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HomeMy WebLinkAbout042-140-127Oak Way. identif ied as AP 4 2 - 1.4 - 12 7., 12 aown/area., Ch i nn GENERAL PLO DESIGNATION Commercial, Industriel 7 DATE PRE-,kP!P FEE PAID I $ 2 2 5.0 0 RECEIPT NUMBER: 11304 3 �'2T- 9 0 APPLICATION ACCEPTED; 6ro 730 �,S,qk-N V FINAL APP. PAID. $ RECEIPT NUMBER: REZONING PETITIO . It SIGNATUREES CHECKED PERCENTAGE: MAILING LIST PREPA RED MAIL -OUT NOTICES WRITTEN NOTICES HAILED LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREPARED PUBLICATION NOTICE WRITTM, DISPLAY AD PREPARED NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION INITIAL STUDY PREPA RED NUMBER: 1 & 0 ^C P G B R DATE OF PUBLICATIONi ENVIR3hliENTAL DETERMINATION- _ Catngorical Ekemption FILED: Negative Declaration FILEDI X Atigatod Negative Dedlarabiati 'FILED: EnVikorahental Impact Repoft CERTIFIED- other - STATE CLEARING11OUSE NUMBER! APPUcANT/REPftEsVrrAtIVE NOTIVIdATION OF 'ENVIRbNWtTA.L bElEgMINATION PLkMiNd COMMISSION HW-VIG(s)o -,17 57ir-,PY-, 140 OC9 BOARD O'V SUPERVISOkSl KWI110(04 News: PUbAc: zo 0 6131 qo Warner Petroleum Inc. proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation measures regarding environmental impacts and JLLse Permi�t to allow a new bulk plant facility with warehouse, office, mini mart and 24-hour cardlock for fueling, on property zoned M-2 (Heavy Industrial) located on the northerly side of Highway 32, across from Oak Way, identified as AP 042-1.40-127 and 128, Chico. (VIDEO TAKEN) The Commission waived the reading of the Staff Findings, A video tape was shown of this site Wally Warner said they have a bulk plant on Nord. ktmnue at this time, across from a pizza parlor. He said one of the reasons for relocating this plant out approximately I mile towards the northerly direction of Chico, is because of les- automobile traffic. He said the primary reason for relocating is because the EIPA, i.e., state, federal laws, say that he has to conform to Phase 1, Phase H vapor recovery, new containment for all types of piping on properties. He said by 1998 undergroun d tanks at the Nord Avenue site will have to be replaced. He said as long as they have this expense, they felt it would be wise to relocate in an area where traffic was not as congested. He said the mini -mart is for additional income to help pay for this project. He said that the oak trees near the street will be removed as there is a 15 foot frontage easement. He said they are planning to save as many trees as possible. He said the service station will caus-- removal of the trees in the middle of the lot. Commissioner Lambert, asked Mr. Warner if the mini -mart would generate more traffic? Mr. Warner discussed the traffic in the area on Sacramento Avenue and 8th Avenue and the possible future widening of Sth ANenue. He was concerned that there was a condition requiring installation of a sewer along the entire frontage of his property that would benefit a housing development, going in across the street. He felt that everyone should contribute to the sewer system, Chairman Forbes noted that there are no conditions listed concerning sewer installation or main extensions. Commiss-3'oner Lambert asked if Condition 4 meant all the hydrants or each hydrant? it was a consensus of the Commission that this condition should be changed to say "each" instead of "all". Answering a question from Commissioner Lambert, Mr, Warner stated that his company services Butte and Tehama Counties. Thomas York, CSUC student, said this business should be moved off of Noi d Avenue compictely because of the heavy traffic impacts. He enoouraged the Commission to think before putting this kind of traffic generator on a busy street. The hearing was closed. Commissioner Lynch said this kind of ifidtistrial use is appropriate in the M-2 zone. He said that this area i's one of the relatively few M-1 zones. Commissioner Ostrowskil acknowledged the letter received from Mrs, Deatsch. QQ t Commissioner Ostrowski said the zoning is patchwork in the area with some residential andsome industrial. Staff gave a brief background on how the zoning in the area came about. Staff said there iss a proposal to extend Eaton Road from Highway 32 to Highway 99, that will divert some traffic froin this area, Commissioner Lambert said this is the same area being considered for a school, and this is a concern. She said she was not against the project, only concerned with the traffic that will be generated. It was moved by Commissioner Lambert, seconded by Chairman Forbes, and unanimously carried for approval as follows: MOTION- ACCEPT RECOMMENDATIONS OF STAFF MEMO DAJED AUGUST 29,1990 - MAKE THE FINDINGS LISTE D UNDER "A"; AND MAKE THE MOTION LISTED UNDER "B" INCLUDING THE CONDITIONS NUMBERED I THROUGH 12: A. Find that: 1. The Initial Study was completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act. 2. Said study and comments received thereon identified potentially significant environmental effects that the pr ject may have had but: 01 a. Revisions in the project plans or proposals made by or agreed to by the applicant would avoid ouch effects or mitigate such effects, to a point whore clearly no significant environmental effects would occuro and b. There is no substantial evidence before the County that the project as revised may have significant effect on the environment. 3. A proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation measures has been completed in tompliance with the California Environmental Quality Act, 4. The proposed land use conforms to the policies, including the text and map, of the 13utte County Genr,-,i-,l Plan and the zoning classification, because of the existing zoning and turroultld",a� usegi 17, 0 P S. The proposed project meets the requirements of the Butte County Code Section 24- 33i 24-47, and 24-117) specifically: The proposed uses of the property will not impair the integrity nor character of the zone in which the land lies and that the use would not be unreasonably incompatible with, or injurious to surrounding properties or detrimental to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood or to the general health, welfare and safety of the County. B. Adopt a Negative Declaration with mitigation measures and approve the Use Permit on AP 042-140-127 and 128 to store inflammable materials subject to the following conditions and mitigation measures: 1. Obtain a permit from the Butte County Air Pollution Control District. 2. Provide two fire hydrants serviced by a pressurized water system. 3. Place fire hydrants on the project site in accordance to the Fire Departments specifications. 4. Each fire hydrant shall deliver a fire flow of 2,500 gallons per minute, 5. All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems designed to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association for industrial and commercial structuresi 6. The applicant shall pay the $1,700 development impact fee to the Butte County Fire Department/Califormia Department of Forestry for the Westside Fire Station Fund prior to the issuance of a building permit. 7. Obtain permits for underground tank installation from the Butte County Department -of Envi'ro , ninontal Health. 8, Submit plans on mini -market plus plan check fees to the Departmeint of Environme,qtal Health. 9. Install curb, gutter, sidewalk and necessary paving along property frontage. 10. ','.,�rovide a permanent solution for storm drainage and submit such plans for I oprovement to the California Department of Transportation for approval prior to ,.:onstructllon, 11,, DoM 40 feet of rilght-of-way to the County of Butte measured about the centerlme at Highway 32. butTh' dobgtt' phi NatNq V 27 15 9'0 12. Applicant must 'also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulations. U i66. "ii 6 mj� 6 �� FILE NO.: 90-37 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - August 29, 1990 APPLICANT: OW"NE R: - REQUEST: AP NO.: SIZE: LOCATION: EXISTING ZONING: ZONING HISTORY: SURROUNDING ZONING: SURROUNDING LAND USE* SITE HISTORY: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: APPLICABLE REGULATIONS: Warner Petroleum, Inc. Carolyn Dauterman. Use Permit to allow the storage of inflammables in a M-2 zone. 042-140-127 and 128. Approximately 3.7 acres. On the northerly side of Highway 32 across from Oak Way in the Chico urban area. M-2. Zoned M-2 on February 2, 1982 by Ordinance No. 2266. C-2 and M-2. Industrial, commerciali and orchards. The project site has been utilized for residential. and agricultural purposes in the past, The surrounding area is develo Ing into a commercial pi and industrial area. Commercial, Industrial. Butte County Code Sectioi,9 24-47 and 47-111i I BUTrE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - August 29, 1990 COMMENT, CEIVED- .� �RE -CITY OF CHICO; "L Dedicate right-of-way. 2. Address parking lot landscaping and shading. 3. Parking lot setback from street frontage -perimeter landscaping. 4. Address signago." PREVENTION: "This prqject will have a significant impact on the Fire Department. Adequate in-house fire protection systems and fire hydrants will be needed. The Fire Department should have input in the planning." 1'4 A][ nINVIKU MENFAL HEAJTH EPARTMENIT: "1. Obtain permits lur , N_' _ underground tank ipstallaGns from the ivision of Environmental Health. 2. Submit plans on mini6market plus plan check fees to the Division of Environmental Health. 3. Comply with Nitrate Action Plan and obtain permit for sewage dispo3al systems for warehouse, offices, and 6 . mini. -market." BUT7E !QOIMN PUB JQ L RKS n1r4-PAnTx---- "j, Install curb, gutter, sidewalk, and necessary paving along property frontage. 2. Provide permanent solution for storm drainage and submii plans for improvement to Caltrans for approval prior to constrilction. 