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Ala I it p% 7 7 N1 TTXG COMMISSION + SUP ; �i.M.AR dNEET �'OR ,LAND DiVTSIONS Gaal and Gar. y Parrish (c/a Bachman)Locg489-06-015-02 <sr .iREISS 0 3012 Esplanade, Chico, CA 95925 itifER - Sante z iJECT'DESCRIPTION Tentative Parcel Map to divide 10 acres to create 2 ;p,arcels of 5 acres each. L,�1t,IOLJ on the east side of Vilas Road, approx. 0.7 miles north of intersection of Vilas Road and Sleepy Valley Road, Cohasset area. ;,_=,0Z08OAvS PARCEL NOMEE,R(S) 56-08-=64 zM11yG FR-5 GENERAL PLAN Ag-Rosi _ PROJECT CONSISTENT? ,r,1,B7MRAL PLAN CONEOP44 ANCE REPORT May 30, 1989 DATE OP APPLICANT 'SIGNATURE Iu CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? 9LP-SIE APPLICATION .RECEIVED June 15, 1989 �X7NT/8URV,8LOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: C.W. Bachman :Ii►!RESBa' 30.2 Esplanade; Chico; CA 95926 n �r e, OA:Ts PL•AN1�i,YNG DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED: 5W41RGNMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXk'.M'TION DATE �'xLED AND :DATE j1L4EGVrIVE DECLARATION w DATE ADOPTED MITIG,ATI:D NEG. DECLARATION DATE ADOP!1`!:;D .ENV. IMPACT REPORT -* DATE CE'RTIVIED • S'P.ATE' t�LEART?iGHttifJSls' NO.. .w,�..,�... SUB. COMMITTEE MEETING DATE AOVT'SORy AGBNCY HEI' r_. C IG BATE ADVISORY AGEMCY MUTTON: tmv,' K e`�E EAT,EC1` APS AL RVIAR,ik+lC' DATE WA fi y1.. -. !.y_.u'�..__ w•rr�.'_ .._---w4W�w.Nw,_..,. r_` l ..:.. , yy ,.. .,. y.—... , ..y...,.._:. W rrrrariw• "w..i.a�! l;o!"348MT3 VOR PLR' N"VIN DT:RECTORIS RE ORT a� lh . _ 4 � , I�;r� I B�rfhe C'•o. Riennx7n� giurt,, t �. ; 1'r:TATxvL P1iRCCL I�C�Tr, JUS. -198 r. � .�r"tr�t�rArt�r :7UIsllI`JI , r�rl WAIV;3,l7 APPLICA`riori ( T=I.:raou cllco.k azpr iprit ve box) 01 C ATPLTC.4 IT: Gailand^..E'tta�lm rro; 342-4i3��9 1 A • i , 1 Y� 'f'ki DDRESSz 307.2 Esplanade,� Chico, CA '95926£ Fc: _ same as applicant- _ T ONE 1.70: 'Y"'GlrTEER OR SURVEYOR.- C,W. Bachman PHONE NO:34 -AlaC_ :?JiRxSS: 307.2 Esplanade, ,Chico4 CA 95926 Ie"111L dOTICEl' Ole HrARTI G TOAppiican�d EnaitLe_er 1�wA'iI Gri OF I'1trJF'f1i'["1: 1`OIrIIlaf l I P 2 N RANG 7 F SECTIOiY� Azr=,FSSOR'S PARgtI, TiLTNBM: 56-08-64 TOTAL ACREAGE 10 arses .-' . ASE S"Ir- -111 PRE.LIMI1,RRY' TI`I'LI: RCPO"iT OR MTENT P)LTC�' OF TITLE INSURAl'ME '•.p ed within last six months) WTD% APPLIMMON, 111DICATE BELOW THE DATE tr.:;:j RECIOP.DITTO INFORI ITION BY WHICH 'MIS FARTICULAR PARCEL WAS CREATED: L.� r Sega&nbex''28; 1971 BOOK1703 PAGE �I7h YMER Anb SIS !OI' 'PAR Cu. LSt BEING CRE'A'MED (ina]_uding any remainaer): , a"> E w, w ��, z w"� �stSTArICE, TO NA�h21'i�t WATT°�GOk1IfaE UFt SrPOitAiDltAxri: i ,� a` r ; s `;r F.; 30POSl�b 2�wT'TiOb 'OS' :5F,WAG1: BISPOSAt: Sh�7 vi d 1 of is''+ -ter -as .+. .. . (Check with IfLialth Departmr:. t) I h . pO,�� U , sour�c� Or , wAx7;T� ..��.s�lRa L we 11,9 . r:, rC,4:,.rs i ¢{ 1 r •, �tr *x y ;}3'rr��° h r4h..FC. r,. Uh 11 e' alth ve artmen ,�1 DO �V?LCt Al�i3 �''NQ�Y"E rINE3' E ,QST,` TUE. BOU��tl ARY Off' `,PILE ORxGx��AL PATiG'Ei,4'.1es t 7e tM�/K�f 7� ti{.+ltw•f�, }Y W �/ �yy1./�M(, /}V/� �]}�. �����.�y',�}.��} 7� r9 ,+LV' NOT a+E�f/�J. i'J1l�T Ijlt! Vx4/Fi,: i4k l:i.. 1� 1'J{,AWiLti,i fA �.+>O .l E '�1�.l , u�, D, ♦ i � = M li, 1 4 FA i fill , n TAb J.02b'Rev1sC.d 7w24-"60 r • ltbge- 2 t. b�F.,fra' CP NEAR -S FUBLTC, "10-A1, Vi las Road � ��tiY, \r aTSTAUCE; 'TO itE:QItI "'f' J�iI.L`Cf. ft`JAI�: _ �d�acer_t Mor info-+ tin on'rreerewt public road, check witt1 1'ubl:ic Works bcpaLtment) 1.F ACCESS If, BY N,-IMIT-OF-WAY ATTACff DOCUMPIM T-i'M TO��M0 APPLICATION.f IF ACCESS IS BY A RECORMED`11TUVATE RON) EAftW;DT) INDICATE PEED REFEKEPIM: I, 1 C1 :'r: �, * : A �t Pi�1 I�.CCE:f ki S'J1iITY, , THESE MOT nE SFfOSti73 ON zf>� TE dTATIVE A;nP }. s� THE P,ECORDLi'a" DATA. I11DICA,'1 IM BEIf)1r1; VODY I'r1Gb; FtTSTAjfCE, N/ � T]IMP OJ1rrrI, 01' THIS 1,ARCEL CUATED ANY PARCCLS A A.Z.301NING 'VMS IrvxTY7 No SI(l::it00, OF APPLAMUTT SIGNATURE OF OWNER OF RE;COIRD� OFFICE USE ONLY Cnrt�tltte�i�li To Ad.visoiy, Agency: fFLit Take Action Rj.- Alrpaa to Board of Supexvasors f A 1 �' � •� i. " � " � ' ,rte" " 2 { e ,. T r > C' � y '-' }' ry " C! umen{:S; pt o/,7`To 1;a1. ,tee ve�tiY W lit ✓G/1 r / �T w C uR .Q USE ON1,Y Butte County Pl,: ming bept. FteceipZ fl 7 County Canter Drive OrOville, CA 9-965-3397 Applicant (916) 534-4601 Subdivision Name (if applicable' APPEVDIK r,.' ,a 3 Date Filed LAND DIVISIDN APPLICATIONS Supplemental Information for P1�nniTt Dena_tment I. List and describe any other related permit$ and other.public approvals required for, this project, including, those required by city, regional, state and federal agencies: Nane , 2. Proposed scheduling/associated projects: -------------- None k 3. Anticipated incremental development (phasing, of subdivision units, future development plans): k What method wx1l'be.ut37.ized to ,accommodate surface drainage? Describe hog + S [Jh a on -sine and daWnst'ream:drairia a chahnels..will be affected, " t:' n .,% iiS ° C4 T I a T -Y,. 5. Proximit}Y,oi'N�4at; fur^fire fi r k _ ' 8txt'ing,purYaoss J(hy'drants,��pdnds,f; etd,'j 6. Will e xcavation o grading be nece ssary��• �ubac yaYd sestxtn�te): { ' " 0 ' y ti': tions f vel tt� rural a 7 • D3Yec 'er tra properxy ( nd mountainous areas only), ��uskl�.v�b' k.+ �C.�.�f�`i'�'t Y1'"j'� ^'Y"'�,C7}1`%• •nn r i ).k r 1! � °y �• <. ,.� i C. �y"�, � $.: r9 ht oli't`0'A'V l' S+} i4 • x, 1 ci OC `�Ck3Cr{�Cti1c7�$ S�UI� fOx B�OU✓' mile., ' ' ,. a. r E',NZRptf'ltrti'i'At, L4PACTS 1,ND MITIGATION MCASURGS'' -- s,if1cant environmental impacts+associated wi.thl' Identify potentially Sig the land division. What prnjer»t design features or special conditions,' easures) are proposed to alleviate potential of approval (mitigation m environmental. ir9ptzcts. None kriown gng)•1Ft1TA11 SETTING:: a) Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants and animals, and any cultural, historical. or scenic aspects Dec:cribe any existing structures on the site, anti the use of t ,e structures. rp erty R Typical foothill p b) pescribc� the surrounding proper.Oes, including iofc,�mation on plants and animals and any cultural,historical c L' scenic asnects� Indicate the,Cype of land use (residential, commt,,:Cial, Ptc.), Ind in icaity he land use (one -family, apartment houses, shops, depart- ment stores, etc.), and scale .of clsuvelopment (heighi, frontage, setback, rear yard, etc.) -Typical fool --hill property surrounded by 5 and 10 acre parcels. and CL?2TIFiCAT3��4: I hereby certify thatt�ndsinfommationents urequiredished atorethis in the attached exhibits present the initial evaluation to the best of,my ahilitJ, and that the facts, statemenCs and anforreatian,oresented are true and correct - to the best of my knowledge acrd baIief. �. 'd ,I�)c ✓�j�"j k r gjfi____ ��_, a_ '. PJ,'il�l1�E` r For .. 