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HomeMy WebLinkAbout047-200-056,k , `� d a e t m PI ANNS°NG COAS'10N S! i",fiAR,,� SHEET, FC?R. L � nxVYSzaNs Kenneth 0. Remiers Loge 89-08-17-01 12+0 Hobart Street, Chico, CA 95926 -� 55 Jamie H. Smith TENTATIVE WAIVER APPLICATION to divide 209,-48 acres to create DESCRIPTION '3; ± agtoreP arcels 1TON lots bordered on the north by the Butte-Tehama County eine approx. s T- ZaCy1�. ON .� "341t ft, oatt of ,Meridian Road. North Chico area. IS, PARCEL NUMBERS) 47-20-r6, 58 & 59 Z ZX G A-40 GENERAL PLAN Grazing & Open PROJECT CONSISTENT? CZ=- AL PLAN CQi1FORMANCE REPORT01.`27 2 DATE OF APPLICANT�TG�Jt�TURE LAND CONSERVATION ACT CONT,R.ACI'S'? ------ Dt,, APPLICATION RECEIVED 8/1/85 E. ;T/SURVEBachman Associates 3012 Esplanade, Chico, CA 95926 ADS S -D;ALTPLAINNING 'DIRECTOR'S REPC)RT PREPARED EZif,VXRUNME0TAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE PILED DE,��RIiINATION � .. r DATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED__.,_-----.,-, MITIGATED N80.DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED-- Em DOPTEDENV. IMPACT REPORT -- DATE CER'T,IFIED 4, STATE CLEARINGHOUSE Nb sus. Cbw ITTEE MEETT-14 DATE URY AGENC:1 148ARING DA d � A}VI50R t�GENCX ACTi0�1 . t U APPEALED .. Apr2AL HEARING DATE 130ARD ACTION-- ... CCt?MENTS ECR PLANNING D:CAL'CTO.R' S fiEkORT WMATIVE SUBDIVISION � TERTATIVE PARC'EIf `,ER APPLICATII'•'a PRI;LIM�.NARX SUBDIVISION NAI VER check appropriate box)ONE U� APLIMCANT: PH t'10t EPIGIM�EM OP. SURVEYOR: cr�/3 �h�7f� �� PHO'M HO: ADt9RMIZ AIL UOTICE OF fEART?iG T0: } U)CA'E`I43N OP PROPERTY: TOWNSHIP o.�c�BANGT /6 z'TION A G,,rrS 0R 1 a PARCEL N1MQ.8R: 0-117-,V-49-49 9 TO 'AL ACREAGE PLC:Aai: MMMIT PRELIMINAAY TITLE REPORT {3R RECENT POL1c,Y W TI 1:' IitGURANCE (dated within last six. months) WITH APPLICATTON. 'INDICATE: BELOW Tri DA'T'E AND RECORDING INFORMATION BY 1dHICH THIS PARTIcu-LAR PAM L ;-JAS CRE.ATM A'"1�� BOOT _ 'PAGE tjURBISR AND SIZE OF PARCr BEING CREATED (including any f ( g y remainder). t)I ;'JANCt�a 'To NATURAL WATER C'OURGR OR STORM MALIN: �' ��,� �`�� �✓C� METHOD OF 81EVA0E DIS 1'OSIAL. 1 � . e. �..�1..._ (Cheek,w ith Aea1.Uh Oepar'r:aeht ) t4lr f pt,i,1T1) Sc)URc,E C3P�' WAVA: _ (Cheek with !Health bepartment) >� lar) Mvnli ANN MWIP t1lit8 RXIGT TO T118 1301AiDA ? OF "Atr ORIG11M, PARCET,? 1V N(J`' 111r.1'LrMA'1% Tilt, bi TAF;c",1 MY WILL AM To MCIL 77 „�'I'L�NG►LTJ' y, r k, 'Page 2 NA1�IE GP ,NEAREST PUBLIC ROAD DIsTAriCE .TOTEAttRYzT PUBLIC ROAD: Pub"c road, che6k with Public W0rlts ,Department:) ((For xnf��i^ma��or vi nearest p IF ACCESS IS BY PZt L'SCRIPTIVE RIGh-T-O -wAY T ATACft DOMENTATIOIT 'TO THIS APPLIC:NTION IF ACCESS IS BY A RECORDED MIVATc� ROAD EASEMENT, INDICATE DEED REFERENCE *- IF PAGE I' 1�0 ACCESS STRIPS., MUST BE SHOWN ON TIM TENTATIVE MAP F TIME ARE Ar]Y MD THS RECORDING DATA. njDiCATED BEWY14. VOLU e PAGE r DISTANCE TO CITY LIMITS,., DOES THE OWNER OR TfiIS PARCEL 1101£ oj*T1 OR HAS HE IN THE PAST OWBED, IATM ADJ'OnMTG THIS PROPERTY? _ _,� yp i FOR .O SGi: U: �'' ON1,Yt if t.(j CotrnCy Planning Dept. Receipt 7 (;casutly Cenher llrfVe 1. �.�"ri' Ot`�ivi I ln, CA 959fi5-3397 Applicant E1 L �� e d � (910) 538-7601 AP ti 519 Subdivision Name (i.f ai)plicahlei APPENDIX 11lmto Filed � .r -77 LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS f Supplemental Information for Planning, Department i. i.ist and describe any other related permits and other public approv,118 c+1c .,sired for this pgroject; including those required by city) regional; Mate and federal agencies- 1, encies'- .. �_ 1 Proposed scbeduling/associated projects: 34 Anticipated Incremental development "(phasing of subdivision units, future development plans): I h. What method, will be utilized to acco;mmtdate surface drainage? Describe haw oft-site and downstream drainage channels will Se affected. 5. Proximity of water fbr fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds, -etcy ): a I 1: 0 WIti, excavation or grading be necessary's Cubic yards (estimate); 7, W eval, long for travel, to property (rural and mountainous areas only) e kn H-1 I:NV IItt NIMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION l•tEASt1RtS rtientII'y poLentia11y significant environmental impacts associated with t lip ' l,nrul division. What project design 'features or special conditions or approvil (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential eavir-onment:al bnpacts7 (I FNV'l"RONME,yTAL SETTING'* ,0 Describe Lhe project site as it exists before the project, in4•luding information on topography, .soil stability, plants artd artim,als, and any tuitural, historical or scenic aspects. opserihe any existing structures on Lhjj site, and the use f'f I ho St ruCLures. 1/,4e1Jnik � ;Al rVr7 cj,Jc(�!'cr Afjk9e-e 7--;7?�,C/! r lrC To �i�l-r!*s' 416 7nl17Ql C" ✓v�DI�C'. 10 Describe the surrounding properties, including information on ptants and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc.) intensity of land use (one-family, apartment houses, shops, depart- Setback rear yard, etc.). -�j;x ys �'� (height, frontage, ment stores, etc.), and scale of development j i �t/vi�✓ r�z o .Se�e77a /� L'/l %'!,od" T/ mss.. 7` .�✓7�a --/'C) 'r ell ell? ,; �.�',�'Cf�'✓S. VO /ai¢ y T •ASE a.SP�' r,/td Irl ✓, eIC I d �y�d'' /fC�f�it". 1'�,,t,�;fF► hdtla.f►Potr o,.�/ � r�G'�r�'!J,/�' [✓r�I:N'�`' � ��,iJ'll�lN�2%%s°�' C= �lt'I"I NIC'ATION: f hereby certifv that the sttatements furnished above and in t 11(� at onche d exhibits present the data and smformatlon required for this hi I fal iva'luaLlon Lo Lhe best of my ability-, and, that the facts, 'statements acid 10ormntion presented are true and cortect to the best of my knowledge wid bei iof. haat , Sxgn .aura For kPr11r �C?IJ/'+-.rrr �rt1�r� stsplamt,e sheet for ,longer responses. 46415 i GWdolowl pUp H-2 sta.f $ignaLtYe ✓of L Z is . paLe AS � iC APPLIC&'ii FOR tl R Qts--STc"T). LANt QIVISIO,f, I AM AVARE OF TEE A8bVZ S-� MMRWNATION REGARDING C0,1MF R.�',0Ct WIT:3': re- Gc EN PLAN AND ZOitI +G: c TJated +7 Mgn+tuee of Applicdrit-✓ 4 (this report will expire And ba discarded stat (b) cnntlt fron the data of the staff igMtulre. I.I� Ii�00g �t"eVisec� 5=87) , it PFCJ'E= DESC?.i?FZOif: ASS.SSOR"SPAPC--- hU%'3r(S): O 4 7 142 - G'S� > 5 S >` Ca 12 'e PP.OPOSED USE:. i21 C -'e- -4,.4 .4 tt,tiJowwjng iters are Co be cc placed by the Plarmirig OeFa±tzent: ZO.t:t�Gt A- 4`Q LAND CO r54 VATION AGrs" _„'�+�; 0 0AL ?LM DESIGNAIlWr y•ti/+�Ia.ent/sits s�es��raLtcn:zterzs Yt5' NO It is -.0-cc--ended that yoti perforn •----•—• 1� the follougng cheered iteas: 2s _ ARMAZECLOGICAL RECORDS CHECX � " `' "✓ ---� GEOLCGICAL SnTEY . ., . YES NO V=lt D—E AR MC OF FISH C AND GLIM Dr. VuAF M; -T ZONE: Vi=t : ooD PtAt;i3 3f. 124 ViIIilH ti.1t 5PECI:"IC OR r 5`...f: hater-minatioae Suttitaat3a.11y confo 1 to; LAND US: PIAN: . G-MMIAI. PL�.Y: 1. Lard Ilse X' If Yes#: Z. Co.msa 7ation ` Name of Plan 3. Open Space L. Sates' HZTFii2i CDWA2t RE.?YE: S. Nose `•` If Yes, _. r, 6. Hc..iag ...., Hawe of Reserve 7. Circulation AIRPORII* LAND USE -PLlfit . sta.f $ignaLtYe ✓of L Z is . paLe AS � iC APPLIC&'ii FOR tl R Qts--STc"T). LANt QIVISIO,f, I AM AVARE OF TEE A8bVZ S-� MMRWNATION REGARDING C0,1MF R.�',0Ct WIT:3': re- Gc EN PLAN AND ZOitI +G: c TJated +7 Mgn+tuee of Applicdrit-✓ 4 (this report will expire And ba discarded stat (b) cnntlt fron the data of the staff igMtulre. I.I� Ii�00g �t"eVisec� 5=87) , 1. Planning Department YAMS: KMTM 0. REIMERS Environmental Health Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP: 47-20•-56 58 & 59 Attn: J. Graig Carter (on areas north of red line, on map) Butte County Sheriff PG&E (check title report for easement) Pacific Bell Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville MosquitG Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet) Dis,txict (aal map) Water Company (13f individual wells are not indicated oo application or map) Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual Water Co. California Water Service Company (Chico area) Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river) Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river) —� Lmesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. to lake) Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) Buzztaij Waterworks (Doe Mill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) Paradise Irrigation District, City of (check 11311 maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Chico Paradise Higgs M W TES" COUNTY PLANNING DEPT. �'1OVILLE AREA ONLY 'Lake 'Otoville Area Public Utility District (see large map in cabinet) Feather River Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) _�— El Medio Fire District (check wall map, a small portion of Oroville only) IIGGS; RZCHVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COUTY): check walla map and title report to see what applies. Some areas overlap: Drainage District #1 Drainage District n2 Drainage District 7100 Drainage District '#200 Reclamation District #833 Reclamation District #,2056 -- Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District Butte Creek. Drainage District IN CERTAIN CASES: Superintendent of Schools ( only for subdivisions) De and mountain areas) Cal Trans (near State Hwy. 52, 70, 99, 149 (Chico cut-off), 162. (Olive Hwy. Richval.e Hwy,)', 191 (Clark Road) State Water Quality Control Bosrd (projects with more thah 100 lots or units) United States Forest. Service (if project borders USA land =--check AP books) Parks and Recreation Department (property near bake Oroville) State Water Resources Department (property near Lake Oroville -- watershed) Rock Creek Reclaimotl.on Dist, (west of Chico Airport, south of Rock Creek and, _ east of Hwy. 99 (see wall map) Chico Area Recreation & Park Dist (only for subdivisions) SPECIAL CASES: check title report for ary mention of special:services or easements such as to Thermal Irrigat*ott District (numbered itetns) INTER-DDPARTIVE TAL IENIORANIDl. M TO: Advisory Agency FROM: Planning Director SUBJECT: REPORT on Tentative Waiver Application For Kenneth O. Reimers ort AP# 047.200.056, 058 :& 059 DATE: August L7, 1990 This is a proposal to divide 209.48 acres to create 5 lots s at 41.89 +/ acre parcels. The present zoning is A-40 (Agricultural * 40 acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this area as Grazing and. Open Land. There are no specific or community plans for the area: The proposal dues not conflict wvi.14 County zoning nor any adopted or proposed element Of,' Che Butts. County General Plan nor any County, specific or community plan. Recommend approval of the above mentioned project subject to the following condition: 1 Place a note on the 4a -mm p stating, "Automatic.fire suippression sprinkler syste, shall be installed in all residential structures in accordance with the 1\ational Fire Protection Association Standard :for the installation of sprinkler systems in ogle and two family dwellings and mobile homes, \1FPA. Standard 13D. The purpose of the installation of sprinkler systems is for for additional safety and property protection in the event of residential fires: This installation will rodiuce the de.mand for structural fire protection set -vices in those instances where they etre iins"taCled," CB�;jta cc Public Works Irnvironmental Health Bachman & Associates NO -A. -NM OF 3DZTZ3E TN A.2 N o Office of Planning and R �earc r FR Butte County 1400.Tenth Street,, .RoomPlanning Department Sacramento, CAA 95814 io 7 County Center Drive or AUG 2 9 ` 1890 Oroville, CA 95965 XX County Clerk Y {lw' J G t S. Ca CIcik County of Butte 6 L. DAMON DeouV. �.-*` xj:B TELT Filing of Notice of ,Aeterminatiola in compliance with Section 21108 or 211.52 of the Public Resources Code. ?,ro ject Title ALP # Name Tentative Waiver Application 0477200-056, 058, 059 Kenneth.0. Reimers' ;State Clearinghouse umber Contact Person. Telephone Number cif submitted to Clearinghouse) ,John riendonsa, Public Works 916-538-7265 ?.roject Location 5 lots bordered on the, north by the Butte -Tehama County ;Line, approximately 300 feet east of Heridian Road, North Chico area. Tentative Waiver Appli,cati.on to divide 209,48 ac, to create five parcels at 41.89 +/ ac. '�iis is to advise that the Butte County Advisory Aeericv, (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) has approved the above-described project on August ?7,,1990 and has made (Date) the follocing determinations regarding the above-described project - 1. The roject:1.`he pzoject will, XX will not,, have a significant effect on the ' eav,;tonment 2. An Environmental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. A'Negative Declaration was prepared ,for this project pursuant to the proVisidns of CEQA. 3. Mitigation measures Were, X.X were not; made a condition of the approval of the prig j ect: 4. k statement of overriding considerations ,Was, XX Was not, adopted or this projeet I 'This is to certify that she final EI$ with comments and responses and record of project ApPtdv.,Ll1 is available to the general public at Butte County kanni:s g Department 7 County Center Drive. Oroville, CA 95955 Date Received for Fillrtg a td i u 28„ 190 Posting at t3PTt�Aust. �.�...._.. 