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HomeMy WebLinkAbout055-500-004� ` P .. J* . • � r � � w n .F - � e .. _ fin, ' a oa ... t � , � � , O • ' _l�j J�.' •'.i � • � � ^ • � VI e .. • � / � I _ ,� �' � � ... ,( �.( . A' � ' . e n ' 6A . 0 � •' .. ' ' �}! ' '. �� ` �P i ,► , • e,�� � � � (( �,1 gym. I � i 1 �'�1 F � ., �� + 1,4 t �I e ., ' r,.,.. < <' { a �,s�a.. 4 � � � _ � R. �.. "^ PLANNING COMM ION SUMMARY SHEET -VOR ^LAODI'V'ISIONS APPLICANT Walter Zahnd Log486-03-11-01 ADDRESS 2.17 Valley View Dr., Paradise, CA 95969 C3w-'NER Same - TPM'to divide 20 acres to create 4 5 acre PAOJECT DESCRIPTION parcels. LOCATION parcels on the westerly side of Meadowsong Dr, approx. 13001 southwesterly,,;of its intersection with Clark Rd., Paradise ----------------- j' SESSORv S PARCEL NUMBER (S) 5i5-50-4 ZONING A-S., U _GENERAL PLAN^ Ag-Resi PROJECT CONSISTENT? GENiERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE IWORT DA TE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE LANDCONSERVATION .ACT CONTRACTS? 'DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED-17:-86 .AGENSierra Wena SurveyingT/SURVEYOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: ADDRESS. 5437 81ack Olive Dr.f Paradise, CA 95969 DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE FILED DETERriINA'I'ION DETDATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED,AND : L: MITIGATED NEG. DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED ENV. IMPACT REPORT .» DATE CERTIFIED STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NO. SUB: COMMITTEE MEETING DATE_ ADVISORY AGENCY HEARING DAV'j- ADtr'ISORY AGENCY ACTION APPEAL 1,4flA:RING DATE APEALED BOARD ACTION CCiW2M9 FOR PLANNING DIRECTOR' S 3: Assessor's Parcel Number(s) ": S 4 Proposed Use-7S1AEPVr The following, items are to be completed by the Planning,Depart�ent: Curr6at zoning A -;-5� , ey6 CJ Land Conservation Agreement �e General Plan Designation AG v- Applicable Conditional Criteria- Not Applicable Agricultural -Residential YES No 1. Agricultural Compatibility K 2. Water & Sewer'Capacity 3. Adequate Fire Facilities. 4. Road Capacity & Maintenance —" 5. Access to Commerc,Lal & Schools x Orchard & Field Crops Co 1. Predomincnt 5-10 Ac. Parce]. Size 2. Vicinity of Urban Boundaries 3. Agric. viability not impaired Staff Determination; Project does, does not, substantially conform to the General Plan and zoning. Comments L %i287d=�-t� . s rrsY1�pP l �ais942-U.Q��-, G Staff Signature Date AS THE APPLiCOT FOR` THR MQUESTED 'LAND DIVISION, I AM AWARE OF THE Aso'VR TAF DETERMINATION RNSAR.DING THc CONpORMANCB CaITH TETE GENW, AND ZO IVG. �.- Dated . � t Signature of Applcat'" LD 1000 (revised 6-80) This is to advise that the _Butte C has approved the above-described projectaottge1�cy ul 5 l2° 86 ble Agency) hat, made (Datethe following determinations regarding the abova-described, project: 1, The project: c.i311, JLwUl not, have a significant effect on the environment. 2• _ An Environmental. Impact Report was prepazed for this project pursuant to the provisions of CE -QA A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA._ 3. Mitigation treasures were, here not, made a condition of the approval of the project. 4, A statement of overriding coil siderations was' ,was not, adopted for this project This is to M tify that the final. EIR with Comments and tdgPohses and record of project approval is available to the general public 4t: Butte County Planning Department I County Center Drive a OfficePlahn and Res arch 00 �'RC�M c Butte County TenthStreing Sacramento, CA 95814 nn Jtg pai$!fl�en out y me Dr e Or rov lle, CA 9595 X County Clerk County of Butte S TB,?ECT Filingof Notice of Determination or 21.152 of the IIHEA !f 2'M, BECKK Counly Clerk in complir nce witk.1��1 2 08 Public resources Code. Uepuly Project