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ADDRESS 1740 Esplanade
C}rico, CA 9592,6
OWNER Same
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Tentative Parcel Map an Boundar
3.0 acres into three one acre Y Line hiodi ication dividing
parcels
On the east side of Bay Avenue, a
LOCATION r
LOCATION
intersection with Shasta Avenue Pp ox, 3450 feet north of its
_ , Chico area,:
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBERS;
42-34047) 48
ZONING SR- r GEN. PLAN
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED .--..._.Ap ,- ._ PROJECT CONSISTENT?
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DATE PUBLICATION NOTICE WRITTEN
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PLACE IJZd„PAPER NOTICE(S) PUBLrPt7B.LISHEb
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DATE MAILING LIST PREPARED
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DATE MAIL -OUT NOTICES WRITTEN
MAILED
DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S ORT PREPARED NUMBER
REP
ENVIRONMENTAL
DET,ERMTNATIOIV .. CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION_ _-`------
AND DATE DATE PILED
NEGATIVE DECLAMATION
BATE ADOPTED.:. MITIGATED NEGATIVE ?)E( - 'LA
RATION DATE ADOPTED
ENV. IMPACT r �'•� %,���"' .
.� DATE CER
REPORT T2'xED
SUB. COMMITTEE MEETING DATE
ADVISORY AGENCY" REARING DATE
ADVISORY AGENCY ACTION
BOARD ACTION
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7. Carl itottschalk, AP 12-31+-1+7 unci 48, 3 pd►ec l.' un ;hO ('fa t, tide Of
Ba,,t Ave., apl Y,— 3450._f.t. .north of its arri•r �c (acst.i(�n with Shasta
Ave. Chico a,rowi . Lnginoer: Nr)rt:hxtur neinc •ring
Q. Reid noted that a revloed letter wont ,Out: :Vrom :,lP140 1th : Pt- whet'
it was realized that thi^ projoct i- kalso Vor ra parcel irralr,
OFt,* KEARTNC'7
ti ;1 t, ' ;� *l nt'r'r 'CCx T lIIJ � Pupr on"'rrt,l ng th('
1`'yl�+ Au::tl?�OvS1cVy r,,Crpl,,�r���� f.,'l N��rt,l, a.1: 1 r t� l
airplicallt, was pre:!oot.
The traffic signal pro I'M slow wnr r.lia=• vd- t+ wa. ►.hmth`, that the
arr',ount, would be quite suml.l.
On Public Works corldltRiou & the words "offered fov milc:ution" ware dilated.
%,,,, was a jiscunrion of the 'd'•cC.'ss rulizl rani Arai nit!' problef= with. i
The school a;ititgratiOn Masure was ehran" tj ra
.•Y`. l��'>ti ,t,atej: having reviownd thn vuvir•W7lrmvnt,Lil.. r'trl"w (vv},(:=1"i.= ou'l
the Flunuing; Direct or`e heport of Jane 19, 1985, 1 0 1 r.,ike ra rnotii.on t
o r irrapact fr'r tho Carl
grlut. a Mitigated nugativ( 9eclaaat on f nvir�,nr,("slt.rt,
.attsryttal.k pnrcrwl �r:ap to .+a,,au1+• 3 ptart�r�l,r On .11+ 112 -t)4 -4t U.'I 141# fi.ndi,ng that
he propet c�oul�a have an effect Orr th" �:.rrvirrrr +, �t.t , Lo, will not, has a
aignificant E'3.'f-vt in Wi y r"413'.: 1"C' tvYli'.'�i Ulu r� ltai,rf' 1 'C l t,1(�'lt,i'aC4 li('U.,llxl; l:S
pli ci wi't,h4 1 � required Mva,;ur�! is r; it.i gati rk rr'�1.r�.rf' f1 ar listed
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within the larining 1'a.r30t.ar's R pcsrt o 'urge �. �.1j t"'1 i( rr
ging ole]r�tt73 becau:;c tf"r• lrt,pact i.t lr rn iZ' i by z
The motion 1t" C[I pit CICJIi.tr ; tlt ft to;
County General Flar: 'Md 1'at,'( ''aurttyt ',+�r, u(;. ti.,,',ayn .!r•eoridtri Ily t��. strr .;ter
and carried unani;r±u inly.