9...., Signatti5ce; " , 3Gzag. _5a,nders, Asaistatit planmer�__ i + ` '.. r countyr C� F t J , 3 �r k, f+ . � u 7 t,: ° . i M » �. t." Y DEPApT"' °T OF PUBLIC WORKS CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY C:ENTrN ;hoc r oROVILLE, CALIFORNIA95965 CERTIFIED MAIL Idephorie t 1916) 638*7681 RONALD O. McELROY' 1 Deputy Director August 27j 1990 Kenneth. 0. Reimers R8: AP 47-20-56, 58 and 59 1240 Hobart St. Wf ver Application Chico, CA 959.26 Dear Rr. Reimers At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on August 27, 1990, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of environmental impact and approved the tentative parcel map on the above -referenced property subject to the conditions listed on the attached sheet It no appeals are timely filed --within ten (10) days of the date of the Advisory Agency t s approval ---with the Clerk of the Board. of Supervisors this action will be 'final. When the conditions of approval are complied with, it 1+x.11 be in order for you to file your t`final map" with the Butte County Department of Public Works for recordation tsithin twenty-four (z4) months of the date of approval by the Advisory Agencyi If you have any questions regarding this matter,, please contact this Office. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director, of Public Works Jahn Mend r Assistant Director JM/ds attathipent tri aJ a, latm�Zt td, a4ianning Department ' Environmental Health Department 7 ,, Bachman Associates �' u�4 �navl�o, �blifotaa may.._. Butte Court 4 A tY {.- C F i"r Y5 1 U P h Y V DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS: WILLIAM (8111) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILL,,E, CALIFORNIA 95965 Tefephune: (016) 536.7681 RONALD D. McELROY. Deputy Director August 13, 1990 Kenneth 0. Reimers RE: AP 41-20-56, 58 and 59 1240 Hobart Street Waiver Application Chico, CA 95926 Dear Mr. Reimers: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on August 13, 1990, the Agency continued its review of the: above-r:efererred subject to August 27, 1990. The item was continued at the requests of the engineer. The next: meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room, 2.5 County Centex` Drive, Ora ville, CAS If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly You), s, William Cheff Directot of Public Works. John Mendonsa Assistant Director c:es Planning Department Rnvironmental Health Department Bachman Associates i'u#fu Co. p��tnittcy �,� AUP I �i 777, . . iCte Count LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND 8EAU7Y DEPARTp1ENT OF PUBLIC WORKs WILLIAM (13111) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER OP'VE OROVILL:E, CALIFORNIA 95965 TeI4iphone- (916) 538.7681 RONALD D. MCELROY Deputy Direclot _ June 25, 1990 _ Kenneth 0. Reimers RE. AP 47-20-56 58 59 1240 Hobart~ Street Vaiver Application Chico, CA 95926 ,ear Mr, Reimers: At the regular meeting Of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on June 25, 1990, the .Agency continued its reviet, of; tb.e above -referenced atibject to August, 13, 1.990. The item Was continued at tha request of the engineer because the Planning Commission Oortinued the hearing for the: variance,. '.1;118 next meeting will, commtnce At 9:00 a 4m4 in the toard of Supervisors Room, 25 County Center .drive, Otoville Ca. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, William Chef Director of Public Works ,I, r f`a�va(rot ai�ut�;� JO�"n, Mendonsa As is knit. Director jM/tis cC Planning Department Environmental Health Department Bachman associates' f iti #rf kip LAND ISI D O NATURA.I WEALTHANf?-AUT.Y.. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WO IKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF; Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 TQlcphon (916) 538,7681 RONALD D. Mc,800Y Depuly Mroctor May 7>, 1990 Yep neth 0. Reimers RE: 0 47-20-56, 58, 59 1240Hobart Street Waivey Application; Chico, CA 95926 Dear 144. Reimers: At the regular meeting of the Bgtte County Advisory Agency held on May i', 1990, the Agency contivit.ed its review of the above -referenced subject to, June 25, 1990. Tins., item was continued until after the Planning Commission heariq oil June 14, 1990, _ I The next meeting will commence at 9100 a,'m, in the Board of Supervisors ;Room, 25 County Center Drive; OroYille, CA, If YOU have a y questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. , Very truly yours William Cheff Director of Public Works John Mendonsa Assistant Director Jtt�eis; CC! Elannirg Deportment Environmental '11eal4h Department Bachman Associates bufi3� Caw Pfni�aing t=prt�n�. _ MM' 7199 �rnville; �►�i�aarx�a w t BSC H MA N ASSOCIATES COPYv')•ir--nnber 7. 7, 1988 Buffs 0, Pienntng MAP JL 4 _ - 190 _ C?rovilto, .4atiforn .OUUTY 0? BUTTS " mmot9rtty Center Drive �rrr Jill e, California 95965 ;RE Xenneth Reimer 1�entative WaiVer Application A -q-56 Log 89--p8--1 7-01 Job Vo,, 89-060 tI!PTN Mr., Crag Sander: near CraiC std belialE my c lient r Mr. Kenneth Reimers, X' Wl �h to regtf�', t a Waiver of thio lirlit as met earth by the 'dEQA qU ""e� Ines fot the bject waiv"er map application she fitaiVet oL` time limit is requepted in order to process a Variance . arts�t�r.reatly with the sOject project* 'hank you for' your time and cons ids rat:oh in this matter. Very truly yours, 8 k TO i�11w i tyf? ��I r v, i v 00 —" Bu ite, Co unty LAND OF NATURAL 1WEAtTH AND BEAVTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM. (Bill)`CWEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE .OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 TeiepSiyne. (916) 538.7681 RONALD D, McELROY Deputy Difecto March 12, 1990 'Kenneth Hobart0. Reimers R : AP 47-20-56; 58 & 59 Street Waiver Chico, CA 95926 Dear Mt. Reimers: At the: regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on March .12, 1990, tete Agency, continued .its review of the; ebovp-referenced subject; to May 7, 2990. The item Was continued in order to allow the variance request to be processed. 7he neat meeting vill co ecce at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room., 25 County Center Drive,, Oroville, CA 'if you, ,.ave any questions regarding ,this matter; please contact this officew Very* truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works John Mendonsa As�istant Director JM/ds cc t(I'1 annxng ,Department avitonmeittal Health Department Bachman lfo Via. pianalrig COMM MAR 13 ��40 ovi4te, Cra�i;fa a w Butte coqftts LAND QF NATURAL WEALTH ANt BCA UTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (91.6) 538.7681 OV&Co. mr4nq RONALD D. McELROY Deputy Director' DEC 111989 December 11, 1989' Kenneth 0. Reimers RE: AP 47-20-56, 58 and 59 1240 Hobart Street Waiver Application Chico, CA 95976 Dear Mr. Reimers At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on December 11, 1989, the Agency continued its review of the - abov'e—referenced subject to March 12, 1990. The item was continued in order for an application for: a variance to be processed. The next meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of - Supervisors Room, 25 a5 Gaunty Center Driver Oroville, CA, If :you have any questions regarding this matters please contact this office. Very truly yours,, William Cheff Director of Public Works hn Mendonsa Assistant Director JN/ ds ctt &anning Department Environmental Health uapartment Bachman Associates I e 160' � LAND MJF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEA0T'Y DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Dill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE,'CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (916) 53847681 RONALD D. McELROY Deputy Direeeur November 27, 1989 Kenneth d. Reimers Rti AP 47-20-56, 58, ,59 1240 H6bart Street Waiver Chico, CA 95926 Dear �r. Reii'Jers.: At tho, regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on November 27, 1989, the Agency continued its review of the above --referenced, subject to December 11, 1989. The item was continued for the applicant to apply for a variance to the zone and to submit a letter to the Advisory Agency waiving CSQA timelines: The next meeting will commence at 9;00 a.m. ib the Board of - Su,petvisors Room, 25 County Center 'Drive; 0roville, CA. If yclu have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this affi�.e: - Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works n Mendonsa sistant Direttor JM/ d.s cc Planning Department Pnvironmental Health Department Bachman Associates Punts nv ^.a. NOV 28 vl UavilEo Ctdi�ur�t� .,; 1 j6dde oun RAL 4VEALTH AND BEAUTY z DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROIALLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: I416I =ft-5138"7266 CERTIFIED Mj �'L RONALD o, McELROY Deputy Dlroetoe November 9'; 1989 Kenneth Oo Reimers RE. AP 47-20=56 58 59 1240 Hobart Street`Tentative Waiver APP1 Ccation Chico, CA 95,926 .Dear Mr. 'Reimers. Please be advised that the :butte County .Advisory Agency will bear Your application on the alyove-identified property on November 27, 1989 The .Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning, Department and Will be considering your tentative, waiver application. Public Works will. recommend the Conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The meeting will commence :at 9.00 a=m. a_n the Board df Supervisors"l Room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. If you have any, questions regarding this matter* please contact this Office, Very truly yours, William Chef£ Director of Public Works A4ohnMendo a Assistant J.Direttor V/ds attachment cc: Planning Department Environmental Health Department r PeCO. iienning Wim. Bachman Associates NOV 1 i L A �...r ND OF' NATURAL VVEALTh' AND BF.AU7Y - PLANNING DEPARTMENT F� 7 COUNTY CENTr-R DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-1,1601 t4oVerrlber 7, 1989 yg�nnetlj 0, hem I eris 12,40 Hobart Street Chico, CA 95926 nes Tentative. Wa leer App I ii cat i cin AP Ozj7lI 2010-055, 05,8, 0759' Dear Mr. _ReTilersi The Butte County Planning Department has completed the envlronment-�I review of your project:., In accordance With the Callforrila Env IronmentaI Quai'1 y Act, withinthe required 105 days pur'siUaht to the Ca l ( forn !a Public Resouroes Code Section 11151.5.. In addition, the Planning bPrector"'s r'tport required by meat I ons 20--153 and 20-95I of the Butte County Subdivision Ord Inahze ilas been completed, Please f I rid enclosed the ;Env I rorlrtienttl l DocUmentat lon/P Latin i ng 01 rector's Report Wh l ch has 'been preipareci for your project PJease r-evlev the encloled Initial Study/Plahhing Director's Aeport still th conditions of approval If app"I i cab I'I:. If you note any er rcir's or oni l ss 1 ons In our evaluation, p i ea#se bring them to our at:tentlionW V,e trivIrcninelital Doc t.imenttt and 12 1 ann i n,g D I rector `s Report for your o rdi ect has' been sent to the Butte CoUnty Advisory Agency for t he. l r ail u Ion. Ca I i fora 1 a Government Code Sect I ons 55950 and 5595 `, 1 reou I ret; the, Butte County Adv i sory Agency .set hear I ngs and tppe,bVe or' d l sapprbve yourproject Wi th i t six' thonths from the state on wh I ch your app I I cal. i`On Was rete l ved anti accepted, The six vncnt h t 1me I lvn l t for your ,:project mandated by state law, W l I l' occur t)h March 14, logo. The Advlsort' Agency WIIi hot. Ift' you of the time and p 1 ace of the 'pub,I I c Maar Ing for• your project 1 f thel-e ,t6 mrjd1 f Icatfotis to Ito Ur ,projec't, not related to MJ t 19At l ng ah Identified Impact, re•-eva 1 uat 1 On o'f your project .hat l be retlui red.w I t I J u INTER -DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM TOP Butte County Advisory Agency FROM Planning Director SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Waiver Application for Kenneth 0. Rem.lers, AP *047-2,00=056, 058, 069 OATE'i November Z, 1989 This Is a proposal to divide 209.48 acres to create sIc 35+/ acre parcels The present Zoning Is A-40 (agricultural - 40 acre parcle 1s) : The Land Use P l i,an Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this area as C-Arazing and open Lands. There are no spec l f c or community plans for the area. This proposal conflicts with bath the General pian and the current zoning. Both the genera( Man and the zoning require 40 acre minimum 'parcels. The applicant's parcel consists of 6 "closing Iots" that Were creat0d as a result of the orI.Ina'I survey of the townshlp These lots are not Aliquot Parts parcels and are not recCgnlzed as separate, legal parcels. In order to proceed with a land division on this parcel a neW design showing 40 acre lots should be suomltted or a variance to the. zoning requirements be obtained form the Planwing Commission. iii A Negative Declaration has been prepared for the "proposed project in accordance with the California Environmental Qua IIty Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency within the required 0,days pursuant to the C:allfornia PUbAl c Resources Cade sectlon Recommehd denial CBS:Ir cc Kenneth O. Remlers Bachman & Associates I I. i Kenneth 0. Reimers,, Waiver Application., AP 47-20-56, 58 and 59, b lots bordered on the north by the Butte -Tehama County line' Iprbx, 300 ft., east of Meridian :raod. North Chico area. Engineer:. Bachman Associates Public Works conditions: 1; Provide two-way traversable access -RS -8 -LD -I to each parcel from a ccunty maintainedd road or state highway: 2 Access to be reserved in deeds as ger county ordinance and offered for dedication an the final map. 5 Show 50- ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access - easement: it 4 Provide road maintenance agreement. 