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HomeMy WebLinkAbout040-460-020who, " 1 too 4,4, gy, 61 11 71"!"'. 6A pyo ANA51"N." V";X �w -moo,, GO I.A 'i, V, V; "A USF PERMIT BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING CQi,MMISsIoN �loc;i6ldi�9oi fi � I X14;� DATE IRogistered mall'recelptl" � • . X14 ti • PERMIT N0. / AEiSESSOR'S PARCEL NO, Pursuant tu'the provisions of the "Zoning Ordinance of the 00unty of Butte and t ' conditions set forth below; he special Gus Gore f�E Is hereby granted a Use Permit In accordance with applicatio filed, 8 � D =�r�I1c°I uary' to r'Xi »fit; 71 4 to allow ri.tz acid . o d ;� h bittz }t ate `property zein t et FR -S loca.t 6d �C 13T.110'a �t" CS()CSt81' We , Nn-ne.h o I11at 1 stxstt t, Faillure to Comply with the conditions specifies herein as the basis for d cation and Issuance of permit, constitutes cause for 'the revocation of said permit n Accor- dance with the proredures set forth in the Butte County Zoning Enabling Ordinance. 2 Unless otherwise provided for in a condition to a use permit, all conditions must be corn., . permittee plated b. the p the permittee, @ within12 months of the delivery' of the countersg ned permit to ; Y 3, If any use for which a use permit has been granted is not established with! 6 one +rear of the T date of receipt of the countersigned 'permit by the permittee; the permit shall become null and void and reapplication shall be required to establish the use. SPECIALONDITIONS: a d trot ACCet;a 0tt o trite r"kytiny" Moot So K, 24-3" ay' t1i tttt f.;otaxatY twode$ oRf-:,tTot�r 'palt]k :ng �or~l��.xexrr�xt',i � U-1,provoment b 'tv ;•xocmil'm�Cad facrxm a tC ar xptxxtr a � zt~: tnui ra co ap.1.; tb all otlrox ppplica,b'le lot«" st~fxtutO s s o�'d�,xtr�nces, and TogU .bong, abrXto and t , �f a I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that 1 have read the toregol ti conditions; that they are in fact ting conditions which were imposed upon thai ,rpnfing of this use Pe lm(!, and that I agree to abide fully by Bald condltians; s Dated: r f, '1ppl leant, NOTE: Issuance of th(kiUse Permit does not vra(ve requirement of obtaining Building: antl Helth DePertmenf permits before starting cons3tructloni nor does It waive any other requlreloents, CC Ma r Iet, llChairmenoI Plennlne Cc�mm ofPubc "Wot'ka'(2`) , DepartmentPartmant .«�' „bslon ► Ire De , APPLICATION FOR USE PER BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION APPLICANT: Read and V,ollow instructions as not forth on reverse side of this form. Applicant's name jus doro --phone oumbsrj2l�)P Ag 92.ro$„ Applicant's tnalling addr0s P.0 • Box 360 Durhaino CA $ Applicant's interest in property (Ownor, lessee, other) Pres. Board Of Trustees j Owner'n name and address church Of The Nazarene _ P.O,4 Box 12911" Chid6s i Assessor's parcel numbor(s) T 7 — T — .20 - Present .zon; ng FR-5 Ldcatfda and si't.e of purcel(s)a0 Honey Ran RD. S.lrf. Corner Honey Run @Skyway, x Parcel, approxima;tely'';hree acres J Street address #10 Honey Run Road Chicor CA, 9$06 J '' �• Descripition of proposed development and use: Additionof 781 x "j0° Sanctuary, to, existing church l .. CL ;Building construction (state dimensions'; square footage and. materinis used) l,_) House.1200 sq. ft. (2.) church "4n',zloo. 4o er, ft. b..-Pry a - d buildings 800 set ft . Sanctuary' added addition also wood frame and stucco, single story, Hazardous materials to be used (inflommables,t explosives or strong chemicals) Done' Dail- y hours of oper rtionSun. 9100 am 12,00 pm 6s 00pin — Bi OO pm p ,Number of employees 1 Number of off-street parking spaces provided,. I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that f have road and understand the Instructions and that the (tiregoing. statements are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowludt;a ati� belief. Date 4 A"61guSt 1883 App licant's signature y �� Project Fife Nnmber_� } Location and size of pareel(s) J Q Buffo Co. Planning COMM to veriryt ',I��i "' 1983 A,Pi Number(sl Projort D.csGriptinn .. �Owncrnlip . -... _ _ .7,oning ancl'liequirements Orovilio, VnUrclrna W ..- .oroof � f f Agency (if needed) - - L.orntien [)eacrfption Z .w 16aCgples of Plot Plan G OBJ J Gate flCG8lVed�_ "'�-- S .27/v Aeceipt Number.,_, Anolleation Taken Ov , ,-;�� INSTRUCTIONS TO USE, PERMIT APPLICANTS 1'. { If applicant is not thi! otvnce, written uuthorixntitni by the olvoev (it either proof of agency'must be submitted in order for the oppli`cttnt to lagally sign ;the application, Applioation shall he, i. considered void if not signed by the mvner Or lcpnl Agent, 2` Ail items, on i�pplication shall be filled iii ns completely OA possible, If an item is not appik cable. please ndicaia by the term "NA",� 3,; It is Important that the applicant supply an accurate deser.iiitiun of thc locution of the proposed project, including the following a, Ass svor's parcel n tmberGO (from the tart hills or Assessor's maps) 6, Street itddresacs (If aivuiiahle'l. c. Distances and directions to named streets, bodies of water or railrstuds. 