Title AP 9 Name Tentative Parcel Map 55-50-04 Walter Zahnd �. State Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number. cif subr<,'tte'd to Clearinghouse) Public Works John Mendonsa 534-4266 Project Location On the northwest side of west of its :intersection with IgeadoWsong Drive, 1100 feet Clark Road, Parad:.se. Project Desiption crTentative Parcel. Map dividing four 5 -acre _n 20 acres to create parcels, This is to advise that the _Butte C has approved the above-described projectaottge1�cy ul 5 l2° 86 ble Agency) hat, made (Datethe following determinations regarding the abova-described, project: 1, The project: c.i311, JLwUl not, have a significant effect on the environment. 2• _ An Environmental. Impact Report was prepazed for this project pursuant to the provisions of CE -QA A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA._ 3. Mitigation treasures were, here not, made a condition of the approval of the project. 4, A statement of overriding coil siderations was' ,was not, adopted for this project This is to M tify that the final. EIR with Comments and tdgPohses and record of project approval is available to the general public 4t: Butte County Planning Department I County Center Drive Walter Zahnd_ TPM, AP455--50--04 Mitigation Measures 1. Limit cut and fill to 2 ft. maximum. Installation of culverts are exempt from this restrictJ,on . 2. Reseed all exposed cut banks 3. Place note on map: Install '" spark arresting mesh screen oa fireplace chimneys. 4 Place note on map; Roofing and siding to be constructed of fire resistant materials. 5. Peace note on map: Meet requirements of the Butte County Piro Department for clearance of vegetation around structures. TO. Butte County Advisory Agency FROM,. Planning Director SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel Map of Walter Zahnd on AP 55-50-04 DATE April 90, 1985 This is €a proposal to divide 20 acres to create 4 parcels. The present zoning is U (Unclassified) and A-5 (Agricultural - 5 acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this area; ms Agricultural -Residential. There aria+ no specific or community plans for the area. The proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor any, adopted or proposed element of the Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific or community plan. The property is within the Paradise Airport Clear Zona. .According to f ALUC at-Affr development of 1 dwelling unit per 5 acres complies with Airport lurid use policies. Most of the property was zoned A-5 August 1980 by Ordinance 2181.. West of Section 35 the property is zoned "U", by Ordinance 2488 September 17, 1985. Two approved dwelling units are oii-sitie # a mobile home installed about 1960 and a house constructed 1951 Recti .m6nd approval subject to the following Mitigation Measures to be noted on the map: - 1. Limit cut and fill to 2 ft. maximum,.»a,, 2. Reseed all exposed cut banks. S. Install 1/2" spark si^resting mesh screen on fireplace chimneys. 4 . Roe+fin" and aicting to be constructed of fire resistant materials. 5. is ov.dead vegetation wii:hin B0 the tructures. LMT.�r cc: walter 24hnd r Sierra West Surveying SIERRA WEST SURVEYING LICENSED LAND SURVEYING, 5437 Black Olive Drive - Paradise, CA 95969 Phone. (916) 877-6253 Buffe CO. Planriftig Conm County of Butte APR 3 )b66 Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Raraville, W-`crsila Oroville, GA_ 95965 Laura aura TQttle RE: Zahnd, 'Parcel 1 a AP #55"50-04 Dear Laura: In ,response to your letter dated, March 25, 1986, we hereby submit the Pdllowing: ITEM #1 : Grading to be limited to 20 cuts. All exposed out banks to be i;eseeded, !TtM g14: r1easures to reduce riro hazards - place the follow- ing note on map: 1) Install !�" spark-arrosting mash screen on fireplace chimr.eys* 2) Roofing and siding to be constructed. of Piro -resistant materials. 