n . 1{ fr=' � edt "itt•r'r'L'ai .ai+° &tr ril.'_li':at.ri'trt ta'a,' a'1optF�[1
11, .:cad MUSK ti .E, �Y , r`• , 1 t; avilk
thio date, i will 'vi Lk" j �+i ,� tjo •,l°1,r ,; t.l, !, a l r, r11 of a loot
i . 1. li °• Val 1. tt+jGrG't; `.) i.F1c i011owiric,
to create %r4 lo1 r.,rt rtt1� , r,a-4 �.� 1 4b. pI
9:nditions:
Public tJorks condttlons
1. provide two -wiry travevsable to aa:b parcel.
from a county toat:nkninetl road or State 11tt;tlwsay.
2. Acce$8 to be tesetyed to dr;ado na pet county OrdtuAOCO.
3. show 50 tit. building 4rst:baek l the Murmur"" from v0OZArtina of
access easement
4, provide road mAtot~enance algrekiindOt
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J , yR ALVIpoRy
duttrr CO, Mann►nrj Carr►n,
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s t a n d a$ e On H a y A venue Urnville, LaIl lof,11D
rd' i•,. co he `ons
Submit n fo,r par4el$ b, 9uttr�r side rug tcsrl tr, ltfi—g.
With
gross wal �1f rr'r 41)•-tI
Approval
drainage plans to th`� b acrrrrr of rPrSi {aired rtCec
install ro Department acr�T J t
6, need gvired Eactltt 3n Of rubac or 1'r�s•
to the tr_,. or a (or
centerline. County of
aE fay Avenue.Butte 3t) ri.
7 Indicate a tsllt-r�p�wr�y K'r,oru tlta
Avenue . 50 fl. build to se tl�,rr
d'
Show
all from t1:4+ rc,ntr,
easements rltrie of Bay
9+ Provide of record �n tlle
of street name Einat rn.��5•
Public sign,
1�, Provide Works prfor ��sr�aer,r�eq„tromEnts of
permanent atton of tltia the nePartment.
I'tr7a1 m;?p.
i1• PA solution fur dra[n:� ,,�•
Y Off assessments
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2. Provide cul—de-sac
1�• Ob at t}te end rIF th,� ;,trees,
Obtain encroa
approA . chmerPt
Of ch Providing trrjermjt artd Cans
access road And equate :St trurt sta
14.
aY Avanue� ht dttitanr�, atdard load
PaY any del inquc,nt tapes car the ntersection
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BUTTE COUVIV ADVISORY AGENCY MINUr �!"Co. Ptnnnq
July a , 1985 ;ill. h i95
log,'mn, �;aKtnrnia
w•sy (rrz
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k�.rrave they rAr� tirGrit r�: �tl�1r ,^.,ew�i�� tlisPOOV, at tY z t'x �:ts., t �c f jaCh
9 a y , zrr.Fri 's►t " ' 1z't't' ', ' t'z�•w`trr is
parcels r'utnbinrl With 'It' a€it,,ic€nt E �'t t;,r „rt.livis ,stt
CL)rit aia the a ail€ aa, ; rl c •lisposul 'Ire"rt �� alz . •:t a
Ord r ince .
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yy�. �SS �. a.k' :a a�:i �.t Yx,% �.. nt ilj".� • t.t lt`+ ; W'A C+ i )�..
tj,i'ca tie and
the existitit".
zart
comply wit:; f�tt•y +'€tqur�•;ta€�rtts :.1 tktwd �.,zt,�,ra ,.' .�ue►t;� t' ',r'z^ �, �:ts�.i.,rt I�l.