4, Sixteen (16) copies of a detailed plot k plan of adequate scale to c'luurly Shaw prnposeel build- inns and ijnprovemetits, folded to Sta x til inches, shall acconipaoy find be made part of the "Application for Use Permit", 1f the use permit is approved, the: plot plan becomes the ap- proved development: pltttt for the preperty,The plot plan shall include the following infoanutiom s, A scaled drtitling of the pttrcet(s) boundaries, b. L.oc,ution and dimensions of all existing and proposed improyentents on the property, including buildingsi drivewoys, parking areas, wells, septic tanks and leach fields. c. Location and nnnie of bordering streets, :ticeess rnadst riearby crossrothis, streams; bodies of water kind`railroads: d, i Orth arrow and settle of drawing,, 5, The "Application toe Use Permit" is subject in public heaeingoi and approval by ;the Planning ` "Use Commission. Any special conditions of approval shell he kntade a,, part of the approved Permit" and shall be binding on Hite, appligant, `l`lte procodures for County aetivn on use;per - mit applications are statetl;in Chapter 24 of the Butte County Code, : { 5. Tic Planning Contmission� on the buses of the tividence 50,610ittetl at thopublie hearing may. , grant use permits when it finds that the propo;#ed uses �ttf the property will not impair the integrity and, ehuracter of the /olid' in whitth tiie land (ieiti, and that,the 'use would not be, un- reasnnably Incompatible with or injurious to surrounding phVerfles, not detrimental to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or worki.osg in the neighborhotd nor to the I general health, safety and welfare of the county, ?. In approving n use permit:, the Planning' Comm,8910 may include such conditions ns: arc deemed reasonable and necessary underthe cirromstunces to Iprescrve the integrity and and: secure the, purposes of the 6litte "County General Plan character of the zone ,to _general and Chapter 24, of the Butte Courcy Cooe7 Such e;onditions may includci'but fire not limited to; time limitations, develnpmcnk plan approval., _hours of operuttoo, fencing, dedination of fight-of,woj�. and Street and drainage iniprnverncnty. Conditions Imposed upon issuance of p use permit mm-st he-reasonably related to tilt usfi'tot which the permit is requested. ' l), V!o lq8''� fdute) are S, 414) OD _ �� . p A f'tl�itngyafr, f ?, f. herr r y `ek nmde payable to "'1'rtiusorer of Butte„ County", paid ata cash. rti$ ka 4114 9, Before yuhmltting� 11 use permit opplicutinn, apphont Its requested to diztcuss witli staff ail i an,r,ut 11pplirtatritt re air'smers, ituniy truattlars, rntJig ira�slans "rill poteibla coubusb"luiinifnmta f u i routl. t APPENDIX E 16. If residential, include the number o£ units, schedule of unit sizes, and type of household site expected; 1 17. If commercial, indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city or t,egionally oriented, square footage of sales area, and loading facilities 18, If indus:trial, indicate type, estimated employment per shift, andloading facilities, 19, if institutional, indicate the major function, estimated employment per, shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilitieq, and community benefits to be derived fromthe project:; 20. V7 the project involves a variance, conditional use or rezoning application, state this and indicate clearly why the.application is required. Are the following items applicable to the projector its effects? Discuss below all items checked :yes (attach additional sheets as necessary), YES NO, X 21. Change in existing features of any beaches, lakes, or hills, or substantial alteration of ground contours. X 22. Significant change in scenic views or vistas from existing residential areas or public lands or roads. X 23. Significantly change pattern, scale or character Of general area oaf project. a X 24. Significant amounts of solid waste or litter'; • X 25. Change in dust, ash, smoke, fumes or odors in vicinity. X 26. Significant change in lake, stream or ground water quality or quantity, or alteration of existing drainage patterns. X 27,. Substantial change in existing, noise or. vibration Levels in the vicinity.. { f X: 28. Site on filled land or on slope of 30 percent or more. o29. Use or disposal.of potentially hazardous materials,, such as toxic substances, flatmnable.s or explosives. a Appendix E - page 2 of 3 it r = APPENDIX E CONTINUED 16. Not applicable 17. Not applicable f 18. Not applicable 19. Indwitutional: Church services.., Sundays,9s45 to Noon 00 to 7$00 P.DA. 