoff will be contained on site by the large expanses of
lawn. No drainaSe improvements will be required.
6a: Construction oativity will temporarily Increase ambient noise
leyels. Construction should be limited to 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m,
Monday through Saturday to Minimize the Impact on neighbors.
7' The Mausoleum will not be lighted.
E�: Glen Oaks 11emorlal Cemetery was established prior to 1969. The
Chlo.0 Area Land Use Map dosignates thisarea as Public. Cemeteries
are an anticipated use of public/quasi-public lands, Constrwctlon of
tNo new Mausoleums will not significantly intensify the use. The
cemetery is a non -conforming use betaUse a Use Permit-, ),,'as never
obtained.
12: The nearest residen-tial use Is '900 1 feet West and should riot be
adversely affected by th,e! project.
13a*tl Over the long term$ the mausoleums may generate additional
traffic: an occasional visitor or funeral,. Olen Oaks currently
Performs an average of two funerals weekl�,. The ME,Qssoleum would not
d1rectly InQrease the number, of weekly funerals.
Toaffic volumes do not warrant any road work.
17: Adherence to the Cemetery Act rules and regul,ations for
construction of the MauvtOleums t--0MPletelY Mitigates potential health
hazards resulting,from decomposing bodies.
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Appilcant.4 Glen Oaks Memorial Park Assesoorl's Parcel 4
a9-06-65
Log 4 86-04-2e-ol
PAIL—SUEF
A. Pro n�___ RD
TYPO Of Project: Use Permit.
2. 8r,lef DescriPtiong 5XPansion Of a Pre-exiSting Mon-conrormlhq
USO (cemetery) to add twO new mausoleums Piltha ao-body
capacity each*
S. Looationg At the souithwost corner of H09an Lane and The
Midway, Gion Oaks Memorial Park, Chico.
4. Proposed Density of Development.
walkways. . Two mausoleums, statuary$
Amount ov Impervious Surfacing: 4,314 sq. ft.
6. Access and Nearost Public Road(s): Access on Hogan Lane and
The M I dNly..
7- Method. Of S8Ka9e Disposal: Septic system,,
0. -Source Of Water Supply: Unknown.
9- Proximity Of Povien Lines, To property.
'101 Potential for further land divisions and dElvelOPment: None
without additional permits.
MIng
1. Terra I n
a- General Topographic Character: Level.
b, slopes:� 0-29.
c. Elevation: 2001.
d. Limiting PactOPsg None.
2. soils,
a. Types and Characteristics: Vina Loamp deep$ well-drolning
soils prime ag.
b. Limiting Factors: Moderate 111uGf4ction potential.
Natural Hazards Of tile Land
a- SaHchquake Zone: Moderate Class VIII.
b. Erosion Potential: None -Low.
C. Landslide Potential" None.
di Fire Hazard9 Unclas"8!flod.
Expansive Sol) Po'
4. Hydrology teiltiall: Moderate,
Surface Water- None on site.
b. Groundwater: Area of heavy groundwater witl-ldr
Drainage awal.
Characteristics: Generally sout
d. Annual Rainfall (normbl).* 24-26". hwest.
e. Limiting fract-ors*. Nono.
Visual/Scenlc auaility: Cemetery screened from, Midway.
6.
Acoustic Quality; Good.
7.
Air Quality". Fair,
1gloalgal
Environmentg
8.
Vegetation: Lav4n, Junipers, walnuts, Oaks.
9.
Wildlife Habitat: No native vegetation available for
I dl If e.
Cultural Y-irn-W190—t-1
10.
Archoeologiral viind 141:,%toirical Resourcss ln the arew Low to
MQder�ote Including unknown,
11.
outto County Central Plan Pwbllc*
19.
C-x1st)nQ Zoning* UnclaslfledA
13.
5xist'Int) Land Use on-sitwj* Glen Oaks Memorial 00emetery.
14.
Surrowoding Areo:
a. Land Uses: North: Chevron tank farm. East; Coors
distributor, $outh; Deter/PatrIck ranch. West: rUral
re, -,;I dent! al 0 e.g.
b. Zoning., U� M-21 L -I, City of Chicoo
C. Gen. Plan designations: PwblIcj Industrialp
Orchard and Field Crops.
d. . Parcell sizes., 1 to 26.8 acres.
ew Population., Sparse.
16.
Character, of Site arid Areat: Fringe oF Chico tjrban arel=%.
16.
Kleare:st Ltrban City of Chico across Kagan Lane,
17,
Relevant Spheres of Influence: None.
18.
Improvements Standards Urban Area: n/a.
19,
Fire Protection Servies:
a. Nearest County <Sts,�A;e) Fire Staition., 044v 1 m1lo; #451, 15
miles.
b. Water Avallabilityg E�ftglne capar-1-ty only.
204
Schoolv-� In Area", n/a.
