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Home My WebLink About041-100-037PLANNING COMMISS SUMMARY SH:aET'FOR LAND romSIONS Grecs Stanley APPLICANT Robert W. Brown L` ,ADDRESS C/o 1.407 Martin St., Chico, CA 95928 OWNER Chuck Adams, P.O. Box 228, Stevensville, Montana 59870 PROJECT DESCRIPTION TPM to divide ap " _acres , to create 3 prox., 60 20 acre parcels; LOCATION 3 Parcels along an old stage road a _. g pprux. 3.2001 from its intersection with Williams Rd., which point is aPFrox. Durham Pentz Rd, Butte Co lege .ar_ea,' 6200' north of ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER'(S ) 4.1-10-37 ZOhTING. U _GENERAL PLAN Ag-ResiPROJECT CONSISTENT? GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE ;REPORT DATE OF :APPLICANT SIGNATURE LAND CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED April 23, 1986 AGENT/SUijVEyOR//CIVIL ENGINEER. Gary Lippincott _. ADDRESS! P.O. Box 671, 1007 Bille Rd., Paradise, CA ?5569 DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'SREI?ORT PREPARED _ ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION - DATE VlLEt). DETERMINATION AND DATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED ' MITIGATED NEG. DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED ENV,. IMPACT PtPORT - DATE CERTIFIVO L STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NO. L- U U 1 I R I I Ls 1 U L LJ 1025 Village lane + Chico, California 95926' 0 (916) 342-5991 ARGHAEOLO.GICAL SURVEY OF A.P.N. 41-10-37 BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA BY .TAMES P. MANNING PROJECT DESCRIOTION The proposed project is to create three 20 acre parcels on A.P.N. 41710-37, approximately .60.2 acres of land, for' res'identlial development. PROJECT LOCATION: The project o tte is located to the east side iams Road aproximttel 1.5 miles to tit.. north of the intersection with PentzlRoad in Butte County. The property covers a portion of the UE 1/4 of Section 20 and w, the NW 1/4 of Section 21, To 21 N., R. 3 iH%, Hamlih Canyon Quadrangle, 7.51 series. PROJECT APPLICANT: Robert W. Brown , 3748 Runaway Road Oroville, CA '95965 PRIOR DATA REVIEW: Ptplor to conducting the field survey the archaeological site record filos maintained by the Northwest Information Center of the California Archaeological Inventory were consulted to determine if any previously recorded cultural resources were located within, or adjacent to the project area. Two previously recorded archaeological sl es, CA��UT-420 and 429 Were listed as being located within the ptloject area. These sites were both recorded as naturally formed rockshelters that had been Inhabited by the prehistoric 11 of the area: Features listed as being identified at the sites, included bedrock mortars, pestles and lith;c debitage DATE OF FIELD INSPECTION- June 17; 1986 ENeiVIROMENTAL SETTING: The project site is located in the lower foothills of Nevada mountains along the eastern edge of the Sacramento Valley at elevations ranging from 3601 to 1521, The project site is located at the southern end of Perkins Ridge between Cory' Canyon and Little Dry Creek Canyon; The p"roperty lie's along either side of the ridge and across the ridge top. Th'e ohly surface water sources located on the. property are ephemeral: The area supports an open oak- rassland t g 9 type of ve etation. No structured are located within the Property area. A dirt road named Old Stage. Road extoNds from the southwest corner of the property up to and along Perkna Ridge. \��G3..7a�1u�IR.•91�>I��.,i4 " "J,'s".,a !.�'v�r?{,�.1`�. - .._._ M ,ts Ai�M4!Ov h'F'rtes{rG1�w�"sn.A�..J.fr4ManHVa'+M.+e+avu+;.�..ISN�,ikM1?'.HrWv \n:.+t..-« . nr SURVEY METHODOLOGY: The focus of the field survey "was a visual inspection of the ground surface for materials or features Indicative of prehistoric ;or early historic activity. The survey was accomplished by °walking regularly spaced linear transects with an approw�mate 20 meter interval spacing over the gently sloping portions of the project site in the east and west and along the ridge top, The steeper slopes along the edge of the ridge wore lrispected by walking contour transects with an approximate 30 meter interval spacing. The edge of the ridge along the upper rim was closely inspected for the presence of potential rockshelters.The locations listed for CA -BUT -420 and 429 Were rechecked to insure they were within the project area. Ground visibility was very good throughout the area due to heavy grazing. FINDINGS: No materials 