5 Show all easements of record on the final map, 6 Pay,,any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required: 7 Meet the requirements of the 'Butte County Fire Department; Health Depti condition: tither prove the parcels contain the required usable sewage disposal area including groundwater elevation requirements or provide -for compliance with Subdivision Ordinance, Appendix VII; Standards requirements for th6 Creation of Agricultural Parcels for Continued Agricultural Production: The following, mitigation measure is'required! 0 Place a note on the final map stating "Automatic fire suppression s rinklers -sterns skald. be in in all p y residential stLuctures in accordance wlth the National Pied Protection Associatoq�Standar w for the installation of sprinkler systems i,n one and two,famiT"y""` dwellings and: mobile homes. NFPA Standard 13-': The purpose of the installation of sprinkler systems is for additional safety and property protection in the eventof z �zc e tial "resspa, installatiun will " reduce the demand for st.ructur;al fire protection services in those intances where they are installed," f i APPENDIX x ENV�ROI�IME�TTA7L G�-�E'G�L2 'T `ORM (;To be completed by Lead Al;ency) LOG NO. 89-08-17-0 AP No. 47-20-56; 58, 59 � _�A^.KGRt�L7TTb l• Name of proponent Xenneth 0. Rem,ier6 .;w 2. Address of proponent and representative (if opplieable)P 3.240 Hobart street. Bachman & Associates - CH—IC-0, CA 'n J-2 Esplanade _ Chico, CA 95926 3. Project description: Tentative T!Waiirer .Applidation 1:1. P•dANDArXOTZY VIT, IVES c ]F' SYt-:11\MFICAd� IE Yf3 MAYBE N . 1. Does the project have the potential to degrado the quality of the environment) substantially reduce the habitat, of a fish or wildlife: specii9s cause a -fish, or wildlire population to drop balbV self-sustaining levels, thl'eaten to eliminaW a; plant or animal comrunity, redtme the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important eXamples of major periods of California history or prehistory? .- 2, floes the project. have the potential to achieve ohort-term benel'.its to the detriment of long-terr environmental goals? (A short -germ impact on the environment is one u#tich occurs in a relatively brief period of time -while Llol . long -terns inpacts will endure Itito the .future;. 3. Does the project have impacts which are individuttily limited but cumulatively considerable? (A project may Impart on two or store separate resources where the impact on e;ich resource is rclatiVely smalls but where the t#ffect of the total of these impacts on the Environment is significant.) _ ..✓ 4. Does theproject have envirorwdrital affetts which will cause subatantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly bit indirectly? ITT, !t (To be completed by the Lead' Agency), en the basin of this initial eval,uationt 4' /V9 find the proposed project C61X0 NOT have e, Significant Okect on the be environment and A NWATiV9 D90LARATION will prepared, IlWE find that although the prop onosed project COULD have n. significant effect on the environment, there will t be, a signi£icaltt effect in this case btdause the. MITICAT16R MEASURES described on the attached sheet have been Adkd fri the project. A UWATIVE b9CLARAT10:1will be .prepared, I%A`S find, the pkoposed project MAY have e, significant affect rTi the aiivirohmsnt, and an tXVIRdftNTAL IMPACT WORT is required. COUNTYOP BUTTE, PUNNING DEVARtKP jtT ilA»" 1 s ptofmbcr 59- .., tyt .� Craig S. Sanders y A ' bist✓an 1?1ahnerXpJ Adviowed by; IIII I it ', (ExpXat3ations of all DYES" and '11HAYBVi answerli arerequired on attached sheets) 1. EARTH, Will the }.,:tposal result in signil.icant; YES MAYBE No a. Unstable oar -,h conditiona, or changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruption, displaceme6t, compaction iter overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground,suriaco relief features?' d, Destruction, covering ex modification of any unique geologic or physical features? e. increase in hind, or water erosion, of ijoils, either on. or off site" _� �• f. Changes in deposition or erosion of boach.sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? ; g, Lust of prime agric tlturall.yproductive soils outside designated urban areas? 1+,` h. Expasuro: of people or property to geoUi3gle hazards such as earthquakes, landslides) mudslides, ground failure or similar' hazards? C 2. AIR. Will ;the ,proposal result in substantialt. a. Aire emissions or deterioration of ambient air uality? b. lite creation of objectionable odors, ,sr}oke or, EumesZ „r-� —LIZ c. Alteration of air movemet•.r., moisture ortemperature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally? 3. hiATEF;. `411 the proposal, result in su'bstantia'l; a.Chari ges 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 dt surface runoff? _ c, 'drainage including vegetation twcvaly channel tatioa. orcu vert installments, etrion? _ ...�. di Alteiratibns to this course of flow of flood w.raters? e', Chioige in the amount of surface dater in any water bodyl f, histharge into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface Water quality, including but not limited to temperatures disetolved r:cygen or turbidity? g• Alterai,ion.Oaf the direction or rate qi; flow of ground gWaters? h, thange in the quantity or quality of ground watersy either through direct additions tit withdrawals, or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? i,l Reduction in the amount of wator otherwise, available for public Water supplies? 1 ;j. F.,tposure of people or ;,property to water -related hazards such as flooding? A. ktA� L Will the p opotw:l zesult in substantial, - a, tinge it the diversify of apoeies, or number of any species of pleats (including trees) shrubs, grass' c^°tips, and aquatic planta)? �. . b. reduction or the hjImberg of any unique, rain or endangered species of plwnts I c,, lnttoductiori of www species of plants into an Brea, or in a barrier to tho normal. replen;tshment of existing species? . d. Ret uction in derehg_ of .ny pgr3cultural {:colt? 1/°° .n 5. A2tihtALLIFr .. l,Till the proposal result ih; substantial c YES MAYBE —t, ,a, Change. in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species oaf animals (birds, land animals inciiiding repta[les, fish and shellfish, oijisnisms .,ir insec.tsI b. Reductionin the numbers of unf fie, rate or endan erbd species '7f nn3!' q g c. Introduction of :new species of animals .into an area, or in a barrier to the migration or novement of aniwAs?, -- d. Deterioration of existit)g fish or wildlife habitat? -- 6. NaLg. Will the proposal result in 4,ubstantial: a. Increases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? ....�» 1. LIGHT '_AND GL.I,ftE. 'Will the proposal produce sign- t'cant light and. glare". 8, LA2fi USEUSE. WVA the proposal result in a suostantial alteration of the present or planned land use of an :area? ---- g, RATUR.&L RESt RcLES.. Will the proposal result in substantial; a. Increase in the rate of use 4f any natural tesourcesY b. Depletion sof any non-renevatAe natural resources? 10. RISK EDF UPSET. Will the proposal involve: a. A tisk of explosion or release of hazardous substances (ncludi.ng, but not, limited to, oily pesticid?is, chemicals or, radiation) ir. the event of an accident or upset conditions? --- b. Possible intei:ference v th.ttn emergency response plan or emergency evacuation plan? --- ----- ---- ll. EgPULATION. Will the proposal alter location, ;disttibutiony dsOsity or , growth ,;ate of the human populations - 12. HOUSING. Will the proposal affect exist11.X aaousing, or create a demand lr for additional housing: 13. TM;5PORTATIQ f CIRCULAMU. Will the proposal result in a. 'Generationof substantial, additional veWicle movement? b. Effects on existing parking,facil'itires, ok demand for new parking? 4r'� C. Substantial impact on <existitkt trahsportaticn systems? G d. Significant alteratipos to present' patterns of circulation u movement of people a.nd/Ot goods? e. A1'terationn to Wate6orne, rail ar, aair traffic f. Increase: in traffic hezatds tb . ttir vehicles,, b tyclists or pedestrian: 14. o Will th. proposal hats an effect utai or result in a need PUBLIC SERVIaSg p PUBLIC new or alteted government eg ares. n a: Fire protection?-- C.% b. malice pxotectioit2 C", a:. Sdhoolafi __,_ d. parks or other recreational facilities' e, tiaintehance of public facilities, i;ficluding r6afds7 f. Daher governmental sarvices •-- -- •> nd EIS ax, Will the pro!"Osal resultin- Yg5 MAYAS 0 a. Use of substantial,-- a.amounts of fuel or energy? b. Substantial incre.xse in demand upon existing sources of energyt or re quire the develbpmen,t of new sources of energy? G MLT.TIE5. Will the propiasal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following: a. Power or natural, gash b6 Communications systems .. t C. Water a+7&a,labili.ty? _y d,. Sewer or septic systems? o. Storm Water dl,ainage2 t /' f. Solid +wasta and, disposal? 17;, HUMAN HP1,LTJi. Will Ola. proposal result in. a. Creation of any health hazard or potential lu and (excluding mental health)'. b. Uposilm of pesple to potential health hazards? IS. Atgni `TlC4. Will the propotal re3u'lt in the. obstruction of any scenic vista or view open to the public,, of vill Uia proposal result in the if creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to public view? 15. Qupon the quality or proposal �P p Cit q 7of existing rect 4ationalsopportunities7ct 20, C17LTURAL MpURCES. a. Will tie proposal result in the AlLeratian or destruction; of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site -2 b• Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building; structure or object? c. poet t"ao proposal, have the potential to cause a physical change which Mould affect unique ethnic cultural valuesY d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential impact area? :--• oZ t L7'v'S�C31�7 rJ .T;IN tTr't.C1y`iMEN"XA.T_•1 I_7VALtTAXT_O'N Zea attached. -4- , DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL"EVALU,AT1oN AP 006-270-089 1b,3b The result of this project Will be the Creation of six. 354/-' acre parcels that will have the potential for I single-family` dWelIing per parcel The amount: of overcovering Will be minimal ,Some dIsruptIon WI1i occur as a, result of driveway constructlon and hdmeslte preparation. Compaction and erosion will be insignlf#cant due to the soil profile on-site. Driveway location and construct on should take Into account drainage needs and avoid blocking on-s1�e drainage swales J.h,, All of Butte County 1s located within an Earthquake intensity Zone VIII This project Is located within 1 1/2 miles of the Tuscan 14onoci1ne, a fault zone of unknown activity, Adherence to bui1din!g codes for residential �zonstructicn will provide sufficient protection. 4a,b The plains grasslands often support vernal pool habitats due to the under Lying hard pan that prevents !surface water from entering the subsoll. This site has the potential for having vernal pools and possible rare or endangered plants Vernal pool habitats are limited and extremely sensitive. Identifying and preserving them Is extremely Important for maintaining California's biological diverslty: A botanical survey should be performed to determine If any vernal pools exist on -,site and If rare and endangered plants are present. g The Butte County General Plan Land Use Element designate-- ,hls area at Grazing And Open Lands The property is not suitable for - cultivation and is not Grime grazing land. The General Plan designation allows for the consideration of 40 acre minimum parcel sizes., This project will be creating parcels under that 40 acre minimum and not in compliance with the General Plan or the A-40 Zo n i i1o l3c,14e1Se: All parcels will access to 'Wookey Road; This is a.dlrt and gravel road that 1s deteriorating In condition There are s.evera l stretches of "Washboard" on It. Currently only a or 3 ri si'dences use this woad. This project combined With existing Wcels Would result I -A _t least 14 residences using Wookey Road at fu 1 1 bu 1 I lout ,: This add I t i,ona i t.raf f I c w l C 'l I ncr"" ease the speed 'at Which the road deteriorates, Wookey Road is A County maintained road and funds may need to be aliocated to make road improvements. 14&.,b This p"rojeat Is located in a very rural area. Police and fire services may be limited, The closest Butte County Fire Station Is located on H I ghway 99, approx lma,te i y 6 miles south of this parce l Ptrr� response 'times shou'id be adequate, however, clue to County budget. conslderat°ions the stafflhg i4evel of fire stations may be cutback, Polite services are e!ttremely )"Invited. patrols should not be expeteted and responses W 11 l 1 probably be limited to' Wnergency and 1 i f'e 6.- pp1 scant Keiineth U. Rernilers Assesso'e's Parcel ar AP 006-270-089 Log * 89-08-17-0( DATA SHEET Pro Ject Descr i Ot I orr Type of prolt A : Tentative Waiver Map 2. Brief Descrlptlon: Waiver app IIcat Ian to divide 209.48 acres to create slx 35+/- acre parcels. 