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ADDRESS 1510 Park Ai
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PROJECT I)LSCRIPTION Tentat
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T,OCATION On the noel:.
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ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBERS ).. 41-1.2 - 9 4
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A-2 _ GEN. PLAN A Residential PROJECT CONSISTENT?
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED S e n t e mb e r 6 1984
E11is Ro15 Ro11s, Ander n_�t Ro11s
96S Tir St. Gliico CA 95� 926r
.DATE PtJBL -CATxON NO�i'I'CE IJRx'ITEN,
PLACE NLVSPAPER NOTICE(S) Pt1BI,ISHED 0- C. P. G. B.
DATE MAILING LIST PREPARED
DATE MAIL -.OUT NOTICES WRITTEN
--------y— MAILED NUMSI;;R
DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT P.REPAR&,)
ENVIRONMENTAL OATEGORICAL EXEMPTION
DETERMINATIONDATE S�'ILED
AND .DATE _
NEGATIVE DECLAr'1ATION ,. DATE ADOPTED
MITIGATED 'NEGATIVE DECLA%AION - DATE ADOPTED�,`�,
ENV. IMPACT RI PO,pT - DATE CERTIFIED
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9. c.t_trtin. Van Ert, AP 4L-12- !
1✓'� E, parcels on the north side F'c ra tz Ed . approx. octe m%l.e east of its of Durham
Durham arera_ En�� y anter hctirttt With Clark Rct,
0b,R JDARiNG aznar•r: Rolls,. Anderson and Ro7,ls
l%1 1:o' Rra1ls, an :Lcaecr, said the condition, axe okay,
C t d ; E,'Ft11
D tAf2'L tjG
Xr. Reid sttitt-d! havin
reva.etaed the t✓nvironrrentz] rt'vi,eet
f'1ttr�nin I}irector's Report Of t,;ov. 'iij, c!►'r,kList acid th#�
roti cited my ata.ve de lira- on o!' env]rc�cnt,Iinuatn,ltJitn�actit-ik#'or ��}tic�rt to aclpL,t a
parcel m�,p to cx•eabe x
patcPlU on AP !�1 1c } fit" ��`tz't%n Van Ert
Mve an ef'f'ort-, OtL the env,irontri+, fan413R,,;
1301"TE ce?(J "N ADVISORY FGF,;t.rc,,y�' ry
N-Wumber 19, lgali
this 06ac iaa>ovided the ,required mi.ti.�Vltion measures are complied with. '
mi'tt�;�tti.an measures are 1 throurf 1hos
-R Report of l cv. 15, 1984. . Sh ed within the Planning Rir.'L.Ctor's
ph k,krc Butte County General motlona�..,imacl'e not-Lng the project is It,
Plan and Butte County ccaniormance
unanimous ly. 5 Zvnin � dot an i "�4artdad, by
Mr
"id sta bed: noting that a mitigated nem
date, T will make a motion to approve the e`rti• d��Of a tin wad; aelr pLed this
4 parcels on AP 41 J.2 -g4. A - Parcel_ map of Martin Van i:1r. b to create
conditions: Approval o;t' the project is subject to the :t'ULl.ow:ing
Public Works Conditions:
1. Provide two-uley Lravars
t rom a county m�it��a5.n4.d able acc��s:�i,ry r'ach parcel
.. .road or st:��his hi 11t4dy,
2. Access to be reserved in deeds as per c
Offered for dedication on the l:inal ounty ot"dina r;rap, nce and
3. Show 50 ft.. building setback line measur
access easement. ed fx'otrr centerline o
4. Provide road maintenance agreement
tr�� iC,L a 55 ft. buil,lijng setback, tr<,
Pentz Road, xt tii: cQAnLerl1ne o
a
5. Show all easemonis of record on the final rra
P
74 Provide street name signs per requirement:5 of the bepartmen
of Public Works prior to recordation o1: the final: map.t
$. Provide cul--de-sac at the end of the street if roadway s
not extend beyond northerly Y doe,,
line.
9:
Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
ileal th bepa rtmon t coed i l ion,5 i
10. Provide a 100 ft. leacht±ield .tree setback around' e ..r
wells either within the xi,,tin
property or within 100 t=ti of the
Property braumdarie , on parcels l and A.
11.. 8flO r a 50` tL► .10achfiel.d setj)ac�; from Lite,d �°rinac.
parcels Xr 2 and 3. J Way on
14. Showa ] ft . l tchl zIl aet b rc:f; t t om the --,L)ri
13. Show a 100 ft,.1 .0 lrl ring Of) Parciel. 3.
the prand»; on ctb ck from G11e highw�rter; line o
parols l.r � and 4.
COUNPC ADVXSORY AGED11CY NLIDICITr.,,c;
MOVealbe-V 19, 1984 Page 15
MARTIN 'VAf!r CRT, T'F"A'
14. Show the.two alcre usable sewage dISPoGal area proven to meet
I
the requirements of the Subdivisi
3 r"Ild 4 on final ,lap. On Ocdinance on parcels L 20
The following mitigation; are also conditions of approval:
1. Utilize standar" of
control
practice*; to Minimiz measures and cone4tr
grading activities. e erosion From'uction
road develOPMent and other
2. Install cjjjve,rt-
in any (jrait,
d vo'.Yays.
