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HomeMy WebLinkAbout047-100-146AW, 77-,- 7. 177 47-10-005-2 ...... ,.... Joh G, $chi'11 . P. �Cra, 96rd � , . . � V. P. � �V. E. C�raw:�ord- P.O. Box 737 P .O, oft _ 17036 4th Ave. South Chico,, Ca, 9591`7 Indio,, Co•. 92201: Seattle, Wash, .98148 4740a')'05-2 47-10-7 47-10^8 Fames R. Lee Bldores Ilnm,, Ibrccht E. A. & E . L1 Roney P.O. Box 79 Rt. 4,- Box 462 Rt. 4.j Box 486 R,•, Gitchfi0ld, 'Ca. 96.17 ! Chico, Ca. 95926 Chico, Ca., 95026 47-10-24 47-r10-42 47.10`-62 rc 108,100, 110 ` 47-10-113 Morene E. flarris j Ki Investments Inc. Chil.drens Heitman Trust P.0. Box 62 602 Red Park pr. 602 Reed ParUr. Tehama, Ca. 96090 Chico, Ca. 95926 Chico, Ca`. 95926 r i 47-10-89 47-1.0-90 a 47-10-112 Wos & Linda 'Heitman Wes 5 Linda Heitman r W. Sn & L, R. Heitman, P.O. Bot 1.1.73 2340 C'ohasset Rd. P.O. Box 1683 Chaco, Ca. 9592`7 Chaco, Co. 9S926 Chic a, Ca. 95927 r 47-10-1.,2.7, 129-135 47-10-740 47-10"14 Desanka S. Pascual A A. D. Andersot M. M. € N, K. Chaudhry 533.5 Skyway Rt. 4, Box 485 3411 Elizabeth Ave. #A, Paradise, Ca. 9.5969 Chico, Ca. 95926 Lynwood, Ca. 90262 - c1y. 4y+ twud 1j low (ard made a part of Whl,S ii ro•, ec t i.. Mitigation /. e.Li .?4f,8 h.s Animal wastes must be regularly aria properly d.i.spo,;ed of. c�r.tpetf;ation ponds must be maintained, ,n mosquito -,Crew stag(,, 1�1Oz; u1ta brooding to be abated. tfllw motion was. seconded by Cornrnissloner l,am.be°r't, Comm'iss 7 one,rs Maxi Lambert., Bennett and Chairman Wheeler,. 0)"S No one. SE�%ji~: Comntrissionor Gilbert. ��o :ic�tt crlrri ecl , l..le, C".o:milli, sioner 130M1,etto then notini that -J con4iti.ona°l ncgata.lre is to ,7c:; filed and fin iag thatthe proposed. use , of the property w.i11 not impa;.x• ,C[tri in4ogr;itvr and ct,artacter of the zone in wvich the land lies and that the use would not h- unreasonably incojiipatib'le with, -.:r injurious to, stirroundl-ng properties or detrimental to the health or ;general, welfare nE to f -tile rsons 'resldirig, or Ivor'},int; in the neiglil)orhood, or to the general. liealt;iv, wollare and safety of the Cmint�y, made a motion for approval j of t•li(z projoc:t ;i;hi;,r to tho lol.lot,int, condit:ians ,_. a Require an adequate water sy atem to provide 1.000 gpm of ware-; fur, a pe}•iod of 2 lioura at minimum, by either a v;ater sump with an r utc,p•iat:ic ..Loat for kft ing ump fil,l.ed or a swimm°ins, pool with s xi" draFtxjt,g tube, pr, e p um e witic a 4. S" fire department connection, or a vtatr�r storwge ta;Rx anc3 a minimum of two Clow Lick Corona; 560 Model fire hydrants attached to water storage tank system. Access to wat^r by fire engine is required, Suggest a fire sptinl,,l.er, system be in- stalled in building. cce5s, by fir^ engine necessary around per ime ter ref • hus: l wings , j) -,ed to the County of B Itte W of r gilt -of -way zrom the centerline, o f Mate Highway 99. Provide a permanent solution for. drai jaae3 ,iahmit plans to Depart- R. epart- r;;Jrtt` of; `Wolic Works for approval and install the required facilities. 01)Lain rnC•aacfiaztotxt permit .from CALTRANS. dc! Off st `eet park. ng for 100 cars plu-, trucksNo par'k'ing, oiz thc- r- i ryllwlry� to nr2 ;tii'i l g; t t .toils 7 F 2 above ., i 1pPl•ica,It. ,iu;t �,,tIs� comply w t}t EilI othor applicab7Q 5t,�`L'e and local sj.°�i+ttlfres, Ordinances and regulatxdns.. 141s put on was seconded by Commis ioner tambe•rt . AYJ-1 :S : t''ot; mi,ssi.orvers Max "Lambert, D nrett and. Chairman Wheeler. 'Q14S t 140 oiie I'M, (y.+0U 1;arIli 0t1 PTU NO q 7 1Q °146 TO BUTTE COUNTY PUNNING CpMM SION STAPP FINDINGS September 1.6, 1,981 APPLICANT: x ,i�� 1liZton _ OWNER: Same R11QillsST A use permit to allow t1le storage of flammable duels in three 1Q,0QQ gallon underground:. storage tanks.. AP NO 47'-1d-1 q'6 SIZE. Approximately 3,6 acres. LOCATION Located on;,the ,cast side of Highway 9-9 approximately 3/4 male north: of Cana, I.1i.ghway, 9 miles north of Calico: BXISTTNG 20N7NG: A.Z SURROUNDING ZONING: A=4 Q ZONING HISTORY Zoned A-2 August 29, 1955 EXISTING LAND USE: Use permit for a livestock auction Yard, indoor roping arena and indoor livestock show facilities approved October 3, 1979, also restaurant and store. SURROUNDING ZA.ND USB: Agricultural, with scattered residen'ceG, GENERAZ PLAN DESIGNATION* Grazing and Open band, APPLICABLEButte RDG ULATIONS County Code Sec. te 24-47 (criria C forgranting a case permit) and See. ) , 24-66 (A-2); COMIENTS 'REC1;IVIM. Public Woyks,: No comments. Slip iff : "Xosignificant a'mpact, on law enforcement. " Environmental Real t h : "No conditionsill Calif State 1-I:agl�w�y Patrol', ""This pro f ect W' 11 have no a,M' ton G1IP operations. It appears, that this project will involve' dispensing of fxxcl to contmeTeial V' Chi.c`I.es . If so, .mprovemnnts in the o. x sti n highway right-of­way still be necossa:ry two improve access ''and merging VILE NO. 47 -In -1.46 Staff f.xmld:i al;s S0Pto1imbc1,r 1 C; 198,1 Page 2 capabilities for the larger commmmorci.ct7, vehicles that -w° ll be sLopprtng Vlore. '► Div^ o:17 Forestry: "Installation, to meet t,ho standards o.� th:e Um��:�axm 1�ire Co' ori', ,OJxv s .ori Vex, Service stations," Cad Trams ,See attached J.etter ANALYSIS' This 3.s a proposal, to addsexv3ce station facilities to an existing commercial de'velopmmtent. Since the commercial character of tie property has been established by the existing uses,_ it a,ppdhrs that the findings required by Code Section; 24-47 can be made, if the conditicmmas listed below are made part of the apptovaj. Time Off -Street Parking Ordinance requires 8 additional Parking spaces The use Permit for the auction facilitaies requirod 200 spaces. Tile site development plan shows a total of 241 spaces. Wfost of the Usual Site development requj.remonts were. accoiimplishod as part; of tile previous dovelopment The attached initial study checklist was prepared for a use permit for Hilton -Lindner Enterprises on Property (AP 4`7-10-30) Which en.co;;mpasses the project site. The planning Commission approved the use permit on October 3,-1979 after adoption of a Conditional Negative Declaration With re axd to en1 " + impact.g g it amental A Negative Declaration on regarding environmental impact is recom- mended for the current use permit Osie ma tigation factor, which will be covered by a Planning; Staff condition, is the Caltrans requirement for a standard all -paved public road approach with a left -turn channelization and deceleration lane—S,�. REGO1NUIENDATI ONS A. Find that the environmental documents required by the California Enviroanimmenta.l Quality Act have been co) arapl eted and considered n making this deci siomm and adapt a Negative Declaration; and l3. Make the findings r6quired by Butte County Code Section 24-47, and C. Approve tlmo use permit toallow the underground storage ;of Clamii mab.7 e fuel in three tanks. of0; 00 gallons each on AP 47.10-146 Joe Iiili.on) J ect to the following conditions: ( sub' l •' Itistal.lata„an to 'noot sta,Ada �ds of the YA f`orm pyre Code, Ui risian VII. Service Stations a 7- 1 -06,- 08-05 ' 1-06-08-05 Qnte-fie qrtr'' a�. -_ „'emorndum r�ai�� cif r Yyt # . kinin Cornrir, Planning CHUG J 1981 �. TO: anrting Commission r•ROM= Stephen A. ;Streeter, Environmental Review C�rokilla� C lgfara/q sueJrcrs Use permit for underground fuel storage, Ag 47-10-146 (Joo Hilton) ux7F, July 220 1981 This project is a use permit to allow the underground storage of flammable fuels in three storage tanks Of 10,000 gallons. The project site is located on the east side a,f highway 99, about 3/4 mile north of Cana Highway, 9 miles north of Chico. The attached initial study checklist was prepared for a use permit for Hilton-Lindner Lnte;rprises on property (AP 47-10-30) which encompasses the project site, The Planning Commission approved the use permit on Octobor 3, 1979 after adoption of a Conditional Negative Declaration with regard to environmental impact, A Negative Declaration regarding environmental impact is recom- mended for the current use permit. One mitigation factor, whish will be covered by a Planning; Staff condition; is the Caltrans requirement for a standard711 -paved public road approach with a left--turn channelization rind deceleration lanes; A condition to "obtain an encroachment p ormit from +Caltrads'r f or similar wording would take care of this factor. Supplemental Commentsz: 1. The five conditions of approval (less the two adopted mitigation measures iisfed on8c a e p � ) for the pr.i„o�� use permit were; , a Require ,an adequate water system to provide 1000 gpm of water for a period of 2 hours at minimum, b . _ _either a water sum . r ,Y with an automatic f1 ; _ p oat far keeping sump filled or a swimming pool with a 4" draftingtube, pre-plumbed with a 4.5" fire department'conmection, or a water storage tank and a minimu,n of tide, Claw Lick Corona 560 Model fire hydrants attached to grater storage tank system. Access to water by fire engine is required. Suggest a fire sprinkler system be in= stalled in building. Access- bar fire engine necessary around perimeter of buildings b. Deed to the County of Butte 40t of right-of-way from the centerline of State Highway 99.. C. Provide a permanent solution for drainage, submit plans I to Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. d. Obtain encroachment permit from Caltr°ans,. ` Planning, Commis An Page 2 July 22, 1981 e Provide off'-street harking for 200 cars plus trucks, No parking on the haghwa.y 2. A letter from Caltrans is attached. They estimate that the 24 hour service station for die-ael, unleaded and regularels would draw up to 1,140 vehicles per day from,north,and south bound vehicular traffic o Highway 99. 