6f features indicative of prehistoric or early historic activity were observed Within the project other than thooe previously recorded. Old Stage Road was inspected and found to be an old stage road, ruts from the Wagon wheels were identified in two areas ;of exposed bedrock. No materials or Z eatures related to this early activity were noted within the project area. This stage route appears to have extended from Pentz Road up Perkins Ridge, past Deadman Spring, to Clark Road in southern Paradise. " CA -BUT -420 and 429 Were found to be in the locations listed on the archaeological site maps and within the project boundaries. Both of the rockshelters are located along the upper rim of the ridge and contained materials and features related to their occupatloh by the prehistoric population of the area. Neither of the sites showed signs of having been vandalized and appear to be undisturbed. Two other overhangs, which could have potentially been utilized as rockshelters, were located within tha project area. Careful inspection of both of these areas did not reveal any indications of heving been occupied. RECOMMENDATIONSi It is recommended that archaeological clearance be gl anted for the proposed project site, The proposed project will not impact any cultutral resources. CA -BUT -420 and 429 are located at the upper edge of r steep sided "ridge where development or other potentially detrimental activities can occur. The presence of three new residences within the vicinity of these, sites will possibly have a beneficial impact, in that, the likelyhood of vandalism will be decreased. Any additional mitigation measures would be unlikely to afford these sites additional protection. .,I. - J mosF+-:Lin' hIng rchaeology Consultant 7t dl r'J� r Y % 'I i. 1r', ��+` i � �". ��•' l � 'i I t r , Jy� �K r� � � . �,� j r�r � ig ��'ry �/?� ; �' ,P.��,r 4 �4 t+� f� ! % �t�� _l��•"++"''" "` �//��. J l' lt�\ �I \.. \�il! /� +�/ 1, '4,�Y` I._ •-.J � ,~,f f 'rr�•%r{r'.�� n �1 f ! � .. � ( lrt I � ` •�.J J '' �j�t�' .,1• )1 s,r'� e, t, r �.� f't �, (,' , h � 1 '�ItSf „r3�,�� { ' + ! �" 1 , ♦�. J x 1 •. rte,»t , �t { � ) � _ � r%�� ,✓o �-'i'�-' � ', IF Vast\ ' W Sa ,�_r- � Vii• t r' "w �' (�,s"" � Ct� j (ll� / )�� 5 tt ♦ `7' t f nd __•�" r'y,Y �... .III i'!.li l$ZO St\T Ca_... ._' 44'.H;. ll` ,;..;.�• °: J! ..a—.: `t.F l.. _ l .�� 1..,� l f , ,•1 i .t i�'�ti�tr�� , � ( � `"�-------� hi 266 '� .. rt rr. r+x� , u��..l �� j NO14fJi%,`µ •a � y , r " � i f '•,*_��.., q. • r Jr µ 'a�� ^ a ; � � I''t• �. 1, r �'1�' �� }' t J {i �G� ' ` t r�� ' C • • .. `r �' rt ✓r, , r�t � 0110 � �+ t� (' f19� �' � P i ' , .ley ;��'��' w ,••� � .�,,•.� �,. Dl �L� +:� � ... �':� 1• N., SURVEY FOR RARE. AND 'ENDANGERED SPECIES OF VASCULAR PLANTS CONDUCTED JUNE 17, 1986, ON APPROXIMATELY 60 ACRES OF R, W. BROWN' PROPERTY LOCATED IN SECTIONS 20 AND 21, CHERo ME QUADRANGLE BUTTE COUNTY; CALIFORNIA + A. 'Habitat The project site is located in typical. Foothill Woodland habitat between and upon buttesi Elevations range between 400 feet at the southwest corner 752 feel.-at the top ot f a butte at the southern boundary in the eastern half, o Access to the site is via Williams Road, which intersects with Pentz Road about one fourth mile west of the entrance to .Butte Communi the ty College; A l gate toward the north end of Williams Road is located at the southwest cornerofproperty, The gate also is situated, across anold stagecoach road which meanders across the site from southwest to northeast, Apart from fences, evidence of extensive cattle grazing, and the stagecoach road, the area appears to have been essentially undisturbed for many years. A few ephemeral streums and seeps drain the site, which was essentially dry throughout on the date of the field survey, except for a lingering minor seep on the stagecoach road toward the top of the butte on the west side. Foothill Woodland �. Thi, Woody eloments of this habitat arei predominantly digger pines and blue oaks, A few interior live oaks, some manzanita, buckthorn, elderberry, biuckbrush, pipevine, poison oak and toy on along with introduced figs and a single ash tree,. also are pre;>ent on this Property, Herboceous atemerits of the flora include numerous grasses such as smooth chess, red biome, ripgut, wild oats, Mediterranean barley, hairgrass .nit Ygrass, medusa beau, Italian rye and fescue common hedge parsley, grass pink' twlntng brodiaea .grass .nuts, blue dicks, harvest brodilaea, many-flowered brodiaea, ' several avarretias and clovers, dovewsd windmill pink, thistles, , i , blot: curls, Fitch s spikeweed, sherardia, rush, smooth cat's ear; bur clover, common monkey flower, l)QttercU star thistle- wild p► , gerariiulli, manront, l`ndian paintbru.,y, fiddleneck, spurge, blow wives, California sndwort, -. .. 