YrOI c) r
3* Complete an archaeological
Comply With any Tnit, Survey prior
I IgaLion to final Rlap and
Potential redesign measures recommended
Ign of the tentative map. including
80=nded by Mr, Tuttle and carried
.10. Norarlm S
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Tresser, AP 64 6� 24� 3 P�irceis at the
Of Paschal Wuy and Xjmsh�,w nOrbillMst corner
, Rd- �L19R-Ii4v Engineer* 8i.r., jqr
OPEV IMARjt,,G est SUrveying
TOM VVInk,103 enginoc,,r, noted
9 and the Itr�_-ilth Dept. and Cilready cov:%
by VUblic Work, '3 ax
that sc'rne 'n*biga6iOn m0asure, d
arf., redundant.
Mr. Plendonsa said that mitifra�,',)Ij
I nci rt"ZasUVt! , 3 is taken
cOnd'biOn 9. Me dirp:!,re � c"Ve Or by rat�lj,� Work
ub C
Ce "'th this st,"' ack is between no buildilig aria, no
sewage system Within the 10c) pt'
Ca
Ms. Tuttle said ti -10 reat�
,011 for the no buIld,in-
eroding) unstable bank;, and pos 'I U --CbbLlck v4nn because of the
CLOOED 1WRIgG sib I f e .00d i na or other probjejm,-,.
It M18 ai;rced to delete "jitig'ati I on
KV, kcid
,d thy:ertvxron;n�antrti xev,ecj chacklist and the
convemttoftu at this mao,time, 'T Will a mati I
to
lVironmentAl mittgato,
* Norm'
imp'act Por the 'd
�"Ih Tt*e�jser PQJ�do.j map
to cevzlto 3 par,,ols on AP 64-6,%P4� firloing that tilea pt'0JPC' t Cou
L, f pe a b lti hqv�! t1h
on tll�' envirMIMML, bub VM.1 not h,,iv,,, a r
PY,10vidn.0 th,! rcquitled mit.tgnbl Q fu Ot in this canp
10h ape WILh. Thos'�'
1"4"lSl,lr0VG 41t'o to btt rait-it"at'lon mlzasn�vcfq 'li'.1 arvj �. ' 'tl . m1bil""AtIon
) L'01(, -hty, 113 b�ictius,,� It, is C(IVE4'red
by a Public Wovkr, COMiti0ft- Thp motiLln jA ttot,
t)ith tho Buttk, CourlLy r prier 7 I ha j;h(,
,610 BU(Itf,' COLInty I)rojoct in cofttort*ahoo
Tuttle atld Mtllill,od Xullima, NOUrm asloontIt'd by
r. �•
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DEPARTMENT OF pUD41C HEALTH
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Address (] 196 Momoria) Way
Reply to Cbieo, California 95926 0 7 County Conner Drive
Tolophono: 916/841.2727 Drovillcr California 959GS 0 747 E11101t Roed
Tolophonor916/534,4281 POra45o, California 95969
Tolophone: 916/87 2-( August 27, 1986
Rolls 8u}�n CO- P1drnlingC
r Anderson and Rolls
965 Fir Street SEP 2 1986
Chico, CA 95926
�ravlJa
r GaGfot�
RE TPMI/bLM! r - Van Ert
Martin
AP# 41-1,2-111 & 113
Dear Sire E/S 'Lost Bills Drive
This department has
Works. Land Development th`= Butte Count
above 1'Sited a Section that Y Department of Public
pplcation, we are Prepared to act on the
Based.. on present in�'azmation, we can
approval. recommend a
Pproval or condita,aal
Recommended Condition,
X., roval
1 Show a 1.00' ] oachiE eld
setback from the ponds on parcels 3 and
2• Place. a note on the �,
1001 of the usably sewage map that no water cvell
9 cia�eposal area on may be -located within
if YOU have an parcels 3 and 4.
Hu hes Y above
li ted a0garding this
� at the above listed .matter
10:00 AiN, weekdays �4dress or telephone r Please contact
F number between $.00Tom
Very truly yours.,.
'ward "
Division or` r., 8.
His/kf
cc Plaliningf Department
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LO—TICE OF Dril"6RMNATZONL E ".
�.
1`0: Secretary for Resources
[� 1.416 Ninth Street, Room 1311
Sacramento, CA 95814 DEc 4 1984
tte~�•�rr County Clerk, County of Butte Ei ANORM.BECKER County G�'rk
t f 25 County Center Drive A. JACIN-f
Oroville CA 95965 By c Deputy
FROM: Planning Department
7 County Center Drive (Faked)
Oroville, CA 95965
SUBJECT Piling of Notice of Determination in Compliance with
Section 21.108 or 21,152 of the Public Resources Code
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84-09-06-06
Project Title
Tentative Parcel Map AP 41-12-94 Martin 'V'an Ert
State Clearinghouse Number (if —Submitted to State C},oari.nghouse)
..Contact Person •- Tel }umber
Jo`hn,-biendonsa, Pub1c Works 916 534-426%
Project Location On the north side of Dur am-Pentz Y inn approx.
1. mile east -of inter. with Clark Road Pentz are�i
Project Description:
Di;vidi.ng 40 acres + to create four parcels of
9:1.7 to 12.,57 acres each.
This is to advise that the Butte County Adyisory�Agenc
y
(i,ead Agency)
has made t},,e fo11oU'ng determinations regarding the above-described
pro j act:
1., Thei'oject
P D wi11 have a significant effect on
the environment
will r") t
2. An Environmental Impact Report mttb prepared for this
project pursuant to the p.ravis:ions Of CEQA and was,
certified as required by Section 15085 (g) , 14 California
Administrative Coda.
A Negative Declara•t i.on was prepared for this project
porsuant to the provisions of CSQA; A copy o E the
Negative Decl.aratlon may be examinet} at the Planning .
Department, 7 County Center drive, Orov llo; CA 95965.