'Wednesdays, 6s Q 00 to 7:00 P.M. Church services thrice weekly, with average attendance of sixty-five people. Community benifi'tsi Fellowship, counseling, social involy- merit. mi Project involves secruring Use Permit. Zoning change oc- cured in June 1978. Existing ;,facilities in use before than date are in conformance. Expansion of existing facilities necessitates the issuance of Hermit. ENVIRONMENTAL;SETTING Topographye Property encompasses approximately three acres. Bounded on the North by Humbug 8,oad (474 lin. ft.), and on the West by the Skyway (520,' lin. ft.). Easterly property line abuts private property and South property line crosses "Crouch DitcW, (abandoned irrigation ditch) adjoining an eas- ment 100' in width. Approach from Humbug Road provides access to existing structures on a plateau. Beyond utilized area of site property slopes: to a South Westerly direction to its juncture with Crouch Ditch and the Skyway. Again leveling off beyond Crouch ditch. - Soil on developed portion consists of a thin layer of topsoil over a lava flow. Soil is stable: and supports natural vegetat- ion of grasses. Sub strata of lava flow seems to discourage and inhibit trees. Just above the site scrub, oak and pine are in evidence. Valley Oak and Cottonwood trees along Crouch Aitch are the only'other plants There are no historical aspects associated with the property. Humbug Road does provide direct access to Honey Run Covered Bridge four miles to the east,,,Centerville Museum is also located several miles beyond this. Existing Structuress, Church Parsonage A res` ' �.dence €� of about 1,.200,;sq. ft. lies approximately 40' from the East property line and 22'5 feet South of Humbug Read. Housd>' is wood frame ranch style with stucco exterior. Church.. 4,OOo sq. ft. between residence and Humbug Road. Both House and Church are located on clear and level sites. Church is a one story wood frame structure with stucco exterior and';spanish tile roof'. Both house and church are complimentary to each other and to the setting puff" f`n No -01,14 comm. �Y,Jver{a v4�llulplir � ' DISTRIBUTION LIST FOR REV .. W REQUESTS. i Vo County Public Works County Env. Health City of Biggs IRRIGATION WATER �`igg-s-W:" rcAl -y Water Dist. Butte Watar Dist. City of Chico -qE0 Durham Irr. Dist. City of Gridley `%r- Oroville-Wyand. 1,rr. Dist. City of Orovil'le - r7 Paradise Irre Dist. -7— of Paradise —7— Ri chval a Irr. Dist. County tate ransportation Dept. TDM,IC %" Table Mtn. Irr. Dist. r%^ Thermalito Irr. Dis e WATER Rr ATION FACILITIES Berry Creek Water Co. Chino Area Rec. & Park Dist. -47 Durham Area Rec. & F'ark Dist. Bloomer,Mtn. Mutual Water" Co. Brush Creek Estates Feather River Rec. & Park Dist. Butte Water District _'7-' � Paradise Rec. & Pa.r° Dist. CA Water Service Co. (Chico +% Richvale Rec. & Park Dist. urbaA area & part of Oroville) State Parks & Rec. Dept, I Del Oro Water Co. State Fish & Game Dept. (Paradise Pines) / Feather Falls(Louisiana SCHOOL DISTRICTS Pacific Biggs Unified Forest Ranch Mutual Gran Mutual (Skansen Sub.) Butte Community College Butte County Sup, of Schools �7� CA State University, Chico Green Acres (Glenwood Dr. -Chico) Gridley Farm Labor Camp r%� Chico Unified Lake. Madrone Water Dist. unified Magalia Co. Water Dist. FeatherUnion —'T Merry Mtn. Mutual (Clipper Golden Feather Union M111s) Gridley Nigh Mulberry Water (SE Chico) Gridley Union �7- Northwecds Mutual (Forest Ranch): OrovilleElementary .rez dater Rami'ng.: 0rov Union High —�-- Spr. of Living .Waters �� Palermo Unified (Richardson Springs) Palermo Union h / Stirling City' T� Pioneer Union (Diamond International) Thermalito Union Vista Mutua'. (Durham) COMMUNITY SEWERS Lime Saddle Comm.'Serv. Dist./ Richavle Sanitary Dist. DRAINAGE / N. Burbank Pub. Utility Dist'. / ._Butte Creek Drainage Dist. (S. Orovi11e & Kelly Ridge) ELE, CTRICAL POWER Sk.ansen Sub. d Pacific Gas ' Electric / Sterling City Seder• Maint. Dist. FIRE.PROTECTION 1 Thermalito I,�r.'Dist. (CSA 26) / E1 Medio Fire Protect. Dist. RESOURCE MANAGEMENT / County Fire Department- /: State Water Resources Dent. State Division of Forestry U.S. Forest Service MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICTS / U.S'. Bureau of Land Flanagemont Durham, Orovi'lleo or Butte County POLICE PROTECTION OTHER State Highway Patrol County Sheriff • �� BUTTE.COUNTY