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x . BACKGROUND
14 'Namo of P'r.oporton,t Marvin A. Ctites_
2. Address and phone TMea= ProponOnty :
Rt'. 5, Box '79-2
Ch
3. Date of checklist, Subm3*[,d
4 Agency Requiring Check Iist
5 Name of Proposal, If appl7.EH5 .e Variance.
AP V 56-20-21
M ENVIRONMENTAL 114PACTS
(Explanations ofa1] ''yes" and "m�nybe" answers are
requi xeci
on attached shoots,)
YES MAYBE NO
:. Earth, Jill the proposal. restia t in significant
Eavt--
a. Unstable earth conditions or in
Changes in geologic substructures?
s, dis lacemo,tS i com-
b. Disruptions,
action. o �;ingilt5
he soil
paction. overcove the
C. Chane in topography or ground sur-
face relief features or removal. off
topsoil's
d. ,Destruction, covering or modifica-
tion of aztiy unique Ileologic; or
Physical feattxro�5?
e. Increase an wind or water erosion
a soils eit`h.er cin O oft the site?'
,
:. 7.n depo'910-On or erosion
.Chatlggs
oE beachsands , Or changes in sa_lta-
-
bion, doposit on or P! 01131.on which
may mod'1 fy iho cil nne L" o iw a 1, iver or
stream or the bled tar" t1l ocean di
any. bay inlet or
w
g Loss, of Ptime agriculturally pro-
ductive sof S` outside. ebeszgriated
urban ate[s'�
App clldi t V _ 'page,
l 'of 9
YES Wi-YBE
NO
h 1Sxposute a:i PeOPLe if]" praPe' Ly to
eo;I,ogic hazards such, as ea�hthclualcc�s,
f
A77i S �.CII;S , 111uC1gl,(. es , ground ,failure,
or similar hsr.,. aids?
M • M r . All the proposal r0su.l.t in t
a.,- Subs Latatiasl d0t0TiO7'aU0n 0
ambient or local air quality?
b'. The creation of Objectionable
odors, smoke or fumes,
c. significant alteration oP air
movement, moist.urQ or at,OmPera,'Guro, '
or arty chane in climate, either
locally or rod ion,ally?
3, Ilater. Will the proposal result in Substantial;
a. Changes in currents, or the course
or direction of water movements? ----
----_
b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage
pri,t;t ar ns , or the rate and amount of
surface Water runatl.,I
c, Weed for oil; -site sUrfac:e drainage
improvementincluding vegetation
removal a channel ,-, tion car cu vara
installation.?
4. Aitcrat 4 onsto the course 0''.' 'flow
of flood waters?
e. Change in the arn,ount of sur: oco-
water in any water body`: W .
----
Discharge into surface wasters', or
in any alterati can a � surfac
taex� quality, lnclud:in� but not
dissolved
limited to temperature,
oxygen, or L-uxkaicliLy'7'
g. Alteration :of the direction or
rate,f flow or f, ound Waters? _—
11> Chats ,n in the quaattity or quality"
5M of ground waters, through
di root a d( itions or withdrawals ,
i
C
or, through inter cep ion o� an.
'• dei b,r cuts or xcavatior s?
Appendix r -Pale,
2 0f 9
- YES MAYBE
N
i..
Reduction '` in the amounts of nater
otherwise available .For public,.
eater, supplies?
7.
Exposure, of people or property
to Water related hazard; such as
floodi.n,?
4. Plant 'Life, Will the proposal result'
Nn
substantial, R
.
Loss o C vegetation or change � n the
a�
diversity of species or num ber
of any species of pl.arts (including
trees, shrubs, grass, uops,
microflora and aquatic plants)?
b.
Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or p
endangered species
�,
of plants?
c.
Introduction of- neer species of
plants into an area, or in,a barrier
to the normal. replenishment~ of
existing; species?
d.
Reduction in acreage of any agri-
cultural crop?
5, Animal Life. Will the proposal result
in
stxbstanti.al
a.