3) Remove dead vogetation within 301 of 'Iie Should you have any questions regardin-" S matter, please call vrito. SirloorlK�yj. ,j '0 I3fi'.0,A 'WEST SURVEYING Tl.:omas Wrinkle T'R'Wk J� Ali[)ENvIa l COt1NTY OF B►JTTC AL ENVIRONMENTCHEGI(LYS`' FORM "_ Leau Agency) e complete��Y to (Logy f 86-03--11-01 AP # 55-50-04 I BACKGROUND . Name of proponent WALTER 'ZAHND 2. Address of proponent and representatsve (if applicable) Walter Zahn d � 217 �Ialley View Drive � 5437 131ack 0 , ve . Paradise, CA_95969paradi5e CA 95969 3, px'oject description Tentative Parcell Map -�— TT. D1ANI)ATOI?Y FIND7NG5 OF STGNIrTCANCU ----� a, Does the Project dive the potential to bstantiallyY reducelte duality o.f the environment, su the habitat or a fish or jrildlife species, cause a ;Gish or Wildlife population to drop below sel'n sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict elle ratyge o�f a rare or endangered plant or animal OT eliminate important examples of the major periods of California history or prehistory? b. Does the project have the potential. to achieve short -terns benefits to the detriment of long-term, environmental goals? (A short-term impact oil the environment is one which occurs in a relatively brief period of time while long-term impacts Will endure into the :.futur'e.) G. Does the project have iMi0acts which aro individu aux. l imi tads but c�umulativrwly considerable? (A y project may 'impact on two or 11110i'0 Separate resotrl•oes where the impact On each resource is relatively 4 small., brat where the ot- ect. of the total of those , imp oil the k?tivirennlent is siin'ficant.) �-- cl. floes the project have el v.i.ronlnental errects 'which Will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings; either Lill-cetl,y or lnoireetly? ITT1)11"i T R iTN,�'PTON ("Co lee Gongll et ec1 15y the Lead ,Agenct'y) Oil the basis or tltis iilnl ev"-luutttn,� Si l'J1VC find the proposed clYitictNl tlA'i'TVTtI.I)F('3,ARA1"T0N1' have -tWi llclbe� prepilred ct 'Oil tilt., GI11 t rOnmCtlt , � n .. 1/Mi find th[It� thtiloug eon cittpitthe el)�valtCnotobed11 $1;nificnntCx calls e t`fect a e flee t in r�tr slleatehcrv�:�heent�a itlr dt io�Ath t�ii io e'atl, AeNhCAT1�Vi ��rt the n_ttach 1)l CLA1tA'1ION will be prepat'e'o , 1 jltit rind the lel°apo �c�tl prcl ji�c t MA)' dove a si l;ni t"ic �rnt c i'Cert oil a.. rr►1d ate UAlltr)Nb11NCttlw 1%1t'AC`t' 1tCiVOI T is requivoel .. y 1►nent, C;t)ttN"i`Y t"flx llU`C,vl' PLANNTNG DVPAI7`1'M8N"C' the cftvi 1'0l T,aura 1`%I u tle Ass . ate Planner µ2- 9ACTS I TV. ENVIRONMENTAL (Explanations of all ryes" and "maybe'' answers are required on attached sheet(s)) 1., EARTH. Will the proposal result in signif:i.cant YES' --Unstable a. MAYBE No earth conditions or in changes in geologic 5ubstructunes? b, I Disruptions, displacertients, compaction or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface " relief features? d Destruction, covering or modification of any ._._., unirup geolcgi,c or physical features? _ e Incl'V�hse in wind, X or water erosion of soils, eit?,e;r' on- or off-site? f. Chan;;ges in deposition or erosion of beach `�- sands, or changes in siltation, deposition ,. or erosion which may modify the channel of a river ar Stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? g. Lo�s of primcltt rally pareas�oducti*re soils e ted `- `- outside ia urban h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, `.des, mud- slides, ground failure or similar hazards? 2. AIR, Will the proposal, result in substantial: a Air emissions `, . or deter�.ora,,, �. ,n air quality? n of ambient b. The creation of objectionable odors smoke or fumes? ' c. Alteration of air movement, moistures or `- tempnsrature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally 3 WATER. Will 'the proposal result in substantial; a. Chaw:—es in currents, or the course ordi:, ,..tion of water m0veDhOnts in either marine or fres hers ? a b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, -' or the rate a nd amount of surface runoff'? c.