PP' � a NG COMMISSION 7 COUNTY` CENT R a `i `J ^ OROVILLE CALI'FORN,,j 95:065 PHONE; 5:34-11601 To Butte CoutntyDATE August 16, 1,983 Env iroinmental PIaalth RE; PJ oOJECT REVIEW AND ENV1:RoN iENTALEEVALUATION Enclosed is preliminary data our office has r< ceived or.generated concerning the following project {pus Core Use Permit to allow an addition of a sanctuary to, ar- r.xistirtg church ;I l ISR -5 zoning., located . ,at the southeast r ;,irilrr of 1loiiey Ruti Road and the S1 ),Wa,.. AP 40-46-20 _ I We are making an ossesswent of possible environmental impacts and will be preparing an env'ir,nmental document, either a Negative Declaration, Mitigated i Negative Declaratr.on oro an Environmental Impact Report. Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you cF,n offer in your area of concern or expertise ''that relate to either physical, social, or ;economic imparts that this project may generate. Please respond within 14 days of the above noted date. If no response is generated by thisinquiry, then it shall be assumed that there are no significant environmental impacts which are potential from the project. We appreciate any assistance you can ,provide. HEALTH Sincerely,'AUG 16199 Duct ©Coy Planning �"�• 0 M3 OMHIO, California otovtttQ1 rnl turntn j Rick Rodriguez Planning Technician Comments ::Cf -643 a a:,o�, C kAL Yk Co+di-tc,a,, t: �s y (Write or type inpaceirovided & >return this Leet.) ►,t: APPLNDI CC 1 COUNTY Or, 1111111, IINVI RONMENTAI, CIIti IV. EN VI RONMENrAL IMPACTS o a i '"yes" and ""maybe'"' answers are required •xp anations on attached sheet(s)) YES MAYBE NO I 1. EARTH, will the proposal result in significant: In changes in a. --unstable earth conditions or geologic substructures? ---- --- b., Disruptions, displacements; compaction ort', overcovering of the ,soil'? ---- C. Change in topography or ground surface relief features'? d. Destruction, covering or modiEicanon of any; unique geologic or physicitl features? "Water soi.is, e. Increase in Wind or erosion of �c either on or off-site? --- ----- f. Changes in. deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in si.ltatior, deposition erosion which may modify the channel of or a river or, stream or the bed of the ocean. G, 1' any lay, inlet or lake? 9. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas?.. ! of or property to gsologic h. Exposure people hazards Such as earthquakes, landslides, mud- slides, ground failure or similar itaaards? I l 2,. AIR. Will the proposal result in substantial; a: Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odors) smoke or fumes? --- .—" C.. Alteration of air movement, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate, � ± locally or regionally? 3. WATER, Will the proposal result in substantial-- a. Changes in currents., or the course or direction of water :movements in either marine or fresh Waters? b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, W or the rate and amount of surface runoff? Need for off-site surface drainage .improve-_ c. men s, including vegetation removal, channel- �-- ization or culvert installation? d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters, e, ?he amount of starface (cater in any r wdterebin y � or in any f., Discharge into surface waters;, including alteration of surface water quality, :but not limited to°temperature, dissolved ozygezt or turbidit}!? g. Alteration of the direction or rage of 'flow of ground Waters? h. Change in the quantity of ground Maters, either, through, direct additions of with- drarals , or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or exc,1Vations? i. Reduction .in the amount of water otherwise available for public Water supplies? Exposure of p`eopl.e or property to water related hazards such as floo.,ng?' 2 w YES MAYBE NO 4. PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in ,5ubstantiai ar.`-°hYn_ge in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? c,. Introduction of new species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- meet or existinG species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? 5. ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial: A. Change the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, beAthic organisms or insects)? i b. Rd to etc �, n in the numbers of any uniquo, '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 existing fish or wildlife habitat? 6. NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial: o, .