3. Locatlnne On the north side of Wookey Road, approximately 3000 f t , east of fAer i d i an Road j' 4. Proposed Dens'1 tyof Deve I opment : One dere I I I ng Un i t per 35 5. acres, Amount of impervious S'urfa;cing: Minimal'. 6. Access and Nearest Public Road (s):: All parcels have r frontage on Wobkey Road will ch i s a pub I I c: road. 7. Method of Sewage Disposal. Individual n6ptic systems. lY 8. soiuece of Water Supp I l: Individual we I C s. 9. Proximity of Power. Lines- Adjir,,v�of to pro _x Won',�uy Road y0, r►c�t rr�;rtti for further land divisions boh ` ►.:wiheit ei ne under current ;ionIng ., Er.v l rc w►h s t 0.A I Env f r17nment ; 1. Terrain A.,_ Olenera 1) 1"opograpii I c Character: H! Imm6cky, uneven surface with numerous s'ha l l oir channels and depresslohs. b : S 1 bpes d5 -29G , c.. EIevat I;on: 300 to 400 ft; A.S.L. d. Limiting F=actors; None. 2, Sol [s a. Types and Character l st I cs : T uscra.n stony clay, 1 oars, 211-81, pU VI red clay loam gra"rhu I` ar and f r i ab I:e with fair `es and stones'. The i to nI next ayp_P� i s `on4enf dUl1 I reU ccirnlaact gral'rU 1 a'r a) ay' Underlain by f+ feet of cemented gra!/ cobbled tuffaceou► matesiai. Surface drainage fair-, subde&Ahatje nonexistent,. Tuscan ,gravelly claY' loam, surface sc,f i i is dU i ;f -red, brownish• red ur 1)ranouhced reddish -brown clay -loam 811-15" thick, It' Is f'rilable and granular In structure. It Is in many plIaces underlain by 1 ►1=-3" of clay more compact: than the surface sO l l . The subsoil Is an Impenetrable, layer of tuf face'oUs material many feet thick. surface drainage Is fair, subdrainage 1s poor, i b4 Limiting Factors Surface and subsurf a drainage. 3. Natural Hazards of the Land a. Earthquake Zone: Approximately 3 miles west of Tuscan Monoclne. b. Erosion Potential: Slight. c. Landslide Potential None. di Fire Hazard Moderate. e. Expansive Srii Potential: High. 4. Hydrology a. Surface 'hater': An Intermittent stream traverses the property. b. Ground Yater: Unknown, though valley aquifers may be available. c. Drainage Characterlstics: Parcel generally drains to the soUthVwest, There are many small drainage channels and some pools: d. Annual (Rainfall (normal): 221 per year, e. Limiting Factors: Drainage. 6. Visual/Scenic Quality: Good, open Vistas In all - directions 6 Acoustic Quality; Good. 7. Air Qua IIty: Good. 131 o'l og i ca l Environment: S. Vegetatlon: ;'Iparse grasslands, possible vernal pools. 9 WildlifeHabitat: ab i tat : falcon. This open grassland provides habitat for Cultural Environment-. 10. Archas-oiogicai and Historical Resources in the area Low. 11. Butte r.ounty General Plan designation Grating and open lands;; 1,2. Exlstlhg Zoning: A-40. 13., Existing Land Use on-site; Grassland, 'hd improvements, 14, Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses. Grazing open lands limited residential uses, b Zoning: A-40, c. Gen; Plan DesIgnailont Grazing and Open Lands: d. Parcel Slxes 33 to 348 acres: e. Population: Limited, 1'6. Characte"r of Site and Area: Open grazing land'. 16 Nearest Urban Area:: Chico 17. Relevant ;Spheres of Influence; N/A.,, 18. Improvements Standards Urban Area No. 19. Fire Protection Servlce a. Nearest Couhty (State) Fire Station: '3tatlon *41 Highway ssi, S tulles to south. !?. Water Aval labl i Ity: Tanker trick. 206 Schools In Area: Chico Unified School District, L"` (ENVIRONMENTAL REFERENCE MATERIAL 11 Map 11-1, Earthquake and Fault Activity; Seismic Safety Element, Butte County. General Pian revised I-77,, by CH2M Hill. 2', Map I-2, Liquefaction Potential:, Seismic Safety Element, Butte; County General Plan revised 1-•77, by CH2M H111 ?, Map 111-1, Subsidence & Landslide Potantlai Safety Element Butte County General Plan revised 1-77 by CH2M 'Hill. 4, Map 111-2, ErosionPatemtlal Safety Element, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill S. Map 111-3, Expansive Sollse Safety Element, Butte County General Flan, revised 1-77, by CH21A Hill. $I Map IV-1, No I se: Noise Element $ Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by' CH2M Hill. 7. Map V-1, Scenic Highways; Scenic Highway Element, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by CH2M 1-1111. S, Map 111--4, Natural Fire Hazard Classes: Safety Element, Butte County General Ptah revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill. 3� Archaoological Sensitivity Map by James P. Mannthg for. Butte County Planning Department, 1983 to. School District Map; Butte CoUhty Planning Department. 11. Chico Nitrate Study Map, Nitrate Concentrat.lon In Shallow Wells, 1983, by.pepartment of Water Resources, Northwestern District, The Resources Agency, State of California. I'll. Agricultural Preserve's Map, establlshed by Resolution No: s7- 178, Butte Comity Board of SUperVlsors, December 6, 1987,, 13: Flood Insurance Rate Maps, National I=lood Insurance Program, Fede aI Cmergehcy Mahagement Agency: 1988-. 144 USGS Quad Maps, Richardson Springs, NW 1969. 16� Soli Map, Chico (1925')1Oroville (1926) Area, U,S Department of Agriculture: 16 Soli Survey of Chlco(i925.)Ior6V,I'I1e (1926) Area, U.S Department of Agriculture. 17, Butte County l=ire Protection Jurisdictions and Facilities Map, Butte County fled Departmeht and Callfornla Department of Forestry, Butte Count's PSpanning bepartfrfent 1 ~a Butte, Co -at TI tir A 1. AA V A. ,Ru ;ti PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY' CENTER 0MVE OROVILI_.F. CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 !=�tober 02, 11) 89 TELEPHONE, (916) 538-7601 ;,enneth O RemlerS, 424C Hobart street e,"hiccr, CA 95926 Z: Tentative Waiver. Application AP# 41-20--56.58 & 59 Log# 89-08-17--01 ;tear Mr. Remiers An initiaw study of your proposed project; a Tentative Waiver Application, indicates potentially adverse impacts to the, I*nvironment (refer to the enclosed enVironinerital checklist) To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of 4he pZoject, Otherwise, an Rnvironmental impact Report (EIR) is required' pursuant to the California Lav.4.ronm.ein.tal, Quality Act in. addition, I should �Ilso inform you that the proposed parcels are not considered aliquot parts and the 'creation 'of pa,tabls .ess than 40 acres does not meet the requirements of the zone. it appears that a variance will required prior to processing this y An early response to this n6t. Iication, sent to the Planning Department, will expedite yoar project, Please forward your written response within 15 days from the date of this ]tetter. ;A list of local... consultants is included, These persons can c etermine _the need for :a survey by conducting a records search,, conduct 1-6tanical surveys or arrange for such surveys in the event of an E,TR requirement, a subsequent ,letter will be sena outlining the procedure for the County, to select the consultant to prepare the EIR Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please. contact this office between 10:0o a4m. and 3:00 p:in� Sincerely, A, i char 'Director of Planning B1�K :ram �nclosttre Vic: $ac:hmati & 1�s�o+riates II k�nnt.kh� ¢:twr� 1Uu�lEi 14.�ri 19"t, V- q14 _, .._.. ---,AAA .. + .�":' ,_.:� d,r `t: •, .. Y. i. 1 .I r... ,. ..: c_i ,�... _: 'iiYiur.`ri�W This be,laration, Made Thts Day of August, 1934, by and between Konnet� l/ nd Bonnie f1;, eimers, Erick E. an K tI.SC. d Hergaret k�nnt.kh� ¢:twr� 1Uu�lEi 14.�ri 19"t, V- q14 puwh�v.` C.a� 4 5 tt' t This be,laration, Made Thts Day of August, 1934, by and between Konnet� l/ nd Bonnie f1;, eimers, Erick E. an K tI.SC. d Hergaret A. ltieleep, z 07 Nielsen, IGa 'e N. end Nemec L. Salthi Paul and Anna Dunham, (hereinafter referred to as "Decicrtnta1l), � pcovidca as fellovri ,w l3 t4 p 1. OUNF,RSHtO OF REAL PXOPERTYI C,.iu+t � Dectarants: are the Owners at that certain real proper[] qu o located near Meridian. Road, north of Chico, Butte County, 1 Cailtotnla, lying partially within Butte County end 'partU tly I w • u vith n Tehans Count and further deaccLbed as Butte C County P ?< � Asaesaor s Pareale 4T-20-04. 47-20-5G + 0 57, 67 20-58, 47=20- . M 1 _ r W 59 and tehsas County Assessor's Parcel 91-270-14. t'cf'%a3MW Lt'/I. S',V,-AW�POf. -V,-2-YA1jC/eh0,39KN� z .t 2. DECLARATION OF EASEHth'T M TOE PRESERVATI011 CF BUM COUNTY wH„En017 FOAHt Declarants hereby declare that the :red areas shown on did ' Hap attached ee r^ach[blt "X' which correspond to dettned dratnage awales clearly Italbte on the ground are hereby declared to be s "Preneriattau Eooencnt tar 7lacte'Colinty He'adow Fodp", herelnafte referred to as "flta preser+ntlon Conore„nt”. The use gnd enjoyment of the land tontaL -d within 56 tett of either elle of such §Units which have been deslp,naked 'aa s preaervatlon Eneanent shall be reatrteted In the nAtince desetibed in Paea'gieAphs 4 through 9, beel000a _1111 l'trr`.i, 1ot7 lit' 11(1 11 1Ik4 tilt 1 0;1,11 01 rpolIl.lrOMit'll -0, 04 U t'+:Itut.n ia1 1h11 Sltlil 111.1 cult t. thrOL i`vt;e-ll 1 1+1114 lh'hlir ••CtJ ,dIL �j �'ttvllaa4 OLE - ;4 -4t Ili1+III W w modgal fl:522 p Y. CktTLE A..na RoASL s.AZIlsCr Cattle a'nd horse grazing wilt be allnued ulthin the Yr.rservstion, ristmert, ohiv go long is the densities of the hutses and/or cattle do not :ezcetcl "one-halt (1/2) anlwal-month unit per acre* for the total gcatirg area, as [oilowst A. For the purpose of this dellcription, an llsniisgi unit" it et.Oer one mate mina, (horse or sou) or one female anixai ricM.a 'ortrat'r4 Coit or' CAL.ft. grating upon one acre for one n per acre" aeons One antnal unit Doth-not onth, ar am eoobtnStlon thereon r ni C. rat exaapfe. It the mitre 109 acre parcel were, used tot- ' f 4ht traiirgt of ivories •id cattle+ then, a' 31 ab(nal units tontd'be graced for a 12-month period; or b. t" sntgol kInita could be grated for a ata-month parody t1r c. Any combination of Subparagraph (a) or (b) voulo 6e s<eegkble preservettoh rs,atntnt a' T _ t ltlin tiro 'iso r,ety or goat's shell be nitowed to !Care u can time. S. Cotr[Rd40, AND ERVLNf t[easonaiiie scethoda (ezSYu+ive of herbicides and a$he r ehrnttols) way, be Used to control gross and brush within the t. preletvatfon Caatnent (co as to 'protett against tire haaardan etc,). ;.,j Torg as rensosubic stars sjo token to pratect the gutta i Gountj Ntadou taamy And Iii habltst R i }� ..t.,«. 4 �jws.+Tr'.�a'—�+..�--....�.�.....x,)+:..�.....>.�w•.. y'+«..-.N..�++rr:... a. . r.�-....=...--�.tt .. 6, SMAC£ DISTUA6ANCUt r: cept is specified in this paragraph, surfece disturbances and construction equipment shell be prohibited vlthla the Preservation Casement~ 'Furthermore, during �,rlodr of construction activities the Preservation Useoent: boundary shall be flagged Cot easy idencificalon. if durlog :the tLas, the Preservation Easement la In effect it becomes necessary to cross such Casement with a drlvevay to provide vehicular access, much driveway construction shall be permitted sub,iict to the - CoLlvviE+RT A. lfritten clearance As to location from the Ciiifornla Native Plant Society and aigaed by lire James t1. Jokerst at other ` representative is oij be designated by 'the California"Nativa Plant Society. 1. Such awale croistog shall be constructed using culvert . pipe of sufficient size ao natural drainage floe at surface storm voter cuaoff shall not be topeded: 1. tam VaLq'. AND. SCPSAa PITSt Do+ew.er', the exclusioo for sutface dlatctbooces add eonstuctiao equipment vlthln the Prescrvatlon Casoaeat (so ` described in Paragraph 6, above) shill not apply to the lnstatlatlan, tepair And maintenance of uateir wells and/or septi6e plus (a org vith their connecting facllttit:0 'vhinh ra be installed vlthin the YYeserr tion Caseeent. noveveri sFecial precauttbns ihAt be taken to not unreasonably disturb the butte County:iteadav roar toe Ito drAlnajevaf habitat)'duetne these pertadi-at tnslitiotianl tapalr and istntenince,;Ss fotlousl i)a'1001Ilit 2 11 :W - A. !to Inst+ltatton activ Itits shalt be performed during the months of harcL ani April: I- Septark ptta and vater veils can be placed within the Preservation Easement okiy it the septAre, pits and "water wells are located on twe raised portions of the land and are not located with!" tht lover`ljit% dratnise ways to which the Butte county lieAdov roam is restricted! C, tarpaullns or ocher around cover vtll'br placed upon ` the: irdOhtl to cotters the soil dtaetnaa teuasd !�'tbe Installation and rapalr Aicttvitles, and the eucaaa soil rill subsequently be reaiovcd from the Preservation baaeijent dy SURfACE 0PAlltmi She cwrrent sur Lace drainsae pat'tetsa throvsh the P'reseraatioit Easement shall not be disturbed, 90 direct trrlaation shalt be cpptied directly to the land within the Yreserratlon 'Usement. 9. APPL1GEtLlttr . °•, This becliratton of Easement contemplates, that a botanical awrrey by a qualllled boteaist will. be condpcted to the aprirE of 1985 to verify the. presence or absence of bwtte cownty Hesable Foam ut:thta tht' , ,tied property. it such surrey shows no presence of autti County Headov tcaa vithilh the property, ;this 5tclarstion of P•asement shall terninate and be at no tilrtha?' Wert. it such "survey shows the presence of tutee Codhty koaifow r Palm within the propettyt aitch locations shall be mapped and sudb wrap retarded ss Lxhlhtt'A4 t6 this becl3rction at Easemjht, , ad the terns of this Oetlarition at Easement ithStIL onir be Appttcabit to verified iotatians of the shite County Hesdow to aalj w fI .i � �.^IG+4nr1�+.