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P�RESENT'ZONIN' � � ' Assessor Map Book - t. Wage Na, Parcel No,
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Maurice & Voniiie Smith
1849 Mosure Lane
Lorna M. Thompson
1895 Marywood
5837 Peniz Rd.
Paradise., CA 95969
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5557 Folarid.Rd:
H. & R.H. ;[aindsay'
1�3i35 Marywood Dr.
5573 Pentz Rd .
Paradise, CA 95969 �,
Paradise, CA 95969
° Paradise, CA 95969,
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54-24-32
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55-262-38
V.J, & R. Guardino
5310 Clark Rd, Sp. 13
William, .& Lyda Ernst
;`79255 Neva Haven
H.K.. & J.E. Johnson
5510 Rarrison Rd.
Paradise, CA 95969
Tulsa, OK 74'136
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Ray & Margaret Burget
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'I£i60 Masure Lane
320 �1aze,l Ave.
Paradise CA ; 95969
San Bruno,, CA 94066
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54-24-62 .
55-262-41
Ii. J. & A.M. Goodsell
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Guc Bennett
111j Spruce St.
Li H. & W:M Ikea ;iril
'1883 Marytdood Dr
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Paradises CA 95969
Chaco CA.' 95926,
Parad;se, CA y5969- t
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HeywortY
5.531 Pentz Rd.
Lucille Byrne
2269 Stearns Rd.
1 D.E. & N.I`. Garnett {
1881 Marywood Dr.
Paradise, CA 95969`
1 paradise,, CA 95969
; Paradise, CA ,95969
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Dept: Veterans A�'fairs
D.L. &,.J.,,Pe:yrce
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3932 Ki Sb.
J L. & A.V: Eakins,
�r'f6 Mo'� ti Circle
Pi easant Hill, CA 94523
hos Alamitos, CA 90720`
2260 Stearns Rd.
paradise, CA 95969
54-24-7'i
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`Paul & Crystal Z"o'hnson
2259 Stearns Rd.
Frank ,& Norma'Lester
628,Oeeah St:
Scott A. White
3 '2270 Stearns Rd.
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Paradise, CA 95,969
1, Santa Cruz, C4 85060
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1295 Bil1e Rd.. �
Sateway Develop. Enter;"!
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5500 Harrison Rd.
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ReRezonerFile 80-68
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1C .is is to .notify you that we a
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Highway and Stearns
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such' time -r�s the
recommendaiona of
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the Department o'
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REQIiEST, Reviaw & Cntnmsnt
_DESCRIFTIQN OF PROJECT dtOltb i bm' N-C t CSC
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LOCATION:, on the N - c0tnCr of i on hl nI E114y.,
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APPLICANT14 ltl'X �c .ipanott+G fie S''Wort'
ADDRESS: i Penta Rd ► 'Paradisbj :Ca.., fi
OWNER:
PLANNING COMMISMON'ACTION SCHEI�ULE�D
RETURN DATE REQUESTED: ASAP
DATE DISTRIgUTrED:"_-1/'.3/BD
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ATTACHMENTN�i: Copy of application St plat plan,
RETURNED:
COMMENTS
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LOCATION: on frhe lVW oornox ;0 I Pentz»Maalia IlWy. $
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APPLWANT:. Mark t;,Jtanette Heyworth`
AI]DRESS: '5531 Pentz ltd., ;paradise, ;Ca, 95969
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APPENDIX
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ENVIRONMENTAL :CHW,"'' ST TOKri
(To be completed by Load Agency,)
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1. Na1rie of Proponent: Mtti* and. Jeannette Res*worth
2. A,dxess' and Phone74um proponent
: 5'531 Peritz Road,
Pradi se
3, Date of. Checklist Siibmitted
4. Agency FWgxii.ring Checklist .
applicable. from
5. Name of Proposal;, N-C to
C-C on AG' 5��2-] l soviaheas .paradia
IIf ENVjA0TvTMtNTAT, IWACTS�� �� ;
(,Explanations of all yes and "maybe answers
are required p .
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YES
MAYBE NO
] . Earth, Will the proposal :result in 'significant
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a vnotable'earth conditions or in
chane tleoloic substructures?
b . Di8ruption9 , cusp acemeilts , com�
pact "ion or ovc�'coverin8 ofRe soil?
e. Change in topography or ground sur-
iac,efeatures or. removal of
topsoil?MWE
d_f Des"trtiction, covering or Mgdifica-
in2que ogic or
tion of any. �;eo1
physical featur0-
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c.. 'increase in wind or wateL erosion
o f; soils ,. either on or off the site?
dhariges in dopos.ii ion orerosion'.
of `li.each sands, dr chArIges °'in silta-
tion; deposition a1 er`'osion,which
mod,f ;he clanne] f �' river oar
"may y to
the bed o tike ocean. or
treats or
ani bay;, inlet Or lal.e`
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g. Loss aF, prime agriculturd, lyY pro'
ductive soil s out'sicl.e desittated
w
urbati areas?
