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K �� I '41 ti '41 �.. ; P CNG: COMMISSION SUMMM SHEET FOR,; SND DIVISIONS k • LNT tTarry E Koenig Logi) 92-08-02-02 D S'; 4744 A, J. Stohr Fid, Forest Ranch, CA 95942 Vernon Koenig ,G,J T DESCRIPTION: TENTATIVE __ SUBDIVISION MAP to divide 10 acres to create 10 one acre parcels. T:OZ"ATTOtt;_ On the southerly side of Forest Ranch Rd;. approx. 2,,500 ft. northeasterly of Peregrine V,nd, Forest Ranch area. S 9b;K"S PARCEL NUMBER (S) 1 056-360-020, 0.21 wONItfC_ LV4-1 E GENERAL PLAN AR PROJECT CONSISTENT? ZEt-qEHAL VAN CONFORMANCE REPORT 5/22/91 DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNkTURE ;t,D CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACT57 No DAiTZ APPLICATION RECEIVED 1/30/91 ,wm'r/SUR.VEYOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: _ S -rra West 'Surveying p.,DR S= r43,r Black Olive Dr; Paradise, CA 95969 DATE PLAIIN NTNG. DIRECTORY`S REPORT PREPARED. FIROtv�iE,YTAD CATEGORICAL EXRMPTION - DATE FILED 3MU14INATION AW DATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED,_1-1-I'Ll �1 MITIGATED NEG DECLARATION - DATE ,ADOPTED. ENV, IMPACT REPORT - DATE CERTIFIED_ STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NO. M, COKAITTEE MEETING DATE OVISORY AGENCY HEARING DATE l•7. Awl soRY AGgNcYACTION,Y! tiC c� OP, EALED .: _ APPEAL HEARING DATE...: BOARD ACTION C014m N' s FOR, PI.,ANNINC DrRECTORI S REPORT_ ;. �iSSIGNED TO,_,•_,_, ij !� . t P ) ��y TP1.�TkTZ�� T.81MA7`IVi. ,Pi•:RCEL I•ik� ,� SLfDD1VIS901i' , 1--R_rL-DM;AP.y SLIBUIYSS301; LJ WAINER AP.PLICATIOV n� 940�1?: •. (Please checkai;e box ) A PPL] CkN T: r µ .,�'�� ���,�.� kD17R�SS. •�:�.T.�,=...�,. F-n,r r� •t r6.,. C� *'k ael"�'EP ,I JI1'."L J1�0: i .: �''s � P - .mm N0: A/ / i festa MOP,: C l h' �S'f E1V,�I1�'IrER O}7: 'Stit�', ,_......�,,.. - �y d A.0 ADI)PI S F IG�.� Fir 44 _ MIL Iv�1 7.,+ _f OF ]3E.4i2!NG TO _ •" y ► n SECm01�_ 7'ap, OF yRCI.t" ERTY : Zmkt?,S-}` L'. 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Cr L2 �J �)! ..�CE AR...E ST PUALIC R24D; TO I� {For" intormation on nearesto public road, check vith Pubic Works Department) IF ACCESS IS BY PFRESCRIPJ` Tl- RIGHT" OF -WAY, ATTACH DOC'J)ZI TATIOIi TO IMS APPLI G4 TI ON. ACCESS IS 132` A RECORDED FRIVATE RO!O EASEtEjgT, INDICATE DEED REF'EMCF c VOURdE PAGE :IF VAEUME fiM AM- 790 ACCESS Mins", TrLSE MUST BE SHC'" ON ZrrM 7EMTXVE MM -P Alw Z -M RECORMMG DATA. llmicA r., mmjo'; VOIJJIE PAGE DIS?'UCE TO CTTJ LI1aTS: DOES 'ISE MINER OF THIS PARCEL 74OXI Qv?7 OP HAS HE II1 TIE PAST 00M LAM .4.W O234DIc 21HIS PRO-TtKAT ' a y - - 'SIGhAT OF A PPiylc;k!'m SIGJM r �,�a U OFR .caRD e . C � ' �,ui toGCunt;� F3anni P.. Le e t i C-pu 1ty .Cente Kiri ve hpplican.C1` -ay.Ile, Ch 95965,3397 9l6) 534-4601 E.P Subdivision Nape (if applicable) hYFP..►�T�i3; E DateMed ec ,AND DIVISION A-PPLICATI;ONS 5uon'`tementl=_1 Informa'Lion for Manning Department List and describe any- other. r'clated permit's and other public approvals required for this project, incluiding thosr renuire& by city, regional, Mate and fele:al agencies; E .��':' �rahnsec� ,�scnedua; +t�g1a 4sowatsc ��o} gCts.��-s + hrtti c pages incremental deve3 of ment (phasing off subdivision units, future aevelopmaht ial n,)i Q 4What mAthod gill be utilized to accommodate surface drainage: Describe' )ioV oz -site and 'tJ'bWristre-Itb drainage channels will be affected.. Prop i itl� o: tater forfire f` t1itiilg putbdstt (hydrants, ;ponds, etc. ) R. i. Gs�ri ej:cgvatiotr o: gredinE bs nece!"alrY Cubic tiaras (e-tirs %e)': 4 �j 0' -jt 3.I?i t, t r ty t ri:: n. 