3. Deed 40 foot right-of-way lo County of Butte measured about the centerline of Highway 32. ANALYSISi. The applicant as proposing to develop a petroleum bulk plant facility to dispense and distribute gasoline and die.sel fuelst oilsj greasesi and solvents it! the Butte and Tehama County areas. Under the M-2 zone storage of inflammable requires a Use Permit. The proposed facility will include three underground tanks measuring 33 feet by 8 feet, The underground tanks will be double walled, with double wall piping, tank monitors, snifter wells, and container boxes under all dispensers. All dispensers shall be equipped with a Phase Two Recovery System and shall meet the requirements of the Air Pollution Control District. Installation of underground tanks shall also adhere to the trivirohmental Protection Agency and the State of California requirements for undergroun d storage of hazardous materials, The back corner of the warehouse will also t-,ontain four above ground tanks for lube olls, The tanks shall be ploxed on a concrete foundat' ton surrounded by a concrete retention bermi Above ground storage tanks shall also adhere to the Uniform Fire Code for such facilities, The Proposed projetA conforms with the zoning classification and the'General Plan for thearea, 'I'lie proposed landtuso is compatible with �'urrouriding commercial and light industrial uses in the vici it ni 'V. 2 W "WT. BUTYZ COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - August 29, 1990 A mitigated Negative Declaration has been prepared for the proposed project in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act. MOTION: EXCEPT RECOMMENDATIONS OF STAFF MEMO DMT -1 D AUGUST 29,1990; MAKE THE FINDINGS LISTED UNDERW AND MAKE THE MOTIONLISTED UNDE R "B": FIND THAT: 1. 2. 36 4i 5. H The Initial Study was completed in compliance with the Environmental Quality Act. Said study and comments received thereon identified potentially significant environmental affects that the pr ject may have had but: 01 A. Revisions in the proj1-ct plans or proposals may by or agreed to by the applicant would avoid such a!fects or mitigate such affects to a point where clearly no significant environmental affects would occur) and B. There is no substantial evidence before the Couety that the project as revised may have significant affect on the environment. A proposed Negative Declaration with mitigation measures has beer. conip!eted in compliance With tile California Environmental Quality Act. The proposed land use conforms to the policies, including the text and map, of the Butte County General Plan anu the zoning classification, because The proposed project ineets the requirements of the Butte County Code Section 24-33, 24-41, and 24-117, specifically: The proposed uses of the property will not impair the integrity nor character of the zone in which the land ties and that the use would not be Unreasonably 'Incompatible withi or lnj'urloug to surrounding properties or detrimental to the health and general welfare of the persons residing or working in the neighborhood or to the genera. health, welfare anJ safety of the County. Adopt a Negative Declaration with mitigation measures and approve the proposed Use rials subject to the, Permit on AP No. 042-140-127 and 128 to store Inflammable mate I following cotidit'lon- s and mitigation measures! L Obtain a permit from the Butte County Air Pollution Control District. Provide two fire hydrants serviced by 6. pressurized Water sYstethe ,3 BUrrE� COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF FINDINGS - August 29, 1990 3, Place fire hydrants on the project site In accordance to the Fire Departments specifications. 4. All fire hydrants shall deliver a fire flow of 2,500 gallons per minute. 5. All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems designed to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association for industrial and commercial structures, 6. The applicant shall pay the $1,100 development impact fee to the Butte County Fire Department/California Department of Forestry for the Westside Fire Station fund i prior to the issuance of a Use Permit. 7. Obtain permits for underground tank installation from the Butte County Deparlment of Environmental Health. 8. Submits plans on mmi-market plus plan check fees to the Department of Environmental Health. 91 Install curb, gutter, sidewalk and necessary paving along property frontage. 10. Provide a ,Permanent solution for storm drainage and submit such plans for improvement to the California Department of Ttansportation for approval p i r to construction. r10 11. Deed 40 foot of rigfit-of way to the County of Butte measured about the centerfire tit Highway 32. 12. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulations. Attachments to the Commission and City: Location EA11bit Slid Plan BLM-bb 4 APPLICATION FOR USE PERMIX *. ad. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING CORIMISSION MAR 9,71990 APPLICANT: Read and follow Instructions as set forth on attached sheet. Oroville, "011141rjI16 -1jM Tnr Applicant'sharne Warner Petrolc Phone No.( 1 916) 342-8376 Appi Icant's me[ I I jig address PX.Box 6759 Chico, Ga. 95927 Applloant's Interest in property (Owner, lessee, other)- . Prospective Owner Owner's name and address -IMITIP" Contact person for project (if other than applicant). David W. W ner or WaliAnp P._Wa Atslissor's pardel number(s) //42 - 14 - 12 7 & It'4.2- 14- 128 . Present zoning. Location and size of parcel(s) _H,y V 3 2 n-uurd a�e U2J-J1LS±-.J3Qn-tb-.af-8.tJa Aypniun s17p= 2441 2931 Street address 18.30 Directions for travel to property (.rural and mountainous areas only)'� DOsot[Ptlon of Proposed development and useNew-bAk pl ant fnri I 1+V -J _WJtb__W — -Land 24 hrcarl.d.lnck or fueling. Also Dossihlp mini -Mart. U. Description of existing land use --.JJmJtj;d Proposed scliedullng/associcAt-7d projects ---1;4 ni inrw J gai r-onefty. Ariticipjiied Incremental development- None antirinAtind 13ulldlhg construction (state dimensions, square footage and materials used) a. 5X18flng buildings �=10- -Twh itz+ CL cc b. Pr6posedbuildings , son Hazardous iiiatemals to be used (Irilighlindbles, explosives Or Ff'rohg Chanil eel a) diesel fijel both, -- Daily hours of employees .441= Number of off,street parking spades provided EX10119/0WPosed towage disposal method: - 80pti G tank -WJ th pto=��- 1-.nvenjn_t.,— Proximity of POW61' and phone lines; itnately 8 b-1 q--tD---fhp 01stahob to Matutal Water course or storm dralm —60M L -U -=L AhtidiptAtedohAhdolf-sltedraina,gaimpebvdmoht!3.. Water soutdb" Wel I easPMeht- f�,Om hAI_it.ppfflAri prr1npp+,V F11 i�n PrOXIMItY'Of water for flN fightirig purposes (hydrants, Pohdqi aid.). H�drajrit at 11UZ od A o apAtm'ma-tPay 8 blodks to the.- ti11+h'nhi:+ Will OXCdVatloh ot gtadlng be heCessetyl Cubic yods (asil mate). Jes �g-,--ta n -exca /afinh. (15 yards) List and describe any other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, Including those required by,, city, regional, State and Federal agencies:- E.P_A_ qPDtJr__pPrmJt_q L_nprmi t , fnnd QP(aparatinn -perm t, Butte, -Co -Air Pol Utian—pelzipit, varJnI!,s_nthPr iinknown ppr-mits IF RESIDENTIAL, Include the numberr I Units, whether units are single or multi -story In height, schedule of unit. 4,lies,.�and typo rf household size expected. IF COMMERCIAL, Indicate the type, Whether neighborhood# city or regionally oriented, square footage of sales area, aWl loading facilities. IF INDUSTRIAL, Indicate type, estimated employment per shift, and loading facilities. IF INSTITUTIONAL, Indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilities, and community benefits to be derived from the project. Commercial: wholesale distributor ( Chevron Jobber) distributing gasoline & diesel fuel and oils, greases, solvents to Butte & Tehema counties. Sales area 530 sq. ft. Loading dock 690 sq. ft. Also warehouse and office space. _J FNVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES* _J Identify potentially significant environmental associated with the use permit, What project design features or special U. conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential environmental Impacts? Environmental impact should be minimal. We plan ) adhere to the strictest E.P.A. requirements following State, County, and local laws to the letter. All underground tanks Will be double Wall, with double wall piping, tank monitors, snifter, wells, and container N400AVALaUTIjapi-Isersi and whatever else we can do to protect our environment. Describe the project site as It' exists before the project, Including Information on topography, soil stability, plants and ani- mals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspectsi Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use of the strtiotutes. _J CL Describe the surrounding properties, Including Information on Plants and animals and any cultural, historical or scAr1lc aspects. CL Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc.) Intensity of land use (SItIgle-lanilly, apartmonts� shops�, depart- ment stores, etc.)� and scale of development (height, frontage, sotback, rear yard, otc,), Surrouhdi hg properti es are * Use separate sheet for longer responses, mai ril y commerei al wi th I I Mited resi denti al . Al mond orch- ards and some Walnut. Our Planned development of this property into a bulk plant with 24 hr calrdlock facility Would increase the property value along with the surrounding properties. We feel it will be a attractive business and necessary to continue our �gd o ereRV All Rroe utnqePRd'n19R f W, L%Xalth RE14099 § V 9NOYIN# �eb�j sPZtl og� �re U& AtA rego Ing Statements are truel complete and correct to the beat of my knowledge and bollel. Cz Date Applicant's signature /I 27e__e_,� te e, Date a V Property owner's signature - Use PermitNumber_, Request! Use permit to allow Location and size of pardel(s)� C:) VEHIIIIY: Col A.P. Number(a) Project Description BURS Co. fla""Itull tornlyl. ownership ZOnIng and Requirenl0htS Proof of Agehay (If needed) Locotion Description [AAR 2 7 1990 LU Copies of Plot Plan Orov'I'lle, CAlforhla o6to koceivdd. 3n?22— 90 z nocelpt Number_ Application taken by 10!� L 042 t4O 127 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 042 140 059 000 STATUS: ACTIVE DAUTERMAN DOUGLAS K ABIGAIL EfAL DAUTERMAN CAROLYN SUE TC 123 ESTATES DRIVE 183 ESTATES DR CHIco CA. CHICO CA 9592B 95928 L: 042 140 128 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 042 140 069 000 STATUS: ACTIVE SCHMIDT ROBERT E & SHARON CP DAUTERMAN CAROLYN SUE 1903 NORD AVE 123 ESTATES DR CHICO CA CHICO CALIF 95926 95928 L: 042 140 001 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L: 042 140 073 000 STATUS: ACTIVE GEORGE TERESA C ETAL AT&T COMMUNICATIONS OF CALIFORNIA INC C/O PROPERTY TAX MARTINO ANTONIO 0 & ALLE8ANDkINA (LE) UNIT P 0 BOX 1329 1985 NORD AVE MORRISTOWN NJ CHICO CALIF 95926 0'7960 L: &E� 140 005 000' STATUS: INACTIVE L: 042 140 092 000 3TATUS; ACTIVE ICLARK FAMILY LIVING T13UST DAUTERMAN 'CAROLYN SUE SS 123 FSTATES DR CLARK ROGER W & BONNIE. 