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r ' i . 1 r . AIL PLANNING COMMISSION SUMMARY E HEFT FOR LAND DIVI4IcONt� APPLXCANTJay Pearman Log#87-07-24-01 ADDRESS 2405 AlamAvenue, Chaco, CA OWNER Same PROJECT DESCRIPTION Tentative Subdivision Map to divide create 9 Parcels, 7 at :� • ��`-" acres to 10, 000+ s �. �t., at 12,000 sqfla, j at 20,000 Sq. ft LOCATION S Uth,erly side of Alamo Avenue, borderedrr1� lbasterly side by Lindo Channel, Chico area. ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER (S) 42-37•-69 ZONING A -R - GENERAL PIAN LDR & MDR 081VERAT, PLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT 'PROJECT CONSISTENT? _ DATE CFA SIGNATURE LAND CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED' Jury 22, 1987 AGENT/SURVEYOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: IVcrthStar Engineering ADDRESS: 20 Declaration Drive, Chico.., LA 95926 DnT1 P]`JANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PRE4 VARED 'n V;C M UL`IERMYr7AINATI0N '" -NTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION - DATE PILED " AND DATE _ NEGATIVE DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED MITIGATED' N1EG. DECLARATION .. DATE ADOPTED ENV: IMPACT REPORT. -- DATE CE RTII'Ir,D STATE CLEARINGHOUSE--------------- SaiB, COMMITTEEDI�..r»,,—•�--W..,.:.,.�....e,,,,:�.,,,�.. M NG DATE ADVISORY AGENCY !IDATE Kt:Pwv.uy} .yp k , .DARING ADVISORY AGENCY ACTION APPEAL HEARING DZ1r.0 H , BOARD ACTION COMMENTS FOR PLANNING DIRE CTQR1S SPORT .� BUTTE CO GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE REP T g CM0. 6ut}a Co. PlcnnM FOR PARCEL MP ok SUBDIVISION MAP' Items 1-4 to be :completed by Applicant: MAY 2 11987 Oroyllio, Cal =14 1. Applicant Name and address LQ � U �.A rJ 2. Project Description i.y D .... 37 l 3. Assessor's Parcel: ,Number(s) 1. 7--13l1�- -__,.. 4. Proposed Use �--1�►.;1(� L� �,4MI The following items are to be completed by the Planning Department, Current zoning �A Land Conservation A ,$Mmni,ent- General Plan Designation i ---- C `lel App'--= R. --ble Conditional Criteria-, Not Applicable ?-/ . v`in._..... Agricultural-Residentia.1 YES NO 1_. Agricultural Compatibility 2, Water & Sewer Capacity 3. Adequate Fire Facilities -- --_. 4, Road Capacity & Maintenance -- 5. Access to Commercial & Schools Orchard & Field Crops 1. Predominant 5-10 Ac, Parcel Size 2, Vicinity of Urban Boundaries 3. Agric, viability not impaired --- Staff Determination; Project does ✓ does not substantially conform to th General Plan and zoning. Comments:%S l� 1Y)IJ57 Y�r 10 7i�" ✓r`"�) �t /7JJ7 J'✓;iJt'"a / fr 7 Jam, y =� `''�l1 .�C� G11.LlCf)'7 6/, C/ _97 Staff 8ignature'.1 .�'ii✓iJ �C�r1`L�J2 rc�G, rl..C'r�C��z�;�Jt' cqt; bate DEVRMINATION REGARDING TxE C0 f, AS 'I'Etf: APPLICANT FOR° TEiE REQUENFOii1LAND fANCE nTEiS`1'l{E y � � AWARL 0r T11G 1►11OVC STAFF GENERAL �Po,, AND ONXN . bated Signature of Applicant.. ✓✓ ]'r OLTM ° Mom SM Lb 1000 (rMwiFwo 6.80) a °r BUTTE COUI'.'�'TY MOSQUITO ABATEMEN "" DISTRICT DISTRICT OFFICe AT $117 LARKIN ROAD I, E, CORNER OF OROVILLE AIRPORT OROVILLE� CALIFORNIA 95965 WILLIAM E, k1AZELTINE, PN.O. ON LARKIN ROAD MANAGER . ENVIRONMkNrALIST »NANO (616) 533.6038 342-7350 NOV I November 9, 1988 f` Northstar, Engineering 20 Declaration Dr. Chico, Ch. 95926 RE; Jay Pearman Subdivision (24=05) Dear Mr. Rodriguez, The Butte County Mosquito Abatement District accepts the proposed plan for drainage which includes, connecting the outfall water to the main channel (either by pipe or graded ditch) and rip rap of the outfall pipe spla;-h area. These mitigations should prevent the creation of a mosquito breeding area from subdivision drainage. Sincerely, ppC Jim Gamy Assistant Manager CIC: John Mendonsa JC/th NorthSta Engineering Civil Engineers • Planners • Surveyors November 23, 1988 County of Butte Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Attentiohi Craig Sanders Re: Pearman Court Subdivision A.P. 42-07-61 Dear Craigs Regardin, the Pearman Court Subdivision on. Alamo Avenue, please find enclosed data that: will alleviate the Planning Department's concerns per the attached Conditions of Approval. Condition #23: Enclosed is the Stroambed Alteration. Permit that was secured from the Department of Fish and Game. Also enclosed is a letter from the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District accepting our proposed drainage outfall: As you can see on the attached improvement; plans, Sheet- 2, the rock rip -rap surrounding the outfall pipe will fill, up any low spots and create an adequate grade for drainage travel to the main channel. Condition #24: Referring to said improvement plans, Sheet 1, one of the walnut trees along the West side of Alamo Avenue was saved. The other tree could not be saved as it is in the middle of the proposed curb, gutter and sidewalk, and was too large to design around. Condition #25i Again, referring to said Sheet l of the improvement plans; Lhe cul-de-sac has been located out of the vegetation zone, approximately lb feet' from the top of :levee and the top or bonk tots 8 and 9 were combined to provide an adequate setback buffer= 8046 Co. Planning COWU NOV 13 v1 989 t�rovillo� �ali�ornta Re: Pea.rman Court Subdivision November 23, 19$8 Page 2 Condition #25 As shown on Sheen 3 of the Final Subdiv;Ga°I(}i'i Map, there TWO 50—foot building setback line from the top of bank 0 It Channel. CtOig, we trust this will satisf tions Y your concerns. If yogi Drive any quos— please calf. this office. Sincerely, NORTHSTAR ENGINEERING Rick Rodriguez RR ; d encs 4 t " Notification N. = THI.' No. A *C ?vJJ-NT REGARDING PROPOSED STREAM OR LAKE AVi'EItrSTi(JN THIS AGII'rI,XNIBNT, entered into between the State of California, Dopa intent• of Visli and Game, hereinafter called tlua Department, and of JL -0 — $ ate of --if �i G h reinnfter palled tale oto irfttor, is its follows, W�- EREAS, pursuant to Section j 3 of California Fish and Cwtia Code, the operator, on the L- , day of 1` 52,G, notified the Department, that lie itaIMIds to sub.91tintinIly divert or b tract the natural flow of, or substantially change the bed, channel, or batik t>(; or tine material from the rc�_ , in tate County of sti' � bea of, the follawing w1tcr:.��.�-�--�, -- ,Slate of California, 5- j WHEREAS, The Department (represented by.--..Ic., -cttttt inspection of subject area on the —OL&L— tiny of �./� .r3-�- 'Z- �., f��.'4', "(1) has tjotort, fined that nclverseh, affect existing Fish and wildlife resourmoi fttohid-gt 0 THETir)! 011t, lite Department hereby pt•oposes measures to protect fish nrid wildlife during; the ol'.