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Home My WebLink About041-330-017• �,j . , t - CJ ° ,� C \ Ar i P � _ �� - , /� �� V r. � ._ �.. _+ � �� .. n ,� , e ` y ar . a ;, JJ• � n r a I' y/ � P � ',� ��, i '� - � ' JV d ,W � � '" .. 4 ' � � > , � �i � ��' / . /+ �r4. i 1 �M J �. � � � q. r • � b � '\. 0 ,� , � •. 1 ,; :„, a+ • �, � . �� .� , � �� u'� � L'. ° � � - , A ',. . •. moi, / � �1 . ,, u .� � � � Y 1 . � ' • + � 1 r tL.' ..� � g6-65 FILE No. �. - 8,6-06-23-.01� LOG NO - - �RO�`�C� S:�iyiN.iARY S:HEE'� Terry Valenti serry Vnlen An - proposed N� aLive Decl_arat�.on regarding environmental impact and Use Permit to t allow a .boarding kennel on property zoned U (Unclassified) and S-H ((Scenic Highway] locatel at the northerly corner of Highway 70 and Peutz Road, identified as .AP 41-33-17,, southeast of Paradise. The Commission waived the rdadinII of the Staff Findings. 'the hearing was openers to the public. Jerry g Valentine a reed with the condi ions. The location of his sign. re was a brief discussion on the Commissi<-Idr Waster asked if the building was being built and did he have a building.permit. Nr- Valentine hated that thr building permit is applied for. 00mmissiattior Lync1; asked if the applicant had looked into the State regulations for boarding kennels as to size of runs, etc. Mr, PP Y{"d oximatel.y 6' x 50 and there. would abenannexercise that in tion to thes would be aruns. He state be a 21 concrete wall between, the runs. d that there would. Commissioner Lynch asked if he Was providing a separate septic system for the kennel. MV, Valentine staged that the waste would be picked up every Monday, that thti runs would be cleaned daily. Commissioner Lynch was concerned with the liquid waste, Mr. Valentine stated that: it will run off from the kennel with a trap for hair or anything solid. He stated that fie had been workin years. g 4n this project for 3-4 Commissioner Lambert questioned if he agreed with condition #7. hat if this Was approved with conditions as listed he would be limitedhtos20truns and have to come back for more, Staff stated that the O iginal application was for 20 tuns, Commissioner Lambert asked if this was a phased protect over 2 yearns would 20 runs be feasible. Mr; Valentine stated that he could not would need 1.00 dog runs, gat a resident vet with anly 20 runs, he Crsmmissic�t: er ,Lam . iart questioned If there w4-i e axiy neighbors. Staff stated that the area was very sparsely populated. Mr. Valentine stated that there was 5 acres between him and the neighbor. Commissioner Peabody stated that the project looked good. He said that he had been to the .site.. The hk�aring was closed, Commissioner Lynch discussed the $evjagle, disposal system, condition #1. Staff stated that the wording was directly from Environmental Health: Commissioner Lynch stated that his concern was drain water from the runs being washed down into the ground and he :felt it should go into a septic system instead. 14ti Valentine did not see a need' to run the ;,train, water into a septic system.. Mr.. Valentine was concerned with oversaturation from rain water runoff if it went into the existing septic system. Chairman Varcruse felt that they should leave this concern to the Health Department. Commissioner Lynch stated that washdown waste water unto the ground is a concert. Commissioner Walter stated that this was in compliance with the Health Department requirements, it was moved by Commissioner Peabody, seconded by Commissioner Lambert, and. carried to approve the use permit for 100 dog runs as follows: A. kind that the requirements of CEQA have been completed and adopt a Negative 'Declaration; and B. Find that the proposed use complies with Butte County Code Section 24-47 and that the proposed use of the property will not impair the integrity and character of the zone• iii which the land lies and that the q-80 would not be unreasonably incompatible with, or injurious to surrounding properties or detrimental to the health and general welfare of persons residing or working in the neighborhood or to the general health, welfare and safety of the County, and C, Approve a Use. Permit to allow a bohr.0 ng kennel and vetetinarian office for 100 dog runs in the 5-14 and U zone, on AP 41-33-17 (Jerry Valentine) subject to the following Condit°Lofts i 1. Provide proper handling and disposal of all animal feces Arid urine so as to prevent odor and fly production on the p-rdmiseAi This may be met by daily removal of animal vastest and confining material to fly -tight lealtproof containers .and trans;port to an approved disposal site, or by installation of conar,Ivte ru!,16 and a sewage di#P sal systeta for washdowr� wastewater dispoMill.-ft_ebmplisnce 'With Public Health rdquiraments. u C'f`B COIF 1DANNIiw C155 MifTB, r , 1. Verify that the exist'ing.septic system and well are adequate.to servo. the kennel facility Kith two travel trailers. 3. Obtain encroachment permit from the Department of Public Works and upgrade the existing drivsway,;as necessary, to meet their requirements,, 4. Kennel. buildingsto be constructed in a manner t~o restrict noise levels to a maximum of 60 :decibels (dB) at the property lines, pursuant to the, Noise Element of the. General Plan. 5. Kennel facility to be: entirely .enclosed with ventilation and heating. 6. Plant and maintain a fast-growing screen of trees(eucalyptus, poplars, cottonwoods, etc.) at 6 -foot interval: around the kennel, buildings pri.cr to issuance of final building permit. i. Comply with any requirements of the Building Division of Public Works, 8. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulations. Commissioner Lynch felt it was a blank check to give the applicant 100 dog runs„ Be waca concerned With the amount of wastes - Commis.ioner Lambert stated that she would have preferred to see a mare detaile,l Milan. A ES Comm:;ssioners Peabody, Lambert, Walter, and Chairman Vercr;lse NES Ctg= ssionor Lynch (Commissi.oner Lynch ws not opposed to tho kennel, but it sh��.;1 d be limited to 20 runs) with a 119e permit for expansion and a septic syaltem for waste water disposal) ABSEM NO one ABSTAINMNo one �-.rtji1111''RS IL b �;u FILE NO.) -33-17' OUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - September 10 1986 APPLICANT: Jerry Valentina OWNER • Same i' REQUEST- Use Permit to allow a boarding kennel AP NO . a 41-8-3-17 SIZE. 4,.15 ac LOCATION At the northerly corrnor of Highway 70 and Bentz Road, southeast of poradise EXISTING ZONING: U and SH ZONING HISTORY= ?oneo U on Sept„ 17, 1 q85, Ord. x248$ SIURROUNOINC ZONING= U? :SH SURROUNDING LAND USE; Refer to Page 9 of Initial Study SITE HISTORY: ObrOr to PraJect nescr i pt i or n Page 6 of Initial Study GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION= Aoricu.ltural-Resident1a1 APPLICA13LE REGULATIONS. Butte County Code Sections 24-47 24-156 and `4-195 Comments Rede i ve ' The Butte County Fire Department/Califol-Ml a Department of Forestry, Pub lIc I4orks; and Environmental health had no commants other, than cane i t i +ins listed bra 1 ow Anal S This Uso Permit Is to allow a boarding kennel on a 4.2 -acre s site zoned U and 5H: The konnel would Initially have 20 dog runs with plans. to add up to 80 additional runs. The first building 18 to 1-,�j 900 sq ft. in site (18, X 50') and constructed of masonry block, tNood and metal BUTTE COUNTy PLAN NIV-,OMMISSION STAFF FIND1NGS - September 1,0, 1986 Page Information presented In the Project detcrlptlonand discussion of the Initial Study (Pages 6 through 9) is Incorporated by reference. The site Is located in an area that is rel rat Uninhabited at present. It Is not anticipated that, new residential established immediately adjacent to uses Would be the proposed konnel. The two c1lose-st, resIdonces are about 1/4 mile away to the north and northwest. Two travel trailers are proposed 1�0�- the site with one for a caretaker and one for a kenne'l office. The existing Penned area would be used for ar a, shop once the kennel building is coristructezi. A sep,t-lc system Was previously Installed for a large Mobile home on the propent-y and Would be used for the two travel trailers. A well Is located on the southeast pat tion of the ' property; Water has been Pumped from the �%dlj hours a day recently. UP to 24 The. aPplicant, Proposes to install eucalyptus or other fast-91-OHIng treat to help reduce the noise from barking dogs. The kennel building would be enclosed with heating and air, cordItI.onlrie for ye8t--rowrid use. 0 P t -1—O a -S--" Approve the Use Perm I t for un I I in I ted use Of the Property at a clog kennel p veterinarian office and other, kehnel-related activities. Approve the Use Permit t f or up to 20 dog runs and two bu I I d * rigs, with 6 subsequent Use Permtt, needed for expansion of the kennel beyond that size. - A Negative Oeclar"blon regarding environmental ImOoct has been recommended. Conditions Of aPProVal are propose Potentially tignIficaMt Impacts. d to Mitigate the RftQ0-%ne-n.d-atJ-gs -- A. rind that the requirements of CE~QA have been completed and adopt a Negative bedlat-latlon; and 8, rind that the propoted use cOMP'lles with Butte County Code -Section 24-47 and that the Proposed use of the proper-ty will not I M a, Integrity and character of the zone In Which the land It P I r the the uswould notbe --s arid that unreasonably Incompatible With, or injurious to surrounding properties or detrimental to the health and general welfare Of persons residing or working in the Me I 01-iborhood or to the general heWtho welfare and t6fttY of the County" and ire Approve a Use Fbi-itilt to allow a boarding kennel and veterinarian Offlt--e In the 8-H akd U zone an At-, 41a -aa -17 (Jerry Valentin.), subject to the following bond jtjons, i 13UTTE COUNTY PLING CC?i~lmISSION, STAFF FIND i Ns~; AePtember '1 0, 1 Fa86 Page 3 1 Provide proper handling and disposal of a1 urine so as to prevent odor a 1 animal feces and This may be met, b and fly production on the Premises. material to fl y ciai`Iy removal of animal wastes and confining. salIght leakproof containers and transport to an approved disposal site, or by installation of concrete runs and a ,sewage disposal system for washdown wastewater disposal. 2. Verify that the ex i st i n serve the !tunnel faci1itY Withctwo treveidtwe l are adequate to tors. 3. Obtain encroachment and u permit from the Deo,'Ortment of Public lJori<s up the ex i'st i ng driveway, cis ►'iecesS'ary,, to meet the r requirements. 