11 TRUSTEES CHICO UA 800 ESPINAL 959213 PORTOLA CA 96122 L" 042 140 006 000 STATUSe INACTIVE Li 04a 140 093 000 STATUS- INACTivE DAUTERMAN THOMAS M 8, CAROLYN SUE DAUTERMAN CAROLYN SUE SS 123 ESTATES DR 123 ESTATES DRIVE CHICO CA 95928 CHICO CA 93928 L: 042'lltO 031 000 STATUS: ACTIVE L,. 042 140 104 000 STATUS: ACTIVE DEAISCO VIRGINIA MARIE EDWARDS BARBARA PAUL80N 1209 iifGHLAND AVE 314 DUNCASTER HOUSTON TX YUBA CITY CA 95991 77079 Li 048 140 o82 000 STATUS: ACTIVE Li 043 070 001 000 STATUS: ACTIVE SOLRS MARIAN SUSAN TR J�S8�E MACHINE WORKS 1738 NORD AVE MARI�% SUSAN SOURS LIVING TRUST CHICO CA 1218 V 8TH AVE 'LA 98926 'CHICO 95986 Lt 048 14o 040 000 STATUS'. ACTIVE RAMIRE2 M p & MANGARE :T p 1040 8 EASTMAN AVF LAS ANGELES CA 90023 2 0 14 041 600 STATUS.—ACTIVr CANL80N MARK E LINDA M ML 10�6 NoRo AVE CHICO CA 95986 Law,, AMA' ON '03F T- offce of planninj arc Butte County ent .1 Planning Departin I r.4 ve "d N,se h 1400.Tenth Street A 7 County Ceftter'D Sacramento, CA 95& Orovillej CA 95565 or Nov 01 1990 X County Clerk County of Butte 8V ill compliance with Section 21108 tic�-of Determination STJ33-TE:CM Filing of NO 1 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code. roject Title # WarnlerPet=oleum Inc. it 042-140-12 and 428 r Use Permi �erson State Clearinghouse Number subiii-tted to Clearinghouse) rector (916) 538-7601 B. A. Kircher, Ple-Anning Di -------- - project Location On the northerly' side of H=w4Y.- 32, across f-rom Oak Way - __.. I : 4 L office, and 24-hour prbj;7ct -Desci-ption Se, I to I allow a hew bulk plan-.: facilitV vith VatehOu. Use Permlt sible mini, matto ----------- uelingi Also DOS cardi2 Planr).Jrig Commission Butte This is to advise that the - (Lead Agency o_ Responsible Agency) has approved the above-destribed project on 9-27-90 kDate) and has made I ns regarding the above-d"aribed project% the following ddterminatio J icant effect oil the The project will, X _yill not, have 3 sign f environment, � Report WAS prepAred for this project An Environmental ImPAct pursuant to the PrOv's'ons of CtOA' this project pursuant to the X A Negative Detlatation was PtePaved 'or provisions 61 cEQAs d WLVel n0t� i,,ade a condition of the 5, Mitigation measures X wet approval of the projects X was noto adopted 4, A statement of Overriding consid6eAtiOhs for this project, This it to certify that the final 91A with comments at.d responses alld record of project APPtbval is available to the goftet6l public at, ing DePattn- `ht Butte county Plahni 1 County Center Drive otoville, CA 05965 lot Filing and Date Receive, pR 10/31/90 Posting At 0 r Og in a 4tu e� t, A. Xitcher df� _Di r e q t 0 Title Mdrell 1986 "Warner Petroleum Inc., Use Permit, AP 042-140-127 and 128, Mitigation Measures: 1. Provide two fire hydrants serviced by a pressurized water system. 2. Place fire hydrants on the project site in accordance with the Fire Departments specifications. 3. Each fire hydran't shall deliver a fire flow of 2,500 gallons per minute. 4. All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems designed to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association for industrial and commercial structures. 5. The applicant shall pay the $1,700.00 development impact fee to the Butte County Fire Department/Calitomia Department of Forestry for the Westside !"Ire Station Fund prior to the issuance of a building permit. NEOATIVE DECLARATION REGA RDING ENVTRnM4VM1rAT IMPACT I. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN th�4t the project described beltv has been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 211100, et. seq.) And a determination has been made that it will not h -Lave a significant effect upon the environment. Log # 00-07-03-02 2. DESCRIPTION OF PkojECf: AP No. 042-140-127 & 128 Use Permit to allow a new bulk plant facility with warehousei office, and 24-hour cardlock for fuel4na. Also possible mini mart, 3s LOCATION OF PROJECT: On the northerly side of Rwyj 52) across from Oak Way, 4s NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: Warner Petroleum Inc. P. 0. Box 6759 Chicoj CA 98927 S. MITIGATION MEASURES: Attached 6, A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect of this pro 'ect is on f' J ile at 7 County Center Drive, Oroville. This study was: Adopted as presented. Adopted with changes. Specific modifications and supporting reasons are attached. A Public hearing on this Negative Declaration was held by the decision making body. Hearing Body Butte 0-ngn4-,, pi Date of Determination 9 -21 -go Determination: On the basis of the initial study of envlirohm6At� inforinat' Al impact, thii ion PtCgOnted at hearings) comments received on the proposal and our own 'knowledge and independent research: We kind the Proposed project COULD NOT have a s' n'f' effect on thC enVironment) and a NEGATIVE 1 9 1 icant hereby adopted. DECLARATION Is We find that the Project COULD have a significant effect on the environment but w4il not in this case because of attached mitigation Measulres described ift item 5 above which are by th' 18 reference made cohditiont Of project APProvAli A conditional NEGATIVE DECLARATION adopted.- is "hereby 7 si ignature Allah FOrb08, Ch&ItMah cothty Pl'annllhg c0tamis8ibn Titl� November 8, Warner Petroleum Inc., Use Permat, AP 042440-127 and 128, Mitigation Measures - 1. Provide two fire hydrants serviced by a pressurized water system. 2. Place fire hydrants on the project site in accordance with the Fire Departments specifications. 3. Each fire hydrant shall deliver a fire flow of 2,500 gallons per minute. 4. All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire the aippression sprinkler systems designed to the standards of National Fire Protection Association for industrial and commercial structures. 5. The applicant shall pwy the $1,700.00 development impact fee to the for Butte County Fire Department/California Department of Forestry issuance of a building the Westside Fite Station Fund prior to the permit. "7ND-E—R—:Complate items 1 a n 2 Whbn additl and 4 0 PuL-your 11'.R�E�TURN "il 1, desirddi and completo Item ad;ress'In the j(),, 8 pave 0 the r card from being ratUrned to �olu. T11 urin.,ocei t f0jef w to and the date of delive T u "v rie,'a1dP.-f:b'lIure to d6 this will prevent this rovi 0 o a a Oo. he arsor Lderml_llorcd Vver. Ono. 17, on, qi*� , o n ces at av Is a on3ullpo. .t r I I a Wlie—es—e-n--d—Moc ox r ' foor addillonal 87 Ice(s)'req a 0 Show to!,ho,rn B11 a , am 'whom voted, date, an addressee, id. Restricted 1, 1 . (&tra charge) it We Addressed to: Delivery (Extra chilr8e), — -7" - 4. Articlo NuM 'Petroleumf Ind. P '09-4 � — - 635 078 'Wa�thet �0. BoX. 6,750, TLypa qt uervice. u Ostored Chido, CA 05927 de rdflad 0 coo vexpress Mail [] R Alwa's,'j,' taln'signaturs of addressee otagen and�ATED�LIVERED.,,,,, 6i Signature — Address X Ba Addressee's Addres ee 6. signs 7�;'�Jta of D iv ary Q PS Form 36111 MO, 1988 U.SAKO. 1988-212"Oc`ls DOMESTIC ri RECEIPT o STATES P66TAL Adventur, 13'ant Proportions 60FIciAL BUSINESS 4'1 11 UNITE SERVICE P_ 9 0 ICT Collect SENDER INSTRUCTIONS mee'— Print Vovr hame. address and ZIP Code In the spat below. Iternall, 3#Md4cntha F , IASMAIL Attach to front of article if a be of permits, otherwise affix to oves PENALTY FOR PRIVATE =0 article "66tu'in Receipt USE.$= RLquestod" adJacont to "oMber' RETURN Print Soriddr's ntima, a2dfrVals, end ZIP Codo In tho ipecd b6loW. TO UP Manning M"mwlippwlt 90-37 SU I BJECT: Use Perm I it No. 90-37, AP No. 042-140-127 and 128 DATE: October 26, 1990 Pursuant to Section 65863.5 of the Government Code, the following parcels identified as AT No. 042-140-127 and 128, were: Rezone from — to zoning district. Granted a variance to X. Issued a conditional use permit to allow the storage of inflammable materials. /bb P 084 L35 078 flECLIPTFOR CERTIFIED MAIL MAU,' Wee Warner Pet - -,Aj '�_rqle4T,-,Jnc!, tr I and No Oi Box 6159 p %'110 lhd MP Codv 0 ---_95927. postage ("Oflillecl rc!e Special Ok'Aivefy FOe 140601cled Dellv(,ty Fee to whom �jjjd j)jjj(, DfAlvated fle"Olpt shuwaif) to wham. f �r v, ln,,i A(ldres, j TOM V0,11AUe ana tt,05 0 F'Olirt"Irk ur ()ale E b It. M 71. of Boat* coun LAND NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - oRoVJLLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE., (916) 538-7601 October 26, 1990 Warner Petroleum, Inc. P. 0. Box,6759 Chico, CA 95927 CERTIFIED MAIL Re: Use Permit, AP No. 042440-127 and 128 Gentlemen: Enclosed is Your validated Use Permit No. 90-37 to allow the storage of inflammable materials on property zoned M-2 locateo. uin, th- northerly side of. Highway 32, Chico. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office betweert 10:00 a.mi and 100 p.m. 0 Ancerely, Bi A rcher Director of Planning 13AX,lr Enc, c c! Department of Public Works (2) Environmental Healt - h Department off Forestry USE PERMIT BUTTE COUNTY PLAM41NG COMMISSION October 26. 1990 DATE: (Certified Mail Rec.) 90-37 PERMIT NO. 042-140-127 & 128 - - , ASSESSOR!S PARCEL NO. P rsuant to the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance of the County of Butte and the special —11 conditions set forth below: Warner Petroleum Inc. is hereby granted a Use Perm it in accordance with application filed: July 3, 1990 to allow -the storage of inflammable materials on property zoned M-2 located on the northerly side of Highway 32, across from Oak Way, Chico. 1. Failure to comply with the conditions specified herein as the basis for approval of application and issuance of Permit, constitutes cause for the reve,,iahon of said permit in accordfince with the procedures set forth in the Butte County Zoning Ordinance, including Butte County Code Sec. 24-62. 2.. Unless otherwise provided for in a special condition to this use permit, all conditions must be completed by the Pzrmittee within 12 months of the deliveiy of the countersigned permit tc the Permittee. 