9e..,i',apl \ Ye. .sa ir a4kikr.##.q. ♦.r�.\.x .,.,. 41\ t 1� val ey tassels, zygadene lily, rattlesnake weed, slender cottonweed, big heronbill red -stemmed filaree, and others, B, Rare and Endangered Species Several species, on stato and federal lists of, sensitive or rare and endangered vascular plants have previously been reported from sites within a few Miles of this property. Most, howovoll, fare associated with special habitats such as vernal pools, which are not present at this location. A small; population of one truly rare plant (robust checker--Sidalceo robusta) was discovered on the west side of the butte at the foot of the bluffs. Its location (where construction of housing or roads is not feasible) probably protects it, but disturbance of the habitat. or 4 . drainage patterns within fifty feet of the population (shown on the accompanying map) should not be perilAtted at any time CHECKLIST OF PLANTS THAT WERE IDENVFIABLE ON THE DATE OF THE SURVEY COMMON NAME Digger pini Blue oak Interior lige oak Poison oak lvlanaanita Pipevine Buckthorn Elderberry I3uckbrush FiQ Ash Tom Grass pink Common hedge parsley Nbvarretia Slender cottonweed SOM14TIFIC NAME Pinus satiiniana Quercus dauglasii - liercus wislizenii 1'6xicod?endron il�er�llobum Arctostaph los nianzanita Ar sto ti i californic_a Rha aus croceus . f Sambucus mexicanus Ceanothut cuneatus Ficus carica Praxinus sn, Hateromeles arbutifolia Petrurhagia Melutina 'I'orilis heterophylla Navam etia (3 spp,) Microbus califorticus " .4. •. � , µyµ' fir. - ,131 "`'I `IBig heronbill Erodium botr s Red-stemmed filarea Erodium cicutarium a Rose clover Trifolium hirtum Clover Trifolium sp, Doveweed Eremocarpus setigerus Windmill pink. Silenealg lica Thistle Cirsium sp, Blue: curls Trichostema lanceolata Fitch's spikeweed Hemizonia fitcltii r Sharardia Sberardia arvensis Rush Juncus bufonlus Smooth cat's ear Hypoclioeris jg!2ta Madia Madia sp, Bur clover lV edicago hi 2 da > Harvest brodiaea; Brodiaea elegans Twining brodiaea Brodiaea volubiliS Blue dicks Dichelostemma pulchellus Many-flowered brodiaea Dichelostemma multi£lorus .. Grass nuts Triteleia laxa; Tumble mustard Sisymbriium altissimum Hanser►'s clubmoss Selaginella hansen Agosriri.s Agoseris heterophylla Oudleya Dudleva c mosa Rattlesnake weed _ Duucus nusilliAs Common monkey flower Mimulus guttatus Buttercup Ranunculus muricatus Fiddleneck Amsinckia sp, Star thistle Gentaurea solstit alis Wild geranium Geranium Molle Manroot Marah sp, Indian paintbrush Castillo a sp, Spurge Duphorbia ocellata 1310w wives Achyrachaena mollis California sandwort Arenaria californici i �ygadene lily Zi adenus fremonti Valley tassels Orthocarpus ittenuatus s t•, 1 +-..� ` I� . r.. w..w,w... ni alawr+.+., y.wa+ua+a:.!w#+ttw.^..a,'_t.aai*v'.e.a!rn.»..e-..M-.r.. ."•au...,..,.,.. ..+w........ww....M+"..wa..... -»...M Wild oats Avena spa Smooth chess Bromus mollis Red brome Bromus rubra Ripgut Br W -!j diandrus Mediterranean barley Tordeum hwstrix HairgrassAira carvophyllea Nit grass Gasti� oidium ventricosum Italian rye Lolium Mu—It ifl—Or utnt Medusa he wi Elymus caput -me lusae Fescue Festuca sp. 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MANDATORY 1?TNDING8 OF SIGNIFICANCI YES MAYBE NO a, Does the project hove the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop below self- sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the ;number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal, or eliminate important examples of the major periods n of California history or prehistory? b, hoes the proji�ct have the potent. to achieve short-term benefits to the detriittc or loing-term, environmental goals? (A short -tori, >mpact on the environment is one which occurs in a relatively brief period of time while long-term ,impacts will endure into the ruture.) c. Does the project have impacts whieli Lire i:ndividu- ally limited, but cumulatively considerable? (A project may impact oil two or more separate resources where the impact on each resource is relatively small, but where the orrest or Che total of those impacts on the environment is s i gni ricant, d. Does the project have environmental offects which will: cause substantial adverse effects on human beings; either directly or indirectly? TIT: Dr-, FRMTNA'T'TI5 (To be completc(l by the Load Agency) On the bistsoc this initial, rvaluatioi), I/Wr. find tho proposed prolvet C(atll,i) NOT have a s igivi ricont on,oc't: on the environment, and a NEOATIVIi l)VCI,A11;\T1ON will be prepared. l/Wli riiu.l that although the proposki project Could have.8 signiri- cant e fleet on the envi ronmont , there tvi l l not be a gig n i ric:ant orfcct in this Case heeauso the MITIGATION NWASOR-11S ciescribed on the attaeisrd shaet have bVell -,lddotl to the project. A N11- ATTVIS pl.