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
COUNTY OF BUTTE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF PLANNING
RECEIPT 8953
By
N.
T4 V� CIPT
TOT,'�L PUBL(
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Pl"MITS
OFFICIAL RECEIPT
COUNTY OF BUTTE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
OFFICE OF PLANNING
RECEIPT 8953
By
V 4
APPLICATION FOR USE PERMIT
EIUT',rE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
04110,0*. PU
APR p
, e) 1986
Orovillo, CaUf,,,,4
APPLICANT: Read and follow instructions as set forth on attached sheet.
Applicant's name Glen Oaks MemLrial Park Phone No. 343-3002
Applicant's mailing addre,,,,S�.Q. Box 3551 _- Chico, CA 95927
ApI311cant's Interest In pro�%erty (Owner, lessee, other) Owner
OwnerO a ngme and address
Contact pe on for aroject (It -other then applicant) Warren Brusie - 626 rlroadwa�. - Chico,,
AV
CA 95928 - (916) 342-5642
Assessor's parcel number(s)_.' yJV-Ut)-U-U0D-U L)
Present zoning_
Location and size of parcel(s) acres
street address-..— Hegan Land and 11115 Midway
Directions for travel to property (rural and mountainous areas only)*,
�J Description of proposed development and use Construction of -two mausoleums on existing
cemetary for entombment of human remains.
U_
Cemetary
De.%cription of existing land use
Proposed scheduling/associated projects
act Anticipated Incremental development
C-7
Building construction (state dimensions, square footage and materials used)
_J
CL a. Existing buildings
CL b. Proposed buildings -Z tD W,U?= e7te_
Hazardou,4 materials to be used (Infiammables, explosives or strong chemicals) —Nann-
Daily hours of operation. _0� Number of employees
Number of off-street parkI ng spaces provided
8xis . ting/prop6sed sewage disposal method., NJA,
proximity of power and phone lines'
Distance to natural watercourse or storm drain:
Anticipated on -and off-site drainage improvements'.
Water source: N/_k
Proximity of water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc.) 100 vards
Will excavation or lecesgar
grading be r y? Cubic yards (estunme): No
A96 and describe any other related permit,,% and other public approvalt rdqulr
city, rgglonal, State aid Federal agencies:-- I i I d 1n g � pprM4� t- ad for this project, Including 111080 "equirod by
IF RESIDENTIAL, Include the number of units, whether units are single or multi -story In height, schedule of unit sizes, and
type of household size expected.
IF COMMERCIAL, Indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city or regionally . orlentod, square footage of sales area, and
loading facilities.
IF INDUSTRIAL, Indicate type, estimated employment Per shift, arid loading facilities,
IF INSTI TUT IONA L, Indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, 0611mated occupancy, loading faelliti6s,
and community benol`10 to be derived from the project,
—J ( r_-NVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION M.EASURES*
.J I Identify potentially significant environmental Impacts as$octated with the use permit. What Project design features or special
LJ_ conditions of approval (mItIgatIon measures) are Proposed to alleviate Potential environniontal Impacts?,,
ENWRONMENTAL SETTING*
Describe the project site as It exists before the project, lnclud�ng information on topography, soll stability, plants and ani-
mals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects, Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use 0( the structures.
CL 'Describe the surrounding properties, Including information on plants and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects.
Indicate the type of land use (residential, commertlal, etc.) Intensity of land use (single-family, apartments, shops, depa
m ant stores, eta,), and scale of development (height, frontage, setback, rear yard, etc.). rt
Use separate sheet for longer responses,
I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have r�,ad and understand the instructions and that the foregoing statements
are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief,
Date Applicant's signature
Date Property owner's s Ignature
Use Pori,
Number.252-5-3
Request., Use permit to allow
2!
Location and size of parcel(s)
VERIFY,
A.P Number(s)
Project Description
Ownership
Zoning and Requirements
Proof of Agency (if needed)
Location Description
20 Copies of Plot plan
List and describe any other related permits and
.Ithor public Approvals required for tlj�,s Project, Including ihoso O�Ju red by'
city, regional, State and Federal agenclesJu-",�_ I-L)r"q K
IF RESiDENITIAL, Include the number of units, whether units are single or multi-oory Im height, schedule 0�f U1,11t
type of household size expected. sIz0s, and
IF COMMERCIAL, Indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city or regionally orlanvid, oquare footage of sal,fj
loading facilities. area, and
IF INDUSTC7,IAL, Indicate typo, estimated employment per shift, and loading facilities,
IF INSTITUTIONAL, iiidicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estirnatod WI-Upancy, lat,.1ing Iltj 8
and community benefits to be derived from the project. fac 6
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES*
Identify potentially significant environmental impac Is associated with the use porn, it. What Projecl dolsfgn features or 6,peclal
U_ conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to al lOvIate Potential environmental lnpactslf,,,
ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING*
4C Describe the project site as It 6XIsts before the pro:iact, including Information, on topography, soil stabllfty,, pi,inis and hnl-
mals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects- Describe any eXIstin I g structures on the site, and the ussi t:J t1ne structures.