3. If any use for which a use permit has been granted is not established within one year of the date of receipt of the countersigned permit by the permittee, the permit shall become null and void and reapplication and a new permit shall be required to establish the use. 4. The terms and conditions of this permit shall run with the land and shall be binding upon and be to the benefit of the heirs, successors, legal representatives, and assigns of the Permittee. SPE CIAL CONDITIONS: 1i Obtain a permit frow, the Butte County Air Pollution Control Districti 2. ,� Provide two fire hydtants serviced by a pressurized water systemi 1V Place fire hydrants on the pro3ect site in accordance with the Fitt Departments sped ications. 4. v' Each fire hydrant shall deliver a fire flow of 2,500 gallons per rainute4 All structures shall 'Incorporate the Use of automatic eitd suppreiis-ion sprinkler systems daigned to the standards of the National Fire ProtedtionAssociatibn for industrial and commercial str�ctur'es. 6. �<The applicant shall pay the $'1300-66develonment imphi-i fee to the Butte i10 %AAALY Fire Department/California Department of Forestty for the WestsWe Fire Station Fund prior to the issuance of a building permit. 7. Obtain permits for underground tank installation from the Butte County Department of Environmental Health. 8. Submit plans on mini -market plus pLn check fees to the Deiartment of Environmental Health. 9. Install curb, gutter, sidewalk and necessary p;avi . ng along property frontage. 10. Provide a permanent solution for storm drainage and submit such plans for 4 improvement to the California Department of Transportation for approval prior to construction. 11. Deed 40 feet of right-of-way to the County of Butte measured about the centerline at Highway 32. 12. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulAtions, I hereby declare under'penalty of perjury that I have read the foregoing conditions, that they are in fact the conditions which were 'imposed upon the granting of this use permiti and that I agree to abide fully Iqy said conditions. Dated: le) %0 Applicant NOTE: Issuance of this Use Permit does not waive requirement of obtaining Builditig and Health Department permits before starting construction, nor does it waive any other requirements. Butte County Planninj Commission Chairman CC: Department of Public Works (2) H,ealth Department Department of Forestry 0 industrial and commercial str�ctur'es. 6. �<The applicant shall pay the $'1300-66develonment imphi-i fee to the Butte i10 %AAALY Fire Department/California Department of Forestty for the WestsWe Fire Station Fund prior to the issuance of a building permit. 7. Obtain permits for underground tank installation from the Butte County Department of Environmental Health. 8. Submit plans on mini -market plus pLn check fees to the Deiartment of Environmental Health. 9. Install curb, gutter, sidewalk and necessary p;avi . ng along property frontage. 10. Provide a permanent solution for storm drainage and submit such plans for 4 improvement to the California Department of Transportation for approval prior to construction. 11. Deed 40 feet of right-of-way to the County of Butte measured about the centerline at Highway 32. 12. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local statutes, ordinances, and regulAtions, I hereby declare under'penalty of perjury that I have read the foregoing conditions, that they are in fact the conditions which were 'imposed upon the granting of this use permiti and that I agree to abide fully Iqy said conditions. Dated: le) %0 Applicant NOTE: Issuance of this Use Permit does not waive requirement of obtaining Builditig and Health Department permits before starting construction, nor does it waive any other requirements. Butte County Planninj Commission Chairman CC: Department of Public Works (2) H,ealth Department Department of Forestry MOW, Slit. Ir 01 tIb A -Vol FZ;Z uf M_ 5 1 J_ H, DEVELOPMENT PLAN I DATE USE PEWIT.1Z VARIANCE 8y �a A2 Ise . .......... ... JA I L L ------------------- P 084, L38 327 PE QEIPT FOR CERTIEC D MAIL �!Jil 014WAVINA! MAll f""t -V U�A v"se, VENDE J: Complete items v re on o I a, MO 61:,1,11om p are I t6 do thI6 w,11 me ft 'a r o 'at vered a a e. 0 su t Postmostler estridied DoliVotV (&(ra charqo 4. Artiolo Number P ,0 T O.Of 'Servicm healstered Cdo txodsi Ma Return Hbbiialht pr,090nt and DAT9 rar-i il Addres 'Y (f POO ep U111V IMUMPT . \1 M Warner Petroleum Inc. .ilwil ml No P Bq?�_ 6 7 5 9 P0 !;tattauno?wcotje - hico,-CA 95927 Return n(vvim,.�tio-winq lo wliom iruj mile bei� , 6L -j to I ite and Addre,,,; t)l fimivo,ty O'N' 10/8/90 VENDE J: Complete items v re on o I a, MO 61:,1,11om p are I t6 do thI6 w,11 me ft 'a r o 'at vered a a e. 0 su t Postmostler estridied DoliVotV (&(ra charqo 4. Artiolo Number P ,0 T O.Of 'Servicm healstered Cdo txodsi Ma Return Hbbiialht pr,090nt and DAT9 rar-i il Addres 'Y (f POO ep U111V IMUMPT . \1 M \LE, ?it PM UNITED STATES POSTAL SERVICE it PM 11'2911`1 in Adven,,UrW- Wilt Pro por ions OFFICIAL BUSINESS 'T t Ito '0 collec /,9 jr; Print �wr name. addia'as and 210 Codst (M-, SENDER INSTRUCTIONS Lh In the space below. a Completsiterns 1. 2, 1. and4bnths r*v*r4o. I a AttacVi to front of article if space otherwise affix to back of 4P PENAL FOR PR!VATE pt Endorse article "kit6ro Racal T� 1`194ueated" adjacent to number. 10i U E, 03,00 RETURN Print Sondo6i Marnoladdress#,ond ZIP dodo In '�hc npeco beloW�, Plefini no 000art* UP 42-114-1127, 128 '7 CoUr 14,Qdhjtj� hw, WOW, CA 06`797-6-5��397 Il'l It October P, 1990 Warner Petroleum Inc. P.O. Box 6759 Chico, C,,�, 95927 MRTMED MAIL Ile: Use Permit, AP 042-140-127, 128 BEAUTY -- -- -' --i inrA i ivir-1,41 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE. I—OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE' (916) 536-7601 Gentlemen: We are enclosing the original and one copy of your conditional Use Permit No, 90-37 to allow the storage of inflammable materials on property toned M-2 located (in the northerly side of Highway 32, Chico be signed arid returned Both copies must to this department Within 50 days from the receipt of this letter, We will then have them validated by the Chairman of the County Planning Commission and the original will for Your record I be retutned to you Please be aware ifiat failure to return the signed copies within 30 days Will result in the use permit becoming invalid, departmetit would then be necessary to proceed ' r ' Re-application to this With the p oJect. The Use Permit is deemed granted when this permit has beelt signed by the applica ' :rit, with the counter signature of the Co Chairman of the Plan m-1 by rogi ng mm'ss'ohl and said permit is received by the st ma 11. applicant erod Should You have any questl'ons regarding tfi' 4 is matter, please contact this Offlce'between 10.'00 a.m. and 100 p,ni. S� Inc re rche . r itectot of planning tAXAr Ene, oil IN suite 1(ouft LAND OF NATURAL WC-ALTH AMD SEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE. CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 September 27, 1990 Warner Petroleum Inc. P.O. Box 6759 Chico, CA 95927 Re: Use Permit, AP 4042-140-127,128 Gentlemen: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Planning Commission held September 27, 1990, your request for a Use Permit to allow a new bulk plant facility with warehouse, office, mini marf and 24-hour cardlock for fuelingi on property zoned M-62 (Hewvy Industrial), located oil the northerly side of Hwy. 32 , across from Oak Way, identified as AP# 042- 140-127 and 128, Chico, was approved subject to the following conditionsi. 1. Obtain a permit from the Butte County Air Pollution Control District. 2, Provide two fire hydrants serviced by 4 pressurized water system, 3. Place fire hydrants on the project site in accoedance to the Fire Depvttments if specl ic4tions. 4. tach fire hydrant shall deliver a tire flow of 2,500 gallons per minute. 5. 1 All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire suppression sprinkler Systems designed to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association for industrial and camnitrdial structures. 6. The applicant shall pay the $1,700 development impact fee to the Butte County Fire 0epartment/California DOPArtment of Forestry for the Westside Piro Station fund I - prior to tile imuance of a Use, Permit, 7i Obtain perimiui tot underground tank 'Installation, from tile Butte County Department Of )EnVirOftmeAtdl Health, 8. Submit plans on mini -market phis plan check fees to the Department of Environmental Health. 9. Tristall curb, gutter, sidewalk and necessary paving along propertr frontage. 10. Provide a permanent solution for storm drainage and submit such plans for improvement to the California Department of Transportation for, approvalprior to construction. 11. Deed 40 feet of right-of-way to the County of Butte measured about the centerline of Highway 32. 12. Applicant must also comply with all other applicable State and local. statutes, ordinances, and regulati lons. Should you desire to appeal any of the conditions imposed by the Planning Commission, you must al o so in writing with the appeal fee of U94.00, to the Clerk of- the Board of Supervisors, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California) pi"Aor to 5:00 p.m.j Friday, October 5, 1990. If you do not appeal and if there are no other appeal within the 8 -day appeal period, your use permit will be issued after October 5, 1990. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p,m. Sincerelyj I AB.&. Zircher Director of Planning 13AXI.ilo August 29, 1990 Atme, ca,"Ini, L A N D 0 F NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE; (916) 538-7601 Waxner Petroleum Inc. P.O. Box 6759 Chico, CA 95927 Re: Use Permit, AP 042-140-127, 128 Gentlemeni Enclosed is a copy of the Staff Findings concerning your application for a Use Permit to allow a new bulk plant faciflly with warehousej office, mini mart, and 24 hour cardlock for fueling on property zoned M-2, Cliico,. A public hearing has been set for September 27j 1990 at 9:00 a.m. This meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. The Planning Commission recommends that the applicant or their authorized representative be present at, the hearing to respond to any questions the Commission may 'have. In the event that no one will represent t1ae applicant, please contact the Planning office prior to the scheduled public hearing. Should you 'nave any questions regi�rding this matter, please tontact this office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sincerely, B. A. Kircher n6weptor of P1 ing B 1�t Do ch Associate Planner Ent. 9&0 7 FILE 'BUTTE COUNTY,, PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING __._ DATES*-.. 