19`80 Caltrans traffic counts for :this-norti�,on " of Highway 99 are as follow t hoc.---cat .on Peak Four Peak Mont* ADT Annual ADT North of Keefer Road 740 South of Broyles Road' 630 $,10U7,000 _ 6,800 6#100 r 198]. fo,r, Highway 919 New traffic counts will be obtained during, The traffic counts along this portion of Highway to be at least 2 to 3-1 higher than the fi;gresindicated, ected The current General Plan designation for this area ;is Grazing and Open Land. No land divisions � a are 38 acre project site. A 40 acre minimtpimtparC;el size ential for the required by the land use designation. Zoning is still A-2 (General) at this location. 44 The current land uses on 'tire project 400 Square foot metal building with wood frontforuthp;aservice ' Kens n. a double-wide mobilehome Diamond Western Wear, station a d Pot Restaurant, North: Fort C 0 Livestock Sales and a ridingarena. y ltxb Butte There .ire currently three horse trailers between Highway 99 and the proposed location for the underground fuel tanks. A, Isign, listing the present businesses on the property, is located near the southerly opening. A northerly access poin'�t to Highway 99 is located opposite the c�estaurant and bar,/nightclub° 5. Good sight distance 1;s availab,le for motoristentering Highway 99 from the rr�'ect sate The left-sturn lane, to be required by Caltrans, will improve traffic safety for south bound motorists who would y station., Vegetation removal is a minimal�cfaotortheThervice, no trees within the state right-of-way. A few patches of low growing annual grasses are present near the state highway, Drainage modifications may be involved with the encroachment permit work required by Caltrans. The roadside drainage: ditch may require some improvem�,nt `and lon term maintenance as a result of this, proposal. g 6. An exit route for trucks gods between the proposed service station building and the we wear building to the north. A warning sign, possibly a: stop sign, is recommended for 'trucks j.: ..— —_e,-r^n.._,+�mw�ww.M�n.PIaT.RgililO�f " ,) YES • AY.11S, tl ;h. Exposure of people or property to r geologic hazards such as earthqua'kas l.andslidos, mudslides, ground fai.lurap or similar hazards?, �rii 2. Air., Will the proposal result ,in: M a. S`dbstantial deterioration,of ambient or local air quality? b. The creation of objeationeble odors, smoke, or fumes? ,,^ Ate►, , .,..�. S'ignif'ioa.nt alteration of air movement, moisture or tempature,. or any change in climate, either r'.,►f locally or regionally? 3. dater, W11 the proposal result in substantial: ,: t. Changes in currents, or the course or, direction of mater xove.,ients? ► Changes in absorption rates, drainage s patterns, or, the rate and amount of surface water runoff? � �;. Need for off-site surface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal, channelitation or culvert installation? c • L, Al.teratiotis to the course or flow, of flood waters? . 'Cllarige in the amount; of surfaco. water it any 'waster body? , f. Discharge into surface waters, o in,. Any alteration of surface water quality, including but :not A mited to temperature, dissolved ocy'gen. turbidity`? ,or, g, Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of:ground waters? h , Chango- in the quantity or quality of, ground 'waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or ` through I.nteraepton of an; aquifer by auts or excavations"? \J, Aplpendik F page 2 of'9 AMIk r YES. mA.._YBE 110 Reduction in the amount of 'water othezvise available for 'public Aft touter supplies ,j , Expasure of people orra ext to water related hazards suchyas flooding?Aft�o Li.fa, Will the proposal resin t in suTi4stantial - a. Loss of Vegetation ion or change ' in the diversity of species or number Of any species of plaits (including trees; shrubs, grase; crops, microflora and aquatic plant's)? b. Reduction, of the numbers of any unique; rare or endangered species Of plants? �a C. Introduction of new species of plants into an area, 034 in a barrier to the normal replenishment of existing species? d Reduction in acreage of any agri- cultural crop'z 5 Animal Life,Will G711 the Proposal result in subsFantialt a in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of anamO,s (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell:= fish, benthic organisms, insects or microfauna)? M r� b. Reduction of the numbers of any y ---t unique, rare or endangered species` of animals? c. Introduction: of new species of animals into an area, or result in a barrier to the'migratYon or movement of animals? d. Reduction of encroachment upon, or deterioration to existing:fish`or wildlife habitat?` :. Appendix p - pale 3 of 9 YES, MNYBE Nd 6. Noise. Will the pt opasal, result in s antial.. , r m, Increases in noise levels?, WRY b. Exposure of people to SeveVe noise levels? 7, Light and Glare.' Will the proposal; pr uee ss gn cant light or glare? LandUse, Will the proposed result, in a sIgni.fica t: a. Alterationof the planned land use Of an; area, or establish a trend, Which will, demonstrably lead to such alteration? �i•'' b Conflict With, uses on adjoining Properties, or conflict with es'tabliNhet�, recreational educa- tional, religious or 8ciwitific uses of an area? 9. Natural kesources. Will thepropos,� l result in substanti#l€ A, Demand fol: , or increase in truera e Of use of any natural resoareL.s? b_. Depletion of any nonrenewable ANN. natural, resource? ]0 Risk of Upset. Does the proposal involve a r,i.sk of an explyosion or the -release of hazai�doizs' substances (including, but not. limited to, oil,; pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event of anaccident or upset Arw conditions? lX, Population,` Will the proposal. signifitly alter the locatµion, fel stra.but�on, d6nsity"L or grOC�th rate of the human population of an N area orphys`�.cally divide, an established eommunity? 12, Hous Wi ll trite proposal � it i sign]. �cant~ly affect existing, housing,' or create a demand for a.dditiOnal housing? APpendjx F. page _A, of g Asir& AML Y MAYS" l3 Tra, res' Ottati6n/Circtxlhtion., . Will t4d, r prpposa esu t• _n: r aGeneration,of substantial additional } - vehicular movement? b, Significant ef'fect's on existing Paik4np facilities, demand or for new parking? Gyp 1\ c. Substantial impact upon existing transportation systems? d. Significant alterations to 'present Patterns of circulation or Movement of people and/or goods? (r?, o. Alterations to waterborne rail or air traffic? Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?' e.N 14. Public Services, 6,Till the 'Proposal, have ane ect upon, or resultin a substantial: need for new o: alteredgovernmental services J -n any of the followir g areas: A. Fire protection - ? ire1 b. Police protection? C. .�iGk1001S? - d, 'arks or other recreational facilities? Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? I f. Other governmental services 15. Will the proposal result in: as Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy? � �7 Substantial increase in demand upon existing 'sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of enemy? 16, iltilit es . r�Till the proposal result in a need for stew systems, , or sub- stantial alteration-; to the follow*,g utilities Appendix �� + d d^ 1 xNis MYBE No . sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal.` com» muni.ty, reduce the number ox restrict the range of a .pare or endangered Plant or animal or eliminate important examples of the major periada of California h� s,"ary or prehisto;.y? b. Does she project have the potential to achieve short term _benefits to the detriment of publicly adopted long-term en.vitonmental goals? C. Does the project have impacts which are individually limited; but cumulatively considerable?