- Need for 'off-site surface drainage improve- ments, including vegetation removal_, channel- ization or culvert lns'tallation? d. Alterations to tI1e course or flow of flood y' ri Waters? Change 4 e. in the amount of surface water in any water Discharge ge f, into surface waters, or in any ."`. alteration of surface • water quality, including but not limited to temperatures dissolved oxYgP,o or turbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or mate of flog }( of ground waters ? h . Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters either through direct additions or with- ` drawals, or through interception of an agUifer by_ cuts or exdavati.on:0 i. Reduction in the amount of iqater otherwise' available for public water supplies? J. Exposure of people or property to water related hazards such as flooding? µ2- YES MAYBE NO 4. PLANT LI.FB Will, the, proposal result in substantial; a. Mane in the:,diversity of species, or number of arr/ species of plants (including.trees, shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? b, Reduction .of the numbers ,of any unique, rare or endangered, species of plants? c. Introduction of new species of plants into an area,, or in a bar^ier to the' normal replenish- ment of existing species? d. Reduction, in acreage of any agricultural crop? S. ANIMAL LIFE.. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. C ange in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or,endangered species of animals? }� C. Introduction of new species of animals into an area, or result in a, barrierto the migration or movement of animals? d. Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? 6. NOISE. Will, the proposal result in substantial: a. Increases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? 7+ LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce significant light and glare? )( 8. LAND USE Will the proposal result in a substantial alteration of the present or planned land use of an a --ea? 9, NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in Substantial: a. Increase in the rete Of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any non-tonewable natural resources? 10, RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve: a: A risk of explosion or the release of hazard- ous substances (including, but not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? b: Possible interference with an emergency response plan, o -r emergency evacuatiun plan? 11. POPULATION: Will the proposal alter the location, lstrx ution, density, or growth rate of the human population �.. 12. HOUSING. Will the proposal: affect existing housing, or create a clemanl for additional housing? A 4 ENERGY. Will the proposal result in YES MAYBE NO b. S'ubst:tntial increase in demand upon existing 13`. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will„the proposal sources of energv, or require the development -rre,5ult' in,; of new sources 61 energy? a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle UTILITIES, Will the pa•oposal result in a need for movement. new systems, or substantial alterations to the b :. Effects on existing parking facilities, or following demand for new parking? a. Power or natural gas?( c. Substantial impact on existing transportation b-. Communications systems? systems? C. Water availability: d. Significant alterations to present patterns d. Sower or septic tank.? of circulation or movement of people and/or e. Storm water drainage? goods?, f. Solid waste and disposal.? e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or, air traffic? HUMAN HEALTH, will the proposal result in. `'"x`Lw• f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, _. ai, reataof any health hazard l : be cla.sts pedestrians? Y yr p R_ 14. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect h. Exposure of people to potential health upon, or result in a need for new or altered governmental services: AE8"...ETIC8. Will the proposal, "result in the a. Fire protectio_n'? `obs:M zr�t on of any scenic vista or view open to b. Police protection' the public) or will the proposal result in the G c Schools?„ creation of an aesthetically offensi.Ve site open d. Parks or other recreational facilities? to public view? e e,. Maintenance of public facilities,, including Cr f. Other governmental services? 1-5. ENERGY. Will the proposal result in a. Use of substantial amounts of fue.L.or energy? R b. S'ubst:tntial increase in demand upon existing sources of energv, or require the development of new sources 61 energy? 16. UTILITIES, Will the pa•oposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following a. Power or natural gas?( b-. Communications systems? C. Water availability: d. Sower or septic tank.? e. Storm water drainage? f. Solid waste and disposal.? 17. HUMAN HEALTH, will the proposal result in. _. ai, reataof any health hazard l : health hazard excluding mental health)? h. Exposure of people to potential health 18. AE8"...ETIC8. Will the proposal, "result in the `obs:M zr�t on of any scenic vista or view open to the public) or will the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offensi.Ve site open to public view? aF YES; MAYBE NO; 19. RECREATION. Still `the proposal result in an impact upon the quality or Quantity of existing recreational opportunities? 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES. a. Will the proposal result inthe alteration of or the destruction of a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? X;_ b. Will the proposal, result in adverse phys:ca3 Or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object? c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a.physical change which would affect unique ethnic cultural Values? ;C d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious' or sacred uses 'within the potential impact area?.. V. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 55-50-04 See attached. D'IScussSJ . DE _NVII.S[3irL`AFEN1't' L EVAL:t16-t``Iotj AP 55-50-04 i 1 b : Disruption and oVerrcover i ng of the soil star face Is, est i matad at i I/S acres. 1c: bradino should noz be extensive given the terralo. However, any out and Pill should be 'limited to PI maximum. 1 ta: Stover Soil Series is charactiur i' zed by a high t,,�os l on potential.LimitIn� facilities tcut will and reduce eros i on-rg l ated idmpacts : maintaining i drainage 8b, Surface vaatet- t't.,4aio f f may increase sliqWyi No of i -road drainage Improvements will be required ahs Project to be .served by Individual 'wells. 4a: Some clearing of vegetation ten be expected prior to c y'1 ort to is designated ,Nc -Residential, zoned A-5 and Unclassified. t o the 03enera l Plan Conformance Reriort, all five conditional cr< _r 1 a are met, All parcels must be : t minimum of 5 acres to comply H 1 th the zor- i ng . Oo l y one homes i to It permitted per parcel. Approval of' the ` ontat i ve Parcel Map with more than one dwe l 1 i ng oar parte 1 4 �' w -carry forward a nonconforming use, 1 hs propel-ty is within the Paradise Airport deprart kjre zone ALUC will no,(,, b+- necessary, rrvr� i c5 rrr�i�t at 1 d .ta. �. ac « i s cor►3 r stent with this 1 An ; Review by 1 't This, d i v l l; i ort will pi-omote development on the fr li` ges of Paradise. 13*- 1'eleadowsorlt,t IS a we l l r -Mal etc i ned paved road its only drawback is Its wldth� 8-f2 feet, and lack of drainage zt should be substantially upgraded prior to allowin�l fort -heel- lots off It. Add i t l oval demand wi l 1 Increase the chances of two tsars meet l ng .