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'Y88 MAYBE IJP
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Exposure o'f people or property to -
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geologic hazards such as earthqquakes;
lands;Zides,, mudslides, ground failure,
or similar''hazards?
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I. Air. !i'll the proposal result in:
a;
SubstdntiaL deterioration of.
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ambient,,.,]or local air quality?.,
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The creat,' on of obj ectioriable
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odors., smoke ox tumes7
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5ignificaat alteration of air
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movement, moisture or temperature,,
or any change in climate, either
Locally . or regiona'l'ly?
-I'm Water. Will the proposal result' in roubstantibLIt
a.
Changes in currents; or the course
or direction of water movements?,
b.
Changes in absorption rates, drainage
patterns,°or the rate and amount of
surfa ce. water runoff?
c.
Need for off-site 'surfaco drainage;
improvemotits; including vegetation
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removal,, channelization or culvert
installation?
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Alt.erations to the course 0j: w,
of flood waters?
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`Change in the amount of 'suri~ace
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water, in any wat car Body?
f' a
Aischarge into suriiacc waters , or
in any alt eration� ,dt- stirface
��rater qualityyy:_ including, but n,ot
limited to temprratture,, :USsdlve,d <91L�
oky gen or. turbidity?
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Al.terat•ion of the direction or '
rate .of flow of gro,yAd waters?
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'Change in the ljaan ity or qualitj
of ground: waters, the through''
direct addit;i4ns- or: ;�ithdtd0als;
or througf� intercep-tion :ofan
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aquatfer 'by eats or axca`vations'`t
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YES MAYBE,NO
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i, Reduction in the amount' of water
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otherwise ava� fable for puUlc
wr�+-,ot supplies?
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io.sure°of people or, property,
mater. related hatards such. as
Alk;
loading?
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41 P 4 Life. Dill the proposal result
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tantial,
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a. Loss of vcgeL-ation, or change, in the
diversity of `species Ot number
of anspecies of ;plart5 (including
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trees, shrubs, Brass; coops,:Am
microflora and aquatic plants)?
b , Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or endangered species
of plants?
c, Introduction of new species o
h,
plants into an area, or in a barrier
to thenormal replenishment of
existing species?
Reductionin acreage of any agri'-
cultural atop?.�
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S Animal, Life.; Gill the proposal -resu] t
In, subs�tant 1
a. Change in the diversity of,spec ies;
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or,o any spec tes bf
;.numbers
animals (birds, ldnd animals
including xeptilds, fish arid, shell,
lientllie; organisms, .insects'
microfauna) ?
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b: Reduction of the numbers of any
uuque, ;rareor endangered species(
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of animals
c : Itttraduct ion of new .species' of
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anymals into an area, or. result in
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a barriex to'the migration or
d: iteducticn of; et�cxoachment. upon, or
dote ,`.6ratiot to existing f ah or
I fe hai�itat?
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YES MAYBCJo
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Noise. Wi11 the proposal result in
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substantial:
a, Increases it noise levels?
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`o, Exposure of people to .severe noise
levels?`
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Light ,and Clare Will the proposal
produce s gnnf:i.cant light or glare?
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Land Use. Will the proposal result
3n a significant:.
a. Alteration of the:Planned land use
of Ian area, or establish a trend
which will demonstrably lead to such.
al<texation?
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b, Conflict .with uses on adjoining
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properties, or conflict with
establichod recreational, educa-
or scion_
r g tific;
usesofan area.?
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Natural, ikesources , 1411 the proposal
"r;esu t a.n substantial.
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a, Demandfor,'or increase in the rate'_
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of use of any natural resources?
b+ Depletion of any nonrenewable
"resurce?`
natural
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IZi.sk of U set. Does the proposal
1----- ,.i slc of an exp, i on or:
vn o v:e a `a p
the release of hazardous aubs,tances
(incluiing,, but not 'liml ted toy, oil,
pesticides, chemicals or'radietion)'
in the'event of .an accident or, upset
c'ondition s7
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>�ulation,Will the proppsaI
sign? ntly .alter i he lac�ii,iott;.
m
disttibution, density, or grc�ath
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rate of the human population, of an
area or pliysically divi„de;an
established community?