2�115e 5e�ak0.litty� Ari�longer�respon5�s�. � s r e " a E • A, ;6kv, l, ` y .i a d1 r 4 ` iF n* : t':•^ i.�3: f.;.r P,+` w s t�z f ($,���N�rV!0 x� .. i�T.TTTI~ CC3'C_Tr3T'Y � �� r:T-4 Az, T?T Air t PAY G MAS" C)1? T7i3DD VZ CSN M c _ 1 :ta=do4 1-4 to be' completed by applicant: � Q J. hPPLIC1w.'T NA.1,1F AND ADDIUSS: cam_ :A e y n Y'. PROJLCT DESCRIPTION: 5 �T S. hsa ssnV S PARCEL, huTtBF:?(s) : -"' - ` - rJe ; - Arte CO. MTMIngCofnm 4. PROPOSED USE: 5�. 1�-r-c` , i`"rar� �i.Y %C�, S/� . - -- , IIIA! '1 t; 1oon�. Zits follcwin_; items are to be completed by the Planning Department: Drool@. ca k LAPID CONSERVATION AGREE-1ENT: r'.:v':.i?AL tYi�FD IM FIELD C[tOPS WITHIN DEPART ANT OF FISH AND GAME DF''/i LOPt•il:M ZONE: PzP.dc:.:iruL.nt 5-10 ac. Parcel Size c. Vicinity o; Urban Boundaries, WITHIN FLOOD PLAIN: Ag. Viability not impaired WITHIN AREA, SPECIFIC 0% t-eiff Detcr.,;inar.ion., Substantially confor-s to �,� LAM) USI: PLAN: Gr?i:�Pr41 PLAN: 1. Land Use _ .rL� . If Yes, 2. Conservation Nameol' Plan 3. Open Space WITHIN URBAN RESERVE: 4. Safety v e 5..� Noise ` If Y s, -_--- s` 6 Fiou i.n�, Name of Reserve s, ” 'Cir tul lion ,. AIRPOter i4o °USC PLA$!: ` �Xrk,;�txitQ: r+%�i/.�/ ' lir' tc-'/f> 7?J �•z �_ � , . sGtl�'rwalla.ute�� Da � 40 45 T#i"� 1,T+PLZC,IYC 1`O{ xFi R>r(1liCSxiD tan) OLVTSIOii, I'A24 A4iARY: OF T111:MVE S;CAVI? li1-:1'1.*1111ATI014 i:1�tx,d;UZTIiX 71.1", CGi11.101u"•ANM Wylir THE GE.'M\t, PUJI ,W M:1'NG. • 13tcd '' Signature , o: >t�ndr'+. ` ' i.Y 'arid be i `c:, d �« « ' , Will otip ' ! e d � r a nit (6) wnthn i:rom the dut.,�, or. the stuff sirtjatuia.% LD' 1900A (Mvisiad 6-87) r S.0?ICtFL'Li3F1,',-:Zi 3xD :iT7.4L `ES NO It is recc=ended that you per`ozm the AEticultuial Compatibility following checked items: hater and Sealer Cap C, _ ARCEkr-OLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK > 1 Adoouate Fire'F'acili.ties' _— ti BOTANICAL SURVEY . Read C„iaa ity and i,aintenance GEOLOGIC.kL SURVEY Z�. Acco s to Co=ur..ial and SchoolsYEa P Ir0 tYi�FD IM FIELD C[tOPS WITHIN DEPART ANT OF FISH AND GAME DF''/i LOPt•il:M ZONE: PzP.dc:.:iruL.nt 5-10 ac. Parcel Size c. Vicinity o; Urban Boundaries, WITHIN FLOOD PLAIN: Ag. Viability not impaired WITHIN AREA, SPECIFIC 0% t-eiff Detcr.,;inar.ion., Substantially confor-s to �,� LAM) USI: PLAN: Gr?i:�Pr41 PLAN: 1. Land Use _ .rL� . If Yes, 2. Conservation Nameol' Plan 3. Open Space WITHIN URBAN RESERVE: 4. Safety v e 5..� Noise ` If Y s, -_--- s` 6 Fiou i.n�, Name of Reserve s, ” 'Cir tul lion ,. AIRPOter i4o °USC PLA$!: ` �Xrk,;�txitQ: r+%�i/.�/ ' lir' tc-'/f> 7?J �•z �_ � , . sGtl�'rwalla.ute�� Da � 40 45 T#i"� 1,T+PLZC,IYC 1`O{ xFi R>r(1liCSxiD tan) OLVTSIOii, I'A24 A4iARY: OF T111:MVE S;CAVI? li1-:1'1.*1111ATI014 i:1�tx,d;UZTIiX 71.1", CGi11.101u"•ANM Wylir THE GE.'M\t, PUJI ,W M:1'NG. • 13tcd '' Signature , o: >t�ndr'+. ` ' i.Y 'arid be i `c:, d �« « ' , Will otip ' ! e d � r a nit (6) wnthn i:rom the dut.,�, or. the stuff sirtjatuia.% LD' 1900A (Mvisiad 6-87) r Gary and Gail it Parrish. Date May 29, 1989 Project Parcel Mari — f 56-08-6a 1. E/isl:ing use (°.) of the land vacant a 2. Proposed use: (s) of the Lind single family residential 3, i°-provcmentw, proposed (See Ch. 20-21 County Code) 4. Pulclic areas proposed nQn-e "i Planning Department VAtEt CRY & Tsl� Environmental Etenith Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP,:b 56-08-64 ° Attn: J. Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on'map) — Butte Cr;unty Sheriff ' .L PG&E (check title report for easement) r` , Pacific Bell Butte County,,Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large1Tap",in.cabinet) " S qoI D ` str.� c � (w 11 map, E a Water Company Vif individual wells are not indicated'1'n" application or map} ti~' 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 (`hrmalito area NE of river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. to lake) Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) Buzztai.l Waterworks (Doe Mill Ridge/Forest Riii�ch area) Paradise Irrigation District °'" City of (check wall maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Gi;1GU Paradise ° Biggs t Gridley : (� j 7 a!,E AREA ONLY: Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District (see large map in cabinet) Feathfr River Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) El Medio Fire District (check wall map, a small pdz�t4on of Oroville only) RICHVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUM CONY): check 'wdlV map and title report g: to sewhn.l: applies. Some areas of Drain,-�ge District flY Drgitage Dlstrxct n2�, Drainage .DistrI t ;-1;00 . 4 Drainage District42D0 Reclemataon Uastrxc #,$33° A\CC�Q,mMtWVt4„��.it��Yrt ��V�/ Y; �' 1, A �'_t `i _.Sil I �'kt :,*I ,3 '`�Y• 6 . Sacrameato.tpnd' Brain e�Dx,strxct,,s r� 0_' , Buto Creek` Drainage D stirfct �` .% CERTAIN CASL,s:;tk e Superintendent of Schools (only for subdivisions) '_and , Came (near water and in rur-1 andi �hounY.ain areas) Cal Trans (near State Hwy. 32,70;-,99) 149 (Chicovtc�' �� r.y, :6'2 (Olive Hwy. tichvale Hwy ), 191 -(C�,ark Road); w & - State'C'Jatet Qui�`ity;''Control Boarda$(p (projects �ti'th`m�.,i '� an t00:7nts or �.. ts) ' UnitedStaLas' FoxesG Ser�%ce ,4(lf do7ect` borders u5`r1;nrCboc:.41 ; Parks and i2ecr atic►ri department �p.:.operty; near, -Uak;9 C obi � e) State Water Resources Department •,(p,roper,ty rieax I i�tes,Qe6ville ; watershea) kaek Creek PeclaamaCionDist. (west of Chico Aixporrsouth of Roek Creek and east of Hwy.: 99t (see ;wall,'map),,p .,.:so.' Area Recreation PAA 11, Dist` (only for ,subdi °s cine SPECTAL CASES: Check t�.tl.s4rdport-for ani, mention of speed ervices or east,�ents such as to Theemali.to Irrigation Di.strxct,, (numbered items) { March 28j 1990 B A C H M A f ASSOCIATE$ COUNTY OF BUTT')? Department of Planning 7 County Center Drive Oroville, California 95965 Attn-. Dann Hironimus 8uH'e�.'o.Nnnin g, RE PARF2TSH PARCE)J I4AP IVI R �` (% 1990 Cohasset, California Qr r►lte, Cmlifomia APO 56-08-6 our %lob No. 87-12,3 'Dear Rave, Please review the enclosed copy of the final map for the above referenced project. As you will see, a note has been placed on said map per the requirements of the Planning Department which states: "Should subsequent construction or development activities expose buried artifacts or other .evidence of prehistoric occupation; a qualified archeologist shall be contacted immediately in order to assess the. potential impacts of the project to the cultural, resources encountered." Please forward your Planning Department clearance to the Department of Public Works so that to may finalize and record said ?nap. ff you have any questions that I may answer for you; please let me ' �.now 'fiery truly yours, C.4y. BAC8MAN CVIBttLb .. enc. `? ENGINEEPING SURVEYING PLANNING DESIGNING 0012 The 5-splartade, Chido, Calltofnla 96926 Telephones (516) 342.41:36 Np �� O:F . r—)= 1ry�2yyyyT .A ON fe Office of Planning and Rrch YR Butte County 1400.Tenth Street, Room Planning Department Sac--ceinent j CA 95814 SEP 2 5 198q 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 or GANDACE I GRUBS utte Co. Clerk X County Clerk$ e. ER�1 Deputy County of ButteY stmjn�= Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with. Section 2.1108 or 21,152 of the Public Resources Code. Project Title AP /i Name Tentative Parcel, t?ap 56--08-64 Gary and Gail Parrish Mate Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Number (if submitted to Clearinghouse) John Mendonsat Public Works (916) 538-7,2,66 Project %oration an the. east side of Vilas Road, approximately 0.7 miles north of the i,nte--.'seetion of 4. ilas Road and Sleepy Valley road; Cohasset area.