CL Describe the surrounding properties, Includirig Information on plants and animate and any cultural, historical, o0 scenic aspects.
CL Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc..) Intensity of land use (single-family. apartments, shops. depart -
C4 ment stores, etc.), and scale of development (height, frontage, setback, rear yard, etc.).
* Use separate sheet for longer responses,
I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have read and understand th, Instructions and that the foragolog statements
are true, compteta and correct to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
Date.
Appilpanl's signature e
Date-
Property owner's signature .4
Use Permit Number
Request: Ute permit to allow
_J
Location and size of parcel(s)
VE
UJI
CO*
A.P. Number(6)
Project Description
1__ZownO�sMp
zoning and Requfrertients
/I Bulle C*. r1awing Cmm
Proof of Agency (it needed)
Location Description
UJI
20 Copies of Plot Plan APR '42, 2 19 F�
U.
Date Received $1
Receipt Number, -
C:)
Application taken by �Ojl NI-!--,
Ji�
F!'IMMEN
40-31-33
*3,51- 0 6 - 3 4
Allen E. tickson Entrprs. GA Vatrich
11187 miftay 4'$39 SkywilY
Chico, CA 95926 Paradise, CA 95969
3,9-06-56 4, 0 - 31- 3 2
chevron USA InL., Henry McGowan
P.O. Box 7611 676 E. lst AVC-fnue
Sa.r, pranoisco, CA 94120 Chicot CA 959,26
39-06-62, etco 4 -31-54
Southern Pa-,�f ic
Transportati(Dn Compaiy Otto Goingg
65 mprkot st- P.O. Box, 719
San Francisco, CA Chico, CA 95926
39-06-65 40-31-153
Glen Oaks 1.1,amorial P�irk
P.O. Box 3551 Mary P.eed
Chico, CA 0,5927 1031 bjacy Avpaiue
Chico, CA 959,26
39-06-70 40-31-64
Detoo Ste0I &
Construction Company 1.1 Enterr),rises
P.O. Bo.-� 1153 110.4-6 Midway
Chico, CA, 95927 Chico, CA 95926
39-G6-71 40--31-65
Jobia Thorpe N.A. Carleton
m Avenue
11011 m1dway Holbe
Chico, CA 95926 Chico, CA 95926
85-06-84 40-31-69
ration
Time Oil Company Safor CorPo
P.O. Box 24447 TerjMnnex Drawer 5176
Seattle, WA 98124 Chico, CA 95927
39-06-93,94 39-06-65
William Garrison Patrick
Ek�tate of DOn Deter W . arren Brusie
P.O. Box 1153 626 Broadway
Chico, CA 95927 Chicot CA 95926
40-31-03
Charles W)Ore
P.O. Box 442
West Sacramento, CA,95691
40-,51-06
United Artist$
communications InC4
172 Golen Gate Ave*
San Francisclor CA 9,4102
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doliverV. For addWonat fees.'We 10110wing lervIm Are
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Chico, CA 95921
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DATE DELIVERED.
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LAND 0 F NATURAL WEALTH AND
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PLANNING COMMI$810N
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE -- OROVII LC CALWORNIA 95965-3397
KA4' -7601
PHONE;� 538
February 20, 1987
GLEN OAKS MEMORIAL
P.O. Box 3551
Chico, CA 95927
REO, Use Permit
AP#3906-65
Gentlemen:
Enclosed is your validated Use Permit No. 86-53 to allow
the expansion of a, pre-evisting nonconforming use to
allow two mausoleums on property zoned U, located at -the
southwest corner of Hegan Lane and the Midway, Chico.
Should you have any,questions xegarding this matter,
please contact th.is office between 10:00 aim. and
3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
.A. RCHER
Director of Planning
BAK:jmc
Enc.
cc: Department of Public Works (2)
Environmental Health
Department of Forestry
Inter-Departin,eintal Memorandum
TO; Butte County Assessor's Ofhce
FROM! Butte County Planning Department
SUOJECT; Glen Oaks Memorial
OATIF; February 20, 1987
Pursuant to Section 65863.5 of the Government Code, the
following parcellpXXXIESM identifieJ as _39-06-65
was/ViUN:
Rezone from to zoning district.
Granted a variance to �Alow
X Issued a. conditional use permit for the.
expansion of a pre --existing nonconforming
two mauso
Use to allow Ieums
cxXxx2mo*:6ye4�XgA�*
USE PERMIT
BUTTE COUNTY PLANKINO COMMISSION February 20t 1987
DATE: (Registered Mail Rec.
516- 3
PERMIT NO.