(a project may impact on two or more separate - resources where the impact on each resource is relatively small, but where the effect of the total, of thosq impacts on the environment is significant ,) d. Does the project have environmental effects which will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings,, either directly or indirectly? AppendiX F' - page 7. E" / INTMO VEX STATn OF CALIFORNIA T71 T) /t1 Yfi"/' AlrJYI r• : an tf " r ti UIVARTMENT OF WATER RgsoURcEs i l.IrO 4hNtNt1°r /a nrA b%' Q" (ail) IY N v r i r:,. IR, ..., f .•m 1,/�iCt�ARp.'iQN S�'RINCI"al ll wl f'4 W14mm a _ i I ad A aae A i � 0 ,� r%r' � ar �'- ,�l,'I �. M �w•'"w"r±.. � r �+ r°r r t " a y,tr....—.-. �{iyy� C r�+�' rsPt• p +" f": � t 4, ' rrl rtesNYrrJ' 'r.li �..,�'w s'. 4•'"''�'�ff rf '�I , i w,nwrn � •+tdl h�i: il;,rl,.''� ,r f 1 f f F f 1 1� 1 Y. 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Draina e CharacteriQ UOO : Poor drama a -, local nndi :t, storms may occur. d. Annual Rainfall (norMal) - 2 � � n c•h a e. Limiting raetors: Draina a and soil ermercl~,alit . 5. Visual/scenic QaliLflat -rassl,and and traffic c'orri.dor. 6• Acoustic Quality :�y`orierate - 'traffic Cpirlrinr a�i4c'ACgnt. Air Quality:; M deraxe - highway and valley inversion laver, Bio? gioaEnvironment: G 8. Vegetation: Grasses, weeds and a fpw.trees Wildl.if"e Habitat :, Grassland Cultu:ral�Enviroi,,=ent; 10 Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area.,None %nown to exist on the Site _ - -`"...`_'” 11. Butte County Genera. Plan de8ignation. Orchard and field crops Proposed. Grazing and Open Lands. 12 - Existing; Zoning • A -Z — 13. Existing Land Use on -=-sites ViCan�'for 3 itnttcarl rig„'I .i'' 14 , Surrounding Area:. a« Lard Uses:, Agricultural with scattered residences b. Zoning: A-40' surrounds site.• c. Gen. Plan des nations; g Orchard and field cro s `further west grazing -open land uses further to theeaist d. ` Y -- Parcel Sies:Gencrall lay- e• ZQ•2p0+. Numerous S and 10 acre e. � parcels ' P Population: Scattered. 'A mi3e east, Oba qctwo of Site "and Area Rural Nearest Urban Axea,:. Chico 7. Relevant Spheres of Influenc.o; Adjacent 'to Mate Route 9E the .,_,�. rimae traffic corridor in the area 1978 traffic use -x000 I 18. 1`mprovemens etaa1 -grans ndaxds Urban Area: No. count , Fare Protection Service; ., a. Iea"et CaLuaty (Ste)'ire Station. Nord GDF 5-6 miles b. Water. Avail ablity7 .Pira truck capar- h—"lv 2G. .. Schools a"n Area: None Alk APP OX i page alb of g e SAY Aft r Ill. DISCUSSION cif ENVTRONMEI, TA. 11 .EVALUATION This proposal is a use permit to allow a livestock auction yard and indoor roping arena, a 24-seat`rostaurant, and a sewage disposal evaporation pond system on' a portion of the .38 -acre property, A five -acre parking area and three access driveways off Highway 99 will be provided. The project site is located approximately ton miles north of Chico, on the east side of State Route 99R, 2/3 mik north of the Cana Highway turnoff. The 'applicant plans to construct a 300000 square -foot metal, building to house the auction arena, avid portions of the existing buildings (10,000 square feet of an ban- doned restaurant and service station) Vfill be utilized for a snack bar coffee shop - restaurant and other related specialty shops. The proposed auction and restaurant use is anticipated to he Con- ducted on a one -day -per -week basis initially � every Tuesday with an expected drawing of 200 people. Because the -soil is very poor (almost no soil exists), typical leach field sewage 3isposal systems are not feasible. Therefore, a two - acre evaporation pond Sewage disposal system is proposed, to be located in the back of the site along the eastern property boundary. The previous restaurant use also utilized a similar system in the approximate same location. The Butte County Plan designates the area for Orchard and;Field Crops proposed for Grazing -Open Land; existing zoning is A-2. Presently tie site �s vacant except for 3 unused brxil dings, one of which will be razed. Portions of the other two will be incorporated into the project. There is an area in front of eXisting buildings, adjacent to Highway 99'� that is part,i�t% g1 veiled to be,used for a parking area, The topogrp��y of the 3 acrd aI% is nearly level disturbed grassland. l(b), (c) : Construction o.f a building and ar6n: r,l 2.a () , (b) : A, reduction in air uali vehicle emir ifis. and from the lar S '� go' amcould occur both i'xam incxoased q �y caul anima!of waste odors generated with -J.1 the area from the .concentrated uon the si te' Also, the two nacre evaporation ponds for sewage effluent da sposal poten,p fully could jenerate i" owage odor.' However, wi h proper` maintenance of this system and because of the relative infrequent use of the facil ity, (one dray per week) ,� this effect is not ea:pected �to occur.' Con- sideiing the relatively isolated, to cation o£ the project siteany, Odor problem would not. c ame a significant impact c-xcopt, to patrons of the auction yard no residences, occur in the iirmeaaate area of the proposed paxids, Sewage effluent, to be disposed of via on-site evapora- ti.an ponds, and cancent.rated animal wastes will be generate,' on this site as a result of the proposed use., Contamination of surface pond - ed water,: from the concentration of animals on the site is potential. flawever, the main' auctic►n 'arena will. be located within a building, reducing the possibility of adverse impacts from waste accumulation, on the surface. All wasteshould be properly and regularly disposed, of. Contamination of groundwater from anima waste is not $ 1 anticipated to be a concern since the soil is essentially impermeableto water and there are no known near -surface grolMdwater tables. The evaporatiorx p,nd's wily. contain standing effluent waters to enable surface evapora- faun; infiltratiozi into the soil is not expected due to this soil condition and: since the floor of the pond will be further compacted to assure impermeability, 3(j) i,ocalized ponding of stormwater'ispa;ential after heavy rains, a common occurrence in this region. Natural surface drainge is po'ar. 4(b) This property lies within a botanically sensitive area of .butte County, based on the known occur2;ence of rare plant Populations throughout the region. ldenta,f ed as the. "Wgrlitxer Ranch" area, this; area is bne of the most spec,lacular in the county due to its botanical divers_ty, a high frequency of rare plapts and unique vertza pools which support a specialized flora.. Of the pobbible rare` ;i.ar�ts known to occur in this entire area, Only adobe litlJos l(Fritillai•ia JLIuriflora) may occur in the immediate vinicity. Sur- veY o.' t pruperfy�x rare plan populations has not been done since plant identificatyon is not possible at this rime of year. HOWOVer, based on jn,f.`ormat an submitted by the California',,Native Plaut Saciet° this ,�, proj�_,ct site is r;,(,t considered a highly, sensi- '. tive area for rare Tants. Also 1 � , portions o f the property have been disturbed in the pasta Populationsof this plant species are sufficiently large and widespread in the area so that loss of Nabi tat on this specific situ is not doomed I'sa quiff cant', 6(a): An increase in '<<o se levels could, occur in the area due to increased vehicular movements and frdm the general activity in- volved with a livestock auction, eating areas and specialty shpps. 8(a), , (b): The Butte Ct)u thus areafor Orchard and Ytty General Plan Land UseE�,ement designates Field Crops; the proposed designation, is Grazing-Open Land (40 acre mittimum). Zoning of this specific site is A-2. The surrounding area is zoned A-40. � Because thore Was Once a commercial use on the • y property, the cur- en rt piroposal would not change the character of the site. The pro- posed use is expected to be compati.bliD with the Agricultural uses a the area; 13(a), (c), (d) (f): Traffic will increase on Highway 99B d1id a new circulation p<<ttern will develop at the site as slowor-moving vehicles enter and exit the property during auction days. The 1978 traffic use rate -for this portion o£ Highway 99E was 6,000 ADT. 