4. Kennel buildings to be constructedin a manna level-"; to :a maximum of Ell decibels t di3) at the to r,,,estr i ct Pursuant to thenoise Noise Element of the General Plan. lines, 5 Kennel facility to be entirely enclosed with 'ventilation ilatidn and 6. Plant and maintain a fast-9t4ow i ng screen of trees poplars, cottonwoods, etc.? at 6 -foot intervalsaroundalyp YPtus, dings Prior to issuance of ,er�nel buildings final building Permit. he 7. Expansion of the Use Permit beyond two buildings .or to require a subsequent Use Pormit 84 dog runs t3 • Comply with any r egt� i cements of the 5u i 1 d i ng Divi s Works. i ren of Public 9. Applicant to comply with all other statutes, oradinances and regulatonpplicable State and local SAS/s js Attachments to Commission and Cities-. Tnitial Study Location Exhibit Site Plan '.4.; U_ i �04 Ir APPLICATION LICA TI O FOR �� PERMIT JUN -2,0 1986 13UTTE COUNTV PLANal ING CCNlMISSlt��rl � &72 72 APPLICANT: Ftead,and follow instructions as set forth on attuohed sheet,'` Jerry Valentine _ phone No.) Applicant's name dA g(CI Applicant's mailing address 992_Maple Park brave ; Parodi 8e_► Ovmer _.. �._...� Applicant's interest in property (owner, lessee, other)— Jerry a enk. ng 99'2 Plan] e Perk A , ,,.. ,• owner's ,name and address Contact person for project (if other than applicant) ----,--- Prosent zonine Assessor's parcel number(s) �1-33-017 Corner o� i� `t htrray '70 & Pentz Rd. 4.15 acre, Lcoetlon and size of palcel(s) m " Street address i�4 Pentz Rnad, iarov'11e GA,_9 N/E of Orovil-ls Directions for travel to property (rural and mountainous areas 000' 12 m /l o Paradis e 6 mi. Dbscriptiorr tf proposed development and use - Bo ar din e3^ine n . Description of existing lard, use px�i'yate dwell.%h� .•.� ---- -��. _ n ,r A% Proposed scl:aduligg/Ossocl�ted projects VA_ Anticipated iherenai ntal development --- -- Z Building construction (stcto dimensions, square footage anti material' . sed) a. x(sting buildingsi31.0�kkfood X V1 eetl�.l b, ;Propospd bulId'h9s t ?gvdi lCerLn Hazardous materials to 0 used (inflammables,explosives bt strong chemicals) A- Gaily hours of eperntion gam 5PM kIur uer of employees. Number of off»street paiking spaces provided Exlslingyproposed sawage disposal method' Se ptic tants.`--'-""-- At °b'tzi;ng site �--- proximity of power and phone lines:. n Orox��`z't Distance to natural water course or storm drain' On r0 Anticipated on and off-site drainage Intpravnments' Nater source. 'H'�» n @ S•ar:� proximity of water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc 1. —-�-- Will excavation or grading be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate)* ,�I` jpj s tt- W vi t ,;A Wilst and describe any other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, Including those required by regional, State and Federal agencies: .„Olt A„ nC7�-�t� dry-” P l aTLnii, i � y IF RESIpENVAL, tnolude the number of Units, whether units are single or multi -story In height, schedule of unit sized, and type of household size expected. iF coMMEACIAL. Indicate the type, whether, nelghborhood„ city, cor reglonally orl;ented, square footage of sales area, and loading facilities.' NjA IF INDUSTRIAL, Indicate type, estimated employrnent par ;shift, end,IoVding facilities. iF INSTi'TUTtr NAL, (MIcate 'the major fufictfch, 'estimaNd entpldyment per shift, estlinated occupancy, feeding facl)f ties, and cotUmunity be,letits'ta be derived from the projaot. GNVIN(1NkE-l4TAL iMPACTs AND MIMATION IAEA^-URES" Identity'potPntialiy sigt'Ijpartt envirOhinentr•i impacts associated with the use' permit, Wltat project design features or special conditiorR ofaepproval (mltiya:lr+n measures) are proposed to alleviatepotential environmental Impacts? ENVIRONMEfaTAL SETTING* Desuribe the project site as it exists before the Project, Including Information on topography, so'I stability, plants and ani- Cite now Kara mohill or scenic aspects. Describe ary exiSting structures on the site, and the use of the structures, mals, and any cultural, historical home that is to �e removed. Describe the surrounding properties, Including information on plants and an mals and any cultural, historical or scenic asprcts. In the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc.) Intensity of land use (single-family, apartments, shops, dapart- Ment „teres, oto.), and scale of development (height, frontage, setback, rsar yard, etc,), * Use separate sheet for longer reshonses,Land is 4.15 act with numerous blackberry bushes, grAss and variouia t„roes of trtle-S. Only=stt•ucture nearby is an elementary school across the street, with o;e home next to it. This land Will be commercial -agricultural with a boarding fennel approx. 18 X 50 feet. 1 hereby dec'are under penalty of perjury that I have road and understand the Instnictloos and that the foregoing statements are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and ballet. DataCy $ pp i e lr, A iicant's slyatur n Oate4 property owners q Y atur Use ParmII Numbat Request: Use permit to allow_ a Location and size of paroel(s)-_ - VERIFY: A,P. Number(s)1'retHcti Description Ownership fnd Requirements Proof of Agency (it needed) ne'soriptirn -;zfr W l� Data Recelved` - $ Retolpt Numbra'l U- C) Application taken by .. �� . t� `, ..... .. .._,_. ,� 41.-,33-0 9 41-03-62 galdjain Contracting FraAk Lina P.O. 509 P.O. Box 311 1 carysvill,e, CA 95901. :BOX Palermo, CA 95965' 41-33--12 41-03-72 Luther Smith Chico Moulding Co. At. 1 Box 195 Hwy4 70 95965 "P.O. BOX 1729 Chico, CA 95927 oroville, CA 41-33-1,7 41-03-11.7 Ixene Riggin 651. Camellia Dr. Marvin Orr 53.12 Durham Pentz Rd. Paradise, CA 95969 Oroviller CA 95965 41-33-21, etc. 41-03-111-6 Philip Sutton G.E. Brown ` 920 2550 So Villa Ave. CA 95968 P.O. Box Oroville, CA 95oMD Palermo, a� 41-33-22, etc. Spring Valley. Minerals 3 ;Park Central Suite 900, Denver, CO 80202 41-3341, etc, Leland Martin Rt. 1 Bog 186 Oroville, CA 95955 Y 4 41-33-45 HenryJoyner 30 Smith Hill Lane Oroville, CA 55965 41-33-50 James Calcatera 2776 Pentz Rd. Oroville, CA 9596a 41-33-51 I,.. Marvel Noel 2.776 Pentz Rd.. Oroville, CA 95965 F 41-33"17 Jerry Valentine 992 MAPIO Park Or. Paradibet CA 95969 9 o A site i61I LAND Of NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY a^. C/r.'.•jf"f 9SI♦�1��;; r✓wy-.-. �^t .+i1" �I�irfL. 4 4.^:+w A1f:'•1, . PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - •' .°%ti ' ' ` O,ROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 059E5-3397 TELEPHONE: (016) 538-7601 April. 19, 1989 17erry valentine -P.0- Box 148 ParadisP, CA 95969 Re': Violation of Use permit 86-65 Expiration of building Permit AP No. 41.-33-17 Zoning Violation at 2728 Pantz Rd. Hear Mr. Valentine: We sent you a warning letter dated March 7, that you are in violation of Butte ].96+9 notifying you referenced location. As of this date, Unty Code at the above Still exist: the follOWing violations (1) Failure to obtain approval of failure to obtain final a Previous corrections, Permit, and occupyingPProval Prior to expiration of aPProvals and is nbuilding Prior to in violation of the Uniform BUiillding ired Code as adopted by Chapter 26 Section 26-1 of t County Code as follows: he Butte (A) 301(a) - ;Permits requirei . {B) 305(aj - Inspections required, inspection approval ( ) (C) 305 d - Prior to use or occupancy. �2) Chapter 24 Section 24-21.24 BCC: discarded Inaterial in generalthat " any worn out :some use ...is Prohibited in the U (Uoclassibe � edyato nd SR (Scenic Righway) Zone. (3) Chapter 24 Section 24-42(b) BCC; It shall be Unlawful to Violate any of the terms or conditions of aUs Permit, and failure to com l e specified is cause for the revocation Ofsaid'Ceneral, Conditions 2 and 3 permit. 7 and 8. and Special Conditions } The above -listed violations shall be corrected or abated by you by, (1) Reapply for the required permits from the Building Department for previous corrections and occupancy of the building. (2) Remove t#e accumulation of "Junkl,'rubbish and debris from the property. (3) Comply with all conditions specified on Use Permit 86- 65. (�) Contact the Planning Departmentto arrange for an inspection to verify comuliance with. the above directions. Unless the Violations are so corrected or abated within 30 days Of this notice the question of revocation of uge permit 8E- will bet placed on the next regular Planning Commission Agenda. A cita-65 tion shall be issued to you to appear in court for said violations and for failing tocomply with this notice. conviction of said violations or of failing to comply with thin notice, penalties shall be imposed and a Notice of Violation: recorded in accordance with Section 41-7 of the Butte coualty Code. Should You have any questions concerning this matter, please contact Jerry Turner, Code Enforcement officer at the Planning Deparatrr- at between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. weetkdau .. sincerely, A.ircher Director of Planning BAKst cc Code Enforcement JT Building Departitent AF4M , tp►L �ttSt}��i � SIE. �4+�c�1'41t&1kn4 z{f$ tow d :F 7? T►10�(n a8it1�1 Cp hi9d t&OU "`` qi Yah ai�o rtrh ®.atiif{ F�,01WI Iaw so.h wo(i �?p' r� rvs,�re a>sa as4it 4.,°law;itowh$Yndpltosed.d,,te�phtlr�' r tt�t �pdct �l) 2. 3 Rfttttdto l 11 rry� M ,0; l+let�" IAddrntopt! r . as 41,'AYtit7i6i R��`. EW--" ��ua.uvl � nig 1�5� '1YiObfstftylCcb: P 'mod r WIWaV abWInsjpflstutoot4 dre iii STd0% RE IQ � .2-92 9 6 6 1:3 I NO INSURANCE COVERAGE PADVID0 NOT FOR. INThINATIONAL MAIL (See Reverse) awTTO ferry Val.en -,, ne ' FtEf.'TANDNO. j Ma2le Park Dr. rJ5� :S;.- ANCIZIPGQO� Paradise CA 95959 MS.TAGs SPWALCfFrLI SY Y C "` � pc."`'F1iG'rEL1DE61VY w. 61110 0WHOMAND UAi pCTiVCSED 7Z w � £�ID'�UTOVrMDtAAUAiE � _ MIDADDRC&SOF =S oEtJVERY att!vEat;uuw�tFirtsm�cT. � DEMAY _... sF�owmvo�iota aa�AND ' ADOW50FDRIViiiMTH ' .� HC&TN!CTEU nuivrAy l0TALPbb.AtW AND Fttg s. _ PL�,aTFAAHKpF3DA1G �� _ Butte co. Mammo cas m Q C-T 9 1986 a Qrotin l Caufomw outte coun LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND B AUTY 'rte PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE 5344601 October 9, 1986 Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, CA 9696`9 RE: Use Permit AP#41-33-17 Dear Mti Valentine EncloSe'd is your validated Use Permit No. 86-65 to allow a boarding kennel on property zoned U' and S-H, located at the northerly corner of Highway 70 and Penta Road, southeast of Paradise. Should you have any quos,tions regarding this matter, please contact this offico between MOO a.m. and 3:00 p;m Sinter e].y, B.A. KIRCHER Director of Plann St_ hon A. Streeter Senior Planner SAS:jmc cc: Department of Public Works (2) Environmental Health Department of Forestry nter•D®parfr"90al Memorandum TO, Butte County Assessor's Office FROM; Butte County Planning Department SUBJECT: ae-r3Y Valentine OATF-- Octc per 9, 1986 Pursuant to Section 65863.S of. the following parcel/p=6D3x identified Government Code, the WlIS as 41-33-17 Retone :From to zoning dist rict. Grunted a variance to allow Issued a conditional use permit for a b2 kennel g f Y Ca r1 R a .fin 'Mi APPENDIX G NEGATIVE DECLARATION' REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 1, NOTICE IS I=IEREBY GIVEN that the project described below has been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental: Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, et. seq.) and a determination has been made that it Will not have a significant effect upon the environment. tog #86-06-23-01 2. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT. AP#41-33-17 � Use Permit to allOw. a boarding kennel: 3. LOCATION OF PROJECT:, At the northerly corner of Highway 70 and Pentz Road, southeast of Patadis o . 4. NAME AND AJ)DRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: Jerry Valentine 592 Maple Park Drive CA 95969XOne' ti ofcthis Projef' the ct n� on �F.,, 1, regarding the environmental effect Jectisn flll- t. 7 :ounty Center Drive, Oroville. This study was: n Adopted as presented. Adopted with changes. Specific modifications and tD Supporting reasons are attached, 7 A public hearing on this Negative Declaration was heldd by the decision coaling body. Hearing Body Butte County Planning Commission Date of Determination September 10, 1986 Determination.: On the basis of the initial study of environmental impact- the information presented at hearings, comments received on the proposal and our own knowledge and independent research: We find the proposed projec �, t COULD NOT have a significant rXI effecon the environMent, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION is hereby adopted, We :find that the project COULD have a significant effect on the environment but will, not in this case because of attachedmitigation measures described in item 5 above which are by this reference made conditions Of project approval. A conditional NEGATIVE DECLARATION is hereby adoptee, Signature Kwon Vercruse, Chairman tUtte County Plahnin8 Coitbission Title 5eptcmbet 121 1086 Date �L _ -� LAND OF NATURAL W5ALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COIJNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3347 PHONE: 534.4601 Jerry Valentine September l9, 1986 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, Ca. 95969 Re: Use Permit, AP 41-33,17 Dear Mr. Valentine: Enclosed are the original and one Copy of your Use Permit No. 86-65 to allow a boarding kennel on property zoned U and S-H located at 'the northerly corner of Higholay 70 and Pentz Road, identified as AP 41-33-17, southeast of Paradise. Please sign both copies and return them to us You must sign the 'Use Permit within thirty (30) days of expiration of the appeal, period. WE: will then have them validated by the Chairman of tate Butte County Planning Commission and the original will be returned to you for your records. The Use Permit is deemed granted when this permit has been signed by the Chairman of the Planning Coimnission, and said permit is received by the applicant by registered mail. Should you have any questions regarding the matter, please contact this office between 10:00 a.m.. and 3:00 p.m Sincerely, ` A. irc er'�'� Director of Planning Mk ar Enc. Office of Planning and R arc 1400 Tenth Street; Room '1 l L VRVP Butte County Sacramonto, CA 95814' ; � � Planning .Department p• 7 County Center Drive or _ Oraville, CA 95965 _X County Clerk CLEANOR M. BECKER, Cqunt Utrk County of Butte By X )ACiNr= Deputy Sux33ECT Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 21152 of the Public ;Resources Code. Project Title Name Use Permit 41-33-17 State Clearinghouse Numbex Jerr�r Valentine (if submitted to Clearinghouse) Contact Terson Tel.e—ph -olINumber = Planning Department — Project Location B•A- Kircher At the northerly cornet Of oHighway 70 a 534.4601 •southeast of Paradise;. nd Pat; tt Road, Project Description U.�r _w e Permit to allow a boarding kenral. Th,'s .is to advise that the Butte County PlanninnLrOAA-ssion (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) has approved the above-described project on 8e tember 10 1986 and has made the fo,llowj.ng determinations re {Date) regarding the above=described project: 1. Th e ro ect. p j wi en'vizorinent, ll, --Lwill will not, have a significant effect on the 2s An Environmental. Imoaot Report was prepared for this ,project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions; of CEQAs 3= Mitigation measures were, X were trot; made a condition of the approval. of the project, "-" 4. A "statement of overriding considerations P � for this ro`ect. was,, was not, adopted This is to cca "ix1* that the final EIR with comments and responses and record of Project approval is available to the hL6e3*al public ato Butte, County 1'laiin? .Z Department 7 County Center rv� Oroville, CA 959E- Date Roceived for Piling And Posting at OPR . 9-10-136 9 S nat re ' Stephan A. Streeter Sanior rlanner Title 6-ev aerl Hdbali 1906 CO( -NT Y OF BUTTE '6rF'iCE OV PUNNING COMMISSION ? COUNTY CEMbNIVE C3ii01rlilw, CA.IFORNIA 9596•3397JV ' C `Atop N * 41 1 L. Marvel Nail 2776 Fen: Orovillet a �A ate !Igo � ,, LAND 01- NATuRAl wEt%GTH AND afAJTY 44 R.ANNiNG COMMIS81ON T C OWTY'CENTFA DRWE .. OROYILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.M97 PHONEt r74-4601 Jerry Valentine September ;j,1, 1986 992 Maple Park Driva Paradise,) Ca. 95969 Re: Use Permit, AP 41-33-17 Dear Mr. Val(,Intine; At the regular meeting of the Butte 0oulity Planining Commission held September 10, 1986, your request for a :Use Permit to allow a boarding kennel on property zoned U and S -H located at the northerly oorner of Highway 70 and Pentz Road, identified as AP 41-33-17, southeast of Paradise, was approved subject to the following conditions; 1. Provide, proper handling and disposal of all animal feces and urine so as to 'prevent odor and fly production on the premises., This may be met by daily removal of animal wastes and confining material to fly -tight leakproof containers and transport to an approved disposal site) or by installation of concrete runs and a sewage disposal system .for washdown wastewater disposal in compliance with Public Health requirements. 2. Verify that the existing septic system and well are adequate to serve the kennel facility with two travel trailers: 3. Obtain encroachment permit from the napartnent of Publ c Works and upgrade the existing driveway, as necessary, to meet their requirements. 4. Kennel buildings to be constructed in a manriex to restrict noise levels to a maximum of 60decibels (dB) at the property lines) pursuant to t % Noise Klement of the General Plan, 5, Kennel facility to be entirely enclosed with ventilation and healing. 6, Plant, and maintain a fast=growing screen of trees (eucalyptus, poplars) cottonwoods, etc.) at 6 foot intervals around the kennel buildings prior to i8tuance of final buildirZ permit, 7. Comply with any requirem6hts of the Building Division �f Public Works, 86 Applicant must also comply with all outer applicable State and Local statutes) ordinancesi and regulations. ' J Jerry Vale' .' i n Page _z- September =.�, "P11;1 Should yOu 'des re 1.0 appeal any of tate Commissii-ma j You must do so in writin the conditiorts imposed b �' the Planning C Ver's Of t'he Board of SG.pervisorss Californ .n:. prier to 5:00 y 25tth� appeal fee. of $7500, to County Center Drive, OroVille, not a . t `, p • M • , Thursday} September lig � l99'6 , If pry�,i and 1 there are no other appeals within You do period, Y"'Ur wi 3, u4e permit, will he issued 1 8-day a after. tip � , Peal p .mbe 18,, 19.&�i. Should 611 'havi;i any questions regarding 'sr„ween 10:00 a.m. dna 3:00 this inattPi, ron.tact thiso%f'ce please Sincerely jrcho r Directr.r of pj ann ng BAR: jr, BUTTE COUNTY PLA HEAR ING DATE t mmmwmvu AIPPL:ICANT'r � Ali o r RFoul� T Ute, i�eAmyt -'o ( x Notice is hereby given by the Butte C,0-1Mty Planning Commission that public hearings will be held on Weidnesday, aeptember10, 1986, it the Butte County Board of Supervisors' Room, Coun Administration Center, 25 County Center'D,rive, oroville,ty California, regarding the following ;items at the following times: ENV?'RONMENTAL IMPACT HAS BEE;; RECOMMENDED 9;00 a.m. Jerry Valentine Use Petm m kennel on it tt� allow a boarding propert,�., zoned U (Undlassified) and SH (Scenic Highway), located at the northerly carrier Of Highway 70 and Pentz Road, identified as AP 41-33-17, southeast of Paradise: 10:30 a.m. A.C. Bruhrs - Variance to minimum lot size to allow two 4.63 -acre parcels in a rM-5 (Timber Mountain 5, -acre minimum parcel) zone, located on Hupp Cou.-olenc Road, approximately 2/3 mile east of the Skyway, identified as AP 05-48--02 Desabla area north of Paradise. The above,-Alentioned applications, maps and Negative Declarations regarding environmental impact are on file and available for Public viewing at the office of the Butte. County Planning Department, 7 County Centel Drive,orovi,Lle, California. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING C"OMM18SION B.A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OE PLANNING To be published in the Paradise Post on Friday, August 20, 1985. s LAND OF NATO} IAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSICv 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE _ OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3307 PI.10N[51134.4601 Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, CA Re Use Permit, AP 41-33-17 Dear Mr. Valentines Enclosed is a copy 41 application for a Use Permit ato allow aff sboarding g your on property zoned. u (Unclassified and SH (Scenic Htghway). boarding kennel located at the northerly corner of Highway S and Pentz Road, southeast of Paradise A publIc hearing has been set for September 10, 1986 at, 9:00 a.m. This meeting will be held in thr visors' Room, 25 County Center Drive,, Orov l� arc#. of Super_ Should you have any questions re contact th"Is Office any weekday between thehours10:00 a•m. and 3:00 please p.m Sincerely, B.Ai XZRCHER Direc ' of Platin g Stephen A* Streeter Senior Planner 8AS/sjt gnclosi.ire August 27, 1986 A7;IrF,� JV�.4•,., PLANNING COMMISSION T COUN'T'Y CEt TpR DRIVE � OROVILL e, CALIFORNIA 05065 PHONE: $34+4601 Jerry valentine 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, CA '9596;9 Rea U,,;e Permit, AP 41-33-17 Dear Mr. Valentine: a The Butte County Planning Department has completed the initial study of potential environmental conseguences•anticipate�l in connection id th the above-mentioned ,project, a copy of lvhich is being forAlvarded to you. Please review the enclosed checklist environmental problems Lvhich could be noting in miza lroz a•voidedaby the care and manner in tvhi- ;: the please rev' Project any recommended mit ga icon measureso Or conditions) tlso of approval After reviewing the checklist Project design. Design imp?"o�remcruitsatosee mi imizetprob�.emsea� e othe encouraged. li you nte any errors or omiss please