AP 8q-OA-Av;
ASSESSORO5� PAgCFL No. -
Pursuant to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the County of
Butte and the special conditions set forth belowt Glen Oaks Memorial
.Park is hereby granted a Use Permit in accordance with application
filed: 6/1.7/86 to allow the expansion of a Pre-exizting nonconform . Ing
use to a]-10" tmO mausoleums on property zonecl U located at the scuthwest
corner of He9qn Lane and The Hidway, Chico.
I. Vailure to Comply with the conditions specified herein as the basis
for approval of application and issuance Of Permitp constitut
cause for the revocation Of said permit in accordance with bhee�o
procedures set forth in the Butto County Zoning Enabling Ordinance.
2, Unless otherwise provided for in a condition to a use penrmit, all
conditions must be completed by the pe-rmittee within 12 months of
the delivery of the countersigned Permit to the permittee.
8. If any use for which a use permit has been granted is not
established. within one year of the date Of receipt of the
counter8igned Permit by the permitteeo the permit shall become 'null
and Void and reapplication shall be required to establish the use.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS:
1. Two mausoleums with 60 body capacity to be constructed Where shown
on site plan.
2. Comply With Cemetery Act rules and regulations.
B. Obtain building permits.
4. Applicant must also comply with all other, applicable State and local
st-atutos% Ordinances, and regulations.
her,-t�by declare under PerialtY of perjury that I have read t -he
'foregoing conditionss, that they are in fact the conditions N ich were
imposed h
Upon the granting of this 11se permit, and that I agree to abide
fully by said conditions.
January 16, 1987
Gle n
13 E % (IT y
I COUNTY CENTER DaIVE
OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA
PHONE, XKOW0 5 3 8 - 7 6 0,1 "965-j397
-4 alfs memorial
P.O. Box 3551
Chico, Ca4 95927
Re'. Use Permit, AP 39-06-653 UP#86-53
Gentlemen:
On September 17, 1985 the Butte County Board Of Supervisors
adopted Ordinance 2484 requiring that all Use petmits be signed
and returned to the Butte County Planning Department within 30
days; of the expirat,
previously app lon Of the appeal period. In addition any
roved Use Permits not
are deemed invalid. signed by October 17, 1985
This letter is 0 fficial notice
Permit is no longer validi If that Your prev
you m You 'wish 'Ously approved Use
uSt first obtain a new Use Permit. to Pursue Your -pro'
ject
Should Youhave any questions regarding this matter Please
. contact this Office between 10-00 a -m- and 3.00 p.m.
Sincerely,
/.A. ?irchet
Director Of Planning
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APPENDIX G
NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project described below has been
rcviewed pursuant to the provisions of the Californla Environmental,
Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, ot. sect.) and a
determination has been made that it 'Will not have a significant
effect upon -the environment,
Log # 86-04-28-01
2. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: AP# 39"06-65
Use Permit to allow the expansion of a pre-existing ribn-conforming
use to allow two mausoleums on Property zoned Ul"'Unclassified"),
3. LOCATION OF PROJECT-,
SouthWest corner of Hegan Lane and The Midway, Chico.
4, NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT -
Glen Oaks Memorial Park Warren BrUsie
P.0, Box 3551 626 Broadway
Chico, CA 95927 Chico, CA 95928
5. MITIGATION MEASURES: None
6. A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect
of this project is on file at 7 County Center Drive, Oroville.
This study was:
Adopted as presented.
Adopted with changes. SPecific modifications and
Supporting reasons are attached,
7'. A public 'hearing on this Negative Declaration was held by the
decision making C> body.
Hearing Body Butte County Planning Commission
Date of Determination . August 13, 1586
Determination:
On the basis of the initial stud), of environmental impact, the,
information presented at hearings, comments received on the
proposal and our own 'knowledge and. independent research:
We find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant
0 effect on the environmento and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is
hereby adopted.
We find that the project COULD have a significant effect
on the environment but will not in this case because of
D attached mitigation measures described in item 5 above
which are by this reference made conditions of project
approval. A conditional NEGATIVE DECLARATION is hereby
adopted,
Sign *-ture
Kare, Vercruset Chairman
Butte Courity Pl,
anning Commission
Title
August 15, 1986,
Date
NAXCH op 3Dr,"rJCjF.1ZM:EN%r:E0N
�X' 0 Off ice of Planning and Res 'p�,,Itph , !Butte County
1400 Tenth Street, Room 12 , �Planning Department
Sacramento, CA 95814 41 AUQ 101986 7 Cotinty Center Drive
or Orovj,llo, CA 95965
X County Clerk L NOR M, BECKER, CcuWN C1cr1.,,.
County of Butte A� JACINTH .
U/
SV4*S_TE;CT Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance wIL11 section 21108
or 21152 of the Public Resources Code.