�rator's work, file operator hereby agrees to accept the following recommendations M Xt zrt: of his workt Numbers l from the list of recommendations on the Back of this page and the following special recommendations: 1, All �york in or near the stream or lake shall be confined to the period - --------------- cm M rn 1.0crs :. m r'Q °D if the operator's ��'o k changes from that stated. #n the natifir .4i ,n specified above, this agreement is no longer valid and a new notification shnll ate submitted to�h��i�N�portmcnt of Fish mill Game. Failure to complY it Code Sections, including but not limited to with the provislons of this agtec.ttlont ant" whit t t l , Cish atncl Game Code Sections 5050, 51152 laid 59-48,int' �;zsttlt in, prosecution. Notating in this agreement autiiodv'eb the op+rr,,tdr to trespass oil airy land oe property, nor hoes it relieve the operator of responsibility for compliance will applicable federal, state, of local laws or ordinances. A. con. summated a reemeut does !lot necessarily cot .Oltrtto Departniont of lrfsll and Gator! endorsomo nt of the prolioscd operation, of asstu•e the Department's coiioi r ellec with peimits rrrgohad from other�ngenrdcs. tem jlinn ,s This agreement, becomes effective on -�.• - -w ` ' 0peYator -+ Uenntlr,„nt n :c GOO `title.... of Irish and Game, Stine of California -Dake d t wrids wiElifn pnr�tiEht'res, rc ioi;a iit.1ot IE iTtSti�Catioii 1va5 not ttin�, !, crass tiu , RECOM;v ENDALTIOI 1's L)isturbance or remewal of vegekatfon shn11' not exceed the minimum necessary to completo operations. The disturbed portions of any stream channel or lake; mar- gin within the ]nigh water mark of the stream or Wv—, shall he restored to as near their original condition as lnai4sible. V llestnration slaaall include the revegetation of stripped Or exposed areas. Roel,, t'iprap, or other erosion protection shall be ph ced in areas where vcgetation cannot reasonably be expected to liccome reestablished. 4. Ills tallatiotn of bridges, culverts, or tither structures still!', he sorb that nvaler flow is not impaired and ti l��streatnn or dounnstreant passage of fish is :assured at all times, Botlonns of Will �orary culverts shall be placed at or Mow illverls tsharill be placed' below strean m Bottoms channel Of grade, anent cgrade l�faus for ticsign of concrete sills an►d atlter features 11th rotilrl potentially Impede fish migrations must be npill,oved by Department engineers, a. Whr11 any (1,1111 (nny artificial obstruction) is being comtructed, nnnintained, or placed in operation, suffi- t+qat ,vater shall at all times be allowed to pass down, sLrtquti to maintain fislnlife 'below the clam, a\it udetivatr,, fish passage facility must be incorporated iaitaa ally barrier that obstructs fish passage, 8, Ally temperiu•y dam (any a rtificinl obstruction) con- structed..0all otily be built from material such as clean griave.l whicl wllI cause little or no siltation, (9 No cquipnacnt will be operated in live stream channels, td, hquipmetnt shall not be operated in the stream channels (ifflaivh)g live streams except ,is may be necessary to construct crossings or harriers and fills it channel changes, l i, When work fn n, Ilowirig stream is unavoidable, the vntire stiva inflow shall be diverted around the wort•, arca by a barrier; temporary culvert, incl/or a new channel capable til' permitting upstream and down- stream fish movrinent. Construction of the barrier atltl/or the not\, channel shall normally begin fn the ClOwta5tl'eain arra and continue fn an upstream direct- tion, and the c Ilow shall be divortcd only when on= titruckioit +nf the+ dlr�crslon is completed. Channel bank or bari'ler coinstniction shall be Adequate to prevent seepinf;0 Into air rrom the, work wren, Ghnntnel batiks or bareiets shale itrtk b0 made of earth or outer stabstnnres snhiecl to vrosinit unless lirsL e► closed by sheet lnilhic , t'ork i'iprap, or n0ler lnratrielivr mntcrial The t�nclo;;ure and lir supportitr0 mnterfal 01,111 be rennowd wit, the work I's coant'letcd and the removal shall tlorintnlly proceod from downstream in ata upstream direetiotl, 12, `l omporary fids shall bo construcLetl of nolncrodible nnnteriatis and shall be rov6oved'immodiately� upon wort: cotnlalrtioi, i3. Ana rgittIn the 11IL-0 Or "I . g all not be Oerated 1 ntuept during excavaption and as may be necess y spry to cotlstrtact Barriers or fill►-, if Work in the lake is unavoidable, n durtttin outdo ,11Yc to prcvcnt siltation of the lake beyond the ittnnnet(liti1v 'working nre►t shall be instaillect. The enclosure; and mw supportive inatcrial shall lie removed what 1.110 w1wk Is canmpletal, lei. Salt settling ])aging shall be Willod atway froth the stream of lake to prevent dtscoltlrttcl, 4111,41. ollog Water from reaching the stream or lake, 15. Preparation shall be nnnd0 ho tiny runoff from steep, crocliblo surfacos will be dlvvIititl into stable nl'ons with little erosion potentiaal. F reailit+ail water elaecks shall be placed on taint roads, cat trado, tit` other work trolls to control crosion, YG. Nash water containing moil: til' silt from aggregnlo wash, Ing or other operations shall nil: be allowed 11a ('altcr n lake or flowing strennns, 17, a) A silt catchment basin -hall be cnnstrurtOd aeross the stream immediately boltnw the projecL sito. This catchment. basin shall fie coltstructed of gravid �yhin1 is free, from mud or silt. ib) Upon completion of the project anti after 11.11 flowianf \voter to the area is vicar of loebidity, the gravid along with the trapped sediment shall be removal from the stream. 15: If operations require moving of equiptnenL aWToss a flowing stream, such operations shall be Vollductcd \vithotat sul)stauntfally increasing stream turbidity. 1"or repeated crossings, the operator shall iinStall 0 bridge, culvert, or rockAill crossing as specified In comments below, 19, If a strev,in channel has been altered durii% tilt~ opera- tions, its low flow channel shall be returned aitr heath' jig future ban] eossible to ros'onitprohlein, ral state without orho flatrea wide ehr i111olit bOr sluice -like -arca. If .n lake :margm.ltas been Allcred, It shall be rettu•ned as nearly as i -risible to its nntur,tl stale without creating a future i,tnk erosion problem. The gradient of the strennnbed or lake MArgln NhAil ltV as nearly as possible the same gradient as existo prior to disturbance, 20. Structures. and associated materials not designed tan withstand High seasonal flows shall be removed to nrc:as above the high water mark before such flows occur. 