Change, int the diversity of species,
or, numbers of any species of
animals (birds, landanimals
including reptiles; fish and shell-
fish, bcnthic organisms insects'or
.
micro fauna)
b,
Reduction of the numb,,rs of any
unique, rare or endangered species
of animals?
c.
Introduction of new species of
animals into an area, or result in
a ba, -t er to the mip,ration or
movement 'of, animal.s7 '
d,
Reduction a encroachment upon, or
deterioration to existing fish or,
wildlifa l a.bitat:?
Appendix F
-page 3 of
RC1, MAYBE
6,
:Tit, 'tan �411 Che proposal l r'os� 'lt int
i
a Y Tticr ries in noise, lovol.,s
b Hpoutr.o or poo;ge to s vete _r"ciise
levels?
7.
T..i YTit and Glare, will the proposal
,Ct�uoe s
p "Lf311 .X11t
;bt Or glare"
8.
Land Use, j+T.i.l.1 t,.110 px)ot)o;,nl result
in a-.- signi taant;
a, Alteration of the planned land use
of -in area, or establi8h a trend
w1lich will demonstrably lead to such
alteration.?
Ta, Conflict WiLh uses mi adjoining
'with
P opprties, or c:onfu ct
stabl` r1'i. (l r'CG7_Oat:ional, GSduaa-
tional, r'el13ious or Scientific
uses of an. area?
9.
Natural Resources, jt1jII the proposal
a esul,t l7H-sul)st:a, r-iaL;
a, Demand tor., or increase in the rate
Of use
of any natural r'c�sata�ces?
Depletion of any nonrenewable
b Natural
resource?
lt?. '
Risk of Upset. Does the proposal
invo ire Z. tisk
of an explosion or,
the release of hazardous substances;
including but not Ii mited to, oil .
pesticides, chemicals or radiation)
in the event Of an accident or upset
conditions?
l
'o ulanon, all the pro�ac)6}•11
s 'ni`icxitutly alLov the l,00mtiOet,
dist, bution, den,s'ty, ox � a�otvt�h
rate of tho human population of ��n
a as oM ys itally di \Xryidq an
est;ablisk7edcoramtxrlitr?
12.
tiousin , . �dil.l the proposal
ttca . housing, icati 'It -g
or crerzt.e a. deWGnd for additional
housing"?
Appendix F
- page 4 of 9 _
YES MAYBE
NO
.1.3, Trans ort.a.tion/Oirculat-ton. Will the
proposal
resul- j:
a.
Generation of substanviwalw Eid(li,ti,canal
vehicular movement?
b.
Significant effects on existritlf
park ng facilities, or demand !o1-
new parking?
C.
Substantial impact uponexisting,
transportation; systems?,
d,
,Significant Altarations 1'o present
patterns of circulation or movement
of
people and/or goods'?
e.
Alterations to 4ate:rbor,ne rail or
air traffic?
f.
Increase in traffic hazards to motor
'bicyclists
vehicles, or pedestrians?
14, Pub lie services, Will the proposal have
an
effect upon, or result in a substantial
need for new or altered governmental
services in any of the following areas,;
a.
Fire protection? _
+. C
b.
Policerotect
protection?
c,
schools?
d,
Parks or other recreational
facilities?
e.
Maintenance of Public facilities,
including
roads?
f,
bher goveY�merital servo :es?''
15.1 nerg , CJi 11 the proposal result
a.
Us' e of substantiTa1 amounts of fuel
or energy?
b.
Substantial, increase in ' detrpand upon
O.xisting source's o energy., or
require the deVelopm,ent o C near
sources of.`ener;f;y?
Rai
Appendix 1, ,�
page 5 of 9
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t; a P7AXi3now
E NO
16.
'Utilities. xlll the `r�ropos,-,il moult;
1,n c'1 76 fob` new sy t.('ms , or Sial)^
srantial alLaraui,ons Lo tho f.ol.jotjix rr
POIW �' o r tti�tu a s?
b. totmm�a c4�.t~ioa�;; systems x
c
d, S Mier (wil,1, trunk :Eine be extended,
ptovi.(.ling capacity Lo serve new
dovelopman:t) e
e. Storm water, drainagre?,
17.