Project Title A'P 7/7 Name
Use Permit 39-06-65 Glen Oaks Memorial Park
State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number
(if submitted to Clearinghouse)
Planning Department B.A. Kircher 534-4601
Project Location Southwest corner of Hegan Lane and The Midway, Chico.
Project Description Use Permit to allow the expansion of a pre-existing
.non -conforming use to allow two mausoleums on property zoned U.
This is to advise that the Butte.County
Planning CcUMIs
0
(Lead Agency or Responsible Agency)
has approved the above-desctibed project on August 1, 19 a 6 and has made
'_r__
(Date)
the following determinations regarding the above-described project:
1. The project will, _�Lwill not, have a significant effect on the
environment..
2- _. An Environmental Impact -,Report was prepared for this project
pursuant to the provisions of CEQA.
X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the
,Provisions of CEQA.
3. Mitigation Masures were, 1 --were not, made a condition of the
approval of tl�e project.
4. A statement of overriding considerations ___yas, _)� was noti adopted
for this pro"'C.-at.
This is to certify t�,U` the final EIR with Comments and responses and record of
project approval is _�',%ilable to the general public at:
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Drive
Orovillei CA 05065
Date Received for Fi` and
Posting at OPR
S4 na.ute
Stephen A4 Streeter
Senior Planner
Title
ReVised Mdrch 1986
FROMWWRM
Bobluou
nt
LAND OF IqATURAL VV�-At TH AND BEAU Y
PLANNING COMMMSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILL8, CALIFORNIA 95965-3307
PHONE: 534,4601
Glen Oak- Memorial
P.O. Box 3551 August 22, 1986
Chico, CA. 95027
Re: Use Permit, AP 39-06-65
Gentlemen:
Enclosed are the original and one COPY of your Use Permit No. 86�53
'to allow the expansion of a pre-existing nonconforming use to allow two
mausoleums on property zoned U located at the soutilvest,corner of Hegan
Lane and The Midway, Chico,
Please sign both copies and return them to us.
Permit within thirty (30) days of expiration of YOU must sign the Use
Will then have them validated by the Chairma the appeal period. We
n of the Butte County Planning
Commission and the original will be returned to you for Your records.
The Use Permit is deemed granted when this permit has been signed by the
applicant, with the counter Signature of the Chairman of the Planning
Commission, and said permit is received by the applicant by Cettified mail.
Should you have any questions regarding; this matter$ please Contact this
office between 10'00 aim. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
A.
Director of Planning
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Glen Oaks Memorial
P.O. Box 3551
Chicoo Ca. 95927
Ba ao co an
L A N D 0 F 14ATURAL WEALTH AND 0 CA IJ T Y
PLANNING COMMISSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLC, CALIFORNIA 95965,3397
PHONSi 534-46.01
August 14, 3,986
Re: Use Permit� AP 39-06-65
Gentlemen:
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held
August 13, 3.986, your request for a Use Permit to allow the expansion of
a pre-existing nonconforming use to allow two mausoleums on property zoned
U located at the southwest corner of Hegat Lane and the Midway, Chico,
was approved subject to the following conditions:
1. Two mausoleums with 60 -body capacity to be constructed where shown
on site plan.
2. Comply with Cemetery Act rules and regulations.
3. Obtain building permits.
4. Applicant must also Comply with all other applicable State and local
statu6s, ordinances, and regulations,
Should you desire to appeal any of the conditions imposed by the Planning
Commission, you must do so in writing with the appeal fee of $75iOO, to
the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, 25 County Center Drive, Orovilleo,
Californiao prior to 5:00 p.m. Thursdayj August 21, 1986. If you do not
appeal and if there are no other appeals within the 8 -day appeal period,
your use permit will be issued after August 21, 1986.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this
office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
itchoer
Director of Planting
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7 COUNTY CENTER ORIV C - OROVILIA2, CALWORNJA 95965-3307
PHONE.- 53,4.4601
July 29, 1986
Glen Oaks Memorial Park
P-0- Box 3551
Chico, CA 95927
Re: Use Permit, AP 39-06-65
Gentlemen:
Enclosed '
Is a COPY Of the Staff Findings ncezning your
application for a Use Permit to allow theco
pre-existing non-cohforming use to allow te.xpansion of a
on Property Zoned u (Uno WO mausoleums
corner Of Hegan Lane and lassific-'d)l -located at the southwost
A Public heating has been The Midway, Chico.