'Whale State Route 99E is the pr*'Mary transportation route in the area north of Chico to. Red Bluff acid 11ighway s, the current level 'of` traffic use is not heavy - the highway has a considerably, higher capacity than the current use. Also, with, adequate access and nec- essary i1gress and egress fadliti;s (public road approach, adequate' driveway width), the project should not cause a problem. TYierefore, the traffic impa.c;t is not expected to be significant considering the outlying loc'ltion of tb.e site. However; the project may cause some slow-down in the traffic on Highway 99 in this immediate area- Approx:imately 200 people are exi.)ecited to use the facility on ever} Tuesday of operation. Therefore 100-200 vehicles, many pulling trailers carrying livestock, will be concentrated in the ,area one day each week, increasing the aver.4ge daily traffic volume by approxi- mately 2-3% 13(b): The size of the existing parking facility may not be adequate for thc%, amount of vehicles that may be using the site, Adequate packing should be, made available for cars, pickups, especially livew stock veld, cies incJl,uding cattle trucks and horse trailers 14(a): The Butte County Pare Department ha,s expressed some concern about fire p1^oterti.on capabilities of ,this, concentrated us,e that attracts large numbers o£ people to this outlying location. They recommend a water supply capable of pravi,di.ng a 100.0 GPNI> flow rate for Zhour dt"ration. The nearest fire station is lactated five miles south (Mord Station of O X J. D.) . 17 (a) The Butts County Environr;kntal health Department 'cannot approve a typical leach field sewage disposal system at this 1©cam tion for any type of use beca4ise of poor soa,1 condi>~ons (lack of adequate soil depth and permeability) . The proposed alternative of asing evaporation ;pond's to dispose of E f fluentis foreseen as a viable solution and no problems with this system are expected with proper and maintenance of the ponds, Appendix F` page 8b of 9 ftibii�� STATE CSR CALIFORNIAw-TRANVORrATIQN AO 0M0N0 0. BROWN 1k„ 4Avtna DEPARTMENT Of TRANSPORTATION a. a, BOX 91), MARYSVILLE 9 401 Telephone 916-674"4401 April _144 1980 Out Filo 14a. 767948 03-But"99 Hilton-Linder Enterprises Butte: County 7 Center Street' Oroville, California 95965 �I Attention N,Tr. Si Edell, County Lana Development Section Gentlemen; On August 14, 19791 Mt. sloe F. Hilton submitted an application for axe, encroachment pertait with a brief description of the work as "none". A review of the area. shows that Mr. Hilton has a paved approach which is approximately 50 feet in width. It was explained, to Mr .' Hilton that the pepartment of Transport maximum width permitted is 35 feet. Mr. Hilton agreed to close off the existing to 35 Feet and to place a fence at the property l in+? At this time no ;work is to be done on the .right of way so a permit is not necessary, If, you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact this officr, ,at telephone 674-4401: Very truly yours, LEO J. TROMBATORE Districi�Dxrect'or of Transportation 'Richard Alexander District Permit Engineer cc Hilton"Linder Enterprises tcounlyof13tafti� PL. ANNIl G DEPARTMENT'STNTE De.PARTMEN-AL R: EiIV CRC�ASi pla- �hiti comm%ssidn Division Of ForaatLyChI .r'.,rv� �4§<m, �� � Caltc prtTQ- nth99 65 REQUEST' Revtow Comment DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: die,_.. a 201-Mit tO 1d . l��.t3' c�r� i�immr��t'Lia fue."l in .vae 10.0%u- - * s LOW 'ION: 'on—the- -y3aa'E SidoL S? l n norf. df 9 zilea. north of Chino APPLICANT: J60 H :lt0n ADDRESS: At. 4 Box, 487 B, C3hico, CA. OWNER:- PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULED RETURN DATE REQUESTED ASAP July 'VC3, 1981 DATE DISTRIBUTED:, Jugd at 1981 ATTACHMENTS:. Copy of application & plo% plan. RETURNED. COMMENTS: () Tnet-allat on to girsot the standards of tho Uniform Tire Cod , Division Vill Seryico tations.: rlm ic� Jul is otinfy of Buffo PLANNING DEPARTMENT'S INTct C1E ARThlIENTAL REVIr RECIU 'I�nrtt�ag Catnmiss�. rt I. Coun#y, ,Drlyn TO: � I alw Nf r� rt i� i r-1 �a �w � �ta'l �. r � Wrvple o r�vit 95416"5 hx c fiCalllfornia REQUEST: l view r Cert► nt JUN , 1961 C7r�vIII�, Cpli%,�uf�; DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: UOb P;ormit to, allow the atorixg�a ���� ,.. . 4, t b t� ,ILLI i71 three 102L0_0_La10ti underground stgrgS6 to �� �' '� °�.� or LOCATION; on the east pido, of lliy. 992 an 4 � f O fa 'jyxr�i�ho� 9 talle north of ;ohico APPLICANT: a0e Hilton_- ADDRESS; , fit. 4 Box 402 B, Chico, CA _ QWNER -WnO PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULED RETUPN'DATE REQUESTED: ASAP Juiv, 1019> 1 DATE DISTRIBUTED: _ �.unio 8. Ic)81 ATTACHMENTS: Copy of application & plotpl'an, RETURNED:�~2�i� COMMENTS: A16m.. Norm ,.. AMA PIMP C.°orS11'T`y PLANNTNO C xirq f Notice Is heroby gjv(In by the 11titte V0111xty Planning c�mrial,ssiori that pft��y:t1y.1.c hearings vt1yll Tye, he,1,� ora T',rrp7a7Yx��ehanclay, ��Yci��tintr�ulrSsi L 81 a t !: 5 0 P.M. .� �, � M1 tile f 1 i.a 4 it 4� +: o u n 4 J now �� 0i Il i.i �� {'� F. M ,+,: � 4• .l e 1 6 1 Orovr 1te, C CrMinty Admiral.stratioti C (MtOr, 25 Cd'otan.ty renter nrivo ,q r regarding the i"olT.oaVan�6 ti�rrr�C;rT IVIIrnTTVr,I)rf;1,APA'r1011,48 '`0 0 fi ovin n r) 1, p ,'Oe t -Til- 11 TYSe permit to a11.oti tlae storage of flammable fuel in. three„ 10,000 gallon Underground storage tanks or�ipra�rrty Zoned '"A.V (General,) T.ocaterl on the oa. east side of Ifiaha-ray 0 , approximately �/4 t11e north of Crena tuRTi Srstyl zrlent'ifiorl a� Ari 47-10-146, 9 Miles north of Ch7co,, 7 t'hcmtec Inc. - TT -se permit to allow the str.5x•;a�e nl" F`Cammahl o S# - fuel ir' t'40 J() 000 bfullon underground starar�c� l:0r am nrcr��r27r aorted "M1 -2"f (rreavy Tndustr7al) loa:ated oO viae task sine property rriT;hway a9 on the n.ortja fide or T litte Creek, icTnnl:i. f`3 cr els AV 40 40-07, south of Mico -1 Andrew I,. TTexta as rrJe per to allow tY+e s ^ 2 acre homesite on pxs�pFb tY zoned '"A.20" .-Al67pation of a acre parcel ) located or the northwest si.cle�c�f fre#;uviiI an�'� 0 approximately 1/2 mile Iaarth of rim lea Po€ad , AP' 39-3 -560 south of ;,h�.co . �' a � erica„�aeri tis ahovo mentioned appTicat4ons, Petit.ons maps, rlraf�� environ. mental impact reports and/ter neg a�.I.ve reports s aps, n fi"o aid ava3l.ah a #`()r pu'bli c vi.eWing at the office of the llutte County Planning Department 7 Co1artty, renter Itrive' OtOvi TI e, C"al ifarrtia Environment 'Impact reports are also avaiialile at coT.Tele ant? Ccauitty libraries. "I",Cr? III ATI~ T� IrI?C"'Y`t1Tt 7V PLANNIM 3'CT 11r PIT'taia7:s`imP 1Pt ITIF Carrico tNTPPIPPT iI*' PrIC`npp ON 'r'� �YR�inl�'l, fiTII�TI:rt�tY�n i, 198 r ,..K_ l�+y�.. a.ryi w.�^._M.O11f. �_s'lr'+L £'7t^iFl"RtLiC^5I !vi1}t�3riJt+� �1GT °' •r+1 - _ ,-,-s, :-.t 2 0 C?L 3it- C ''<._ f :t� CLEARs�IGzi-GUS I:,i�= =�_ iia: 1 ` J� >" C,.�T -- O7 arrzationaf 13nir - - _ -- `�� !Z - Box f 2 c ED=ri:.L E`.'PJlcrS I3 .itj C T�.ZSY - �? �t1?yyTS t.'a' C`Ly^'r`'oa• -..Z S. COUNTY - i . t75r .ic3 C OE ` 3Tzit� ' ^J'!t:31T?��c ��i,ii,ic lf� TYYE OF ACTIOi! T"YPE OF CHANGE tCcmolste if ICb ar104'ti�astnecxed; " 1c fiaSdS' MCZF_OGr�.4. i r3-F;teur c Modnccaiuon a tnrreasedOallars. �2'r+ 33•r -z ! a i _ tncraasad Duration a r— O&Ilar Scaoa Ulan; �">`SConttnuadon 'a LICecrewed.Collars - b Oe -Creased 0ulatior, b I_'sCancellattorr Yr mo t 79.APPLICAN.T'TYPE F3VOSFrrQU�,'_-z?IFcs�na s. cam^ " '*- :N FIEP-JESTEO FUO START T9 . __ £r:er Le er, ( .MHY ^+c aL7nG:'-. cr •sem'-; A.. Stat= R. S .haot 0iszriC l5 FU34cSDURATION wo"ths; g, tnterstat G. Corruaun4 rf-'c yr mo 'act gencN67 STATE - 1S CZC r w C Suu S�taOirc I', Soonsared Organizatian: j� t{iG:L i x ;Si. sAf}JEi START, ig D., CaUaty !. Jnflian. f?.3 IIir•:E17' :3 EST, >PROJECT OuRATiCINtMonths) � r - E. Ctty J. Othar lSPecify in Ran-r)c7j? Mrac t:0. `7. 22231 : I'S,`. mei il_%E-. TJTLE OF 1Pt {� APPLICANT'SPROJECT _Joe Hilt oi3 PerMit AP ERD l,fJs =8 36. OcSCRJPTIO N OF APPLICAi•1T'S PROJcCT Z'7 rc) is use TJe'7'mT .i.." .. sfl y3 t A. a s ii�iflz:;Z,-round 5ZL'ri'3a:? a� i 2� ttc�� LIa S cnrea° stora a "hanks 3 of �s�. fv2cc1Ta�tef -1tf000 -a— ta e�� 5`iG£+:rz l}Tt2 Oi �GIl3 �?iiii;1 Iliil8S noisiZ 0f C�ti?CL3.. i r ' r AREAC.'r3rJJrCTI,NPACT1IndieaurCity;CountyState atcj ' I - St.r i t- a.OU Z'YivlfsLTS ; G'i:lC4 tune 1 �rtt3 rlt,= : cru v, CaILL-orn-La T X23. CONGRESSIONAL OIST.RICT z E tti+s Yr F ! 3 rnrircnn ntaf,assextmentReolirad 30_CLEAR04GHOUSE;SLT4iYHILcxSUa�*fTTEfl Of.A�Pl1ca t DistrIeL Impacre&BY. Pro! 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TO BE CO: 1PLETE,D Sy APPLICANT BEFORE S£,.0; 4.G FC)gtT TO F�D£R L fi>E kCt II�€33,CEr4TlFiCAT10tY- The�applicanTcertifies, thartott:e:5est-otnjsl krowleageand6el4af-tneabove. da;aare ruaann; 4 eorrec and filing at thisfor:tthas been duly autnarizad by the governing bady of theaoplicani '�=ckbIIxlTcearinghOss= ' ,resaonsa isat3c:t' � 40. a NAME (P1rint orr Typal b TITLE � c SIG�i4TLIAE of Au �ortz_d Rapzesenza�va- tF #a;Zl.Y �";St3I2:. ( _ _ {.d T�z,-..01. 916) 141 r`. 7E MAILE0-Tib r=DF_RAL STiTc RG`:NCY r � 15 TO .SIH I04 THIS APPLICATION SVS:14r3T=t7 eY : SC'-� ITEL4S4Z-54 TO He COMPLETED 3Y FEDERAL OFFICE EV.:LUATIiVGA:vD REC012r F tOIhG i C -EOR 0�t l -ti£ A, P� fc-T 43.G13ANTAPPLICATfO.f IG r I+ 5�. AAFlicbdon Recd. 53,a Exp, A,..ror, 't7arL ;IRssigrad by rode*aE`A}ency) Yr mo day r yr r4i day A1:vays L;ar--tptete r r,.a "� �4•t. URAOTOR AGENCY 1 r J N st a a� r cs ty Schon f S ata t u d i= I:. .. 