� A Notice or ]vxemptaan i�`�s filed ineli:cating this pia `cct
is Q.�OMPt from environmental re�viety. l
4 A sta:toment of Overriding Consideration mas,' w•a.
a.t}optecl for this project;'
8 r}i-t'igkrtion mOasures adopted by the Lead Agency to reduce
,tale impacts of the approved project a c
See attachment
at1; aturc
�tcphon A. S•treoter
So
—b —at.
Novettt}ycz� ,iii, :L984 rte;; , t ni or P1,an-ter
�rte •--
Aid 41-12-94
Nli��at;ion Measures
Utilize standard erosion control measures
practices to minimize erosion From road and constt°action
other grading activities.. development and
2; Install culverts in any drainage courses crossed
Y roads
or driveways,
3. Complete an arch.. F; 1
comply with an a o .ogica' survvey prior to
y m t final, map ani'
Potential redesign, o � ntmeasures map -
including
p.
Jensen & Associaoaho
Archaeological Consultingassocrn�a,
�n esearch
Redding Ari'
Peter M. Jensen, Ph.D. 916/244-,171,1
41 Skymountain Circle Paul K Rosendahl,Pha7,
Chico, California 95926 P, ciflc Basil)
J15%i�15-915 808/966-804
J. 7r )i.vnerin
_ Grcat gagl)a
prnjeGt Planning&development • field survey _ 7o2r2es aG tr
excavation overviews�"�"-Y
professional tours
Arc haeo ogicai Reconmalssance of the
ProPosed Mari)" Yore Erit Subdivisio.,
Butte Counter, COHIFOrma.
In order to assess the archaeological impacts of a proposed subdivision
project involving 40 :acres of land located along Pentz Road southeat of
Chico, Butte County, C,'Ufornla, the firm of Rolls, Anderson and `'t of
contracted for a complete records search and on—foot reconnaRolls
i the au
the parcel. Accordingly, on Tuesday, November 20, 1984 s author
e of
conducted an intensive, on—foot reconnaissance of the project area
purpose of locating and recording any evidence of prehistoric or significant
historic use and/or occupation.
The 40 acre parcel, owned by Martin Van'Ert, consists of a recta,
piece of land located adjacent to and on the north side of pop tz d'about
1.5 miles west of the intersect))n of Pentz and Messillo Vail
southeast of Chico. The current proposal calls for subdivisionRoad about
ey Roads
into. four 10 acre parcels.., each of whish would laterbesubjectthe edtohomoaite `de?�elopment. 1n vie ch
of the potsntial adverse effects
construction to cultural resources which might exist within the are
County and other regulations required that cultural r of future
Inventoried and formally assessed prior toproject Ula, Butte
resources be fully
Section 106 of the National Historic Preservaion Act or approval)
pursuant to
(16 U.S.C. 470), and procedures of the Advisory Counci65 j as
amended
Preservation (36 CFR 800). This report details the results of { n Historic
archaeological survey and inventory androvides he required'
recommendations. All fieldwork procedures followed guiaelines
appropriate
by the State I�tstor1c Preservation Office (Sacramento) and provided
conformity with the highest professional stOndards, re in
Location
The Van Erit parcel is locatc.d within a portion of the northwestuar
Section 26, Township 21 North, Range 3 East, of tate U S.G,S. Cherokee,
California, 7.5' Series Quad. (1970): q ter ,
k ee
Records Se#arch
pt'ior to going into the field the at°r
California information Center (CStJ-yChico)l were/ c;s, mf ed for tai Nor a' '(1st.
recorded prehistoric or
In additiorr, the Natlonal significant
Historic places Wash y,ti�? inroject area.
situs are currently recorded for the project area r also itr►mediatej elated, No
parcels; y adjacent
Ethnographically the project area falls within territory which was Occupied r
y the NorthtVestern Maidu, or iCohkow Indians Ci�lddell 19761, Figure 1),
'
Although the ethnographic data; do not identify any
area; this information in combination with the s'es within the projet
previous archaeological 'surveys within the regioh s�lts obtained from �icnsen 1879
1983)1 suggested that a number of prehistoric site typos
� g., ,
could.
bo locates;'
within the area, including the following: (1) aboriginal middens -x ;ated on
benches adjacent to springs or overlooking small tributaries of Dr/ Crook
(located about L-e mile to the south), (2) aboriginal milling stations,
including bedrock mortars, (3) isolated finds of aboriginal lithic flakes and
artifacts, and (4) small rock shelters or overhangs lacated along tht
margins of the volcanic -capped dome at the north. end Of the parcel. Such
sites have been recorded within the Immediate pruiect vicinity and
throughout Konkow'Indian territory generally.
Fieldwork
As noted, fieldwork for the project was conducted by the author on
November 20, 1984. The on -toot survey involved Criss-trossing the
rectangular parcel from east to west in survey transects sp&ced
8PP..Oxim8tely 15-20 meters apart. Examination of the surface involved
Inspection of all road cuts, holes and other disturbed areas
,for evidence, of
subsurface cultural material. Vegetation consisted primarily or irrigated
pasture grass, 'a minor *riparian* association has taken hold near the lower
of the two ponds which have been excavated within the Parcel, although this
did not pose an obstacle to surface inspection.
Survey Re:sultz, and Recomraendation
No evidente of prehistoric or significant historic Use or occupation
encountered �,-Ithfn the 4o acre parcel. Wa 3
In view of the 'negative results
achieved during both the records search and filsld survey, archaeological
clearance for the proposed subdivision is recommended. HoWever, should
future construction activity reveal evidence of subsurface prehistoric or
historic material, a qualffled archaeo Jcgj8t should be contacted
Imn, ediateiy in order to assess resources involved. s the impactsof the project to the cultural
Jensen, Peter M.