—Increases in existing noise levels? a b: Exposure of people to severe noise levels? _ 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. Wi'Jll the proposal produce signiTicant light and glare? ` S. LAND USE. 11111 the proposal result in a substantial altexaltion of the present or planned land use of an area? 9. NATURAL RESOURCES. Will the proposal result in s-u stantial, a, Increase in the rate Of use of any natural resources? b', Depletion of an„;` non-renewable natural resources? 10. RISK OP UPSET. Will the proposal involve a A risk.of explosion or the release of hazard- ous substances (including, but not limited to, oil pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in tie event of an accident or upset conditions? b, Possible interference with an emergency response pla)l or ;emergency evacuation plan? 11. POPULATION., Will the proposal alter the location, acT'str bt�r i c;n, dens:itya or Sr,otvth rate of the human populati6 a” 12. HOUSTNf. Will the. proposal affect existing housing, or create a demand .Cor additional housing? " r,8 MAYBE NO 1.3. TTRRANSP'�',R'. T—LON L IECULaTION. Will the proposal --- re suit in: a Generation of sub.s`tatittal additional vehicle' movement?, b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? ._-- C. Substantial, impact on existing transportation .--- systems? -- -•-� d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? e. Alterations to waterborn.e, rail or air traffic? ' r---- £. Increasein traffic hazards to motor vehicles c - bicyclists or pedestrians? _..�. 1,4. PUBLIC SERVICES.. Will theproposal have an effect upon, or result in a need ;for new or altered governmental services; a_. Fire protection? b. Police protection? -- c, Schools ? d.. Parks or other recreational facilities? _---- -- ' e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f. Other governmental services? _. .._._ 15. ENERGY, Will the proposal result in: T.- U -se of substantial amounts of fuel,or energy? b, Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? ;16. UT� IL�ITIES: 11111 the iJvopsal re ult in a need for new systems, or, substantial alterations to the, following: a. Power or natural gas? b. Communications systems? c. Water: d. Sewer or septic tank? e. Storm water` drainage? f. Solid _waste and disposal? l7. [;UMAN HEALT14, Will the proposal rLsuit in: reation of any health hazard or potential a. health hazard (excludi.ng mental health)? b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards? ---- -- 18. AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the obstruction of any scenic vista or view open to the public, or will the proposal result in the creation ofan 'aesthetically offen8ivesitO open to public view? -4- YPA MAYBE Nn 19: RECREATIONi Will the proposal result in an impact upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? 20. CULTURAL.RESOURCES. a. Will Me_proposal result in tate a1terat o.ri of or the destruction of'a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? b. Will the proposal result in advorse physical e or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object? c, Does ;.he proposal have the potential to cause a physical change which would affrc•t unique ethnic cultural values? d: Will the proposal restrict existing religious OT sacred uses within the potential impact area? V. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL'EVALUATION 1 b, e: in the develop►hent of the parking "lot and the addition to the church building the landscape wil,1 have to be disrupted In order to compact this soil ;dor building, pads and parking service areas. This compaction and increase, in net impervious" surfaces on site will result in a change in rface runoff. pattern and bring about an increase o �Y water erosions to soils on site, particularly along the abandoned Crouch irrigation ditch,, This impact i8 -not significant andcan easily be mitigated by th:: use of proper construction techniques and drainage improvements. 2 do A site used for a church typical yp' icall y produces a large traffic impact in the neighboring areas. The traffic will be, emitting ,carbon monoxides among other gases which will lead to a deterioration in ambient air quality from air emissions. The deterioration in air quality projected from this project is not likely to he: substantial, The impact ',is further reduced when looked at neighboring parcels which, are _vacant,' 3 h, C. The development of the sanctuary and parking area will geneirally decrease absorbtion rates of storm waiver into the soil and increase the amount of surface runoff from site. This surface runoff can easily by accommodated with onsite drainage improvements 3 f Discharge into the irrigat•i.on ditch and the local creek systeM Mould include etroleum is washed off the parking area surfaca�' j p products and would be of a higher temperature than tho waters In the stream. 