'tea �. 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COUNTY OF BUS' 7 COUNT-4P CEIWTER DF{Iiik1 14 COROVW, QUIVOANIA 95985 1* C�V-lllcc oil, AN r y Lm WO COMMISSION C4�f ,y. r 47 ZO-,`39"tl�y.y1 y Wes &, I1 p, Q, Bo fle trnari Chico, x,173 95927 i OX i"LERI RAY O cif% +;N.ay,p APR 3u Joe Hilton," . Route A, BOAC 487-1i""y i 95926 " Fes} `•�.'� '� r'� F M % '+ � Cly r G SE?*DER CcmFTetenems!'.2.an43. add:yazx addreu:a. ire ^R..�T(:Rtd'��"ag:�e c I` The oIlrnxsing service ism ested (check one.) �—fi x towhomnRd data delivered.,_...... Q S;ti wwhom,dateand. address:ofdaverv..._C z 5TRICTED DELIVERY ow to ahem. and date deliver ...... •.. RESTRICTED DELIVERY. , Show to whom, date, mrd address d deiivery4 (CONSULT FOMLASTER FOR FEP—) 'Z ARTiCLEADDRESSEDTOr - .. Joe Hilton Route 4, fox 487- Chico, Ca. 959.26 3- ARTICLE:DE€fSRIPTIOH; - - REMSTEREO NO, CERTIFIED NO.INSURED NG. PIT `997213 (Always obtain, signawre oE, addrawea ocageni) Ihave received the.: article described above. 's3". £7Addreaba E)Autb«ciagat -5 4, ATE Of OF-LIVERY POSTMARK. ADDRESS Miunple"lonly tfrwwAulmd�i, -, �6b: UNOgLETDDEUiERBEt:AtiSE: CLERK'S ` tlNITIAtS: � . +� �' '>l�. � c w . � �.. �. � 1 .. - � l) .� �. Vii. & .w�., r n � 1' A. �� _ t4- a U � .� I, � I - . ` � � ' � �y ` ' - � LFA � �_ .� +� .. . k , . VVV !•, �� , ' .i �4' _ ,lam .`... t/ ,l y i. �� � � � �� y A � i - i ff ��' ' � n � 1. � • t �, � '�' _. ' A � �V r. � , Ing � � I1;+ ' � f l � .. /� �11 � , 1 i a' ' 6 ' � A � . 1 ' �/ • ' .� . ..l ��' t� '' �� i� � + � � ., �• ,, .. � ^ �• � , r r > �• .. �� . A •Yl r � -Ill/. j • -� � i. '� � � � � �a .. � � � � �� � ��� � � � � C r � � 1 ,i ' . i ... •' t . °I' � . ♦ � jii n t. .. yDl mos s�rA�z sr-�r8-�0 Log No.; a No., F. Reed Wh.-:telam applicant representative 14'6 Lagunitas Ct ADDRESS Aptos,. CA 95003', (408) 688-Q518 PHONE; Various property owner ADDRESS:` pF20-TE0T DESCRIPTION: Use Pexmlt t0 a110W 3 custom nasi% recording studio U: east side of Hwy. 99, 36001 north r o.L Cana Hw y on property zoned located 8.3 miles north of Chico 047-10-0-146-0 identified town/area: Chico - as -AP Grazing & Open Land GENERAL PLANDESIGNATION DATE PRE-APP FEE PAID: RECEIPT NUMBER-. 998.6 APPLICATION ACCEPTED;. �+� 1:HbRECEIPT 7"`G"0 FINAL, APP. PAID:. N"tJMSER: d REZONING 'PETITION SIGNATURES'CHECID PERCENTAGE:,7. MAI�,ING LIST PRWPARED - ;TAIL-OUT 'NOTICES WRITTEN News : �- NOTICES' MAILED NUMBER: Public: LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREF;',-0— PUBLICATION NOTICE WRITTEN DISPLAY AD PREPARED i, NEWSPAPER PUBLICATION 0 P G B R DATE OF PUBLICATION': INITIAL. STUDY PREPARED ENVIRONTU NM DETERMINATION: Categorical Exemption FIL:ED:. Negative Declaration FILED: Mitigated Negative Declaration FILED: Environmental Impact Report CERTIFIED; Other: STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NUMBER: APPLICANT/REPRESENTATIVE NOTIFICATION OFENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: PLANNING, COMMISSION HEARING(S) :• V eJ+t!�s / �' ': ©eJ 44" BOAKD OF SUP.ER3tISORS" HEARING(s) :, RESOLUTION-NUMBER (GPAs) ADOPTED-. ORDINANCE NUMBER ADOPTED.- NOTICE OF DETERMINATION (Appendix H)FILED i FILE NO. c 047-10-0-146.-0 BUTTE COUNTY Pt-ANNING 60l°4l ISSION' S'irA+FF f INDINGa May 'la., 1988 APPLICANT» F. Reed WhItelsrn OWNER F. Reed Wh I tetBM REQUEST.' Use. Permit too a1 10 w a custom musk rYecor.ding stud o in an 'Unclassifled tone AR NU.: 047 1' 0-0-- 4fa-n SIZE: 38 acres Li3CATIClN:On tie east s I de 'of Highway, ` 9 z 3-600 feet north .of Cana Hl ghw W p approx i mately 8.3: miles north of Chico EXISTING ZONING= Unclassified ZONING HtS 'ORY zoned Unclassified on 9-17--85 by turd, #2574, previously zohad A-2' SURROUNDING ZONING A,-40 and A--160 SURROUNDING LAND USE: Open 'space and graz i ng l and Surrounds project site GENERAL FLAN DESIrFAi"It]N. Graz I n0 and Open Land, , APPLICABLE REGULATIONS: Butte County Code Sections 24"47a 24-11)5, 24-37 and 24-37.1 _..1 1 CEstncnants. Rece } ved„ Env i ronmental Health., "Record i no StUd r o to be connected to: approveci, Sewage disposal system." Cityo'f Ch1eo: "No comments." tea 1 i ford l ,a_ H t shway Patrol : "The ou i 1 d i rr sere In p l ace and there 19 C s'uff I c i ent of ,--str^eat park Ing. 1'I -re speed limit at this 1 oCat I on i s 55 rx►ph. Traffic c a1 oW l no or, stopp i rig to turn I n4--6 tiro gstabl 1 shmen't soul d ' create a t`raff l o problem wh i'ch should be addressed vi th Cal Trans. There are no I ef"t-turn pockets at'' this l od8t i on .'o HUTTE COUNTY PLANi I SCC 1IMTSSION STAFF FINDINGS - Ma3, 1.988 w Page 2 Aa:4 sist This Project Is a request stud i for a use Permit to allow a Music recon -I'd ng o : ra an Unci ass l f € ed zone. I 1 i s proposed to house the miss € c recar^dino studio in an existing bu€lding which past 2has bQan vacant for the --1 /2 to 3 year4s . Surround f rlg theProposed, are other ex€sting lo commercial building$- The bufldIn tousic �theisauthne udas been operating as s truck dispatch facility since i�89„ ` the north has housed,a rets: aurarit and 1 ounge Since,l 9,'9. To the 1 �cr•t€-ring to and east of the g proposed recordIn studio €s,�a 1arpo metal building iiici-i' has been used in the mast recent past as an auditorium to hold 4ounti`� y y -western dances. Such actio€t has been cond, w i thaw the proper^ ue.•ted`€11es�a1ly Pei € ts, and; has ;been' brought to the attention of the. Board of Supervisors. The P1 ann ng Commi ss i ort has rev i' owedthis property severe 1 t i mPs over the course of its da_ve l.apipeOt and subsequent but i €-cess of its re1'ative remoteness, commercial actiwities`at thtsl'lmoatloBecause ve no population base to 'Support commercial land`uses. In,October of `1979, the ►'l ann i>ng t�cmm i ss 1 an granted a Use Permit to al 1 ON s 1 i,Yes tock acctian yard, indoor^ ropiMe arena, and 1ivestack show fac171ti.es. Such a concept may have succeeded, considering the relative relationships w th :he Surround € no Ortiz i ng 1 and and cant e a .erat €arts. eruct. €ono however, d 1 d not succeed, and, dun i n:gPer0 the IFollowing .hen ° l ves'•toci< the applicant has sought after, various businesses which caiad succeed at this location. Among those were the i 1 l ega 1 operation of the country -ewe stern dances in the large building, or i g i na) l y intended to house: the livestock auction. an In Sundergroundtemof,198agethe Commission September gr anted another Use Perm i -� to allow a t"acility for flammable fuels at this sit-ei ;In 19841 a truck disnatchirig operation located in one of the fixisting Ge € 1 d € l Plan Most recently, the appl l cant Made an application for a General i' 1 era Amendment: to change the 1 and use des i gnat € on from Graz tng acrd Open Land to Commercial In addition, at 'the same Dime, the applioarit made a zone change request to change the. zanlno from< Unclassified to General Commercial. The applJca.nc made these requests so haat he could manage, and develop his 88 -acme manner without ti-ae Use perm I tprocess !fin i ra it i alparcel i n ,a study was c0onduc: i a 1 On theidentified' conducted proposal which several negaty i ve env 1 ranMehta i' cOnseguencas. Subject to the initial study,,tho a pplican•t reco his request and submitted a letter to the Planning i�epart;tnpnsjdered :his application be withdrawn. n•tr request, n•g This project € s er Gond i i i oris The l 1 y a i l owab 1 e use € n the Unc 1 ass € t= 1 ed zone., pr^oposed project of a record-! ng stud 10, thoughis not cansistecommercial i n natUrwe,caracter ti" the existing commercial land uses. The character of the existing iwammarcial activities is related to the highway, such as the trucking operation and the restauratat. The +ari9inal livestock auction yard, which fai,lad, was also of this same; basraczter�. L € vestocic ai_rct i or's general 1 y do not need a l ar� s base to suppnrt them:. Customers who u. Population sal act Patronize i ze a 1 `1 v0stock auction are a papa l at i an of rancher,; and cattlemen who are expected to be found In an area such as the pr"O jet4t site. f-iawevext, a recordl ng sired i b i s a commercial pct l v i ty one wou i d find i n is very Large itaet:t,6pa l tah area;y raot i n the ria i dd l e a a pasture € n gutta Country. T! -J,§ proposed Project Design; or Slopping Posted Sight Speed Distonce�,J MPH Q /'IfN. Dc Au - 0 goo 330 44 300 X140 50 1436 556. 55 1 -SW ' , 645. l,lst and describe any other related permlts and other publio ppprovals required for this project, Incjuding those required by, city, regional, State and Federal agencies; r_ IF FIESIpENTIAL, Include the number of units, whethsr units aro single or multi-stoy In height, schedule of unit sizes, and typo of Household size .expected: IF COMMERCIAL, indicate the type, Whether neighborhood, city or r, gionatly oriented, quare footage of sales area, and loading facilities. IF INDUSTRIAL, indicate type] estimated employmentper shift,- and 16'adlhg facilities, IF INSTITUTIONAL, indicate the major functfon, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facllltiesr and community begaffts ,to be derlVed froto fire project. .