12,
Housir Will the proposal,
`ex
s'�. na scant ly a fect sting housi�ng,j
or create adematnd for additional
hoU4in?
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Tran,,spartati6n/Girculat36in, . ' will tho.
proposal result in:
a. Generation of substantial additional
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vehicular' meWement?
b, Significant e£.fectson ekistring
parking facilities, or demand for
ne?a_parlcing;?
c, Substantial impact upon existing
tra.nsportatYon.systems?
d, cion ti:ca t alteratiu4.1s• UO present
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>°pace,, ns of circulation Or movement J
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of. people and/or goods?
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e, Altorationsl to waterborne, rail,
air traffic?
£, Increase in traffic hazards to motor
vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?
14
Public ,Services, Vill the proposal have {
an effect upon, or,result in a sobstantiol
need £or new o�� altered f,oVernmental
services in an"" of the- fi)1loviin areas
a. Pire protettion?
b. Police prot-ection?
C. 8tbols?
d, Par1Cs other tecrQatiana1,
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e . Maintenance of pub I, facilities
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including road's?
£, Other go"vernmenLa7 services? ---
15,
Ener Clill,'thezoposal resiil.t in;
a: Ilse o£ substantial amounts o.t fuel
or, energy1 v
b: 5ubstanti�jl crease in demand "upon
exist=ittg "af enemy; or',,J)A
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,sources
require the .de`velop *:ent� hof nM4
sources O. energy?
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Utili'ties. t�vill the pr"oposal result
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eed '£or; riew stems, o r,sul�-
in �a nsy
stantial al terationS to the Eoll0Win -
utilities'
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Y1r5 MAYBE NG
Ower Or natural, gas?
CoMmunicat ,ons systems?WL
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d; Se'w'er twi;11 ;tr•tr�. line be extended ,
prOvidin ' Gapac-,L—y to serve
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dove lopmenstbelt t)'t'�
water zl ainal;e?
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Human Dealt -h, TMJIi 11 the proposal
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result-
R;: Creation of any 'h'ealth hazard or
pot ential health hazar (etcluding
mental health) ?
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b Exposure of people to potential ;
l tit h
hEa azardS7
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Solid Waste,;
n i�ll the, propo
anysignifiresin;;
cant impacts assoc;iateti
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With solid waste disposal or lii~t er
control?
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Aesthetics, jJ3.11' 111E proposal result
in tie 4Tstruc tion
a, any, pub
designated or recogniz;ed scenic vista
opei, to>the public, or wi1.l the
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pro„'posal result in the creation of an''
aesthetically offen$Xve site
open to
public view2
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`Recreation • Will the prop( resin t
inn
impact upon the quality or
quantity; of exist rng p lb'l'
,recrea-
tion facilities?
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ArcfEolo=ical%Historical. F7 -i]1 the
proposa. result in an a; tErztion,o
a ,s.Xgnif Cant archeolog3ca7
or
historical site, structure, 'object
or build.ng7
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a • goes ;the project I!avE the potential
ta, degrade the
quality of the
envirarmettsbstat�ett tcthe
liabi.fua iLot Or wildl.i.fe
species, cause `a fish. or dl
pOP. uIat, 16n to .;drop b'elot�'self
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YES MAYBE . N6
��• sustaining levels, threatento
eliminate a plantar, animal coin=
munity, reduce the nldmber of restrict
the range of a rare-ori endangered
plant or animal or eliminate important
examples of the major periods 'of
California history Or prehistory?
b "Does the projkrt Have the potential`
to aehieve s1ovi t term benefits to
the detriment. of publicly adopted
lonh-term environmental goals?
c, Does the project Have iMpactrs which
are, individually limited, but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
may impact an two or more separate
resources where the impact on each,
resourca is relatively small, but
where the effect of the total of
those impacts on the environment' is
significant,)
d. Does thp; .pro j.gat Have envi'ronmontal.
offects;which will cause substantial
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adverse ;effects oft human beings,'
either dd.rect:ly indirectly?
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I'Z[; DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
The applicant has provided the .following information about the
prodect and, the surrounding area:
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'Pro ert as Iodated on t{heN.W. orner of Stearnad
and Peng Road (Pentz-Ma' alfa Highway)'.,rhe lot in question is
level comprised of 1.2acres,' faith 'an eight foot cyclone fence
(including barbed wire) around the entire lot.
The soil. I of Aiken clay loam; well stained' to a dark
.reddish brown, down eight feet. There are no plants '6
property, except those 1 planted in boxes along our building.