6�EPr4ZLF117190 A I hPPLICANT, WARNER r= u tA OWNER -4 REQUE8T-'V_5'E P,9Rme-r no EXISTING Z0NE:M-.;_,,.... SCALE 2v ,;4 &A A' PMAMr 05%q1.4ArY A --WRP4fc/< A�4,Q 0e0,rF&A'VG "won",, forl (ITY B I MY E LL R 41 wl nXTE. mit K Road 23 0 5 b ch r Road HARDSON RINGS qO -817 )v Y/4 PILE No.,648-t 0' BUTTE. COUNTY PLANNING JON HqARINQ DATES: A IPLIJ PLICANTIWARMAe R�rrRe,.!.At-om p OWNE'R-t, QUI REQUOT" V -VX- PeA?M / 7- ;-0 ]EXISTING ZONE, SCAL lr�'U/rY WIrW A A 09 enyirenmenE s One Which occurs 0 a relatively brief period of time white long-term impacts will endure lnto�the future.). 1. Does the project have impacts which are individual ly Mis proposal may have a cumptt:!ilve t)j,' limited but cumulatively considerable? (A project environment. T tt'C may Impact on two or more separate resources where the, irMact on each resource is relatively small, but where the effect at the. total of those impacts on the environment is significant-) 4, Does the project have environmental effects which x This proposal will n . at have a significant adverse e!fect on human witV cause substantial adverse effects off human beings. beings. either directly or indirectly? III. DET ON on MFM�17-%�Wks Initial evaluation- f/WE find the proposed project COULDNOr have a significant effect on the environment and a NECATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared. I/WE rind that although, the proposed project COULD have a. significant effect on the environment. there wi I I not be a significant effect, In this casebecayse the MMCATICN`MEASURES described on: the attac�ed sheet have been added to the Project. A NECATIVEDECLAPA-TION will be.prepared, F/WE find- the Proposed project MAv have a significant effect on the environment, nd an ENVIRONMENTAL '-WACT REPORT is required. COUNT_6ej� �E_ IP E r DATE: JUP/ 18, 1990 B BY,en4;. btoore/) Reviewed by--_ed6d� — a OE,:gov_ Xronme th�onnienta_l* e t� �ch cklls u- _t, ^-KTu-o-KTm-AT ZTTT*AT 1117krPION 2 YES _UAYBE IV. ENVIR01MYTAL IMPACTS DISCUSS -LUN UY BINY.— T_ EARTH_ Wtt[ the proposal result in: signtricant; unstable earth. conditions. or changes in: x The proposal will not affect subsurface earth conditions. a_ geologJc substructuresz b, DisrUptiori. dlsp�a=nient, c_—.ipaction or Y This proposal wifU result in some disr uption. displacement. the site as a result of development overcovering. or the ;oil? compaction and overcovering of of structures, driveways. parking areas. etc- Nearly three acres of the area wilt be covered by impervious surfaces which will Increase storm water runoff- The project site is relatively flat and will require only minor grading to acccrinodate the proposed project. C. change in. topography or ground, surface _ — X The project site is characterized by flat valley land which lerds itset( to commercial development without Lhe need for, large amounts relief features? of grading Cc. Destruction'. covering -or modi I !cation of any — — X Tile project site has no unique physical features - unique geofogic or physical features?' e-- increase in wind. or water erosion of so! Is, — — X The proposal �,11 not cause erosion- either on or off siter r. changes in deposition, of' erosion of beach — — x The proposal will not affect any watercourse., sands, or changes.in sittation. deposition or erosion which may modify the- channel of a river or stream or , the bed of the ocean or any bay- inlet or takez Lo�s of prime agriculturnfly productive x This proposal does not rep resent a significant loss of prime The site Is locatedwilhin the urban soils outsidedesignated urban areas? agricuiLtirat soils- project area of Chico and is presently surrounded by commercial development. The project site is planned for industrial and heavy commercial development- h- Exposure of people Or property togeologic x AJ I Of Butte County is in a moderate Earthquake Intensity Zone VI I I construction of buildings to uniform Building code standards will hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, provide adequate protection to occupants In case of seismic activity. muds[ides. ground failure or simitar hazards? wi I t the proposat resut t: I n: substanflat 2. Alg� a. kir emissions or deterioration of -ambieni X The proposed project wf I I resul t in cumulative Impacts on air quali ty in traffit at the project site and vapors air qualityT due to increases generated associated wi in dispensing or fuels-Butte CouT,.ly is a nond 1, tairment area in meeting the carbon mo noxide and ozone air quality standards of the California clean Air Act . Butte county Is required to reduce ozone, and carbon monoxide levels by three (3) percent annually - continued unmitigated develop-ment In the county has resulted in the Inability to meet the 3 percnt reductions goals. State regulations will require Phase 2 vapor Recovery systems be installed on a4l dispensers which wil! partially mitiga.te air quality Issues' - Currently. the BUtteCoUr&tYAPCD has norules or programs tomittgate cumulative air quality impacts or Indirect sources of air pollution of projects this size - b- The creation of objectionable odors. smoke X The required Phase 2 vapor Recovery systems will recover approximately 95% of vapor emitted which should reduce objectionable - or rumes? odors or fumes to a less than significant degree. Al te ration or air movement. moisture or x The proposal wl I I not ar- ect the atmosphere. C. temperature, or any change in climate, toca[ty or reglonalJYT — — — — — — — — — — — - — — - — (Continued) 3. WATER- will' the proposal result ta substantial': a.. changes in curren tLS, or the course or x The proposal will not affect any watercourse. d1rection of water movements In either marine or fresh waters? b�- Changes i -i absorption: rates�. drainage x Theproposed project will cover approximately 3-5 acres of landwith patterns or the rate and amount. of surface impervious surfaces which will resu!L In a. change in absorption runofr? rates. or the. rate and amount it is anticipated that drainage requirements of the Butte Counti-, Public Works Department will mitigate any adverse impacts. c- Need. ror ofr-site surface draina,e x The project site is located along a rural segment of Highway 32 which improvements, inc[uding�vegetatfon removal, currently has no curbs or gutters. Development Improvement standards channe[ization or culvert installation? of the Butte county Public Worlel De;aartment will require curbs. and gutter to service storm water runoff- Such drainage improvement standards are anticipated to mitigate any adverse allects of the proposed project on drainage. d. A[ terat I ons to the course I ow, of f I ood x The D roposa I w! 1. 1 not significantly affect any flood control channels waters? or watercourses. e. change In the amoun t of, sur f ace wa ter I a any - - x The proposal will not affect any watercourse. water bodyZ r- Discharge into surtace. waters, or in any - - x The proposal will not significantly affect surface water quality- aiterationi of sur fL ace water quality. includ�rjgbut not limited to temperature, dissolvedoxygen or turbfdiLyT 9- Afterationof thedirectionor rateof flow x The proposal wl I I not affect the dFurction or f low of ground waters. at ground watersT h- Change in the quanti,.y or qua-Vily of.ground x The proposal will not directly ar fect any aquifer. waters. either through direct -Aditions or withdrawals, or through Interception of ary aquifer by cuts, or excavations? Reduction iry-the amount of water othe;wtse x it is proposed 'hat the project be serviced by wells. A new well avallabte ror public water supplies?, drilled for the project's use is not ai,iicipated to have a SUPPIL significant impact on.water ies in thearea. Exposure of people or property to water- x The proposal will not, expose peop[e or property to flooding. related hazards. such as LfLlooding? PLANT UFE- WH I the propoidt result in subs,tantial7- a. change in: the diversity of species, or x The diversity of plant species will be reduced as a result of the n4mber of anyspecies of ptar.LsOncluding project. No substantial reduction of the number or existing species trees-. shrubs, grass. crops.. and aquatic is anticipated due to the project site being planned for industrial plants)? and commercialL uses. b- Reduction or the, numbers of airy- unique, rare x The project site contains no rare or endangered plants - or endangered species of' plantsT C. tntroductiomor new species of plants into The proposal will not affect. existing plant life. art. area, or Irt a barrier to the normai replenishment. of existing species? cf. Reductiom in acreage of any agriculturat X. The site does not contain any commercially Wable agricultural crop. crop? IV- MI-WIRONMENTAL IMPACTS, (Continued) S. 6. it. 1'2'- YES mAyB-, NO DISCUSSIoN op MMIRO �,NTAL EVALUATI (continued) hWLm.Ar-L t' FE - the proposal result in subs tan ti, a L z n Zoning classification. a. Change in tbe diversity of spect,,--s, or numbers, Or any species of animis (birds X The Proposal Will not affect animal life because: the X land animal's inctuding reptiles,,, UiSft anii I site does not Support sign ficant animal life or habitat. Proposal Will not affect any natural resources_ shet.1tish, benthic orianisms or iniects)l Tbz Proposar will not deplete any Reduction Irt the numbers of any unique. rare X RfSK OF UPSET- wi�ll the Proposal involve: or endangered species of animals? a. A risk Of explosion or release of hazardous The site contains no rare animals. c- rntroduction or newspecies of animals into X The Proposal wl I I Involve the use and storage of hazardous materla,'S. R! t!ed ,D�1, pesticides. chemicals or radia ion) in t;e event Of an accide,,it or an area. or in a barrier to the migration X '.he Proposal Will not affect existing aninmr life 0; movement of animals? - dl- Deterioration of existing, rish:or wifdl*-TL- response p I ary or emef gency evacua t fory, p I anr habitat?, - X The Site contains no significant: wildlife habitat. NQFSE- Wirt theProposaf resuft In substantial: PopulatfCaT a_ Increases frt.exIsting noise levefsz d,:�mand for additional. housing? - - X The proposal wiff not result In a substantial increase 1r.. noise created on site or in the Vicinity. b- Exposure of People to severe noise revels? The I� a AND lig.fiticant-Ft--ght G -ARE- will the pr-cpOsal produce - -X proposa.f wilt not expose people to severe noise levels- and. gl'arel - - X The Proposal wi I I resul t in a subs tantial Increase in I Ight or gfare created on s I te or in the vicini ty due to the I ight Ing requi rements for pubf ic parking areas. loading dock and a general commercfaf facility- How -ever. It, is anticipated that. Proper screening of exterior lighting Wit reduce glare on motorists tr velling State Highway 32 to aless� than significant level. a LAND'USE- 71-,tera-ion WM the proPosaf result imasubstantial or' the Present or Planned land use of X The Proposal wl I I not alter the land use la areal an the area site is zoned M-2 which allows heavy commerzial and In . The project dustrial land use- The project site is designated by the Butte County as Smimercial and Industrial. General Plan The proposed project. conforms to both .ne generat plan designati-n - I 4 tLM " AL RESOMCES. 