The following rnitigat tots ::,€:a;'uru i; c �azii'c�1
.. ap •1a1 1..1 ` jtG Fla+r��'�_tx�f
a
pay pro rut -41 snurri t )WaUVJF ri
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Motion �F? `,Jtt'w �." D.z' - '
F. APPROVAL Or' OF
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b1r Stirt�pt,.r tnz€i t' 1 ,a `r; it, ► i' i,.i
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APPENDIX HA
N®TILE OF H�E'iEl~�t�+9I1�9 'Y"IC�T�i
TO: Office of Planning and Research FROM: Pltig ep �c��tme
1400 Tenth Strep, Room 12i 7 Mt en Dive + .
Sacramento, CA 95814 Oro ine, eA 95965 '
or - ,J U L 8 1585
X County Clerk
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County of Butte ELEANOR t t 5 Aunty Oedk
W,.-
SUMEC Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance w�l✓t �e
of the Public Resources Code.
- ect Trfle AP # Name
Tentative Parcel Map 42-34-47 and 48 Carl Rottschalk
Stasubmittedto Clearinghouse)
_ Telephone Num e
(If to Clearinghouse Nu g Contact rson
Public Works, John Mendonsa 534-4266
Project Lata on On the east side of Bay Avenue, approximately 3450 1'70t
north of its intersection with Shasta Avenue, Chico area.
R-oject Description Tentative Parcel Alap and Boundary Laine I`Ioai kation
dividing 3.0 acres into three l -acre parcels.
This is to advise that the Butte county Advisory Agency
Leg Agency or Responsible A.vency
has approved the above described project and has made the followhg determinations
regarding the above: described projects
1. The project ,_„_ will, X wilt not, have a significant effect on the environment.
2.An Environmental impact Report was prepared for this project pursti nt
to the provisions of CEQA
X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the
provisions of CEQA.
The 'E1R, or Negative Declaration and record of project approval may be
examined at:
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Drt yOt6ville. CA 95965
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3. Mitigation measures X were, _ were nota made a condition of the appsrov'al
of the pe-oject. 1, Pay pro-t6ta share tewaOs ihgtallation of traffic signal at 'fast Alva
Cussickf
4. A statement of Overriding Considerations was; was not, adopted for
this project.
Date Received for riling ,July 3, 1985 . ' ...- w_:
turf'
Stephen A. Strt'eetlet
senio ' planner
Title
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Buf'O CO- Miming i~
JUL 21985
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Hutto G®r�;►rp,
cd►rto>�,
.AND OF NATURAL WCALTII AND BEAUTY
— DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (1111) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, ,CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone: (916) 534.4681
RONALD D, MaELROY
Deputy Director
Carl Rottschalk RE: AP 42-34-47 and 48
2700 Esplanade TPM & 111,M
Chico, CA 95926
Dear Mr. Rottschalk
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held
on July 1, 1985, the agency adopted the mitigated negative
declaration regarding environmental review and approved the
above -referenced project subject to the conditions listed on the
attached sheet
if no appeals are timely filed--wi thin ten (10) days of the date of
the Advisory Agency's approval--wth the Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors, this action will be final,
When the conditions of approval are complied with, it will be in order
fcr you - to file your "filial map" with the Butte County Department of
Public works for recordation within twenty -Four (24) monthn of the date
of .approval by the Advisory Agency.
If you have; any questions regarding this _matter, please contact this
office:
Vn t ul u_
ry r y yo rS
William Cheff
Director of Public works
a �4 ., )� iz ,& j___
t1n Mendonsa
Assistant Director
m/d s
attachment
Cd Planning
Health
Xorthstar Engineering
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Carl Rottschal,k, Tentative Parcel Map and Boundary Llne
Modification, 3 parcels on the east side of Bay Avenue$ approx.
3450 ft. north of its intersection with Shasta Avenusa. Chico area.
AP 42-34-47 and 48
Engineer: NorthStar Engineering
Public Works conditions:
1. Provide two-way traversable access RS-9--LD-II to each parcel
from a county maintained road or star.- highway.
2. Access to be reserved in deeds as peg. tto inky ord Lnance,
s
3. Show 50 f'ti building setback line measuved from ea nterline of
access easement'.
4. Provide road maintenance agreement.
5 Frontage on Bay Avenue to be constructed to RS -9 -LD -II
standard, i.e., curb, gutter, sidewalk and required street
section for parcels with gross acreage of one acre or less.
Submit drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for
approval and install required facilities -
6, Deed to the County of Butte 30 'right-of-way from the
centerline of Bay Avenue.
7. Indicate a 50 ft building setback from the centerline of Bay
Avenue.