Human Health.. Wi11 the proposa.
liesult in; -
a , Creation of any health h.azard or
potential hes.1 th hazard (excluding
�'
menta.` health) 7
b� Exposure of people to potential u
health hazards'
Aga
1.3 .
Solid Waste. t4il.l, the proposal result
in any si,, nificant impacts associated
with solid waste di.snos,,.jj or litter
Control.
19.
Aegrhetics . Grill the proposal result
in tHe obstruction
of any public
des-isna.ted or recognized scenic vista
opea to the public, or Will the
pxonosal result in the crortion of an
deSthetiGal
cdll y offensive site open to
public
P
20.
Recreation. Will tile- proposal result
in an impad't upon the quality or
quantity of existing; public recxea-
tion lwci l i':ta e ti''
21,
Archeoloia1 /listaxical , Vii 11, the
-suit
prop"
osa .e �,rt erg teratwion of
a 8ignifica�tR archeolo gri.oal. or
historical site; Structure, ob7ectr
or buildiijg7
Appendix'
Pad
6 of 9
WO
YtS MAYBE
No
22, Mandato�1-7,tndings ofgign 'ficaw ince,,
a. Does the project have the potential
to degrade the quality of the
environment, Substdrita.ally reduce
the habitat of a fish or wildlife
species, cause a fish or wildlife
population to drop below self-
elfsustaining
sustaininglevels, threaten ; to
7.iminate 1)7.antor animal com,-
munity, reduce the number or restrict
the range of a rare or endangered
plant or animal or.eliminate important
examples of the major periods of
- California history or prehistory?
b. 'Does the p'?: of :c t have the potential
to achieve short germ benefits to
the detriment of publicly adopted
longi; -term environmental goals!
C. Does the Project have impaC,GS which
are individually limited, but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
may impact on two or more separate
resources where the impact on each
resource is relativl�� small, but
where the effect of the total of
thoSeL impacts on the environment is
si;ni'icant,
d. Does the project have environmental
effects which will cause, substantial
adverse effects onr human beings,
either directly or indirectly?
Appendix F -
1)age 7 of,9
.Y M 81-02-18-04
III. DISCUSSION (7I' ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
The applicant proposes, throUgh a variance procedure, to divide
one parcel of + 57 acres into two separai;e parcels,containing
approxianatel:y 30 acres and, 7 acres each. The project site i,s
located an estimated it miles north of the community :of l~oreis
Ranch, and is bisected by State Highway 32. 110Iling to steep
mountainous terrain c:hara,cterizes this ax ea of the County.
One single ;Gamily, dwelling currently exists on the parcel east
of High,way 32, while' site property west of the highway is un-
developed. Tllc: latter portion: is heavily forested with conifers
and.a. few deciduous trees. Dense undergrowth is also present on
the steep slopes,
The site is currently designated Agricultural-R.esicle tial in the
county Cenera.l [elan, and zoned TM-20 (minimum 20acres per parcel).
Surrounding :land is generally designated Timber ititountain, with
most acreage zoned TP-160' or TM-20,. A few parcels are zoned TM-10
and TM-5.
Primary env:irottmental concerns relate to the steep to very steep
slopes on the proposed western parcel (30°a -60 0) , high. rainfall
Can average of 70-72 inclies annually) in the vicinity, only
moderately stable soils, and the potential erosion that may result
from these conditions:
The natural :Eire hazard in thl s arca is rated M;rh to Extreme
'ire protection, therefore,
is also an important concern. An
adequate water supply from an on-site well is not certain at this
t -ime (on the proposed, wostern parcel)
Individual checklist,';items are discussed in the, following section.`
lb,e; 3b,c; 4a; l6e: A certain amount of vEgeta:tion will be 're-
moved a7 cl soil displaced in the construction of a homesite, dr:�,veway
and access to the dwelling area. Substantial excavation and grading
may be required for on-site improvements. These activities, as
well. as the erection of overco'verings and emplac'cmeni of �mpervaous
surfaces on property where steep slopes exist, would potentially
create serious erosion hazards to surrounding sail. Whiie an"in-
cre'ase in storm runoff from site Improvements would not necessarily
be great, thQ presence 0' X, slopes with gradients from 30o to 600
and only, ataoderate ly stable soils, would render, s? opeg with llgh,t
vegetation or exposed soaks highly vulnorable to erosion.:
Bxtensive on„-situ drainage 'niprovement8 may be required to reduce
the energy' of storm runoff, and direct runo•f:f into less steep,
vegetated areas or natural drainage channels.