bring them to our attention. zon$ in our evaluation, you Will he notified of the°' time and place o�f the Public hearing -Cor your project. T1 you have an 1„ review, please contact this office. regarding env�ronmerntal 8incorely, D•A. KRCHER Direct ;� Chi Planning ✓ l 1 �� 8 -e hen St- eetet senior Planner ,SAS/.s j s Eb.cl;,osure A1>i'ENDTX F COUNTY OF _13UTT"T; BNVTRX1NMtENTAL rnrr :T.TST FORM (Uv UP complete... by LZ aFr_A_g6n cy) 1 11ACXCROUND Log # 86-06-23-01 Ah # 41-33--17 I. Name of proponent JERRY VALENTINE 2. Andress of proponent and representative (if applicable) Jerky Va 1 Qn3-; n. Pars, CA x5969 3. Project description xT. MANDATORY FTNDTNGS hr ;TGNIFICANCE YY138 MAYBE No a. Does the project have ilii* potential to degrade the duality of t";re environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish nx• 1viTdlife species, ca,,,,e a fish or wildlife ;population to drop bellow self'» sustaini;,tg levels; threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict; the range of 6 rare or endangered, plant or animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods Of California history* or prehistory? b: Does the project havethte potential. ", to achieve short-term benefits to he detratnent of long-term, environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the environment isone which occurs in a relatively brief' period oi• time while tont;-torm impacts will etidure into the future.) Does the project have imparts which are individu- ally limited, but cumulatively} considerable? (A project may impact on tWo or more separate resources Where re the impact on each resource is relatively Small, but Where the effect or the tot,•al of those impacts ur the envtronmen.t is siT;nitir.atit, IL I d. Does the project have environmental effects tvlt;ich will cause substantial adverse erre t.t oft human bei.`ngs, either dii`ectly or lndirertly? TTt. 1)r--T1:itM 1NA ON (To lie ccintpietc+zl by the i,cari Agency) On the basis or this initial ev.tlttati,on; 1`110 find file proposed projeet Ct1t1T.D NOT have a signi.rirani, orler;'t ort the anv:i ronment, tinct a NrCrAmtVT: �Ui:CURATTON will be preparecl, T✓10- rind that ttlthout;h the li��sc+ t ltt,b,�cct crsulcl have a sai;ni Ci4 ettnt erfee on the ctvlr�tstrmrnt thet"e 19xll, not be a sfgni:licant e rfect i.n this case becausr thr MT'ri C�A'1'TpN M HASURt:.S cleyet; f c�ri the attacher) sheet 11,tx;e hcyrrt ncicle�l iK1 tT1r� pro(Gct, described T11:C:LARA1"TON wi 1 1 be prrtpat �'�1, -„ 1j111 rind the praiio5ud prtijc1Vt MAY have a 4.igni. -leant effect ra11 the environmeYit-, ,trlcl fin 1:WHIONM11PNTAT, TM ACS, I1CttCfR'3 is requi,fertr C OUN7"C�i `I1U"r"r1;, h 11Ny1 fCi C► �i�/iltTMBNT Br, , Ste phien X1; .,t�eete>: , �aenior P�,anner 1100,atvexll by: ENVIRONMENTAL IMP CTS xp .anati6n;,, of all -yes" and "maybe', answers are required on attached shdt;:ts)) YES MAYBE NO 1. EARTH. 'Will the proposal result in significant: a. instable earti� conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, compaction or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface i valief 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 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, inset or lake? g•1 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? Z* AYR. Will the proposal result in substantial: a, Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of object^,onable odors, smoke , or fumes? c. Alteration of air movement, moisture) or temperature, or any change in climate, 'locally or regionally? :3. WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial a. changes in currents, or the course or direction of hater movements in either marine or fresh wators? b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface runoff? c. Need for off-site surface drainage improve- ments, including vegetation removal, channel- ization ox culvert installation? d, Alterations to the course or Mow of flood " craters?. e, Change in the amount of surface Mater in any body?. water f. Discharge into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited. to temperature, dissolved oxyg�io or turbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or rate of flow- lowo£ ofground. waters? h, Change in the quantity or quality of ;ground waters, either through direct additions or with, d.rawals, or through interception of an agttifer 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 fl.00dJ.ng? YES 4. PLANT LIPS, Will the proposal result in substantial: a,4n9e in the di}rersity of MAYBE No species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? b. Reduction of the numbers of anti* X, unique,, rare or endangered species of Plants? c- Introduction ^._ of neiv species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the -- normal replenish-ment Of existing spe d. cofsany Reduction In- acreaggeagricultural -- g tural crop? � 5. ANI14AL LIFE. 'Will the, proposal result in substantial - a. C 'ange 'In the diversity of species, )-T numbers Of any ;species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? b• Reduction in the numbe rs of any unique; rare J� or endangered species C. of animals,? Introduction of zlet,t species of, animals' into `- an �. area, or result in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? d. Deterioration to existing habitat? fish or tvilc�lfe 6. NOISE. tiYi11 the proposal, result in substantiali a. Increases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels' 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. will the proposal produce g j nt light and glare? , 8 L.Mp t 8E, Will the proposal reSUl.t in a suGsta"ntxal alteration of the present or Planned land use of an area? 9. NATURAL RESOURCES. Will the su stantxal: proposal result in a. Increase in the rate: of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any non -renewably; natural resources? 10. RISK OP UPSET: Will the proposal involver a. A rxs - of explosion or the release of hazard- sus substances (including) but not limited to Oil; pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? b` Possible interference with an emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan? 11, POPULATION, Will the Proposal alter the location, isY uton, densit yy or growth rate of the human Population? I2 HOUSING. Will the proposal, affect existing hotlsin,g, or create a demand for additional, ho -using? . � YES A'LA.Y13E NO l"s. TRANSPORTATION/-CIRCULATIOI Will the proposal result, ins a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? b Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for parking? new c. Substantial impact on existing transportation systems? d. Significant alterations to present pattexns of circulation or ,movement of people and/or goods? e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air txaf£ic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 14. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect Up—on, or res -u t in a need for neer or altered governmental services: a. Fire protection? b« Police protection? c. Schools d. Parks or other •recreational facilities? e. Maintenance of public facilities, includiiig roads? f. Other governmental services? , 15. ENERGY. Will the proposal result ill: a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel.or energy? b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the develn-Ment of new sources of energy? 16. UTILITIES « Will the proposal result in a izeed for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following: a. Power or, natural gas? b, Communications systems? c. Yater availability d. Sewer or septic tank? e« Storm water drainage? K __ f. Solid waste and disposal.? 17. HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in: a. Creation of any health hazard or potential health hazardexcludin mental. health)? x b Exposure of people to potential health hazards? 18. AESTIJETICS. Will the proposal result in the o struMon of any scenic vista or view open to in or will the proposal lasult them a public ion of an aesthetically offensive site op creation cueat to public viaw7 -,�– .4" YES MAYBE NO 1.9. RECREATION: Will the u on the prOpg5ai result in an impact P quality or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES, a• ll tie proposal result In the alteration Of or the destruction of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? h: Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic buildin gi structure or object? C. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change which would -affect unique ethniccultural values? d,.. Will the proposal restrict existing religious ar j sacred uses within the potential impact J area? �._. V. DISCUSSION OF EN'VIRONMENTAL EVALUATI-CN AP 41-3a -17 See attached. DIaCIISSION OF ENYT ONMENTAL EVALUATIT int AP 41-33-17 RcAJ pot -Desar j P -t 1 gn This Use Permit 1s to allow the opera *9 of the Spring Valley 8oarditig Kennel. The site was previously Used by Morris Knudsen as a construction site for the Highway 1 70 construction, The applicant breeds Rottweiler dogs; there are currently about 15 PUPPids kept In a Penned area, The closest neighbor Is T/4 mile or more away to the north, separated by 5 acres of a,30.-acreparcel. The eventual plan is to have five buildings of twenty doe runsmplece. A] ' I buildings Would have heating and air-conditioning for year-round Use, Training equipment for dogs, an exercise Yard and a picnic area dot'* doe owners Will be developed. Dog obedience training c,lasses are Planned, A veterinarian will be hired In the near future. 9tion-of-Checklist Ite ibt construction of the ko0hel, runs and office will initially use the existing slabs of 2772 square feet, (=our additional buildtngs of 900 square feet each are proposed to the east of the 18, X 50' kennel build ng. Disruption and overcovering of'the soil surface Is noi-. significant Cven the prior use of the property and the level areas that are availmble. le' Soils have a moderate to high erosion Potential. 819nIfItont erosion Is not anticipated due to the bench areas available for development of buildings6 lh:, Geologic hazards from potential earthquakes need to be considered as -part of bw I I J I ng construction. 2b: Animal waste Is one source of odor., which In large amounts could be objectionable. Odors will be kept to a IT'InImum with daily cleaning of the kennels and disposal of wastes In fly-tlohi, leakproof containers or Installation of a sewage disposal system for WashdoWn wastewater disposal, Odors should be no greater from dogs than from livestock grazing on neighbot-Ing parcels. 