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HomeMy WebLinkAbout040-600-067'n ek Its '15. i7' sl PW ic .10 'n ek Affft� oward. Horn peoposed 1� �ati!vp �Decl�aratlo�n with mitigation, measures regarding environmental impact and Vse­Pe6 I expansion of a pte-axisting nonconforming use to allow the Pre -fabrication and storage of hydro -electric equipment, on property zoned A-2.0 (Agricultural 20 acre parcels) located at I the northeast corner Of Oro-ChiciO Highway and.Midway, identified as AP 040-06M67 C�ic 0 area. (Continued closed from June 13, 1991). StAffsaid this hearing was continued for County Counsel to be prdsent, Nell McCabe, Deputy County Cojj ngel, submitted a letter from Alan Sund, Site, Constructors, 'dated July 5, 1991; attached to that letter was a letter dated June 24, 1991, with an attached statement from Joe Jugurn dated June 24, 1991. He sai at the, meeting of June 13, '1991, the Commission asked Counsel if the use proposed b d a continuation of a non y the appficant was -conformine use and an expansion Of it or if it was a new use; and the, Commission asked if the proposed use was consistent wi Ith the Greenline and the A- 20 -zone. Since that time he has talked to a number of people including IPlanning staff, Kathryn Florn, Jack and, Dick Mdline, and Alan . Surild. Mr. McCabe said his assumptions are that there was a previous business on the property which Manufactured concrete or c1lider blocks) that the 'business was essentially abandoned for quite SOM I e time although the buildings remained and there may have been some storage on-site; th is ed by JI Trenching is more relevant, which was a legal use in 1980i Property zoned A-2, and e use establ' h the use continued to 1986 consisting of a maintenance and repair shop, - e-lding, machines, 1 -e -,grinders, drill press,,etci Re said thi is use was conducted, on, I acre of the, 10 acre site- In 1985 the site was rezoned to "U" (Unclassifie4). 140. said there is a strong public policy against the expansio PONCY. He said foc n of nonconforming uses and the courts have recognized that change, th' using on the questions fi,:Om the Commission,,is the proposed use a Is proposed use is similarY the uses do not have to be identical, so it.' 'considered legally to be a change in use. He said the past and Proposed uses are si is not, He -said the proposal does involve the - expansion.of the shop and the addIti 'f imilar. ',on o an offic' ng one acre, He discussed Code Section 24-37.4. Ho said whether building usi more than the U. 'Pe 5e rmit, should be ranted involves the criteria spelled out in 24-37.4 and also the 9 normal Use Perm' it criteria in, Section 24-47, He said it would determination that the pe also involve a tmit would be, co.fisistent with'the Getieral Plan and this would include the Gredriline Policies. He said the General, Plan qu 3 of the Staff Findings. estion is. discussed oil P age Commissioner IAmbert asked Mr. McCabe If the General Plan Policies 'take precedence ovo policies of the Greenli r the nonconforming use sect ine "ion ofthe Code? Mr. McCabe. said there is a section tha all criteria withi I t Ows nonconforming uses to be expanded with n that, section that,tells you how to do thatj but also you, whether or not'allowin the Vse Perm" -have to toosider it the Commiss' it would be consistent with the General Plan; and ion found that it was not consistent wi c uld ith the G � eral Plan,,. th Commission 0 riOt approve the Use Permit. en e, issi' Lambert asked about w COmmi ioner ftich Would be'the� it Proved. a- ss? P cce co f., IRW B wa a proposed 1�40ti�v�e)Dee �arafi�o with, mitjgat' regarding environmental ion measures impact and Ilat-Re—rmit expansion, of a pre-exi ting no n - conforming, use to allow th . e pre -fabrication and storage of hyds I ro-electric equipment, On property zoned: A-20 (Agricultural -20 acre parcels) located at the northeast corner of Oro -Chico Highway and Midway, identified Lop AP No. 040� 060-0671 Chico area. VIDEO TAKEN' The Commission 'waived the reading of the Staff Findings. A Adleo was shown on the project site, Commissioner Lambert stated she was concerned about this item ond how it could involve the policies of the Green Line. She said she spoke with'Doputy County Counsel, Neit McCabe, who said he would be available if the, Commission wanted hirn'to sit in on the hearing. She also' requested that this proposal unfil County Counsel or the Bo tile, Commission notact on thi's could relate to the Green Une polic' ard of, Supervisors are advised on how les. Staff asked Mr. McCabe to be present for this hea i ring. Neil McCabe, Deputy County Counsel, stated he has lookedat the A-20 zone and the Section in the.Code that deals with expansion of a nonconforming use (Section 24-37.4)j, but.he has not yet reviewed the Gileen Line Policy in the General Plan. He isnot, prepared today to give the Cornmission a definitive answer or opinion. The hea -Ing was opened to the public, 'Kathryn, Horn, representing Site Constructors, Inc., stated that the balance of the Jand that is, obt used for expansion is to be planted in Permanent pasture for horses� She said I I Site Constructors. owns 10.5 acres -that- they wish to remodel and vxpand their offices. She stated, there S. hAve beon.- previous commercial uses Of the property trice 1950. She said Site Constructors agrees, 'With and. will comply with the conditions of the Us� Permit. Commissioner 41in'ch asked Mrg. Hom, what they intended to use the Property for once the, Forks of the Butte Project. was completod� within 3 to 4 years? MI -si I M 40 stated the hydro -electric, business is not 6 gth of the Butte Cre for the len ' ek Canyon project. She, said although Forks of the Butte mate there, most of their matet rial is stored ials go straight 6 to the job sit -most of their materials are to be stored in a lockod . es. S ' he� also stated that, r a a, vandals weather and tdi comply with, th t building to gua d 9 inst shall be,� 8t, d "" ' ' 1 0 0011di !On that 4,11 parts and equipment, �Wthin abul I ildingor siruetUrd., , tw� UT oqob�tr r His 8:10"N MIN UIU 3,V 31.9 9, 1 NMI Commiss` ripr !Ambett stated she was concerned that once the Use Permit is the entire acreage there is no way the Commission can say that two granted for acres can be used for the business and the rest must be maintained in agricultur. use. '&Jr. McCabe said, the analysis for, nonconforming uses Is determined on a case- by-case basis because you h4Y(' to look at a hPAory of a use to determine what Ire what it,is, and what is the extent of it. You was there, how long, Ws,,been, the. 'have to determine if it is a new type- of use, whether it is a change of intensity d to 't. W en you look in use, or whether it's a change in the area that is devote A I -,h at the site, you must determine how much of the site was previously used for the trig usei He stated that if the Commission were going to pre-exis.ting nonconforin' it would be appropriate for the allow an expansion, of a nonconforming, use, Commission to have conditions ortie it. toa, Site Plan that lit -nits it to particular uses, a particular intensity, and a particular place. Staff stated another problem with this proposal 'is the.traffic, on the Midway. Staff W ' egress only sai they have been requested to check a Site Plan to have ingress and to Oro Chico Highway and riot through the Midway. I,ouis C Camerizind, Jr., 2194 Oro -Chico Highway, Durham, submitted a letter to i osal. He stated condition. the Commissioners 'in support of the Use Petm t prop No. 6 is unreasonable because it is unenforceable the way it is stated. He said, ing inside a b I not all businesses in Butte County are required to put over�th' uildin,g. Alan Sund, Administrative Ma nager representing Howard, S. Horn and- Site Constructors, Inc., stated that their desire is to improve their., working area, by expandi ng their of -rice to it 1,750foot office� that will be aesthetically pleasing to the neighbdrhoo d and to expand their shop to provide 4 safer working I rying. environment for their employees. He. stated, they have of no intent on o to change the, zone. Hester Patrick 10381 Wfidway, 'spoke in support Of the Use, Permit -proposal because she feelS'it I's an. im r6vement to the looks of the property. P of the Use Permit because it is Sack Mpline, .10331 W,4wgty, spoke, �in op I I - W, position 4..,pte-exis ing. nonconf6rming� �66 and InIhemiddle of Iheo.Gr en 6 Cgeen Unt, Will tamponng,.