+..ii%y'f"'weL:.iWrr''�ww..`ww^f'�'�e+T.f.ww►�. i 'n.w i�+i.y.:�.a. t,+I.M �i�a.'.L y /) Y 1 , 'r �.•;u .,u'• ! "' •t �irL�`-�`�� � i', • yam+ - rt i C�a;``4y, -\J`,j ;�,• f :mac � �rfr inai r,tr��� k i y w F f-- •^ Kenneth Q. Reipese &,once R. Rei,eexa b u rr tftoa" Butte. Csa. t «� r i. Hol $ept.ZQ• i98a i+w�.-..tN w.n�Gd.)^i►&mGfn.w k#". �. ,.. hQAet Rennet costa and p �.. � i of lmorwd:� Fannie P. 'Reiaese _..... —«� � iJ E+vrr.'ti•o.a n n..a.we-+err en u..to..+a�wiQosree>•i�■■rr■ri�■to■fl t.rnll . r irivi`r+•e.^GnM6enwG�+s^u.�G»enG�e•nw.a..wtv %`^� CA({OLI..BlRS1 r 1=•'i1:�: Mi7 irTi KM:�� r i . )s S �M wIMw1MYV•R+•tMA.GG^0'��'7�tNM N'� y•1Ri 17% Y?Co++NswYEi9�M S.Ot-1CAW � i Hrii•r.r..•curtetNG+.... r _-. _. _ a n wrn1SlS mx naM ��l drtfatNM -_ �f •tta■■�■e■rr+�r■■rrr _' _. _. -. I i 44wur iTNi .•e/lel eai�Nd milrisl a► W —%/JAL .3, cru . r �t r T DECIARATION .OI: EASEMENT This Declaration, Made This Day of August, 1984, by and between Kenneth 0. and Bonnie R. Reimers, Erick E. and Margaret A. Nielsen, Lloyd Nielsen, Jamie H. and. Harriet t. Smith, Paul and. Anna Dunham, (hereinafter referred to as "Declarants'"), provides as follows; 1 OWNERSHIP OF' REAL, PROPERTY-*. Declarants are the owners of that tertain real property located near Heridian Road,north of Chico; Butte County, California, lying, partially within Butte County and partially within Tehama County and further described as Butte County Assessor'u parcels 47-20-04, 47-20-56, 47-20-57, 47-20-58, 47-20- .59 and Tehama C �tnty Assessor's Parcel 81-270-14. 2 DEC A TON OF, EASEMENT FORTRE VPtSERVATION op BUTZEE COUNTY' MEADOW FOAM: Declarants hereby, declare that the: rel ,areas shown on the i Map attached as Exhibit "'A" which correspond to &Ii.ied drainage sval.es clearly visible on the ground are hereby declared to be a "Preservation taseCnent for Butte Couhty Meadow Foam; hereinafter vef�,rred to as "The Preservation Ea eraenttr* The use and enjoym`nk of the Land c�,�tained v'tt.h n 1)0 feet of either si&4 o� such avales which have been designated as a Pra�e�t,~�t:Lon Easotnen�. shall be restricted in the canner described in 'Parag-taphs 3 through 9`, below. 5 �f 3 . CATTLE AND HORSE (iRAZING s Cattle and horse grazing will be allowed within the Preservation Easement, only so long as the densities of the horses and/or cattle do not exceed "one-half (1/2) animal -month - unit per acre" for the total grazing alrea as follows: A. For the purpose of this dascription, an "animal unit" is either one male animal. (horse or cow) or one female animal with a nursing colt or calf, B. 'CQna animal -month -unit per acre" mentis one animal unit grazing upon one: acre .for one month,, or any combination thereof', and Cr,, For example, if the entire 108 acre parcel were used for the grazing of horses and cattle, .then; a. 54 animal units could be grazed for a 12 -month period; or b. 10a animal units could be grazed for a six -mouth period; or c. Any com.bnatLon of Subparagraph ( a) or (b) would be acceptable. j 4. SHEEP, A10, GOATS:. No sheepshall be al or goats, lowed to grazewithin the.. P y � I � Preservation Easement at an tinier. _I 5. CONTROL OF, OkASS AND. SRUSHt Reasonable methods (exelusiVe of herbicides and other chemicals) may be used to control grass and thrush within the Pzeservdtion Eaaeraent (so as to 'protect against fire hazards, etc.)) so long as reasonable steps are taken to protect the t3utte County Meadow Foam, and its habitat: _ fi �I ,i 6 SURFACE bISTURBANCES_: Except ala specified yin this paragraphs surface disturbances a rid construction equipment shall be prohibited within the Preserva:tio'n. Easement. Furthermore, d:.tring periods of construction activities the Preservation Easement boundary shall be flagged for easy ,identificaion. Tf during the time the Preservation Zasement is in effect it be�,omes necessary to cross such Easement with 'a driveway to proviete vehiculat access, such driveway construction :shall be permitted subject to the followings A. liritten clearance as to locatz't±n from the California Native Plant Society and signed by Mr. James ,D. Jokerst or other i representative as may be des :gn:tteci by the California Native i Plant Society. B. Such slWale crossing shall be coin-otrue ted using culvert pipe of sufficient size so natural drainage flow of surface storm water ,runoff slhall not be impeded. i y WATER WELLS AND SEPTAGE t1TSS:, Howe-Very the exclusion for surface disturbances and constuction equipment u1thin the breservzt on Easement (. , described iri Paragraph: 6, aho+1'e) shall not apply to the installsLi.on; repair and Anai llitenance: of water wells and/or septage ,pits (alon.Z W -h their connecting facilities) which to be installed witnisx the Preservation Easetaent. Rovy6,�.tr;$ special precautions shall, be taken. to not unreasonably disturb the butte County Meadov Foam (or its drainageloay'habitat) during these periods Of installation, repair' and mainteztancey as follows 7 V .D �f r A. No instal:�ation activities shall be performed during ,,.he months of .March and April; B. Septag,e pits and water wells can be placed 'within the Preservation Easement only if the septage pits and water wells are located on the raised portions of the land and are not, located within the lower -lying drainage ways to which the Butte County Meadow 'Foam is .reatricted C.'Taxpaulins or other ground cover 'will be placed upon the growad to collect the soil diggings, caused by the ,,instalI.ation ,and repair activities, and the excess soil will subsequently "be removed from. the Preservation kasement. SURFACE DRAINAUE. The current surface drainage patterns through the Preservation Easement shall not be disturbed. No direct irrigation ,shall be applied directly to the land within the Preservation Easement. 9 APFLICOILIT124z This Declaration of. Ear >aent contemplates that a botanical survey by a qualified botanist: will be conducted it the spring of 1985 to verify the presence or absence of Butte 'County Meadow Foam within the affected property. If such survey shows no presence of P.;tte Cdunty Meadow Foam within the propertyi this Declaration, of Easement shall terminate and be of no further effect. If such survey shows the presence of Butte County Meadow Foam within the property; such Locations shall be mapped and such map recorded as Exhibit "10 to this Declaration or,Easement so the terms of this Declaration 'of Easement shall only be applicable to verified iodations of the Butte County Meadow Eoam4 t� P.O. Box 767 - Lotus, CA 95651 26 October, 1986 Mr.'K. Reimers 1929 Garden Avenue Durham, CA 95938 Re: Reinera et al Land Division for property east of Cohasset Road on the Butte-Tehama County line (California Department of Real Estate File No 022082 SO-FOO). Dear ;Mr. Reimers The purpose this letter is to inform you of recent changes concerning the taxonomy and distribution of the Butte County Mdddowfoan (Limnanthos floccosa aubsp cal 1ornica), a state listed Endangered species, and to explain the implications for the property on the Butte-Tehama county line. This information aas recently made avd�lable by researchers At University of California, Davis. it is based upon several years of data. gathering and technical ant,lysis. As you may recall„ 'the meadowfoam group, which consists of eight species, is of considerable interest because cif its potential for development as an agrlcultural. crop. Meadowfa;lm fruits are rich in a- high quality oil, Thede 'researchda are very interested in the Butte county Neadowfoam because it is self-pollinating, a characteristic highly desired for some agricultural crops. i The nese data that pertains to your p-:operty concerns the identity of one meadowfoam species occurring in the Butte-Tahama _ county area, the Limhanthea floccosa. This information shoWs Limnanthes fl'occosa is represented in the $utterTehama county Y area by two aubspescies rather than one as previously believed. Submpecies caliyornicn, the Butte Caunty Meadowfoam, is highly restricted, and exttdm6ly rare and 'endangered according to the California Department of Fish & Game. SUbspeciet floccosa, the Woolly Mead6wfoam' is more widespread than subspecies Sall-i;ornica, and currently is not considered 'endangered. The research result, from U:C. Davis provide concrete methods to distinguish thtise two subspecies and show that each is aaAociatdd with ihtermitt6ht drainages from different t.ypeb of grasslands The 8U+-td County Meadowfoam is associated tVAth d,ra.inagda on productive, deep, +alluvial soils (e.g. Redf3ing oils) . The Woolly Meadowfoam occurs on lows-producti'.Pity, thnner volcanic $oils (e.g. T66mes and Tuscan soils) in Butte-- Te hama utte-Tehama county area. 1 Based upon this new information we can conclude that the Butte County Meadowfoam does root occur on the Reimers at al proporty referenced above. The meadowfodx population occurring on the Reimera:et al property is the Woolly Meadowfoam. Therefore, the conclusion in pry original report {Rare Plant � Inventory ReQori�,� Public Repe'_ti Reimers et sl Land Division- California Deon_tjm9nt of Real Estate File No. 022032 SO-FOO) concerning the potential for significant adverse impact to rare and endangered plant species needs to be changed. No potential to impact the rare and endangered Butte County Meadowfoam, as d result of aubdividing the property on the Butte-Tehamt: county line, exists. These conclusions indicate some additional het, changes can be made regarding the existing Preservation Easement established_ during 1.984 to mitigate potential, impacts to Butte County headowfoam habitrat it is clear tat no further need or use exists for this easement. Note that Itea Number 9 on the easement states it shall terminate if the results of a botanical survey show this rare species does not occur on the property. I am not certain of how to interpret the statements. it may be possible that by submitting this letter report the easement is terminated and ho further filings with the county are required. I caution you thc►t this is juat my interpretation of wording in the easement, I could bewrong. Also note that, the California Native 'Plant Society is riot in any way involved.. It is ) y y tact Mary Meyer of the Mt. Lassen therefore not necessary to can Chapter president in Chico. If you require any additiolaal assis+.encs in terminating the easdaent# or clarifying points made in this letter, please- contact me. My work phone number is 916-444-5638. f Snc©rely, JaIRes D. Jokerst } 3 y� DECDARATION.OF TERMINATION AND NCTLLIFICATION OF EASEMENT 3 James D; Jokerst declares that he is a qualified botanist 4 as described in that certain. Declaration of Easement, dated August, 1984, recorded- October 9, 1984, in Book 1001, at page 522,Official Records of Tehama County, California, and recorded on September 2S, 1984, in Book 2939, at page 158, Official Records o£ Butte County', California. 9 Declarant conducted a botanical survey of the real property to which was the subject of said Declaration of Easement and by sa.d A` survey determirked that there was no Butte County Meadowfoam present i2 within said property. Accordingly, said Declaration of Easement 13 has terminated and ;is or no further force and effect, as provided 114 in. Article 9 of said Declaration of Easement. 115 I declare trades penalty of perjury that the foregoing is T6 true and correct._ Dated at Califorkia.,t this day o. 1989. , James D„ Jokerst 21 w 41 2 (Attach ackno'wl,edgment R r _., „-,/ice;; •'• ."'-••._,. suite 601iftt .r LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH 4 DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH y Address fX 196 fAemotial Way ❑ 7 County Center Drivn ❑ 747 Elliott Road Reply to Chito, Collfornia 95926 oroville, California, 95965 Paradise, Colifnrnia 95969 Telephone 916/891.2727 Telephone: 916/538-7281, Toophono., 916/872.6308 August 23 1989 Kenneth 0. Reimers RE Kenneth Reimers Parcel Map 1240 Hobart 5t. Meridian Rd., Chico Chico, CA 95926 APra 47-20-56, 58 & 59 Dear. Mr. Reimers, This department has advised the Butte County Department of Land Development Section that we are prepared to Public (forks 1.,a pr1gent P P •° act on the above application>: Based on present information, we can recommend approval or conditional approval. Recommended Conditions for Approval, 1. Either prove the parcels contain the required usable ? sewage disposal area including groundwater elevation re- quirements;or provide for compliance with Subdivision ordinance, Appendix VII Standards requirements for the Creation of Agricultural Parcels for Continued Agricultural Production. if you have any questions regarding this letter, please contact the Chico office. r Sincerely., Thomas Reid., R S . E1uIot lj 'j "' Supervising Sanitarian >�t� 0 k. Division of Environmental Health ob,,,>iot�la TR/gl cc.. Public Corks; P1a4ng; Bachman Assoc: ALqust 1, 1989 'Kenneth 0. Reimers RE: AP 47-20-56, 58 & 59 1240 Hoba*:t St. . Tentative Waiver Application Mico, CA 55926 Dear Mr. ReimArs This is to notify you that your application for a tentative m&p for tl above-referenced property is being submitted to the Planning Department for environmental determination, and to the Environmental Health Lepa tmei2.: for its review. This application will be considered complete when we have received notification from the Planning Department and the Environmental Health Department that all necessary data have been received. These departments Vill contact you: regarding any additional information they 'may require; Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works Jqhn Mendansa sistant Director JAI/klc cc; Planning Department knvironnental Health Department Bachman & Associates LD 1.1.20 (Revised 2/88) i% : 1' �1 1'. u t r : 1' �1 1'. u SIMI 5UMM� GARY, SEtET F M ptVISZ ::Iw i Charles J: Van i9aejonex L694 96--02-16-(;l P.O. Box 498.3, Chi co, CA 95927 Lloyd Nielsen (Seller) c/oKen Reimers 1929 Garden Rd, Durham 95938 P,��►"�u CT TESCRIPTION 14AIVER APPLICATZON �r On the south side of Wookey Road approx. 