•� 'ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AICD MiTIGATION MEASQRES* _j fdentliy;potentlally significant,environmental li pacts assocla'ted.with the use `Permit yWhet project design features oX speclaf U_ conditions of approval (mitigatlon measures) are proposed to alleviate potentlal, environmental impacts NarJ ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING* Ddberibo t)ie project rile as It exists befare the project, Including lttformatton on topography, soil stability, plants and abl. mals, and any cultural,. historical or scenic as'pects,Describe,any existing structures on the slte, and the use, of the structures. ,J rjATu"L OrU 60, 0e.fi HAW6 ()n.0 !�rvenAn p= Describe the surrounding properties, Including information onplants and animals and _any cultural, historical or soenid aspects: 0. indicate the type of land use (residentfal, colmmercfat, etc,) 'intensity of lend use (single-family, apartments, shops, depart- ment sto;eo, , etc,) g g , and scale of development thei htfrontage, setback, rear yard, etc,). Af, Use separate shoot for longer responses~ I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have read and understand the instructions and, that the foregoing statements are true, complete and correct to the best of ring knowledge and belief,/ Date / / � Applicant's signature V^ � Ce Date Property owner's signature Use Permit `Number ff_,Li`✓ Request; Use permit to allow ..f Lccatlon and size of,b arae l (s)' - O VERIrYt W...A.P. Number(s) Project Description 40* za Onership ning�' nd Requirements w Proof of Agency (if needed) .Location Descrlpticn 16 Copies of Plot Plan' W ILL Date ieceiY.ed-= === Receipt Number, ir. Apolicatfon taken by," 'DuHrQ Ccs, Punning Cofn>�t. JINN APN47-10-0=146--0' Orovillp, Cali itla "Northstar Property" on 14ighway 99 North of Chico 8.3' miles North of Cohasset Road List of ot,►riers: Mr & Mrs F. Reed Whitelam Managing Investor 146 Lagun;itas' Ct. Aptos, Ca;. 95003 (408) 668-0518 Shirley Doig- oig2018 c` 2018Burrows' Trail ,1 Grand Prairie,, Texas. - 75052 Mrs., Max:Galatz 25 Telegraph Place Ventura. Ca.- 9300`x' Mrs, Gera:ldihe Ralston 4030 DOI, Rio Circle Soqu`el,' Ca. 95073 Mrs. LouEs Greene 227 St. Joseph Lori; Beach, Ca. 90803 Mr. & Mrs Steven R. Tay P -0 -Box 785 Ben Lomond, Ca. 950015 Mr & Mrs Joseph Vit. Quintero 1109 Sally St Hoi 4 stet, Ca. 95023' o ":. a* --s. R+ Lee P.O. ,Box 79 Li.tr-ht,iel.d,, CA 96117 047-10-148-0 , etc. 041-10-0146=0 McCasker Land &:Cattle Co. F. Reed 'Tn7hi e]afi ..740 Julie Ann Way 146 Lagunitas Ct. Oakland, CA 94621 Aptos, CA 95003 1 : _ 347-10-024-0 w Gregory, & Joy Fenwick At., 4 Box 487 Chino, CA 95927 ; 047-10=143-0 s Richard & Mary Nichols 15082 Hamilton Nord Cana yi 1;,hicoj, 'CA 95926, a g 14acgbool Chaudry etal .' 20200 S. Pi,oneet Mrd. r Cerritos, CA 90701 4i 0 -i0 -147-p Adores Em9albrecht.etal 'At. 2 Box 462 Chico, CA 95926 O47-10-0-127-0' etc, Deskana Pascual :5335 Skyway Paradise., CA 95969 b47�0-084 etc u Roney' Land & Cattle Co. Rt, 4 Box 485R 4 Chico;' CA 95925 1747-0-1185-0 ,. Arden Doeothy Anderson 'fir°. 1011 Meir Dr., SIA 4 Chico, CA 95926 " 0117-0.087 —0. Wurlitzer Land & Farming Rt. 4 Box 509 Chico, CA 95926 , t'f xtYa �Ciatgot 4. Ar;rale M,itrnbaf � 4 � .� . TYPO At Snlcn� x r Rn�Cs�prnt� � rr��red � Cartiti�c� I 4 Cdr' ,�} Alwnys�btnl� ����ntu�m p�add► step° ar naont, �d D,Ai' 'titumER66; ,, x � arfder�s#lsmp, ddVal raaa� Mt�$l0,tu ur fiENOr -7777777 r The only officialnotice received after the Iguana Fest was a letter from the Fire, Marshal:. He was promptly, conk aulte'd. The Lessees also appearedat their request 'before the Board of Supervisors to leek approval in general for the concept` of an auditorium in the former auction barni They' y anding that, the Board was The carne away, with the underst giany Pp g mmis's eneral`l su ortive `of the idea but the Planri:�x�' Co pointed; out, that, the building had not been used; in more than a year ''and. was therefore non-conforming even though the'. use would be similar' to the former' us,eage. We have clearly, insisted that .any activity in use ofjor any ,r change to the former auction barn be ceareci' with the proper county agencies. In consideration of possible future usesr ` the, F re Marshal has been,"consulted about occupancy;; levels, plans. for required sprinkler, .systems, 'safety ligi�t ngo. etc.. Caltrans has been, consulted about traffic contrex a, n' IOM&E has r already installed properly placed highway and area illumination. We recently applied for a General Plan Amendment and for -a change to Commercial Zoning. When we rere'required to submit plans for developing the entire 38 acres, we'withdrew the' application. With better advice and professional ha;!p we will probably return with a precise plan " -Since we acquired ownership in 1984, ve have never received any notice :from the county about any illegal activity other than t a motor home that did not belong on the property, 14 was :x mptly removed, However, back to this application for a; Use,Perm'it.- It should be noted that there is, a provision in the application that the use will be solely for the business of making custom, music recordings and that there will be no public or private entertainment. The Planning Dept. does state that the: projected use' is a commercial activity that is condit=onally allowed in the Unclassified Zonelbut then they say that it is an activity that belongs, in ,a lar a metro olitan area. Thi s is very hard g g p to understand because most metropolitan areas as well as other populated areas dont usually welcome the sound of', musical performances;. I,'presume this has 'been evident in Chico. The location involved, in this'Use permit is` isolatei enough that it can disturb o bhe. i+rirti# 7�bur �Y1QIy�b , {r i� tha Ra9�bklbwr� g Q. lAFd M reaU verte[hb n /#f#aiPh„tri fin i �Ytf91 t �t �� g1 tf+” 1106", d�ortle44 hbnyl e. aii1 ko bak OR- tstid" Okijaoe otUFA R cgfrit iRht tar li!►lfyl9er fiLN � r�L7�F Aig bli ��ib�fi� r fJg + u' bi, print Se n i�name `LG rass, ertid odu In tiro. }�? fr,- yJ6'7. I"#;7"'rri, �f3�j�y ` ....y �() SJ�`N•}��Il'��{f+� ` , i1 ` Y 1 i. ' ,• � t'�""�A�� N',:�1 A�ry,IR ",.1•`,A1�+Iy''r�1(1`/'�1�ri_���J`1�� � 1"J" �.C. { •,- rJ•1 t�' � �' �����a ��41111A'1aj,Yitfi,.... �'gdi�f�l. f � ' r � r , �s�`q1 �` D 'SiF 1�� iN��.nn .anec'F .,., � o �rt,� a�Y��;9,� � �ao►ng.a �� ,E �rj �,�zttda+ItatY�el � � ,, i� li�g9 aiu t''('r ��[ y r" r' l���€t►'a�1�pC8.� �ai, i#r1,��IQ'NIum�lot' .. .Asubt Atdresse}tl,' ''4ry'' X0;d. 6 `,d:�'i.tl ;,. ! ! TYpRf9n11C�:' st3..,let¢r©c#' s rad 41, ,aun�rs pts. �I_ �x i�ad C] Grua 'Apt, �, Q C� pfaa�llaf� `C�tA� ni natyratfndc3rdsse9 A�wa�� P:.9 rg Cis:Gi�+ f2 F°,Fidt¢ 69a� ':Addf 'fulyky �f • i ` ' eof;09llyarli M �ERi1FI�rrJ'fNf�IL NO INSUMNCE OVERAGE pHOVIOED , NOT FOR NYOWATIONALMAIL Sentto F. Reed Wlift' dlam Street and No, 146 isa... e �._ unit3s Cotixt P,O., 5fate and 21 tOS 0, Cada . C 95003 r Postage , Cenified Fed SpacialDe�ry "Pee' r REstnGla .d kelivury Fee. tietu m tleC00 Showing to whom Ond Dale DeAVered P laelurn Re Paid, and Zipt�ho-wihknt; 0 .�pw ,lvery, TOTAL Pohfarj, �~ Posimark or Date 6/20/88 a . Reed Whitelam, Use Permits AP 47-1,0-146,, Mitigation Measures -Limit ingress and egress to the 38 -acre situ; CalTrans District 3 requirements. in accordance with 2. Provide paired with CalTrans driveway approaches Off State Route 99 in a ccordance District 3 requirements: Recording studio tobe connected to approved sewage disposal system. y tem. -o ,.. NOLXL✓.1'ri 010 1,d i:�i'�, T,T 1.h, 1,11 ,..i.. J. v..C'7»�iT 1' 0N 140` taih Stv't t7{ x 5(r cYtII« t Tv 1 Y{ 7 Clowlt,y �'C:.nt(L v Driv JUN 15 1988 Oruville, Cit M65 u Piling of NOtiaa Of DC,.tei'r. iunitlon 2n A=vq�,�,' x,inc tai tIl f`�o`'S�'�:�rGn 211C,& or 2115-21 of the, pub1lr e".0joaT Title zips �9 x Use ��armit 47-10-0-146 F Roed %(b:.tclam. ,stateloaning se, Kw7bor Contrmt Polson �b..Itta d to Clearsnghoase) 8. A Kir ar, Dirtiator of Planning, (915) 538"7601 'nowt rcat~irn. East side of }i!«Say, 5600ft. north eGun IK�bvayj-_W 8.3 mlles north of Use POV-; t: to allow a cu$tO- Music record :;S studio. a '*`so that C-ho r. ix1*tq 'WcF.:.rt'—PlC-inning. jj .r b�ai°�' ' qq J \eliey �'�'�r ai.�.lim.,r 7.� �% �.in.