�wt h,' cause problem$* The hearingwas closg�d to the public. Commission , er IAmbert stated she is not sur& thiA slid ag rees, that this is an -d iouing. She also 18 :not sure. expansion of a use that has, been ongoing an cont I -ii does not comply this is an appropriate us'e 'in a4 A410 zone. She is concerned '6�jejjj than * She said she believes it 19.a laigpr pr e Polic, with the 6[rten, Uh tes. ti the Policies that, just this one islolatedreqpest in this area of the'Gredo, llt* a d were so hardly fought for. S n 'SION jjINPrV4S,,— ju �d, -13f, 1991 TATY, PTANNING C6 F, ILE NO.: 040-060-067 BUTTE COUNTY pUNNI NG COMMISSION STAFF FINDINIU__ S May 20, 1991 APPLICANT. - Howard. Horn OWNEIL- Same REQUEST: Use Permit to allow the exPftrisioh of a pre- existing non -conforming use to allow the pre- -fabrication . and storage or hydro -electric equipment. AP NO.: 040-060-067 SIZE: 10.5 acres LOCATION. - Located at the northeast comer of Oro Chico Hwy and Midway, south of Ch ico EXISTIN6 ZONING: -2 A .0 ZONING HISTORY. - Zoned A-20 on Mar. 1, 1988 by Ord. 2666 SURROUNDING ZONING: A-20 SURROUNDING.LAND USE: Orchards and scattered single family residenc , es surround the site. SITE HISTORY.., The property was 'developed. in .1980 aS a commercial equipmetil repair shop GENERAL PLAN DES IGNATION.- Orchard and Field Cro APPLICABLE REGULAXIONS.- Butte County code Sections NmVA, 24-47,,and 24-784' Aft BUM-' COUNrY PIANNiNG cOMMISSION STA" �FINMNGS - May' 20,1991 e De - "No pressurized watf 41 available for fire protection. The additional '�7e on should be Mitigated by sprinklering new buil ur 0 u� demand for fire P a cti rito th e Battalion 4 water tender fund," dings or Paying $,i ,0(), & q �e uests: that, the contractor contact Underground Ser -,,ice Alert. (USA) at ,2444 a, M1111mum of 48 hours Prior to any construction," I 8OOr642- De P—L "No requirements for this project." e ount Public s- "I Deed 30 feet of right-of-way, measuredfrom the centeelline 4___Q %ty Oty-Public Work, of Oro Ch.-r.o 11wy, to L County of Butte. 2, Driveways to be paved fron, edge of existing pavement to right, -of way line." This project is a Use Permit request to allow the expansion of a pre-existing, non -c -pi forming usei The Property was developed ' 1,980 as a repair,sho for trenching equipment'When ft,� zoning was A-2. The Property was rezoned to A-20 in !P988 to change pnd expand the use to allow the� pre -fab 'cation . The applicant would now like 171 and storage of equi hydro -electric facilities. The pro osal i IPment used. in ,P wIff itivolve the construction building and a 1477 squart foot office additioni T he pr . of a 6000Jquare footshop comer of oJect site is located at the northeast . Oro Chico, H�wy. and AEdway, between Chico and, Durhamli The uses surrounding the property are Primarily agricultural with almond , orchards to the north, east and South, There are very few residences in the immedi iate Yicinity. Site Constructors Inc. has occupied the property and currently stored on site. T has. some equipment and truckg hey are utilizing ap ro,-jmately 2 acres ofthe, 10 a I ere site, The re p of the Parcel has 2 single family residences on. i.ti At mainder an sit)�. 'The site will be utilized to store equip, this timb` there is no-Vicultural activity ,0-311t oil a temporary basis when the Schedule for- installation has been delayed. Site Constructors Inc. is . � 'di electric equi provi ng and installing the liydro� IPMent for the Forks of Butte project. and most of the �quipmeh for upper Butte Creek canyon. , axgetrucks t on site isbound 'the site' which in are used to transport the equipment to and, from AY result in some additional traffic congestion at the inte' Hwy and Mdway., The driveway loca io . n that rsection of Oro Chico the Public Works D* is now being used has not, been LIPpro I Veri by epti and is in a very Poor location. approved prior to use, The dev opme t of this pro All driveway: locations Must� be surrounding ar el n Perty.i' 4i . ea, aesthetically incongruent with the If equipment and vehicles are to be,stor - andscaping s ed outside, 1 Provided along, 'both Oro Chico Hwy and Midwayi Ther appliC hotild be ant has su�mltfed proposal that will provide a 70 high -vegetation strip along,botl alandscapIngg i roads, within :5 years. N AOL BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMAnssioN STAFF FINDINGS - May 20, 1,99, The site is located or! the agricultural side of the Greenline in an Orchard and Field Crop land use designation. Adopted policies clearly state, that the intention of the County is to preserve agri,,.,Ultural lands, prevent agricultural conversion of agricultural uses and reduce /urban conflicts, Thesoil on site is class I to 11 prim, 0, agricultural soil. Approval of this project is likely to assure that this parcel will not be used for I any co , mmercial agricultural activit�4 Wle it i's probably true that the property is not an economically viable agricultural unit and the,proposed use -Will not be in confli.-t with the surrounding uses,. non-agricultural d' further dvdlopment is not.in, keeping the Land Use Policies and may be viewed as erosion of the County's Position on the Greenline. an RE 4ENnATTQM_& A. Note that the re.quirements of CV_QA have been completed and considered inmaking this decision; and Find that the, proposed use of the property will impair the integrity and character of the �zone in which the land lieg and that the use woul I d not be unreasonably incompatible with or injurioug to surrounding, property or detrimental to the health, safety, and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood or to the general health, welfare and safety of the County., bec I Ause and C. Deny the Use Permit to aflow the expansion of a pre-exist' ing, non -conforming use to allow the storage and pre-fabricatioh of hydro-electrid equipment on A.P. 04 - - -067 (Howard Horn). 0060 ion can make the required- Bindings,, then it would' be appro If the Commiss Priate� to make the following motion: MOTION.'ACCEPT' THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF STAFF MEMO DATED may �20, 1991; 'Vfi�KE THE FINDINGS LISTED UNDER "A"p-, 'MAKIE THE, MOTION LISTE13 UNDER "B"INCLUDING THE CONDITIONS�IISTED 1 THROUGH A, 'Find that - An initial study was completed in conipliatice with the, Califo "a Environmental 17111 Quality Act. 2. Said 'study and comments- received thereon. I'dentifie'd potential sigt lificeint environmental effects that the project may hav6zhad, buti BUTrE COUNTY,P1,MVNING co STA]FF ]FINDINGS - May 20, 1991 MMSSION a, Provisions, in the PrOject plans or proposals made by or agreed to by the APPlicRYt would avoid. such effects or mitigate such effects to PO, clearly no, significant environmental e40cts Would occur. int, 'Where b- There is no revised substantial evidence before, the County that the project as, may have si 3. gnificant effect on the environment. �Me Proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation, meas in compliance with, the California E, ' ureshas been completed nv1rOnm �ental Quality Act. 4. Ue Proposed. use of the Property will. not impair the integrity nor character of the 7one in'which the land lies And that th incompa- le with or injurious to surrou e- use would not be unreasonably �.nding property or detrimental to the health, safety, and geaeral welfare of the Persons residing or working in the neighborhood or tolhe general health, we I Ifare and safety of the County, because and, Move to adopt a, Negative D.eclaratil allow the On with mitigation measures and grant 8L, use permit eXPansion of a p -existing nonconforming us and st te to th orago of hydro -electric equinient on AP to Allow the pre-16brication e following conditionsi 140-060-06 (Howard S. Horn) subject 7 Provide landscaping along both,Oro Chico Hwy and the plan submitted to the Butte Co �4idway in accordance with Landscaping. unty Planning Dept. by � , McGowan 2. Mep-t the requirements of the Butte Prot6etion s COutitY Fire. D,ept. t0''Mitigate i f ervices by either providing interi ' ire Mpacts to fire S ures or Paying $200.00 1 i or sprinkler systems 1 o the Battalion 4 water tender fund. in, all new 3, Deed 30 feet of to� Butte Co right -of -Way, MLIasured unty. from the centerfine of Oro,r 4. Obtain, Approval from the Butt C locations, in' e ounty Dept. o y encr (irks for all driveway cluding all necessar f Pubtic w building permits. Oachment Perin' its Pr, ior to issuance of any 5. hOuld Any archaeologic al" artifacts be discovered, All constru'' a qualified, archaeologist has 1 0 :- � ction shall Contlntle� 'Inspected theL Site and has g ivon �c ease -tin i .1earanee to 6. All parts d an quipment Shall be stored within a bu' ilding or Structure, �MMWAM AML INSTRUCTIGNS 10'111QSE:,�PERMIT APPLICAMIS If applicant is not the owner, written autjj'for��r.,jtjt�jj� by, t be submitted I In order top 0,4e alyp I he owner of, other proof of agency most .Iicnnt to legally sign the applicatioj. Application shall be considered void it, n -)t gigsied by the okvilqr or legal agent� 2� MI itents on a . pplicaubt, shall be filled In as Completely as possible. ff an item is not a ppli- cable, plooe indicate b,,�.the 'term "NA". 