1.2 miles east of Meridian oa 1 arch Chico area. " S,E:BSORt S PARCEL NVIMER (S) 47"20-63 A_40 GMTEfAAL PLAN. G&OL PRO ECT CCLNSISTtNT? �' *tom PLAN CONFORMANCE DATE 1/31/90 DATE O:e APPLICANT SIGNATURE r� CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? �i7A'T APPLICATION RECEIVED 2/14/90 Bachman & Associates SCE'4aIT/°SU'RVEYOR/CIVIL tNOI JrlElt. ,. -- 301.2 The Esplanade, Chico, CA. 95926 _ I1ATEa PLANNING DIRECTOp,1S REPORT PREPARED__�___,� Al Irt De ,�P.QNMENTAL _,._._. CATEGORICAL EMNIPTION - DATE D�;TR�IINATION ANIS D:�.'iE NEGATIVZ D£CLIA?ATION DATE ADOPTED- MITIGATED '►TEG. DECLALR.AT:LON -- DATE ADOPTED E:IV. IMPACT REPORT SATE CERTIFIEn„" STATE =ARINGHOUSE NO. SUP. COMMITTEE 214tETING DAVE ADVISORY AGENCY HEARING ADV- 8ORY AGENCY ACTION APPEAL UPEAL 9EARINC BOARD ACTION . COMMENTS FOV pLANN7N0 DIREC'T'OR''S AE-vowI Win,, tigw+p?+d�fs* .n cti . 1 �MWTATIVE SUBDIVISION � �?; ,'i' .� P.,�ACEL 14AP F3E=r �1MRY SUMIVISION �IW7.tR APPLICATION � C (Please check avmro-orYate ao.. y APPIUCANT: Cie S FHONE to: �tt� al!,L n iiC+��T 1 r i` i 1 9�'' ) �1 �..? a t', O11—t NO: AB�DR:- S: \ IA tl L.aL'f! VjOi iE 'R OR SU -R z o -R Nm toz A -s 5 0, t L- z. Fdon No K41 'JL NOTIM OF M- Aa G TO: V„;' :CDCA'..� ION OF -F-ROPMTT- TOW'iiSRIP `2 R UME i M SECTION T ASSESSOWZ PA-RCEL IdiJI✓'BER:;� � � ��,'.� �- � � � � TOTAL ACREAGE P= -4Z--- StMUT FREDM"'iIlMY TITLE REPORT -OP RE.Nf i `OLs.CY' _OF `iITZE 1-1735 R V CE [ (d* a EdCORD in 1-wILIito ti months) WITir APPLICATION. 1NDIGATE BRiC T THE DATE �date� �.thi� ias� s' 1 TION BY Wiis`.CH sine 1 AAT1Ct%rs M PAROL WAS CREATED ; DATA BOOK PAM Jru AM SIM OF PARCELS BE33TG C-M.TED (incItu frig any re t1der) 3 „ DI84TAIUCE TO bUktU AL WATER COMSE OR SITORk DRAIN-. l+eMLr-_. t11n1t. -,1A _.� „ �,-,; DISPOSAL: Pzsa,rPOS�D NC��.CD C}a SEWAGE C"at . '1.tx, rleaZth Il rtm n w'cyx 25— pR OPOSED Sots -RCE OF WATER: M, 1Z <'b t% L� .;. �r �� t � r ( Check with Health Departinerit DO PNER AM F;'i0NE; L'IN'ES =ST TO TI -1 BOUMAY OF TFCORIGMAL PARCEL? ,_.IF NOT, ESTI.ym5 tri Dist iicE to z ta"t Lei lvm TO $E ZCTIE iIw : LD ZO;�tf Re sided It -1,)4-8o k t��) .. �ris'vit!bp �li�irnia ., Page 2 NAIL OF NEAREST PUBLIC ROAD; 601G. DISt? .BOE TO NEAREST RMTAC R=: K � L— . . (Fox 1 formation on nearest PlfD2ic roach check vith Public Works Deoartment) IF ACCESS IS BY '_0REscRIj7 M RIGHT -0p -WAY, ATTACK 'DOMMMIATION TO VUS APPLICATI N. IF ACCESS, IS BY A RECORDED PRTVATE ROAD U.SEWEITT, INDICATE 'DEED RE. RENCE: VOLTRUE PAGE , IF THERE ARE A.Mf ;NO ACCr:SS STRIPS, THESE MJST BE S c)jjjtit� Ov TF E TENTATI'rt IcAP A14D T E RECORD, UG . DATk L7MIGAT0 :BEL<)W: VOLimPAGE DISTANCE TO CIETY iao:TS 4;;:� M I L E;S; HAS THE OWNER OE' THIS PARCEL -CR,EA TED ANY CONTIGUOUS PARGEM ., 40 w ! ,• SIC€iAtURE OF APPLICAW. Viii, t,L44L,N tires. aS'�xiio��ne�j pyre Vie? LD x020 Re'visect '7-2480 .�iYi:4..�' iu.��l�l..�.'�'�"�' s�^-+��►6a.w.�4i7.;.:iA...�,.b,uwp�,l.rla'..e_sah'J�=:�.^r•�?,l<w�«..i.. wrpe;d+�rn�":uesa"v�.riaa u..N ynai�tiiw+i..ae ,1+�tk6" r FOR OFFICE USE ONLY: But to County Planning Dept. Receipt 7 County 'Center Drive APPlicant (9�..►.�1 i-�il_ +'L Orc�vi t t«� CA 459h5-3397 ��`'rn V ./u16) 578-7601 AP it Subdivision Name (if applicable) APPENDIX H f)j1rt! F i led I,AND DIVISION APPLICATIONS Supplemental Information for Planning Deoartment 4 t. List and describe any other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, including those i:equired by city, regional, state and federal agencies- 2, gencies 2• Proposed scheduling/associated projects: S't"i`•.R. � ebA4u 7lt.'V V71 tt...r a 3. Anticipated incremental development (phasing of subdivision units, r future development plans): D14 is What method will be utilized to accommodate surface drainage? Describe hov on-site and downstream drainage channels will be ;affected. cyto- pZ VUI-.. LU -4 ICA— I k t 5: pl:oximity of water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds) etc.); ti. Witt exeavatl n or grading be hecessary? Cubic yards (estimate)! 7, blemrtl006 .tor traveil to property (rural at.j mountainous areas only).. i"t. yi2,1 Iti 14 � ..itLi'lr+arc+w,+arW,+r,�►!+aid^4diwirr:disws7n�.'ir��1a+�.'tx�b�+'.d�+,!•+ni�ML'�+wni.�.n"b4. rs Wti1� f,�r1.��.n�+eiRHM�yl�k,wia►N�et.grgiirdiiabui 4" U i t r .y H. ENV I R0NMENrs` '.. � ,..TM YA(,TS AND ' "14ITIGATI(7N MEa1Sl1RE8% ftdt�iiti(y Pottlilt ally significant environmental impacts associated with the Lind dilvtslon, What project design features or special "conditions of api)rl;vnl 'tmitigat on measures) are' proposed to alleviate potential, nnv i ronmenta.l impacts?w�- T'�"lt-z + f+r. .�.��T K4tPitw� Fr-- ya,r C t► /i O ID,ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING* A) Ou,4cr be the projr_ct site its it exists before the project, Including, information on topography, ,oil stability, plants Mid ssltdm,is_, Ah d any cultural, historical or st.eni,c a�.;pects, Desvvi bo atw existing structures on the site:, and the use of 1 111!tJtci.!tr �s.:,. .n">° ..-.'yF��.. +C3' tZ.` ICC.-�ty.l L C.s-rt.LSL.: s-tl .1l j LA tl., i'4. G" i_. , /` , rG. 4" ,L C c.d �., ti h k-A �=L ti, w h . Y` 'A 11, t,...... Q. �. �r ��' FZ 7-- %l._/x( ryTE, ( f� vz-i 'G frank- t+" jk�I3tl4,It4: 1ra7`r I.�TL" Cb�rp3LFL Y 'Ti.r�•��a. 4 x '.pr;t.r risaL 2':66('tRnrw: tCy t�sx %5-4 wRhi�fiTbWYZ, b) ro.krihe the surrounding propertiesi includxnit iiiforma'Lion on IwlrinF.s and animals acid anv cultural, historical or scenic: aspects. pn -r L�s x-- [rtliicaf.e the type of land use (residential, commerc. al, etc. ), Ittl etis i t y uF land use (one-family, apartment ltouse ts, shops, depart- merit stures, etc. ), and scale of development (height, frontage, sct bac dG, mbar yard, etc,) M �= nc + 4-t 0't=- L. I4,r=� w dl b , ., wA t-'Y 02_ f-yL R. %! -A w,ll.rx tj. tj 4I� M e t4 U— l'i` RuC1.'t�*s- tw 2lcacti I` =z ' rrri-lr p'S"+-t ('1L.. '�' F, C+..�+� }•'z-• i�'t.,�L_. U.+ t i 1'4 (} uV.,.r'� � kl b SLS ftj , � '�+ t.tG.,S ;t�.,: U r_+ fat 4C i #.. C, rY b.t� r: r7. 7 r a i»� P 0 FL 6A— 't= t?s iG C,ER"i'IF'ICAtON [ herpby certi,fv° that the statements furnished above and in flim 'rt1 f at<'hed exhi,hits present the 'imta Arid information required for this In-1 f hi l evn tual.i�vn to L6e best of j abilityA And that the facts, statements ratan Information presented are true 'znd coir t to the best of my knowledge tine blillcf I)tCts+ Signature POX �Illso tiop state shaet for longer responses, Rr H-2 } t iq�trp++m»fl,+rirrkiu+wijlYc�fMdr+ifJ+ :daww.�.,auu�rti,r' . .. ,w»rerar:,r:r+eq.,+ ���� covrrrx l` G�IZAT- 3. T -ADT ..CONPOPMANC RI✓PORaC EOR PA.RC3�L r OR . ^SL731303L S20N MA P 1r4 to be completed by applicant;. ; I, APPLICANT NAME AND ADDRESS: (' 1d , d j /.l J, PROJECT DESCRIPTION: 1, ASSESSOR'S PARCEL/ ER(S) • 4, PROPOSED USE: 2,110 ,following items are to be completed by the Planning Department: J�7 NT tONINct `'" " C y' LAND CONSERVATION AGREEMENT: RAL PLAN DESIGN TON k .� 414, /fir t�' h�T r ; ,ent/Site Pasiznation Critsri YFS N0 '1#a 7 n � It irecommended that you perform ,.es — the following checked iteris? ^' �//� ARCHIEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK ',� ----- BOTANICAL SURVEY GEOLOGICAL SURVEY �. YES NO 7. &* WITIIIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME DEVELOPMENT ZONE:. WITHIN FLOOD PLAIN _� ~�---- WITHIN AREAS SPECIFIC OR staff Determination; Substantially conforms to: LAND USE PLANT GENERAL PLANT 1 Land Use t/` If Yes .G 2. Cow,;ervation ✓ Name of Plane 3. Open Space s ta. Sakety ia" VIN UP"AN RESERVE: f ' 5.Noise If Yes, 6. Housing NaAe of RrSeive 1. « C:itcc.ula7t=ion ZONING .�' Pt �1 C��tE.ti'TS: •. � ,.._G�.:.��P�'7,�-� .:,� J li a` _. � `� /L ` ' ��- M P APPPLI FOR ,m ' REQUESTED LAND DIVISIONS I AM AWARE OP 'T!i'u 1 O ST; rr. DE'.f wfNA'I.' oo REGAr'avio WNWE WITH 'nh GENMkL PLAN' AND ZONING. Daud c:1 Q -N Li'l L'7 Signature of Applicant Mis Ya orL Will ek ire And be discarded tlx t. nonths from the datL u�k t1iu ;,tuff p P () sivziuiro. Lb 1000D irevii�ed 6-87)- r , -ji- All _. Planning Department NAME: CHARLES J. i7AN WAG,O _ Environmental. Health Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP: 47-20-63 Attn: J. Craig 'Carter' e: (on areas north of red' linon map) ButteCountySheriff PG&E (check title report for easement) ;. Pacific Bell Butte County 'osouito Abatement OR _Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet) S hoof Di tri t• (wall map) �_._.r.w. t Yr _a Durham( Irrigation OR Durham Nutual I-later Co, PF-` Water Com an if individual welts are not indicated on application kation or map) California 3vater Service Company (Chico area) Oroville-Ciyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river) Thermalito irrigation District (Thermalito area 'NE of river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pent-z Rd to i.ake ) Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) Buzztail Tdaterworks (Doe Rill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) Paradise Irrigation District City of . . (check wail maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Chico, Paradise Biggs Gridley: ( ?,,OYILLE AREA. ONLY take Oroville Area Public utility District (see large map In .cabinet.) Feather' River Recreation DiGtrict ('see large map in cabinet) El Redio Fire District (-heck wall map, a small portion of Oroville only) EGGS, RICHVALE GRIDLETY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COUTY): check wall map and title report to see what applies. Some areas overlap: Drainage District 1 Drainage District `2 Drainage District. =100 Drainage District 7200 Reclamation District „`$33 Reclamation District a2056 Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District Butte Creek Drainage District IN C7,RTAIN CASTS z Superintendent of 'Schools (only for subdivisions) Dept. of Fish and Game (near water and in rural and mountain areas) Cal Trans (near State Hwy. 32, 70, 05, 140 (Chico cut-off); 162 (Olive Hwy, Richvale Hwy.), 151 (Clark Road) State Fater (duality Cuntrol. Board (projects wieh more than 100 lots or -units) - United States V'Orest Service (if project borders IDSA land --check AP :looks) Parks and ReLreation Department (property near Lake Oroville) State Water Resources Department (property near Lake Oroville -- watershed_) Rock Creek Reclamation Dist, (west of Chico Airport,,south o),.'Rock Creek and east of Hwy. 0 (see wall. map) Chico Area Recreation & para Dist (only for subdivisions) SPECIAL CASES: check title report fot any mention of special services or easements such A6 to Thermalito Irrigation District (numbered items) LANG of NATURAL WEALTH AN!" --�, - - TBEAU, 'TY PLANNING DEPARTMENT F 7 COUNTY CENTER bRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 4 TELEPHONE. (916) 538-1601 j i October 2S, 1991 i Charles J. Van Wagoner P.O.. Box 4483 Chico, Ca 95927 R.�: Waiver Application AP#>< 047-200-063, north of Chico Dear Mr, V,.n Wagoner: On April 18, 1990 this department notified you that an Initial Study for the above referenced project had been completed and identified. potential impacts to theFire Departments ability to provide services. A Mitigation Measure was suggested that. would add a note to the final map requiring automatic fire suppression sprinkler systems be installed in all residential structures: You were asked to forward your written response Within fifteen. (15) days. This department: has received no response from you regarding this matter. Please contact this office within thirty (30) days regarding the status of this project. If you do not wish to pursue the application please notify us in writing that you wisp:, to withdraw the projects If this department does not hear from you within thirty (30) days, the project will be set for hearings at the Advisory Agency as aft item on which tha environmental documents have not been completed, This department will recommfind denial of the project, s ""•.x on LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT` 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 April 181 1990 Charles Van Wagoner P.O. Box 4483 Chico, CA 95927 Ret Waiver Application - AP# 047-200-063` Log# 90-02-16-01 Dear 'Mr, Sanders-, An initial study of adverse impacts {o your proposed project, a Waiver Application, indicates potentially p the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental checklist). To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of the pr act, Othemise, an Environmental Impact Report (BTR) is required pursuant to the California Environmental Q ,ality Act, An early 'response to this notification, sent to the Planning Department, will expedite . e scheduling of your project. Pleasd forward your written response within 15 days from the date of this letter, Should ,you have any questions regarding this matter; please contact this office between 10:00 a,m, and 3:00 ppm, Sincerely, B. A. Kircher Director of Plann'i,,ig David Ilronimus Senior Planner 13AK:DRII:jIo Enc, cct $achman & Assetiates �i_. APPENDIX t COUNTY O' 13U:TTE !