(.:.ARATION wi l 1 bo prepared. I/Wl rind tho proposod project MAY !rave a sign ricant errect on' the envi roninent s and all i NVI RONMI;NTAi. TMPkCT 11PPORT is required. ili1TY,. May 27, 1986 COUNTY 01' 11UT` E PLANNING DHPARINJINT LaUia M: tittle; Assoc' ` tE Planner hovlewed hyr i ' IV. ENVIRONMENTAL IM}T5 (Explanations o a 1 "ye,s'� and "maybe'l answers are required on attached sheet(s)) • I. EARTH Will the proposal r YES. . p p result in significant: a., Unstable earth conditions or in changes in I geologic ,substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, compaction or ovexcovering of the soil? C. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d. Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic o.p physical res? e, Increase inwin.dw or atererosxonof soils, either on of off -sate? f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people or .property to geologic hazards'such as earthquakes, landslides, :mud slides, ground failure or similar hazards? 2. 3. AIR, Will the proposal result in substantial: a Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odu,.s, smoke or fumes? c. Alteration of air Movement, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally? WATER, Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in either mariit: A or fresh waters? b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns; or the rate and amount of surface runoff? C6 Need ;dor o .F -site sur -face drainage improve- meats, including vegetation removal, channel ixation or culvert installation? d. Alterations to the course ov flow of flood waters? e. Change in the amount of surface water in any water body? f. Discharge into surface waters, or in ariy alteru'tion of surface water quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygeti or 'tilrbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of ground waters? h. Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters,' either through direct additions or with dra3wals, or through interception of aria aquifer by cuts or excavations? i. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public water supplies?' j: Exposure of people or property to water related hazards such as flooding? X X x T YES MAYBE No 13,'I'RAhiSPoRTATION/CTRCt3L.hT�ON. �Yi11 the result in: Proposal a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new systems? parking? c- Substantial ,impact on existing transportation x d.. Significant alterations to present patterns Of circulation or movement of people and or goods? d/ or Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles; "--- bicyclists or pedestrian�7 - 1.4. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an upon.effect , or result in a neerl for new or altered governmental services; a. Fire protection? b Police protection? c. Schools? e, Maintenance of her recxeatonal facilities?' roads? Public facilities, including .... _C. f• other governmentalservice r? 15i ENERGY. Will the Proposal result in: a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel -or energy? b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of ever of new sources energy, the development 16. UTILITIES Will the new sit in ystems, or substant.allalterationsatoeed thefar following; a, Power or natural gas? b. Communications systems?, U. C4 {Vater availability: d. Sewer or septic tank? o. Storm water drainage? U f • Soba waste and disposal? 17. HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in, y -y— a.r`eaton of any health hazard or health hazard (excludingPotential mental otehealth) b. Exposure of People to hazards? potential health 1 . AESTHETICS. IVill the proposal, result in the strFIFELon of any scenic Vista or view the lubIicOpen t0 ; or will the Psal t p ,.goat of an aestheticallyooffensiitetill siteopen theto y��.�i7a.