- Project Description Tentative Parcel Map to divide 10 acres to create 2 parcels o; 5 acres each. This is to advise that the Butte County (mead Agency or Responsible Agency has approved the above-described project on 9/18/89 . and has made (Date) the follo%�ing determinations regarding the above-described project: 1. The project will, .X 'will not, have a significant effect on the. environment. 2, An Envirotmental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. A riegati're Daclaration utas prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA. 3, t4itleation measuresWere, x were not, made a eonr'ttion of the approval of the project ��. A statement of overriding considerations was; I was not, adopted for this project. This is to certify that the final EIR with ootiunents and responses and record Of project approval is available to the general public at: Sutt+e County Planning Depa`rto .int 1 county Center Drive. Orbvillp; CA 95965 Late Received for Ealing and'• Posting at d.pH Signature B:A, YURCHER Director of platinirit ... Title , gar - Butte co��ty ' 'W � +R _ LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BCA UTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORK$ — --� WILLIAM (RIII) CHF -FF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE-OkOVILLE, CALIFORNIA -46465 Telephone. OW 538-%233 CERTIFIED 1SASL RONALD D. McELROY Deputy Director September 18, 1989 Gary and Gail Parrish RPM AP 56-08-64 RE: 3012 Esplanade rh ito, CA 95926 bear Mr. and Mrs. Parrish; At the ;regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on September 18, 1989, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of environmental impact and approved the tentative parcel map on the above=�leferenced property subject to the conditions listed on the attached sheet, If ; o appeals are timely filed --within ten (10)'days of the date of the Advisory Agency's approval --with the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors., this action will he final: 'When the conditions of approinal.are complied with, it will be in order for you to file your `'tfim l map" with the Butte C1. ounty Department of Public Warks for recordation 'within twenty-four (24) months of the date of approval by the Advisory Agency, If you have any questions regarding g this matter, plea se contact this office, p Very truly yours,,, William Cheff Director of Public Corks gohnendonsa Assistant Director J M/ds attachment toile Co. VnAmtzng Com►R+. cci Planning Department Environmental Health: Department SEP Bachman Calitornts Ckovilte► t.. _ 4 + LAND OF NATURAL WFAl1H `AND' IiaAU7Y DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (E111) CNEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA95965 Tulephonem (916)588-7266 RONALD D. )AeELROY Deputy Director CERTIFIED MAIL September 1, 1989 Gary and Gail Parrish RE: AP 5'6-08-64 3012 Esplanade Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 95926 Dear 14 . and Mrs Parrish- Please arrishcPlease be adVised that the Butte County Advisory Agency will hear your application on the above -identified property on September 18, 1989. The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department and will be considering your tentative parcel map. Public Works will t;ommend the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The meeting will commence at 9100 a.m. an the Board of Supervisors' Rooms Count+, Administration building; 25 County Center Drive, Orovi.11e, California. if you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yoft s t William, Cheff Diroctbr of Public �4ork8 1 hhti Mendonsa �Csgi8tant Director JM/ds attachment Gc: Planning Department Environmental Health b0partment Bachman A JI and Garry Parrish, Tentative Parcel, Map, AP 56=08-64, 2 parcels located on ,the east side of Road approx. 0.7 ,miles north of the intersection of Vitas Road and Sleepy Valley Road. Cohasset area. Engineer: Bachman Associates 'Public Works conditions Deed to the County of Butte PO ft, right-of-way on each side of centerline of Vilau Toad'. Indicate a 50 ft. building setW,°;Ik from the centerline of Vilas Road. D Shc{ `11 easements of record ca the final map; 4 Obtain encroachment permit for ^all driveways, new or existing, and f r.,o$tstruct to county standards. Pay ,any delinquent taxes or curresit tares as required. Meet 'the requirements of the 'jut-t- (oi my Fire Department: Show 65 foot wide portion of parcel 2 as a'no building area. Planning 'Dept. condition: 8 Put a note on the final map that states: "Should subsequent construction or development activities expose buried artifacts or other evidence of prehistoric or early historic occupation; a qualified archaeologist shall `ae contacted immediately in order to assess the potential impacts tit the prOjec% to he cultural resources encountered. 14e6l1 h Dept. conditions:_ 9 Provide sufficient area for wells &wl 106 it# 1) froe, setback around those areas on parcel 1.an6<R, a� .rr— TAT Butte % ral -� .�.. 1 LANDOF NATURAL WEALTH- AND BEAUTY U•�"' f�r�'"" ``"j PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLEi CALIFORNIA 96965-3397 TELEPHONE; (916) 538-7601 ;AUgust 24, 1989 `Gary and GaII Par rl h Bachman and Associates .30.12 Esplanade ,Ch l oo, CA $6926 ;Res Tentative -Parcel Map,, AP 056-080-0,64 Lie"a"r Mr. and Mrs. Parrish_: The Butte County Planning Department has completed the ;environmental review of your project in accordance with the iCal lfornla Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte' ,County Advisory Agency within the required' 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources code Section 21151.5. In addi'tion'; the Planning Director's report required by Sections 20- 5.3 and 2,0-99 of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance has been completed. Please find enclosed the Environmental ocUrtentatlonlPlanhing,Director`s Report which has been prepared for your project, ,Please review the enclosed Initial Study/Planning Director's Report with conditions of approval If aoollcable; it you note jAny