21 No debris, soil, hilt, sand, bark, slash, sawdust, rule- bish, _cement or concrete or washings thereof, oil air ncti-oleum products or 011101'organic or earthen material rein any logging, Coils( ruction,- or associated Activity of whatever nattier. shall be nllow0d to enter into oi- 1 )fqCed el)ftced it may 6t1� Washed by rainfall or runoff into, waters of the State, When oaerations are conl- plcted, ally egress inntorhals or debris shall be removed from tbo work area, No rubbish shall be deposited within 1.50 foot of thin higil water irtark of any stream or lake, 22. "rhe oporator wail' notify tiac 'Departniobt of Fish and Garlic of tlae (Into or coanntnenc4ment of operations v d the (Into of completion or olnorations At least five days prior to such compleLion. r. L.' ,tVr10�, bSp OF .D:-'rV-RM-TNA '3=ON ,l Ti N 'TC7` Office of planning an 12set=i ch a iiutt;et County reet Ro m lZ1 Plantt:l,ttg Dopartmen.t 1�►00 Tenth St 9.,. Sacramento, CA 0581E JAN �9 � 7 Cou,tty Ctant;nr' Drive Prov lllo t;A 05965 or X County Clerk (;ANDAOE J. GRUK `.%r Salto 00, Clerk County of Butte ley ! 4---.,..- ticptIty stir . a Filing of Notice of Determination in comp ;lanco 9,-ILh Seat;ion 21108 or 211.52 of the Public Resources Code. .Project Title AP R Tentative Subdivision Map 4237-69 Jay 1'c AVMan State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person 'i ephotid Number (if submitted to Clearinghouse) Public Works John Mendonsa 538-7266 bn Project eet south of Easthe west Atrenue sncdirthfAlam chi o�areanue' apprc��simately 620, ject Descriptior, Tentative Subdivision Map dividing 3-1± acres to create (tine parcels ranging in size from 10,000 square feet to 20,050 scruare feet._ ; ....«..w -- "phis is to advise that the Butte County Adviso-ry Agency (Load Agency or Responsible Agency) ,. has approved the above-described project on 1-4-88(Date) and hu.s made the following determinations regarding the above-describedprojectt 1. The project wild, 1`will not, have a significant effect on the environment, 2.An Environmental Intra'! Report was prepared for aplis ojoct pursuant to the provisions of 'CtQk, A Negative Declaration was prepared for this projec°i; pursuant to the pro =i.sions of MA. Mitigation tneastlrOs X W(irj,, .+.,.yate not, made, a condition of the apl)rovFal cit the project , .,. A stataement of Ovoi ri.ciint; 00nsidt•tr,at�ioni � Awrt�. � t�;ir, nut, adapted for this project. This is to certify that, t;lac 3i",11 B'111 wit,tt t°.i;itr�rtats f,titi tc�slat�►t�t�y; ctraet record of project approval is available to t,ho genital pUblicb at t Butte County Planning 1+ul),aart.tnnnt X County center Drivc Orovi.11e, CA 9506 Trate Received for V i ] i ng ani , Posting at OPA --. _� t" 13�Tn ttiz'e i Tu, p rt, Senior Plainer 1 1 t 1c, Reined Mnxeh 1986 Tentative Subdivision Map AP42-37-69 Jay Pearman bI to ;ata on Measures Meet the reclu,rements of the ,Butte County''1~re including payment of $75 per lot into t}ite Wise Department, Fixe Station Fund. Z. Pay a pro rata share tot,rard intallatioria.,o r at Bash Avenue and Alamo Avenud'. intersec��o�t-raFTUC signal 3. Pay a pro, rata share toward constructio off' Bio bride. 11�! Awe;nu0 i9f K pit'�1'emorandum Inter -Depart TO, Butte County Advisory Agency' FROW Planning Director 15UNFOT., REPORT ON TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR JAY PEARMAN ON AP#42-37-69 DATE,, December 2.9, 1987 This is a proposal to divide 541+- acres to cl'00t0 9 pa1'"ecls, 7 at 10,000+ square feet, 1 at 12,000 square Cc(t t1.nd 1n't 20,000 square feet, The present zoning is A -R (Agiricultu-ral. Residential). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this area as LOW Density Rosidential. and Medium Density Residential. There are no spor,Ific or community plans for the area. community The tentative map shows the road placement to be within 't.ho top of the bank of Lindo Channel. Placement of the road IM this location would require a streambed alteration permit rrom the Department of Trish and Game and an encroachment permit 'from the Reclamation Board. It is important that the applicant :alines that disruption of,the Lindo Channel bank and ociated riparian vegetation is not an acceptable impact of t, Ls project and the environmental. determination is based upon the road being located so as to retain the Tipatian habitat. The proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor any adopted or proposed element of the Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific or Community plan. Rec?MmOnd approval subject to the following conditions and mitigation measures, 1. Construct a ditch, at grade, connecting the existing drainage outfall to the main Lindo Channel. The ditch shall be placed along the existing footpath. Obtain a streambod aitoration permit and coordinate the work with the Cal3. ro-lani,-I, Dop.,Irtment of Fish and Game and the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District, 2, Coordinate alignment or, urban impTovemonts a.i,ong Alamno Avenue with the Butte County Department of PublIc wor'!(s to allow retention Of tile two large walnut trees, if fo,taslblo, on the urest side of Alamo Avenue. 54 Meet the requirements of the Butte County t,'.J1%) Department) including payment of $78 per lot into the WOY,4t, Chico Vire Station Fund. DO 'Butte County Advisory Agency December 20 1987 Page Two 4. Red sign project to Locate proposed cul, -de -sac outside of, riparian vegetation zone along Undo Channel.. Combine Lots 8 and 9 if necessary to maintain adequate setback buffer and provide suitablo building kites. S. Place a 50 --foot building setback on the map frorlr -the top of the bank of Linde Channel. 6. pay a pro rata share toward instaxlat oi, Of traffic s:i.gna] at East Avenue and Alamo Avenue intersect. -Ion, (`m) 7. Pay a pro rata share toward construction of- Holly Avenue bridge. (M) CS c j me .Enc cc: NorthStar Engineering Jay Pearman September 29, 1987 NorthStar Engineering CIVII Engineers • planners • Surveyors CO- S E SEP Aroville, Gollfprniq Butte County Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 tte. Dearman Subdivision Log #137-07-24-01 Dear Mr. Sanders; Regarding o b the implied potentially adverse environmental impacts o said Pr°= Mr Pearman, the following mitigation measures arc: am 13 offered: Proposed ,:lection is proposed to tie existingoutfall. dit .-11 be constructed aloe the c Wherefore, a to the main channel of Lindo Channel eliminating n�t�ogtanyhbreedirec drat:nage masquitoes g areas for 2. +mprovements will,. -be constructed to Public I"orks sta two lar 'lnut trees will certainly be taken into consideratioli.1, The ot West 3. e developer hereby agrees to contribu Chte $75.00 per lot to the ico Fire Station Fund. 4. The roud will be situ,ted within the proposed ri ht— such to miss the existing Ripalian habitat: to of—way ar west as possible and constructing only the improvements oil the g the road. as far will ensure no disruption to the kipariari vegetation zone, west side the proposed road tmelornt, n and improvements will be worked otL with tioi Pub -tic Works Department, the will. be A placedon map.i� � p Pi'hebroadllocation wibti n thenrivhj��l"`kion be sufficient as Proposed to ensure no harm on said va,: r P p righl.