8bo Surface runoff 9enerated by hosing down the kennels could reach the h8-Wrali SW810 that crosses the property. It Is recommended that alongside each concrete run a ditch be installed which flows directly into fluor drains or the septic t-6nki Disthmroo to sut,face water is remote -to 10MG as the system 15 designed so that Wastes automatically flow Into the sePtiz tank. 6at Twenty dogs to 100 d09s are proposed to be housed on site. Obedience training and eXbrtitiho the dogs Will be part, of the Operatlohi The only Persons that Would be affected pVie the residents of the house to the north, the elementary school children and 1 4- POrSdhhOl to the west, and r0S'd0hc0s adjacent to t -ho school on he north. Nolse generated by the rallroad and Highway 170 yehiculat -, traffic are 119hificaht nolte sources in the vlo-I-Mlty. The applicant pians to Install a row of tries near the kennel buildings to help 11 educe the noise factor. The PrOpOrty Is designated Aqr*Icult-Ural-Residentlal (Unc I ast�, I f I ed) %. and S -H (Scenic HI and ZOnad U animal husbandry are common Qhw4V)- AgricUltural operations and uses, In this local ity. 12' The nearest- residenads could be impacted b facilItY/kennei. The aPPI)Cant has tal y the tralnino to have their support. ked to the neighbors and seems 13a'c.' The Public Wookt Dep ar"',merit Indicates that the atcass dri may need to be Upgraded. Vehicular traffic to the site would be 1yeway Intermittent during the operat4nq hours OF 9-00 a.m. to 5. Brit on the pr CalTrans has been asked to cOmft!L ,00 P.M. been received to date as project. No COMMOMtt have Highway 70. to the placement Of the kennel facility near 14a -f: The project Will have for pub 1 1 c sery I des. A F 1 re 0 0 some bea"Ing on Increasing the demand .ccurrsd rbe�bntjy on th which borders to the north and east, Ell e 90 -acre parat'l expected to Elementary school children at_,e tour the facility once it Operates. 116c: An on-site well Is Proposed as the source of Water. 16dof., Aseptic system will property. collect animal Wastes generated an the Condlt!Ons for noise control and mitigation Identified will be proposed conditions for t Of other factors Declaration regarding 0hylrohmerital impact he Use Permit- A Negative, 18 recommohdbd4 Assessor vs Parcel it 41 -aa -i 7- L'09 #13E�-06--OI DAT ----A Si-YMT A,. ,Pprg j c�Desdr i t�e rsn 14 Type of project- Use Permit 2 Brief Descr'`iption: To allow a boarding kennel. Location: Noi^the^iy scorner of Highway 70 and Pehtz Road southeast of Paradise. 4 • Proposed Densl ty O f ° Obve l oprnent c , 5• Amotan 1 of 'mpiery l Ous' Surfac i n slag plus 32• 2- g,: Existing 18" concrete 26 . concrete 6. Access end Mea ost PublicRoad(sb» 7* Method of Se"age Disposals S. Source of. . Water Supply: Septic eptic sayrest1e1 m. . 9. Proximity Individual opowerLines: sabe n site.10 Potential for further land divisions and development;A to expend kennel to buildings with twenty d,"jg runs each. eventua l 1, Y have five S. Env i roiimental "S t�a- r �.., 1` Terrain a. General TaPogrraphic Character; Moderate r be Slopes: 10-1oiling terrain. '5x. c. Elevation: 700. Limiting Factors: 2,. Soils a. Types and Characteristics: Dorado a-Po"a brown, gravell loamy moderate permeability. Y b • L ..m i t i nLa Pac» ors: Ekc+ess i va drainage, high erosion low suitability ror range use. S . Natural Hazards of the Land a• Earthquako Zone: Irifor'rod faUl t nearb b Erosion Potential: High y to north, c: Landslide Potentiate Moderate. d� Fire Hazard: High to Extreme. 44 H. Expansive Soil Potential; Low. Hydrology a• Surface Water: Intermittent drainage flows i-,hraueh site. b. Groundwater- Unknown resource. c Drainage Character sties Swale. Drains southerly into natural d. Annual Rainfall (normal )e e Limiting Factors ., 5• Visual/Scenic bualit Cpentz-hiagalia Railroad Pontz Highway) arredominant features. Toad 4 . Acoustic Quality: Impacted by railroad operations and veh cu lair �raf f i s on Highway '70 and Pentz Road. 7., Air f.lu.,el ity', Good. Fri oL(Wi cai Er�yi r��nment 8. Ves3etation. Grasses, Oaks, Digger Pine. 4 Wildlife N,abitatt Limited within Lower Sonoran Life Zone. Cul tLmif Env i r•onmei3 10, Archaeologl t.'al and Historical Resources in the area Low, Including unknown. 11a. Butte County 0eneral Plan designation Agricultural-Residential 12#. Existing Zon'i no U S-H. 13.' Existing Brand Use on-site: Travel tra;j 1 er y mobile home (to be removed)) two concrete slakes$ abandohe� paved road from Hlahway `70 construction. 14. Surrounding hrosafit a.. Land Uses= 'North: grazing land, one residence, railroad siding East; grazing land, railroads South' Highway 70 West: gjrammar school. b. Zoning: U, 5-1H. C. Gen. Plan designations» Grazing and Open Land> Agricultural-Residential. d. Parcel Sl zes:.= 6 to 160 acres. G. Population: Very sparse. 15. Character of Site and Area: Rural central Butte. 16 Nearest Urban Area c Paradise, 6 miles from Town L i m i t�. 1.2. miles from Orovllle. 17. Relevant Spheres of Influence: 18 lmprovementg Standards Urban Area: 19m Fire Protection Service: a Nearest County ('Stote) f=ire Station'. 0�5; 4 miles west s 463, 11 riles south.. b. Water Availability. !rugine capacity, fire hydrant fit Spring Valley School across Pentz Ropd 90. Schools in Area Go1den Faather Union school vistrict, orovII te High. _g_ r B%YTTE COTJNTY PIa;�NNZNG COMMISSION NOTICE .OF PAJBL'IC . HEARING Notice: is hereby given by the Butte County Planning that Public hearings will be held on Commission x,986, in the Bunte County Wednesday, September 1p Administration Center, 25 Board ofon Ecyom, County California regarding the folloWingn.it items at OVifollowing CountY r Oroville times; 10:30 a.m. ,arding and SH corner ql-413-17, sou+ - -. %A, yuunrir ed as AP .heal of Paradise. A.C-j Bruhns —Variance to minimum lot size to allow two 4.63 -acre parcels in a TM -5 Mountain - 5r-acare minimum (Timber an Hupp Cautalene Road a parcel) zone, located east of the 8k-yN►ay� id�ntii�dlastA65/48mile Desabla aztea north of Paradise. The above regarding -mentioned apiim aeons; maps and Negative Declarations Public viewing at the office Ofathete QButteeCauntyand vPl�nnin tOr Department, 7 Cou�ity Center Drive; Oroville, Califor, g California. M TTL COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION B,A• KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING I To be published in the Paradise Post on Frida Yr August 29, 1986. ;;ti BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT PREy-A.PPLXCATION REVIEW FORM Toe Environmental Health Lynn vanhart JUL 1986 CW,b do. Div. of Env. Hooi#f, JUN 2 3 19$6 Qrov111e, California I ate- 6~23--86 , oafomk RE' Pre"Applicatibn Review Information for.- Jerry or:Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park Dr. Paradiser.CA 95969 concerning the fOlIO;ving project: ih Enclosed is preliminary data our offa.cece r,:a received orgeneratedated 3317 Lb . 96-06- 23-01 Use Permit to allow a boarding kennel., Located at the northerly corner of 1:41y. 70 and Pentz Road, Paradise; --------------- Please indicate your response by checking the appropr ate box. No requirements :for this proj'ect,. Theproject ect as proposed can meet this Departments requirements. Sufficient proof has been giveh that the applicant can meet the following cohdit' approved:Ions �' i wLit� i � e9 a 5 �.�,.,' ��d `` t1a ` p eet to pxo ect as propo ,pan doe t meet � t 9 d 1 t o x'eauire merts of this departmehtd A revision Of the project will be necessary, The applicant has been Contacted with this information; Butte (�?O Planning corm. BUTTE COUNTY ,PLANNING nPAR7:MUNT ,JUN 25 `1986 PREF-APPLICATION REVIEW FORYK ' Canavr►3ie, cauforwa To: Publ-le Warks Datee 6-23-56 John Mendonsa RE: iPte-Application Review Information fart Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park it?r. Paradise.,, CA 95969 Enclosed is preliminary data our office has r.;ece:i.Ved or generated concerning the Following project: ` .APO41-33-1:7 Loi #f,��w06�23 �l UsePermit tc., allow a boarding fennel F located at the northerly corner of Hwy. 70 and Pentz Road, Paradise. Please indicate your response by checking the a � � + pp opr�i4te bog. 0 No requirements for this project. The project as proposed can meat this Departments requirements. Sufficient proof has been given that the applicant can meet the following cora.ditions approved; A,', , The project as proposed cah/does not meet the requirements of this department. A revision of the project will he necessary., The applicant has been contacted With this inforrdation. Signaturet u., i�- .11 IF . 9• + - CALVE OF NA'I'IJRAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY P'LANN'ING; COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLIE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3391 PHONE- 534.4601 July 3, 1986 Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, CA 95969 Ru; Pre --Application Review Ap f 41-33-1.7 'near Mx. Valentine This is to notify you we have received sufficient assurance from Butte County Environmental Health and Public Works Departments that your project cab meet their requirements. This fulfills the Pre -Application review ,process . No additional work shall. be performed on this project until we have received the remaining application fees in the amount of $257.50_ please submit these tees to the Butte County Planning Department in person or by mail. Make checks payable to the Butte County Treasurer. Should you have :any questions regarding this matter, please feel free to contact this office betwoen the hours of 18:00 a,m. and 3:00 p.m. 5inc�rely, D.A. Kircher ' Director of Planting u,,.-,.ig Sanders Planning Technician CS:jmc ou LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE — OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 {a § � June 2,. 1`985 PHONE; 534•4601 '3 Jerry Valentine 992 Maple Park Drive Paradise, CA 95969 RE: Use Permi AP041-33-11 Dear Mr•. Valentine.- We received your pre -application review request for the subject Use Permit. Butte County Public Works and Envia:onmental. Health have received the information you submitted. The Planning Department will consider this application complete only after wa have assurances from the above departments that the project complies with the appropriate ordinances and any ' conditions imposed, can be% met VL -'is the applicants responsibility to provide any additional information needed by Public Works or Environmental Health to meet their requirements. Public Works may be contacted by telephone at 534=-4266 and environmental Health at 534-4281 for further information as to their evaluation of the proposal and their requirements. The Planning Department staff will also be reviewing the application for any special conditions or modifications that are appropriate. Should you have any questions about the pre -application review, please contact this office. Sincerel�i B.A. X1RCHEI Director of Planning Craig Sanders Planning Technician Cs:jmc DISTRIBUTION LIST FOR RO EW REQUESTS / V/'County Pu6l is Works County EnlV. Health ,. City of Biggs City of Chico City of Gridley I City of Oroville Town of Paradise 1» I I County " tate ' ransportation Dept. UUNM I C WATER Berry Creek Water Co. Bloomer Mtn. Mutual grater Co.. Brush Creek Estates Butte Water District CA Water Service Co. (Chico urban area & part of Oroville) Del Oro Water Co. (Paradise. Pines) Feather Falls(Louisiana Pacific) Forest Ranch Mutual ' Gran Mutual Rlenwood kansen Sub.) 7—Green Acres Dr. -Chico) Gridley Farm Labor Camp .