errors or 6miss1o6-s In our eval'Uation, please bring them t�, our attentlon -rhe. Environmental Documents and Planning D;,rector''s Report for your project has been sent to the BUtte County Advisory Agency ,for their action.. California Government Code Sections 65950 and ,65952:1 requires the Butte County Advisory Agency set hearings and approve or disapprove Yolut project within six months from the date on which your application was received and accepted. The olx month time limit for your project mandated by state lawf will: occur on January 13, 1990. The Advisory Agency will notify you of the time and place of the public hearing for your project f` there are modsflcatlons to your project, not related to m i t i gest i ng ah i d�rnt l f I ed Impact, re-eval oat ion of your project shall be required. ! ANTER.DEPARTMENT MEMORANDUM � ti Butte . County Adv f sory Agency FROM: Planning Director SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Gall and Gary Parrish, AP 4056-080-064 i DATE`: August 29 19$9 This Is a proposal for A Tentative Parcel Map to divide 10 acres to create 2 parcels of 5 acres each. The present zoning is FR-5 tFoothiIl Recreational - 5 acre parcels), The Land Use Plan Map- -of the Butte County General Plan designates this area as ,AgrlcultUe I-Aesldentlai. There are no specific or community plans for the area, The proposal does not conflict With County zoning nor nlly adopted :or proposed element of the Butte County General Plan nor any county, specific or community plan. A ;Negative Declaration has been prepared for the proposed project In accordance With the California Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency within the required 106 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section 21 I5I ..5. Recommend approval subject to the following Conditions; I. ShoUI-d subsequent construction or developmentactivities expose buried artifacts or other evldence of prehistoric or early historic occupation, a cilia I If led archaeologist shraul"d' 1 11 be contacted Immediately In order to assess the potential Impacts of the project to the cultural resources encountered. 2 Provide sufficient area for wells and,I0o ft leachfleld free setback around those areas on Parcels I and 2. 3; Provide a 100 ft. Ieachfieid free setback around eXisting wells either Within the property or within too ft. of the property boundaries, 4. indicate on the map that areas with slooes In eXcess of thlety (30) percent are Uhs,ultabie for sewage disposal: '6, that the 'required quantitles of domestic water are avaliable to Parcels I and 2. OOH t 1 r cc; Gary and Gall 'Parrish 8achmah and Associates y. APPENDIX C0tTNM!y 0V BXFXX. EL TV SR UhCM�NTA CHECKL 2 S'rr :FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) LOG NO. 89-06--15-02 AP x0. 056-08-0-064 1. Name of proponent Gary and Gail Parrish L« Address of proponent and representative (if applicable) c/o 'Bachman- and Associates Bachman and Associates 3012 Esplanade 3012 Esplanaae Chico, CA _Chico, 95926 3, Project description, Tentative Parcel Map to divide 10 acres to create parce s o acres eac :M. MA1\TDA20TZY _F'TNTJT'NGS 01F S:r( VWTx C`CANCIJ YZS MAYBE NO 1. Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important examples of major peviods of California history or prehistory? Z. Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the detriment of long-term environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the environment is one which occurs in a relatively brief period of time while long-term impacts will endure into the future.) 3. Does the project have impacts which are individually limited but cumulatively considerable? (A project may .impact on two or more separate resources Where the impact on eaeWrosource it relatively small, but where the effect of the r total of those impacts on the envirdit-hnt is significant.) 4. Does the project have environmental effects which will cause subster,H,al V adverse effects on .human beings, either directly or indirectly? ( completed y Agency), of tahis initial evaluation,,�To be co leted b' .the Lead A enc +Ott the. basis Y/wE find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the environment and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION will be prepared: 1/1& find that although the proposed project COULD have a significant effect on the environment, there will not be a sigrtifteant effect in this case because the MITIGATION MEASURES described on the attachod sheet have been added to the: project: A NEGATIVE DECLkR.4TION will be prepared. 1/WE find the proposed project MAY have a significant oflecL on the environment) and ah MVIRQNMENTAL IMPACT REPORT is required. COUNTY OF BUTTE, PLANNING DEPARTMENT DATE., June 30j, 1989 By, baniella IT, B m 1ton, ssocia'te Planner Reviewed by: ZL 6L .. 31 NV'3MQT-4MENTAT, =M2. ACTS (Explanations of all "YES" and "MAYBEI'`answers are required on attached sheet(s). Io EARTH. Will the proposal result in s,gnificant YES MAYTiE No a, Unstable earth conditions, or ctlanges in geologic. substructures? b. Disrupfton) displaceraent, c:ompaclion or overcovering of the soil? a, Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d, Destruction,, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features7 e. Increase in wind or Water erosion of soils, either on or off. site? _._ V", f. Changes in depositionor erosion of beacJt sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the ctcannel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? g: IAoss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes) landslides, mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards? C+ 2, AIR. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? % b, The creation of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? L C. Alteration of air movements moisture or temperatures or any change in climate, locally or regionally? 3. WATER, will, the proposal result in substantial.' a. Changes in currents) or the course or direction of Water movements in either marine or fresh. waters? V b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount Of surface runoff? C. Need for off-site surface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal, channelization or culvert installation? d. Alterations to the: course or flow of flood waters.? e. Change in the amount of surface water in any water 'body? f. Distharge into surface waterss or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited to temperature* dissolved oxygen or turbidity Alteration the g. Of direction ar*ate of flaw of ground waters? V h. Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawalsf or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations) i. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public water supplies? J, Exposure of people or property to water:related hazards such as flooding?' _. +4. kLANt Lift. Will the proposal result in substantial; a. Change in the diversity of species) or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs) grass, crops) and aquatic plants)? b, glantson of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of C Thtkoductian of new species of plants into an area) or in a barrier to the dermal replenishment of existing species? d. Reduetion in atreogo of any agricultural crop? `` _ .. _ .. �fA fitl'S IIA s+. r✓5���`� , Nr 5. b ANIMAL. LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial, YES MAYBE NO a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals � � g reptiles fish and shellfish, oriinsectand animals including , , organisms ,f` b, Reduction in the. numbers .of any unique, rare or endangered species of if " animals? c. Introduction of new species of animals into an area, or in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? d. Deterioration of existing fish at wildlife habitat? 6: NOIS9 Will the proposal result in substantial; a. Increases in existing noise levels? 7. b. Exposure of people to severe noise. levels? LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce significant light and glare? �. �-' g. LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a substantial alteration of the present or planned land usa of an area? 9. eo�7i result in substantial, a. Increase ease inEthe rate ofuseofany natural _ ural resources? b, repletion of any :non -renewably natural resources? 10- 81q -k OF UPSET', Will the proposal involve; f explosion or release of hazardous substances (including, but: Y_ o, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event of lit;`• ,.;1 !s: o:- t,inret conditions2 b, possible emergtmcy response plan or emergency evacuation pian? 11, POPULATION, Will theproposal alter .diAtib4t3on, density or r growth rata of the. human population?' 120 HOUSINd. Will the proposal affect existinghousing, or create 'a demand for additional housitigl 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal result int d. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? b. Effects on dXisting parking facilities, or demand for new parking? 06 Substantial impacton existing. transportation systems? A . Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? s. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? �'` f. Increase in traffic :hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians l4, PUBLIC SERVICES. Will: the proposal have an effect up,,A, 'or result in a need for new or altered government services as rird protection? Vol' b. Police protection? d. Parks at other recreational facilities? e. Maintenance of public facilities, including toads? fOther governmental, sdxviees2 fir .✓' ,,5 1S hJtERGYWill the proposal result In: Y15 MA1fHE N a. Use of substantial, amounts of fuel or energy? �' b. Substantial increase In demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? l6. UTILITIES. Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following: a. Power or natural gas?IV b. Communications systems? c. Water availability? -- d. Sewer or septic systems? e. Storm water drainage? f,. Solid +caste and dis,posal7 17. R MAN Will file proposal. result in: a. Creation of any health hazard or potential hazard (excluding mental .health)? b. Exposure of people to potential healthhazards? 1$.. AESTHETICS, Will the proposal result in the obstruction of any scenic vista or view .open to the public, or Will the ,proposal rosult in the oreation of .an aesthetically offensive site open to public view? 11. PEC1kV-ATidr. Will the proposal result in an .impact 'upon the ^uality or / gijantity of existing recreational opportunities? 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES. a, Will the proposoi result in the alteration or destruction of a a prehistoric or historic archaeological site? b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic ef,feets'� to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object? c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change Which wauld affect unique ethnic oultural values? d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential impact area? j'J: r S ('LTS'S TC)N OTV EIS V T RONM I\T'CA 'EVALLl'ATI:011 See attached t , DXSCUSNION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP # 056-08-0-064 i lb: Some grading will be necessary in developing the site for rosidential use. This iLs not expected to constitute a significant affect. h: The site is approximately 2 miles from the Lpicanter of a 0,1 to 3-.9 Richter Magnitude Earthquake. a,c: As a result of residential development of the site it is likely that some of the existing trees Will be removed. The introduction of residential landscaping and ornamentals will represent an increase in plant species diversity. No significant to fect is expec%Ied to occur. .. The residential uve to be developed on the site will r�reate a slight increase in li5ht and glare as a restilt of normal residential indoor and oL,tdoor lighting. No s expected to occur4 gnifLcant, effect is A slight increase in residential nois, levels may retsult from this project. No significant effect is expected to occur. The .number of unitsallowedonbtheiproportyl reThereiwould increase r the Proposed would be no further opportunity for subdivision under the FR -8 Foothill Recreation, Zone designation. 3a: The subdivision will add approkima.tely A average daily trips to the roads in the area. This is not expected to cause a significant effect. 14a,b�c,d e,f' The project site is located 2 miles from Station 421, a: volunteer station and 2 miles from Station #22, a seasonal fire station. The site is 2 miles from the Coha,sset' School. Any incremental increase in need for governmental services resulting from this subdivision are offset by development fees required by drdinanca In general, this area enjoys a very low level of service in all of these aspects. The creation of one 'additional homesite Ni.11 not create a substantial effect with regard to demand for government services; 16c,d The C;ohasset ridge is known for water sct,rcity. The new lot would be served by a private well_, and an individual septic system. No need for new systems or substantial alterations to exist:tng water ar sewer systems 'will result From this project. 18: The new homesite would be very, private located behind the front parcel , The dense forest would screen amy res daIIti'l development from view of neighbors. No Significant effect ;is expected to occur.. Residents . of s`'�his a opportunities. The creation gra, to x1e Chico for greatianal of one now lot nck create zignif cant effect an demand for recreational oppart'Will unitiest, Zfa, b• The ra ect is located in sitivit p Y• No mitigation measures an area of high archa.eo�o'' gical are N'bwever, to determine whether there are culturaluiresources isonithe site, the applicant shall. contact the Chico State University for Northeast Information Center a records results of the curve .required. Y. Mitigation �artye at Y• Depending upon the measures may or may not be CAU: fcu' 6 i 1 J. Applicant,: Gary and Gail Parrish Assessor's Parcel. k� 056-06-0-064 L69 4 89-06-15-02. DATA SHEET Project Description 1. Type of Project: Tentative Parcel Map. 2. Brief Description: Tentative Parcel Map to div t de 1i,. acres into two 5 acre parcels. 