1979 Archaeological Reco'hnalssa - hce and overview for the Proposed
Southeast Chico Development Project, Report on PH
California informatior, Center) C,8U_ChIto, _0� Northeast
Oroville. and Cook & Associates,.
1983 Archaeological
Reconnaissance Of the PPOPosed Masek Subdivisloh
Nort
Projectheaoil
Keerer Roadi 8utte County, California: Report on, File,
California InVormation Centeri CSU Chico.
Liddell, Francis A.
1978 Maidu and Konkow, Mo Handbook of Nortli American Indians
Volume
8' California, Robert F. HOW, )editor, PP. 370-386. smit'hsonlan
Institution, Washington, D.C.
United States Department of the interior
1983 National Register of Historic 131°ices. F'ederai Register through
December 31, 1983 Washington, D.C.
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November 1.9, 1984 '
Martin V n, Br t RE: ;AF 4.1-1.2,.04
1.510 park Avenue
Chin,, CA 95926 Tentative pay cvj Map
At: the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory i'+goncy held
November 19, 1984, tho Agency adopted the mitioated r/cSgative
declaration regarding environmental review and apProved the
"3,c}nt:.aLive Parcell Map for yAP 41-12-94 subject to the conditions as
��4J4 `v� on the attyach` d shoot.
'ti n() '-ataPeals arae? t imel.y filed" -within ton (10) days of tl�r d�tw;r rpt
the Advisory g:.�TrJ 's al:)�. r0val "'-with the Clerk of tho Board of
SuPervx:"", this action trill, be final.
Whoa the QondiLion,8 of approv& arc JrrSW:Pliod tiJi.th, it: wJ A be i
ardor for you to file your "final map" with the BuLto - Inty
i` 0pat'lJr ant of Puhl io, Works ks for recordation within twori ., -tour { q
months A the MO Of approval by the Advisory AgC''t7oy,
If You should have: any clwgwtiono regarding this arJnt1_:er, lease
contact Lhis offl co. r �"
Ver,•y truly ytju rss
William Cheff
Director o1: ppbl. io Works
Lu- �_ ZA/A I i �, 2 -_
Jahn Mandahsa
i:;t nt
DirocLor
Atthchmot
Cc:Vl.an;Y' 110 - tlnvirOra,:onLaal Rev io,,1
Canvl ct nr,n.!n al ROOM 00part.tac>lat:. �uffaCO. Plannn
Rol :l r hrlc.lcirryv.aa ant�l t all ,gCq+nm:
h10V 2 0 1884
Ornvlle, C:alitatntq
Martin Van Ert, Tentative Parc '
F/4 el Map, 4 Parcels oil the nor[ -h side
• of Dur-harit Ponta Road, approx. 0110 11jilo
, cast 'of ics inLersectlon.
Witt, Clark Road. Durbalri area
AP 41-12-94
Engineer: 1t011 -S, Anderson and k1ol.j.,q
Public Works CondlLions:
1. Provide two-way traversablo accrnss gs-S-LD-1. to each parcel
frOlt, a county malnLained road of stat o hjghw,-jy.
Access to be resel.-ved in dr!cds ah, por County
Offered for dedication on ttle fahaa mat). -Irl
Ordinance z d
3. Show 50 fthullding setback line mc1;1sured fr*()ln cenLerline of
,acces8 easement.
4, Provide road maintenanca agreement.
5. Indicate a 55 it. building, setback from the CIMHrline of
Wentz Road.
6. Show all casainclits Of record on the final map,
7. Provide stro,�L- name Si(.1118 per requiromonLs OF Lho D3-pa-rtrilerit
of Public Wot-k!.; prior to rocord,�t lon of tho final map.
8- PrOVi(le CUI-00-.sao at the "d Of' 010 S(-Xu0L if roadway do's,
not extend b(.,Yond nortjlGrjy jij,fi.
9, Pay any <1i,,j*
111OULML taxes Or current
Heal(Al, I7c ja >^ttnbitl l condiH.ons:
10' 1roviclrl'a 100 ft' loac""Old fr0t' set;
I
I n
�ca�sar,irrci raga
w0lls OiU'011: Wit Han tho propel—Ly c)r within 100 Lt. of thog
proVurty on parcc,41S I and 4.
S11" ') 50 ft- 10achf'Old scLhk trik rmil tho drajll,�,Iqo Way on
parools 1', 2 and 3,
12 i Shaw G► 100 ft., lj,�
t 3
high�,,*,ltar lino or
1) a r c c.; d 4
14, Show Lho LWO ac"O ustiblo sawiljo,arra proven to mootLho 1-eqLl111aoill-!nU13 of tho Subdiv 'inqo' 'Or(j-tj�j�
net, on ur kml J. 2
and 4 oil r -
'ell 0 Following o com) I t. Ions or approvol;
I tTt.i.l izo standard ):orjon cont rol llloasurn" a n (I o
. s vilotion
Pl."i'01-1coni Lo mitlinlivo orotolon trom ro.1d dovolopmullL cilia 0010'r
l
'i
2* Install. culverts in any cra :inago courses crossed by ro4fdt'; or
driveways
rd
3. Complete an archaeological survey prior to Ei.naJ snap and
comply with any mitig ltion measures recommendoO including
poWnti.a.,l redesign of tete tentative map.
Inter-Depaameintal Memorandum
M Advisory Agency
FROM; Planning Director
SUBJECT: Revised Report on Tentative Parcel Map of Martin Van Brt, A[' 41-12-94:
DATE: November 15, 1084
This is a proposal to divide 40 acres to create four parcels of
9.17 to 1.2.57 acres each. The present zoning is A-2 (General).