'Will the proposal result in rtantiar:- n Zoning classification. 1, a. tncrj,�se in the role Of. Use of any natura.r. X The Proposal Will not affect any natural resources_ Deptetion Of ary non�renewable naturaf resourcesT Tbz Proposar will not deplete any natural resources. RfSK OF UPSET- wi�ll the Proposal involve: a. A risk Of explosion or release of hazardous substance� CUPCIUding, but not timl to, X The Proposal wl I I Involve the use and storage of hazardous materla,'S. R! t!ed ,D�1, pesticides. chemicals or radia ion) in t;e event Of an accide,,it or Sk Or expf os 1 on or rat ease of hazardous ma ter fa I s 11, be reducid to a less than significant degree by condition.!?, Upset adherence to state and federal regulations concerning the storage and handit'rig of such materlars. Possible interference with an emergency response p I ary or emef gency evacua t fory, p I anr X The proposal -."I not affect any emergency services - POPULAT(CN. wilt; the propo.sak alter focation Z-istribUtl6n. density or grewth fate 0 the huma� X The pr s at wi I I not signi ricant ly affect the ��=:-Niat ion �To PopulatfCaT bi�c t Of the are;,,.-�- h Proposed density does not exceed that planned and being developed.l., the area- HCUSING- Will the proposa.1 at fect eXisting bout d,:�mand for additional. housing? X The pro0osat will not Agni'llcantly affect housing demand, M f '�Chdcklxist :-Fmalual Xon.o fital lr�p d.t.- W., ENVIROMIENTAL IMPACTS (continued) YES MAYBE NO, DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL =VRLUATION (continued) 13� TRANSPORTATFONtCl RCULATICN-, sYM: the proposal result tri, a_ cenerationof substantial additional: vehicle X The: proposal wl I I represent an Incrementa I Increase in traf f I c I n the movement? area- -the project s I I- is se. v! ced by state HI ghwaY 32 and wes t ath Avenue, state HighwaY 32 IS currently experiencing heavy traffic congestion due to west side urban growth- Trips generated by the proposed project will further erode the existing carrying capacity of State Highway 32 resulting in a further reduction in the level or service- It is anticipated roadway Improvement requirements of the California Department of Transportation and the Butte county Public works Department will mitigate Immediate off-site traffic impacts. The proposed project will also have a cumulative impact an the regional trarficof thechicourban Area. However.. it Is anticipated the adopted traffic Impact fees for the Chico Urban Area will mitigate the cumulative traffic impacts to less than a significant degree- b- Effects on.exi.sting parking facilities, or x The proposal will not affect parking because, the proposal will have demand.for new,parki.ngr tocomplywith theparking requirements contained within Butte county code section 24-35. C. substantial impact Orr existing X The proposa L wl I I not s I got f I cantl y impact the transoor ta t 1 on system. transportation systems,? d- S I gni I i -cant at terations. to presen L patterns x The proposal wl I I not at ter the present pat tern or cl r culatton In tN_- or circulation, or movement of people andfor area. goodsl e. Alterations. to waterborne. rail or air x The proposal will not affect rail or air traffic. traffic? f. fncrease In traffic hazards to motor x The proposal will not result in a. significant increase in traffic vehicies, bicyclists or pedestrians?: and related traffic hazards in the area, I+- PUBLIC SERVICES- WM the proposal have an effect upon, or resui t in a need for new or at tered gavernment services: a. Fire protectionr x Theproposalwill result Ina incremental increase indemand for fire protection in the area- The proposed storage and dispensing, of flammable materials escalates the risk or fire and subsequent fire protect fon services. To ensure adequate fire protection services can be provided to the project Site the tot [owing n! Ligation measures are recommended: ii. Place fire hydrants serviced by a pressurized water system In the front and back of the project site, 2. All fire hydrants shall deliver a fire�(IOW Of 2,500 gallons per minute. 3 - All structures shali incorporate the use of automatic ("re suppression. sprinkler systems design*6 to the standards of the National Fire Protection Assocl;!'-ion for industrial and commerc.'al structures. 4, Contribute s.i,7oo.00 to the West skdft Fire station Fund. it is anticipated the payment of the above Impact fees. installation of afire suppression sprinkler systemanJ firehydrant�" will adequately mitigate the impacts on fire protection service to a less than significant level - b. Police protection? The proposal will result in a incremental Increase In demand tot police protection In therarea which cannot be serviced by the present Sheri rf �S Department- since 1980 the population of. Butte county has increased by Over 25%. while at the same time the police force has, beeg decreased irf personnel by,5o%.due to fiscal difficulties being experienced by Butte county. currently. Butte County has� the lowest officers per capita in the state- At recent Legislative committee 6 LV. ZAlV-LXUBM1ZlTA1r IMPACTS tcont(nued), YES MAY13 E NO DISC'USSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION (continued) Hearings on Butte county's Fiscal crises, county officials testified that police protection services are presently Inadequate, and do not meet the service expectatfons of the public- continued rural development has resulted in cumulative Impacts on police protection servfceswhich continue3 to reduce thesher[It's Department capacity ta provide adequate police services- Development impacts. on the sheriff's department Is countywtde and cannot be mitigated by one individual project. The cumulative Impacts of development on police. protection has been documented by the county Administrative office, In the report -county of Butte, Annual Fiscal Review -- C. Schools?, X The proposal wil I not result in & incremental increase 'in demand for school services fn.the area- d- Pa7ks or other recreatia-iat facilities? X The proposal wil I not resul t in a incremental increase in demand for park and recreation facilities in the area- e. maintenance of pubt ic facif I ties . inc[uding roads? X The proposal witl result in a incremental increase In the need for maintenance of roads and other public facilities in the area - other governmentarr servicesz x The proposal wl I I resul t in a incremental increase in demand for a[ I other governmental services In the area - TS. ENERGY- Wif] the proposal, resul:t In: a,_ use or r. *tntantiat amounts of ruel or X The proposal will. not utilize substantial fuel or energy energy? - b- substantial' �nccease,,rrdemanduport existing x Theproposal will not substantially Increase the demand for eneE 1. sources of energy, or require the crevefopment of new sr�urces of energy? 16� Urfl-TTIL-7., Wff the proposal result In -a need for new systems. or substantial alterations to the r.oEtowlng: a. Power or naturaf gas? - x The proposal will not affect electrical power or natural gas distribution systems. communications systems? - x The proposal will not affect communication systems - c_ water availabifity? - x The proposal will not affect public water systems. d- sewer or septic systemsT - x The proposal will have to meet the requirements of the Butte county Environmental Heal th Dept. According to the NJ trate Action Plan, and research ory which it is based. use of soil absorption systems for wastewater disposal on one acre lots will not generate excessive nitrate,toads into area groundwater. e- Storm.water drainage? x The proposal wfil not affect drainage. r_ Solid waste and disposal.r x The proposal will not affect solid waste disposal. - 17. HLwAy HEALTFf. wil't the proposat resutt in: a. creatiorr or any heaftk hazard or potentfal X The proposal will not create any health hazard. hazard,Cexctudtng mental nea*,thlil b- Exposure or people to potential' heal th - X The proposal will not expose people to any health hazard hazards? - is. AESTHETICS- wfif the proposal result in the - x The proposal will. not result in an aesthetically offensive view W:tructiorr or any scenic vista or vleiy open- to, the or the because It is consistent with surrounding development- PL!'Lfc. wfIf proposal result in the creatiom 7 a low- e Iny nment TV_ EWIRoNmEaUAL IMPACTS Ccontinued): YES., MAYBE .140 DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVAL-PATI011 ccontinued) of an aesLheticarly orfensive site open to the, pubLic view? ar, incremental increase in demand for 19. RECREATION- war the proposar result in an impact X ThL- proposal w! I I not resul t in upon �he qua L i ty or quantity of existing park and recreation facilities. recreatrortal opportunities.? CULTI-RAL RESOLRCES- 20. of low sensitivity for x Tbe project site is identified as an area a. W!, If the proposal. result in the a I Lerat, on _ destruction of a- preftistoric or historic - archaeological resources. or archaeological Site? br. wiIi