8, Show all easements of record oil the final map.
9. Provide street naive signs per eequir.:ments of the Department
of Public Works prior to recordation of the final map.
10. Provide permanent solution for, drainage.
114 Pay off assessments.
12: Provide cul -:de -sac at the end of the street.
13. Obtain encddhmentprand Construct standaed road
approach proadequate quat e sight distance at the intersection
of access road and Bay Avenue.
14 y y q yq ed.
. Pa an delinquent taxes or current taxes n.y rc. uir
15 Meet the requireu7ebts of Butte County Ordinance Nc; , 24-63 and Vesoluticln
No n5�4o regarding school Impact, fees P6r the Chico iJsiiiied School
bistrict and place a note on the Final. map strat;ing that; r�.sideriti�al
building permits or mobile home installation or hookup permits POr
residential dwelling units is subject to the payment of school
mitigation fees
ar..�w.i..•evr.++wYie.. ..w -.:..a w,. dw. ..L.w .,sem ..._ .-: .. .. le+k�. ...�...,+n....... r, .rw«..ek F. —.. w. - a.snW,..i. ..
ROTTOCHALK TPM & BLM
Health Dept. conditions:
16. Provide an area for wells and 100 ft. leachfield free setback around
those areas on parcels 2 and 3.
17. Provide a 100 ft. leachfield free setback around existing wells
either within the property or within 100 ft. of the property
boundaries on parcels 1, 2 and 3 including the well on Ali 1Ek._34-47
if the well lies within 100 ft, of your property.
1$. Show a 50 ft. leachfield setback from the drainage way on parcel 3.
19. Prove the required usable sewage disposal area exists on each
parcel. Combine with an adjacent parcel any parcel not: proven to
contain the usable sewage disposal area required by the Subdivision
OrdinanCe
20. Locate and if necessary relocate the sewage disposal systems serving
the ekisting dwelling onto its respective parcel.
1 Comply with the requirements the Butte County Nitrate Aot�.ar�1?lan.
The following mitigation measure is required:
1. Pay pro ,rata share towards Installation of traffic slgwl at East and
Cussick.
APPENDIX, F_
COUNTY OP BU`I'TC
ENVIRONMENTAL CIMMIST FORM
completed by T.ea Agency)
Log lI 85-04-16`04
AP 1I 42-34"-47 and 48
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BACKGROUND
1 . Name of proponent
Carl _Ttotischa.lk
2, Address of proponent and representative (if appliCttb'to)
2700 hs lanade_a77 Connors L#>..-----
Chico CA 95926 Chico_, CA
5. Project dcscriPtion _Tx1ta1�
XT's:l hIAYBI? t�(J
I l : TIANI)A"l OR ' FINU;INGS a171 `a7GNZT I CANCt .r-.
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Does the project have the potential to degrade the
quality of the environment, substantially redUCO
tile ldlife species, habitat of a fish or wicause ti
fish or wildlife population to drop below Self -
threaten to eliminate a plant or
animal communit)F reduce the number or restrict the
,
range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or
eliminate important examples of the major, periods
of California history or preliistorv?
>a, Tloes the project have the potential to ac.
tx e
short term benefits to the detriment of lo, term,
oats' (A short-term impact the
environmental
environment is one tvltieh occurs tea relimpacts will
brief period of time while long-term impacts tvil7
endure :into the future.) — ---'
c, hoes the project have impacts which are individu-
ally limited, but cunulatively considerable? (A
project may impact on ttqo Or ntctre separate resources
where the imppact on each resource is relatiNoly
small, but where the effect of the total of those �(
imparts on the environment is significant,)
d. hobs the project have environmental effects which
will cause substantia.l. adverse effects on human
beings, either alroctly or indirectly"�--
T1'T.lth"]hRi+lChA"1'TttN (`t`0 lie v0mpTete, by the l,eacl Agency)
on the basis of this initial. evaluation;
cant
-
' rilld rillthe proposed , "cCItOATaltirect
on the environment, and�i&EAfTVMCLOTONwilbeprepaed
uld
ave a
osed
T/1VE find that th,eltenvronmenil�thoepwi.11cnotobe a��sign�ticantfl�
cant effect on
cl'fc -t in this cane because the MI'VIGA`ION Mr-A.VRTaB described, on
the oLtachod sheet have been added to the nrojoct� A NEGAT`CVII
iliiClAPU%TION will
be prepared,
1/101 find thc' prol�oesdtnEENVtT'tc1Nh1roject 1N'fhave
Th1PACTsignificant
iseffect
re{ua-red,
they envi ronmQnt , and,
t'nt1N1'1' Clt t1UTTli, pLANNTNG ililPAitTMEW
r
It) ` �,atira �J ute.5 s ociaVe PTa-rine
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Reviewed by'. ,✓
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IV.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPOT5
xp anatxons 0
on attached
a 1 "yes�� and
sheet(s)) maybe" answers are required
1. EARTH. Will the
a• [astable earthrconditionsuor in significant!YES
��. No
geologic substructures?
