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PLANNING C ISSION SUMMARY SHEET FOROAND
DIVISION,
APPLICANT— Nels Leen 85-12-05-02
ADDRESS , � 819 Rush Ct., Chico, CA 95920
OWNER
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Tentative Parcel Map to divide 0.()t,) � ac,M�yO Lo create az�cels (a � ..... to ��. ��
,._ t�(approx. 14, 000 - 15,000 s
0.3 acres
LOCATION m— �irrta�t 1Y 700
feet east. o� its
the north side o� 11th Avenue a aro
_s intersection with Cecelia Ln., Chico
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER(S) 43-04-126
ZONING
-,.-� � _ _ _ GENERAL PLAN 6-�
D lfC:.. PROJECT CON,518TENT
GENERAL f)LAN CONFORMANCE REPORT
DATE OF APPLIC ANT SIGNATURE
LAND CONSERVATION ACT Cbmtppa'•mc•�
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED December 5 �.-
1985
AGENT/SURVEYOR/CIVIL ENGINEER. ~5 a
rra�-West- u�arve in el tql
ADDRESS F 543-�-•Black'mOTjve•,° Paradiser GAm95969
DENTE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED
ENVIRONMENTAL...
Dr`.MMINATION CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION -DATE FILED
AND DATE �- . NEGATIVE, DECLARATION - DATE .ADOPTED
MI'TIGA'TED NEG. DECLARATION DAVE ADOPTED 2t W
ENV' IMPACT REPORT = DATE CERTIFIED
STATE CLEARINr HOtJSE NO
,+�-ter.. ,,-�. lrlg �►
DEPARTMENT QI~ PU13LIC WC1RKO
WILLIAM (13111) C,III�Fro piroctor
7 COUNTY CCNTER ORIVr; OROVILLC, CALWORNIA 7ti'YO
TtloPIYotYa (711,)530,71!01
00I4ALD r7, WXLROY
Deputy 010"Clor
PebrUory 22, i.()88
Nets Leen RE; AP 43-04-126
111 Williamsburg Lane, Suite C 'tentative Parcol Mnp
Chico, CA 95926
tlr,ar Mr. Keen.
Al. the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency hold on
t''obruary 22, 1988, the Agency ,granted a time extension of 3 years
in order to file the final mrip on the above -referenced property.
The new date of expirat:i�n i s Pubruary 24, 1991,
If no appeals are timely filed --within fifteen (15) days of the date
o" the Advisory Agency's approval --with the Cleric of the Board of
Supervisors, this action will be final.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this
office.
Very truly yours,
William Chef
Director of Public Works
Jmin Mondonsn
A'As:i Stan : b,i 1•oc: t'r.I�r
attachment
cc: Planning bcpnrtme1AL1`-'
T)ivtronmonthl, Health Department
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Butte -Gun
' l «LAND OF NATURAL WEA�lH AND BEAUTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (aill) LylrncLor
I COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVII.Ll., CAI.IPORNIA 95965
Tolephatio (916) 574:4601'
IWNALD D. 61cELROY
bepuly D7 e0ol
February 25, j986
Nels Leen RE: AP 43-04-126
819 Rush Court Tent4GI.ve Parcel Map
Chicon CA 9592
Dear Mr.. Leen:
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Adviuory Agency held
on Pebruary 24, 1986, the agency granted a mitigated negative
declaration of environmental impact and approved your tentative
Parcel map on the above -referenced property subject to the
conditions of approval listed on the attached sheet.
If no appeals are timely filed --within ten days of the date, of the
Advisory Agency's approval --with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors;
this action twill be final.
When the conditions Of approval are complied with,, it will be in order,
forou to file -
y your "final maple with the Butte County Department of
Public
Works for recordation within twenty-four monthsof the date of
approval by the Advisory Agency.
If you have any questions regarding this matter; please contact this
office,
Very truly yours;
William Chet t
Director of Public Works
-VA
hn Mendonsra
ssistant �irar:Gr�t�
attachment
cc Planning
Health
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M I.V1!,Ts ZEN, MINTA,TTVN PARCET, MAP
t t, 43- 700 ft;, east of its intersectionlWith Ceces on the lia Lane. of .