„'t,d being unable to pats- 181, ass.>1S1, Clave l oi.,mert t at '1 d. u . ✓5 ac,. should not have any negative effect on Pa►wad l sa Airport.. 144 t The nearest year-round staffed fire sttat i on Is •115a ► nine miles riortl . i)a,5, FI ve m 1 l es north x 1 s on'! y sas_.:;or aI . Access to the station i% adequate, given circulatlon Measures should be taken t reduce f l ro ha ardst • Inst,a 1 l a 1/2-01 spark--arrestlno mesh Screen on f l reap i ace chi coneys and wood -burning, stoves. • Rob f i no and s 18 1 ng to be constructed o f f 1 re -ret i sten`: r►iater t r. I t. 6: _ Il Appl lcant" Walter Zahnc! 4Aissessor's 'Parcel i 55"50-04 Lag 1# 8b�0�-X11-t11, A SWEE'1° A projp-ct Description �1 Type of Project:Lend dI v I s ton . y 2 Brlef Description•« Creating four parcels of 5 acres each. 3. Location On the northwest side of Mcadowsong Drive, 1100 feat 'west of Its 1 rite-.sLlct i on with Clark Road, Parted i se . 1. Proposed, Density of DevePl opment= 'I d'. w. J5 ac. 5 Amount ofImpel v i otos Su1;14'ac iiia 1-1/8 acre m0X I multi 6. Access analNearest Pub1 1 c Roads)*- Access off Clark Goad w l e MaadoAsonq Drive. 7. Method of Sewage Di-sposal: Septic system. S. Source of Water Suppl y .'' I r d i 'v i dwa l well : 9. Proximity of Power Liners: To orlglnal parcel 1.0. Potential for further land di vi sl ores and dewel opment: Division w 1 1 1 allow construction of throe: s i tool ems- f 4m i ly mouses. F3. t��Y.Lr^ortttrci'1"Iv�i l Sett i nn - i . 'terrain a. General ropooraptii c, Character= R01 1 n0 r i d0a land. b,, Slut-.)est a-7V6 a. i+letsfatla-i: '1320-1400' d. L i vi l t i no F actorst'. None Soils :a. `f'ylpes and Characterlsti »s Stovor 20-40", dark brown, 1 oam: $ 1,ieavy o f tly loam $ moderate pot-Memb i l l ty y Well drait i:nDs, medium sta1tab1llty fot- ext"�onslve ranoe Use. r b. L i ifl t;.l rio i=aci:ou- Rork outfit"dpy. Naturol Hazords of the Land a. Earthet.laicc Zone= Moderate; 1w2 m11es north of infect^eel FaLi1 t; b Erosion Po'tent'ial High a. Lands'l i do 'Potent i Fal t Low bo Moderate,. d. P l re Hazard". 1,110h to 1= xtrome e . Soil Potentio'll. Low. 11ydro1o0y a. Sue Ivaco Water. i title ov i dent on s l te. ti. Gt• ouridwatef' Unknown re--Source c m Cera 1 rtagc C lharaot:er i sl: i cs : Ira 1 rls oiai:i-strutl iwest d. Amilial tea r it ro l '1 (hot-mal).` 4i,.-46" 5. c ( f 30al ra V 1 SUa1 /St0h l d. L'i Itt l t:11'tg t i:y = Pa l r, l i m 1 i:ed vistas l rtt;orrt.iptod by houses. -gam 6. Acoustic Quality: Excellent 7. Air Quality= Goad S Vegetation: California Scrub Oak, Poison Oak, California Y erbt3 Santa, Wh i tel eaf Manzsn i to Common Manzan l tta } Toyon . 9. W.i l ul l fe Habitat". Good,, ..Cul taaral .`��d,i_L.S3iw.131leix. 1'0 , Archaeological and N l star i cal Resources 'i n tho areat' tow including unknown. 11 Butte County General Plan designation". AgricwIturaI-Residential 12. Exi st i'ng Lon i no•A-5 nUft 13. Existing Land Use on-site. S i n s l e^- f,am i l Y dvIe l 1 i ng,a 14. Surrounding Area*. a. Land loses Rural t�esidential, boarding ranch, vine,yard,. law. Zoning'. A-5, "U." s Paradise. c.; Gen. Plan designations; Agricultural -Residential: d. ParcO Sizes: Pockets of 5 -acre porcols surtcounded by large C80-200+ acre) pat -cels. e Population '15. Character of Si to and Area: Pastoral 16. dearest Urban Area. Patwad i :se , 1-/- 2-=112 miles M Real evai'lt Sphere.- or Influence', ', 16. 'Improvements ty :indards Urban Area= nl'a. 19. F l r•e Protoct i ut t service,.* n Nearest County ( State) Fire Station't 033 � 9 miles 'north: it,S5 seasonal 5 nil 1 es r or th. b. Water Ava i 'i oti l l i ty c Ertg i ne capacity, 90. Schools in Area: 0,8r8d l sa Unified School Dist -r i ct.