The hand Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates
this area as Agricultural. -Residential.
The proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor any adopted
or proposed element Of the Butte Count, General Plan nor any County,
specific or community plan. Thj.s finding is based, in part, on
Past official actions by the County in this vicinity includi
tentative approval by the ng the
Advisory Agency of a four Parcel division.
(two at 7' acres, one at 10.5 and one of 14 acres) on AP 41-1.2-93
in March 1983. Though the adjacent large parcels to the north
and east one under hand Conservation Agreement grazln..g contracts
(160 acre ttiiri mum contract acreage) , division of this parcel, as
proposed�isnot expected to set a precedent for extensive land
division activity nor substantially affect livestock grazing in
this vicinity.
Recommend approval, subject to the following mitigation measures:
1. Utilize standard erosion control measures and construction
practices to minimize erosion from road development ai-id other
grading activities.
2. Install culverts in any drainage courses crossed by toads or
drivet•ays
3. Complete an archaeological survey prior to final map and comply
with any mitj.gat.ion measures recommended a ncludingotential
redesign of the tentative reap. p
8A8: It
cc: Martin, Van Brt
9611s, Anderson and ,Zolls
TCI: Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM: Planning Director
SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel. Map of Martin Vanfi7ri,
on AP 41-12-94
DATE: November b, 1984
This is a proposal to divide 40 acres to crease four parcels of 9.17 to
12.57 acres each. The present zoning is A-2 (Genera)- The Land Use
Plan Map of the butte County General, Plan designatoo this aria as
Agricultural--Residential.
The proposed map is inconsistent with adopted policies on pages 31 And
49 of the Land U50 Element, specificall.ye
Is Maintain extensive areas for primary use, as livestockgrazing
land (sails highly suited to grazing)
2. Allow livestock grazing on all suitable sites not needed for
development or 'crop production.
3. Prevent scattered development in grazing areas.
4. Compatibility with neighboring agricultural activities.
S. Evidence of adequate water and sewage disposal capacity (soils
Underlain by hardpan )
b. E:aist'ing parcel sizes.
7. Effects on adjacent uses, crop production, l.vestoc°k grazing
(growth inducement, complaints of odor, urs),.
AP 41-1.2-94
Page 2
8. E;;i.sting utilities and drainage -Facilities
Adjacent parcel sizes: north -- 60 acres, 320 acres
south - 199 acres, 40 acres
west -Four at 10 acres, 557 acres
east - 227 acres, 462 acres
Rolling Nilly Estates is 2000 feet southeast, divided 'in 1967.prior to
toning or General Plan. parcels required a Cert i l icate of ampl.iance to
show they were legally created.
The as yet un -finished central Butte study r,acommended residential.
development occur in already developed areas served by transmission
lines, drainage Facilities, etc. to protect grazing industry and limit
sprawl
The proposed map is inconsistent with adoptedand proposed plans•
Government Code Section 66474 requires a denial ;of any map -Found
inconsisten#- with applicable plans.
L T: I kt
r_c Martin VanErt
Ralls, Anderson and Rolls
0
965 FIR STREET • CHICO, CALIFORNIA 95926 + TELEPHONE 916,895,1422
Rolls
Rnrierson
Rolls
Octobea: 2, 1984 CIVIL ENGINEERS
Buffe Co. Planning Comm,,
Planning Department 007 4 1984.
County of Butte
7 County Center Drive ,'Oraville, California
Oroville, Ca. 95965
Attention: Laura ,M, Tuttle
Subject: Tentc-ttive Parcel Map
A. P 41-12-94
Gentlemen:
Based Upon
subject Parcel Map, we submit the Follow%n Comments:
effects of the
Your initial stud of the environmental
g mments
Item 10, The only homesitera ose
Of the property has been don the steeper portion
graded: The grading was plan -
nod to minimize erosion
potential,.
Item id. The only portion of the property which exceeds 1
is the northerly portion of Parcel 4the
, where slope
has already Been graded, hom:site
Item le Interior roads and driveways will be
gravelled.
Item 1g'; The property and many nearby
ou
acres in size or smaller, wiichris�no are
condrret lto40
rangeland grazing. Irrigation of the
Will occur with development, will property, which
grazing capacity of the landi greatly increase tlye
stem 1h;
resign of all structures is required to com 1
seismic standards of +~he Uniform Building mply with
the
i3uilding Oficial feels that a local, hazard justifies a
more stri119e,nt seismic design , he has
to require such design+ the authority
Planning Department
County of Butte
October 2, 1984
Page 2
S
Item 3b. Any increase in storm runoff caused by development
has been offset by the attenuating effect of holding
ponds which have been constructed on the property.
Item 3f. Placing gravel on. interior roads and drivewapi will
mitigate this impact.
Item. 5c. The existing graded homesite area is in the central portion
of Parcel. 4 at the toe of the steeper portion of the
property. A home in this location should noL cause
any problem to migrating wildlife.
Item 8. As stated in Item lg., this property and many nearby
parcels are currently 40 acres in size or smaller. A 40
acre parcel is not practical for rangeland grazing.
Conversion of these lands to irrigated pasture, which can
occur with development, will provide a practical use for
parcels of 10 acres, and will greatly increase the grazing
capacity of the land.
item 20. It is proposed that an archeological survey and clearance
be made a condition of approval. of the Tentative Parcel
flap .
It is noteworthy that 40 -acre parcel to the west
of this property was recently divided. Into four 10 --acre pa,fcels.
Please let us know if you, need additional nfortu���n.