Apperdix F --' Page a of 9
Appe:ftd .k Fa pge 8a of 9
Om
6Y. 20- ry
Sophia Whiteside
Wb tosido Company
c/o
502 Loru:dale Bldg.
D11lutb, MN' 5560 5
56-20-17t s 2 —4, �`�
56-19-6 & 11
f
bi,amond Inlwomational
Mamond Interna Uiona .
Robert .fit. Bad vt{-btRobert
I-I* Bax;re
P-00 Box D
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Poo. Box
Regi S cuff CA 96080
Red 131uf f CA 96050
ar vin�pA A. Cr�.'� e s
TT. 7�ry r•'t y
ucretia ow
'Marvin
p
ox
Box 27
Chaco, CA 95925
F vea L Ranch, -CA 9594
Y
56-20.22
y
z N. Mina, Chang
1021 Corrigan Ave:
} ;
Santa Ane, CA 92706
t
56-20--24, 27, 28
h;
" iD6 & Lew. Rasmussen
U$S guard rash SSN 612
IOPO San Francisco', CA
f
56-20-12
,
Jay H. Price Jr.
339 Barry. Agro. Apt.26
Chic ago , IL 60657
55—" 9.-5
Louis H. HcLain
c/o Mrs e M;. ^ ' McLain
15190 8 �E 90th
Clackamas OR 97015
60-04-Q8
Clifford A. Brown'
Bax '197
�
I Vina, CA 9609p-
609
56—21`56,
56
77,,.
A.:. eo M. l pe0Ys ert
P.104Box 1,844
Marysville, CA 95901
56-20-40
Oscar K. Johnson
Go re�hus Laureyssen,
72Z M'- droxic Wal
Paradise, CA 9596
56-20-57
L=.R. & fit. C: Villa
16771 Addison St.
Encs rte ; CA 91316
xhe N'o ,• 5(:)-,2()-21
`110: 3UTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMM,I;SSTON
TArl r, nN'�;iNG s imy
1 1981
.l .PPLIQJV'Ml' c
Marva.,n Crites
OWNM
Lucretia .9. Whitlow
EG UIS'1?:
A variaraco to minimurn lot size requj,xe-
hent to all the creation of an 11
acre parcel on property zoned TM -20
AP NO
56-80-21 .
SIZE:
37 acres
LOCATION:
Located, on the ,Past side of State Hwy.
32, approx. 3 miles, north of Garland,
Rd.. and approx . YP mile ;sough of Ca.rpnn--
for Ridge Rd. , north of Porest ranch
1 k1:STING ZONING:
TM -20
Z ONIxG 1-11STORY ;
Z oned A-2 August 29, 1935
Rezoned TM -20 February 10, '1976 by
Ordinance 1681
SURROUNDING ZONIXG
TP -1607 to the r:arth, east and west;
IPII-20 to tho $out}
SURROUNDING PARCEL ,SIZES:
Most parcels aro :Larger than twenty,
acres, however, three adjacent parcels
are about; toga acres in size.
,EXISTAING LAD UST,:
One single family swelling on the east
portion of the ` property. Tho west poi,.
titan is undeveloped.'
GEN.F,-P.At PLA-, blwSIGNATION :
A ��i chi T�;ural -pay w d enti a7
A�'k'1�: 0 �'�1`. L REGI1LATIONS:
Butts Cour ty Cody �ec-tion 24-49 '(s�u4mde(x'd
asci conditions +o,r ranting ' a vara. anco)
and OrMction 24' 150 TM -20)
COMMENTS R ;G 11-vM)
Public 1lor.k a: "arcel s sbaII br cv)atd ursuant to the roquire4nents
ci the 1,iatc; Subdivision: Trap Act; and. Chaj",%t r 20 fo the I:.ut4;e Couxlt'-r
Codo .