�7_. Lake Madrone Water Dist. Magalia Co. Slater Dist,, Merry Mtn. Mutual (Clipper Mills) Mulberry Water (SE Chico) Northwoods Mutual (Forest Ranch) Ramirez Water r Springs of Living Waters (Richardson Springs) Stirling City (Diamond international) �! ^ Vi: tea Mutual (Durham) COMMUNITY SERVICES Lime Saddle Comm. Serv. Dist. DRAINAGE / Butte Creek Drainage Dist, ELECTRICAL. POWER / Pacific Gas & Electric FIRE PROTECTION E1 Medio Fire Protect, Dist, 1.^""`r'ounty Fire Department- State Division of Forestry MOSQU,1_ 0 ABATEMERI DISTRIC'T'S / Durham, Ot-ovi l l e , or Butte County POLICE POTECTION State Highway Patrol i County Sheriff IRRIGATION WATER Biggs ---W. Gridley Water Dist. Butte Water Dist. Durham Irr. Dist. — Oroville-Wyand. Irr. Dist. Pauadise Irr. Dist. Richvale Irr. Dist. TableMtn. Irr. Dist. Thermalito Irr, Dist. RnW.ATION FACILITIES Chico Aro& Rec. & Park Dist. Durham Area Rec. & Park. Dist. 7 Feather River Ret. & Park Dist.' 77 Paradise Rec. '& Park Dist. Richvale Rec. & Palk Dist. State Parks & Rec. Dept, , 1 State Fish & Game Dept. i SCHOOL DISTRICTS Biggs Unified Butte. Community College Tr Butte County $up. of Schools CA State University* Chico Chico Unified Durham Unified i� Heather Falls Union—Golden Feather Union 7 KGridley High —7—Gridley Union 7— Oroville Elementary Oroville Union High Palermo Unified Palermo Union Pioneer Union T` Thermalito Union SEWERS Richvale Sanitary Oist N. Burbank Pub, Utility Dist. (S. Oroville & Kelly Ridge) Skansen Sub. (GSA 21) Sterling City Seder Maint,, Dist. Thermalito Irr. Dist. (CSA 26) RESOURCE MANAGEMENT Skate Water Resources Dept,. U.S. Forest Service --L_- U.S. Bureau of Land Management 41-33-09. 41-03-62 Baldwin Contracting 4 Frank Lind P.O. Box 3X1 ; P O. Box 509 iaxy I sv:�lle, CA 95901 Palermo, CA 9596 41-33-12 41-03-72 Luther Smith 'Box Chico Moulding Co. Rt. 1 3.95 Hwy. '70 P.O. Box 1729 y Oroville, CA 95965 Chico, CA ,95927 41-33-17 41-03-117 ? Irene Riggin Marvin Orr 691 Camellia Dr. 5112 Durham Pentz Rd. Paradise, CA 95969 Oroville, , CA 95965 41--33-21, etc. 41--03-117-6 Philip Sutton C.E. Brown 2650 So Villi Ave. P.O. Box 920Palermo, CA 95968 Oroviller CA 95965 41-33-22, etc. Spring Valley Minerals 3 Park Central Suite 900,. Denver, CO 80202 41-33-41, etc. Leland Martin At. 1 Box 186 Oroville, CA 95965 4.1-33-45 Henry Joyner 30 Smith Hill Lane Oroville, CA 95965 41-33-5.0 James Calcateta 2776 Pentz Rd Oroville, CA 95965 41-33-51 L. :MA -V01 Noel 2776 Peutz Rd. Oroville, CA 95065 41-33-17 Jerry 'Valentine 992 Maple Park Dr. r' Paradise, CA 55569 BUTTECOUNTY PLANNINGCOMMISSION NOTICE OF PUBLIC HARING Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that public hearings will be held c,n WednesdayF September. 10, 1956, in the Butte County Board of Supervisors, ltoom, County Administration Center, 25 County Center Drive, Orovil.le California, regarding the following items, at the following times ITEMS ON WHICH A NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRON14ENTAL IMPACT�HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED 9:06 a.m. Jerry Valentine se Permit to allow a boarding kennel on property zoned U (Unclassified) and SHS (Scenic Highway), located at the northerly corner of Highway 70 and Pentz Road, identified as AP 41-33-17, southeast of Paradise. 10:30 a.m. A r. Bruhns -- Variance to minimum lot site to allow %wo 4.63 -acre parcels in a TM --5 (Timber Mountain - 5-acre minimum parcel) zone, located, Oft Hupp Cau tolenc Road, approximately 2/3 mile east of the Skyway, identified as AP 65--48-02, DeSabla area north of Paradise. The above-mentioned appl.ica,:ions, maps and Negative Declarations regarding environmental, impact are on file and available for public Viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning De*partment, 7 County Center Drive, Orovillei California. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION B.A. kIRC8ER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING To be published in the Paradise Post on Friday, August 29, 1,986. JI 9 F* ILE No.'- 41-33-17 BUTTE COUN'y PLANNING COMMISSION 1b, 198 STAFF FINDINGS - September jer.'ry valentine APPLICANT: Some OWNER* Use Permit to allow a boarding kennel REQUEST"- 41-33-17 AP N0. 4.15 ac, SIZE= At the northerly corner of Highway 70 Paradise LOCATION= and Pent= Road, southaFast of EXISTING ZQNING% U and SH Zoned U on Sept. 17, 1955, Ord • #s2486 ZONING HISTORY: SURROUNDING ZONING: U9 SI-I. LAND USE: Refer to Fuge 9 of Initial Study SURROUNDING Refer to Project Descr l Pt l on page 5 of SITE HISTORY: initial. Study Agricultural-Residential GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Butte County Code Sections 24-4`7 94-156 APPLICABLE REGULATIC3i�iS= and 24-195 and Comments Rectiiv8�le i The Butte County != ire DePartrrreneal l If t ofother than H hid noOcommentst putil i c Works and Env'i ronmental Health Conditions listed bivlow. is to te on aThis aruns +with 1plans Use Perm enlow xoned U and SHi The kennel X_ woulddrinitiaellyehdvve 20 dog fitist building i� to be 9an sq- to add up to "8o additional 5t,) and runs. The constructed of masonry block, wood and in size C78' x metal f a BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING tOMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - September 10,, 1986 Page P- Informat,on presented in the projectdescription and discussion of the initial Study (Pages 6 throUgh 9) is incorporated by reference. The site is located in an area that is relatively uninhabited at present. It is not anticipated that new residential uses would be established immediately adjacent to the proposed kennel. The two closest vesidences ar-a about 1/4 mile away to the north and northwest. Two travel trailers are proposed for the site With one for .4 caretaker and one for a kennel office. The existing penned area wou,.'d be used for a shop once the kennel building is constructed. A Septic aystem Was previously Installed for a 'large mobile home on the Property and would .be used for the two travel trailers. A well I s located on the southeast portion of the property 14 Water has been Pumped from the well up to 24 hours a day recently. The at'..' !cant proposes to install eucalyptus or other fast-erdwing trees to help reduce the nolse from barking dogs. The kennel building would be enclosed v,11th heatlno and air conditioning for year-round use. opt 1 on S: 1. Approve the Use Permit for unlimited Use of the property as a dog kennel) veterinarian office and other kennel -related activities. 2. Approve the Use Permit for UP to 20 dog runs and two WildIngs, with a subsequent- Use Permit needed for expansion of the kennel beyond that size A Negotiva Decl6ra-t-lon regardinj environmental Impact has been recommended. Conditions of approval are proposed to mitigate the potentially significant impacts. A. rind that the requirements of CEQA have boon completed and adopt a Negative Declarationip and B. Find that the proposed use compiles with Butte County Code Section 24-47 and that "%,.he proposed use of the property will not Impair the integrity and Character of the zone in which the land lies and that the use would not be Unreasonably li"IcOMPatible with, or InjurIcans to Surrounding properties or detrimental to the health and general Welfare of Persons residing or working In the neighborhood or to the general healthj welfare and safety of the Cbuhty4, and C. Approve a Use Permit to allow 8 boarding kenhol and veterinarian office in the 8-H and U zone on AP 41-88-17 (Jerry Valentino)i subject to the following conditions., G BUTTF, COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - September 101, 1986 Page a 1. Provide proper handlloo and disposal of all animal feces and urlre so as to prevent odor and fly production on the premises. This may be mc.?,!; by daily removal of animal' wastes and confining material to f' -1y -tight leakproof contali,.ers, and transport to an approved disposal site, or by installation of cdhcreite runs and a sewage disposal system for washdown wastewater disposalti. 2. Verify that the existing septic system and we'll are adequate to serve the kennel facility with two travel trailers. a. Obtain encroachment permit from the Department of Public Works and upgrade the existing drivewaysas necessary, to meet their, requirements. 4. Kennel buildlng� to be constructed in a manner to restrict noise levels to a maiximum of 60 decibels (dB) at the property lines, pursuant to the 'Noise 5lement of the General,Plan. 6. Kennel facility to be entirely enclosed with ventilation and 6. Plant and maintain a fast-growing screen of trees (eucalyptus, poplars, cottonwoods, etc.) at 6 -foot Intervals around the kennel boil dings prior to issuance of final building p--mlt. 7. lExpansioh of the Use Permit beyond two buildings or 20 dog runs to require a subsequent Use Permit. 6 Comply with any requirements of the Building Division of Public �4orks. 9. Applicant to comply with all other applicable State and local Statutes, ordinances and regulations. $AS/si s Attachments to Commission and Cities.' Initial study Location Exhibit. Site Plan �� ,:_ __ �, ... , . _.,. 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PAIDs $ -- RECEIPT, NU11BERt ,REZONING PETITION SIGNATURES CHECKED PERCENTAGES MULING LIST PREPPED P1AIL-OUT IfOTICES WRITTEN NOTICES HAILED NURBER= -- b LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREPARED PUBLICATION NOTICE. WRITTEN ' DISPLAY AD PREPARED NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION 0 C P G R DATE OF PUBLICATIONS -- INITIAL STUDY PREPARED ENPIROJaMiTAL DEMERHOATION1 Categorical Exemption FILED$ — �:, Negative Declaration FILMS _,_ MitigaCer1 Negative Declaration FILMS lnvifbnmedtal Impact Report CERTIF'IEbt -=-= r 91f,.2 CLEARINGHOUSE NUHBERt' APPLICANT/REiMSENTATIVE NOtiFICATIOH OF MVIRONIOTAL DUERMINATION ' pJAININC col-dI55ICN 11m,111a(s)1 BOARD OF sUPERVi5ORs+ NEI ita(W �. RESOLUTION tn,OBER (GPM) ,.. - . nt ,Abo I T f 5 77 I .APPLICATION FOR USE PIRMITtn3 OTmt1%Z",r ' BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING OOMMISDION X APR 2 7 1993 �frovjlir�, �xatift3rrtia APPLICANTt deed and tolloW Instructions as set forth on attached shoot, 9'.A�'d/� - -- Applicant's name,r.,�� Phone No, Applicant's Melling addrossIAar A pllcant's Interest In property (Owner, lessee, other) - r 1tG s {owner s name and address ° ~ Contact person for project (it other than applicant) Assessor's parcel numbers) /1�/ y/_ a� � /?