P -M. This meeting wo set for August 13? 1986, at 1:30
Room III be held in the Board of
t 25 County Center Drive, OrOVille. Supervisorsi
Should You have any quest'
contact this Office any w 'Ons regarding this matter, Please
3:00 p.m, eekday between 10:00 a.m. and
Sincerely,
B.A. KIRCHER,
Director Of Planning
Laura Tuttle
Associate Planner
LMT/sjs
Enclosure
cc* Warren Brusie, 626 Broadway, Chico, CA 95928
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COT01ISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARINGS
Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that
public hearings will be held Wednesday. August 13, 1986, in the Butte
County Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration, 25 County
Center Drive, Oroville, California, regarding the following items
at the following times:
NEGATIVE DE�LARATION
RE ARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED
9:00 a.m. Fred Springer, c/o Arrnold Pacific Properties - General
-it from LowDensity Residentiai to Medium
Plan Amendmej
Density Residential, Medium Density Residential to
Commercial and.Commercial to Medilan-Density Resi-
dential --nd Rezone from S -R (Suburb -an Residential)
and U (Unclassified) �:o R-4 (Maximum Density'Resi-
dential - Restricted Service) and R-3 (Medium
Density Residential) and R-4 (Maximum Density
Residential - Restricted Service) to C-2 (General
Commercial) on property located between East Avenue
and Henshaw Avenue, frzm 240 feet to 1050 feet west of
Esplanade, identified as AP#06-15-66,71 & 72, Chico.
10:30,a.m. Modern Building Company - Use Permit to allow a residential
use on property zoned M.-2 (Heavy Industrial) on property
located on the -northeast side of Scuthgate Lane approx-
4mately 1100' southeast of its intersection with Highway
99, identified as AP#40-40-43, Chico.
ITEMS ON T.,T.HICH ANEGATIVE DECLARATION
REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED
10:30 a.m. Butte County Planning Commission - GeneF_�,al Plan Amendment
from "High Density Residential" to "CommerL2..-11" and Rezone
from R-4 (Maximum.Density Residential - Restrli_--�qd Service)
and S -R (Suburban Residential) to either C-1 (Liahz
Commercial, C-2 (General Commercial), C -C (Community
Commercial), N-CQNeighborhood Commercial), or H -C (Hiqhway
Commercial) for property having frontage on East Avenue
located.East of Cohasset Road and west of Ceres Avenue,
Chico. (File#84-70B&D)
C.A., Gilman - Use Permit to allow the segregation of a 3.1
acre homesite in an A-40 (Agricultural - 40 acre parcel
minimum) and a. Variance to the 2 acre minimum on property
located on the northeast corner of River Road and Ord
Ferry Road, identified as AP#39-05-05, southwestof Chico -
Glen Oaks memorial Park - Use Permit to allow the expansion
of a pre-existing nonconforming use to allow two mausoleums
on property zoned U (Unclassified), located at the southwest
-corner of Hegan Lane andthe Midi -lay, identified as
AP439-06-65, Chico.
Shimizu Brothers, Inc. - Use Permit tp allow the segregation
of a 3.2 acre Agricultural Processing Facility on property
zined A-40 (Agricultural - 40 acre parcel minimum) located
on the north side of Wilson Landing Road, approximately
3-
,, mile west of Meridian Road, identified as AP1#47-13-761
northwest of Chico.
The above mentioned applications, ma -,s, and Negative Declaration re-
garding environmental impact are on file and available for public
viewing at the off4 c oJE the Butte County Planning Department, 7 C unty
Center Drive, Oroville, California. If you challenge the above rezonings
in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or
someone else raised at the public heariag described in this notice, or
in. written correspondence delivered to -�_The Planning Commission at, or
prior to, the public hearing.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COZ-ZIISSION, B.A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING
TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CHICO ENTERPRISE R_ECOPD, THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1986 -
IN M1
JulY 9, 1986
L A N [) C F t 4 A 7' L! h A A t -.' P
PLANNING COMMISSION
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , MVILLC, CALI FORNIA 9S965
PHONE, 534-4601
Glen Oaks memorial Park
P,O- Box 3551
ch'
IcO, CA 95927
Ret Use Permit, AP 39-06-65
Gentlemen:
The Butte County Planning Department has completed the initial
study Of Potential environmental Conseqtences-antiCipated in
connection with the above-mentioned project
is being forwarded to you. a copy of which
Please review the enclosed checklJLst' not�ing particularly any
environmental problems which could be minimized or avoided by
the care and manner in which the project is carried Out. Also.,
please review any rOcommended mitigation measures or conditions
of approval.
After reviewing the checklist, You may see ways to improve the
project design. Design improvements to Minimize Problems are
encouraged. If You note any errors or omiss'
please bring them to our attention. ions in our evaluation,
You will be notified of the time and place Of the public hearing
for Your project. 1 1
If you have any questions rega
review, please contact this Office. rding environmontal.
Sincerely,
B.A. KIRCHER
Di . rector of Planning
Laura n. TU tie
At8ociate Planner
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-1111 � Wr I-IJAI UKAL WEALTH AND ' BEAL)1'Y
7 COUNTY CE PLANNING COMMISSION
NTCR DRIVE - OROVILLE I-
6543397
PHONE: $3444601 1 IrOKNIA W
Glen Oaks Memorial Park May 28, 1986
PsO, Box 3551
Chico, CA 95927
RB: Pre-ApplicatiOn Review
AP#39-06-65
Gentlemen:
This is to notify you we have XeCeived sufficient assurance
from Butte County Environmental Health and Public Works
Departments that Your Project can n-zet their requirements,
This fulfills the Pre -Application review process.