the proposa I result in adverse physica I; - to Or - - x The proposal will not affect historic sites. or aesthetic effects 3� Prehistoric historic buirdinT. structure or object? Does the proposal' have the potentlat to x The proposal will not affect cultural resources - C. cause, a.phystcat change whicftwourd affect unique ethnic cul'Ltural values? d. wil I the proposal restrict existing X The proposal will not affect religious resources. re-ligious. or sacred uses withirr the potentlat impact area? SUGGE STED, MITIGATION MEASURES', Place Fire Hydrants serviced by a pressurf-e d� water system: I -.r the fron'. and back of the project si.te- 2- All Ffre Hydrants shall deliver a fire '.Fow Of Z.,Soo galfons, per minut 3� Aff Structures shatt incorporate th(�, use or au toma t 1 C f , suppression sprinkler systems frL designed to. the standards of the NaLI�3nal Fire Protection Association for industrial and commercial Structures -- 4- Pay the SI.700.00 development impact lie to the autte County Fire Department/CDF for the. West side Fire station Fund prior to issuance or a Use 1CD Permft. IV. ENVIRONMEMAL, JMpACTS (continued) _DATASKEE'r A- E-r-oi-e-c-t-D-o-c-r-411—t— U- Type of Project: use Permit use Permit to at low a bulk Plant facil i ty' with 2- Brief Description-- warehouse, offices-, 2+hour card lock, and mint market - and just north of west 3- Location= At the east sift 0 f Nord: Avenue 9tn Avenue in the Chico urban Area- 4- Proposed Density, of Development: NI/A Amount of impervious surfacing-- extens".!e th Avenues - Nord & west 8 Access� and Neares L Pub I i C Road(s) Disposal- septiC/Leachfield. method of sewage of water StIPP',YV Private wel' I source and'd-velo . t: No further prox1mjL- of power Lines: Adjacent to property pmen Potentiat for further land divisions potentia.' under current zor.inff slassification. Envirqn-jn�ental S�ettin Terrairy General Topographic Character: Flat valley Land Slopes: 0 to Ilk Elevation: 1-70�tO 175' ASL c- d� Limiting F2ctOrs= None Z- Types and Characterl's tics:: Vina Loam; a rich brown toam. 2 tc, i inches tftjck� Prime Ag 5011, b�- LiMft-wng Factors -z None 3- Natural. Hazards or the Land' oderate Earthquake Intensity Zone - Earthquake Zone: M VM. b- Erosion potential: None, C- Landstide-potentiat: None Fire Hazard: unclassified d- Expansivc Soit potential: moderate 4- e- -iydrot'09Y a7- surfam water r_ None Area of Heavy Groundwater withdrawal� b.- Ground Vfater: Characteri stics: Or' st te- c� Dralnage� d- Annuat Rainfaff (normal): 21- e- Limiting Factors: None Visual.15COnic Quality: COOCf 5- 6- Acoustic QuatitY: Good T- Air Qualityr Good. Mot >g1lof Envlr0--nt: a Vegetation: urbanNon-native plants and orchards. Habitat: smal;l bi rds and. an i mat s. common to urban areas - 9 Wildlife culturaf Envlronmeent� ArchaeologfcaU and� Historicat Resources in the area: Low W- SensitiVitY Area General Plam'designationt commercial & industrial Butte county Existing Zonirgz M-2 Landi Use On`-site�-- Vacant Existing 14- surrounding Area� a- Land Uses: orchards, commercial b- 7oning: M-1 c- cen- Plan Designation: comercial, Ag-ReSi d Parcel SiZes-- 1/1 to 20 e: population-- Suburban Population Is- character of, site and Area.-- Suburban 16. Nearest Urban Area: Chico nce: Chico. & CusD- 17� Relevant spheres Of influe 18- Improvementsstandards urban Area: Yes 19- Fire Protection Service: stz�Llon- #42 located a- Nearest county (State) Fire 4 miles to ths northeast Tender only b- water Availability; water ' 2G- schools in Arear- Chico unifled school District ........ .... . .. ... . 7:7 7777777777�­: 77 77!! 77 7 7" 77 777:7 �:Ch Oki- i st: ,*I -�EVaJUELt 477L: --mm wr f% -L, VWWT'0nWMR?TT`7XT, EVALUATION IV. ENVTROrIEKENTAL, 1HPACTS (continued), YES MAY13E NU fcontinued) L-NVIRONXENTAL� REFERENCE 14ATF-RIAL F_ Mao 11-i. Earthquake -nd Fault Act,',rity: Seismic q7tety Etemept., TuLte County Genera. Plan revised 1:47, by CHM H i I - 2- mTp 11-2 Liquefaction PotentiT[: Sejsmic Safety = ement,BUtte County General P an revi.sed 1-77, by EO,K" H i I I - -4:- M4[p I r 1, - I Sub s 1 dence & Land's 11 de Po tenjt i a : Sa f e try 1-77, by Element tutte County General. Plan revi!_ CHM H i 1-1 - 4- Map TH-2- Erosion Potential: Saiety E.!emeftt Butte County Genera I P I an. revi Sced 1-77. by CHM H I Il � 5. Map 111-3. Ex ansi.ve� Soils- Safe Element -Butte courty Generap P!an revised 1-77, hy� CHA Hi I I - 6-- mlp tv-1 , Noise-� Noise Eterrieritf Butte County Genera -1 P an rev I sed, 1:-77.. by CHM H I I I - 7- Map V-1, Scenic Ki. h ys': Scen'tq Highway Elemenj, Butte County GeneW an rev ised -/7-. by a I— - - - - 8- M p 11 1-4, Natural Fire Ha ard Ctas!ies- Safety Element, Butte County Genera( Plan revs -sea 1-77, by CHP HiUl_ es P. Manning. 9;_ Archaeol.og1ca1tSenTjtj*yjtj Map by.Jami for Butte Coun v P ann,ing� Departrp. nt. 1983. 10. School District Map, Butte county P:' ann I ng Department- 11- Chic? litrafT. Stud� Map., Nitrate Concentration in Snal ow We S, T 83, 'b6-,Depart,.;ent of Water Resourcec Norfhweit-rn 1 trict. The Pesources IL Agency , Rate o ca Tornia. 112. Agricultural PreservesMap, establisheldbyResoluti N 71,7&, Butte County Board of Supervisors, Decem�er 5. 1987� 11� Ftood�;,_ssurqnce qate Maps National Flood insurance Program, Federal EmergenEk management Agency- 198F__ 14- USGS Quad Maps, Chico. 1,5_ soij Map Chico� (1925)/Orovitie (1926) Area. 0. S. DepariMerit of AgrIcUlture. 16,.. soit Survey o� Chf(;0(1925)/Orovil le (1926) AfsEa, U-S� Department 0 Agricu ture- jurisdictions. ano 17. Buttir- Count v Fire Protection Fa fties ap, Butte County f ire De artment and C f)rn i a Department of Forestry, Butte County pjan�t t ng, Depar tment . -6:, 9 BUTM COUNTY PLkNNING COMMISSTON NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEARING Notice is herebygrvii by the Butte Co -j -,N Planning Commission that public hearings will be held on Thurs��, ,, September 27, 1990, in the Butte County Board of Supervisors' Room, CL,,.,nty Administration Center, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California, regarding the following item. at the following time: 9:00 a.m. Warner Petroleum Inc. - Use Permit to allow a new bulk plant facility w - ith warehouse, office. mini mart and 24-hour cardlock for fueling, on property zoned M-2 (Heavy Industrial), located 6n.the northerly side of Hwyi 32, across from Oak Way, identified as APO 042-140-1L27? 128, Chico The above menlioned application, --lp and Environmental Documents ate on file and available for public viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. Comments may be submitted in writing any time prior 'to the hearing or orally at the rneeting, listed above or as continued te a later date. If you challenge the above applications in court, you may be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public !�,earing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the Planning Commissionj at or prior to, the public hearing. BUTTTS COUNTY PLANNING COMM ,LION B.A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING To be published in the Chico Enterprise Record on T'hursday, August 23, 1990. 7 Aug 9G Brent L. Moore, Associate Planner Planning Department Butte County 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965-3397 pfam�g CO M -U y I -N,-% RE: Use Permit AP Alos. 042-140-127 & 128 AUG Log # 90-07-03-02, Warner Petroleum Your letter of 25 July 90 brovillo, Uifomttli Dear Mr. Moore, I am responding to your referenced letter and its attached Evaluation of Environmental Impact. Walton Engineering is a architectural, engineering, and construction firm specializing in petroleum related facilities. We are providing Warner Petroleum with services related to the referenced project, This project can best be describe,6 as a relocaLion and upgrade of Warner Petroleum's existing facility, which is also within the Butte County jurisdiction at 310 Nord Avenue (Highway 32), adjacent to Big Chico Creek, near the City of Chico. I feel it is `flportant to view r -his project from the viewpoint that all the uses proposed (with the exception. of the small convenience store) for new site already exist in close proximity to the new site, that the older, existing uses will be abandonedr and that the new uses will be a considerable improvement in the area of environmental t-4,1 fire safoty� based on currentpotroleum design and engiheeting. In other wotdsi this project can best be evaluated as an i improvement of existing Usek not as a new Usei Existing public services already provide for the proposed uses, in very nearly the game location,, Howev*rl Watner Petroleum is naturally concerned with those impacb�s given as potentially adver�,,e in the 18 July 90 Envit6h�tehtal Checklist Form, and therefore proposes the followihq appropriate mitigation measUtest. 1. PYovide 2 fire hydrants 'serviced by a prerAso.rited water system in the front of the property at each cottitt j located . and ten, t�eet inside the new (after dedication of tight -of - way) ptoportj line. 837 Riske Lone, West Sacramento, CA 95691 (916) 372-1888 o� Butte County Planning 7 Aug 50 page 2 of 2 2. Both hydrants shall deliver the maximum flow rate 'lable, or 2,500 gallons pet minute (GPM). The current aval ris Moore, Manager of estimate, without guarantee? by Per California Water Servicer Chico# is that the new line that is currently under construction along the front Of the subj'eot property will be capable of delivering 2,000 GPM to each of the proposed fire hydrants. The actual flow rate available should be accurately 6etetmirned in mid-AUgust 1950, based on the current construction schedule. 3. All structures shall incorporate the use of automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems designed to the standards of the National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) for industrial and commercial structures. 4. Tbo owner shall pay a �1,100.00 development impact fee to the Butte County Fite Departmet)t/CDF for the West Side Fire Station Fund prior to the isstlahce of a Building Permit, which shall be listed as a Condition on the requested Use Permit. We trust that these mitigation measures are acceptabler that aft Environmental Impadt Report (EIR) will not be requitedi and hat a Negative 0eclatation w:I%'ll be prepared. Please contact me at; (800)845-0808 should you desire any additional dI.,--,.;ussion on Lhis matter. sincetelYr Mike 'Lee Arcbitee-ttural Project Manager cc: Warner Petroleum baVid W, & Wallace 5, Warner 4 .70 0 fiEAVnVE16Ht-- MA NOW A AMBILL z.7 I M5,V5 FRE6 -tpAcKAGe. 