��� 1t3-04-126 -11th Avenue
Bilgineert GDA Chico area,
Public Works conditions:
le Frontage on West lith Avenue to be zonstructed to standard, i.e., curb, gutter, be
and red to RSstr�0 1C
for parcels with gross acreage of one acre or less. Cul.�u.
plans to the Dept, i►�sl; I, t7r�<�t,Fl,an
ea
facilities;
pt, of Public Works for approval and i� 1. dra.lirage
a:�.l r,er.,luirctt
2 • Deed to the Cguni:yr of Butte 30 f t , right-of-way ,
West llth Avenue. y from thr+
uenterlirtf,, of
Indicate a 50 ft, building g setback from tile centerline crl' West 1:1th'
!1. Show all easements of record on the final map.
-
5• Provide permanent solution for drainage,
6. Pay off any assessments;
'. Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
Meet the requirements of the Butte County pi Department.
� p p regarding � p tmsnt,
J' Place note on ma re ardin fee for Chaco Unified School Dist
as Pet Ordinance 2463 and Resolution -85=40, District
HF as
Dept, conditions:
10, Provide a 100 ft. leachfield free setback arc,tid
ars to remain either within the roe existing
Property boundaries. property rty or within l00 ft, well, that
Of the
ll• PXVOVide the required usable sewage
Combine With an adjacent any disposal ael rea on parcels l and 2,
usable sewage disposal area required bycthenS ProVen to contain the
l2, indicate on the tentative ma 'ibdivision Ordinance,
dentroyed under p those wells that aaie
permit in order t;() provide requiredpUsablcasewato be
dist�.,rtal areas. Dsstroy those wells ander permit Und co-,..,;
facilities served b h
recording final map. the wells to othex a r.ct the
�,n
p, approved r ill sourc�tr� prior to
to pr.+ovide the required usable sewage disposal a wile �
l��
area,) ��1ui�rr ct�stru�:tinn
Provide a letter or other documentation from Calif'ornh
Company stating that they are willing ar,d able li su 1.
to parcels 1 and 2, Mute:r Fiervic�r~
pp Y` dorticstict Wtlte
1�+. Place a note on the map that. stabs "develo me
require connection to a public water su l p nt of parcels l and P Will
pp y:"
NrW LEEN, TPM
15, Meet the requirements of the Butte County Nitrate Act; (.)tt I -Ilan,
The following mitigation measure is also required:
16. Contribute $150 into the West Chico Fire Station Benefl G Alyea Fund,
APPENDIX 11
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION
TO; Office of Planning and Research FROM: Planning 'flotrttrt tont:
1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 7 County Coater Drive
Sacramento, CA 95814 OroviJ..l.ty CJA 9a�J(�"�
or q
YCounty Clerk
County of Butte
SEB 26 igm
SttJB3ECT Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with SoCilon 21108 or 21152
of the Public Resourc�IEFORfA, BECKER, County GLA
By N ;JN13QUIS Deputy
FR3ject Title AP 11 Nance
Tentative Parcel Map 43-04-126 Nels Locri
tate Clearinghouii NumSer Contact Person Telephone .Number
(If submitted to Clearinghouse)
Public Works John Mendonsa 534-265
oject Location North side of West lith Avenue, approximately 700 feet
east of its intersection with Cecelia Lane, Chico.
Pr*ct Mcripticn Tentative Parcel Map to divide 0.69 acre to create
two parcels, one of 0,3l acre and one of 0.38 acre.
This is to advise that the Butte County Advisory Agency
has approved the above described project and has made the following determinations
regarding the above described project: -
1. The project will, ►ill not, have a significant effect on the environment.
2. An Envlmn►nental Impact ti—: port was prepared for this project pursuant
to the provisions of CF -QA.
X A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the
provisions of CEQA.
The EIR or Negative Declaration and record of project approval may be
examined at;
Butte ComAty Planning rmpnr.ttnent
7 rounty CenterDr't.ve: OrQyi , '& r 526�
3. Mitigation measures _._X were,. were not, made a i onditlon of the approval
of the project.
4. A statement of Overriding Considerations , was, was
/nnut, adopted for
this project.
Date Received for Filing 2`21-$6'
stephen A. Streeter
Senior Planner
It e ,
I2evlsed January 1983
r
M
Nels Leen
Mitigation Measures
TPM, AP043-04-126
1. Contribute $150 into the West Chico Fire Station
Benfit Area Fund.