b. Disruptions, n changes in
overcoveriny displacements, compactiu,1 or
C. Chane g of the soil?
Change in
topography or ground surface
reTi.ef features?
d.
Destruction, cover'
unique geologic or g or modification of any
e• Increase in features?
wind orPhysscal
either on or off_sa.te?ter erosion of soils, 4
f• Changes
in deposition or erosion Of beach
sands, or changes siltation,
or erosion
Which mals
deposition
a river or y modify the channel of
Cream or the
any ba bed of the ocean or
y, inlet or lake?
g. Loss of prime
a,griculturall
outside designated urban areasroductive soils --
h • Exposure
of people or
hazards such as earthquakes
to geologic -�
slides landslidesmud-
`-
�
ground failure or Similar s mtd-
2 m' hazards
2.
—
AIR, Will the proposal result in substantial;
a• Air emissions air or deterioration
quality? of ambient
b• The
creation of obJectionable odors
or fumes: , smoke
�=• A1tex�a��ion of air�
temperature movement, moisture, or
, or any
. ..
recall �--.-
change in climate
y or regionally?
-.
,
3. WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial; - --__.
a. Chan es in currents
g
,
or the
direction. of water course or
marine or movements in either
fresh
b, waters?
Changes in absorption
rates `
or the rate and amount of s 3 drainagrunoff?
C, Need b patterns
for :off-site
surface drai,�a e .
�nents, inCludin gmprove.
csy�w�r�Yi •
w culvertey��tallation7ation val' channe,,,
d. Alterations to
the
waters? course or flow of :Mood
e , g
Chane in
the amount of surface water in any
water body? --
-
£• Discharge into
surface eaters
alteration of surface Water , °r in any
but
not limited 'to quality"
ozygen or turbidity?emperatux°e, dxso]ve�udan
g+Al terat grotti on of
of the direction or r
Yd waters? ate of flow �.
h,
Change in the
either through gdirecctyad, Bions aWa,ters
aquif,xs, or through interception of an
agtti£e • by cuts
or e ccavac0tio
i.Red�xction in the
amount of water of
available for public otherwise
Dxposure of water supplies? l
related hazarpdsple or Property
such as to water --_
flooding?
3�
YES
MAYBE 'NO
4.
PLANT LIFE. Will th,% *,;oposal result in substantial:
a. ange in the diversity of species, or number
of any species of plan•cs (iacludi.sjg trees,
�
shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)?
b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rams
or endangered species of plants?
c, Introduction %,)f new species of plants into an
area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish-
%
ment of exist a species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
5.
ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a Change in the diversity of species, or numbers
of any species of animals (birds, land anitnals
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,
°
benthic organisms or insects)?
b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare
or endangered species of animals?
c. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area, or result in a barrier to the migration
or movement of animals?
d. to existing fish or wildlife
,Deterioration
habitat?
�.
6
NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
7.
LIGHT AND GLARE: Will the proposal produce
signific.ant light and glare?
8.
LAND U512i Will the proposal result in a
s^u� antis f alteration of the present or planned
land use o f an area?
9.
NATURAL RESOURCES+, Will thu proposal result in
substantial:
a. Increase in the rate of use of ant natural
resources?
b. tepleti6a of any non-renewable natural.
resources?
.._
10.