No additional �qork shall be performed on this Project until
WO have received the remaining application fees in the
amount of $257.50. Please submit these fees to the Butte
County Planning DepartInent in person or by mail. Make
checks payable to the Butte County Treasurer.
Should You have any questions regarding this matter, Please
feel free to contact this Office between the hours of 10:00
a -M. and 3:00 P.M.
Sincerely,
B.A. Xircber
Director of Planning
Craig Sanders
Planning Technician
CS.jmc
00: Warren Brusie
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61STRIBUTION LIST FOR REVIN"
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/1,,� C.o,anty Public Works IRRLGATION WATER
"'Zounty Env, Health ____ - - - U.
City of Biggs C:�Yfggs-Tf, ridley Waj;er Dist,
'acity of Chico Butte Water Dist,
Durham Irr-, Dist.
City of Gri dl ey T
Ci:ty of --7-- Oroville-Wya
Oroville nd. Irr, Dist.
_T Patradise Irt, Dist.
Town 00 Paradise Richvale
County Irr, Dist
Tt-a--te-7—ransportation Dept, Table Mtn. Irr Di;t.
7 Thermalit
U"EMC WATER Irr. Dist.
_WUW_ALLQN FACIO
LITIES
Berry Creek Wauer Co. ------
Chico Are4 Rec.
Bloomer Mtn. Mutual Water, Co.
fBrush Creek Estates Durham Area pec. P4rk Di'st,
Butte Water District _T' Feather RiVer Rec. A Park Dist.
_71771CA Water Service Co (Chico 7-1 Paradise Rec. & park Di$t.
urban area & part 4 Ri"hvale Rec, & Park Dist,
Cel Oro water Co. Of OroVille) St�te Park$ & Rec. Dept.
(Paradise Pines) State Fish A Game Dept.
Feather Falls(Louisiana SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Pacific)
Forest Ranch Mutual Biggs Unified
C -Pan Mutual Skansen Sub.) Butte COMmunitY College
Butte County SUP. of Schools
Green Acres Rlenwood Dr.. -Chico) CA Sta t e University, Chico
Gridley Farm Labor C P —T— Chico Unifled
7— Lake Madrone Water Diamst. Durham Unified
Magalia Co. Water Dist, Feather Falls Union
Merry Mtn, Mutual (Clipper
Mills) Golden Feather Union
Mulberry Water (SE Chico) Gridley Hig,)
NOrthWoods Mutual (Forest Ranch) Gridley Union
7-
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OPOVille Union High
Springs of Living Waters Palermo Unified
(Richardson Springs)
Stirling City Palermo Union
(Diamond Pioneer Union
international Thermalito Union
Vista Mutual (Durham)
COMMUNITY SPPVTrr1z,
- _/ Llme Saddle 'COmm. Serv. Dist. SEWERS
DRAINAGE Richvale Sani'tary Dist.
�Butte Creek Drainage Dist. N. Burbank Pub. Utility Dis4
ELECTRICAL PnWFD (S. Olroville & Kelly Ridge)"
--L!I- Pacific Gas & Electric Skansen Sub. (GSA 21,)
Sterling City Sewer Mai
FIRE PROTECTION nt. Dist..
— -------- I ----- Therma7ito Irr. Dist, (CSA 26)
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RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
__/J-.,._-60Unty Fire Department.
State Water Resources Deptt
state Division of Forestry U.S.
MOSQUITO ARATFm99T DISTRICTS S. Forest Service.
U.S. Bureau of Land 14a'Aagement
Durham, Oroville, or Butte County
POL"'r1PROTECTION
OTHER
I State Highway Patrol
County Sheriff
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT MM 5 1�v
PRE; -APPLICATION REVIEW PORM OnN11% COMOWA
To: John Mendonsa Date -, May 2, .19 8 6
Public Works
BE: Pro -Application Review
Inf-()rMation ror,.
Glen Oaks A(Morial Park
P -O* Box 3551 #343-3002
Chico, CA 95927
Enclosed is preliminary data Our office has received Or generated
concerning the following project: AP#39-06-65, Fila#86 53, Log#86-04-28-01
u8e Permit to allow the expansion of a PrO-existing nonconforMing use
to allow tWo mausoleums, located the southwest cOrner of Tlegan Lane
and the Midway, Chico.
Please indicate your response by ohocl%in�� the appropriate box.
No requirements for this projoct.
The project as proposed can moet this Departments
requirements, SufficienL proof has been given that
the applicant can meet the following conditions
approved:
Tho project as proposed can/does not me, -,t the
requirements Of this departmento A revision
of the project will be necessary. Tho applicant
has been contacted with this information.