Very truly yours,
ROLLS, ANDERSON & ROLLS
4VI'5 C. R 9,1`s
Ellis C. Rolls
tcA t lep
APPENDIX l '
t,L1i1NT�' �,rr 1�t1T�'x.
hNVI RONW-WPA1, C HE CKIA ST 1aC111bt
(1-0la comple-HolT11 1,ed jR611c-v r
l.oLt i! 84-09-06-06
l BACKGROUND, It it 4.1-12-04
l.. Name of proponent !`Martin Van Ert
2, Address of proponent and r('lre e11ta1t.i�c= (if appllc.a1h1c1)
] 510 Park Avenue Ro11.51nde s,4,;_.sz.L,:.
_. _
y_Chnco, CA 95926 965 Fir. Street
h;cow .c1 Js�J26
a. Projo *t description Tentative Parcel Maj!
h_IANDATQRY FINDINGS OTS FI CANCT YES MAYBE NO
a. goes the projct have tj� potential to dvrrasl(, 1°hc,
quality of the environment, substantially reclll('(5
the hal"It•,t Or a fish or wlldlifo species, (:a111Ne Cl
fish or uil(ts,ife population to drop 1-loji self=
,.allstaini ig It' 17Cl.i, threaten to 111;111t or
Animal community, :educe tilen"3tl1�i4:�' `?2 restrit.-t file
range of a rare (ll• ondallger0d plant Or animal or
eliminate importantt cxanlltlos of the major perio(Is
of Ccl]1 rami(! history or I)rehls-for„*”
!l, lioe( the rzojoet have the potential to achieve
short-term henefits to t11(. J(Ytrimrjlt of 11�11Rw�c1'm,.
environmentalL;nals? i.1 short-term impact o11 the
ctllvir(lrlm}�nt is nne which Occurs in a relatively
brief perioc" of time while long-term impacts w11'I
endure into the future') L,
Does the projec, ba,,c impacts which are individu-
111)' limited, but cum117a1t;ivetu collsidu.able? (A
ps'Uject may impact o.11 two Or anal°v se pat',+! , resourceswhet°o tile`. impact. Oil (.aalch resource is la;1't1vVD,°
5111x1 � ,
but where the e f i'ect of thi, total of tho' so
1ml)rlets on tll(, vtI1' rOnmelit is si ,rlificant. ) u
d. I)Oes tll(' pr(lit' t have= en1- ,°on11entall eiTeets lvllich
will Glut e luhst.ln"111' II(I 'SO C rl`00e.S (1n 1111m,111
beings, olthel' dir('t�tly or inalirectIv?
11I `1I?RMINA"f,ION ('ro hL, k,timtllrte*c( liY thcs i.e;iil Ai enc a"
On the hrl;.—z or thin illitiall (ralllral.tit�t�:
I/M! Tints the 11ropilt oil project r'=)ULD NOT hav(. a significant effect
u°a) the enVi runlaom , and Aa: ,1"1GATI�T. DECLARATION wi l 1, be prcparoq '
I/IQ find that olthoulh tuck J)rollosed Jiro eel: could Ilave It tiigrli'
Cant effect on tilt, �'nvironmentj thol'L' will not 11e a .51 ni f7,I"�71t
r fl eLt it, 1111 � �t'a1. '�(�rt1ust' tis: ' IT'1'I GATION NWASURI-S descri.bo.d on
tilr< attached Sheet id.lve hood a1t.1detl tip 010 1"I"JOct, A N4GATTVI'
MEl:LAT A'l MN w i 11 I)v prepared,,
1/1Vl, M`i'nd t1W prnpasCJ Pro,,'ect MM Ilalre a1 .: tl;►►', rrr.ect on
th( (S t1 {r(rtun(�nt, artrl la I.NV RONMPNMAI IMPACT I.I i:s rc tlireel,
Septelllbor 27; 1984 ('t1Cl,"V'l'1' of CiI17'"I'ti Jll,'1NN1NG 1) WARTNIi:(<.,.t
Chir elrytj
1trle
Associate Pjanhat
iteyviewod bV
ENVIR(?NMEtaTAL ACTS
xp' anatxons a a114
�„ and ".maybe" answers are required
on attached sheet(s),�'yes
1. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant- YES
`a.
N
MAYBE No
Unstable earth conditions or in changes in
geologic stybstructures?
b,
Disruptions, displacements, compaction or
overcovering of the soil?
c.
Change in topography or ground surface
relief features?
d.
Destruction, covering or modification of any
unique geologic or physical features?
e..
Increase in wind or water erosion of soils,
either on or off-site?
f.
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
stands,or changes in siltatioxi, deposition
or erosion which may modify tine channel of
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or Lake?
g.
Loss of prime agricuiturall.y produc•t.ive 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, ATR. Will the proposal. result in substantial;
3._
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
_.
b.
The creation of objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes i
Alteration
\)"
c.
of aix movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate,
locally or regionally?
3, WATER. Willproposal
oal o-tult� in substantial:
ilthe psr
ior he course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
b.
Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns
or the rate and amount of surface: runoff?
c,
Need for Off-site surtace drainage improve-
ments, including vegetation removal, channel-
iza.tion or culvert Installation?
d.
Alterations to the course or flow of flood
hate rs ?
e.
Change in the, amount o-" surface water in any
water body;'
E.
Discharge into surface waters, or in any
.""..
alteration of surface water quality, incltiding
but not limited to tempoc•ature, dissolved
ozygon or turbidity?
g.
Alteration of the direction or rate of flow
cf ground waters?
h;y
Chan6e in the quantity of groundd waters,
either through diroc t additions of with-
draawa:l.s , °,)r through interceptioll of an
aquifer �v p°Llts or exca.r actions ?
i .