3, ft is important that the applicant supply a,n aeourate project, including the following., description of the location of tile proposed a. Assessor's parcel number(s) (from the tax bills or As,sesSWS maps). b. Street addresses (if available), c. Distances and direcOolns to nathed stecetsi bodies of water or railroads. 4. Twenty4our (24) copies oFa detailed plot plan of adequate scale to clearly 8.11OW proposed build - Ings and impiovements, folded to i x 11 inches, shalt accompany and be made 1� "Application for I:se Permit". It the use permit is approved, �,4 the proved development plita for tile ropertV -the PIOL Plan beqomes tile, ap- P The plot plan �tieiu4o Y1w tollowing i I nformation; a. A scaled drawing of-dic parcclLi) boundaries bi Location and dimensions of all existing and proposed improvements on tile property, Inctuding buildings., &ivelyayi;� parking areas, wells, seplic tanks and leach fields. c, LGLation and name of bordering ritreets, access roads, nearby crossroads, boal6a of water and railroads. streams,. di North arrow and $eftr10 of draWjo,i�. 5, The "Application for,17se Permit" io s:ubject tO public hearings and approVnI by the pl n Commigsion. Any special' conditiors of approval shall be made a a ning purl of the approved "Use Permit" and shall be binding on the applicant. 'rite procedures for County action' oh, use Per�, mtt applications are stated in, Chapter 24 of the Butte County Code. 6. 'rhe. Planning Commission, on the basis of the evi . Oence submitted at tbepublic hearing,111ay grant use. permits when it finds that the, pro posed uses of the peoperty will not impair integrity and character of the Zond in which the land lies and that the 9se wqidd not be un- rcasonabl� incompatible %vith or injurious to surrounding, properties or detrilylental to the health and general welfare of the persons ding or %v. or k. res i 'Inir in the ighborbood nor to the general health, safety and Welfare of the county. In approving. a use perMit, the P'lanning Comtn'issiob may include such conditions as tire deemed :reasonable and necessary under the circuristancei,to. preserve the integrity and chnracter ot the zone and to secure the general plur I oT the Outter Count Q0 and Cha�ter Poses .1jeral plan 24, of the Butte County Code. Such, conditjons in- Inalude, but are not limited ay t o": 4 i in e, lWitationsi development, plan approval,, hours of operati I on, fencing, dedicab'on of rlght-of-twa and,.strect and drainage improvements Conditions tmpoqed upon issu ance of a i�l itq�pqrqiit itust bo, reaOona r elated to theuse for which thepormit Is requested, 9_0 Application 'fees as ,of a ;7re re -6: may be paid in cash or- �V'dheck -made payable to Fee L� asuw At f utte Coullty,% 9, *foee st! .0, i bmlttlng,"t�'usd - Permit application, applicant is requested to discuss witt, staff a It . Ibbs, about appli'dation rdqu-trem s� County procedures, �,oning provisions and possible vorI4 iio of Wrova 1. ffdfie Gull L�Ai,iO Of NATURAL WEAL,TH' ANO B=AUTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Adelmss 196 memor(al Way Re ply to Chido, Calilarojo 95926 0 7 County Center Driye C3 747 Ell!otf Rood oroville, Call( arnia 9590 Paradise, Callfornid 95069 Telephone., 916/891.27V Telephone; 016/538-72'al Telephone: 916/872-6308 January 92 1990 Kathryn Horn t A 1'cation RE: Septic Permi pp 1 'P.O. Box 6254 COnstruction Office Chicol Ca 95927 2286 Oro Chico Highway, Chico APgr 40-06-067 De --.r MS. Horn! The above indicated application to construct a septic system to be, used for, an off ide foe a, cons truc tion company has been re- 'Tiewed by this department. .As the zoning on the parcel, does not allow this usagel, please sutmit verification when. a Use Permit is received so the appli- cation can be proce8sed1furthe;r- U you have any questions, please contact meat the Chico office, between 8.-00am and 9:00am wedkdays. sincgrely �ot F�ec . e, DILvision of Environmental- Health FLV/g I b. Theld is V.0 substantial evidence before the County tha: as revised ma:�s have a significant effect on the environment, t the projec The proposed Negat' Ive Declaration With mitigation nleas�ures COMIrfeted, in, compliance with the 'Cal has been lifornia Environmental Quality. Act. 4. The Proposed use of the property will not impair tile integrity nor I chafacter Of ille zone in which' '111 Jes and e land M I that the use would. n0t, be 04r(-,as6nably incompatible with or UrIOUS to surrounding' Properiv or ,detrimental to the health, safety,. and general Welfare of the persons residine or working * of the CO in the, neighborhood or the general Ii Unty, because ealth, Weltare and safety and 'B- Move to adopt a Negative Declaration with mitigation measures and Pel"mit to all ' I ow the expansion of a Pre-existing no ,grant, a Use pre-fabricat* nconforminl', use to allow the 'on and storage of �hydro.electric equipment on AP No. 040-0,60-067 010ward, S. Horn.) subject to the following cond' -Provide landscaping along -both OroChico Hwy. and: Midway in I accordance wi#,ft the Plan submitted' to the Butte Cou Landscaping. nty Planning Dept- by McGowan 2. Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Dept. to to flire protection S mitigate impacts ervIces by either Providing interior fire s ' PrInkler systems in all inew. structjres Or Paying $200.00 to tile Battalion �4 water tender� fund. 3. Deed 30 feet of right -of -WAY, meas, red from HWY. to Butte Co unty, tile cOnterline of Oro Chico 4. Obtain ApProvat from, the Butte County Dept, d P blic Works foj� _Jr �riveway locat* . I u 1011s, including all necOssary encroachment permit,� Issuance of any building permits. I prior to 5. Should any archaeological artifacts be di overed until a quakried: arc­h�eol - , all construction shall cease sc to continue. ogist has inspected �the site and, has veil clearance gi 6. All parts equ d Tillent shall 'ba,_tore 'W.ithin a buildi tig Or structure. 7, The Applicant shall Compl Y with Butte County, Code Soc' parking as required. tion,,24-35 f6r Contact PG&E Vndergrourld Service Alert at le CO nstruction. ast 48 hours prior to -any 9e Applicant, must also comply With all other appli cAble,State'and Io statutes, oMiriancei and reaulAtions, Cal Ad Aft Butte County June 24, 1991 Page Two be 4. Vograde old agricultural areas into Areas which would in compliance with the Green, Belt. status and present Zoning, Plans call for putting to pasture the area north of the second dweUing and remodeling o -E the 6xigtirig barn "into an, attractive and functional tack room/horse boarding area thus pcoviding a needed serviice to the community. continued maintenance of the two dwellings to ensure they remain attractive units that bl end in well with, their qurroundiag4, These houses provide a revenue base to the County. 61 The area Immediatel.-Y north of the oftice/shop area formerly contained almond trees which had died through neglect by the previous owner. Wk, found it necessary to remove th"a trees, and disk the ground to keep weeds under control until such time that a decision is made regarding apVropriate planting. As sll.