Sig nature-,
BUTTE, Cb, Dtv. Of Env. H041th
, , COUN'ry PLANNING DBPARTvENT
PRE--APPLICATI0"N REVIEW 'PORM MAY 2 1986
To: LYnn Vanhart caljj�,r4)16
Environmental Health MAY 2 0 Mbb Date:
0myost C"imb May 21 1986
Prc-Appl.iOation Revio
Inforrnati.n for: _w,
G*J-en Oaks M"Oriill Park
Enclo P-0- BOX 3551
Ged is PrelinlinarY data our offi Chico, Ck 95927 #343-3002
concerning the following Project.- AP ce has -r!��ceiVed Or generated
#89-06-65i File#86-.53
-Use pGrinit to allow the expa u
grgG-04-28-01
to allow Of a Pre-ex'sting non
cOnf-OrminU Ilse
mausOleu_ms, loc"r
t'le �SOUt�hwe8t�cOrne_t
and the �Iidway , ated tile southwest corner-
tay , Chico. of Hegan Lane
Please indicate Your response by checking the appropriate box.
NO requ'
IreMents for this project.
The project as proposed 0
requirenjellts. S an Meet this
c following een given that
the applicant Ufficient PzOof has b DOPartrnents
approved.. an meet the
conditions
rehe Project as
Proposed can/does no
quirements of thi
Of the project W.11s department. t meet the
A revisi
be necessary. ion
has been The applicant
contacted With this information.
NEURAWN
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BUTTE COUNTIPLANNING COMP!Jsslo�j
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA -S
PHONE: 534-4601
T01 P.G. &
202 Pearson Road DATE: 5-28
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the followini, project: 1700(livt�d
Glen or lot,
---—Oaks Merrlorial P ' ark A, n(IMEr"J. conaernin
L09#86-04-28-011 jUse to E'llow the 8 6 3
of a pre-existing
nOncOnforming use to allow two mausolou
T -Wo Mauso, Ts' 1-00,AtCd at the southwest
COrnor of 110gan L,-_11,10
and the �Iidway, Chico.
We are making an RsO03110clzll
preparing ,jrj (_�Il ,
"IFActZ and Will be
lj�'Qlal'ation) MitiCated
or nij v I
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BUTTE, COUNTYt
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7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE — OROVILLEo CALIF0 I RNIA 95965
PHOM 534-4601 E 01 E
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TO: Department of Forestry DEPARTMENT OF FORESTpty
DATE: 5-28-86 BUTTE COUNTY
Go. 0 RE; PROJECT REVIEW AND
E,N
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W I I A T tT A rVION
EnclOtOd is Preliminary data our offic(-., ha's reocived Or VvInorated concernin
the following project.- Glen Oaks Memorial Park - AP039-06-65, FiIN86-53
Log#86-04-28-01, Use Permit to allow the eXpansio�j,j 0:6 a pro -e
------------------- xisting
nonconforming use to allow two mausoleQms, located a,L -the southwest
corner of Hegan Lane and the Midway, Chico.
We are ing an Wisessment of possible environmental impacto, and will be,
mznh
preparing aa environmental documpatj either a 1109ative Declaration, ?�Iitigated
NeVltive N-claration or in Environmental Impatt J�vport.
Please provide any factual otatemc,ijts ido-
ar, f*or inver
tigation, or 0
�ncl that rpltjt�� to aitfw-r
YOU can of for in yQia, art,a of c0nf�fyrn oil oxp(,,wti p rl onc
physical, social, or economic impa(�
.tn t1la b this PrOJOCt May r,(,nerate..
Pleasle rospond within 14 days of the abovo-ijote(j data. If no responrvt is
C,onerated by this inquiry, thon it f3hall be asaumed that there are, rio
significant envirozi%ental iMpaelto which are potential from the t1roject.
We appreciate any asoistance You Can provide.
Sincerely,
Craig 8
Planning Tochnician
COMments:_N2__obj_qct.iOns.
Richard. Titter
Battalion Chief
(Write or type in space Provided & return this nheet.)
LANNING '0MMISSION
BUTTE COW
7' COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE., CALIFORNIA
PHONE: 534-4601
TO: City of Chico DATE,: 5-28-86
P.O. Box 3420
Chico, CA 95927 RE: PROJEX,"11 REMEW ARD
E,MVIROMMENPAL UALTIATAN
Enclosed io j�velitrdnary (lata oill, offiet, littv, rorvivell or rvnvrW,.(�(1 rorinorning
'AP1139-06-65, Filelf86-53
the following projoct. Glen Oaks Memorial Park
'186-04-28-01, Use permit to allow the ext)ansion of a p,1*o-exJatincj
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noncollforrving use to allow two mausoleums, locatod at the southwest
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