Environmental lea th: No
objection tovrtara.ance, 'sub je t tv' :��rc
d1 Iow .n . ' An;y land itirJ.
ion or any - velopment shat comply w3*.:t
the iis, a, b 1 e aoutage disc-oahl
area requirements of the bt:tt0 County
y
�1-
TAFF FINDINGS JULY
I! I JCS t.
Subdivision Crd:i mance, ' �.�ne1 vnqui rome;nG;;, of t;hj= Cr,u��ty ���,
rx di.r11anc � and 11011 t;h ,C?r����. -v t �r�e, r. t . Septic '.I":rz�.k
o
Sh:mac No sign,ificant i.mi (jct at �hi.s- time.
Rkvi�Aon 'of >i'orestx,�; Na firs: department i,VI Fast. No :fire
protection requ.iremenb$.
C.AL
if future �developmeno on either parcel:: necessi°
access onto Hi hwa to ne
Y � �. achment permit must be obt;a�.neeL
:from Caltvanls for any work -to be performed within State right of
way. An environmental assessment should bo prepared prior to
the permit application, which identifies any ;impacts of -the work
within State :ght of way. This will, expedite the permit applica-
tion. Fox motile information regarding permit
- requirements, emen;.
the app
1: icant may contact �r. 0ttelephone'(916)6?4-l4-1.Alexander District Permits Engineor,
A ALrSIS
This is a proposal to allow the creation o:f' a parcel smaller than
allowed by the exi'sbing'zoning. The parcel would be an eleven
acZe Paroe,I, physically, separated ;from -the ;remaining 26 acres by
highway 32
A Negative Declaration of Environme-:ntal,, impact has been recommended
'as the appropriate level ofenvironmental rev ow.
The proposed westerly parcel -may or may not be able to meetCountyani. State requirements for hand division due to steep slopes and
access` to Highway, 3 (see comments From Caltraas'). They speci.a
circumstance applicabie -to the property (being bisected by a major
highway) does indeed appe4r to dcpri.ve the owners Of full use of
the property in its present condition. However an
tg''
iancp to minimum lob size in ts case ing aVar--
hicould bre seer. as 6 special
Privilege. which may set precedent. y .pct a recadent I'oz• furthe�y va:;e•i.ance appla,ca,-
tions on two parcels immedia°Gely'to the south with, thb . simi.'l.ar
circumstance of, being bisected by ;Ii�hway 3�. Var ,8 aces for these
parcels could result; in quite substandard,pavicels. (5 and 7 acres)
which may not; be buldablo.
1.
If, the ,Planning Commission Sinds, that because of the si>ecial
clrcumstance of beig bisected by State ighway 3Z the, stPICtr
application Of the 'twenty acre minimum parcel.deprives this
p opoxty of,privelegesenjoyed by other prgporty ien tho vii,
ci.nity, and ,under identical toning cl.,dssiPicatian, hoa' the
'Commission should;
AWL
Vile No
IPO- BC.1°,1rTIE COUXV'1w'Y TILAVNJsNG GOI`'1M I k)'IS OTO
1 r°�
YINDYKS JUT4Y X 198,E
A. N'o'te that tlio :tyyl uivomen.ts of tho Californ.1-a environ-
mental. Quality Aot have been mot and. adopt a N?ogativ
Declaration of lir v:l i,. onm n,tal ;I mptAct and
B. Find. that because ofthe size, shape �l:opograj,hy, soca-
tion or suproian:diago the strict application of Chapter
2LI. of the Butte County Code deprives the subject property
of p:L!i ri.leges enjoyed by other property in. the 'vicinity
under idontical zoning classification; and
C. Grant a Variance to allow the creation of an x"11 acre
parcel 1,n the TM-20 zone on AP 56-20-211 subject to the
following, condItions
1 Varc-t�l s shall. bo cr,eatod pursuarit to trio :' equi vem ,;ntd
of the SLatca Subdivisi oij Mali Act and Okiaptc:r 20 of
the But'I:r; Goun,A/ Code.