- a t ed at the June 13, 1991, public hearing, we aro sensitive to t he issue n the county and tried to Oz. � reen Belt areas withi convey to t I he commission out as.4urances of not acting in a manner contrary to this issue. The opposing point Of vielt � deal� not so much with our 'activities, bu�- rather the exposure to future activitie�s by others which would lead to an undesirable situation. we offered in rebuttal. our :statement that the Ag zoning would re . main in effect for our�parcel And, that no efCort -would be made to rezone the.parcel. Oute sim ply put, our request for continued non -conforming use of the parcel covers the following: A., The pres I ent office/shop/storage areas which represent l/Sth of the total parcel area is a continuation of' Paph b * -k activities, going back: to the mid, -40's when a ric cement block. manut-acturing facility 0*4 iA I operation, 11 we ade: stand ftom old-timers in the area, I -hat this U Acti-vi y, * volved considerable storag3e of materials 'and t, in Involved traffic to transport and rdcoive goo&IM th'z time that the Graves hoWse was, bui lt, during, S Lte C'onstructors inic!. Chico, Calitornia t Ask Butte County .June 24, 1991 pajo Four E. Other wark planndd includes planting shrubs (Phoetina) along the ac—ass road to Ehe houses and along the southern -side of the parcel running parallel to Oroville- Chico Highway, The firm of mc'aowan Landscaping was, Contacted to study the area and submitted their com- Pliance recommendations to the County Staff and these recommen-dations were accepted. SCT 'will comply with all mitigating factor! asi recommended by staff which includes payment for fire services, and deeding of 30 ft, from the centerline df OrOville-Chioo Highway to the county, Plans are in place to provid e revised. parcel access in terms, of drive -ways. F. The nature of SCIls business is to provide services for the installation of Power generating equipment (hydroele- ctric), and the installation and refurbishing irrigatiaft and .flood control pumping ata�ions. Both of these activities have a direct and indirect relationship to the agricultural industry. 17he electrical power gene'rated can and is 'used by farmers, to operate their pump/irriga- tian t�quiPmeht. Our work with the Bureau Pf Reclamation has !provided the means tc control and preven't costly flooding of Valuable propertl. Irrigation districts throughout california and t 1�e United, States 'reqtire equipment. that pirovide the systems, f Orr irrigation to maintain crop production. SCI installs, services, and' maintains Such, equipment, thereby playing 4 vital part in the ov�-rall agriculture industry Y. Many, companies desire to grow and make a. contributi to 'their an community III terms of employment�and as,arevenu 0 base 3erving the general good of, the community, Although small, we� feel� we CIO contribute in such a mann'er and desire to continue to contribute, as wel I ' as �being a good, neighbot, 1,t is, 'hoped that wsi wjA be perceived as such and that�, we have operated and will continue to opera,te in. a, legal, moralil,L, and useful . way. Mccab'e. Y 0 ur assistance, Mr in d6ftvdyir14 our Position as,;well as: pur aspirations to the commis8io?i is appreciated, As yoU,know, the 116x�. hearing.r for this matter is. i$�Ch*dUled tOr July jr� 1991, at Site Con structors, tha. Chico, California let 77 "A F 'ATURAL H A N D a E L A N D 0 W EA L T (0i PLANNING OE-PARTMC:NT 7 COUNTY CENTr-.R OF31VE - QROVILLE. CALIFORNIA 95065-3397 T ELEFHONV 1916) 538-1601 JUne 17, 1991 0 1�6 aM July 11, 1991 Howard S. Ram P.O. Box 6254 Chico, CA 93927 qq IT 10? 4 �ii tt v PLANNINC, PFPARTMr-jNT GAt.11C for 'cc C e wim-1 st 4)crtv A-20 10c"tNIJ at thc for lllcet�"I'y will be hold Drive., tl tit hC Ilan V. I t to vny the may fa a(* V'j'j'l I repre'.'e-11. "pPl licaul) Vou har-a �Illy o fj P� m Contact thii ne, r6 ly, A, C' 1 3's: I'r JIINIOI ""Ikl B 3 IF7 C 0 A 01 1 %,- 5 lc� y WAST IT. TFISA' Q. Me I . C, "�o PLAN 26'. coldoll Go r 6 27 -T 1: 6 K'" L CIO o " F? 4 Road -7 Ec, T LOLA IU 4ckeilhull KoWn Nut Twl- Blos c laraon Hd,j 0 som 0 9 Ln. Rd. 28 z cc Wl c 01 -E sti - &Ln. a: mDaytoll HVwy r-, 41 D aM -Road W 99 X gacrilme j c LL I ww River -DaYton. Ftd. Dutha 0 V stite I I MW lkipwo I IE'-': t� DU R d 30 -1 E a ton Hw Durharn U Ir7 DAYTON I Liedick Roa too Pentz Rd. 301/2 tn "o, Rd e 2 R cc t5 \w - Rd. SC Hamlih �d. �op N c Hdj, (p O�PBENDi� ca H nion pro R "o, r,olus'a 32 C DURNAMI-N-8 n - r LIU c n U, 0- 33 ORDBE Q r cr Rd. co f1d S M 0 :0^ > pt > Rd 54 1 -( - -- , "- A e ote I ll�* ------ 'Graininnrl Lfl. -- '11 Dr., Rd '35 n 0 , 1. 'd lo 'agoo 0 45 36f. Rd S�: 4A w > 3 Rd 37V' Nelso [Ake co 3 cc Rd, AYLISS U B Road i 04 40 Rd 41 cr-I ------ -0 �43 Rd. 43 Nad XRoad Rd. a: 44 Nelson NELSON Eddy L4kc N alsoh, 0 Nelson Shin ad Nelson� -Shi ec.Bood- - --j Pear' wRoa "4 Ave. y 0 U N T cc d 40, 0 Rd r ftoad Brbdfdr —4— 'hd 50 t� F X, cc st ) ; 0 N W . 4 C 162 01 Qj 29 Corl9oh ca83 > 1A '4 1.6 Rd. N A4 0 78 V I C I Nj TIl MAf> 1-16 UJA kD S7. USL& P�� M 117 0 40' 06D'� 067 (Ct 1 15) APPENDIX I F-0A,e 140. N/A L09 No. 911-0�1-14-02 AP NoA40-060-067 .1- BACKGROUND 1'. Nam' of Proponent, I-Idward �Orn 11 Address of proponent and representative (it appi icablo) - tp,O,, W 6254 Chico. CA, 05927 ,3. Project des,cri'ption: Expansion of a Pre-existina nonwconrorming use to allow the pfc-labricatIbn and storage, of hydro -electric equipment, XT. MANDATORY F111DINGS 017 SIGNIF1CANCE D19CUSSION 0V ENVIROft (ENTAL-EVAL13ATION 11 DbeSthe prolect.have the Potential to degrade the qual ty of 'the environment, substantially reduce x see the dl scuttfoll for Item 2oa. h the abitat of a fish or wildlife spdrfet, CAuse a fish or wIldl-fte Populat'lon to drop below sell- tustaining levels,. threaten to eliminate a Plant or animaf commUnItY, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered Plant or animai or etiminal& Important examples of Major Period$ of C411torrila h s1ory or prehistoryl 21 Does the project have the rotent-laf . to achieve thort- term bene(Fts to the dotrIment, of long�tom This OtOOOSAJ will not Impedelong-term environmental: goals, env I ronment goals? (A short-te m NT.A.,ct, on the I envilropment is one which occurs In , ative V brfel WIN of time while long4erm fppacts Wlil 6114WO into the future.) Does the Project have Impact's which Are Individual IV Jimfled but cumulatively considerable? (A project 5 Proposal will not have a sighl(Ic-At dumufal1v I e Impact on the: may Impact on two or mote separate resources where, enviVr6nment. theL Jmpact on each resoutce I 's. relatively small but where the 6(fect of the total of those Impact; On (heenvironment. fs flgrifficantJ Does the. project have enVfronmental effects whIch , will cAute substAnttaf adverse effects ch bu man This proposal will, hot have a 'Significaht adverse effect on human beings, beings. elther dlrtctly�or Indirectly? 111. D13TERMINATION, the basts o-T—thf-s—initriat evaluaAlM IIWE find toe proposed project COULD NOT havela signiticarlt effect on the environment and a N5011TIVE bEtLAkATION wtif be prepared. qWF find that although the Proposed project COULD have a'st nfffcant. elf�ct on the etivItonmot. there Will hot be a sign Ificant o(fect In this cast because the MITfOATION, AEASLqEs described on the attachg sheet have been added torthe project, A NtOATIVE DECLARATION Will 00,0(o0ared, ilwt llnd1h 1 6 Proposed project mAY 'have a. sIgnilicant eft'dc.t on iho environment, and An CNVIRONMENTAL WPAcT'REPORT I$ required. OATE - April 81 OOLOTV OF BVI717155?" L"ING DE ew 1991' kev I a 2 tnVironmental Checklist Evaluation. OfEnvironme'ntal impact 'TV. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS bISCUSS10 F ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUAT16N JAM. WI I I the ptopos,al result In sIgnIfIcanti a, unstable earth conditlons, or changes It! X The proposal Will not affect sUbsUrface earth conditions, .geologic tubstructurest b.� Disruption, displacement. compaction of X This proposal will resul I In some dis.ruption. d1splacopeent, overcoyeting of the so'll compaction and OVercoverIng of the site as A result of development of structures, driveways, parking areas, otc� APPrOXImately 3% of the entire site will be overcovered when (fie project is complete. This Is.not signifIcant,given the soil types on site, C. change In topography or ground surface x The proposal Will hot affect topography because the building site relief featurest Is neatly level. d'. Destruction, cover Ing or modf (I cation 0( �ny x The site Ilat no Unique physical features, unique geologic or physical features? 