�� Pmaent zoning-,I— Location oning-, . Location and size of parcel(s) Street address Directions for for travel to propei:y (rural and mountainous areas only):..1'a27-1 U_ Duscriptloh of proposed development and use 272x"9-'elm„� �'� /��f'.j ~' 7, I� ,/ �.�_/-7 ' f7 to /� f♦�r . �li�/� 3�h"?�A; 6'�',•�ct.�s7""�-- I Description of existing land use .,a��-�1� �...��-,��.� .orale /��A,� �,�,� .«� r✓�/�. Proposad scheduling/associated projects ,--�, -� Antloipated incremental development— Building con evelopmentBuilding (state dimensions, square footage and materials used) .l Pxistfng buildings b, Proposed buildings ---'�` Hazardous materials to be used (in larfimables, explosives or strong chemicals) Daily hours of operation, %rQ Number of employees -� Number of off-street parking spaces provided EXistlhg/proposed sewage disposal methods —2�9q, proximity of power and phone lines, Distance to natural Water course or storm draihs 1�0 Anticipated on and offsite drainage linprovementst=- Water sources proximity of Water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants; ponds, etc,) ds=;;-�' �� •—-` �� Will excavation or grading be necessary? Cubic yards (estlmate)s .' A oleot Including those re ulrsd b 1, List and describe any cine .elated ,permits and other pUbilo approvale foqulred for this pr J r q city, regional, State and F1„r'4e1'.iganoleo;..._. I� multi -story in height, schedule of unit sizes, and t IF RESIDENTIAL irtc,urio thtt number of units, whether units are single or Ype of houselioid size z,,pect6,'. . , �: ',nk, ' a '� " • }?I Y '•F' 71 l t'r k' e, whither neighborhood, city or regionally or�ented, square footage of sales area, and ,IF COAT MERCIAL*ltwijcate t(le type, ,ail • LIM ��+. '",�+t'r ' i . 'rr. ar r. +xidw M 4 W "-� +av loddi'r7�facili'ties- SK yir 4 Y , J - rYUStRIAL� id�,rt.; typ:3'ust1'mated am -WIND per shifit, and loading facilities. iX.,� r ;i � F I NSTITUTIOWAI.., indicate tits major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facllitles,. and community bens ft'is to be rterived from the project. IN J ENVIRONMENTAL (MPAG'+S AND MITIGATION MEASURES* e p --� identify potentially significwnt environmental Impacts associated with the Use permit. What prof ^t design features or special is conditions of al ,,royal (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential, environmental imp:. i3 Z ENVIRONMEVVIAL SET`C NG" p soil stability, plants and anl- Q Describe the iiroject sitz: as it exists before the project, including Information on topography, sit, nti#ts, and an; cultural, h storlcal Or aspects.Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use of the structures. --� properties, )ncluding Information on plants and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects, O.. „ riding p p d use (single-family, apartments, shops, depart+ De, Tribe the surrounding a e (rasldenti�il4,aco1nmgrglp.l„,etc,) ,iye slX i -Ipn �1. .; %,lpol�a@te�a•1?es °dill o f p h M V k p t stp�r�s e�tc�)�iand4,rcW�of4eyelopmentt�jiejgllt, frontage, satback, rear arm, atc: iw� 4',. ;y 4 `00'e, l yr a ., ♦ f4,ya,tA;+o,$,.4t�•.�w`ax 'iy: }”, �" .. a�° :k sa®,aaagk rq shee�*fo"r longer iespdris'b�.' v 4r. O LU CO* I hereby d,;c►are under penalty of perjury that I have read and understand the instructions and that the foregoing statements are true, complete anti correct to the best of my knowledge and bo af�, ,i O Date )"''T',�J Applicant's signature Date,_ -_., -- Property owner's signature Use Petiitit Number, RegUW—, Use permit to allow Looatloii and size of parcel(s) VERIFY' ✓' Project Description ✓� A,P. Numbers) ✓�. Zoning and Roqu{rements ' Ownership tJC ,,, Location Description Proof of Agency (it needed) ,,o`tg cop lea of Plot Plan 5 l t Recelpt Number �. Date Receivod l 2 $ L Application taken by G. The Planning Commission, on the basis of tho evidence submitted at thepublic hearing,may grant use permits when it finds that the proposed uses of the property will not impair the integrity nod character of the zone in which Lite land lies and that the use would not be un- reasonably incompatible with or injurious to surrounding properties nor detrimeninl to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood not, to the general 'health, snfety and weifnre of the county. 1, in approving n ttso permit, Lite Plaittii,.g Commission finny include such conditions as arc deemed reasonable and necessary under the circumstances to preserve the hitegHty and clinrncter of the zone and to socuro the general purposea of the Butte County General Plan and Chupwv 24, of the BuRe County Code. Such coaditirrtis amy include, but ure not limited to: time limitations, development plait approvul, hours of operation, fencing, dedication of right-of-way, and street and drainage improvements, Conditions imposed upon issuance of n use pornilt must be reasonably related to the use for which the permit is requested, B. Application fees as of � � (date) erre >a� 1' ces may he paid in cash o. by„heck made pnyahle Lu "`Treasurer of BotLe County”. 9. 130ore submitting a use permit upplication, applicant is requested to discuss with staff all questions aboutapplication requirements, County procedures, zoning provisions and possible conditions of upproval. am 416 , , Plattilin APR 2 7 W-4 INSTRUCTIONS TO iUSE PERMIT APPLICANTS 1. If applicant is not the owner, written authorization by the owner or other proof of agency must be submitted in order for the applicant to legally sign the application. Application,, shall be considered void if not signed l,y the owner or legal agent ' 2, All items on application shall be filled in as completely as possible. If rn item is not appli- cable, please indicate by the term "NA", 3, It is important that the applicant supply an accurate description of the location of the proposed project, including the following: a. Assessor's parcel number(s) (from the tax bills or Assessor's maps), It, Street addresses W available). s'. • c. Distances and directions to named streets, bodies of water or railroads. 4. Twenty-four (24) copies of a detniled plot plan of adequate scale to clearly show proposed build- ings and improvements, folded. tri Oil x 11 inches, Shall accompany and be made part of the "Application for Usu Permit". If the use permit is approved, the plot plan becomes the ap- proved development plan for the property.The plot plan shall include the following; information: a. A scaled drawing of thrs parcel(s)boundnrios. b, location and dimctisions of till existing and proposed improvements on the property, inhluding buildings, driveways, parking arcus, well:,, septic tanks and leach fields. e. Location and nntne of bordering streets, access rends, nearby crossroads, streams, bodies of water and rnilronds. d. North arrow and scale of drawing, 5, The "Application for Use Perinit" is subject, to public hearings and approval. by the PInnithig Commission. Any special conditions of approval shod be matte a part of the approved "Use Permit" andshall be binding an the applicant. 'f'he procedures for County action on use per.- mit npplieat,ions are stated in Chapter 24 of the kutte County Code, G. The Planning Commission, on the basis of tho evidence submitted at thepublic hearing,may grant use permits when it finds that the proposed uses of the property will not impair the integrity nod character of the zone in which Lite land lies and that the use would not be un- reasonably incompatible with or injurious to surrounding properties nor detrimeninl to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood not, to the general 'health, snfety and weifnre of the county. 1, in approving n ttso permit, Lite Plaittii,.g Commission finny include such conditions as arc deemed reasonable and necessary under the circumstances to preserve the hitegHty and clinrncter of the zone and to socuro the general purposea of the Butte County General Plan and Chupwv 24, of the BuRe County Code. Such coaditirrtis amy include, but ure not limited to: time limitations, development plait approvul, hours of operation, fencing, dedication of right-of-way, and street and drainage improvements, Conditions imposed upon issuance of n use pornilt must be reasonably related to the use for which the permit is requested, B. Application fees as of � � (date) erre >a� 1' ces may he paid in cash o. by„heck made pnyahle Lu "`Treasurer of BotLe County”. 9. 130ore submitting a use permit upplication, applicant is requested to discuss with staff all questions aboutapplication requirements, County procedures, zoning provisions and possible conditions of upproval. am 416 , , Plattilin APR 2 7 W-4 w i L: 041 030 053 00(0 STATUS: ACTIVE #}' DEVINE JAMES S & D.:LORES M I 6029 LINDA WAY CULVER CITY CA 90230 4 t L: 041 030 062 000 STATUS: ACTIVE FREEMAN SARITA ETAL DOUGHERTY ONITA 494 41ST ST APT D OAKLAND CA 94609 L; 1041 030 072 0001 STATUS: ACTIVE CHICO MOULDING CO P U 90X 1729 CHICJ CA 95921 Li 041 00 STATUS: ACTIVE MIDDLETON0D0R3ETAL TR i 11132 NELSON BAR RD OROVILLE CA 95965 L: 041 030 114 000 STATUS: ACTIVE I CHICO MOULDING CO PO BOX 1729 CHICO CA 95927 L 041 OJO 117 000 STATUS: ACTIVE � ORR MARVIN F REVOCABLE INTER VIVOS TRU' ORR MARVIN F TRUSTEE 5112 DURHAM PENTZ RD OROVILLE CA 95965 w i L: 041 030 053 00(0 STATUS: ACTIVE #}' DEVINE JAMES S & D.:LORES M I 6029 LINDA WAY CULVER CITY CA 90230 rr Lt. 041 330 023-000. STATUG:. ACTIVE CALCATERA MICHAEL JAMES ETAL. 160 FLYING CLOUD DR OROVILLE. CH 95965 \J 1 L: 041 3310 055 000 STATUS ACTIVE BETH TKACZK HARE EILEEN JANE ETAL TC PO BOX 9r1 ELK GROVE, CA 95759-0.r' 1551 VALE TERRACE VISTA CA 920183 L; 041'330 0131 000 STATUS: ACTIVE & DIANA L JT SUTTON PHLLIP R 2650 80 VILLA AVE PALERMO CA 95968 Lt 041 330 026 000 S"fATUS: ACTIVE L: 041 330 017 000 STATUS: ACTIVE SPRING VALLEY MIJERALS INC JACOBS JAMES F FAMILY TRUST I TABOR CENTER SUITE 2500 JACOBS JOHN R TRUSTEE 1200 17TH STREET P O'BOX 271 DENVER CO 80202 AUBURN CA 95603 L: 041 330 068 000 STATUS. ACTIVE L: 041 330 051"000 STATUS: ACTIVE SUTTON PHILIP,R & DIANA L ROLIN SAM I & ANNA MARIE 38 SMITH HILLiLN 161 PALM AVE #6 OROVILLE CA 95965 AUBURN CA 95603 L: 041 3301 069 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 041330 050 000 STATUS: ACTIVE JOYNER IRENE CALCATERA JAMES 30 SMITH HILL LN 2776 PENTZ RD OROVILLE CA 95965 OROVILLE CA 95965 Li 041 330 070 000 STATUS: ACTIVE CALCATERA JAMES 2776 PEiNITZ RD OROVILLE CA 95965 Lt 041 330 028 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 041 330 041 000 STATUS: ACTIVE SPRTNG VALLEY MINERALS INC MARTIN LELAND & LEAH 1 TA80R CENTER SUITE 2500 C/O CLAYTON GUNN 1200 17TH STREET 4741 LUCKY 7 L:N DENVER CO 80202 OROVIL'LE CA 95966 L: 041 330 018 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 041 380 043 000 STATUS: ACTIVE SMITH TRUST GOLDEN I=EATHER UNION SCHOOL DIST SMITH LUTHER R & BEULAH A TRUSTESS 81 SMITH HILL LN 00000 OROVILL.E CA 95965 L: 041 330 056 000 STATUS: ACTIVE Lt 041 330 044 000 SVATUSt ACTIVE SMITH TRUST MARTIN LELAND ESTATE OF ETAL SMITH L.UTHEIT R & BEULAH A TRUSTEES MOSSI EMMA 81 SMITH HILL LN 4741 4741 LUCKY SEVEN LANE OROVILLE CA 95965 OROVILLE CA 95965 L: 041 320 014 000 STATUSt ACTIVE L: 041'830 052 000 STATUS: ACTIVE MIDDLETON D R ETAL TR MARTIN LELAND J &LEAH ETAL M32, 32 'NELSON BAR RD 4741 LUCKY 7 LANE dROVILLE CA 95965 OROVILLE CA 95965 L: 041 820 015 000 STATUS; ACTIVE Lt Wit 380 1037 000 STATUSi ACTIVE MIDDLETON DAN R & VADA STATE OF CALIFORNIA 11132 NELSON BAR RD 00000 OROVILLE CA 95965 L. 041 380. 