4 b: On ButteCounty General Plan map.-. We have the valley oak identified as being a vegetation type elf special'concern. Valley oak is present along Crouch ;Ditch and needs Ito be protected. G ar 7:+The development will increaseInoi;;e" avels during construction � activities and on an on-going basis newest to the site. Project will t' also increase existin light g g t levels in,,, the area, The ;project is the` addition of a church sanctuary to an exist:i.ng church sito and parsonage area and the change on site is expected: to be ,light. 'k'A i y� BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING CO'HMTSSTOX NOTICH OJ, R PI IMTG HCAR'J1:'C_ Notice is hereby given by -the Butte ColtlityP,1anning, Commission that pub],ic hearings will be held on Thursday, Octobcr 70, 1983 in tl o Butte Coulit,y, hoard of Supervisors' Room, Administtatioxi Center, 25 County Centov Drive, Oroville, California, regarding the fol.lowjiLg Items at the following times: ITEM DETERMINED To r,J CAT EG 0111 CAI,.LY� Ytfv '1 'RQI`t EN '>`11OWAENTAL REVTEIy 7:45 p •m� rant Campbell - Use Permit to `0 ow a sign 20 i.ncha, Yuck from the sidewalk, 36.5 ft-. from th., centerline of Fast Avenue on property zoned A-2 (General) loco t ed on the south. side of l,o.s t Avenue_, approximately 800 feet rri 0. of 1,l .Paso Way, ident„i.fTed as AP 44-23-66, Chico, ITEMS ON WHICH A NEGATIVE DECLARATION ' REGARD! NU -ENVIRONMENTAL T1fiAC'l EIASBFLNREC( 1141 1.,NDED 7;30 p.m. Gus Gore - Use Permit to allow as addition of a sanctuary to an existing church on property zoned, VR -5 (foothill Recrea-Lioltai 5 acre parcels) located at the southeast corner of Floney Run Road and the Skyway, identified o..; AP 40-46-2 x, �11.rrham, ' 6 9:30 p,`m. William F. Davis - Rezone frum A-5 (Agricultural - 5: acre parcels) to SR -1 (Suburban Resadontial - 1 acre parcels) located � ' on the north ,side of Cummings .[ane, approximately 443 fret w-ost of Lott Road, identified as AP 40-1.6-46 51, 5`2, 67, Durham,; more particularly described as: _ That :portion of Farm. Allotment No, 2, as the same is designated and delineated on that certain Map eniitl,ed., Subdivision Plan of the Durham State Land Settlement,, being, a per. tion of the Esquon Ranch, situated n.ea;r Durham Butte County, California,” wh*.ch. Map was filed i.n; the off . e of the County Recorder of the County of Butte; State :of California on September 17, 1-018 in Volume 8 of Maps at pages 16, 17, and 180 more particularly described as follows, Beginning at a point on the southern, boundary of :said Farm Allotment No. 2, which bounda.xy° coincides with the center, line of Cummings Road and from which point of beginning the SW corner of :said Farm. Allotment . 2 bears S'88' 471 W 3,255.; 7 ,No ft., thence from said point of beginning N 8"8° 47' E along 1 'the southerly Tine of said Farm Allotment No. Z, 32734 fti ito ; the SB corner of that certain parcel In deed rec'oraod. in the office of the Recorder of the County of Butte, State of Calif— ornia on October 22 • 1969.in Book 1589 of offiicia;l, irerord.s. at page 229; thence N 00' 3;6' W 9,1ong the easterly lirxe of said parcel 379.56 ft, parallel With, The easterly line of said; o :*�r�p»riar.,rmra•+a«�..nawn»�s�X++[wei+a» �,r 4 Allotment Na. 2 'to the line as described in the, exception in that certain deed recorded in the office o f the the County of Butte; in BooState of Calx.;r�r�iia o Novett,err8,�197G Book ]797 of official records at paf;e 356; thence westerly along; said line 22.84ft. thence N 000 36' W 659.2, ft, to a n Point othe northerlylixle of Farm Allotment No. 2; thence S 89° 18' IV 305 ft.; thence S 00" 3V E parallel to the easterly lane of said Farm Allotment No. 2 1032,1 ft. to the point of beginning. Containing 7.2 acres, more or less, Durham, (84-5) 835 P.M. Douglas Starr - Rezone from TM --w (Timber mountain - 5 acre par- cels) to V4-1 (Timber Mountain - .1 acre parcels) Located on the south side of Forest Ranch Road approximately 1/'2 mile west of Stage Highway 32, identified as Ake 56-28-43, 56-36-20 $ 2.1, particularly described as, more Parcels 2 and 3 as shown an that parcel map of record in; Book. 86 of Parcel Maps. on pages 23 and 24, ,and Parcel 2 of that parcel map of record In Book 79 of parcel maps on pages 45 and 46, all on file in the office of the B tt'e countyRecorder. Containing 1S acres, more or less, . For Ranch. ' . (84-1) The above mentioned applications, map,, and negative reportare on file and available for public viewi Department, 7 County ng at the office of the Butte County Planning a Center Drive, Oroville, California. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSrON B. A- KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PI,ANi+fING TO BE PUBLISHED IN THE CHICO ENTERPR-ISE; RECORD ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1983, '��l/ri•�''�ihb.3}1%IIFi +R.'h9AY1HM}�epr�,SbYM} Im, ' nw..; Yh+,rM✓+N41Mx..7�'�': f'7'+t�y; �, .. .k.. ... r .• ♦ "l.Ir�K4wR"liA+l��O�RA/VM1 yr — . s. «tr. • f P,t . .,�'n�0ra�ik�. �. „+�rNn , . ' r 4 • i;; lr'wkT'K O Interpacific Properties 624 S Grand Avenlae AP 40-02-3,41 Baldwin Contr. Ca. Los Angeles,'CA 9001.7' 1764 Skyway AP '40-02-02 �a Chico, CA 95926 4 AP 40-02-87,46-36-69 1 AP 40-46-05 J J. & D. )tal. P. 4 R. Peters. 168 Honey Run Road 676 E. First Ave Chico, CA 95921+ ri Chico, 4A 9592E AP 40-46-13,40=46-20 Chico Valley Church of I the Nazarene ) A P. 0. Pox 1294 F _Chico, CA 9592T s- AP 40-46-15 R. 6 J. Hess 110 Honey Run Road Chico, CA 95926 AP 40-46-19 ,. N. F T Ybanez 450 M Honey Run Road i Chino, CA 95926 AP 40-46-20 Gus Gore d 1 ' P 0. 'Box 360 Durham, CA 95938 AP 40-46-21 ' C. $ F. Gedney 70 Honey Run Road r Chico, CA 9592E " g AP 40-46-22 W.6 P. Burke "r P'. 0. Bok 1075 Chico, CA 95927 AP 46-36-68 Inti,.r )acif:ic Prd!pc'ctie-s 4040 Rack thug Blvd, ti320. Newport Beach, C,A 92660 � AP 46.5E-104 G.' f b1. S�:)�mdbatcr P 0, Box 143 A Eureka, CA 95501- III 4 iq ,. FILE NO. AP 40-46-20 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - October 20, 1983 APPLICANT: Gus Gore OWNER: Church of Nazarene REQUEST: Use hermit to allow an addition of a sanctuary to an existing church AP NO: 40-46-20 SIZE: 2,9 acres LOCATION: At the southeast corner of Honey Rum Road and the Skyway, 'southeast of Chico. EXISTING ZONING: FR -5 ZONING HISTORY: Zoned FR -5 June 27, 1978 (Ord. 1941) SURROUNDING ZONING.: A-2, FIZ-160, PR -5, M-1, M -2 - ''.SURROUNDING LAND USE:, Vacant parcels, residential, industrial zoning to the south-. GENERAL, PLAN DESIGNATION: Agricultural -Residential APPLICABLE<REGULATIONS: 24-112,1, 24-47, 24-35; COMMENTS RECETVED: butte`Count Public Works "No access alloweln On Skyway. Butte County Environmental Health. "No objection to use permit. No Conditions". No comments we're received from Pacific Telephone., PG&E, Durham Irrigation District, and ANALYSIS: The proposed project is a use permit for the expansion of an existing church sanctuary.. A church is a expansion will almost double the pexisting church fromermitted use in,the F4,000�sq. The 7,900 ft. sq: The existing c11wrc11 attendance approximately as apprx matel 65 exp of the church will ;lot have an immediate effect on congrega., would world allow fora larger congregation in the future. FILE NO. AP 40-46-20 ; ',BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION' "STAFF FINDINGS - October ,200 1983 A parking lot will be constructed at the time of the church expansion; The f applicant is proposing 72 spaces, preliminary evaluation indicates 74'aro necessary to meet Section 24-35 parking requirements. Drainage improvements will be necessary, to accommodate surface run off Gresulting from the church expansion and parking lot area. Project site has frontage onto Skyway and Humbug Roadsi To minimize traffic hazards, access will be allowed onto Humbug ,Road only. RECOMMENDATIONS A. Find that the requirements of CEQA have been completed and cons?dered in making this decision and adopt a Negative Declaration; and B. Find that the proposed project meets the requirements of Sections 24- 47 and 24-112.1s and C. Approve the proposed Use Permit for the expansion of existing; church facilities on AP 40.46-20 (Gus Gore) subject to the following conditions: 1. No direct access onto the Skyway. 2. Meet Sec. 24-35 of the Butte County Code, off street parking requirements. 3. Drainage improvements to accommodate storm water runoff: 4. Applicant must comply with, all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulations. r If the Commission can not make the necessary findings then it would be proper to. A. Find that the requirements of CEQA'have been completed and considered in making this decision; and B. Find that the proposed ,Pro,j ect does not meet the r,equirement.s of Butte County:Code Sec. 24-47, 24-112.1; and C. Deny, the proposed Use Permit for a church expansion on ,AP 40=46-20 (Gus Gore). LT:1r j Attachments.: Site Plan 1 Environmental Documents Location Exhibit ., APPENDIX NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project doscrxbad below has been rev iewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act o-!,1970 (Public resources Code 211.00, et. seq.) and a determination .has been made that effect upon the environmenit will not have a significan+ t.,, Log rt' 83-08-00-01.' 