�'.;, view? 4 YES': NO 4. PLANT LIFE. Will 'thy proposal ',result in substantial,- a. Cnange in the c Versity of species, or number of any species 'of plants (including trees, shrubs, 7, grass , crop5, and aquatic plants)? b. Reduct-.ion o f 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- ment of eXisting species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? 5. ANIMAL LIFE. Will th,' proposal result in substantial; a. Ch n`ge in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, ben0lic Organisms insects)? or b. Reduction in the numbers ofan rare or endangered species of animals�n3que, C. Intz:oduction of new species of animals into --- an area., cr result in a barrier to the migration OL movement of animals? d. Deterioration to exist tgf1s;l1 or wildlife habitat? 6- NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Increases i eXisting noise levels? b. EXPOsure of people to severe noise levels 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will tete proposal, produce s' ni •�.ca 9' nt light and glare? LAID USE, Will the proposal result in a, su s5 tant`ial alteration of the present or planned sand use of an area?` 9., NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in �—.�.. _ . su stQntxa"' a. Increase in the rate of use of aiiy natural resources? b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural -- resources? 10, RISK OF UPSET. iVill the praj osal involve, a. Ars- of explosion or the release of hazard- nus substances (including,, but not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? b. Passible interference with --- an emergency response plan or emergency evacuati.on plan? iii POPMATIONo Will the proposal alter the location, density, or loirlibion, growth rate of the human paatioro i a; 12. 140tISTNG. Will the p housing, fear Or create 4� dtMand additionalhousing? .x 1. 1`ES MAYBE NO 19. RECREATION. Will the proposal result in an impact —0i or quantity o£, existing recreational 7p thequality opportun ties? .._... CULTURAL RESOURCES . Will t e proposal result in the alteration a. of or the destruction off_ a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? ----, b. iWill the proposal result in adverse phys4.cal or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or or object? historic building, structure ._ .. Does the proposal have tha potential to cause C. a physical change which would affect unique ethnic cultural values? --� -•-� d: Will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses w thin the potential impact area? V. DISCUSSION.OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 41-1.0-37 see attached,. W D.199LISSION OE ENVIROWERLAL-EVALUATIO AP 41-10-37 1c: Rolling terrain Will require cut and fill along the road and possibly for homesOte Preparation as well. Slo pos over 30% rhould be mapped as a "no -development" area. Id.' Volcanic rock outcrops of the Pentz foothillsoccur throughout this area. Residential development should have no 'Impact on the formations. 10.: Pentz soils have a high suitability for extensive range use. They have been used In this, capacity in Central Butte for decades. Two large land holdings In the vicinity (McKnight, 6)0004 acres; Lucky 7, 7000+/- acres) are under Land ronseryai,-Ion Agreements for exclusive agricultural use. The property Is currently grazed. It Is Unknown whether future rOSIdents Will continue this or any other a0ricultur.0 Use. The qUOStIG, is therefoee whether 20 -acre e lots are sul.table In a grazing community. 1h: Active faults of the Foothill Shear Zone are Within 1 Mile of the property. Earthquiake hazards are mcdorate. 4b: Sidalcea Robustal a Rare and Eildangared species, could be located on site. The plant Community and elevations fall within Its pre;'rerr-ed habitat. A survey shall be conduct -ed to locate populations and discuss appropriate mitigation measures. The survey 'should commence as soon as possible to take advantage of this flowering season. 4dt Tile Property Is used for grazing, which may or may not continue Into the future, IIJ Division will permit conStrUCtIOn of three residences and outbuildings In a rural area. 13a: Up to 80 A.O.T. could be generated by this project. 13c: A new access .,oad will ht./(-- to be constructed to serve the p8rdelz. No improvement to Williams, Road will be required. Wlilia.ris It a well maintained private road with adequate capacity. 