� .t - has v.rpt:-cd the iredpxbjc,.t on June 3, 1986 �...,�.. �n�ir} r,a a . a!r-- (Datc) , w -Ic;, date'x'S17.i:al..ions L'a,-n«'ding tha r:ibove`dG'zciC ibcd proj.C^I„'t .4' he proje t _- all, � N 11 not, have asiEai17 f]cc'i�lt affC`�.t on1i�in .? An Enviroli e,1 ta1 Impact 'report was Prepared s"r this Z>z:t joct. pursuant to thn prod?.fiwraa trr 0� ��'t�sA K' A N —a v Dsclarat ion was prepared to e Prov th � '� t} � t purst:�z�, 3. :!,s".,i{Si` tioa measures 1 2trc-, G7 «*a not T"t'..'';. a the p w P j" l � �.�rc�•��]. +�� �h� a~o tot, , 214. A zrato»ngnt fir` ovorridin oonsidetations 34�.sI �' ''r a c .f' �al.a:1 3w..t, �,♦ v K. �e��1L' �.�t� cri"ielpol{r]P"„r. .nd record - pyo o wt aoM :-oval is ava-.2abloto /the Ygc�-er�aj pii'bj,'o ate: tlut {.� . C6IkL`• F oi.As. i4f a4,aa 'y°. �•"Y C- l /5 !' 17T�i J"wMJY"l'C' �Pr4�Ia�p t.' 9,5S'`r; pantin at 14 80, ;�01 oatiuto D. A* Xirchov b redtor of PIn s '�`itle 1' c"Vis ol, trs 0) 1986 IV,. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS `:,heet(s),) (Explanat(ons of all "YS11lsid "IgfAYsk"` answers tore required ons attached ix EARTH. Will the pr6postil result in'S(gniflcant, Yr, S N;iYB� � a, Unstable earth conditions or In changes to geologic substru fa, f�isi'uptions, dfsplaoRmei►k.,; compaction orovercovering'of the soif" .r,,.,. ;r © ❑ 6' c. Change in topography or ground surface relief features?' ... , . r .. d, Destruction, covering, or modification of ;any unique geciogir or physical_ f�aafureti� Y . ',,�:., �� 0 l R. increase in wind or water erosion of soils, ef1her on or off s110 f, Changes in dep'ositi'on or erosion of beach sands, or chargos In siltat(on, 4epodtlov or erosion Which may modify the channel of a river orstrearvi or the bed of,the 140olt ar ,any IP/ bay. inlet or lake?.:,,,.,r,'; ,,.,., -„r.,.,, , Loss ��of ragrfaulturally productive softs outside designated ,trban areas'> .,, ❑ (w! t / g, prirh'e i to or property to geolot�Ic hazards such as. earthquakos, Iasi .xlidos, h, people mu slide ground failure or similar hazat' 2. AtFt, Will thr~ proposat result In substantlal; . a, Ali, emissions or deterioratlor► of ambient air quality? ,. , . ! ... , , , . , ... i . , :, . i • • r ❑- s,......,.,:,,,..,.Yr,,.,,,;,,,t ,.»r b,"Chacreation of objectionalodors, smol�eorlumd, c, Atterat Ion0 air move mant; nioisture, or temperature, or any change in ctirr tx .or ❑ ❑ regionally?'.r,.r..»..,r..,..,..-„........., r,r,.. ,..,,.'. ”, 3, WATER, Will the piopusal result in substantial: a, Changes in currents. or the course or direction of water movements in either marine or . [3 C7 � fresh waters' Y . , , . , . , Y . , , Ir, Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns r;r the rate andamountof surface runoff?'. , ❑ ❑ c. Need for off-site surface drainage Improvements, including vegetatior, removal, ❑ C] i� channelization of culvert i tstallation7 .... .. ........ r, , ....... «... to the course or flow of flood waters? .. • . x ❑' ti � d. Altoiations e, Change in the amount of surface water In any water body?— , , , . , . , „ r .. , ; , . ❑ ❑ f. QischarQe into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but rr not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygon or turbidity? , , , .... , . . ; _ ! . . , Y , r . r J�Iteration of the direction or rate of flow of r�ro_undwater$? 0' 13M, g,..,.#„,,i..,x;.,#,,.,,,, h, Change v) the quantity or quality of ground waters, eit'ly r through direct additions, or Cl withdrawals. or through Interception of an aquifer by cuts or ox avations? , . , i , . , , .... , I. Reduction In the arrro�►nt'of water otherwise availabio for public water, uppliea'? , ... r . , r Q 1 i hazards such as flooding? , , x , ,., , •,. # , , ❑ ❑ . exposure of people or property to water related 4, PLANT I.0.. Will the proposal resujt in substantlal: a. Change in the diversity of species �, number of any species of plants (fnaludng traes. crops, and aquatto Alar ts,}? .,.« ahrubs, grass, b. Roductior of the numbers of any unique, 'rare orendanoered specie of plants?,, 0' ❑ 19�, I�., r„ 0ci Ys tzf plants, into an area, or in a barrier tcs the normal a« iritraductior~ of rtew rp 4 p 43 �F. ' x',,.Yk,y„Mf:,+,«. Yd ♦.t ill f, x:,Y,Y,„„xii •, Y.R YC. M,M,YY repienishrnel�t of existi,tg srect�s7 d, Reduction in ac,r - ofi city •agrlculturl�l crop's, i .. , , . , .... , , - 4 .. , . r , # , , µ ., . •., .. , w2- 6. A11411al,Af* LIFE, Will the ,proposal result in substantial: YES MAYBE NO 4, Change in the diverslty of species, or numbers of .any speclos or animals (birds, land animpls including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? Y . Y , Y'.... . Cl ' 0 I�,Y b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, We or endangered sp cles of rtnimals?' , , , ; .',: r3 L7 l c. introdo0oh of new s'pocies of animals into an area, or resultin a berrter,o the migration or movement of animals?.tt.,... ,........ d Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat?.., :.. .... S. NOISE. Will the proposal result, in substantial: a,. Increases, In existing noise levels? , Y Y .. ., ... , Y . • . r•, . f v . , r t : ; Y Q p �/ R + • R .. , . , . b. Exposure of people to severe n6ise lr'vels? 7. LIGHT AND GLARE'. Will the prop6sal produce Ognificant lig;7t and glare? ..Y......... 0 C] 61 ,.. 8. LAND USE. 'Will the proposal result in a substantial alteration of the present o,rpianned land Use of an area's .YY. .... .!„ .. , .,. .., ... .. 9. NATURAL RESOURCE.$. Will the proposal result in substantial; a.. Increase In the rate of use of any natural resources? , ............ bt Depletion of env non-renew,+able natural resources.? , ... 0 0 10, RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve , a. A risk of explosion or release of hAzardmis substances (including, but not limitad to, oil, pesticldes, chemicals or, 1°adiatloo) Ph the event of an accident or upset conditions 7 b. Possible Interference with all ernergency responso plat•, or emergency evacuation otsn7; I 11, POPULATION. Will the proposal alter location, distribution, density, or grout rate of the I human p6pulation? Y .. <. R, Y Y , .. , . , Y . Y y Y .. ,Y R , ...... 12. HOUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing, or create a demarnd for additional housirigF ♦t. .4,Y t... l:s, YVYY ., .YY •(,t t. tsi. ♦ItLtY . 13. TRANSPORTATION/ClACULATION, Will the proposal result in: ao generation df^substantial additional vehicle movernent? . ... ,.... , Eli t r r , R . Y , Y , , ... t Y . , , l .; b. Effects orl iexisting. parking 'facilifies, or demand for new psrking?: , . , . , Y;, , ,. , .. ....... c, Substantial Impact on existing transportation systems? d. Siryg/ynlflcant alterations to present patterns of circulation or rrlovemeht of people and/or goods? YY Y.YRY „ fY, . aR•t lrR.s, tfY .:l kr. r, 'YfYl...,.Zt YY 1}I uJ e, Alteratl ris to Waterborne, rail ....... t, increase iii"'trffit; hazrxrds ti rnotor`ueriicie, blcycl'ists, or pedestCidhs.,,..,,,r.,, 0 l 3 144 PUBLIC S.MViCES, Will 'the pioposai have an effect upon, or result in a need for,new,or altered government services, Vies MAYBE, NC' ao Firmprotection? t.. b a ,., ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,, b.Noticeprotection?. „f,«,. .... ......... .. ... c, Schools?.,. ..:......... .................: ....„ ,.-,., ,R., ... ,�'„; .. Q q i3 d. Parks. ,or othe`t recreational facilities? , ... a, Maintenance of public facilitles, Including roads?`«,...,.....,..»..,.,.,,,,.,.«,,,,,;` f. Other governmental services?. Q C 15. i-.NER1 I Will, the, proposal result in ' a. Use of substantial,amountsof fuolorenergr? is, Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources, of energy, or, require the development of new sources ofenergy?,....... .......,,,..:,..,B,,e"pJ,..t.,•,«,,,k,«.;] ❑ C4? 16. UTILITi5S. Will the proposal result Ina need for new systems., oKsubstantial al eration� to the following: a, Power or natural gas? , .. , . ... , . .... ., . , . , .. r la N✓ b. t^,ommunicatons systems? b c. Water availability? V. ..............,,.......«..w.. � Q d, Sewer or septic system? , . . , , .... .... ... «. , .. (j b C. e,Storm water drainage?,,.. ,,.«<, ,..,...:.«............. I, ..-..,,. , f. Solid waste and disposal? . , , .. .. , .. . , . O 0 I: ... , .. , . 17, HUMAN HEALTH, Will .the proposal 'result in; a. Creation of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental health)? b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards' 18, AESTHETICS', Will thu proposal resuitin the obstruction of any scenic vista orview open to, the public, or will the proposal: result In the creation of an aesthetica'ily offensivr, site open / to public view?. .,s,,,,..,. ,, © © IN 19. RECREATION, Wili the proposal result in an! t-n pact upon the quality or quantity of existing, recreational opportunities? ...,,. ,; «,.,,.,»>.,. Ci p „, *,;,,, 20, CULTURAL RFESOURCES. a. Will the proposal result in the alteration of or the destruction of a prehistbriC or historic b, Will the proposal result in adverse pilysical or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic . building, structure or object?...................:...............I.