-Of-way will hctal.;lort 6: There will be no encroachment onto State lands. `,1.'11(1 right—of—way and that portion of the rro ect site that lies wJ.Propose Avenue will, be offered for dedication pto�the public, thlies ru €1l, public access alta establishing Alamo State prop6L ty f $ p►ibll c lands between pr'vate prepertyiand Butte County Planning Department Pearman Subdivi.slon Log #87-07-24-01 September 29, 1987 Pae 7 7. The developer hereby agrees to pay pro-rata share toward I'llota:l;- lati.on of traffic signal at the Vast Avenue: and Alamo Avenue intarsec;t ion. 8.The developer h-reby agrees to pay pro-rata share toward collatrtic- tj .m of i•Iolly Avenue bridge. 9,, An archaeological reconnaissance has been completed. Archaeologl,e,"I clearance has been recommended. in closing, we wish to state that we, the developer and ourselves,, realize our project is situated in a sensitive environmental area. We will matte a concerned effort to work with the County to develop a project that; will benefit everyone and have the least impact on the environment. Very truly yours, NOMISTAR ENO NEERXNG Rick Rodriguez RR:d cc: Jay Pearman Boto Co. plar)ning CQmm, SEP 24 1987 RE C[-', J 1 1025 Village Lane ® Chico, California 95926 (016) 342-5991 ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEL' OF A.P.N. 42.07.61 BUTTE COUN'T'Y, CALIFORNIA �°'"" '• . �-, � Y 11y JAMES P, MANNING PROJECT DESCRIPTION; The proposed project is for a nine unit subdivision on 2.7± acres of land designated A,P.N, 42.07.61. PROJECT LOCATION: The project site is located adjacent to Lho west side of Alamo Avenue, along the northern bank of Linde Channel., northwest of the City of Chino in Butte County. 1'11.: property covers a portion `I', 22 N., 11, 1 B., Chian Quadrangle, 7,5' series (see Attached Map).' PROJ8CT APPLICANTS. Jay Prarman PRIOR DATA REVIEW: Prior to conducting a field survey of the project site the archaeological site record files maintained by the Northeast information Center of the California Archaeological Inventory were consulted to determine if any, previously recorded cultul of resources were located Within, or adjacent to the project site, No previously recorded prehistoric at historic sites were listed as being within the project area, however, this area is considered to be highly sensitive for prehistoric cultural remains. DATE, OF FIELD WPLCTION September 21, 1987 ) ENVIRONMENTAL S a" 1" 1'I:NGf The site is level agricultural land that was previously under cultivation as an walnut orchard. No surrace watery is loon fid on the :sil,00 however, Linda Channel lies just w side of the, southern boundary of the silt;. Tlia. native vogatation has been removed by cultivation on the site: and only a thin band of riparian vegetation is locatod alontl Linda Channel, One existing residence and a 'born and shod flue currently located on the 11110Porty. The residence will not be removed as part of the proposed project, However, the barn will be romoved if Lila project is approved. SURVEY METHODOLOGY: The foous of the, fiend mwvoy, was a vistinl insiaortion or the ground surfacu for matorials or runtures indicative of prtrhlikorle or, early historic activitles. The survey was accomplishod by walki►tg _reaulorly spocad 1111oar transects with an approximate five meter inLorvul saucing over Lila ontlro projoci: area. Ground eQvor consisted of dry gi`asses thnt had recently boon mewed, It was necessary to remove the ground cover with n Mind trowel to Inspect the ground surface in some ureas. This was performed at Hiroo motor intai vols when required, Ground visibility was adequate over most of the project site, BWfao. Pteg Cnntn onlrt► SEP , q oroville, c.el i'0xx% PEARMAN SUBDIVISION PAGh FINDINGS, No materials or features indicative of prehistoric or okirlY h fiCt)110 activity were observed within the p►oject boundaries. :RECOMMENDATIONS; It itj recommended that archaeological clearance be gr"0100 for the proposed protect site. The proposed project Will not impact any IMOW11 cultural resources of prehistoric or historical significnnee. Should 40r(Ati'IO cultural remains be encountered during construction activities nn the �litrr, should be halted until a qualified aY :haeelogisL has made a doLorrninnL1011 tll" Illttlr significance, No further mitigation measiu°es are recommended, 1 anaies P. Manning ArchaeelogY Consultant r � »a�a&1 =R1 Qr lnA IHIGK!»m: Q!§ < ma« . .i.. .. .. $t � k\ t: . . !arming Corhrr� /*P*N: 42»07»6ƒ. 3�3 *4ti#s . LV 341, . t\i«0.\ta§zl . . \ . . oroyols, CaWk%IA t 3' Ar>PlaNnra 1: C(SM of 1311I"r); Ii_ "fRONhllrNTAL CII1 GKr.1,S'f !: ( ro lie co ji1 �`tec h}r r'eaiAgency) l, 1At"hrltpUNl1 .��,�>� Lab 11 87-07-24-0r1', 1. lYarne of ProponentA # 42-37-69 . .._ JAY TEARMAZ`1 2 Address Of proponent and re reser �JaY Pearman p ntrrti'vc (iClica app. la1;e) Ch�e0AiCT,��g5926uesDeclares ngiri.�.rnp iarojrcr _ Chi rbxiVE r!T s,eript Iran Teritdt �! C- �.�A 95926 1:'�� subdivx�sion M� t t , r1nNr,��•1•(,RZ 1� 1 vl, l �v(�a ter•, ;, r (;�vr r• r (�n�c.r; � . tT . lrcars th,. rinell tv or suh5 its I : e5 �111'lil -No p r°ta i v v t h,t d e the tlTr c=Ttt'r anmOnt learenr, o degrade the the halait�t or tuntiaYly re rich or tvilcl��lir'r, rIA or rvildlkrta ,, tl(tcra sustainiug .s� tcpTt.lation 'tta tiro peCli?Sa cause a 1 i G.t.c VMS) threaten p laei t�Tv Selo nnlmal c'ctmmunitt", reduce thet© ak3mina'fe a rrtna,e res 1' number or plant e 1. a or Z1 1'err'nlpcartantt,exleplan or animal al t`Ite rare tar endangeredrestritrt ampler of the major last l,d, or prelTistory thr= project ha►•e the > — -- s "rt• Bran benefits 1�t'ett.7.a'l fia a vnvirrarrin�'7rriT1 y nIn the elethialt chIeve environment in Owls IA shoe.- ofx longwtcmnl, short-term impaet on rlica brier' Iayr•ind of tintcarTlvh lc=ccurs *n a endure i 1 Wall, into the f"ntrtre� t0 In impacts' will ' trues the n .;..... .,r.�u Impacts which are i .,m Project rerl, bur 4umulntivoly ndiv"du' r may impact on two or considerable7 EA Wive thv imh marc se as • �rnr.ate " err on each resource l�si lest rcasratirees blot the rhe effect ©f the y total at lVol v amt rte, esti tlte' cnliirrttTTnt.nt is !