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HomeMy WebLinkAbout048-203-062m FILE NO. AP 48-20-3=S1 & 62 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNINV,COMNISSION STAFF FINDINOS - May 1Oi. 19::89 APPLICANT: RichardGr-ay OWNER: Elks Club REQUEST; Use Permit to a11ow 1Q RV 'spaces - fqr self contained vehicles only, AP 48-20-3--51, & 62 SIZE: A pp. rox mately 1:3.08 acre;. LOCATION: South 'side of Manzan,ita Avenue at the intersection of East Avenue, Chico.. EXISTING ZONING: nU� BONING HISTORY: Zoned ;U Sept. 17 1985 Ord. 2488 . SURROUNDING ZONING; if , P -Q, and SR -1 $URROtJNDTNG LAND -1089:,Suburban residential public'"Pak. SITEIISTORYs Building permit issued May 16, A 1973. GENERAL PLAN DESICNATI©Nt Low,Dansity Residential. APPLICABLE REGULATIONS: Butte County Code Sect�.ons, 24-44. 45 46.j,: and: 47 COMMENT'S RECEIVED: Erviranmen:tal Health Provide vorificatiUn that a sanitary dump sta iori wil- be available vaith State of California,,' Department of Hoeing and Community ;Deve1 opment, bivJ and Standards �equi cements.. with California Stade 8 e ',in.ldomplianc sion; of Code's 2. Provide domestic vuater in`'conipli 'll btl king Water Act.st.and,ards.�� 1 , UNITEb ST!AU5 SE C or•'pl t,qG tnt sa y� s- SEND,B S pew our, hfnhie �n �TdD� � Co Co n thb rpaon �bla re 'fig Zt Y� Pialt> nt� • �^rf YIh1G Y 1, the mpl�to a� floMr 1 2 JY4 y A rouorsn �! Attpcli to front of nrticlo {fapnce , ;, JUr t{� b f ok b othotrviI I- o of niKlaro, t deolt �, t- •. 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', 4fIS '�+ Ar4jFl9 Add[, ed tall- """"^""�-�-�-- 'l `, i�tlA OhAljljd' /, 4Arflei - NUryjbge a, 1,01$ F c s le i xve P 7'4 0 74 7 f`' Cl x co Type of. sarvlcnt Mj ❑`Ro gleto�ad ❑ ns red, CaNfl6d1' COD ©rxPrOO all , A[way� abt40) stgoaturo ` 1 St tur Agr1 asQe atldra a or a0nt end rZA7 E DEl;IVE P ' i �, fii AdtlpBStao'B i3ddraif /i I f requested � BiUgatura � Agarlt Ahi� fee tri t f Daliv�tY Pnr :3 al1t'hiaxF.1987 r4 up P, r 1:70 b �.>, ,YyDb1V165'�IC�R�TURN`j --'7 i �� i p t [totr�e 7�a�iq�7 4�1�ory adtllt)onal sarv►cee'oro cto5(�bd ,o r arldraae „ ,i a IF r RNIyxn 7NMMNIkIAI =MPA.0 TS MAXii)a (Explanations of all It 911 and �+ 't answers are :retiuired on attached: Ali iet(;s). 1. IEARTH. Will the proposal result in significant; 'YES MAYBE NO a• or ,:than e� Unstable earth ciinditions, changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruption,, displacement, compaction .of overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d. Dentructiah, covering Or modification of any unique geologic or physical features,',✓% �r✓ . lnc'rease. in wind ok water erosion of soils) eil*aer -on or 'off site? I. Changes in deposition or erosion of brach sands, or change's in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the chafe el of a river or stream or the bed of the. ocean or any bay,- inlet or lgloe?' Loss of prime agriculturally, productive soils ou'ttlide designatedurban areas? h. iEkp,osure of people or ptoperty'T to geologic hazards such ASL earthquakes) landslides, mudslides, :ground failure of similaY bazards3 , x, AIR« Will the proposal result insubstantial: a4 Air; emissions or deterioration of ambient air duality? b, !*he creation of objectionable odors$'smoke or Runes? c. Alterdtibh..of air «iovemaht, moisture or temperature T or any change in climate, locally be regionally? 3. WATER." Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Changes, in currents, or the course or direction ' F'Water movements in either mairine ox fresh waters? ti Changers ift.absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and ;amount. of surfacerunoff? c. Need for ofi'�site surface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal c.harane'li; , : nation ok cu�.vert installation? v/� d. Altorat ions to the cotirsas or flow of :florid waters? e« Chanig4jn,the amount of'surfa(!e water in any water,rbody? " f. �iseturge int.b silrface waters- `or in any alterat ioft of surface Water quality, including bat neer limited to temperature) dissnvod oxygen or, tumidity?,.., ;Alteration, of the direction or rate oi" flow of groUnd'.w8tbrs? `. h Change ir the quantity.or quality of ground waters), did through direct additions Or withdrawals, OY thotlg}Y intercep_ipg Of an agii, r y� b i:uts or 0atc4vations7 i Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public water supp.li,as`y _ xpasur ltf pt}'ople nr grope"rty :to water' -related hazard`s" suchi as floeding? .. 