0:61, CLE800-238 800 -?3$-5355 MUM TMI. TMCKING NUM4ER Q'61, ,6 9'4 do� 1:11 RVa" go U 999'r0ramr- it El'. R VIM ECI T'S, COP -fdrn (your Namu) Plans Print Yojr PhorO, NUmhor (Very lmpodbnt) (9116 -M 7 Z 8?1 E. TO (ReOplalrit'sNarna) Please Print 4 RoiPom a mono Nw," R" invociant) t4t,' 96) 12 h0t)DAYVE1tvEAyjqy*w� D. opadnient/FlbcirNo,� mpany Depadmen[1FW,No, trop(A r0s, t Blrbat'Ailftss 10 C..1 00vor to�o, Exec Bmws or P 0. ZO 0 CvdA) Al SXE LA' -'ST V�AC R'Af45WrQ CA aly State L -L CA V1 ad, LING,174FERENCEINFORI4AVON Cham)ars W11. 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"l-, 1 151 IM NIX if". lit cm I && "' M % 1 '01 'Idt, A I 0k AB § rvi npthu A� ont 401UNG'A VAIN lid Al� iwilla'IrdT "vil vi�ltt .1 11mr., Ioilj, 'Im calff"I ar lit �Ilttl�ITWIJ.q 61L y rim �*-Vwv N� At K I N G 10 IPPOW100,11V OU11 04911 Ivy SHIPMFENT� APPLY' UAVILITIE.1 NOT ASS41AY90 111"I'i it 0UT a"111 Ii. irito vAozI AIWva M,' U, it -�THEIMF A Mps C00)(HERF., 'M;*00roff, Cut ;z 46 pwaft, Sam 4`0 WY3 44 3#4 Wil I(V4VO 11M Jjiii lit o im lit- - 41161 md hV o ItIo. 0 tof v tMhlatlolli, =rli r�,,mslrvv�' krit I .7.m w T , tfu4 ;,�3 rg!"It L0 Ifut 6, W I t?'� v" ,11 7i k A 0 (m i'0 I , 1 , I "t", a flit W. �Ovak cIT)MOVIT ilk, 41 fowo; lort; tri -fva*%r1 10 trUnku 104, MUM Q�s zl"l-,", vi I �Mfiivit kq 'it 4 I. ...... . ; June 5, 1990 �W LAND OF NATURAL VVEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-760-1 Warner Petroleum, Inc. David W. and Wallaco D, Warner 'P.O. Box 6759 Chico, California 95927 Re: Pre-Applicatioti Review AP # 042-140-127 and 128 Dear Gentlemen: This is to notify you that we have received sufficient assurances from Butte County . Envirorimental 14ealth And Public Works Departmunts that your project can meet their requirements. This fulfills the Pre-Applicailon. review process. Pursuant to the Butte. County Planning Department Project RevieW Procedure Manual which stateso "Upon tentative approval of a land use permit or variance by the Environmental Health Department and Land Development Divils'lonof the. Departmont of Public Works, the applicant must submit a completed formal appl,4=fion, including any required changes fromthe original subraittal and the balance of the fees within 6 months of the tentative approval.' No additional work shall be performed on this projett utifill we have received tile remainder of the application fee 'in the amount of $780.00 1 ando if anyo required changes from the original submittal. Pled�e submit the fee, along with ai�y raquired changes from the original submittal to the Butte County Planning Department no later than August 25, 1950,or your application will beconievoldi and in (it -der to continue the ptoject, you will be required o te�apply, Please make alt diecks payable to tho Butte County Treasurer. tticlosed is a field marker for identification of the project Please wture the r ibbon in a conspicuous plate on the site, preferably visiblefrom the roadw6yi I L A N D OF N AT U RA L W E A L T H A N D BE A U T Y PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 April 4, 1990 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 Warner Petroleum Inc. avi 'd W. and Wallace B. Warner P.O. Box 6759 Chico, CA 95927 Re: Use Permit on AP# 042-140-127,128 Dear Gentlemen: We received Your pre -application review request for the subject Use Permit. Butte County Public Works and Environmental Health have received the information You submitted. 'The Planning Department will consider this application com after we have assurances from the above departments that the project comp Plete Only appropriate ordlnanceii and any conditions imposed, can be met. lies with It 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 538-7266 and Environmental Healthat 538-7281 for further Information as to their evaluation of the Propolsal and th I requirements6 eir 711e Planning Department staff will also be reviewing the application for any special conditions or modification,! that are 4ppropriatei Should you have any questions about the pre-applicat' I ton review, please contact this office, Sincerely, )3,A. KIRCHER I, dctot Of Planning Larry PaAnif�r Plan,ning Tech ni Ian BAKIP.,110 B U T jOUNTY PLANNING COMMISSIOD�'4) County Center Drive '7 Oroville, CA 959G5-3397 (916) 538-7601 �qG OFFIC5 L 'IF CHICO TO: City of Chico DATE: June 5,1990 RE: PROJECT REVIEW & ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION Warner Petroleum Inc. Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following PrOjedt:_.�Larner Petroleum Inc. SE PRRMTrr allow a hew. bulk,planz facility with warehouse, office, and 24-hourcardlock for fueling, also Possible mini -Mart. Located on the northerly side of Hwy 32 across from Oak Way., identified as APO 042-140-127k 128 . , Chico. we are makinc an assessment f pos--ible environmental impacts and will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative beclarationt Negative Declaration with Mitigation Measures or an Environmental Impact Report (EIR). Please provide any factual statements, ideas for ihVestigationj or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise that relate to either physical, social, Or economic impacts'that this project may generatei Please respond within 14 daYs of the above-notea date4 if no response is generated by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed that there are no significant environmental impacts which are potential from the project. We appreciate any Assistance you can provide. Sincerely, V.N Co. rami" JUN Juno 261 1900 ry '-tarJ a -fn —te r Planning Technician 0MAVIN Comments.- - 1) Dedicate righlt-of-wdy,4 2) Addre,4s parking lot landscaping a I nd 8had ihg* 3) Parking lot 8etback from 8treet rrontage - perimeter lands(tdping, 4),Addre88 Signagei, / t/ I ILC-.'IAf ff I --k 9 1 k:W.W1!fF- � — —, Suzan I Myet8,'As6L8tdht Planner A Does Your agency with to tdtdii :011?y of the envatonmental document (Ir-ritial Study for Negative Deidla-rat-ion- (with or withbub Mitlqatioh Measures) or =A for this project) . Y TE—S NO BU108� COUNTY PLANNING CODMISSio DR �ga E "I n--, � V IF" 7 County Center Dvive i U N 0 6 19,910 Oroville, CA 95965-3391 DEPARTMENT OF F013ESTRI (916) 538-7601 BUTTE COUNTY TO: County Nire DATE: June 5, 1990 RE: PROJECT REVIEW & ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION Warner Petroleum Inc. Enclosed it preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following project -..w 12UM IhC -,- USE PERMTT +-n allow a new bulk plant faci - lity with warehouse,_ office, and 24-hour cardlock for fueling, also Possible Mini -mart. Located on the nort-herly side of Awy 32 across from Oak Way., Identified_js AP#.042-140-127, 21 Chico. Wi�s aro mak:"ng an assessment of Possible environmental impacts and will 1',e preparing an environmental documen4- t., either a Negative Declaration, Negative Declaration with Mitigation Measures or an Environmental IMPact Report (EIR) Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you can Offer in your Area of concern or ekpertise that relate to either physical, sociale Or economic impacts that this project may generate. Please respond within 14 days of the above -noted date4 If no response is generated by this ihquiryt then it shall be assumed that there are no significant environmental impacts which Ate Potential from the project. We appreciate any assistance you d -h provide. Sincerely, �a:-Ch te r orovillb, califamid 4arry P Planning Technician Comments:- tot L 1—tqel L-16 A) ( F( C, -3,v -r //At /'/)('7- �j F- t A Akf b PV V&. Dods your agency with to receive a copy of the ehVi:'�0hinental document (Initial study for NegatjVe, Declaration, (With or without Mitigation or EIR got this project), go Oroville, Calfornla BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT PRE—APPLICATION REVIEW FORM To: Envirowgental Health Date: 04-04-90 RE: Pre -Application Review Information for: Warner Petroleum Inc. Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following project: Warner Petrbl.eum Inc., USE PERMIT to `allow a new bulk plant facility with warehouse, office, and 24-hour cardlock for fueling. Also possible mini -mart. Located on the northerly side of Hwy 3: across from Oak Wy., identified as AP4 042-140-1270 128, Chico. Please indicate your response by checking the appropriate box. No requirements for this project. Fi�--The project as proposed can meet this Departments requirements. Sufficient proof has been given that the applicant can meet the following conditions approved: Per' yo - + � ��� s � -d l� ll�'�tc� (.,.o tcs�., a-�,�+�C a-t�.,(�,. �i f l? ! �G►' t The project as proposed can/does not meet the requirements of this department. A revision of the project Will be necessary. The applicant has been contacted with this information,, Signature: F_nviro mental Health APR 5 1990 (�rovpo, Ca►i►t�nuu California BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT Qrovillo, PRE -APPLICA'T'ION REVIEW FORM A'"� -% To: Public Worcs Date: 04-04-90 RE: Pre -Application Review Information for: Warner Petroleum Inc. Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following project... Warner Petroleum Inc., USE PERMIT to allow a new bulk plant facility with warehouse, office, and 24-hour cardloc for fueling. Also possible mini -mart. Located on the northerly side of Hwy l across from oak Wy., identified as AP& 042-7.40-127, 128, Chico. Please indicate your tesporse by checking the appropriate box. No requirements for this project. ;!The project as proposed can meet this Departments III • •'. � requirements. Sufficient proof has been given that the applicant can meet the following conditions approved: �� f2etv� 1 v l �u n ►rrA ut �i - �� v' n t r CtpL�I`'Ar/.eti LC 9 666 ted 4,0 /x"10 3 rj The project as proposed can/does not meet the requirements of this department: A revision of the project will be necessary. The applicant has been contacted With this information. Signature: _ -. h' ,94,,r44T W �r�ida7` II ).Z - MEN - SUB T. 22N. 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