� rcnntof thiaa;c rI , , si , , Itral-;, the Project r ertrrnIt,wrT11TnSrltv rl +XOl nvC'i4 "rit1n11mentnl e rrec'rornls, cirhadverse olte5 whi clt acerkvt• incir4rrY5�nhuman IT7 be e`nllercd by the load Anoncy)(rr the aasi: of this tion'. � _ _ 1 /WP r, ttd fi kP( 11 r'�r(rta4Eat1 In 10 t'nt"lT'�,rttltNerlr Project COULD NOT hrtve+ rt i r!nck a NI (t 1'l 1wr. ltl I ARA"j'I(tN wr i hltitr' iIrt�cartlti�eci �c 1 'i,Pl►1. find tl,rr ,:Tr rhtatr,lT li, t'rnt =i r► c't t "I tthe c, 1 re Proposed ate „ . c r VIA in t h r,. nv1 ronmvntJ the. rel will � noroh� cl have rt s i , t.lir .itt at°hetl sh�:,�'c� lac'c atrsr rhe MI`I C " R n s.i gn.l rlvgn;r it 1 l'i » Itl.r°1., a t have heen rirlcied rra�tktc��lrT�Q,ic�,���7pH cies , lhe, 1!1i 10��' tvk 1 1 'a U c} on. C, Prepared, A NRVAT I til, 1��h't: iirjtl t}tc° lar"ol asc'd the t• project MAY have r.t significant n� rr•urtrnr rtr, •e;ial ,•rn 1iNlfltt(t,4;�ikN1'rll, 1hiiTrlC:7`It! 1111PORT nA�l R;�, S��tember � ciiti r'(,Cl x 987,, .` t"011o\TY f11� , a tahtlNN1"�1t� ,tli:latlkl'i611iN'l' Ily • t M Craig �a . Rett • Ytvnxciah 1 r c ei b • � ,. u M k ENS' ItUNMENTAL IMPACTS (. xplanat ox ns of a Y"Yes+' and "maybe" answers are required on attached sheet(s)) YES 1. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant; MAYBE NO a'; Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, compaction or gvercovering of the soil? C. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d. Destruction, covering or modifi64t'1Qn of any " .unique geologic or physical features? e. increase in wand or water erosion of soils, either on or off-site? f,, Changes in deposition or, erosion of. beach"' sands, or changes in sfitation, deposition or erosion which may .modify .the channel of a river*or stream or the -bed -of the ocean or any bto . g+ Loss prime -agriculturally productivesoils " outs'id, designated urban areas? h. Exposure of ` eo le or p p p property geologic ,to hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, mud- slides, ground failure or similar hazards? 2. ATR. Will the proposal result in substantial: Y.— Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? c. Altert.tion.of air movement, moisture, or temperature, or any ' Arge in climate,. locally or ,regional: 3. WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial,- aY Changes in currents, or tIte course or direction of water movements in either marine or fresh waters? X b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface runoff?, c. Need for off-site surface drainage improvo,- ments, including vegetation removal, channel- ization or culvert installation?, d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters" e. Change in the amount of surface water in any water body' f, Discharge into surface. waters, or in any alteration of surface. ,nater quality, including but not limited to' temperature, • dissolved oxygo'n or turbidity? __ g, Alteration of the direction or rate of ;flow 4 of ground waiters? h. Change in the quantity or quality of ground wabet's- _ either through direct additions or with- drawals, or through interception of aft aquifer by cuts or excavations? i. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public water supplies? J, Exposure of people or property to water .= related hazards such as flooding? v w�- YES NfAtBE NO 4. PLANT LIFE, Will the proposal, result in substantial a. Chang in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? C. Introduction of new species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- aent of existir o species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? 5,. ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantia',l,, a Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, g p , 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 ba,rier to the migration or movement of animals? d. Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? 7 6o NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Inereases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of p people to severe raise levels?' 7. LIGHT AND GLARE, Will the proposal produce signs .cant light and glare? 8, LAND USE. Will the proposal, result in a present or planned .. Mstantial 1'lteration of the r land use of an area? 9 NATUML RESOURCES Will the proposal result in saubstantlil : a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any non=renew'abI6 natural resources` 10. RISK OF UPSET, Will the proposal involve* A r `s ` o explosion or the release of hazard= ous substances (including) but not limited to, oil, posticides, chemicals or radiation,) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? b. 'Possible interference with an emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan? 11, POPULATION. Will the proposal, alter the location, igtri uta on, density, or growth rate of the hutnwi population? 12. HOUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing, OV create a remand for additional lousing? YES D1A—YDE X10 + 13. TRANSPORTATION/CI_RCULATION. Will theproposO" result in Generation of substantial additional vehicle a. movement? b. Effects on existing parking facilities, ox demand jor new parking? c. Substantial impact on existing transportation - - systems? patterns d. Significant alterations to present p of people and/`or ' of circulation or movement goods?x e; Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?,_� f, Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 14. PUBLIC SERVICES. 1jill the proposal have an effect need for` new or altered upon, or result in a governmental services; a. Fire protection? .-_. G b. Police protection?--- "�" c. Schools?- a. Parks or other recreational facilities? e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f , Other governmental. services'? J, _-- C- proposal lt in: 15' ENERGY. se of substantial amounts��of fuel.or energy? ' a. b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing or require the development. tce soux�ces of energy, of energy? of new _sources 16. UT___ ILL T..IESS, Will the proposal. result in a peed for substantial alterations to the new systems, or following: ..- ai Power or natural gasry b. Communications syp Gems? rWater ava'lability� G d. Sower or septic tank? e. ,Storm water drainage? --- 1: Solid waste and disposal? 17. 