4. PLANT LIFE. Wlj, ttte'pkoposal result in substantial: { a. Change it► the diversity of speriesy or numtiei of an3� species of plants :(inc'luding •trers;shrubsrrasa,� Drops, and agtid plartts`)fi b. Reil lotion df tine numt)ers of any "unique, rare tir ef�� ingeked species of ' ,. plants C* 0,!, lnt>oductidn of now spades 'of 'plants .`into an areo-icy' or in a barrier. t- the normal `rgple t siimenr.; of existing, #eclos? ,iT; d 7ieduction .kn' nCreage of ;any agricul":oral crops? 9 ,:YE5 .• r,NERGY. Wi11 the proposal rasult in: MAYBE N trse of substantial amounts of foal or energy? a, in demand Upon existing ;Ources of energy, of b, Substantial increase require the development of new sources of energy? 16. U IL,� TIES• Will the proposal result in a,need for new systems, or t,o the ,following: ' substantial alterations a PaY7er or natural gas? ---=- b. Communications systems','- ` :Water availability? i/ C. e septic systems?' d. SeW:r or P .._� Sto_Y.t� water drainage? f. Solid waste and isposal7 l7. STH. Will, the proposal result in: hazard (excludinglmental a. Creation of any health hazard or potential L health)? b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards2 lg, APST}Ih'CIG5� Will the proposal result in the obstructionscenic in the di view open to tihe Public, or Will the p P open to public view? Vista craaLun of an aesthetically offensive site upon the quality or ION Willxthe ro asal res�ilt in an impact 19. ' i6nal opportunities? qui ng recr 2D .cVL� RESOURCES. or destruction of a a, Will the proposal rosuIt in the alteration prehistaic or historic archaeological site b. Will tha proposal result In adverse phytiltureaor object?Meets or historic buildi�ig> to a prehistoric c. Dues the proposal havethe potential to cause a physical change cultural'values7 _ which wield affect unique ethnic Nqithin d Will the prcpasal restrict existing re-ligou's or, saer`ed°u"sea �^ TL the poLontlal impact area'1 V �SCVSSbN. C7�E` :'ENV=I�C7NMEN`�AL,: �VE+�fJAYC)T7 Sea attached. I y ! 4 I �4- Applicant: Aichard Gray Assessor's Parcel # 6 4$ 2 Log # 89-64-26-021 I DATA SHEET' Prol act Description Type of: P r6j act Use, J:)etMjt... 'Brief 'DeSC riPti on 'Create IOL recreational vehicle parking 3' f"cQn a in ed vehi 1 s only., spaces for u.8e, b' Sol PL, interSL t, ' h of aaz ani a at:thd YSid of M_L _ , , t' L , ec 0 Location; South e Mant.anita an E s t Avenue_. 4of Proposed ,LDOnsity� beveloPMOftt IVAI 5. Amount of 1:'MpetVJ0118 SutfCICinja Existing parking area, approximately h% of site. .6 7 Manzanta Avenue Nearest PUblic 9ba dL 8) i Access�and Near Method of osal,-. on -.s J.,t not available: :t to 'Sewage Disposal,,: Septic RVs. s rtVs must be self a., L W Source � of Water California ater Service COM1564Y - 9. Proximity of Power Lines Approximately 376 feet. -1-0. Potential for further 16nd. divisions and development: N/A B. EhVirOftmental Setti sical Environment: Terrain General To�ogtaph,ic, -Character. Generally eve 6. # . I I Character: gentle slope� Olabl the site, is, paved. southward. Mostof b. Slopes; Elevationt. 250 ft A',"'S, L d' Limiting Pactorst Rofid 2 SOiIS a Types es an Characteristics:RC, Redding c1ay loam; 1 5- 0",deepredgranular, surface drainaqe faar,i� ubd­ 'tItIl i n a 9 G,' is restricted. , s; one potential area Of SO$ Factors: b. ng , cor 0, he Ra d t withdrawal. r . groundwater - Natura'1 Hazards of theLan'd intensity , tatt ake' Zone:,:" Earthquake p iLty1 Z,on:e, , generally miles ;southwestof Tuscan onoclin0y moderate 0 locally 1risk ' .0 �L : b. ''Erasion P0tential.,Moderat'; Landslide Potential:, 'g U C o r irrigated'. d.' Firear n " R .4. High`. 