At present., We operate the Alpine Country Sto`.?e, selli ag ,r
groce'ries,, produce,, beer :and wire, ,and deli. The store is
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Iodated on the southern portion of the property: , We have an
parking lot in front of the s
existingg tore which acoommodates
` approximately, 15, cars.
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The surrounding property is as follows: The S.Wr corner l�
(of
Stearns Road and PenLirRoaa)
has a commercial building; the
S.E. corner has a home
under construction; theN.E. corner is
vacant. 1111 'these properties are presently Zoned`N-C (Neighborhood
Commercial): The rest of the area irlmediately surrounding my
r, '
property is residential. My store has been .here same 20 years.'►
Supplemental information:
Four oak trees, 3Q to 40 feet higYi, are located on the western
Portion of the site ,dust within tho fence line.
The arking area in :front of the store ('eastern poxti on of t;he
site is paved:.'
Roadside drainage ditdhes;' lie along the propor't;yy frontages on
Stearns road and 'Peutz Road. Watural drainage is to the west
toward Dr;i `Creek., a distance of about 2000 feat. 'Surrbunding
vegetate on and vilcll fca habitat in typ,idal of, the Transa t on Life
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Zone -. bonder, 2! 'pine. Douglas fir, ,sugar pixie, incense cedar,
blaclt oafs mangy Mita various ,shrizias; etc..
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The Bat, to,, County-Geitar"al P1 ani desigrtatior� for this': site is medx wn
low densii,y reslden. ial. The 8.1 earner. of the",intersection has'
the same designation Low density vos� dentias use � s designated
`S.W.
fox the corner and retail Oommercry a1 forthe T.E. comely.
Appen. , x F- page f
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Dot:ty Moir
wtoctor of 'Pl.ttnnitfs
g t to, t�].snafn Ctyaiatnissfuti
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S!ol,luWng is 'ti surnary of 010 $Ip totut•bs n�Gntcllefl
p'rut:osC rib t1lo retani.ng by Mark and jotin,o4te iicywo,r h
of the p oporty it; the northti osL dtjimar of e Learn iidi,
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And Pefit:z-�a,sg�i.in ti;S,gSicray (;�rl - 54-24"l
SLesrns Rond 17
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pnnk7, Road 27'
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hart'tsuit. toad, 20
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION s
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MINUTES - February V.) 1980
;:b8 q.. Mark, and, Jeanette Heyworth -Rezone from "N -C" (Neahbr ',
80 "C-Cn (Community-Go�?mercx�a�-) p pl y
k�ood-Commercial,) to
located on the nortYiv,�est corne of Stearns Road and 1'entz
particu-
Magali.a Highway, identified as AP 54-24-11, more
larly described as.
A17, :that oertai:ri real property situate "in the County' of
fol
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Butte, State of Caiarnoaoncthatdcertanlmap entasi
itled;
'Lot
A portion of 5, being a, subdi.vision.•
,official Map of the Stearns Tram.,. R4P M.B.B• & M.�
of the, SW quarter of Section 19. T22N, _
County California , which map. was filed in the
of
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Butte the Coun, State
office af'the Recorder of ty of Butte
A. of Maps tat page
a
0ali forna, dune 12, 1922 in Book
14 particularly described as foli^'res=
' Lot 5, dis-
Commenrn� at a point on the S lir ,x of said
N 88 55 W 24.83 ft. from the SE, corner of said
line
a
tant
Lot: ,5;.'thence N 1 05' E and paralle'7 with the W
11, 1214.06 E and parallel to'the
of said Lot 5, ft. ; thence
line of said Lot 244.79 ft. more or less to a poet
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S
in _the centerline of the Country, Road as 'shown on Said
the centerline; of said: road, being
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map; thence along
also the Easterly line of said Lot 5, Southeasterly
218.45 ft. more or lens, to 'the SE corn"er of said',
'thence Westerly along said"S h.ne.y 284.83 ft.
Lot 5,
to the Point of beginning.
or, less, Paradise..,
Containing 1.2acres; more
43-2-58g.
Co mm ssioner Max asked to be excubed from an) discuss on or action.,
'
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on this mat•i:er
Larry, Brooks read "staff :findings and commented that there was in file'
in_oppos.ition to the proposal.
ape xtioh with 203 sigriatur;es
Earl:Nel.son said that the u"sesiresently allowed were so similar oto -
allow that an impact report was iot,
those" that this xezoniing, wouid
�
warr�'nted-.
Proponexitst Neil McCabe, a Chico" attorney repxesentng t}e app licant,
improved' the appearance of the
said that his client had certainly
that henow 'desired to expand his opexal:ion to'.