3. Location: East side of Vilas Road, approximatiE.1y 0.7 miles north of the intersection of yilas Road anr_c Sl.eep�,t valley Road, Cohasset area. 4. Proposed Density of Development: .20 units pe, acre. 5. Amount of impervious Surfacing: Typical of tel n t i a 1 development. 6. Access and Nearest Public Fuad(s): vilas Roa,11, 7. Method of Sewage Disposal. 'ieptic. 8. Source of water Jupply: !.1, 9. proximity of Power Lines: To pror rty. 10. potential. for Further land divisions and d(:.Velopmkent: No further subdivision under FR -5 zone. B. Environmental Setting Prl sy cal Environment,., 1. Terrain - -a. General Topographic Character: Relit vely level site in Mountainous area. b. Slopes: 0-20%4 Ce Elevation: 3,200 feet above sea levels g . - residential devk-lopment d. Limiting Factors: None ror reside 2. Soils y r oft value for a. T es and characteristics,: Scrubland. .�� Types agriculture. Dissected remnants 'of lava flow. Shallow and S-tbay'. b Li-►itin,g Factors: None for residen;ti.;;.i1 development, 3. Natural Hazards of the Land, a Earthquake Zone: Earthquake Intensity `zone viii, within 2 miles of 0.1 to 3 , 9 Richter Magnitude Epicenter. b: Erosion Potential.: Moderate_► c. Landslide Po enti.al tow. d. Fire Hazard: Extreme fire. e. Expansive Soil Potential.! Moderate, 4. Hydrology I . Surface Water: No creeks on site. bi Ground Water: No constraints. C. Drainage Characteristics: Drains J6 the eastern end of site. d. Annual. Rainfall (;normal) 55" None. 1' ,� ( e. Limiting Factors: vlsua?,/SCenic, 'Quality: Forest;, 6 . Acoustic, Qu611 ty Good. 7 Air Quality: Good, niolo ,),pl=a EA ronment 9. Wildlife Habitat: Designateddevelopment zone withinp a. Vegetation*. Diger Pine and Chaparral. Migratory Deer Winter Range: Cultural Environment: 10. Archaeological and Historical .Resources in the area: Area of high archaeological. sensitivity. 11. Butte County General Plan designation Agricultural. -- Residential. 1-40 acrd minimum lot size. 12. Existing Zoning: FR -5, Foothill Recreational - 5 acre minimum. 15, Existing Land Use on-site; Single family residential. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses: Rural Residential.; b. Zoning: TM -5, TM -20. C. Gen. Plan Designation.: Agricultural -Residential and Timber Mountain. d. Parcel Sixesa 5 to 160 acres. e. Populatits c Rural ResiIdential. 15. Character of Site and, Areal: Rural Residential. 16 Nearest Urban Area: Chico. 17. Relevant Spheres of Influence: Chico. 18. Improvements Standards Urban Area: Cohasset Development Standards. (S a. Nearest County �9 Fire Protection S : .State) :Fire Station: 2 miles to Stations #2`1 and #22 a seasonal and volunteer station b. Water Availability: Water tender. 20. Schools in Area 2 milesto Cohasset School: 8r ; INTRODUCTION This repod details the results of an archaeological survey ofa two-way land split propwied by G. and G. Famish of Chico, California. The project involves approximately 10 acres of ]anti Xomted about ? miles north-northeast of the Cohasset Forest Fire Station on Musty Buck Ridge dear the headwaters of Mud Creek, within unincorporated lands of Butte County. Further development for residential use; including home, road, and other construction activities, will follow approval from Butte County of the proposed land split. According to State and County definitions, the project constitutes an "undertaking" which ' could adversely affect cultural resources which might be located within the area of potential effect (APE). Accordingly, a.cultural resources inventory coupled with an assessment. of the National Register eligibility status of any recorded sites, as well as a review of potential project impacts and a list of mitigative measures, is required pursuant to Butte County requirements, and in compliance with Section 106 of the National hIistoric Preservation Act of 1961), as amended (16 U.S.C. 470), and Procedures of the Advisory Council on Historic Preservation (36 CFR 800). The remainder of this report details the results�of the archaeological survey and provides a professional assessment of the cultural resources which might be affectcd by the project. All. fieldwork procedures followed guidelines provided by the Stat6 Historic Preservation Office (Sacramento) and are in conformity with accepted professional standar' Location The fairish parcel consists ofapproximately 10 acres ofland located within a portion of the quarter of ,loh 24 North, Range h Fuel, California ( 979), 7 5Series Quad. Thept�" ] occupies ethal Y. tom- mate center of Musty Buck: , Ridge, above and c. 1/4 mile east of the West Branch of Mud Cf, uk, near the bradwaters of the Middle Branch of this safe stream. The confluence of the West, Middle and East Branches of Mud, Creek is located c. 2 miles south of the Parrish Parcel. Records Scatch and Project Context Prior to going into the Feld the ari.''.acolog ical records maintained by the Northeast California Information Centt:r at Chico wmvo ,xamined for any existing recorded prehistoric or historic sites. In addition, the National Reg'i'ster of flistorle Places was also consulted (USM 1987). No sites were found to be recorded within the proposed subdivision property, although the general archaeological sensitivity of the area was indicated by the Presence of several prehistoric sites already recorded within the general project vicinity, and by the presence of the intermittent drainages of the Mud Creek system. None of the, previously recorded sites will be affected by rhe Parrish project, hoWevet, As regards ethnographic affiliation, the project area is located within the northernmost, territory. of the. Kookow, or Northwestern Maidu Indians (Riddell 1978. Figure 1), very near the border separating th6 Kenkow from the Yana to the north (Johnson 1978Both of these groups utilized a wide variety of site types during the course of seasonal movements throughout their'terdtorlal range. For the present project area, the expected range of prehistoric site types included the following# (1) aboriginal middens associated with house pit depressions and other V. . ._. .. :.,. .. . .. ,.. , .... .'.... .