Reduction in the amount of hater otherwise
availab_e for public water supplies?
j
Exprasaare of people or property to water
related hazards such as Elooding?
..
YES
MAYBE NO
4.
PLANT LiFE, Will thero osal resin
p p t in substantial:
a.— Gt,ange in the
--w.
diversity of species, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
shrubs, brass) crops, and aqua,.ic-plants)?
b. Reduction of the nuii,bers of
any unique, rarcs
or endangered species of plants.?'
C. Introduction of new species of iIants into an
area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish-
ment of existing species?
d-. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
S:
:ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result' in substantial;
a. Change in the diversity of
species, or numbers
of any species of animals (bads, land animal,;;
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,
benthic
Organisms or insects)?
b. Reduction in the numbers of
any unique,'rare
or endangered species of animals?
ems. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area., or result in a barrier to the mi,gT11tion
or movement of animals ?
d Deterioration
to existing fish or wildlife
habitat?
--�-j
;VCS, Will the proposal result in substantial.:
a• Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
P .
LIGHT AND GLARt , Ji.11 the proposal produce
signi icant
light anu glare?
8,.
LAND USE, Will the proposal result in a
subpial alteraltion of the 'planned
presenr Or
land use of an area?
9.
!'dAVrURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal. result in
substantial;
a. Increase in the rete of use of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion Off' any non-renewable natural
resources?
10,
RISK OF UPSFT . Will the Proposal involve,,
a, risk of explosion or the release Of hazard-
Outs substance_
(including, but not Limited to
Oil, POsticiLks, chemicals or radiation) in
event
the
of an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible interference With an
emergency
respOnse plan or emergency evacuation plan?
Qt,M0, Wilt 0101 proposal, alter the location,
tr�bt t on, i
,lepra tv, or growth rate Of the hurrah
population',,
1 .
VOU,SING. Will the I)roposa,l affect 13xisting housing,
or
crcatO a. 1'or additional hou8ing?
YES MAYB y NO
13.'tRANSPOit,'ATTUhT./CII2Cu"'ITOr1. Wil the Proposal
�
result :� ::
a. motto-. Matron oX? substantial additional vehicle
b. Eff,S ctK on existing parking facilities, or _
demand for new parking?
c. Slxbsta� tial impact on pvisting transportation —
systera ;?
d. S�gnifi w•a.nt alterations to present patterns
Of circulation or movemc�ttt of people and/or
goads?
e. ! [;'erations to waterborne, rail or air traffi(,,?
f rizrea,se, in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, -
"IcYcl )-sts oz. Pedestrians?
14. PUBI t C SEE.VICEs.
Will the proposal have an e t";Fc c;t
uP()r,, in a need for new or altered
goW rnmental services
a. Fire f:rotection?
b Pal iC ,, protectio7t :'
C. SC1Ioo.IS?
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
e. Ma:ini.,vnance of Public facilities nciudin�;
roads?
f. Other governmental services?
15- ENERGY. dill the proposal result in:
'97—Use of substantial amounts of Fuel or energy?
b: Substantial increase in demand upon existing
sour es of energy, or require the development
of new Sources of energy?
1 'Ux�IiTIES. Will the propsal result in a need for
......_
riO4 Systems, or substantial alterations to the
fo L l owirr g
a, Power or natural, gas?
b, Communications systems ;? ---
C. Water
"Wer or Septic tank?
e. Storni water drainage?
f. Solid waste and disposal?
17,,\1AN E�EAX� 'Il. Will the propersal result in:
.. zea �dn of any health hazard or potential
health hazard CetiCiuding mental health)
b. Exposure of people to Potential health
hazards?
18. AESTNE��S,, iVill the proposal result in the
o structz'on of any scenic vista or view open to
the public, or will the PI oposal result in the
c eationcof aestheticallyan?offensive site open
—
No
0
M
YES MA)` NO
I:9. RECREATION. Will the proposal .result in an impact
upon the truality or quantity of existing rec-eati.onal
oPPortunities?
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES.
a. Will tl.6 proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological site? A
b. Will the proposal result in adverseh sical:
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric nr
historic building, structure or object?
C. Does the proposal have the potential to causr
a physical change which would affect unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the pro oral
P restrict existing religiotas
or sacred uses within the Potential impact
area?
V, DI5CUS5ION OF ENVIPaAfitENTAT, EVALUATION AP 41-12-04
1c. Amount of grading necessary is dependent upon,tghere the access
roads and homesites are located. Proportionally
site disruption will occur oo t11 �t'It1Ut)et gdnan
ea entlerd
n slopes over 20
terrain..
ld: The Pentz foothills are highly scenic
in a pristine state, and Should be preserved
Limiting development to lopes o; 15 or less
Will effectively limit impacts to the foothill,s
le: Dirt roads are highly susceptible �L') erosion.
anterior road, dravelling the
riveway, and. roadside drainages ,;yllCstahilize the
roads and limit erosion.
19t Pentz soils have a. high suitability for extensive range use,
Creation of ranchettes takes the property out of agricultural use and
increases opportunities for lana use conflicts
1h: Immediately north of the property is an inferred. fault of
foothill shear zone,, it represents a moderate hazard. tllo
: Storm runoff will incr
surfaces, 4ase from roadways and other impervious
5f: A small stream is located on the gest side of Parcel 4, So -is
eroded off of roads and driveways tvil.l (li schaxge into the stream
the rainy season,
4d; The property is nOW used as an irrigated p:lstUrc,
5c Nortlierri p `
ort�on
Reof Parcel 4 3.