— 1 ,. ... re. Opes the proposal have the, potential to cause a physical ch6ngewhich would affect unique � u J ethniccultural values?«.,,«........ «,«................:.......»,.».,,..W..,.. .,... Q d, Wilt the proposal .,restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential impact area? .....:.................«,...,«.,,.,.«,«.y.,:,,.:.....,.,.,...,;,,,«.,..,,,«.,.:, C] t7 �:. -tt- _S Assessor's Parcel # F. Reed Wllitelam Ap' X47-1©`-0-146 Applicant: Log #;88-0$-20-01 DATA SHEET A. pro-�ect DeSCription 1 Type Project-- Use Permit. to allow a custom music Typ. f praj Use Permit 2. Brief Description: studio- 0� State is located un the east side recording The of Cana Highway, 3.. property Location• 3500 feet noxth a rokimately Highway 99. apmiles north of the City of Chico. Commercial approximte y . of De�vel.opinent; Highway 4, Proposes Density ,ever 50%. hwa 59. PrOPOOunt of impervious Surfacing: State Hig y Road (s ) evapora't'ion 6. ,Access arc? Nearest public e Disposal -Septic tank and ,Sewage 7., j4ethod of ponds. Supply` Individualopry.wells. • 'source 8. g. of Water ro aft development;• proximity off Power Lines. To p. P Y land divisions a/ 10. potential or, further B. u,npntal Setting; Physical Ehvironment 1.Rela'cive7.y flat valley Terrain ' Character: Topographic a. General terrain. b Slopes: 0-1%. 200 ft. A.S.L. El evation: pp c. paCtorsoximatel e. Na d. Lami.ting nloam, reddish clay 2. Soils Anita. a. Types and Characteristics: or rich brown by aul]:, Surface drainage phase rsharacterzed ��bro���2ish-recd A rO imately 2 8 tick. clay loam, pp poor on account of the. is p is poor and s_.ubdrainage of the substrata. trod, leachfield for Not conducive to g. b. Limiting Factors! disposal purposes. sewage one Moderate earthquake intensity Z Natural Hazards of the Land 3 a. Earthquake done: VITT. Slight. roundwater b Erosion Potential: s of heavy 9 Are C. Landslide Potential: None tO low. withdrawal• d; Fire Harsoil High. _e. Expansive Potential: 4 Hydr6109Y ; r , a. Surfacewater: None. b. Ground Water: Generally available. c. Drainage Characteristics: Propertydrains towards the Southwest._ d. Annual Rainfall (normal)z 2011 „. e. Limiting Factors: None., 5. Visual/Scenic Quality: Good.' 6. Acoustic Quality: Poor. 7. Air Quality. Good, Biolocaical Environment: 8. Vegetation: Grasses and' other herbaceousp"!ants associated with range lana in the northern Sacramento valley.'' '9. Wildlife Habitat: Typical small game and birds associated with range land in the northern Sacramento valley. Cultural Environment: 10. Archaeological and IKistorical Resources in the area: Moderate to loco _including unknown. } j; 11. Butte County ;General plan, designations Brazing and Open Land. 12. Existing zoning: Unclassified. 13. Exj.sting Land Use on --site: Various cc)mmercial stm.,ictures designed for a lounge/dance hall, restaurant, auditorium, trucking dispatch, retail space, and a log cabin display and residential uses. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Use Grazing.range land for cattle. b. zoning: A-40 to A-160. C . Geri. Plan Designation: G'razizxg ;and Open Land. d. Parcel Sizes: Mostly characterized by 160 acre 1/4 section parcels. e. Population Sparse agricultural. area. 15. Character of Site and .Area: Flat open Space range land. 16. Nearest Urban Area: City of Chico some 8-10 miles south of the project Site. 17. Relevant Spheres of Influence: City of Chico„ Chico Uni,f,ed School District, California Department of Transportation. 18. Improvements Standards Urban Areal No. 19. Fire Protection Service: a Nearest County (State) Fire Station: Station #41 is located approximately, 10 -miles south of ,., p the proj ect Y site. b. WaterAvailability., Engine capacity. 20.- Schools in Area: Chico Unified School. District, Shasta Union School is located approximately 8 miles to the south, _8- r; a �JZS'I'2�CB6J��3�7 L-TS"7C' 'FCR �%Ul�iMa�1\T'TS County Public Works County Environmental Health City of Biggs rsoxrRca�: State Water Resources,Department i' -mac City of Chico t7.5 • Forest Service City of Grdl y City of Oroville U.S. Bureau of ,and Management ---�- ana ement ,_„_, Butte :County Mining Committee '} Town of Paradise _ State Department of Fish & Game Callfornia Native Planning Department S tate Transportation Department plant Soci.aty State Div,'Forestry,- attention Crai Carter . g Regional hater ¢ual. Control `'BdA State Reclamat�.on Board„ . ` Butte Water RArict .`�. Californiawater service Cosa ► � ,_,� Del., Oro Water Co srw MnSs PZichvale Sanitary,District North Burbank Pub. istr Dist. . Thermalito Irrigation District Other --- Skansen Sub. (CSA #1) Strlin Cit Sewer g City q ' .." Maint. Dist, Thermal ito Irrl ation District w (CSA 426) T PG&E North ( Chico) cRRZC3:Azacoxv wA- PG&E South (Marysville) "� BigIs-W.Gridley Water District Pacific Bell — Butte Butte Water District state TV Cable Durham irrigation District Viacom TV Ca `., 7.e _..." OWID Paradise Irrigation District Richval.e Irrigation District ARE. r�Ro2Ec�caaiy .�.�_ Table Mountain Irrigation Dist. _., El Medio Fire Protection Dist. Thermalto Irrigation District -:County Fire Department/CDF DI2:AZNAC�E 'Y7=STRZCT -..-ANT 1r'�ZS�C'.RxCT Durham, oroville ~- _.... or Butte Co?�rnty pOLZe'—E: CTz N REC�.I�NtATZON —3c State Highway Patrol' County Sheriff C4r�iMZ�TEF'S / CCbM1NTZ'S S xdN' ' R�CREA.TTL�rii �'�CTT:,TT=ES ', Chico Area Recreation District Durham Area Rec; . & Park Dist Paradise `Pines Architectural . Feather River k2ec. & Park Dish: r� `paradise Rec. &Park. Dist., Control: Committee Butte County Farm _Bureau """" Richvale'Red, Community Association: __,:, State Parks & Red Dept. I s, �i:e�..nuc`�«iii't+..:twiJll�t:,wwtwki�.:G,.'L•.�.stly'.snn.•.'.1a-i,�,wf+w\d;»Y+'wNwfd.wfw..++u995..s:?..on....r.«.»wwnw.e.s:ew.++..x,i,+a.,+—w...n:,,.n.a'; Axf sn. w.r.*,'+w+.-rs...t.-..m•w.. n.yu ..w w;. '1! r .t SIX: $LtT i. CGUIJTY PI,AIJNINuOMMIS 'C 7 dotnty ' Center Drive �u�Fe.�uo. i�a�r�in4��asr+rr� Oroville, .cza 9595s-3 g7 MAY '3 19$8 (916):_558-76,01 .orbville, Cnhfaecl� TO DATE: CA Highway Patrol `i I - +�0 915 Fir Street RE: PROJECT REVIEW & Chico, CA 95926ENVIRC,NMENTA% EVALUATION En:ciosed is preliminary data our office: has received or generated concerning 'the following prdio6t: AP 047-10-0_1.46"" V. Reed Whitelam 7 Use Permit to allow a custom music idcordinq studio, located on the east nide of Highway 9-4, 3606 feet north of.Cana Hiahway, 8.3 miles , north of Chico. We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and will be preparing axe environmental doctuaent, either a Negative Do,claration, Negative Declaration with 141itigation Measures or an Environmental Impact Report (ETR) Please provide any tactual statements, ideas for 3nvestigati,on,` or opinions you can offer in your area of,poncern or expertise that relate, to either physical, social, or economic impacts that this project may generate.' , Please respond within 14 days of the above -noted date.'If no response is generated by this inquiry, then it shad l be wassuaned that there are no significant ;environmental impacts which are potenti.aI from the project. We appreciate any' assistance you can; provide. Sincerely, .hryn Ke y P];anni Acian Comments: The buildi� nes are in tilace and th0re j.a 1811 ° f in� parking. The sxieed limit ext ts 10catj nn i a yrPHmt�f'f .,-ri c a1 rr inQ. op stopping to turn into fhe estab] ishment could creme a traffic 'problem which should be addressed with Cal Trans. There are iso left "turn ockets It t5l s lo, aRtione' Does your agency wish ,to receive a copy of the,env mental document (initial study for tJegative,` Declaration (with or without Mitigation Measures] or gilt for this project) S�E� NO James R. Lee P.U. Box 79 itchffield, CA. 96117 047-110-148"'0 etc. 047-10-0146-0 MrCosker Land & Cattle Co. F. Reed WI-Utel.am 740 Julie Ann Way 146 Lagunxtas Ct. T Oakland 0 CA 94621 A.ptou , CA 95003, 047.10-024,--0 Gregory & Joy Fenwick Rt..4 Boy '487 Chico, CA 95927 X 047-10-143-0 Richard & Mary Nichols -150,82 .Hamilton Nord Cana Hy. Chico, CA 959.,2 6 k 047-10-0-142-0 Macgbool Chaudry etal 20200 Si Poneer Blvd,. y Cerritos, CA 90701 04j-10"147-0 Eldores Engeiorecht ettal Rt.. 2 Boy: 46.2 ' Chico, CA 95926 U47-10-0-127-0 etc4 y 'Deskaina Pascual 5335 Skyway Paradise, CA 95969 y. 047-0-084 etc Roney Land'& Cattle Co. 9 Rt. 4 Box 4868 IF Chico, CA 95926 047-0-086-0 Arden & DorothyAnderson Tr. 1011. Meir Dr. , IIA, Chico,: CA 95,926 t 047"0-081-0 Vu-tzer Land & FVtTilnB Rt.. 48oY. 509 Chico; CA 95926 �. ncir�n�nfa,r j`� � a, 5C AL6 1 SO'r