Inter -Departmental Memorandum
TO, Butte County Advisory Agency
FROW Planning Director
suo,ical" Report on Tentative P
, arcel: Ma of Nels teen on AP 4:3-0! -
P P
i-1�G
DATEi February 1.1, 1986
This is a proposal to divide 0.69 acres to create 2
1.4,000-15 000 s pa�`�'��:s; approximately
q. ft';, 1 @ 0,38 acres, and 1
zoning is S -1Z (Suburban Residential @ 0.3 acra'`tF The present
Butte Count g The Land Use lyl�lt7iap of .the
County General Plan ciesi nates this area as Low ucii.ty Residential,,
'There are no specific or community plans for the area,
Tho proposal does not conflict with Co
un
proposed element of the Butte County Generalty oPl.an not ning not any adopted or
of uolmlunity plan, any County, specific
The tentative map conflicts with a Certificate fo Compliance by the County in July, ,1977. Refer to discussion of liance issued.
6 of the initial study, on Page
A Mitigated Negative Declaration of C
With the following mitigation measurer tonmental impact is recommended
1, Contribute $150 into the West Chico Fire Station Benefit Area Fund,
Approval of the tentative map is recommended subject to conditions;
Is Make a findings -`
Ppropriate fndin s in accordance with Section 20-,166 of the
Subdivision Ordinance re ard�.ng conditions of the Certificate ate of
2; Encumber the 33,75 foot wide strip on parcel 2 as an es+
by some other method to guarantee that no buildings willebenloca
Within that area, ted
SAS .Ur
AIII'liNDI \ 1
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COUNTY tip-ll'1"%l
ENVIRONMENTAL
CII?M ST FOPi(! ec_0Me1'Ij�'
BACKGROUND r n C11C
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A 1' Il 48-d4-126
I. Name of proponent NELS LEEN
2. Address of pl'opbnont and representat,i.,v[ �
Nets been (i.P aplkl cahlo)
CYizcouSCAC�2C _ y__ 220 Grand
ille
3, projoct desCripti-on Tentative --- - _ !' CA
Parcel Ma
It , MANI)ATOItY PINUIN(iS ()rI C;IVIIrrCA1VCE
L,LU
7. floes the uroiect tia YE:i A1nY`137 T;'t�
equality or the environmentVe 010 ,lnsubstintr tential
the habitat
11ty"1`�xtlnc,�dc-la ILI lftcr
o,I` a fish or wildlife species, cnra,cs int
rush or ivildl Ce population to drop below sol r
sustaining 1eyels,
threaten to eliminate
animal Comnntnity, reduce the nutnbc+r
a Than(: 01`
rianr;e of a ra1•e or endangered plant
eliminate important
Or restrict the
or ani nal or
exam os of the
or Califorllin history or prrli stthO
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major periods
b;. Does tile -project hav
short -tem benefits
lydetninontiol`alanl
o;
totltile
onvironnlent,ll goals? (A short-te,lit
long-term,
term,
i.mpal
environment is one whlch occurs in a
briar period of time
on tile
relatively
tvirile lottg_tertrr
Lttciclrr i.nto the ;future.)
.imlyatts will
C. pots tte 1�rcajt�� t have itnpaets w}ticlr krc' in�ll,vlclu; W'
all,y l �inl �t<ed, but ca►lnttntivel,r� con clerablo7 IA
Project ritay impact ort ttvo or more Separate reSOUrees
Where the impact on each resolirco n ret.atl ^oy;.
smt'll, but where` tho Orl`ect Or the total ti tlinso
Impacts ott thr� envirUnmcnt is signi,ricant.)
cl; DoL,_,j tile project Ikavc? en1'IronjilontFtl efft5cts which
t�'iiI C'atl5e sui7Statkt,t,t1'dCC't'5C+ effc?l,ts t7:n IlktrnGLn
being"g' either dirc?Ltl%' ok igrlirc`rt'l�'
i t1; MiTtiR ITNA'l TC1N (TO h0 Ctrtn 11c`tLid
on `the` brl;1, cid" tbiw Intlt,ll c�,rl►iatrirrnc�tai ,pit„en,y1
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rtn t t1e� t`nc i r(nillwil t I a lad at NF(;AT 1 IT III'VI,A RM It w t 11 bo p lvp�.rt'rci .