14a: Fire hazards on site are extreme. TIhder-drY grasses and brush are a formidable fuel load. The nearest fire stttloo is a miles distant at butte College. It Is a volunteer station with a good aiveraga response: r1 re -resistant roofing and sidlilo) water 'ttbrioe and Interior sprinklers should all be toilsidored to Improve fire prbtoction4 14b -ft Development can be expected to indroatt demands for all publlc services. Densities serve to minimize potential Impacts, 20a* Butte County Maps Indicate the site may have been utilized by Native Americans, A survey Is required to dei.-Ormina what IF any Impact the project may have on resources. To minimize survey costs,,$ homesite loc-aitlons could be detl000tedi The SQrVOY Could then focus on hoMesItb areas and exclude the balance of the property. Ki a- 1 A. Project Descri o 1 Type of Project Land Division. 2. Brief Description= Tentative Parcel Map dividing 60 acres Into three parcels of 20 acres eacl- 3. Locations on both sides of an old stage road; approximately 1200 feet fr-om its intersection with Williams Road, approximately 6200 feet north of DUrham-Pentz Road, Butte Co l 1 %0 a Qal - 4 Propo stbd Do% is i ty 'of Development.* 1 d . u . /20 acres. 6. Amount of Impervious Surfacing: Minimal. 6. Accoss amd Nearest Public koad< s ? e. Access to be developed off of W"i 1 l l �-rims Road. 7. Method of Sewage Disposal Septic tanks, leachfield. 8. Source o-' Water SUppl y it Individual We l i s. 9. Proximity of Power Lines: At Williams Road 10. 'r* ; e,n : '# e4 i ori further land df i v i s i ons and leve 1 opment: ,, i 5n mouI d perm i t to .nstructI on of three dwel 1 i ng un i ts. iilysical a Topogrt0hi c P%,oar:jcter Within a saddle with west anc.'. cast side sl oPes,. rl l i n9 to hilly. b. S1 opet 11-609 3rrom r,,uec-is terrain appeared gentler on inspection C. Elegation 360-720' A,S.L d. Limiting Factors ;4 Steep slopes, •.tiart i cu l ai- I y on Parcel 3. 2. Soils a,. Types and Characterlstict:o. POhtzo less than 20`', gray -brown, sandy loan, moderate perrmeability, well draining, high suitability for exten3;ive mange use. b. Limiting Factors: Shallow soils can be Unsuitable for septic systems. 3. Natural hazard. -t of the Land a. Earthquake Zooe' Foothill Shear zone area, within l Mile of activo faults`. b. Lrosion Potential: High. c.. Landslide Potential, Mode►^ate. d. i= i re Hazard: Extrome e. Expansllvo Soil Potential" Low. 4. Hydrology a. Surface 'Water: Drains into two forks of Dry Creek locdb,ad off site. Farm pond 2001"'/- southwest: -8- { tf b. Groundwater= Unknown resource. c. Dr,,ainage Character-istics Soils are well draining d. Annual Rainfall (normal).* 3.0-35". e Lim Iti ng Factors: None. 5'. Visual/'Scenic Quality: Highly $cenic valley ringed by Pentz foothills. 6.. Acoustic Quality: Excellent. 7., Air Quality-* Good., 8. Vegetation: Oak woodland, Blue Oak' Pines, Gr^assses, rock outcrops, rock bluffs. Potential for Rare and Bndan9ered species. 9. Wildlife Habitat: Good wildlife use because of low human activity. Cultural Environment` 10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area High; 11„ Butte County General Plan designation: Agri 4 cultural -Res i dent i a'l 12i Existing Zoning Unclassified. 18. Existing Land Use on-site: Undeveloped Oak woodland. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Lard `Uses: Grazing, corrals,'bees:, resldebtial on very large parcels. b: Zoning: U (Unclassifled): C. Gen. Plan designations: Agricultural -residential, Open and Grazlhq. d. - Parcel tlizes: Adjacent.- 40, 42,1150) '25 and 90acres. e. Population Sparse, 16. Character ol:' Site _ and Area: Orazing community. 16 Nearest Urban Area: Chico: 11-12 miles: oroville: 12 miles 17. Relevant Spheres of Influence: n/a. 18. Impro"vnments Standards Urban Area: n/a. 19. Fire Protection Service:: a. Nearest, County (State) Fire Station: 4680 12 miles( #25, 3 miles; 4460 10 miles: b. Water Availability: Engine capacity. 20. Schools i 1'i Area: Durham Unified. N&_tCE 0V DErrRRk3E iT='oN To i Office of Planning and; 6 eatch � F 1,1c Butte County 14.70 Tenth. Street, Roo a�1121 FJI �� 6' Planning Department Sacramento,, CA 9.581.4 Y� T ,�s% 7 County Center Drive or AUG 2 U Mu Oroville, CA 95965 x County Clerk County of Butte E..:ANOR M. BECKER Cow) OVA y A. UAClii Uo of SUSJ'ECT s Filing of Notice df `- eterminat on in Num)pliance With Section 21108 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code, Project Title AP If Name Tentative Parcel. Map 41-10.31 Robert W, Brown State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number (if submitted to Clearinghouse) Public Works John Mendonsa 534-4266 Project Location On both sides of an old stage road, approximately 1200 feet from