2 U5,-Ablc sewage disposal a.r oa must bn provon, aild any
division or development must comply �-rith the County
Subdivision, Ordinance; the County Sewage Disposal
Ordinance, and Health Dr -parte ent; regulations.
3:
An encroachment permit i1e obtained from the State
i7cpar.fameut, of Transportati.on for. any worl< to be
performed within the State right of gray.
u, ApDlican't must; also comply, with all oth(;V-appli cablo
State and local statutes, ordiuwices aud rc-�U.ationr,
Ii. If the Planning Commisoion finds that a varianclo would cQr,4.
sti.tute a grant of special privileges incons.1 stent with the
1.
limitations u. on otl'ier ro ernes an the vicinity and zone i.ri
p p p �'
which the property is located, then the C'ommi.:ssio'. should:
A I;oto that tyh�. Negative Decl.ar.ati on of ��rtv ronin�:ntol Tm7pact
has boen con tld'ed ii, making, this deci s oft; and
BeVind that tho atanda�rds and coed tions for ;,rant of a
�ec�is�d iSecvariance a s 2L-19 f th,rI-Wt;- "Vdunl +y
(lode r:an, of b�� .tn�-yG by `this �:ir��l�c�y; o�.d
eiay a vrx.^s anc,e 1;o ali okr.1 W cry ai,i oC, of ,art f ,�� a6rr.
p' rcc:l .in rre -I'M zonc, on 'AP 56-PO-21-
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,P ANNI G 0EPAPiTMENT'S INTEEDEPA}Rl iMEREVIEW
TO: - Lohn,. ll-ondonsa r ,abJ.a o Wbrlv3
Dull`o Co.1'lwnnir,g Comm,
REQUEST: ljolLas^Q=gM1,i
F.F it Ii i
AP NO: ;-r)G-.-Po-
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t 1 17nim. Q-11' C -r -a" in 'fifh P Mr M � ii
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LOCATION: on. k tiny. .ffaan
a
-Ranch
APPLICANT: Iviarvin_.A. Crj.'bes
ADDRESS; , Rt. 13r�x 7
OWNER. k
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULE .,,
RETURN DATE REQUESTED: ASAP Mavv�,b
BATE DISTRI13UTED 1' b. LL•.,� 8_L.
ATTACHMENTS: Copy of appllyatictt plat pI.
RETURNED; 2 -+,
COMMENTS;
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E, Notice ,is heroby given by the glutin Couni;;y Flanjjing Commission
thatPublic- hearings will; be held on Wednesday, �ul,y 1 1981,
at ' .30' p«m., in the Butte Coun;q poard of Silpervisors' I�r�om,
JD County Adm�nistratian Centor CouraL r Center yrs• e,
ell
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rei�ril.le � Ca1�.fox�na,a re gar
1r1 EM ON WHICH NEGATIVE J)ZCLARArpxt71T
)140 GArva.n Cx,i:e �- Varianceto minimumlot; allow the creabioa of an 'i'1 acre parcel, on property paned
�sr `Ott GTimbor Mountain -20 acre parcels) located I -lie east
side of S'ta t;e HWY 3r , a.pproic. mid es north Of Cx�. , i a nd Sid.
and approx. 1�Z mile South'' Carpenter R dgc Rd., identified
as AP 56-,210-211 north of r,. Or eat Ranch.
IM 10H AN EN7IRoN=T.AL MPACT
R7A wa A= � f, is..vttn>a.waarru..
Nermr�aamno*+¢+I�M�o:�n.sur ��+.+...�os_.e�:.a� krP
o William S. Towne/Baldwin contracting /�al.dwin Can,k;rt�o Co., lwne. .� 1�etoz�e from
2yyar
(General) to tt��2n (�ict�vy :Cndusta"iul y
0�. tAl� south iJ�-,d$ ti� 1:1i��.�l.er Ave., ��+��'Jt o�� F� at�. Y�� ���i��tt.;����
iderabitiod as AP pro,t�gntl macre ,� �5t . V 9%
1 pa3, t -at,., ally aeseribod,' as
All that real property situate in, tae County of Butte,
State of CLIli]t`ornia, described as fo].jolia
PARintit a Ql to '1? and 181 as shown On that certain Map
entitled, "Re P
vzsed Ma of 'the Saeond sSubdi-Vis-ton. of the
E),Ltler 114-lnch", 'which Map wasr. eea oc�d ,iz� the office
e Coun(;
'ebxua Of 1 acorcllr ax' >;hy of Butter' State of Calif'ortia,9
r' 5$ 1,15in Boob 8 of Maps, at page 2.