18 HUMAN HEALT14. Will the prop' .,al. result in a Great�on of any health hazard or potenti YES MAYBE �{7 19. RECREATION. Will the proposal rosult in an impact' upon the quality or quantity of existing opportunities? recreational 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES. a. Will t e proposal result in the alteration of or the destruction �. of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? b. Will the proposal result in adverse physjcai or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric.or historic building, structure or object? c. goes the proposal have the potential to - -�;- cause a physical change which would affect unique oLhnic cultural values? d. Will' the proposal restrict etistng religiou or sacred uses within the potential impact r area? V. DISCUSSION Ox ENVIRONMENTAL`EVALUATION AP 42-37-69 See attached. y LC�ISCUSS _Cly Op RONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 42-37-69 1b,3b,16e: The compaction and o,.ercoverinq of 40-459 or tho site with building structures, roads and parking area will reducc ) the on-site soil Infiltra-f;lon. Since the property lies outside any axl8t-lng drainage service area or assessment district, the installation of underground dra I nage f ac 1 1 1 t I es from the project s I to L I Mdo Cinanne I will be the sole respons'bllity of the applicant. The mpplicnri,k; proposes connecting to the drainage system designed for, 151aasant Oaks Subdivision to the east. Tine State Reclamation Board is a responsible state for cirainage Into I - Indo Channel. If a separate drainage outfall I -,r'# 140quired, a drainage permit must be obtained by contacting The Board, 1416 Ninth Street, Room 335-10, Sacramento, CA 95814. 1c,f13c,d: As proposed, the project Hill require nlboraL-Jon of the north bank of LI Mdo Channel in order to put the road in. rl 11 1 rig and r I P-- %;pp I rig wl 11 be requ I red . During times of very high water (flood v -4-Is new Pill will be subject to erosion and may change the waters thus Increasin,� erosion at new points clowns';^eam - f I cation of Lindo Channel i,4ill require a st-,reambed altQr,-,w from the California Department of Fish and GIJMO 4 I () f 4d: 3413 acres of orcl,ar,dl Lo'4-h Vint Fine Sandy Loam soil IAII11 bo converted from Its historlic use for -,.,IH�uiLure to residential use - However) the site is located within the Chico UrLan Aroo ,aild Is within the urban growth boundary adopt,�d by the Board of Supervisors on August 3, 1982. There is not a produolno orchard on the property at this -blmej just scattered M81tUrf-, Rnglhsh wfeilriut tries. 2a, Local air quality will be affected from the vehicular -L—afflic eight additional dwelling units. 3ft The surface water quality of Llind6 Channel will bo affectodt particulbrly dear ltig low summer flows) from petroleum residues and vmrloun chemical substances used by future residents and discharged Into the drainage system: The California Department of Fish and Game has expressed condern about drainage into 1-10do Channel. Pollutants would end up In Big Chico Creek and the Sacramento River. A instigation measure utilized for the Big Chico Creek L.'stAtes Subdivision is proposed to protect the Surface water quality of Lindo Channel and the downstream waterways. 8j: Some of the low-lying 81 -eat of this project may 00 �,ubjett to flooding during years of very high water In I -Indo Chantl(fl. It, any areas are subject to flooding they should be MOPPOdand doslonat'od as "no-bu 11 d I no M-0815 - " 48;b: The project site currently has a fiatAi mature Enoll8h Walnut trees scattered across It (the remnants of on orchard). There is also i strip of riparian vegotatlCin along the I -Indo Channol pi-�operty boundary that contains $Overtl mature Oak and Black Walnut trees, Riparian habitat it quickly being lost, to development L-hroUohout QollPorn lai Theos is only a fraction of this habitat left frolii the ,very of must be made to proserve tj�jjs I-)abitotd original acreage- - within Itj The oepartment; of Fish an and the mature trees that exist N tback from rlPar'lon Game has recommended a -#0-foot, building se vegetat 1011. See attached letter. from residentiol use, and 60,7; Ambient noise levels Will Increase urity lightInL'i WM potential 110hLIng will be added bo the area for Sec 9treeb lights. th an overall den!-.ItY of threO OV10111109 u'lI is The proposOd use, Density Residential Of the per acre, COMfOrm to Lov4 General Plan. 1,y he already contribute additional growth .1 L jj�12: This Project will grow pattern in the $)onorated by established urban developtllemt gr The Esplanade to14101'Vloy 32- the OX40hsjon Of East Avenue from erate aPPrOXIMOUGly 80-100 Is jvjo,,expectedpected to s tr gen.f.j. Is oxpeobod to utilize isallc,f: This project 4 vehicular trips per day- , of t a has tn�---qn constructed On Alamo Avenue to East Avenue. A cul-de-sa cn, Alamo Avenue to the southeast Of the proJOct en '8r t traffic counts or, Evnue (1987)and 9640 AOT showed an OvOpast raOe ,aA *,(je most recant ofst TheeesPl308de dolly traffic (ADT) Of 12,700 we st or Highway 32- Alamo AveMue presently has light traffic use. Nill raga irot contribution,-,- to the futuro The public Works nd to the consti-JctlOn traffic signal at Al atria Avenue and East Avenue -1 of the Holly Avenue Bridge, Almo Avenue frontage for pedestriOn 91dew8lks are required along tj.a t safetY4 d demand for public services will occur,. However, the j4k Increase d the site Is located near other lands cul-rentlY area is urbanizing an race lvIrig such aerviaes. the Butte County Fire I- -1a addition to one fire hYdr8N4 estry t-C..qU,res an ojjt,4e8ther DepaDepartment Of For Firp. Stat'Oh fund. fire access rood and payment into the West Chico Ch I co Un I flod School District 0 mItAgated LY ymentt;4 of bu I I d I no pomI t8PP I I cat'tor).3 to the fees at the timethe PaOf school tiOn and Park District 6tatot tha ater, GhIco area will 14d Ti -le Chl;,,o Area the ore fladdit-jonal I residential development Ion and park continue to Impact the already O,er-uoed public t -001-""t f4cilit'los'.11 k- and would be ,4 160�b' Electrical and telephone 1IM05 are preFonpreventA 4--d serve the proJOcb, W-) I , Y exv'w" -forrilh, 16a t source of water is proposeto be t'h". C'" ' C' COmpany. A I OOP 1148tor system had s 6'��ej'j recommo-nded pressure for domott It U80 and fire PrOtOGtiOno "Crl Sery 1 co ,.ride adequate Sewage disposal Is to be Provided by Way O� the City or Chico sanitary Sewer system. '17b; This Project comb inicN.d with Previously approved projectg i area Hill have an effect on the Butte County lJosqWlto AbateMenl�� n tlie District. Drainage flows during the summer discharge In,I;-o a holding area to trap pollutants from entering directly into Llnelt) Channel. This was a Department of Fish and Game requirement for (11'alnaafi Outfall Into Lindo Channel. This wet, low area is a Priffio bre . oding area for mosquitoes. The Department of Fish and Game ai,tlj.�j County Nlos9ulto Abatement came to an agreement that a ditch, 0()J1't;tru(1A"0d to grade, following an existing footpath and connect ing -to 11 -le channel, will solve the problem while nlillmizing hn-) I tat. 