I/147iI'rncl thrkt .rlllkclliT,h "tllt� Irrc�,l�xr`tt��I�Iirrtit�i°1 rrartlal ltttl�t` tt �+il;nici'�
rant �°1"I't�r.•t ciil'Ih�r t�Tt��ttirnmt�ttt,_ thtrc tv1L1 ktk,t N. fr ��Ir
4 I l crc t in t h i ra.sk' hr`c �luwcw tltc` PI1'f"'ftl,1't' ) I �.1yn l fI call t
the rkttrlcltrcl sltc?rt,1t,��c� h��r�rt �tr�Icic��l 'i�, I(N I'CA.,l1i�l� clr�ss;rlltecl e,n
IW(,I;ARA7'it N lvi 1 I ltc� Irr rlr t,tr� pray lr�c t , NI"a1A'1"IVI;
a..,,,.. I,�IVIi tlttrl the` prcYltlz��rx1 Ill'rrir�°i' �tAl httt,? rk :�r;
the ellvi re�rtnlc�nt, unKl an t-Olu tttNPll:1�°°'L°Al, > tn'i villtl- effect otk
INII At °t' fit:I ttlt'I' I S
IIr1't'li Llanuary 'i6, 198 � t r t ,
'ecltr' 'ed.
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senic►r PlaiineY
17e1ii.c;t�4ct I,ti�;
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
(,Explanations
o a.1 'yes" and "maybe" answers a-,°e required
on attached
sheet(s))
YES MAYBE
NO
1. EARTH.
Will the proposal result in significant:
a
Unstable earth conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
b.
Disruptions, displacements, compaction or
overcotering of the soil?
c.
Change in topography or ground surface
relief features?
d.
Destruction, covering or modification of any
unique geologic or physical features?
>(
e.
Increase in wind or water erosion of soils,,
either on or off-site?
f.
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, depositi.ofl
or erosion which may modify the channel or
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or
.
any bay,inlet or lake?
g,
tcu11areproductive stiffs
outsidedesignated urban
h.
Exposure of people or property to geologic`
hazard`s"such as earthquakes, landslides, mud-
slides, ground failure or similar hazards?
2; AIR,
Will the proposal result in substantial;
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Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
b"
The creation of objectionable odors, smoke;
or fumes?
c.
Alteration of air movement, moisture, or
r
temperature, or any change in climate;
locally or regionally?
3. WATER, Will the proposal result in sabstanti:al
a.
iyhanges in currents, or the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
b.
Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns,
or the rate and amount surface runoff?
�-
G,
Need for off-site surface drainago
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 water duality, including
}
butotliited to temperature, dissolved
na turbidity?
Yg
,g,
Alteration of the direction or rate of flaw
of
h,
Change in i;he�ruant�.t cor of gtotind trtabea:s
g Y q" y qualityf
eith,sr through direct additions Or with-
drawals, or through interception of an
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
Gr
i,
Reduction in the amount of water otherwise
available for public water supplies?
Exposure o;f people or property to water _.�.
related hazards such as flooding?
,�,
YES
MAYBE No
4.
PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. C ange 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
r
an,,,, unique, rare
or endangered species of plant;.
-~--
C4 Introduction of new species of plants
area., or in a barrier. to the
normalreplenish-
ment of existin- species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any a8rr'icultural, crop?
s.
ANIMAL LIFE. Will the Proposal result in substantial:
a. Change in the diversity
of species, or numbers
of any species of animals (birds, land animals
:a.cluding
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 arc -I, or result in a barrier to the migration
or mavemoxit of animals?
Deterioration to e List ng fish or Wildlife
habitat?
_.
6.
NOISE. 14ill the proposal result in substantial:
a. Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe .noise levels?
x
7.
LIGHT AND GLAtE, lVill the proposal produce
szgnia cant l ght
and glare?
8.
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
su staritial alteration 'of 411Q
present or planned:
land use of an area?
9.
NATURAL RESOURCES,, Will the proposal result
F ---i
su Zn
a. increase in the rate of use of any natural
resources?
b• Depletion of any non-renewable natural
-►
resources?
•
+,k u.1F
�l0T Will th
OF UPSE . e proposal involve,
a.
►,� r', �r; Of "Plosion or the release of har
eus sUb6 F a ► .'.mas (.including, but not limited
1,j,)
oily pesi:?4' X14'5, chC'micals or radiation.) in, t:ltc
event of an a,' 1e,?:t
or upset conditions?
bti Possible inter :<, ww With an emergency
response plan or �a" 7� "ricy evacuation plan?
11.
POPULATION, 'Vill the propo.,.'.1. i,t�er the location,.
xs , density, or
g�rut t a ht (-a ,o f the human
ation?
populata.on'?