�NVIRONMENTAX# CHECKLISIT FORM EYAL JATIOX OF ENVIRONMEN'T'AL 1"A(.. ' 'I Log NO, 90-02-16-01 AP NO. 047-200-063 BACKGROUND t, Narc-- of Prop?,neat: t;dar)es 1.. plan Wagoner 2,. Address or pl'CA,drmnl and representative (if applicable). charles J. Van Wagoner Bachman & Associates 3012 Esplanade P.O. Bok 4483 Chico;, CA 0917' Ch l co, CA 3. Prolect descripticb: Waiver of Tentative Patcel Map YU &)29 ice- DxSCUSSION_ OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION NAMATORX FIN®IWG8 OF LTGNIFiNANCB s. Does the protect have the potential to degrade the x -. This_ptoposal Will not stgnlflcantiy degrade the environmeht. rnt, substantlal ly educe, file quaff ty of the a."Itoune : habitat of a I,s, x wildlife species. cause a Ilsh or witdllle population to dtbp beloW'sal,t-sustalning Ievels, threaten to eliminate a or animal "plant tommunity, reduce the number or restrict the range or a tare bt endahgeted plant or animal or eliminate Important examples. 0-1 major periods of California histoty or, ptehlstAry7 2. Does. the ptosed have the Ddtr-fiat to achieve — "term environmental goals. X ThI3 proposal will hot Impede long shoKt-tertm,b.n Its tothe a dettemmntlnpat rig tale ari ehvte+otiment Is one. which occurs in a telativelyy brief period' of Cain* while long -,term Impacts Will ehd..e Into the future. a. floes tine ptu(ett have Impacts which irrd Individually �_ :. x This proposal Will hot have A signlfacan, cumulative Impact on the limited but cumulatively consideracf bi(A ptolec envitohment, may-Iroact on two or more separate resolltt`es where - the fact on each resource I s relativelY ahialI. bbut�whefe the effect of the total of those Impacs he environment is signifitanl,) a. Does the profect have ehvlron.�stentai eft.tis Which_,_„ is proposal will not have a significant adverse effect on human k Th b will cause substantial adverse. effects on human beings, beings. either dltectty of Indirec' .T pETERMI NATION f?n e oasisofevalu fund inIs initial Lo have A signsticant effect ortihe environment: and aNEOATIV€ Di:aLArtATiorJ will be prePated. (eft cot?143T ptoposed ptold-cl )IWC find that afthough the proposed e,rolect CouLD have a slpniticaht direct on the enVlrohment, there W11A hot be a slghiftcaht effect In. this have been to the pto(ehl, A NrCATIVE DECLARATION *111 be ptepaXed, ta2E5 tiesctibed on the attached sheet added case= because the AttTICATION NEA5 (10$ .:_ UWE find the ptboosed ptoldet MAY have a slgniticant ettect-'on the environeiekt, and an ENV)tt"tNTAL IMPACT REPORT 'It requited, Ctxg11Y� i tE, hL"IMI bill ARTA1LW DaV A R 1•i 'ton mus ItdN ewki� by j` _ r 2 :�xammfital'. Checklist * EvatlUAtion of irc� , f st x7C Iftaot iNVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS YES MAY9E W3r DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION 1, MTM, will the proposal result in significant; a, unlstablu earth conditions; or changes In k The proposal Will not affect subsurface earth conditions, geologic substructUrest b, olsfuption, displacement-, compaction or „r,._ _,_ X- 'this proposal will retul"t In some disrupilon, displacement, overtoveiing of the Solt? compaction and overcoverlhg of the site as a result of development of structures, driveways, parking areas, etc. Thls W111 not be significant because -of the size of the parcels being created, C. change In topography or ground surfacex The proposal will not affect topography because the building site is relief features? nearly level, d', oesttuctlon, covering or modsflcation of any .. k - The site has no unique physical features. unique geologic or physical features? e, increase In wind or water erosion of soils —,�-- X _ The proposal will not cause croslon, etcher on or off sites I. changes, in deposition of erosion of beach -. x -. The proposal will hot affect any Watercourse, sands, or changes in sllfatton, deposition or erosion Which may Modify the channel of a e ver or stream or the bed of the ocean or 'any bay, Inlet or laket g' Loss of pflme agriculturally productive x this proposal does not represent' a signlflcant lost of prime toll's outside designated urban areas? agticulUirai soils, h. Ekposure of,peaopslebe at hproperty t u kdS landslides The ofptbpettY It locatedrapproximatelyethtd mile$ Southwest p hazards such A muds idea, ground failure or stmllaf of the tuscan. MonoclInd. a fault system of 'Unknown activity , Construction of buildings to Uniform building code standards Wlli hazatds? pfoVidn adequate prbtectlort to occupants ih case of seismic activity, x. APR, Will The proposal result to substantlais a. s or deterioration of ambl&t!t :, emissions _ x .: the ptorsosal WIII not attest alt 0AIRY because the Increase In {he issio a r number of Vehicle trips Is not significant, b. The creation of objectionable Odors, smoke ._ . x _. the proposal wiil not cteate obfectidelabl'e odors, smoke or tumes, or .lumest C. Alteratibn of alt movemert, moi tu'te. or x -' The proposal Will hot ailed' the atmosphere, temperature, or any change In 'climate, totally or reglonallyt 5. WATta.. Will the proposal result In substanttatt a, changes In, currents, or the course or lherptoposa'1 will not aticct any WatetcOUtie. direction of Water movements in either - marine or fresh Waletst b, changes In absorption_ rates, deathage of surface is the proposal Mal+ result In an InGtease in surface Water ruhdit due to reduced absorption Irom.ImpetVlous surfaces, and In a change ih palierns, or the tate and, atlbrn d amount the drainagetheSiteHowever, no stahifitanl advefst, _ of the large siza of the parcels proposed, ,' c, Need tar off4fl to sUrface dtaIhuge sr No off site dtalnage imptovemenis a to tequlred tot parcels of ?tie eMOVAl, Addis, bcl size proposed, ehatiog cuil etegertation ;M,g'XO mental Checklist * zva.l.w!itioA �E ZAvir—o tmelatal ;impact JI 3' �Lv,o rriava.rrcclMMJMM'XA1A 1 WAuX5 (continued) YEsLAM No DISCUSSION OF ENVIRO MENTAL EVALt`]'AT1 M icon(lnued) d. Alterations to the course or flow of ifood,� wafers? ^_ x The proposal ?+111 hot zi9nl'ilcantly alfoci any ifood control chanheiS air'watercoltses. e. changeblIn the amount of surfacewatet Inahy x The'preposn) will not affect any watercourse. f. Discharge Into surface wate5s, or in any alteration of surface water quality, x The taroaotal will not si,gntficantly affect surface water quality. Including but not limitedto tOmPetature, dissolved oxyrlen or turbidity; A• Alteration of the dlrectloh or rate or flow of ground waters? X_„ The proposal wlII not affect the direction or flow of ground water's. It. change in the quantity or qua IIty of ground waters, either through direct additions or _ ` k_. 'The Prosrosal Witt not directly affect any Yqulter, withdrawals, or through Interceptlon of an aquifer by 'cuts or ekcavatlons? _ 1. Reduction In the amount of water otherwise aVallable tot pnbi'ic water suopltoil X; The project will use prlyate wells to supply domesU c water. ;. Exposure of people or Property to water- related hazards such as flooding? X_, The,ptoposaf will not ekpose peopl+a or ptopt1ttt#'to flooding. ?. 0NT Lip WIII the proposal tesult In subs -1 -an -la A. Change In the diversity of specles, or number of any species of plants (including ft The praaosal wilt significant ts►ant hot afledt plant life because the slte contains_ho I fe, treef, shtUbs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)t b. f:educfioh of the htm+bers of any unique, tare _ k_, The site conlains no tare plants. of eddangeted species of plants3 C. Introduction of new species of plants Into x The proposal will not affect eklsting M aht lite. an area, or lh a battier to the normal replenishment of ekfsting Speclesf ii. RedLICtlOn In acreage of any agti.cu1jural k ARproklmalely ba actEs of graxthd land W. AI be dlvided Into i tsarceis crop? of ao acres each. s. ANMs1AL L1F subs tana 'T. IYII) the Rioposai result tri , a, Change In the dtVerslty of species, or numbers of Any species of animals (birds, x "' The proposbi will hot affect ahlmal rete bddause the site does not su00'00t s190i11cant animal 1110 or ha6ltat. land animal's including teptiles, fish and shellfish, benthic `otganlsms or Insedts) - b., Redur tlon In the numbers of any unique, rare: ^ . x..,,, Thi: site contains no rare t"Itmis, or ehdanbered species of ahlmalsr C. lntroductloh of new sped)1es of animals into 'I�k . .he ptbposal Will not attect cxitting atf,lmal llfe, an area, or to a battler I'd the mfgraltoh Of moVement of antmalst rt: betetloratlon of Wiling fish or wildlife irabl'tal? X ""' Thin site contains no significant Wildlife h4btiat, a. Nblst will the proposal tesuft in substantial: a. Incteases In ex Mho noise lever's# x. The 'p'toposal wfl't hot result In .a substaflttal Increase NJ 1,0.;se I 14 4 �47aroxdmental 'Check] st Evaluation of Environmental.Impact Zg. FiTTIROMENTAL ]IMACTS (contintied) vis_ fAAYt3E No DISCUSSION OF ENVIROXMENTAL EVALUATION (contlnUedi created on site or In the vicinitV• b. exposure of people to sever notse levels? —'A The proposal will not exPose people to severe nolse levels, - 7. LfO4T AND CLARE will the pfoposai produce. x The proposal will not revall 4n a subsianti,af increase In light or sr9nr- cant—flgl 'and glarrsf glare .created on site or In! the vicintty, a. APtDU1SE. WIII the proposal result Ina,uhstantlal X The ptoposal will not alter the lana use In the area. a ter,a cin of the present or planned land 06 of An areae 9, TkA AAf. RGE5. y; I t the Prbpgial res tilt n SLUsl raM. n t a . a, Increase In the rate of use of 0",r"im'tutaf x The proposal will not ofloct 3nv natua' retources, tesourcest b« bepleilon of any non-renewabip, 'i�atutaf 'X The proposal will not oet7lete enj, natural teSoUrrcj. resourccst so. krsx qr- uosm, Will the ptoposal lhvolve: a. A risk of explosion or release of hazariOAts X The proposal WtII not involve the Use of hazardous materials, nor is substances O ntluding, but not ifmlted to, located close to any, facilities which store or utilize such oil, pestleldes, chemicals or radiation). In materials. the event r;f anaccident ftp upset condi (onl t' b. Possible lnterferchce With an emergency X Tt',.: prbposa( will hot affect any emergency services. Irr'sponse b aO of emetpency evacuation plant ft. POatiLAiUN. will the proposal alter location,, X The prbpbsal will not O gniticantly ailed the popUlalion of the area fstrT rfbuti n. density or growth fate 01 the huwh because the proposed density does not exceed that planned and being popuiatlon7 developed In the area, I!. 1!2 a1. W I I I the proposaf attect existing h w"sing; ._^ sc,,- The ptbciosal wlfl not significantly atfect housing demand. or creme a demand for additional hlusingr 119, -jr, ANsPOR TA !crlir>IktULXtI!!- Will the propoial rnsurt n: A . Ckneratlohbt ubstantlat Addlttonat vehicle _ x- The ptoposal wilt represent 'an Increwntat IhMAse in traf1fc In the movemen 7 area, b» t fects on existing,patking laclittl.es, or - �. The br'oiosaf lien t not &I Niel parking because the ptbposat Wltl have demand, for r,eW parkingi to convIV with. the I>gtklhg tegUltemehts contained WI (Nn autte County Code section 24-35, e. substanllal Impact on eXfstIngmaintenance The proposat�'il I represeirt an increase In congestion and transportation systeriist tdjUItWdnts on area toads, dK 5{gnf{Icant ofteratf.rn;c toni•esent tiatlefrts x _. The 0q6, ,,osai will not at tet the preterit pattern of citcUfallon In the o cl'rculat Ion or 00e02111 of,, people and7ot toods i e, to waterbothc, rail or A.It __. x-. the pto,�Iosal will not affect tall nt aft traffic, tic 1„ Increaie In traffic hazards to molof x . c The pr%l3bsai MIII re3Ult In an incremental lncrea4e In traffic andvehicle's, bltYcllsO of pedesttiansi rotated traffic hazards In the "areA, 14. PkJOLIO. SMVjcaSwilt the 'btoposal Have an of tock ti, upon, or resu in A need for new or atteried fl::Verrurent serVlcesr o kn-vironmeintal Checklist, „ Bvaluat�o# of :E�S/3>iu®x>I><niaintal Itipact IXV* ENVIRONNENTAL IMPACTS (continued) _ySt, &vjg No . DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL, EVALUATION (continued) a, Plre,protdctfont x The propasal will resin( Ina ncrernenlal increase In demand lot life protection In the rrca, The dude County Pine Department/Californla Division of Porettry has Indicated that cnmillative development in ;ural areas will 'Impact their ablilty to provide fire protection services. They have stated that lltstaliation of automatic fl.e suppresslon sprinkler systems in residential structures, the use of tire resistance butlding materials and water supply systemt'adequate to support the so(Inklet system will reduce the demand for life Protection services, b. Police protectloiti7x . . proposal will rerun in a Incremental Increase In drmand tor Deice protection In ,he area, pol C., schoolst _.