RISK OV UPSET. Will the proposal, involve;
a:A ri's r of explosion or the release of hhatard-
ous substances (including, but not limited to,
oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the
event of an accident 'r upset conditions?
b. Possible interierence with an emergency
response plan or emergency evacuation plan?
11.
POPULATION. Will the proposal alter the location,
distrx uta oti, density, or gt(jWt-a rate of the human
population?
1.
HOUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing,
housing?
or create a demand for additional.
0
3�
yES MAYBENO
13, TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Wil the proposal
rest it in .
a, Generation of substantial additional vehicle W
movement? Arkin facilities, or
b. Effects on existing p
demand for new parking? I, ist ng transportation c. Substantial impact on ex
systems?atterns
d. Significant alterations to pxesent p
of circulation or movement of people and/or
goods?
e. Alterations to Waterborne, rail or air traffa,c?
f, Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or pedestrians?
PUBLIC :SERVICES. 11 the pToposal have an effect
14•or result in a need for new or altered
upon
governmental services:
a. Fire protection?
b. police protection?
c, Schools?_
d,; Parks or other recreational facilities?
e, '1ai.ntenance of Public facilities, including
roads?
f, Other governmental service -s?
is, ENERGY. W 11 the proposal result in:g
a, Use of substantial amounts of fuel .or energy?,
b, Substantial; increase
d �rea,uireemandtheodevelopmeexistinnt
sources of energy, � a
of new sources of energy?
UTILITIES. 1Uill the pz' po sal result in a need for
l�.
�ew�sys��;ems, or substantial alterations to the
following:
a. Fowey or natural gas?
b. Communcat n5 system
s?
C, }Vater av,,,,tability:
d. Sewer or septic tank?
e. Storm water drainage?
f. Solid waste and disposal?
Will the proposal result in:
Cxeaton x Hazard ox potential
17, HUMAN
HEALTH of any health
a.
health hazard(excluding mental health)?
b. Exposure of people to potential health
hazards?
Will the proposal result in the
l$; prSTHfiTICS.
a JruCGlOri a any 5cenxc vista or View open to
the public, or will the proposal. result in the
,Creationr, aesthetically offensive site open
of a ..._
to public vitW?
G
A -Z
- YES MAYBE
NO
19. RECREATION. Will the proposal result in an impact.
upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational
opportunities?
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES,
r
a. ion
WillPposal
uof tor
othe alt
of or the destruction prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b. Will, the proposal 'result in adverse physical
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
historic building, structure or ;object?
c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause
a physical change which would affect uniquo
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the proposal restrict existing religiou.5
or sacred uses 'within the potential impact
area?
V. DISCUSSION OE ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION' Ar 42-34-47 and 48
See- attached.
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lb- Construction 4P 42-34-47 arar? 48
aPProximately 13, 00 f1` t"1 homesites
area. � q arwe feet an insignificant overcoVer amount for an urban
1g' TWO acres of
Of prime a walnuts will be removed from
designated
agricultural ails to urban use
urban area. production. Con\=
is unavoidable in the ersion
3bvc,16e
subject to The property is within
drainage fee,and Shsrsta Union Drtir�a
Works. A SUDAD ditch is 1oc lmPrOVE-14ents ge District
ated at at the di3cretion , and
4a d. the east Propert of Public
4a)di
willr� y line.
at the minimum.. ause the removal of two
dozen wal tut t, •ees
a: The Proposed a
� agricultural residential
division is consistent
idential general with the Sit-1
Plan designation, zoning and
12: Random infill Fro,3ects
activities on net serv�> tO
ghboring px;OPerties, Promote adiition�l construction
131 Avera$e daily trai`�"ia generateo3 b
burden the
Though the number is in its y the two new parce
East;Cussick elf insignificant is will be
of this ma.p have intersectioA
of a cotrtr bated f Land Pro,iects s twill further
traffic signal. .heir ,pro rata rtorth and
share towards
14 M Residentialinstal �„ an
governmental deveIOPment
services. here serves increase demand Provided itn a cost-effectiv,, in an 47ban for all
Wenner. area, services can is
14ce Development '
project will will be sub,i„ct to ,,,.
not be sr.heduled u t.i.l .tool. improve
n p veinent fees. This
16c, 17be th! ordinance iii effective.
nitrate contamina�ianpropertyinsChi
cc,.