I
HOUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing,
Or create a demand for additional housir;g?
_a�
f YES MA i'B E N_ OO
13. `RANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal
tResult i,n;
tl. Generation of substantial additional vehicle
movement? -
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for
new parking?
c,. Substantial. impact on existing transportat ol,t
systems?
-
d. Significant alterations to present 'patterns
of circulation
.�—
or movement of people and/or
goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air tra:f('i.ci -
f. increase in traffic hazards to motor vehiclt�,
bicyclists or pedestrians.
14.
PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an of roc_ t
upon, or result in a need for
new or altered
governmental services:
a. lire protection'?
b. Police protection?
C, Schools?
d_. Parks ot other recreational Eaciliti:es?
Cr
e• Maintenance 01 public bac iiticsincluding
C"•`
roads`? ,
f. Other ^- kmental services?
-C—
C..IS.
IS.
ENERGY. e proposal result ill
a. Use antial amounts of fuc-,.or energy?
b, Subst ��1 �.ncrease in demand upon existing
sources of ene-rgy, or require the development
of new
sources of energy?
15.
UTILITIES. W.Lll the proposal result in a need for
new system r substantial alterations to the
following,
a, Power o.. natural gas?
b, Communications systems?----
C. Water availal�jj it"-,
d-. Sever or septic Canit?_
e. Storm water drainage?
.�.
f. Solid waste and disposal?
1 ? ,
HUMAN HEALTH. Will the '
t�proposal result in:
reatian of any health 'hasard
or potential
health hazard (excluding mental health)'
b.
Exposure of people to potential health
hazards"k
----
18.
AESTHETICS,
Will the proposal, result in the
o struct:M Of
any scenic vista or �xiew open to
the public or will the proposal: result in the
creation of an aesthetically otfens ve site open
to public view?
19- RECREATIUIV.YESMAYBENO
Upon the ualltllorhe proposal result in an impa0,�;
Opportun
Y quantity of existing recrea.tiortal
.ties'?
20o CULT'URAL RESOURCES . `—
-
---
a• x'�ie p or posal result in the alteration
Of or the destruction
of a
historic archaeological site?ehstarc or
b• Will
the proposal, result in adverse 4
or aesthetic effects to Phys. eal:
a
historic building, structureeorsobject�r
r• Does the
proposal have the Potential to cau�
a physical: change which
#
would ai ect unic�t.te
ethnic cultulral values?
d. Wil''.
`
the- proposal restrict existing z'el,a, ,
or sacred uses within the
area? pote7i.tial mpr�•ous
✓• DISCUSSION OF ENVTRONyFNT:,,L EVAMJATTON
AP 43-04-120
«
See attached.
•
aN Oh ENROIVMENTAI i",VALtIeTryAP _
impr^ovemsnts i additional residence with
. rW 3O�F
-126
Construction of an
Hill compact and overcover• soil tF,us e er i ated
additional surface water runoff. genartating
district established by the CountYThe property is within a drainage
-$hy't6d: Environmental Health has
usable area fors Yet: to give lentativ W
swage disposal Reoommendat i ons a f i',i rat; i 100rlance of
Action Plan will be considered i
able to utilize a se n determining whether , v
septic system. la eol 2 will bo
$: This parcel was issued a Certificate of Compliance The existing Douse on Parcel 1 nce� in Jut
7.
the Cert i f i cafe of Camp 1 1 ance. i s built t i n a location wi l l c'h v i 9 te$
single-i�amilY dwelling on the In girder to allow lelates
par cel mere Ishan one
to macre Findings to Override the Certif'licatevofoCompliance.
i''Y AgorlCy would need
lacr The City of Chico requests the
of Parcel Ci Such access should be provisior of access
the Certificate of Compliance Which specified ac �° the hear
the most easterly
y particuiarlY in light
of
Pro 1 ongat i on of they cess to the D
parcel. An easement via
via
o allowing access to the rear o !'arcel l should be
an the final mep, Parcel
tho
provided and shotivn
1}a' The Cal}frniatDepartment of Forestry/Butte e
Department requests he payment of $t35 to the fire
eChunty dire
mitigation measure) they recommend $8 to
fi en hydrant fund
West Chico Fire Station 'Benefit As e
Area. 6l into the
ili- a The potential establishment of ons additional
1h0l"OOSe the demand for public sere ices in the residence wi11
Tl°isa�r.gh Cr:,un ty budget cr' Pub I I have eccurred (,h i co urban area ►
W i i i nest: i mpact the area Ts
public Services►y The Ordinancelanti idence
00,4044tion pertaining to the, Chico Unified school District Will
to the tentative map for subsequent building permits.