010 000 STATUS: ACTIVE Lt 041 330 054 000 8TATUSt ACTIVE STATE OF CALIMNIA STATE OF CALIFORNIA DWR 00000 00000 p s P 298 037 786 Receipt for Certified Mail AZTw No insurance coverage Provided 41111"U"°1"`°® Do not use for International Mail (See Reverse) atm! Y ilnn N 9.1 '. M n a. Walp Intl alt, C'sn(r a Collmd rill! 5pe,.tp' frnr�usry 1'nt Haalticttci t]Cnvery FCU:: RUYUrn VOL01 t:.hi3Wnq p to Wham & flat 00I.V 0 Rntutn qW (AA SNOW n I tt) PJhnrn N c Data. and AddteSSM A A 1149011 n folAt Fns09e J� ` & rewi �7 a Pastmatk of Batt? 00M . 0 O. ( NO RESPONSE - APPLICATION DEAD, PER BARRY HOGAN 3/10/94 February 22, 1994 Beth Tkacik P. 0. Box 911 Elk Grove, CA 95759-0911 CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Use Permit application for AP No. 041-330-017, located on the northeast corner of Pentz Road and Hwy. 70 Dear Ms. Tkacik: The above referenced project has been in this office since April 27, 1993. The application was, and is still, considered incomplete. In order to further address this request, we need comments from the Environmental HealthDepartment. The Health Department needs further information to make those comments. A list of those needs was provided to your engineer Mith copies to you) in a letter dated October 14, 1993 (copy enclosed). If you wish to pursue this request further, please let us know, in a letter, within the next 15 days. If you do not respond, or do not wish to pursue this matter, it will be dropped at the end of the 1.5 day period: Any action after that would require a re-application and payment of fees in place at that time; if you choose to pursue the request, the Health Department must be given the requested information. The Health Department will than be able to provide the comment to Planning. That will be followed by a letter from this Division stating you must now pay the second portion of the application fees, $780.00. Planning will review the project and schedule the project for hearing before the Planning Commission. v NO RESPONSE - APPLICATION DEAD, PER BARRY HOGAN 3/10/94 February 22, 1994 Beth Tkacik P. 0. Box 911 Elk Grove, CA 95759-0911 CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Use Permit application for AP No. 041-330-017, located on the northeast corner of Pentz Road and Hwy. 70 Dear Ms. Tkacik: The above referenced project has been in this office since April 27, 1993. The application was, and is still, considered incomplete. In order to further address this request, we need comments from the Environmental HealthDepartment. The Health Department needs further information to make those comments. A list of those needs was provided to your engineer Mith copies to you) in a letter dated October 14, 1993 (copy enclosed). If you wish to pursue this request further, please let us know, in a letter, within the next 15 days. If you do not respond, or do not wish to pursue this matter, it will be dropped at the end of the 1.5 day period: Any action after that would require a re-application and payment of fees in place at that time; if you choose to pursue the request, the Health Department must be given the requested information. The Health Department will than be able to provide the comment to Planning. That will be followed by a letter from this Division stating you must now pay the second portion of the application fees, $780.00. Planning will review the project and schedule the project for hearing before the Planning Commission. If you have any questions, please contact me at this office between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Sincerely, Barry K Hogan Planning Manager 1 Lisa Purvis Wilson Associate Planner BKH:LPWcbd Enclosure ■ E 18-B Coaaty Center Drive Orovillej CA 95965 (916)538.7282 FAX (916):538-216.5 October 14, 1993 C6 5 I � � , u-- ��`� c®ung` A N D C, F 1\1 A *t Q R 4- 'IV - A L 7 11 -%"',a I 3 1-: A CLEAN INDOOR AIR ENVIRONMENT FOR A HEALTHIER TOMORROW DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION <OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 1469 Humboldt Road Chico, CA 95928 (916) 891-2727 FAX (916) 895-6512 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 (016) 538-7281 FAX (016) 538-2140 747 Elliott Road Paradise, CA, 95969 (916) 872-6308 A & Q Engineering Attention: Marc Risso 1880 E 9th Street Chica.4 CA 95929 RE: Ute Permit Application for Tkaclk (Lewis for a RV an Camper Park at Pentz Rd., & Hwy 70 (AP# 41-33-17 & 51) Dear Mr. Risso: We have reviewed the sewage dis,osal leach field 4.,.lculations you Provided fur the above proposal. Although many of our estimates Of towage flows differ from yours, the amount of leach line pro -posed appears in the acceptable range. However, before we can proceed further we will require the followingi 1. Information on the proposed septic tanKs. 2. A scaled plot map indicating the location of the entire proposed septic system. 3. Approval from Regional Water Quality Control Board for the leach field installation proposal. 4. Approval from RjWjQ.C.8. for the proposed evaporation Pond indicated to be your reserve area for this leach field. It it bur departmenbs's policy to charge fees for services requested. Thereforeo we will require additional foot in order 'to process this application further. A & 0 Engineering Page 2 October 14; 1993 I'f you have any questions regarding this letter, please Contact me at the above listed aaddress or- telephone number- between 8:00 10%00 a.m. weekdys. jr t my yoursl Doug Fo 1; R.E.H..5. Division of Environmental Health DF/sg CCI VPlanning Department/D.S. Seth L. 'Tkacik. P.G. Box 9:11, Elk Grove, CA 95759-0911 Mongan Lewis, P.O. Box 21157 Roseville, CA 95746 lL � Count PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES . 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95985.3397 TELEPHONE, 1916! 538.7601 FAX: 19161 538.7785' November 4, 1993 Morgan Lewis Woodland Development Corporation P. Q. Box 2115 Roseville, CA 95746 Re: Use Permit application on AP No. 041-330-01.7 Dear Morgan: After our phone conversation today, I checked the status of your project. The Health Department has not given clearance for the proposal, as of today. The Planning Division cannot complete an Environmental Evaluation of theproject without sufficient assurances of approval from the Health Department. You should contact Doug Fogel of Environmental Health for the necessary steps to resolve this. If I can be of further assistance, please call between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Thursday. Sincerely, Lisa Purvis Wilson Associate Planter LPW:bd r war v1'_- ' Atte Counfq'. JRA WEA!TH K. ��- A CLEAN INDOOR AIR ENVIRONMENT FOR A HEALTIRER TOhld'giko V DEPARTINfENT OF PUBLIC BEALI DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH a 18-B County Center Drive 1469 Humboldt Road 7 County Center Drive 747 Elliott nsd Oroville, CA 95965 Chico, CA 95928 Oroville, CA 95965 Paradise, CA 95969 (916)538-7282 (916)891-2727 (916)538-7281 (916)872-6308 FAX (916) 538=1165 FAX (916) 895-6512 FAX (916) 538-2140 May 19, 1993 Planningnepatimetl! Morgan Lewis AUG U 51993 Woodland Development Corp. Oroville, P.O. Bo x 2115 , Califo;nla Roseville, CA 95146 RE: Us'e Permit Application for Set, ge Disposal and Water for an FV Park, Pentz Rd & Hwy 70 (AP# 41-33-17) Dear Mr. Lewis: Thank you for the above submission. Th- following items on your submitted information require fuf`"'',-'r clarification before we can proceed further: 1. We require information regarding the pre-soak procedure for the percolation tests performed to be reported with the pert results. 2. Butte County requires leach lines to, be placed ten (101) feet apart center to center. Your design specifies seven (7') feet center 'to ceriter. . 3. A replacement Area capable of handling an entire replacement leach field must be proven and designated on your plan. Entire septic system to be designed to. work by gravity flow. Information highlighting those points and a sewage disposal permit application are enclosed. A wager system for a tamp of this size will require a permit from the county. An application to obtain this permit s also enclosed. Morgan Lewis Use Permit Page 2 May 19, 1993 If you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact me at the above listed address or telephone number between 8:00 - 10:00 a.m. weekdays, r tru yours, 0oucg Fo 1, R.E.H.S. Division of Environmental Health DF/sg Attachments t9? ccs Planning Department/D.S. Beth L. Tkacik, P.O. Bax 411, Elk Grovea CA 95759-0911 i e t Ptannlntt I�A+er'rRmont MAY x,1993 �7CUv►e�u, �,,.��rnla BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION. .'RE-APPLICA"TION REVIEW FOW I TO, public Works DATE: May 4, 1993 RE: PRE -APPLICATION REVIEW INFORMATION FOR; Beth L. Tkacik-PO Box aI I,E1k Grove, CA AP# 041.330-017,051 �'3" 7 Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following project: Use Permit to allow�ah 5 c a�4 nn.4.1 Acres ;� 3�AcreskLoc Locate_ the Please indicate your response by checking the appropriate line. No requirements for this project: X The project as proposed can met this Departments tsc�e uir het following Sufficient proof has been given that the pp conditions approved: r a r _�r� _�a,'�.`; ,•� d , 4. s yarl.• 7rtt Ce r c a'✓r^ rsz + j. , y- (J / �,o e, 44- t Sip,�tT �+,v r✓ a7tr � C orry _ The pritject as proposed can/does riot meet the requirements of this department. A revision of licant has been contacted with this inforn1ation+ the project will be necessary. The app .iignattire OrTzov �i M N U1 W.,OL m � o Op r- 4 19ffiff w co 4 U r �I � b h w ' 'It N ' O — -'' -- t � i a. Oin b 1 41 69a$I9 too, - M �. mow. �rtoct 7y 1 iii � Q • C -too, I 'o . l ° e � ",�s Ord _ t.^/--� � I •�•`�`l� �\ q�• t '� I �•'� m eye' s , � (` x 1 r s W . _ e � � r,• ti J 'ia �1 .w r � ...� w. x9Fi1�`kt Y'Wr�.+•°.^��...nF�s.+,7F.u:. wa •,a..:,H.,7 wn,. w,,.r,..•. ,.»„ a. ,., �:. .w.a.�v... -+,_,. { rr.a� ,,,w.H, rt+y«1d� u., e+..+,a.ww+;.r'-.,..0 �� - _ _ a..w.y �.. ar+•1'�; •-•wp.. 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