(... ... :.. ..., r., ......x.. ....,. _ _ urface fcatures located on flats or benr"' — d' nt'to permanent or semi-permanent water purces; (2) .surface Scatters of lith c artifacts and debitage resulting from short-term occupation nd/or specialized economic activities; (3) bedrock milling stations, including both mortar holes and metate slicks; (4) petroglyphs; (5) rock walls and,other lock features; and (6) isolated finds of ,aboriginal artifacts and flakes. '�Ilstoric activities within the general proJect vicinity have been dominated by logging, and it was exoccted that evidence of this activity, spanning the lastl'Oq years, would represent the must ll,kelyhisu;ric feature types to be encouritered within the Parrish pareet.. f1eldwork fieldwork for.' .–.'present project, was undertaken on August 16, 1989 by the author. 'Vegetation is dominated by a relatively mature mixed coniferous forest, including White and Douglas Fir, Cedar, Ponderosa Pine, with scattered oak and a variety of brush species, imiluding metmanita and Ceanothus, Needle duff and deadfall obscured the ground surface visibility, Within ,about 20% of the parcelalthough,periodiCr removal of the duff allowed areas most likely to contain cultural resources to be adequately inspected. Disturbance to the property is:moderate, as an access road has been bulldozed along the western side of the propety, and 'a large clearing suitable for t,,I'istruction of a residence has been bulldozed near the center of the parcel. The entire project area was examined by walking 4 parallel transects cast -to -west across the parcel, maintaining transect spacing at approximately 35 meters. PROJECT FINDINOS Prehistoric Resources: No evidence ofp rehistoric use or occupation was observed within the 10 acre Parrish ,property. These findings were not totally unexpected in terms of the distance of the property from a, permanent water source: Early Historic. Resources: No evidence of early historic, use or occupation was encountered within the project area, ConteniporaM. Fitments: Evidence of contemporary use and activities was observed in the form of existing graded access roads, contemporary trash 'items, a bulldozed residence clearing, and minor evidetice of p,,,dvlous logging activities None of this material represents significant or potentially significant cultural resources, and none was recorded �I RECOMMENDATION Based on the negative results achieved during both the records search and field sunt-ey, Archaeological clearance is recommended for the Parrishs' proposed land split, with the Coliei'�ing general provision: should subsequent construction or development activities expose burie0, t..rtifacts or other evidence of prehistoric or early historic occupation, a qualified archaeologist should be contacted immediately in order to assess the potential impacts of the project to the cultural resources encountered. REFERENCES CITED AND/OR UTILIZED .Jensen, Peter M. 1987 Archaeological Survey of the Proposed Mustly uck Hydroelectric Project, Butte County, California. Repc.,;t,nFile, Northeast ' CalifornialnformationCenter, CSU -Chico, and Fcdcral Energy Regulatory Commission, Washington, D.C. Jensen, Peter,[VI. and Paul R. Reed 1979 A Cultural Resources Inventory and Anthropological Overview of the Northern Sacramento'Valley and Southern Cascade RanSe. Special Publication of the bureau of Laird Management, Redding District Office. .Johnson; Jerald lay 1978 Yana, IN, Handbook of North Arned.ean Indians, 'Volume 8, California, Robert F. Heizer Editor, pp. 361-369. Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C. Riddell,,Francis A. e8 1978. Maida and IConlcow, IN, I3andbnok of North Arrlencan Ind en a,.s, Vol u m California, Robert #i Helza, Editor, pp, 370-3814. 8miths0hidtt Institution, Washington, D.C. l United States Department of the Interior 1987 National Register of Historic Piaces, Federal Register through June 23, 1987, Washington, D,C. i GARY PARRISH ^ T24N, T2r, Section 13 Jilas Roads Cchassei; Ij 1667 IV Ne w tC/.Ml41fLL :ht0UN0i n sem',, o n�,�, �*-k.�,y � �'JX " �"y, i # 4 %yl � t i �.'r ) j i,.-�..—.-r•r, � 4,,�� � u `P f •* , ... r"`✓" "r,''..�+ ,Yy k» � � , 7 y ' a!"s, � y......, .....-.,.:a .I ..».� I� ...L y � 1 ✓''-� r 1 I , •'t a rf arar�, • �, ' �iy.at'� F � ��. � as 1� .n�'�.$�:."c..a-_. •"S� YI �i� � �� ',t"� ��j•x}7 - � i 4 I'. .. ,y'="'. .. � *,i n; pan. u tiny. ra+y�,` a�• � u• "e,Wh • K N.•. -'� foal .. � � „rr-�,j��r�.l..� � `.,�,r .,... *.-� YI...�°- ei,.rrwa i '�• � ".'x�v � w ; YI rd .., `. � `jtli ;..� 1 . 4 tl as If ` y I Y °'• '���,a � .r tet. 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I �''°r"� �..�C,'+•c: �.� . �d ..,+I''M 'r • � 1' � ��, �`rf� "� � � ��• Hi, 1\1e�t .. { tI"rJeVORNIA--THE RESOURCES 'AGENCY GEORGE D°UKMEJIAN� Gove ndr ,OF FISH AND C _._., DEPAf� MENT AME �N tlw.ar� 7. $?tZ7} rNUAI;UB .RQAD, SUITE A (00) n� 'l 6 ADOV 5 C 710 2 OIA 95670 July 3, 1989 Mr. John Mendonsa Assistant Director Department of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Grovill.e; CA 95670 Dear Mri Mendonsa The Department of Fish and Game (DFG) has reviewed the. Gary and Gail. Parrish Tentative Parcel Map (TPM), a proposal to divide ten acres into ti�to five -acre parcels. Located in Cohasset, the property lies within designated wint=er range of the East Tehama deer herd. In an effort to reduce residential encroachment impacts on deer winter range; DFG has recommended to the Butte County Board of Supervisors (Board) a series of mitigation measures for residential development projects, Designated Development Zones (DDZ) were identified where residential development may occur if mitigatian measuresare imposed by the Board. The TPM lies within a DDZi Therefore, DFG does not object to the TPM provided mitigation measures are provided, However, until the Board adopts and implements a mitigation plan for impacts of he TPM be denied.g recommend. that residential encroachment on deer winter -ran e, we If we can be of further assistance, please contact Ron Bertram, Associate Wildlife Biologist, or Patricia Perkins, Wildlife Management Supervisor, telephone ( 9'16) 355-7010 Sincerely t.. James D. Messersmith, Regional Manage _.. ,.t,..u...a bi.i:.tr.uuL.w u. Y -.a. . yJ.L ..o,�.u::s w•- i.rw�v..:xw4Y:.raww,r .wr++u ,w .w,.:r www. «a ♦I.kY..:i.:+u.. J✓�!-',—_ JUL California Dunt siEnw► OrOVill©, C+�lifornia Department of Anthrouoiogy cLEse sISIWou California State UnlvarstChico, I ' }sIchaeological �Q�� if' LASSEN SUTMR J, Inventory h 0000C TEHAMA Chico, GA 95929 vwrMs 'MNrTY Vt aHAM 918 695-6256 O `- $,� Dater - �� , July 11 1.9$9 ti A 1O: Butte County Planning #7 County Center Dr- Croville, Ca- 95565 re AP 56--08-64/parrisin Dear (;o= y Planners, A renriew of the'above project has revealed the following: , XX The area indicated as within the Project boundaries is consideree to be archaeologically :sensitive. Present ate_ X Easy acc�rs tr., natural sources of water `x' Flat mead--www-A or fiat ;Land near water Y South arWor east Facing slopes v Previously recorded titres in the vicinity Other: XXX We stxor)gly r xi that; an archaeological redonnaissamn be dwOucted of the area by a qualified archaeologist and appropriate mitigation measures prepared A known site or sites has/have been previously recorded in the project area; ptoje t operations win have a negative inpact on these cultural 'resources. We red-kr d that a qualified avdiaeologist be oonGtacted to assess site cr�npor►e:�ts and prepare a mitigative prc7posal 06ner r Thank yrxi for the oppoettinity to review and dormant on this proposal. Please let tis know what decisions are made regarding the project. Sncer.