'mPact'4 (,0 r i (,�-Jnrl an 18; The architectural design of the structures and the i'o,,Lp ,ntic)rl of most Of the Mature English Walnut trees and ripar ianwill to retain the visual character of tile site. help 19: The status of the State land ownership along Lindo Uhannel must be further researched. Recreational access to the channol has been a factor for other projects on the north -;ide of Lindo CJjarinel. 20: The applicant Will be required to have an archaeoloalcal n California Information Carter at sea, h Performed by the Northeastet- CSUC to cletermline archaoOlogical sensitivity. II MANDATORY PTM11TK1r-_q_ ri- SIGNIFICA ICE a: The road location as Proposed will Impact rIP8r*an vegetation and will require the removal Of several mature Black Walnut and Oak trees. This Is an avoidable impact. The Impact can l and adopting a $0-fobt relocating the road to the norti be mitigated by setback line from the top of the bank of Lindo Channel. building d! The cumulative impacts of significance pertain Prily to 4. OPPOcts 00 elementary and secondary schools in the ChicomariUnified 1le Schc`O, Districti traffic 0eileration) and drainage. The school impact situation has been mitigated by an ordinance 81PPlitabld at the building Permit stage. Public Works Department conditions addressing traffic generation and drainage will Mitigate those facto Impacts to the Butte County Eire factors the West C,,I_l I co Fire Stre Department w 1 be redutcd by Payment into 8t1on fund. _Sqq_q_qsted M a-lt Li _and Cod �1� the existing dralnage outfall is 1�ropo8erj' construct a ditch at Oracle along the eXl$t1h0 footpath to dirtdt. dr8 I nage to the main channel Of L.Indo Channel Obtain n alt��"r-atlon Permit and coordinate work -1 W I th the Ca 1 1 f orn I a 0ePar'*tM0Mt, Of Irish and Game and the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District, "8" coor,dtrate alignment of urban improvements along Alamo Avenue with the Butte County Department of Public Works to allow retention of the two large walnut trees, if feasible, on the west side of A1=110 Avenue a Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Dapartmcaf'rbt 1ncludin3 payment of $75 per lot into the West Chico Firo Station fund.. (M) 4. Redesign project to locate proposed cul -de -s= outs i r„1►4 fit,- r l pz)1,%l C!n vegetation -zone along Lindo Channel and combine Lots H aria 9 to maintain adequate setback buffer. 5. Place a 50 -foot building and roadway setback on the olop F1,10m either the 100 -year flood plain or from the r 1 par i ari vgoota ion along Lindo Channel. (M) 6. Vorify that there is no encroachment onto State lands. 7`: Roy a pro rata share toward installation of traffic signal at East Avenue and Alamo Avenue intersection. (M) 8 Pay pro rata share toward construction of Holly Avenue bridge, �M) 9. Arrange for archaeological records search by the Northeastern Califorrnis Information Center. (M) 0800 ,Jay Pearman AP it 42W-57--69 Log # 87-07-24-01 G ATA i�F-1BBT ►1 a 'ro ect Glescr''i�at on 1. Typ,- of Pro,jk.at„ Land division. 2. Brief Oescr pt i c+n : Tentative Subd i v i is i on Map " "'o d 1 v i ala approximately poi acr•as to create nine lots ranolntz in size from 1 0,"0`00 s(I tare t efat to 20,050 square feet S. Location: On V e NepA,, side of Alamo Avenue, aPi.jt i w i itiirate l y 220 feet south of Er:&st Avenue, north Chico. 1. Proposed Density of Development: Three dwell 1 ti(4 r_att i tslracro • J. Amount of Impif:�ry i ou.> Surfacing: 40-459 6 Access and Pie-.ir(i,st Public Road(s): Cul-de-sac, bo Alamo AN ,nue . 7, Met=hod of Sev,iage Disposal: City of Chico san i 'tar°y sower. 0. Source of Water Sut)pl y California Water Service Company. 9. Proximity of Power Lines: Available to site. 10 Potential for further land divisions and development; a. VnYironmentaI Seatin i'hys cal Envirgnre t 1. Terrain a. Gener8l Topographic.Character; Relatively level, valley- ter-rail,, alley- terrai►`, traversed by shallow drainage swal a and adjacent to L l nOo Channel, b. Slopos` 0-.8%, C. Elevat,on: 180 feet above Sea Level d-. ;- m i ti t rg Factors: 2. Soils a. Types and Charas»tier i st cs. u i na Fine Sandy Loam oirfec; :.Y i ve depth of over six feet, good moisture retention productive agricultural soil b. L i m i i°.'i n g Pao tors s S. Natural Rl,:,izards of the Land a. Earthquake r'ohe: Moderate Earthquake Intensity Zone b. Erosion Potential: a. Lands l l d,A Poteht i a l t d. Fit -e Hazard., Unclassified urbanized arra e. Expan-�lve Soil Potential Low. 4 l6, Surface Water Lindo Chart eel located adascent to patwcel to the south: lb. Groundwater. c. Ora i nage f haratter st i cs = -Ii- d. Annual Rainfall (normal) e. Limiting Factorst S. Visual/Scenic QualitY= 6. Acoustic Quality- 7. Air Quality: QSological Environment= g. Vegetation-` Remnants of a walnut orchard, wni.iF-4rl y1 n0 grasses, riparian haloitat alone i_ i ndo Channel, Avian species and rodents t k;qui ►"t"�� 1 s 9. Wildlife Habitat". gophers and moles). Cultural__.Environment-- 10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in Uio area; Moderate to high sees l t v i ty ; previously ra l 1"a t t -ed s 1 t,0 . 1 1 . Butte County General Plan designation; Loyj Ltonsl tY Residential. 12. 13. Existing Zoning': A-R. Existing Land Use cin-site- House; outbuildings (to be removed); vegetatlori previously described. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses: Single -family residential to ease and west; Lindo Channel to south; orchard to north. b. Zoning: A-R. Gen. flan designations= Medium Density Residential to C. north; Low Density Residential to west and east; Public along Lindo Channel. d. Parcel Sizes: One-fifth acre to approximately three acres. 15. e. Population= Character of Site and Area: Developing urban area with 16. remnants of orchards. Nearest Urban Area: City of Chico, one-half mile' 17. nolovant Spheres of Influence: City of Chico. Urban Area: Yes (curb, gutter and is. improvements Standards sidewalk required)* 19. F1re Protection Serva. Nearest County (State) tiro Stat-ion: North Chico Station, � 1l2 miles*, payment.reglaired West Chico Fire Station fund. b. Water Availability. One fire hydrant on California Water Service Company mails required. 20. Schools in Area: Chico Unified School District- -Ii- 4.' STATE OF DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME REGION z 1701 NIMBUS ROAD, SUI RANCHO CORDOVA, Ck— `41A 95670 ( 916) 255--7020 AUS 171987 Mr. John Mendonsa, Assistant Director County of Butte Department of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Oroville, 'CA 95965 cis n» M gu};•o Co. �'innntnc� Damm. AU Urovilli►A C�1�:$'�'�tti Dear. Mr.Mendonsa; The Department of Fish and Game has reviewed the J4Y Pearman TOF)tative Subdivision Map (TSM), a proposal to divide 3.1+ acres Ito nine .lots bordering Lindo Channel ire Chico. Area land use is mostly agricultural and residential. The TSM should be revised to mitigate the following adverse. impacts; �. The access road should be relocated away from,indo Channel and its bank to avoid any loss of riparian habitat or stream bank. 24 A 50 foot nonstructuro setback be established from 0Sther the 100 year flood plai,i or riparian vegetati on along Lindo Channel. 