2. DESCRIDTI`ON OF PROJECT AP' 40-46-20 Use Permit to allow an addition of a sanctuary to an existing church 5. LOCATION I N OF PTt0,7EC-P: At the southeast corr1er of Honcy Run Road and the Skyway, Durham. 4 NAME'AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT Gus Gore Church of ::he Nazarene P. '0. Box 560 P. 0. BQx 1294 Durham, CA 959v8 Chicoy CA 95927 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. s This study was: Adopted as presented Adopted with changes. Specific moddVications and 7 ❑ supporting reasons are attached, 7. A public }fearing on this N,�gative Declaration Was held by the decision making body: Hearing BodyButte .County Planning_Cammassion Date , of Determination October 20, 1083 Deter,mina,tllon: On the basis of the initial study of environmental, impact, the ro osal Qtn presented at he�;rings, comments received on the proposal nd our own knowledpe and indop6ndent.research: We find the proposed project: COULD NOT have a significant effect on', p nment, NEG and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is herebyadottedenviro We find that the project COULD P.sv0:,a significant 'effect at the environment , will flet in this case because of ❑ tachod mitigation measures described in item 5 above Which are by this reference r,,:,kde Conditions of project approval. Aconditional NEGA.111VE DECLARATION is hereby adopted. Si a re f Mahe Schrader, Vice Chairman Butte County Planning Commission Title ry Date Gus Gore proposed Nof;a'ci.ve I)eC citation r`epardbip, onvi.rc tmentlrl. atnP4 rt a,,(I llsc 1)cr'mi.t to allow an: ad(l�i tical OF a s�,jtactt.iary to a:n existillp cliur, ch ort propr.'rty zottetl. FR- (I-OotIlill )Zet7'urat,tojaal Sac C parcels) , locatod at the southeast cornor of lloyloy IZLui Road and the Skyvvay, ident.jf- etlas AP 40-46-20, Uurlttuu; Staff toad the aata7,ys s frbin the stapi' fin itaf;s The hearing vas opened to the public. . r: Cm Core, 2429 Dayton ]load, I)url rtmj lvas thoro to answer any questions. Ccsmmiss:i;on,er Vorcruse quost ,oneCl 11t1ir laC; laarlt:i,ng' for 7�l instead o;f 72 and would elle aPplicalt object to prov.i.cl nb 7l pta l;:1.tag spaces. Mr. Gore stated lie had no objections. E(PlVest, City of Chico, discussed tite drainage in the area. 1. Mr,. Gore stated that ho clad cliscusst:cl. the draijl,,gO pxoblems with the Departmen-i: of, Public ivorks. 'Commi.ssi.onle'r Avis teas concerned about the tri regarding f;ic ,on Flutnl�ug and Skylvay ;�ix`cling 11tgress and e,gx"es? . Staff stated that: 'tla:i.s should not be a. Prol 1 em tv:i tit the tiv deaaing b skyway. )SCI Ivest questio'no(I if tltcre ware any conditions port�tin�.ng to lanciscapin,:g; S'le Cf s i �t.tcCl, that theca ivere 1,ti.ndscap i,ng recluirements involved as part of t:Iae off s l reet p, lta ng refit .lt:i ons; Co;nmissioner uSe stated ishc had no pr.oh.l.ent ►vath;aPIalovinf; the re commrnclation a:s Presentod by staff It ryas moved by Commissioner Vorevuso,: seconded, by Commissioner I3ehunin for approval as iolLotus A. rind, that the regia i remeant s of CU.QA h4rvc boots cotnla:'ioted aiatl cons;iClerecl iA making tla,t s dee is' and adopt a, Negative I)Oclar,111J.Mi; andt 13, land that 'the„ Prollosedproject meets "the ronuirembnts of Scctibrl 2A- 4? elnd 2`,11.2..1; and '^� �+M�+r�.w5" ro� n; 'C Kdf �•ya r �,�ay� �` �p y �7 J"" F e lAN D OF NlATU$.'A4 IN EA LTi j AN f, 8EA0TY PLANNING CDOMMISSION Project Title__ Use Permit AP 40-46-20 State Clearinghouse 'Number (If submitted - Gus Cote tar State' Clearinghouse Contact Person! B. A . ..... Kircher. Planning Director 'Celelionc Number (9161 534-4601. _ Project Location At the soyatheast corner of Honoy Run Road 1I.11at� Project Description: API?:>aNI1IX N snnctua�y to an existing church, NOTICE Oil, DIi'I`tI01 MAT] ON Tbic ir., e.. -a.....— �i— TO: 0 Secretary for Resources 1416 t�0� � 1903 Ninth Streat, Room 1311 � SacTan+ento, CA 95,814' County Clerk , co�nty o r I111tta 2S Lt.,�r°trr�it i,r a CKER,ClarN County Center Drive—Deputy O,rovilj,c, CA, 95965 FROM Planning Department 7 County Centel, Drive -iltd) O ovl.Ilc, CA 989,65 SUBJECT: 11iling of Notice" of Determination in, Comp1lance With Section 211,08 or 211.5.2 of the Pi:blic Respurces Code Project Title__ Use Permit AP 40-46-20 State Clearinghouse 'Number (If submitted - Gus Cote tar State' Clearinghouse Contact Person! B. A . ..... Kircher. Planning Director 'Celelionc Number (9161 534-4601. _ Project Location At the soyatheast corner of Honoy Run Road 1I.11at� Project Description: Use Permit to al,1014 an 'addit an of z snnctua�y to an existing church, Tbic ir., e.. -a.....— �i— wr,