1 app aly
�c�cbrrimen "fieri M i #- ` � i an Meas ,��,
1 Cantr i bate $160 i ntwo the West. Chloo pro F i r^e Station rsn B- .
n
rund: eefit Area
k
El
Nels Leen
Assessor's Parcel
48-04-127
Lao 0 85-12-05-02
T SHEET
A ECQ_Ic
1. Type of Protect: Tentative Parcel Map.
2. Brief Descriptl0n; Division of 0.69 acre to croute tl,40
parcels. one of 0.31 acre and one of 0.88 acre.
3. Location: North side of West 11th Avenue, approximatolY 700
feet east Of its Intersection with cecollp Lane, Chl000
44 proposed Density of Development: One dWel 1 U10 W1 It P01" 'I
acre +/-. b.
Amount of Impervious Surfacing". 16-20%
6. Access and Nearest Public �Road(s): Frontaee on West 114
Avenue.
47, Method of SeWage Disposal- Septic SYsteMs,
0. Source of Water SUpPlYt California Water Service Company.
9. Prbxlm!tY of Power Lines". Available to Parcel 1.
100 potential for further land divisions and development. None,
without additional right-of-way or connection to sanitary
sewer service per the Nitrate Action Plan -
1. lot -rain
a. General Topographic Character: Relatively level tbrr8ln-
b. Slopes: Less than M
e. Elevation. 180 feet +,/- ASL.
d. Limiting ractbrSt
2. 80118
a. 'rypes and Characteristics: Vina Loami of-feative depth of
6 feet or more, highly suitable to aoricUltUrOl clO)Dsy
good permeability.
b. Limiting raCtOrg: N01`101
Na,4ut-al Ma7!ards of the 'Land ntengity Zone V111.
a. Earthquake- Zone-Jvlodori4te Ev hCjUake I
b. Erosion Pdt0htVa"
a. LandslidePotent-1010 lid,
d, Floo Hazard: Unci ass IFIOd � L„riianlzed and Iorlgated la
0. expansive Sol!! Poter"'bini". Lo,i4,
4. 14ydr6l OOV
a. Surface Watert Undo ChOMM01 .Arther Morth,
b, Groundwater- Valley aquifers 0911 winter groundwater
elevations may, occur.
C'm Drainage Characteristics:
d. Annual Rainfall (normal)O 2S'
i
Vso Limiting Factors:
=" seal $cen i c Quality: Residential area with oi`°(l�are`f
remnants .
6. t:..oust i c nc,�al i ty Moderate ambient noise 1 ayo'I
7� Air Quality: Good.
Vegetation: Old al mond trees, under I y i tig °a; , I ai'tdscat ed
Plant sF etc i es .
9. Wildlife Nabi, tat: Small mammals and bit -ds
1' orct$tiards
Ck
',e_i �urai Envi ronin nt'
10. Archaeological and Historical Resources in ttjo brow: Modarato
to lo:A,Y Including unknown.
1 1 . Guf:t•.e " -nAnty General Plan designation. Low-(Jona i ty
ReY•id�,n 'ial..
12. Exist1ho Zoning; S -R.
'18. Existing LanO Use on-yito One dwelling Hith orchard remrial7t
on balance;
14. SurrcWhding Area.
a. Land Uses: Residential wl th orchard trees Interspersed.
b. Zoning; S -R.
c. Gen. Plan designations: Low -Density Residential.
d. Parcel S i z,es 1`3 acre to 8+ acmes..
e. i opulatiola
1S. Charas ter- of Site w . td Area
16» Noaret� Urban Aarea: 1 l2 ;n I l
17. Rai eVar', ,aher,,. , of Inf i Uene e: City of Ch 1 co.
113. ltnprovea t;-,, �,s St -a tdev" ►, urban Area: Curb j Mutter grid sidewalk
requ i roti y
19. t=ire Prof i.,ct i on Star
a. 4aarest Cour °-.y Fire Stan i on c. 44P2 Nord-) Chico.
b. Wator Availabllc., Ydrant within 50-76 Poet,
�!O . 501001: `'n Area: Cly I cO Um ',fledSchool D i s tr i of CSU Chico.
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