3 Logs eight and nine should be combined into one lot -io avoid any potential impact to the, setback buffer alone Lindo Channel. 4. No encroachment onto state lands be permitted. 5 Appropriate structures be required to prevent the entry Of pollutants and sediments into Undo Channel from drainage systems. The applicant should be advised that any alteration of Undo Channel or its banks Will require a Streambed Altel;aticn Agreement, pursuant to Section 160,1 o> the Pis Prior to any construction activity 'occx ming in ,thh an,ed seame Code, it we can be of further assistance, please contact Jerry Men,sch 8nvironmental Services Supervisor, tele hone t1 r,�.5 y( i Sincerely, James D. Messersmith Aegional Manager Nnntnq copy AUG 5 -1g8-t OFFICE OF THE ASSISTANT SUP:ERI1,12 NDENT AdminliAtrattte 0ffic ADMINISTRATIVE SERVICES ( 916) 891-3140 11 63 EAST 8EVEN7111 S'I'HEET CHICO, CA t)oi)28-rg3q August 4, 1987 (016)' 8p,1 3000 Butte County Planning Department 7 County Center, Drive Oroville CA 95965 Re: Chico Unified School District Response to "Tentative Sll��tliv sign Map" for the Jay Pearman Subdivision Gentlemen: In response to your letter dated July 21, 1987 ragarding the "Tentative Subdivision Map" for the Jay Pearman Subdivision(AP#42-37-69), bor- dered on the southerly side of Alamo Avenue and on the easterly side by Linda Channel, the District finds that the development will impact the schools serving this area. Based on the average number of students per residential unit in the I school district, it is projected that this development will house a isatoly 4 school age children. Each elementary school. in the Distr ct)x- lled to capacity. The junior high school (Bidwell ,junior High School) and senior high school (Chico Senior .High school) serving the area can accommodate additional , .Junior and senior high. school. students, Pending the completion of a �4 --w elementary school(s) in the greater Chico area, increased number, of elementary students will cohtinue to be accommodated via relocatable classrooms that have been and will continue to be placed on existiLng elementary sr,.hool campuses Since the aest Chico elementary schools cannot accommodate additional relocatsble classrooms, some students living in the area will be trans - Potted out of west Chico and housed in interim relocatable facilities that, are being placed on east Chico elementary school campuses, hlthough the elementary school that will serve the referenced develop- ment is at capacity, theDistrict will provide ing fol: students and is hot o appropriate school. hoes- vided that said a opposed to approval of the development pro- vided is contingent on the ;payment or, simpc fees as specified its Chico Unified School District Resolt. ution chool limpac S i n c er.,,t✓�ly-,---- Shan Hensley Assistant Super'in'tendent Alininistrative Services sHlmkl C04 Jay Poarman a 4 Tj �.B r'� FIt /'y ��jj R�,U� .VITO WILI.IAM f H,VIH%L 4m01; PH.4r CU�1oiTl� - MA.FiAdr6!'i r kM�.iNUNk16NTAl.{ST BUT/ ~E 5117 ;,ARKIN ROAD o19TWU or•plc Et ATA InppRT ORbVMLI_ � CA�.1FoRWA 95965 N. to ON or of�ogOAO qN LARKIN noAo �� �7 33-0038 PHONE Ic1.el 843.7360 3uly 3 / .john me"donsa. for oC p'a�11c t�ssa.stant Dir'..0 Ci E CO center o Droville► Cts. 959G5 �e ; ��,'entatiiv2 S A �� 37L �:}talt Jay Pearn p.P Conn .f the Dear. oi,n ► r�rev cus conversations with you that into roll, . Su el mill c . �out�l of unc erstaild this repose Chatlnel ICNO"- I'dedrainage from y the Limo streetoutfall clalvw�r �n the ersting �- water into (1, 1'rt Alamo Nverlue• culvert releases in charsrte� Ine this outiall to its a As you know► 'out ul connectec, vain resua.t that is adjacenom to t111S how arC'� need Corret:tYC3,Cr. area of more water z )blem that wi��-tl�e Out addition :nosc�ua to �-cauest that into the nif ic�lntly larger oro cue r� _ � water ciireCtly sig at;ion for this releasers rade xresm the s rnitig tent ec so that it constructel.I tog e can ►�e culvert be ex � be that clrainag channel or tht�t a cr a trh maj'n culvert to the l�nain channel so oucEall setter dated 965 to you plot;,e. found a gacola While checKing tieat,lonc s I reeltent froln � q o connect C oitl w rxnal. this problem Coo are enclose-doo reaar�3in�1 � came for con struCtiorl o� �� charm �f dish t1'le main channel oo al1n` culvert to the out ainuerely► { i �ente:� cam1 .Assirat-lttt a�atla�er 3 G 1'.,t'1ClosUa•�' j a� 1 CCS UNr r MOSQUITO ABS46M ENT DISTRICT 5117 LARKIN ROADY�I[:LIAM C. yAz�L71NC, MCI, N � NfCb' ,..4v x'•, AIRPORT - TALISY OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 w9A41A6i*p • CHVinoNM9'N J OM pNONf3 I��e� --1-7350 . July 26o 1905 John Mendonsa Assistant Director of public Works County Center Drive oroville, CA 95965 Dear John r Captain Harold. Carling of the California Department u,' Fish Game and I met at the site ray r_re a new 30" culvert has bee.' placed ho discharge into Lindo Channel, just south of Alamo Avenue in C' .' co. As I mentioned to you Loreviously, this culvert dumps drainage water into an area of L;indo Channel that, is not connected to the main channel. The water from this culvert accumulates and breeds mosquitoes. our expectation is that unless corrected the mosquito problem will increase as future developments connect their drainage systems to this culvert. We therefore request that as mitigation for connecting to this culvert Lhat a ditch be constructed to grade that would roughly follow an existing foot path from the culvert to the main channel. Locating the ditch in this area will minimize the riparian habitat that would need to be removed, and shorten the distance that the ditch will need to be constructed. Captain Carling is in agreement with this proposal and has stated such on a stream bed alteration form,(copy enclosed) Fish and Game would like at least 30 days advance notice of the ,y project datei we would also like to be contacted prior to construction of the ditch so that we may confirm the exact location. If you have any questions retarding this proposal, please give me a caul. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter. Sincerely, James Cainy Assistant tanager JC/db cc: Capt. Carling Warden Will, Bishop