�� „_)L_ ".._ The ptcpasal will tesUlt In a Inctemenial Increase in demand for school services in the area. A. Parks or lather recreationaf'facilitiesr x The proposal will result to a Incremental increase in demand for park and recreation facilitles in the area, e. Amintenance of public facilities. including_ X - The proposal will result in a incremental inrrease In the need for roads?maintenance of roads and other public facilities In the area. f. Other governmentai servlcest x _ The proposal will result Ina incremental IhctUase In denand for all other governmental services In the area, is, CNtkdY. Will the proposal result iii: a, use of substantial amounts of 'fuel or k .. The proposal Will not Utlllto substahtial fuel or energy, energyt b. substantial l*Jtteasein demand Upon existing [he _ _ X The proposal will not substantially Ihcrea$e the demand icor energy. sources of energy, or requlre development of new sources of enefgyt it. UTi,ITIES, Will the proposal resUl'( In a need for new systems, of, substantial alterations to the (4011 owing a, Power or natural ga:si —=- x The proptsal'lOnswitll hot affect electrical power or natural gas dit b. Communications, 'systems,r r;; X The proposal »01 hot affect communication systems, c. water avatlah'111ty7_ `, ,._ X The ptopasal Will not affect publlc Water system's, d. 5ewef or septic systemsf x .. The proposal ),#iii haV',e to meet the fegUitements of the Butte county Environmental Health kept, e, 51Yi'rm Wallet dtolhag+t X The proposal WIII have~ to provide a permanent solution for drainage, t, solid_Waste and dlsposalr _ ._ x _ The proposal will hot atteol. solid waste dl'tobtfl . ta'. IRAN HtnGTH, tri 1-f the ptoposal result 1 a, of 'ny health hazard of potential �— X. The 060601 Will hot ilea to any health hazard. haxarilibn tiding mdntai health);, b, axposute of people to potentialheal'li jk the 000661 will not expose people to any health tlaiafd. hazardst $. A@STNETIC , Wlli the ptoposal in the _ _.�: It 'rhe p"roposal. Vill hot fetbit in an. aesthetically offensive view view obs tuc on of ahy"scenic vista or view open to the because it Is consistent with surtounding development, public, tit WI'11 the proposal tesult 1n the creation 6 ,x,��tmeifxtal, Checklist * EvAluait�:o>a of Snva:ronmental ;impact gNV'IRONNEWA L IMPACTS (conlinued) ves AAYag No DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION' (continued) of an aesthetically offensive site open to tfle ; public views 19, EtMEATIGN. will the otoposal result In an 174)act x The proposal may result In an tnctementaI Increase In demand, tot park uponthe quallly or quantity of csfsting and recreation facilltles, recreational opportunities? 20, W URAL RESQI,RCES. a, will the proposal result in the alteration x_ The proposal will not affect archeological sites. or destruction of a pr Ofstot Icor hIttot Ic _ Attheologleal l b, Willathe proposalresult to adverse`pphysical X _ The proposal will not affect historic sites, or aesthetic effects to a prehlslorlc or historic building, structure or object? c, goes the proposal have the potential to X The proposal wilt not affect cultural "resources, cause;4 physical change which would affect' dnique ethnic, cultural valuest d, bill the proposal restrict existing _ x The prcposal will hot. affect religious resources. religious or sacted uses within the potentlal impact area? V. SUGGESTED MITIOATION MEASURES 9. Place „a note on the final map statthg, "Aulomalic tite supptessloh Winkler systems shall be Installed in all residential structures in accordance with the National Fite Protection Association standatd for the lrlslailatloh of w I nkiet systems In one and two family dwellings and:hloblle homes, NFPA slandatd sab. The utpose of the Instaliat on of sprinkler Systems 'is tfot ad lClonal safety and property btotectlon In the event of residential rltes. This thslallation will reduce llte demand lot structural lite protectloh serylces in tho3rr 10 tah'et *hate they are installed.^ I 7 En-;ra ronmental Checklist * Evaluatlon of 39ni-lirohmentAl ;Impact Applicant! Charles j: Van 'WagonerAssessor's Parcel # 047'-2oo-063 Log # 90-02-16-01 DATA SHEET Ar Pro ect �— Descrlot Jon Cl ay Loam and Tuscan gravelly Clay _Loam. Genera IIy'We11 drained W th l.- Type of Project: Waiver of Tentative Parcel slow pmeability and less than 20 Map, Inc heer s deep over clay, hardpan and bedrock, 2. Brief Descrlptlon; Dividing 80 acres into two b. Limiting Factors: Slow permeabliity parcels of 40 acres each and shallow solis, 3• of of Rand; 3. Natural 1rthq ds of the Land ' Meridian a. Earthquake Zone: Moderate Earthquake no thxotatelolhmileueastl Intensity Zone,Vlli, b. Erosion Potential, Slight: 4 Proposed Density omen,, 40 acres per of Development, C. Landslide Potential, None. dwelling unit, d. Fire Ha2drd, Moderate. e. Expansive Soil Potential,: High, S. Amount of Impervious Surfacingt Minimal. 4. Hydrology_ a. surface. Water t None on site. 6. Access and Nearest Public Road(s)t Property b. Ground Water, Unknown, potentially fronts on Wookey"Rd. limited, c, Drainage Characteristics, Generally 7. Method of SO :wage Disposal• lhdtvlduai septic M06 southwest to tributaries of Pine Greek. d. Annual Rainfall (normal): 22 to 24 8. Source of Water Supply: IndiVldua1 Wells, Inches per Year. e,' Limiting Factors, Potentially 9. 1700 Proximity of Power Lines. ApproximatelySo limited grout'i d Water supplies:. ft. West.- Visual/Scenic Quality, rood, '10. Potential for further land divisions and development: None Under existing zoning. s, Acoustic Quail y; cGod. 9, Pnyironmehtal Settlin 7, Air Quality* Good, except during perlods of stagnant Valley air. Physical Environment, Biological FnVironmentt, 1. Terraln a. General `i`opographic_ Character: A8. Vegetation: Grasses and bare and latter Relatively level valley Land, covered groud. b, Slopes, 0% to 6% c. Elevation: A00rR . 340 ft ASL. 9. Wildlife'Habitat! SmaII birds and animals d4 Limiting Pactorst None, common to Valley grasslands, Cultural Environment:. soils Types Types and`Cha racteris"tics; TUscah stoney 10,. Archaeological and Historical 'Resources In a v'o»mentaI. Checklist* Evalvata.aa of Bnvazonmental P s the area.; Low sensitivitY area. 11. Butte County General Plan designation: Graz€ng and Open Land. '12 Existing Zoning A-40. 13. Existing Land Use on-site: Vacant 14 Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses-: Scattered single faMIly dwellings at rural densities and agricultural uses. b. Zoning; A-40. c. Gen. Plan Designation: Grazing and Open Land d.. Parcel Sizes: 40 acres to 400+ acres, e. Population: Sparse, 15. Character of Site and Areai Rural agri'cultura'l (Grazing) area. 16. Nearest Urban Area: Chico; approx. 15 miles. 17: Relevant Spheres of influencet Chico Recreation and Park Dist,i Pice creek cemetery Dist. 18 ImproVemerits Standards Urban urea: No, 19, FireProtectionSerV'ice: a. Nearest CoUntY (State) Fire station: Nord station approx.,a miles. b, Water AVailabilityt Fire tankers only. 20: Schools in Area: Chico UnifIed school Dist, 9 ,n viton»ental. Chodklist Bvaluatibn .o 8nvxxonmenta3 Impact ENVIRONMENTAL REFERENCE MATERTAT Map 1 1-1 , Earthquake and Fault Act,.Ivi tit: se i'smi�c 14. USES Quad Maps, ilichedson Springs NW, Safety Element, Butte County General Plan revised Calif., 1969 and Nord, Calif., 1969, 1.77, by CH,M Hi l 1 , 18 Soil Map, Chico (1925)/orovl (le (1926) 2. Map It -2, Liquefaction Potential: Selsmfc Safety Area, U.S. bepartment of Agriculture. Element, Butte County General Plan revl.sed 1-77, by �' CH,M HIii: 16, Soil Survey of Chico(1925)/oroVllle 11926) Area, U.S; Department of AgricUltUre, 3. Map 1 I I -i, Subsidence & I.andsl ide Potential. Safety Element, Butte County General' Plan revl;;ed i-77, by 7 Butte County F1re Protection Jurisdictions CHzlrl HI I, and Facilities Map, Butte County fire Department and California bepartlan of 4, ,Map 111-2, Erosion Potentlal. Safety Element Butte Forestry: Butte County Plannlrt9 County GeheraI Plan revisdd 147, by WN A H111 Department; F�» Map I11-3, Expansive Stills; Safety Element, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by OW HIII. 6, Map IV - I, Noise: No.Ise Elemeht, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by CF12ht 'Hll I . 7, Map V--1, Scenic Highways; Scenic Highway Element, 'Butte County General Plan revised 1-7,7.,by CHEM HIN. I . 8. Map 111-4, Natural Plre Hazard Cla.-sses Safety Element, Butte County .Geneal Plan revised 1--77, by '.,i,M .H 1 1 l . 9. Arch'eolop cal Sensltivlty Map by James P. Manniho, for fitte County Planning Department* 1983, 1f. School bktriCt Maps Butte County PfaOning Depa r'tmen t 11. Nitrate tratIon In I tWel ShalloNitrate 198Mao, �p,b 1 s, part►nei�t of Water Resourt.es. Northwestern blstri ct,CoThe F;esolUtte Agency, State of CtA l fornl.a. 12. Aqt 1CUl tural Preserves hlap, estab I Ished by kesoIutlon No. 67, -178. Butte Coltnt.y Board of supervisors, December .5, 198T, 13» FloodIhsUr6ndeiRa.te Maps. National flood insurahce EmerOdnoy ManageMOht AUency. '1988. { tr n NEGATIVE DECLARATION .RERG MING LNVTRONMENTAL IMPACT' 1. NOTICE IS 'HEREBY GIVEN that the project` described below }ias been review -d pursuant to the provisions of the California Enviranmenta7, Quality Qual ° t ;Act v£ 1970 Act o Resources Code has been '21100, et. seq .) and a n made that it will. no t have a significant effect upon the environment. Log # 90-02-16-01 20 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT. APq 47-20-63 Waiver Application 3. LOCATION OF PROJECT - On' the south side of WookeyRd. Road, North Chico area. a pprO 1.2 miles east of Meridian 4. NAME ,AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: Charles J. Van Wagoner Bachman & Associates P.O. Boit 4483 3012 The Esplanade Chico, CA 95927 Chico, CA 95926 6. MITIGATION MEASURES. r, A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect Of this project is on file at 7 Couzity Center Drive, Oroville This study was: i M Adopted as presented. Adopted with chAhges. Specific ,modif catlons and Supporting reasons are attached, 7 depUt hearing on isi,on making body, this Negative nec7aratio,n was held by the g Y: Hearing Bod? fr Date off' Determination Determination: On the basis of the initial study of erivironmenal impact; the inf`oriiation presented at heari cgs, comments proposal -receivijd on the ro osal anti otic own know edgy, s.na ind ' `,. e!'ndent P�e £Znci a resf:arch the proposed pto7ect 'IXULD NOT have a' sl, fn ficaht [� e:ffect` on the environmenr, a'nd a NEGATIVE DRCLARAT hereby adopted. ION is We find that the 'project COULD have a:ysignificant. effect an the etavirorment but will not in this case because 'ittached ot` mitigation MOAsur.es described in item 5 above which ar,� by this reference made conditions of project, raj?proval4 A coedit :opal NEGATIVE DECLARATION adopted: is hereby Signature Title u L,? c� Office of Planning and Research FRoM _ Butte Couch 1400 +Tenth Street, Room 121 Planning DepartmeI nt Sacramento, CA 95814 7 County Center ;Drive or Oroville, CA 95965 XX County Clerk County of Butte SVT:3-T. E C'X : Fi'4 .q of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 1:.152 of the :Public Resources Cade. project Title AP # Name Wai.ver. Apt. Lication 47-20-63 Charles J. Van Wagoner State 'Clearinghouse Number Contact Peraon Telephone dumber (if submitted to Clearinghouse) John.Mendonsa, Public Works 916-538-1266 Project Location, on the south side of Wookey Road approx. 1.2 miles east of Meridian Voad, North Chico area. Project. Description Waiver Application This is to advise that. the Butte County AdviaorY Agency (Lead Agency or Responsible Agency) has approved the above-described project on _, �� and has made (,Date) thie following determinations regarding the above-diasctitbed ptojectt 1 Theio ect will wi. l not, have ;a p j , _ � significant effect on the environment. 2. An Environmental Impact Rldport was prepared for, this project' pursuant to ttie bovisions of CEQA. A Negative Declaration "was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CkOA. 3i Mitigation -measures Were) .were not, made a condition of the approval of the project. 4 A statement of overtialhg considerations'Vat, was not, adopted for this project. Thit, is to certify that the final )MR with commd.hts and responses and JIdddrd of projeu,t approval is available to the general publcic at, Butte County 'Planning Aepartimert 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Date Received. for Filliti,g and Posting; at OPR Signature g j Cant p� atilier Gras sanCters bssis �� Title COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPARDIE`�1i ? OF PUBLIC WORKS 7 County Center Drive oroville, CA 95965 (916) 538-7266 February 14, 1990 Charles J. 'Van Wagoner RE: AP 47_Z0--63 P.O. Box 4483 Waiver Application Chico, CA 0-592 Dear Mr. Van Wagoner: This is to notify you that; vour applicaLion for a tentative map for the being submitted to the Planning Department forvenvirarmental del,erminat on, and to the Environmental Health Department for its revie-v. -be considered com,lete Then e have received �.11. notification from the Planning Department and the Environmental Health Department, that all necessary data have been receivcd. These departments P Will contact you regarding any= additional information they may require: Very t:,u1y yours, William Chef Director of Public Works Mendonsa sistant Director cc: Planning Department Eriviro mental Health Department Bachman A,saciates 4 k> �trwillaa C�it�Orildt'4 LA 1120 (Rwise-d 2/88) S,, I