EXUPTSM3, TMIUMOM all that' portion of Lot 'i$, sho���x c5ri
that certain Mao entit7 ed "Revised Map of the S,c�do�ad
Subdivision of Map
J„V. 2ntlar Ran, situate near Chico,
e Co.,. Cal,.'", which Map was recorded in the office of,
the S � coxdox of rhe Goun 4' of Butte, S°t;a to of C�a�:ifox�Mia
On FebruarJ 5 , 19,15 iia Book S of Maps, a t pa
;e g in
:asterly of a line dead ibed as fo�lows,:
Beginning at; 'a p8itat; in rho Southeast��rJ,y 11ne of. se.i_d Lot;
1�3, distant S 5C rS ° W, 3'75-'17 ft o From yhe mosey Eas�erl
corner of sa `
' +1
" a;d Subd �vis.�oai, ss�d cotn,er �se�.�ig �.0 the h�
eriy line of the eau tilx'ern Pacific. Railway” Campa iy's 'it i0 f t.
right of way between, Chico and Stirlin C1�t;y al.sa nerd
Point bea,ngi3 s Uan ty 'I70 pt; e Southwesterly '410+21.01
�easu�ed a t
right ang OS - rom Bn,*;,Jneer ° s State on r' a'i "" 'lC�, 2�1 a
I7eparcme t of vuOlie ��rr.�xlts ° 1350 .Stx�'vey5 betvreen (3rova l 7 e�.
dye i nd do3 males 8 of Chico, Road xx�.ut3,c; thence
.,�
Jayne 24, 181
k
Mr. Marvin- Crines
Route S. Box 79-2
Chico, ca..
F
96026'
Re: AP 56-20-2`1, Variance
Dear Mr. Crites;
Enclosed is a co �, you.
1�Y of Staff Findings concerning r
application. for A variance
to minimum lo•t size require-
ments to allow the creation. of an ll,
acre parcel on,
Property zoned i�T�1-20 (Timber Mountain -20 facie parcels)'
located on the east
side of State Ffwy, 32
miles north of Garland PA. and
aP�aro� l/2 ���leosouth
of Carpenter Ridge riond, icicnu3fied as lt0 `,5�-20-21,,
norr1; Eorest
o,f Ra.ncll.
k
A public hearing
on this Project ley the plannin
' g Com-
mission has been set, for their
regular meeting on July
l, 181. This meetingwild, be held in the Board of
5t1perV1Spr8 i Room Counr
Atltnrii,S'tY'atinn centers 25
' Y.
County Center Dr' ve p Orovijl.e and is scheduled
begin'at 7:30 Pj hte to
Should you have any questions,, please "c�e1 free
contact our ,::,office,_ to
Sincerely,
Bettye Blair
Ad Dis£ planning
pnc
F
August b, 1.98
Mar,. Marvin A. Crites
Route a, Box 79-2
Chico, Ca.
95�12G
R.e. V rianco on .AP 56-20.2
D
Dear Mr. Crites:
Enclosed is your validated Variance No. 8116 to
allow the creation of a 11 -aero parcel. on Highway 32.
appr4xima.ta"ty ' 3 milos north OR- Garland Road and
approximately 1/2 ;pile south of Carpenter RiJgo Road,
north oP Forest Ranch
Should you have any 'questions, please feel :free to
contact our of fice,a
tetteL Blair
Director of Planning
try: CharlieWoods ;
Planner .11, r
h,d
cc: D pt. o£ public Works (2)
Environmental HetLith
Fire D&' a-rtment
Infer-Departmontal Memorandum
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