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subject property and
makeit more economically viable by the ,construction"off minx -"storage
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unit a Laundromt.
and a
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Ma }ieywor' h 5531 pentz Road, added that :he had a petition signed;
his establishment`and'signe;d the
by some 30 people who had come into
tion 'because they waited the 'extra serVic,es available in 'theea,
petxtx ' o
s_sgne
and"further Chat indivi:dualsin the same hr had
petitions.
so $ "oke in favor of 'the project: "
Prank Vasquez; 236;9 Stearns :Road,, a1 p
Opponents:
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BUTTL.COUNTY'PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES -.February 27,
ti
Maurice Smith, ;1849 'Mosier Lane, said tf; area reside,rits had fought long
and liar d' to preserve the integrity of t1'iis area and they wrr.,.e, of posed
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to expansion of the ,present commercial rise and also iearful''of future
development over which thore would be n6 control under the Proposed ;
zoning, particularly if there s];o:ild he, a change, in ownership,i
Lee H. Ikehorn, 1883: Marywood Drive, roviewed the. efforts of area
residentssomeyears ago when this intersection of Stearns and Pentz
Roads was rezoned to H-C and some 400 acres,surxounding it°was zoned
to R=l in an effort to protect the area. He asked that the zoning not
be changed,. Later, ��arbara Odd', 1872 Marywood Drive, echoed Mr.
Ikehorn's statements and added that their concerns would be 01
p hution,
traffic and noise.
Rudy Jensen, 1687 Stearns Road, sp�eakirrg for' at Feast 120,6 the most
active members o£ the South east Paradise Homeowner! Association, said
they were unalterably opposed, andadded that recently 3 homes had been
constructed on the southeast corner of this intersection--another
indication that the area',hould not go commercial.
In rebuttal, Mr. McCabe refuted an'earlier statement that the property
under coasideration is, for sale. He also said that they were open to
suggestions that would enable his client to ;proceed with ,his yerypmodest-
plans for development,and still protect the area.>`
Comm ssioners;Lamberl, suggested that a PAC might be a possible solution.
Commissioner Wheelq,± thought that sufficient control could exercized
.'be
thxoughthe CC pIaY( review procedure.
The hearing was c1osed. Commissionex Bennett, commented that this
problem will untxn'lately be decided,-by the Paradise Town Council, made
a motion to deny.. His motion'was seconded by Commissioner Lambert.
.AYES: Commisslol�ttr�.r Lambert, Bennett ;and Chairiman Gilbert.
NOES:Commissioner-Wheeler
ABSTATNING Commissioner Mart:
Motion carried-..
Theappeal; procedure' was eacplai.ned.,
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s shown on thatcerba�.n map `en"
A poral on of Lot' g4�Of
titled "Official the Stearns Tract, being a
subdiVision of the SW )4 of Fed. 19 T229.11 R4B MUM,
.Bu (riOXliivv Ca].:i ferns a�� WhS ch map was f i.led J1 the
office of, bhe N.ecorder o the County of Batte, Statg
of California, June 12, 1522 in Book "A" oa' Mapa at;
page X14, par. tioular7y d'scribeci as folovis . .
Commencing a8 aL point of the, S liue of raid Zob �v
distant N 88 55' W 284 8"� ft. from the S, c0rbOr °of
said Lot 5; thence 9 1 05' L grief parall.01 With the
W 7.1no of said, Lot 5, 214.06 fb. ; theLYu : L an parallel
to the S line of said Lot 2441.:79 fit. mo�,e or leaf to
a point in' bhe centerline of the 000nty Poad as shown'
on say d map; thence along thol Conterl' 40 OX, said road.,
being also the easter-ly line of said `Lot Gj $outhea�sb--
Orly, 218.4i ft; � more oar lass, to the, 8y' corner of said
Lot 5, thence westerly along aid 6 lixis, 284.83 ft.
to the 1 hint of begalziwig,
Containing 1.?_ to res, more' or fess, Paradise.
The above mentioned applications, peti.tinras, maps, drtif'>; en-
vironmental impact report's and/or negative ;reports are on f�lQ
and available for public vle' 23g at the office of the u,tte
County Plai ing ;Depaa~ bl—vat, 7 County Center. Drive, droville,
California Environmental Impact Reports ave also available
at college and dount;Y libraries.
PARADISE TO VIN COUN01r,
WAiV II[TMn1.t
MAYOR
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Paradise
Date Aetion ROVO4tecl; 12/27/80
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PA_C Might ben possible solution Gommiss.ionor Wheolot `4hought-
that stxf ic:iont coAtrol could he exercized ,through the CC plain;
relview procedure:
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