` _y br.- Moto Wi4t-a NJoethow:-I: Zntormation CP:Aer Coordinator r cc*, Bachman & Associates t-' LAND OF NATURAL WEALT14 AND BEAUTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH ,p e3 fii �r Z DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH, Addrdss O 196 Memorial Way D 7 County Ghfor Drive 0 747 Sllloff Road Reply to Chico, California 95926 orovillot California 9596: paradise, California 95969 Telophone: 916/891-2727 Telephone1916/538-7281 Talophonet916/872.6308 August 31 1989 Gail & Gary Parrish RE- Parrish Parcel. Kip w 3012 Esplanade Es Vilas Rd., Cobasset Area Chico, CA 95926 AP# 56-08-64 1 De- � r, Mr. & Mrs. Parrish;: the department has advised the Butte County Department of ~+ Public Works Land Development Section that we are prepar.0,t pplication. to act on the above o�- anon we can recommend approval +{ Based, on present inf rm , _ pp or 1 conditional approval. Recommended Conditions for Approval i. Provide sufficient area for wells and 1001 leachfield •" free setback around those areas on parcels 1 and 2. .i 2„ Provide a 100' leachfield free setback around existing wells either within the property or within 001 of the Ys property boundaries. ` 3. Indicate on the map that areas with slopes in excess of thirty (30) percent are unsuitable for sewage dispoal. 4i Prove that the required quantities of domestic water are available to parcels 1 and 2 If you have any questions 'regarding this letter, please contact the Chicc, office listed above. ' Sincerely, Thomas Reids R.S. Ma Superva sing Sanitarian Division of Environmental. Health 1:►°�Q `\2", Tit/gl cc: Public Works; Planning; S3achman Assoc.�+�• r,M '°xY OF BUTTE ;)artment of Planning 4�7 County Center Drive Oroville, California 95965 "47 -TV; Ms. Daniella Hamilton RE PARRISH PARCE , r1AP APS` 056-08-0-064 Log# 89-06-15-0 Our Job No. 87-113 Dear 'Daniella; Th -I'S letter is in response to your initial study letter for the above ,r,ferenced project dated June 30, ;1989 A request fox an Archeological. Records Check from the Northeast Information enter at the California State University at Chico has been ordered; a copy of the completed ,check call be forwarded to your office as soon as possible,. If you Have, any furter questions that I can be. or help with, please: feel free to contact my office at your convenience Very truly yours C.V. 8AcHMAN M'M 1, trb ce Call and Gary Parrish ENG1NELFfI,NG SURVEYING S0,2" 01 Tht E)gpiehade, Ghicb, Galitdrhia 06026_ ry �1 t4, A, 01u, _... _.,..+ ANZ LAND of NATt<RAL WCALTW AN PLANNING DEPARTMENT «.T r 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , oROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 959397 TELEPHONE: 1918) 5387601 aaT1e "' 0 1989 4 and Gail Parrish Cyrx Buchman and Associates 307..2 Esplanade Chico,CA 95926 Be: Tentrative pQi:ce] Map At 056-08-0#-06 Ir Logk 89-06-15-01 (arid Mrs . ParrisYa,: a TentF_.tive parcel of Stour proposed project, acts to the environment Ar. inidicl stp,,,Y adverse imp To reduce or Map indicates p+5tert Tally a,tion measures. ark (refer to the e.nclo:�ed - envisuitable cmiti_gati an Environmental: eliminate these' 11ttpacts , 2�rt of the project,. Otherwise, aliforaia _•aquited as P is required pursuant to the C 'tpact Report {EIR.) ircnmental Q�zality Act, e to this notification, sent ro ect.to the plpleast An early resr,Ons of Our p J expedite the scheduling y >at�Nrtment, Will exp within 15 days from the date a crt7ard your Written response 'phis letter, s included. These persons can A list of local consultants i b conducting a redordS searr-1 de{:er nine tIn he need for a surv+vy Y e for such surveys conduct archaa.ological surveys or arrang t irement; a subsequent setter will he sent Chia e�tPn of 8�n ExR rer u outlining' the pr ocedure for the COunty to select the consuitent tb prepare thea Erik 1 I "i r ' = I COUNTY OF BUTTE U�annlsq a DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC jvOMS N 5 i9�g 7 County Center Drive Orovi.11e, CA 95965 (916) 538-7266 June 14, 1989 A< Gary & Gail Parrish PE: ?.P 56-08-64 3012 The Esplanade 'Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 95926 Thur Mr, & lairs, Parrish; f r . This is to not �y.you that your application fore tentative map for the above -referenced property ,is being . zlibm :ted to the planning Depar;:me et for environtental determination, ar;d to the Environmental Health Depar:-jYnt for its review. Ihi.s application`}vill be considered complete when tae have receii`red notification from the Planning Depart[Wnt and the Environmental Health Lepartirnnt that all necessary data Fwve been received. , These ,lepartments will contact you regarding any additional information they may require. - 'Very truly yours, Cvilli i m Cheff <`. Director of Public works 1 � ;;, f K:.e r (f'7 .err 3 �. rd r � In} `,lC,,,�dpv�n.1�� �1, 4 i•;y ,�9 "�'.'^` o• 9# �� � s1S ti�tb .4Z' tOx a v7l • . `.� ° � � 3 �,� � �. , �,� Vie;' � t ' ec Planning, De�ar,''�rtent kaivironmerhtaj,, floal.tb'Departiineri� ?' f r t s ' A iw T tip,, a ♦. a ..i. '. �. nom.; .i.. .... . .. ..... ....... ... .- �. .... � .. ,.... ��~�� � � Go. Pie�►niryq Corrr�, ,\r . JUN 15199 COUNTY OF BUT E �. DEPARDUVT OF PUBLIC �',0MS 7 County Center Drive"W Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 538-7266 e 41 HATE; June 14, 1989 ;C,Ts7TCx; Gary & Gail. Parrish - TE24TATIv'E pARCI�, i,Ap ASSESSOR'S MPJ' BOOK MJ1KBER 56 PAGE_ 08 PARCEL(s) 64 L,OCA2IONs 2----parce�'s on the east side of Vilas RoaddaaDprox. 0.7 miles north o the intersection of Vitas Road &Sleepy --Val lev Road. Cohasset area. {" ---- — AtAttdehed is a co of" the have any soapy of the move-described reztat .ve map for your review. If o�estaons, additions ar recome"ndations coiiCerriino this project, pleaze return them,to this office by Jul 5 1989 k, Very truly yours, William Cheff ., Director of .Public Works r i W, hn'MetldoriSa S5 ! a a 0 .y. �• " a � N t s� sunt Dig ec.tor' , e _ cNent r , 46 t4% 'li �� i {, �� . b y ! ,ll `�' a r '" n� • ' �'_ Y 1 l 1V4 �; .�Y tis'', y t�. "r, ; " �I" eh' � �, ' ,�,r i i • , U 110 Cewisdi18 ...,.. A a.. .T.. •. •..� r. r, :,,.. .., -. .. ,. ... 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