0", increase I.0WIndOr water erosio�of soils, x The Proposal Will not cause etoslM The soils on,slle are stable, ei(,�er on or off site? thetoate noeXcessIve slopes,and the rainfall IntensIty In thearea Is hot high, 1'. Chaftes in deposition of erosion of beach x The Proposal wiff not affect any. watercourse. sands, or changes In siltation, deposition area drainage ways, or erosion which may modify the channel or, a r I ver' or s tream w the bed of the ocean or any bay. lhlet or lake? 9. Lots of prime agrIcUlturally productive, This Proposal does r0present. a small loss, of prime Agricultdral: sells outside designated urban ateasl soils APP(OXImately d000 square feet of, 5oll Will be lost to any ot 011hal cultivation. 'the land Is not currently being farmed and Th e rewill 0anodirect. crop loss frcrnthli project. These factors s make, t he Impdcts lest than significant, ll� EXPOSU I e of People or property to geologic X At 1 01 autte county I s I h A Modera te eat thquake i nUns I ty zone vi I I hazards :such as earthquakes, landslides, The SUbJect, Property Is located app(oXimatelY 4 Miles Wds.1- of the mUdslides, ground (allure or similar Foothill 8hear Zone,. Construction of buildings to Un[form'dullding hazards? Code standards lot seismic zone 3 will provIde'adequa(e protection to Occupant's In cate,lof sels-Wc a ctivi . ty. Aft, 2. Al It WIJA the proposal result In subs tant 1�116* I a. Air emissions or deitrioration of ambf.ent X The Ok)005al will not affect air quality becaUte the Increase ltv the air, qual Ity? number of vehIcle trips. It not lignIfIcant. b. Thecreatloh 6(obj6ctlonable odors. smoke 'the proposa I wi I I not create o0ectionable odors,, smoke or lumes. of fumes? c� Alteration Of Alt MoVement� moisture or ThepfopoAal Will not affect the atmosphere, temperature, Or any change In cl,im4le, locally Or regionally? 3� WATER Will the Proposal result in substantial. a, Changes In currents- or the, co sd or x The :p r opos a 1, %4'111 not affect any. Wa:tercoutse. -frection, of water Mov6mehts Inurelthor marIne or fresh waters� ty. changes In absorption rates. drainage The proposal May result I'A an Increase in surface water tuno(( due pat.terh�, or the t0tearid amount of s�urtace to reduced absorption from ImDervIous surfaces, and In a change In flunolf? the'drallage pattern on the site. However, he Signif(cant 4.dverse n, 2ror Env' rO:m:en t:a 1: Hhental checklist i Checklist E: I Bvaluat.i- ori, Of Env 1ronmeixtal IM pact, Tv IV- ENVIRO MENI�AL IMPACTS '(Continued) 3 NO DISCUSSION 'OF ENVIRON24ENTAt (C,on( I nued) EVALUATION C Need for off-sfte Surface drainage Including Im Ycact4tionremoval Impacts are antic ated because th excessive and the slP overcoyering Oil$ On site dflin.eell. Will not be Ch.0hr"O.Yelf0crItS, Izallon or culge " Installation? NOoff site dralAllge Improvements WIII be AttotattOns to the course (it flow of W4 (Or s r (food reqult ed for this Project, e change 117 the amount Water body� 01 surface WaW In any The Proposal 'Will not Or watercourses. sign' f 'cantly Affec1 any flood con trol channels Discharge into surface watett. Or In any alteration The Or oposal will not af1ect any Watercourse. or sUrraco Water qual,Ity Including but not Ilmi-Ito to temperature' dissolved OXYgen AML The Proposal Will not $IghlfItArtly affect or turbid .1 ty? SUffac e water quality. Al tera t (on 61 the dl rect Ion or of around waters? rate of flow change In the Ouan t I ty or ty Of ground �,Iaters, either (h rough d —x— The 1)'OPOsed Will not affect the direction of [low Of ground waters. 1 rect addItlons of vOthdrawals, of aquifer by c-Uls. hrouoh interception of an X The Proposal Will not "rectly.af(Oct any or excavation$? aquifer, Reduction It) the amount of water otherwise available (of public wtt �Ier suppil es? Exposure of 0069110 Or r,r,operty to Water- rela led X The pfOJocl will or"t affect AnY public water supply'. hazards Such aSrfloodInYt - X "rho Project Is ItVated In Emergency Management a f 100d Zone -A- as Pot the But AgencY. Flooding Federal reek were to bre Could occur to C ak as It the I eyee 4, V k-r- IT IT W�jl the Wlr I I a result of a , a I ong, I have t6m6ot bulldlng cc storm event, Structures a de requirements for 00d Plain, SU).i aVL T_ Proposal construct ion Within change in (110 diversity of s les, of number of any species Of plants P((Ildncludlng trees The or , Plants)? shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic no S:IgOPOlal Witt not affect Plant 1( nIfIcant plant, life, (0, because the We Reduction or the numbers oj any Unique-, rate 61 endangered species contains of Plants? Introductl on 0 fnew X 'rho site 90ntfilnt no Fare Plants an area or sPecle$ Of PlAnts� Into i A barrier to the replenishment of normal existing species? X Tilt. PfopoSa I will no' affect d, Reduction in bxI$llng,0lan( life. acreage Of any,apticUltural crop?, ANIMAL LIFE W11 I I (fie The "I a does not con two tain any agricultural devel."ed with res I den* ct��dPs and is Presently Office, -o's And a shop b,ul, Ing TU-ByT-j-n-tr-�--T Prop osal' result In and, atsOclated; A,, chango in 'the diver s I ty Of tpecres nUmbet s i f land anior ally species ol animals Mal& including birds, The Proposal will reotjjo�, fish and shellfish. b0trilt Orga nfim$ or Insoc(1s)? not '00t t significant at) 'm if because sup aflect animal 'the site it or ha 1 0 1 1 to (loot not (at, Roduc t Ion the number S of I Any Uniqu I e, rate Of endangered species Of animals —X thp- s1l to contains no fare Ontma I s. 4 of EnvirotImental IMPact Evaluation jronm�ant,l ehecklist� a, SSION oFJ1,NV1R0NMEN.TAL EVAtUATION tNV:ERc)NME14TAL 114P;�_iCTS (continued) (Con t I nued) Introduction Of now species of anlinals Into - - x The proposal will not affect existing animal ''to' an area, or in a battler to the migration or Movement of ani'malsl The site contains no significant wildlife habltat� Deterioration Of 6,' Isting fish or wt IdIlle — , babi 1.110 on ji to and Noisc. will the Proposal resutt in substantial; af play result in an increase in noise created, equipment, Will be 11MI1111111 6. The POPM I be ing. noise levels? in tile vicinity. Large trucks, carrying heav tricteases In eAlst coming to the site on a I patiodit basis. III adgillon, there' WI I to Including We .1ding. atinding and possibly work -done on s I 'roatibl- With some metal I not be I ncU'_ , - c I osest hammer I rig. Thel noise generated should The % omInantIV agricultural. red from the s6ttoUndiAg uses which are or ately 800, away and.buffei XIstIhq residence IS aPPrOXI t impacts are eXpected from this site by Orchards, NO S1901 Ican project. oture of people to severe noise loyel.s? Y, soo,discus5lon for item 6a. tantial Increase 14 fight Of b. Exp _ x The proposal will not (esulL In a subt. L 10141 A) �Q CLAM wl, I I the Proposal produce glare created . on site or In. the vicinity- a ote-existIng 916(01 'the Proposal repretellits a continuance and expansion of. pted Ceneral UbStantial _X use that is not consistent will' the ado orchard L" I I the PrOPOsal result In a s non-conforillihil The coneral plan designation It r planned land use of an- plan Pollicies and zoning, . ApproVal Of this project will d Crops, the zoning Is A�10 e,parcel will fj�Cerjjtjon of the present 0 'In P fold h note, I Ikel area? a a notimconlo(millow is unlikely thh I t t I Is 011toetuat, ert to a, use At udo6y 't'he A-10 zone, to 0 agticulturay ever conv ng area WI I I eye hjually convert n n-, that the surround] u5es� NA-MRAL PESO= S- IqJJI the PtOPOSal result In C s nolUtaljosou�tes_ 91 !IAL P F SFM� ot affect any TUMMnL �a Y 'tile proposal will n rate Of use, Of any natural increase I n the -e$ ,re sour Cos Tile to At Witt not deplete any natural re,tO'JFe p pot Depletion of a hy bbtV7(ohewable natural reSOUfCQS? R I t3t 9F LP'9F1r. wit I the proposal lnvolvd,� re tile use Of haZaordous materials, Or X The WOPOSat Will not tnVolla)cljl ties which $1 to or UtillZe such release Lot hazardotis is located close 'to any u risk of exploS I Or' C but. not limited Lt 6, materials. 1111,111I.Als or radiation) In bstancds Onctt e )II PeStictdol Cher, an L accident of tjoet the event Of, I e OnCY Sel'vicOS- cond I t I olit ? The proposal ,will not Wett any Cm (9 Jorence with an emergency possible 0110.1" U (Ion plan? b. lanor enorgencYAWC a Illation Of the osoonse p )()$a, will not significantly Affect 'he PoPt t' any t , I X -rho PfLn � the project does not In4olve the consIttludtion 0 the� proposal alter location, area, beOUSe poput At I W. wtil rowth rate, of the. human rosidencei. d ff�6ut.ioh, densttV Of 9 IgnifItan0y affect housing demand. The wit I not S X. 12, W1 I I the Proposal if fect exI siting lious lnfl� lo-? -iteale: a demand for additional housing? mANSPCATATJ0N,CtftCVLATI0W- Wi I I the DTOPOsil result In; Environme atal Chee . klist, Evaivat.ioxv of, Zrivi,ionvrtental Impact. IV. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (continued) .�QN DISCUI3910N 6F ENVIRONMENTAL E ALUAT' YES� WyBt NO (con t I nued) a cenerat Ion at subs( an LI a I Pod It I aria I veh I Ole X the p(oposA I WI I I axermaelseent an ml nor incremental increase In traffic In tile al`M APP( li�tzs vehicle trips will be generated by the movemon U project . The area. roads ve the capaci ty to handle ilia additional Ater f �c. b. g(jectt on existing parking facilltles� of x The proposal will not affect parking b.ecause (he proposal will have (a ceply wl th the p.arkln.g rejul rements contained W1 thin Butte, qQlJn(Y demand roe' new parking? Code Section 2r4-35. substantial Impact on existinU IN. proPoS9 I will represent A Minor Ificrease i;n congestion and Maintenance requiremerlLs, on ateA roads. Large trucks carrying heaVry transportation systems? Will be accesedrig the property i1 an Intersection that has poloment gh speed traff'Id. 'the turning movements of the trucks Will cra3te an ad'dx1lonal hazafd at this Intertection , The aull.e County Public works tolpOrIment Is requiring that tile. driveway entranco bpelocated Till S far from the Intersection of Oro ChIco Irlwy. as Possib . will help Minimize traffic conflicts. d, s,;gni I I cant at terations to pr , esont patterns x 'The proposal wl I I not alter the present pattern, of circulation In at' dr Irculallon be movement of People and/or the ar'oa. goods? a. Alterations to water0orne, ral[ or air 'X ThO,PNPOSal will not affect (all or, air traft1c, ttaff)ct I ncrease In trafflc hazards to motor x The, ptcposal will result In an ml,nor Incremental Increase In traffic and related traffic hazards In the area. Soo the discutslon for Jrterry Vehicles. bicYclitts of pedestrians? 'I U. 14, WO&LO S1RV1,C19., Will the opotol have an effect t I b a he ed for new or Itered ."n , upon, govetrimnt or r S� at resu servicesi Fire orotictlon? x The proposal will result- In an Incremental thatease 10 demind (at r I to protection I Jn the a roa the butle Colurnty, pire Division of Porestry hat indicated, that cumulatNe development In tural areas WHI jerolidt their iibll I ty (c provide Ire protection' serVIOS, they have stated iba( Instfl atior L In auto"Or fire $Uppf6tflori spritilkler tystems . rmidentlal structures, the Use of fire test stance'bul I ding mat6rials ;Ind Water supply systems adequate to supporrt the sprinklef syttem will reduce the demand Jor ' $led protection services, since; no residential s-tructures ate proposed by this proJect, Ili* applicant will have to contact the f Ire department to firld,out what mr(Igatlon ;measures ate appropflate, b. pollre proted . tion? The propos6 I will result in an"Iherementat Increa'se in de%nd (of police protection In the area,whIch cannot be serviced by t,he present sh&jjI,s DeparAment. since 1goo the population at. Butte County, has Increased by over 25%, while at the same time the police force s6i due to fiscal difficulties being oer'sonnel has, been cut by I r T has the I experienced by build County. currently, Butte Count . I number or off Icers per capita In the state, At Legti atiVe ('"Iml tee hearings hold oft the county's I Isral crIsTs' jr county officials testified that poCIce protection servicosL are presently Inadeouate, and do not meet tile service expectations at the: public , Continued 'IrCe rural development has resul'ted' In cumulatIV e- Impacts on 001 1 services, The curnulaLtVe Impacts. have boo h documented by the County Administrative OffIct, In'the report county of Buttoo Annualr PIS" on I Review.' The aPPlikfant must contadt -the butte County sheriff Deo,artment to so H, this pleo]ect Will' have an Iftact 10 the department. X The proposal Will not rdsul t In an incremental NICtelliC I�t% demand (or Envitortut ental. Checklist *�.EValuatjon of 911viroftental I ao—t Mp 6 1V- ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (continued) YES MAYBE _NQ D18c"mPtow nu r Mq-10�9141ENTALT EVA�_UATIQN (Cokttnued) d. Parks or other recreational 1p Iftles, school services 1,� "he area, The proposalwl I I vot resul I In at', 11 PAfk And (ecrcatIC1 facilities I lnrf--r'4n!ai 111cre4se In demand for a, Aafritenaoce of pubi le foci I I ties, Including n the, area. roads? The - -lult In a rolnor Incremental Incre"e In the need for MPF'oPosa I WI I 1' 0 afnten1nCe N road$ and other pubi ic racl 11, 1 tes IN the area that Is no, x pected (0 be Significant, ' Other governmental Services? X The pr 0 Will result In a min r Indrementat Increase In demand for allpolot'i'ller 9OV4rMdntaI 3ervIcoo 1 s 0 the LN—My- Will the Proposal result. in. a. Use t to be stgnlffcaro� area hot IS no( 09.Oected Afth 61 substantial amounts of fuef or- onergyj x The P(OpOsaf Will '��Ot OtIlIze tUbst&,11al Wel br energy. b. Substantial increase In demand Upon existing $Curces of C�09Y, or require the deve'lopment of MbW x The proposal will Zot Substantlatly increase th& demand for energy. sources 61 energy?, MLU I —CS - Will the proposal resul( In a need for new sYstems. or Su4stant , lot Alterations to the 1`01 lowing.- PoWelt or natural gas? X The proposal Wirl not distribution systems.. affect electrical Power or natural get b,. d"UnIcatlons syslems? C. Wale; ava,ffablllty�, The Ptoposaf will Oct affect commiUnIcatIon jy.jtdms, d. Sayler of Septic systems? T I he ordposa I, wl If oo t; affect pubIfc water Systems. —X The proposal Wl�l have to mee Mitonmental. Hellth bept, t the fQqull`0Meh(i'of the Buttd� county, Storm water drainage? Solid waste and disposall -Ji— The ProposAiwill havd-to pr OVIde 4 Per,ma6eht Solution for drainage, ftkdhL _HEALTH- syl I I the pr oposa I retul t I n: X The Proposal WIH not affect solid Waste dis ons a I a. 'creation of Any health hazard or Potential hazard (excluding mental hoalth)l x the NOPOsaf Will not croa It Any herii th" haiard. U. 8xPo$ur�e Of Oa01`4 to Potential health hazards? X The proposal will not expose People, to anY'hoi;Rn-haz (d. ESTHFTMS.� will the ptoposal result in the Obstruc 1, on of any scenic vista,or View Peen to the put)l I cl Ot Will the Proposal res it to, us X The project Site, a S, I currootly txjs[.�,, Inappropfla DrOldeg an,aesthe,fleally to VICW t110 -creation of an aesthetically off eo$ I ve I to op Public VIeWt on, to the to the pubt consIsIdO With the surrounding IS In 8 tea, Large trucks and equipment are being site In ope V.44'od on n 'V I M The equipment Vid Storage crate out of , Pub, I I C; V I ew. The construrtl(% 5 Should J(e kept I foot t .11 Of the PtOposed 60W square torapa bulldlhg Will acCORMIVI tkls� LandscapInd WIjl alto belp Improve the V1 Sual Aspect RF6�rATJOW. W1 I I he pro P6sal result In an Impact Rp—on of the Site., , qual, ItY Or q0antl,ty of existing feCteatlonat . 00,0ortunitiest X The proposal will not result In an Incremental lijore4so in �emand for Park and tecroatfori fatilit A 9LL_r1-11A1 RES"cFs NvM DATA, SIAFCT A. project neseriplion to the the toLlthwest, I .1 'type of ProJact* use permit d, AQnUAI Rainfall (normal): 24 Inches oat year. a, Limiting r -actors, None. 2. litlef Description* Wanflon of a pre-eXitt.ing ndn-conforming 'to 5, Visual/scenic Qjallty� Cood, �use allow the Pre4ab0catico and sto(age of hydro-.,Idctrfc ocluluent" 6. Acoustic, Quality' The pr0ject site Is subject to 3. LOCat,10h.' Located a.t the nor theast. corner of Oro Chico I-Oy and veh[cular no[50 tromA(ldway and Oro. Chico Flwy, Midway, chicor. 7. Air Qualityi dood, eXcept dilring periods of stagnant A, Proposed Density ot' baveloOment�. NIA valley air, Amount of Impervious surfacing.- minimall. Biological rnVironment: 6. and Nearest Public Road(s)tt Property hat Access. on aw vagetationt scattered treat and grasses, both Midway and Oro dhico Hwy. 9i WIldlIf'o Habl.tatt small bird's and animals common to 71 mO(h*d Ot SeWago Disposal: Individual septic systr'ims� Valley orasslafids, 81 Source of water SUOWY� indivIdual -wells. dultur-RO Environment.. 9. Proklmity of l"er Line $1 TO PrOpotty. '164 Archaeological and Nistortcal Resources In the area., High sensitivity area. 10, Potential for further land divisions arid development: None Butte r,.ounty Gandral Plao clasignatton: Orchard and Held under eXist1hp Zoning. crops. 