Mrnk�diately. w r��t of t
residents to contaminated he largQct area of
Relyi.,�g on Pr+i vote wed
absorption caPact water. Nitrat, is May
"blue babies” y of red blood s reduce the ox y expose
California Safe death: cells. Nitrate ygen
Water su s have been linked
alternative is Drinking Water Act stand pply should meet the to
a cOmtnun..ty water Ards y proFerred
20a supply.
butte Count
Native Americans y maps indicate t
determine y�hether^ablor contain the Prdpert
archaeolo Y may have been used by
is required, not development gical resources;
It is might im tri order to
surface resources, rOtOgn.ized that the orc pact rotbUrce
hard may have co a survey
mprr►mised
M�_
Applicant: Carl Rottschalk Assessor's Parcel
42-34-47 and 48
Log 4 85-04-16-04
DATA SHEET'
A.
1. Type of ProJect: Tentative Parcel Map.
2. Brief Description: Dividing 3 acres into throo 1 -acre 101;6,
3. J,pcation: On the east side of Say Avenue, 341301 north of its
intersection with Shasta Avenue, Chico area.
4. Proposed Density of Development: 1 dwelling unit per acre.
5. Amount of Impervious Surfacing: +/- 13,000 square feet.
6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s): Bay Avenue frontage.
7. Method of Sewage Disposal: Individual septic sYstemsp
a. Source of Water Supply! individual wells.
9. Proximity of Power Lines: To original parceli
10. Potential for further land divisions and development: None
under Sh-1 zoning.
B. -F,,nv
Physical Eft Arg-ng—le-r-&-'r.
1. Terrain
a. General Topographic Charactert Level valley land.
b. Slopes: 0-23i
C. Elevation: 170 feet above sea level.
d. Limiting Factors: None,
2* Soils deep well-drainitz
as Types and Characteristics: Vina Loam,
soil, suited to agricultural use.
b, Limiting Factors: Moderate liquefaction POtOn4,1,al,
subsidence potential.
S. Natural Hazards of the Land
A. Earthquake Zone: Moderate Zone Vill,
b. Erosion PotOntialt None,
C. Landslide Potential: None.
d. Fire 14azardt. Urban -Irrigated.
ei EXpantivt Soil Potential: Moderate.
4. Hydrology
a. Surface'Water.' SUDAD ditch Adjacent on the east.
b4 Ground Water . West of East Avenue's high-nitrato area.
"
C# Drainage Characteristitsk Within SVDADo
d, Annual Rainfall (normal.)*. 22-24".
e. Limiting Factors Groundwater cottArftinatiOnv
5, Visual/Scehic Quality: Rural. views.
6. Acoustic QUAlitYl. Good,
7* Air Quality: Qoodw
_BjgjgLtaj kny
VegeUition* Walnut orchard, urban ornamentals,
9P Wildlife liabitatt 81rds, small MaMMA10-
. 7.
ta_ral F�yironr ems?
1.0. Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: High.
11. Butte County General Plan desi�.nation:
Agricultural -Residential.
12. Existing Zoning: SR -1.
13. Existing Land U �.,1"=�itg: Homies te, walnut ot"chard»
14. Surrounding Areae
a. Land Uses: Orchards$ single-family residential at rural
densities.
b. Zoning: SR -1, S -R, RT -1A.
C. Gen. Plan designations: Low Density Residential to east
(in orchard -- not developed).
d. parcel Sizes; North, 1 acre; east, Sp acres; south, 1--10
acres; west, 30 acres.
e Population: Low den8itYi -_ orchards
S. Character of Site and Areae Western edge of city
slowly converting to urban use.
16. dearest Urban Area: City of Chico.
• ,
1'7. Relevant Spheres of influence: City of Chicon CaliforniaCal fo
Water Service Company, Chico Area Recreation
18a Improvements Standards Urban Area= Purs'xant to Public Works.
19. Fire Protection Service*
a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station% 441, 042.
b. Water Availability? Yes.
20. Schools in Area: Chico Unified School District.