6 nse So' Po ig Expansive Y-1 Vol'OGly br'6, None C. -j sites jl!'."Surface ' Fater: t 'a 16 k g rpu n� tw� a 6 r �'Oithdrawal' G�jt nd wdterf ,Xre ou L i 1, . at c. Dramagia Ch rad- s� Dra ns , o 4do C anii southern boundary ofpraper�ty. d. Annual. Rainfall (normal) : 25" annually. , e-. Limiting Factors; None. �. Visual/Scenic Quality: -Good,,, 6 Acoustic Quality: Good. , 7�: Air Quality: Good. B;olagical Environment: $ Vegetation:. Urban landsc aPin non-native. ornamental s, extensive paving. 9. Wildlife Habitat: Urban. Cultural Environment: 1Q'. Archaeological and Historical Resource's in the tod,: Moderate to low including unknown. Butte County General Plan designation- low Density Residential.'r 12;4 Existing Zoning: Unclassified. 13. Existing Land Use on -sate: Eiks bodge, parking and picnic and recreational area 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses: Single= Family, residential, Upper Bidwell., ?park;, vacant ,lots, orchard remnants." b. Zoning: Unclassified, (Residential, City of Chico). c, Gen. Plan Designation: row, Density 7 Residential, Public. d. parcel Sizes: Varies. ei Population: Suburban Residential.. 15'. Character o£ Site and Area: Urban residential, and public, quasi -public. 16,z Nearest Urban Area:' Chico. 1Z. Relevant Spheres of Influence: Chico. 18r. improvements.Standards Urban Area: Chico.: 1j, Fire Pro�:ection Service: a: Nearest County (State) Flare Station: Station #42. b. Water Availability Hydrant 20, a Schools in Area: Chico bni£Sed School District. L. I 7.. - n-•R•i4 y f r .- :`y H .. •w.� ' Could" f LAND OF NATURAL VVEAlTF1 AND BEAUTY` PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CrNTER ()RIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA ;95965-3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 036 7Fui April 2.16y 1989 Richard Cray 1018 Frances Drive ChiCO CA 95926 RE. • Use Permit AP# 048-20-3-062, 051 Dear Mrj, Gray. We have received theI balance of the project. Your, application is application :'ee for your now complete by this department. You will he notified and can be processed by mail. 'of the date, time of the Plannin C g ommissiori hearing. -' and Sincerely,. B.A. KIRCHER Director of Planning Judy Kramer Planning Technician` JK':fcu L7ZSTR2BTJ"i�1V;, i.m,ST FO:Ft COMMEN'D'S County Public Warks RrSat7RCE MANAG T'MErdT State "dater Resource Department County Ei�vironmenal Health US. Forest Servace; City of Higgs U.S. Bureau of Land` Management !City of Chico Butte :County Mining Committee City, o', Gridley _ State of Fash & Game C�.ty of OroviIle ,Department clifornia Native Plant Society. Town, 'Of 'paradise Planning Department7—state Div. Forestry = attention 5tat`e Transportat .on Department Craig C"anter Regional Water Qual. COTitral Bd. State _ Reclamation Boa'rd, 73i)NiE:.7TZc 'WATER Butte Water District s�'`C•7ERS Richvale Sanitary District Cafcarn%a Watcr Service Co. North Buank'Pub. Util:. Dist. Dell. Oro Water CO. - '- skansen Sub, (CSA # 21) _ OW.ID Thermalito Irrigation District Stirl irig City Sewer Maint. ' Dis,�:. Thermalito Irrigation District _- Other,`(CSA #) 26 'I.7xZ�.,ZTZ�S Z1LR�GATZfJN: WA':'��R s W.Gr' Water Dis'tr c Bigg - idl.ey t RG&E North Chico) PG&E South 4T�tarysvall l Butte Water Distract Durharn Irrigation District Pacific Bell OLID State TV Cable,.Paradise Irrigation District w� Viacom Tv Cable RicVale Irrigation District Table'Mountain Irrigation Dist: ma ito Irrigation District ic•iFz p wrrcTZaN El Medio Fire .Protection hist. _„_:.The (County Fire :Depar1. tment/CDF nF2AYI�TAtaEz�TRZCT MOS VZ'TC+. ABATjt'MENT tij:STR"CdT Durham, Ora�:il1e ar Butte County _..__. r�c�.AM•A�riorr Yaz p POT, Z(E I'RrJT CT `GN State Highway Patrol Utity Sheriff DY ST.'I2Z CT' CC)MMZTTF« S % GCiMMS S SZCIN� SCHOOL" i. r�EarrAro F"A'car`zT="mss paraIs Panes Architectural, _ Chic r� Area Recreation Datrict pec & Park . Control Committee Jl DU' Area;Area' .Dash River Stec: & Par}c Dist: Butte County° 'Farm- Bureau Feather Paradise Rec: &. Pazk Dish: Community ,Association; Richva] e Ftec . &. Park, Digit: IV & Rec. Dept