111 rnVironmental settin 12. EXISLIng Zoning: A-20 Physical 0vironmenti, 13, EXIS0.11.9 Land Use orl-sl to, 2 resideoce$ And d I omarclAl 1. Terrain shop structural 'a , concral -ropograbhic Character, level valley land, iol, sorrounding'Areat Nopes; 0 to 2%. 1 . , c: E Ovation., 192 fact aboyo 'tea level. a, Land West There 11 A mIxtureof residential and agricultural land d. Limiting Pactot's. .1401,a, uses, b, Zonlhg.o A�26 'Crops 2. Solis c� can. Plan bosignatiorl; Orchard and PleW ms and Characteristics, VIN,Logro - The surfac a d. Parcel sizes: 9 m to 1604. Ac- parcels, a. Population-, 1.1mited, I Is a broe4. rich -brown. or ctlocolate' brown, friablo. granular loam 1- to 31 thick. The subsoil Is 15. Character of site And Area: Agi"Icultural. similar to the surface soil but lighter In color, to a depth matter, of 6j� The 516[l Is w0l supplied with dr4arlic retaths mol. uira: wall and is easy to 16. Nearest, Urban Area: Chico, appro Xlmate(y' 3 miles to the , cultivate. Surface and subsuif�to drainage Is gwd. north. 'rhis Is an ao;jcul tural ty prbauctive sol I and Is 17� Anlovant Spheres of influoncez CUSD, CARD sul,table for a variety of ItUlIj and crops, I Is wall Adapted to Irrigation, b. Ltmiting Vactors.- None 18. Improvements Standards Urban Atea� No. 3, Natural t-Mzattfs of the Land Fite, PrOloc Naallon servic6t A,, rest doofity (state) r-lvd station- Station 0 44 a Earthquake, Idne., Poderate Varthquake intensity zone i ra I r St. Wroximat6ly 2.1$ mites to the not, th. Vill, EfOS10h Potential. - Nona. WildvAvallability.- :Fire tankers only. Landtfido Potential, Ndt:e. F! to i-azard. �', Unclass 11 led. Schools in AtCdi Chico Unified school olstrIO, E.xpanslVo soft ModdrdtPt 4. Hyd r Of p9y a, Surface Water,, None b, OtdUnd Water., Abundant valley' quilarit, C. Drainage character I $tics: 1116 Parcel Odoerally dralm 10 P,'nvironmental dhedkliblt IgValu4tion of Envi*i'onmentt%1 'Im 'pact ENVIRONMENTAL REFERENCE MATERIAL I- Map 1 1-1 Earthquake and FaU.1 t Acti,Vlt� : Sel smic Safety Element, Butte County General Pran revised 14. USGS Quad Maps, Chico, Ca,ltfl- 1,969, 1-77, by' C112M H f 11 , So 11 ' Mao, Chico (1925)/Orovillo (1926) 2. Map 11-2, LNuefaCtlOn,,PotentiaI- Seismic Safety Area, 0,5. Department of AgricbItUre., Element, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by CH,M H I I I 16. Wl Survey of ChIcO(1925)/0rovIIIe (1926) z0ft Area, US. Department Of Agriculture. 3, Map ItI-I, Subsidence &,Landslide Potential.- Safety Element, Butte County General Plan revised 17. Butte County Fire Protection jurisdictions and Facilities Map, Butte County fire 1-77, by CH2M H I I Department and California Department of 101, Map 111-2, EroSion Pote ntlak Safety Elentent, Forestry. Butte County Planning Departm-Oqt. Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by CHM Hill. 5� Map 111-3,!Expansive.Solls- Safety Element, Butte County Ceneiral Plan revised U-7.7, by CHM Hill. 6. Map IV -I, Nolset N0196 Elolmbllt. Butte County General Plan, revised 1-77, b HM H 1, 11 y C Map V-11, Scenic HI ghways: Scenic Highway EleMent, Butte County General Plan re'vised 1-77, bY CH�M Hill. 8. Map 111-4. Natutal Fire Hatard Cl.asses: safety ;9 1 emen t,'Butte CoUnty*General Plan revised i-77, by Aft CH,M H I I. �f; 91 Archaeologica't. Sens itivi ty Mao by James P. Mantit,00, fo,r!"Bu�tie County Flarintno Department, 1983. 1 C), School' District Atap, Butte County Planning Department. ii. Chico Nftral:6 StudY.Map, Nitrate Concentratton in Sha I I ow We 11 �,, 1983, by C;repa r tMeri t ot Water Resourc0s, NofthWestern D Us t r I c t The Resource s Atiencyl, State of Cal lforqia, 12. Agricultural Preserves Map, establi'thed by ResOt. utforl No,. 67-178'r 'Butte ' county'Board of Supervisors,'DeceimbOr 5, 1987. 13, Flood Insurance Ratd Maps, Nattonal Ffood insut ance Program, Federal Emergency Managerr',ent Agency, 1988. MIME Bj= cof Tyry PT A NNI [G- )MMISSION Notice, is hereby given. by tile BlitteCOuntyPlanning COMITUSSion. tl']' 'It public 11 Will be held oil Thurs earings d 13, 19,91 in the Butte County Bo rVis ard of Supe * ors, Room,, County Administration Center, 25 County Center - Y regarding the. fbHowin' g itein at the following time: Drive Oroville, California, ITE If ON WHICH A NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDW IGENVIROtLm—ENTALIMkA�gri�iAsB��iiN�.i�6mmENDED -9:0,0 a.m.- Mich ig1__Paf,-;l - General, Plan Amendment from Low Density Residential e to Commercial and Rezonefrom A -SR (Agricultural - Suburban Residential) to C-2 (General Commercial) property located on the northeast corner of Eaton Road, and. Hicks Lane, identified as AP# 007-240-0781 Chico.. 9:00, a.m, Durhani - D ton Indua-1 Use Permit to a1low below ground storage of diesel fuel ( 1,500 gall on$) oil 13.66 acres on property zoned. M. -I (Light Industrial) Devel opment Agreement, located'west of State H%vy. 99, -northeast of Durham -Dayton Mvy. & south of keenan Road, identified as AP# 040-570-015, Chico area. ITE I ON WHICH A NECTATIVE DECLARATION W1 URES-REGARDING IRIONMEN17AL IMPACM RAN 1R'PPM RECOMMENDED S-60 �a-moward S. Hom Use Permit Expansiort of a pre-existing non -conforming use to allow the pre fabrication and storage of hydro -electric equipment., propert y on property� zoned: Ar -20 (Agricultur al, - 20 acre, parcels), located� at the northeast corner of Oro -Chico HNvy. and Midway, identified. as AP# 040-0.60-067,. Chico area. I M ON VVHI �R A, DRAFT -ENVIB QNMENTAL IMPACT REPORT I -LAS BEEN PREPARED 1:30 p.m. Glen ffigM General Plan Amendment from T -M (Timber Mountain) to A -R (Agricultural - Residential) and Commercial and Rezone from. "U" (Unclassified), to AR -1,3,5 (Agricultural Residential - 1, 3 and 5 acre parcels) and N -C (Neighborhood Commercial), property located on both sides of Humboldt Road, approximately 3,200 feet east of Skyway, identified, as AP# 060-110-078, Butte Meadows area, north of Chico. The public review period will, be o en until June 27, 1991. p The above mentioned applications, -maps, Necrative Declarations with or witbout Mitigation Measures, and Environmental Documents are on file and available f'6r public viewing' at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. Comments may be sub mitted. in writing any- tirn-- prior to the hearingor orally at the meeting. listed above or as continued to a later date. If you ch allenge the above applications in, court, you may be. limited to raits' , cr only those issues in, I., yoty, or someone -else raised at the public hearing described in this notice or in. written correspondence delivered to the Planiling Commiss* ion, at, or prior to, the public hearing. ITY P j�U.TT �COUN� �LANNIINQ _COAf1MISSION B.A. KIRCHER DIRECTOR OF P NII\TG To be published jit the Chico Enterprise Record. otiThursday, May 9, 1991. Uo kl* FIR i �'Muva Ira W K e. v U 'I vn zo )ifAr,' I 41 ON TIT, 51, T�sg - . &Aw UT 11 Ur" o 0 trot S m1r, 41_ FM 4' �-4 'gg 4" i rA 0� 'Aib IQ 00 al, j*W, W 'All YF r, 44, fill tv .1t �Vm ty, .......... McGowan Landtcap� I n g PO Box 1257 Chicor, CA 95927 May to, IS% Cralo Sanders BUtth? Q'ounty Planning Dept. #7 County Centor Drive 0 c CA. 9!5565 i Pe-, Sitv-4 Constructors 2286 Oro -Chico Highway Durhamy California Dear Mr Sanders: F'ollcowing is the proposed plantint I plan for the Site Constructors building site locatod at the t�brjve ;,Address: 97 (ninoty-soven) i (one) gallon Photinia Fraseri shruhs to be planted 41 aport beginning at the property line on the Oroville Chico Highway and contintting -to the North-J�ast corner of the Midway inter r�ection ( and planting an additional 75 (seventy-five) I (;one,) t nm Ph,�.tnia Fraser! ,jai I i, shrwb,,2i begioning, at the North-Easi; cormer of the Midway imtersection And Continuing 3001" down the property line that parmllels the Kidway. Location of pliAnt line is to be approximately 5F off the. existing easement that parallols the Wd,wayp and foor feet inside of the Site ConstrUCtors property lime of the Oro-chico Highway, Irrigation is to be provided by a drip-systom, and the shrubs should reach an 6stimated.77 in 5 years tiiTle. I believe that bhis planting will provide an. attractive and effective buffer ToIr both the county and the building site,. Should you roquire any further inform.*ition or have any questionZ7 please don't hesitato t o call 4V Van— H y McGowan 'ftGowan Landscaping- I ' jA . I 1� r' N- �' Blit Le �-'O'unty Planning 'ma Y 1, 1991 Pa9'0 Two Or! behalf if there, '�Jill 0 f Mr 4 Horn, be additi With, Our, surround� 1. Wish to �jhaje empho.s$,�j grotfing 0 ompany, stall ,are planned b-e'l i,evl� rRee the The t4i 11 blend tjt��I, worlt will take' With 6justi" be favorable t 0 �Somt�t j.i Qortcerriied. 