*s w�.tlti,1 the whiter deer herd area:
stricting development to the southern end of Marcel 4 should reduce
any possible impact to migrat
Ing vi dli.fe,
S Central Butte is home for the Coun
ty's lar grazing
industry. gest ranches and razi.n
The County has adopted policies to:
a) Maintain e=xtensive areas for p rtnary
grazing: la;nrl, use as livestock
_y
♦ Al? 41-12-94
DISCUSSION OV ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION (continued)
b) Allow livestock grazing on all suitable sites not
needed for development or crop production.
c) Prevent scattered development in grazing areas,.
See Butte County General Plan Land Use Element, page 31.
Creation of 10 acre parcels will set a precedent which will o: ode
the very foundation., of the grazing industry.
Though the parcel is designated Agricult:ur:iI-Res idontial with to
1-4n acre parcel size, policies on pages ,I an,! 49 do not sup --)ort
-this small a parcel size:
12 Land divisions can put great development p;rossures onto
surrounding properties.
14: All services will be provided by Butte County;
13 The pentz foothills are highly scenic and visible for miles
around. Homesites will alter their natural appearance, but will
not be aesthetically offensive.
20a: Butte County maps indica.to the property is highly likely to
contain' archaeological remains. Prior to development, a survey will
have to be prepared.
Ix. MANDATORY FINDINGS OF SIGNIFICA14CE
b Preserving lands :dor grazing is a long-term
goal, of Butte County.
yy _
,. • Applicant : Martin La}
Aleseor,n Parcel ,,.
DATA SHEET ERD Log # 84-00-06-06
A. Protect Description
1. Type of Pxoect Tentative Parcel Map
2. Brief Description: Land rliyi S'i nn of All
paxcels Of 9..17 to 12:57 acres
3 Location; On the north side of Durham -Mentz Road
1 mile east of its intersection h Clark Road., (��n ti -,
4. Proposed Density of Development: 1 DU/parcel
5. Amount of lmparvious Surfacing: Slight
Vii. A00ess and Nearest Public Road(s) Pen•tz Road art acent to thee
SgUth
7. rlethod of Sewage Disposal: Se tic tank
S. Source of Water Supply: Individual well
PrOxizit of Power Lines: Y To origi9 areal
10i Potential fOl' further land divisions and developn-o : "t Unknown
B. EnvironmentalSottin
Physical Envi. ?^onment
�. Terrain
a. General. Topographic Character:, Rolling foothill
b. Slopes:., Parcel 1 �
1-7•o Parcel 2, ,-l0
I'a1Srs1 i �� ano
Parcel 4. 1 n . anA-
c. ,levaUon 380 to 600 feet ASL
d. Limiting Factorsl: -
S1es graatethan 20Pa
. Soils
a• Types and Characteristics: Pentz 10s8 than 20"
browny lUAM grey brown, pale saxld. s _ motlerat� :7�h`I•mr.;n h�; 7 ; :,.
Suitabil'tv Eox ox ensI'Ve ran e_ u.se
b Limiting; °actors. 2 10 � sur, ace roc--
----------------
Natural Hazards of the Land
a. Earlhquake Zone:�,lmrhedi�teh.south o� inferred
--��.�t,.�z`ti]—" fault in rootllil7
b. Erosion Poteti al : Ifi h
c. Landslide Poteq't�al ; Moder ate d. Fire azard :z Moderate -High
.. Oil El. Expannivo Sail. Potential..—r _ _ .
4. Hydrology Low
a Surface Water: Vahan
Unnatfioa spring to Clear Crook Oq feet east:
er C`ealC _aloe 0. .. or. o P
... Ai�La �iw►di.� _F (a
Data , Sheet continued
All 41-:1,2-94
b. Ground Water: Unknown resource
c. Drainage Character sties: Well drainin soils ------ '
d:. Annual Raiv-r ,ll
(normal): 3'5+ inches
:�.
Limiting Factors :
5. 'Visual/Scopic
Quality: Hzghzy scenic
Good
6 Acoustic Quality. anarama views
�- '
Air Quality:
Good —"-'
Bilocal%�-iz'ol`vnent:
8. Vegetation: Open grassland, , one or two trees on I�,zr
... E,_• cels 2 L11111
9Wildlife Habitat:
Northern. portion within tuzn.t:er deer herd area
Culw turalEnv roc ment
'IQ. Archaeological and Historical Resources in theHi
arr.�A : gh
11• Butte County General. Plan dosi nation: It
g Agricultttrai4Residential
12 Existing; Zoning; A-2
13. Ztzsta.ng Land Use on.
site:___ Parce_l Irrx aced
pasture
remaining parcels 'undeveio ed and residence,
14. Surrounding Area
a. Land. Uses. pew residences on lane arcels a
to Roll, Hills Estate pont,oothilissturesa
b. Zonins : _ _ A-2
GTen. Plan desi natio -
' nst �ricuitural-Res}dential,
and Open :ta.7d _ _ d Grazing
d.i`nan
Parte +
LIS .1 Hills est- e a lon C ar};s
e. Population. -ad
15.
y
'1C. �eara.ctor of Site and A"ca: Central $utte - iotver� .
arOst Urban. Area: orovill.e 10 Eootha--- .._�
17b Pel evaliphers onfluee: miles south Paradise 9
miles
�- Noire.
18 l mprovements Stand,ard.s Urbana. Area, :
,._ NIA
'iq. Fire Protection Service:
a. Noaveat Count Durham #45, itis miles west
Slate) Eire S'tat,o : Con cow #37
b Water Avall,abil,ity? Nonr .10 Miles no
20. School; in. Area:: Golder, r6,1+1,
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