its intersection w --,x Williams Road, approximately 6200 feet north of Durham -Peng Road,. Rt�: P-gZrg arae - Project Description Tentative Parcel: Map dividing 60 acres to create three 20 -acre parcdls This is to advise that the _Butte County Advisory Agency_' (Lead Agencyy or Responsible Agency) has approved the above-described project on , 8•-18-86 and ;Wade (Date) the following determinations regarding the above-described project; 1. The project will, will not, have a significant effect on the environment 2 An Lnvil-orimental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of 09OA, A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA, 3 � Mitiga Aon measures were, ��ere not, made a condition of the approval of the project:. 4, A statement of overriding considerations teas, ,was not, adopted for this project. This is to certify that the final. Exit with Comments and responses and record of project approval is available to the general public at Butte County planning Department I County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Posting at ed for I"i7.ing and ,�,%'.` Dote ngGat OPR 8-X15-86 , , A'14 -z Signatt.re Stgh,, n A, Streetet Sen�.or Planner Title � kevl'sed Mar6h 1086 ?;. f Ab Ito �u '�"� `•. LAND OF NATLPkAI VVLAtTH .Ar`Jr� ISI":/1tlY, -� DEPrARTMtNT O; PUELIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) cHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIhORNIA 75965 Telephones(916) $34.4681 tfa Eo. FlarmingC RONALD D,1vCfo fioY Su _ Deputy D{iocior 1 1981986 AUG 2 iiAugust 18 1986 �eov�lie, Gts Robert W. Brown ,; AP 41-10-37 /0 14177 Martin Street Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 95926 Dear Mr. Brown; At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on August 18i 1986, the agency granted a negative declaration of environmental Impact and approved your tentative parcel map on the above --referenced property subject: tv the conditions of approval listed on the attached sheet. if no appeals are tamely filed --within ten (10) days of the date of the Advisory Agency's approval --with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors', this action will, he final. When the conditions of approval are complied with, it will be in order for you to file your ".final map" with the Butte County Department of public Worksforrecordation within twenty --four (24) months of the dater of approval by the Advisory Agency: If you have any questions regarding this msntter; please contact this office, Very truly yours, William Cheff' Director of Public Works tl J ,7,,`gg n Mendonsa Assistant Director JM/ds ccl 'planning Department tilvironmental Health Department l,ippincott%Guth Associates ,Yr Greg Stanley and Roberti Brown, TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, 3 parcels along In old stage road approx. 1200 ft. from its intersection with Williams Road which point- is approx. 6200 ft, north of Durham Pent:z Road. Butte Coilege area. AP 41-10-37 Engineer: Lippincott/Guth Associates Public Works conditions: l Verify legal access, 2 Provide two --way traversable access RS -8 -LD -I to each parcel from a county maintained road or state highway.. 3 Access to be reserved :hi deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final map. 4 Show 50 ft. building setback line measured from centerlihe of access easement. 5 Provide road maintenance agreement. 6 Show all. easements of record on the final map. 7 Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department of Public Works prior to recordation of the final map. 8 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. Health Department conditions: 9 Provide a 1.00 ft. leachfield free setback around existing wells either within the property or within 100 ft, of the property boundaries on parcel. 2, 10 Shoe{ the usable two acre sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels 1, 2 and 3. 11 Prove that the required quantities of domestic water arc available to par( -M,., 1, 21 and 3 if any parcels are less than 20 acres in size. Tf ,anal parcels are over 20 acres in size, a note may be placed on the final map that states': 'there is no evidence that ,domestic water is available." Planning Department conditions; 12 Show location of sidaicea robustFa and all properties vithin a 50 ft: rndius as a no development area, 13 Offer a conservation easement over the no development area to the California Native Plant Society. -- - . I --, -1.. -.�v . 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