'e but the I.kg, eine Ite ry truly yours, S51TE CONSTRUCTOR INC all Surd 4*rative manager AGS. -'Ms File. j3uttecty-051 j)I s NV, r' N- �' Cl upjTY op PUTT PROPERTY sr8rEm g;�°�Sf"�� ASIS!!SSgt, x1 OUTRY01:0'' .9 VEE .PARCEL 040 OCC067 „ STATUS: A t fC�GfrS0 �aCD( CREATM 97RI487800 a 010-50 AC LOT i Y SUES oUg)Ct/,ot) I(ILL81) ZCt4lN5 A` 0 ,�,,y SS�� r7t�7 S�'ATUS, 66200.21rj/Urr/Ctf TAS CD; rm GREATI"Da 79 S 56t? 00/00/1:10 BASEz 00/00 KILLED � , Q tr10.50, AC LOT t Gj�y sUB CUP DOC,908,93054 12✓19/90 P,fiOON NOWARJ) 1 r BOX 62k4, ROL L AOOSESSE1.1 'r tICG- CA RE�Tj�4�mao owuE'R, Y 9.97 r� rp -y�q.�' rr �`:g�yyp� t(tt,,��++r�yyy }� y �j 4`PJ4,%6�i'%,6,71��1df1Yn�.1C�GrygdNYy+F�+lpREe/»7n./r Pyr ' f�..�t'�7 ET ��t��4Ai�WNER54 til ,C"UP,. 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[1 ._ ..x, F„rt.w,....,_,,..,,,.�.„a<+'..,»,w..•w..+w.u.w6l..wAWiiiJ�4,i4A�1..]rra+..Y..s.a.:.i (' �: AGw'rrrLc'.:,�tL..�M'�ri•W�.'.�IV���+•�.�R��Y''f,'-4S� _r ����� 40-06-167 STEVE GRAVE, IE coy' @innerIWY, Chico tlwy �9J9I & 0 �ciJ' haco 'ermib #2040-79L; (Ole ser ch) �0--06-67 LEX 'H” "HEAD r MI w Oro Chico Hwy, hiCO ermit#3260-pEele. er h'3J 9p epair'- shop r 6-67 g a� contr : Ja Lspaugh, Chico 1 Per f 370- R P,B (repad>r shop/trene rVA i y xlnr,k `t • d` , y t . , y y ,� ; � �+,�dt�c, y H• �. " �(, g equipment-commerc'aL r td: AWN - r IWIA } IBM 3! � r,,~�I���t,;�J� t LPX GHAIG�TEAU cox Midw-v x Oro -Chico y o nor- DArlwl <arsle. �' '.� �, f� � r r��a��b-W,•� �>;�r � Permit�k27 , r: <e1.e se / fr/o k�4,.. �rp�p�r yg,;�C sN W... k'. `'1. t�II Cr:.:� • >. _ .. .., ., % i. y. i}' M .., Z� S L:.�ii . ., .. . ,r.....F .'4 a.,, h i,ry:'iS�.'• ,fit ... Y(40-06 67 .�j'�', la1(t]�t+.,y� CONSTRUCTORS INC. 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"-r 1}++tS'ka �'. `P4, rt N` A Kfpt r y 9 «« L • N'T 4 y .r.+.i,.W.a T It" �thY � kf `i2 LUCAS, A s rJ • �s . 510-66B +° 400-66E z 40-06 corner ?Midway & Oro -Chico ,, 3,oQ 6 r new sh .be.r for concrete block machine) I ] �g 4JI, r�4 �f 40-06-671 70�9U ' r#W. . HORN, lloward 2286 Oxo Chaco Ilwy, Durham Ag Exemption Permit store tractor-, .reed, implements t � ,, 1-1 W. �yr a 1 }S�1 ,+4 w 7� 'S � ,y t Irv" i r,a it w o ., +!� i,� �':Zt]Cx£��i�r3 •(';' k![41 -� � a �,..@7`1 I't ,rJ'!'� I. .,�4 :;...31s.y. # jjj.� ., a..t., p t, ,YF]�.,pJ(ti„,c'.« ew 37dyr;:��=�•.]�'+�„t,,rti^�w.� ,#.; rYtl' �"{F' �' ' tk'+u! �iq J�,,lgt�i.. ro d,4",rts��S „}iyx JIB" •' t` y. t '%.i �p�tv, iib., "�] •f.i�, vw'M'y,y rrair'y3' A`;+""�i,�'i�*S�,°7t iv;. e':.�. (`� b • , �, x Rk p{,�4r'.:. 3 .+dr, ,fir :'t ..'} ,A w,. 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Cx : : '+-Y'"v:*•�c�'.J, t� ,� F� M1..�,:. d,4:i "+, •.0 ,n vln:SI '^�pfj "C' Xj„f ?^dl� �� 'e>4. „_. ,1”. M'a'x ;g Y' $': e+'..(" ."i•3'F=+'.r.' r:' a N., d` va .}4 as ❑ . �rw�r-rG$t,�ai Fall i I, ,t f I From; Louis c Camnzind, Jr. 2194 Oro-Chico-Hwy, Durham, CA. 9593=8-9716 Date: June 12,.199 Ref Butte County Public Hearing June 13; 1991 Subjc Use permit application: APO 040-060-067 Howard A. Horn ,I have resided in Butte County since 1960, as a, part owner of a portion of the Ma.rybill Rartoh. From 1960 until 1976,`'when I moved to 2194 Oro-Chico-Hwy.: Prior to 1959 the property in ;question was used as a Concrete-Cement-Block and Drain-Pipe manufacturing facility'. Sometime in the 1980-s, the site was used as a sto.tage and repair -shop for JSP, Trencl),incg, At the present time it is used by ,SLI as a prefabrication and storage facility of Hydro - Electric Equipment The property is not an economical viable agricultural. unit. The existing use will not adversely " effect or be in C, conflict with surrounding uses, I see no problems with traffic generated from this site The existing traffic on Oro-Chico-Hwy., iso mostly Butte College Students, going to and irora the college, The students 0seµ-Ok.6t o .. Chico-Hwy.,, to avoid the traffic jams they create, at the on- ramp of 99E and Durham Pentz Rd. Truck traffic consists of v° Garbage collectors using this road to avoid the Highway Patrol and 99E. Other truckers, fuel tankers, fruit juice ,e'tc. and farmers hauling almonds at harvest t,me. The economics of the project, will benefit Butte county by the revenue generated. The mitigation measures are 'adequate except "No. 6, ,All: parts and equipment shall Y� s:'ored within a building or structure" r this requirement is unreasonable, there are tmes`vhen ;this requirement will be `hard to be complied with., 4 1 recommend approval of this use permit. Sincerely Louis c. Camenzihd,Jr. J "•`il. u +.rte-•may, ,��"h-�,-,,,,. 777 IIY - tl h ff e 5 n y LAhJp QF NA TQRA4L WEAL"Thi ANt7 BI;AU'TY V{ tl. M1^ � i1NjY Y I�f 4' •� `r b py.�"�"Ao PLANNIN0 D8PARTMENT COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OFiOVILLE, CALIFORNIA 85965-1397 ;1 tl TELEPHONE, (916) 536-7601 February 4,'1991 Mr', Howard HornP.O. Box 625 Chico,, CA 95927 RE: PRE-APPLICATION, RE, VIEW AP x'040-060-067 - - _Dear Mr. .Horn:' This is to notify you that we have received sufficient. assurance's: from Butte Coun Environmental Health and Public Works Departments that yotlr-project can meet their requirements. This fulfills the Pre-Agplicaf on re7iiew process. ; Pursuant to the Butte County Planning Department Project Review Procedure Manual :. t"UponpPland,X. Environmental Health Department and land: Developuse 'eritut or variance by, the ment Division of the Department of Publ> c ri?Vorks, the applicant must submit• a; completed formal 'application, including any required changes from the original submittal and the balance of the fees within 6 months of the tentative approval." No additional work shall be performed on this project until we have received the remainder of the application fee in the amount of $780.00 and, if airy, required changes from the original submittal: Please submit the fee along with any required rbanges from the original submittal to the Butte County ;Planning Department no later than August 4 1991, or ;your application will become void, and in order to con#?nue the project, you will be required tore-apply. Pleas' P Butte CountyTreasurer. make all checks able to the Enclosed is a field marker for identification of the project conspi. Please secure the ribbon in a cuo�is place on the site, preferably visible from the roadway, 'j i� � '1. .i,� J✓' /i1 a „14 =. 3UTTE C0L`• JVf OEoAam,.tE�J�, �o PUBLIC WORKS Cat,: .January 7, 1991 , HOWARD HORN/AP #040-060-067 USE PERMIT Enclosed is laYa:.imi nary datta our o2'- ce has _-ecelved o= generated concerning t hs fob lcaii ng project: USE PEEM,.'>'-to allow e:coansion mf a pre_ existing non-conformin4 use.to allow the sta4ing,,of hydro -electric materials,, located at the northeast' corneroof Oro -Chico Hi,,Aiwav`and Midway, identified, as APN f# 040-060-067, Chcio area p Please ina cw:e you: :response ay checki:�� the approprtam To x_aulre:r - �� row �, orfs :or this projec:: the project as proposed can meet Chis Dzc_ a-trnents reguzrementJ : Sixfr tient oroa. has been given :`.^at the actlica it can meet the+ 46? ? ow na condi tions'g', armro=red t �f/ ,1�fj 7 ' U iG ►I F. ty1+YIMt: uT 1P.? ..il �i 1441 "— �'tr� g ir,% w,. n The =1 as �ODtOs G can/doe not �Tleet t''.a1S rnTil .11 0 this [ie ­3r 'neIlt. .'� ��V1'siall , o�. '-he -L'ro cv: +"1il.1 eces,-avr. Trhe ampI .v3nt w r e,' je be n -- has been cort�ctac, wi`z t;:is in=oawion y.. M sn t ai "M'S'" j�iJEmA x .X Vu -a. -a p:Si nati-4"i e.: _ x d eI 1 u Cr UT10,'PLANNING Oi'AI` ks. '. OROVILLEr CALIFORNIA u , I� STFPx1 Z7T=�I�i' L2S'X VC)C OI"ft�iE1VTS t+. County Public Works County RESc�v�z.CE r�NA�Er�C� Environme»�tal Health Wa! City of Biggs, - State Water Resources Department U.S. City of Chico Forest Service City of Gridley U,S• .Bureau of 'Land Management City of Oroville ----. Butte County Mining Committee Town of Paradise State Department of Fish & Gama California Planning Department State Transportation Department Native Plant Society state Div. Forestry, - attention Craig Carter Regional Water Qual. Control Bd. State Reclamation Board Butte Water District California Water Service Co. Del Oro Water Co Richval.e Sanitary District _ OWID _ North Burbank Pub. Util.-Dist. Thermalito Irrigation D:istrici: --- Skansen Sub. 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