'an t:. unt ct.1 t I d u At'f,A.1i 0�31�`,. p TAL _tMPACTs .','L MI7IGhT10l; Y .SL'FtES" if .nzr scan .. - en rranrr��ntai 'rnac!t �ssaciatec �•tc Igen. ii tioLen: ,alit" s�: c cT,o�ie^ condi! it` -:15 tnG iarf ox.� �� r1r,. �n r: o ec= aesz r zeatu, e_ o. Of apprnti•al (miti2tior beasuresl art proposed to alleviate notentiat e'hvironmental impacts ERVIRONX—EYrAI, SETTINVVI a1 Describe 'the project site as it 0.'ists before the pro ect, including iraioraatYon an tcpograp'tt5', soi] stabil,it•, plant and animals. and am ttiltUral, historical or scenic asU�ctc•+ Describe any E7:iSi1nC S%ruC�ure� l3ii the sits, and :175 Ups C: tileGOs4ures "FoAlmr b)' Irby^ribs the c.r-otnding nrsnertz s, includanr information or, ants anc • .'t and any c0tural' h storieai O' scenic 't-s:ezts. r _ an .• irC ts� cor�aerc�sli eLc.), indiCSLe t'rJS tV.P!E� 0' ar� = intensity or land uss (one-Jami-13anartment nouser-, 5 s "p ment stores, etr-,),± and Scale o; pevelopmtntr (height, zrontage) setbac}.. rear lard, ett,) "�"/'y1 Ci;TI�ICtT30t�r I hewed!- oertxfr thati the statements rUrni sber,' abovt and in ------ -" e the date ani inzcirmatior�, requires io; this Lne attacnec exn�it- p, e_ent a � abil_it`, and that the facts, staxementl i.r,, is a'] evaluation to the best :of m,` 3 p p t and ini d�ati on resented are true. And comes`. to the best of w;` bno� 7 eo and bplier.. . ...i rUrt �� 6'r�n' aLC =`'ze w�=L•%.� ntE C �f•Fi C} �Unve �. ���&iUeU,rdolsno tl hue7 1 601 0 T QLM l tJ O O r RAMG79� T'>te4�_Q��.. Si7SD='iT2^�20I`i IA�'. r i Iatems 1-4 to be, completed by applicants /IPPLICANT immE AND ADDRESS: \/ �.I? t�J � n 5 S r.) L.i Ur w .CZ DESQiMION Ci U t3 7 S V -1 t b ASSESSORS PARCEL NUMBER(S): C75f� - 3(on .. RR.Orosm USE: Resi I-)et")- l rz, L.. - t eollowing ite= are to be completed by the Planning Department: ter'.ZONING_ j 'rvr I _ Z _ LAND CONSERVATION AGRF:EMT N � 4ZXZpfa-C} P AL PLAti DEsIr;NATrOrr:G- : A_ - ��aad•il;ionn2 Criteria: 147,,ZCULTURAL-MIDENT AL YES NO It is recommended that you perform the following checked ite*.,s: ')i. Agricultural Compatibility ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHECK Z. Water and !fewer Capacity A --� BOTANICAL SURVEY 3.. Adequate Fire Facilities GEOLOGICAL SURVEY Road 'Capacity and Fmintenance -�+ •- -..+s YES H0 5. Accesis tU3 comnerciel and Schools x (Vd1►RTl AND FIELD MOPSWITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH.. AND GAME DEYELOPtSEtiT ZONE:. 1. Predominant $-10 ac. Parcel Size 2. Vicinity of Urban Boundaries WITHIF FLOOD PLAT: _ Z. Ag• viability not Impaired -._ WITHItt AREAS SPECIFIC OR .� ,,*Wf Determination: Substantially conforms to LAND USE PLAN.- GENERA)'.. PLAY: 1: Land Use If Yes, 2. Conservation- Name of Plan 3, Open Space =- `_ WIMUN URBA1.4 RESERVE: k. Safety 5.Noise If Yes, Name of Reserve..., 6. Housingu. i. Circulation _ AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN: Ca'RI!'ir5: �nJ' f'1'i-� 1 s..y r�)��y i _ ,i �..ti �Y�, r-1 � �� .l'? -. W P�i�� rrs i f�r'J� v' �,�9 ti t�'+•:- r t'a'i C �'�i°r L.i G r_` _ 1Y> v'>)vF: Ci I�C`r✓�15v. AL1.. r k:P% IA)P /w_ CAPtarSi.i�;i , r u _(lt7 G2 It, sow Ir-or. 0 � C� n� 00%TI0K)A-t 7. aNwr-, Staff Signaturer�"" `"r:==��y�t Date _.. AS THE APPLICANT r"OR THE REQUELAND `DIVISION, I AM AWAR£'OF THE ABOVE STAFF' DETERMINATION REG STED ARb G THE CONFORMANCE WITH THE Grt.TERAL FLe1N AISD ZONING: • -�. Dated i°' � � ��....h. S3gnatlire of Applicant �cthhis report will expire and be discarded "six (6) months from the date sof the staff signatcsre. Ijll 1Od0A (rtVi6dd 6-87)' . _. �r X Planning.Department NAME: HARRY E. KOENIG ; X_ Environmental Health Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP;„_ 56-36-20 & 21. Attn: J. Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on map) .. Butte, County Sheriff PG&E (check title report for easement) Pacific Bell Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet) Sc Ql Distric Awa l map) (�i Water Company f individual wells are not indicated on application or map) Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual Water Co. California Water Service Company (Chico area) Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigahi:on District (Oroville areae SE of river) Tharmalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of ,river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. to lake), Del. Oro Water (Paradise Pines area) __. Buzztail Waterworks (Doe Mill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) Paradise Irrigation District City of . . (check wall maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Chico Paradise Biggs Gridley QP.MgLLE AREA ONLY Lake Oroville Area Public 11tility District (see large map in.in.cab i et) Feather River Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) El Medio Fire District (check wall map) a small portion of Oroville only B160S RICHVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (80M BUTTE COUTY): check wall ;map and title report to see what applies.; Some areas overlap: Drainage District #1 Drainage District 92 Drainage District #100 Drainage District #200 Reclamation District #533 Reclamation :District #2056 Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District Butte Creek Drainage District ZN TAIN CASES: Superintendent of Schools (only for subdivisions) Dept. of Fish and Game (near water and in rural and mountain areas) Cal Trans (near State ,99 149 (Chico cut-cf f) I 62 (Olive Hwy. RichvaleHwy.),191(Clark Rod) Stare Water Quality Control Board (projects with more than 1.00 lots or units) United States forest Service (if project borders USA land --check AP books) Parks Water lle) State War Resources Department (property near Lake Orod Recreation Department (property near Lake Orovva.11e watershed) Rock Creek Reclaimation- Dista (west of Chico Aitpart;, south of Rock Creek and east of Hwy& 05 (see Wall. map) Chico Area Recreation & park 'Dist (only for subdivisions) ,._ U.S& Dept, of the Army, Sacramento Dist. Corps of Engineers (near water and in rural and mountain areas) SPECIAL CASM check title report for any mention of ,special services or easements such , a, to Thermal�.t� Irri.%+g ataon District (numbered i.tem.$) MARRY E. KOENIG, TSM, .AP 56--36-20 and 21, 10 lots locatFd on the southerly side of Forest Ranch .Road approx, 2500 ft, northeasterLy of Peregrine Road. Forest Ranch area-. Engineer: Sierra West Surveying Public Works conditions; J, Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and instal, the required facilities. 2 Provide 20 ft. radius property line returns at all street intersections. 3 Indicate a 50 ft. building setback line from t -he centerline of interior streets. 4 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per 'County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) 5 Deed 30 ft. fron the centerline of Forest Ranch Road to the County of Butte. 6 Construct one half plus 12 foot street section on Forest Ranch Road to RS -3-A geometric standard. Minimum structural section to, be 2" AC and 8 AB, SC 250 prime, fog seal and 95% relative 4 compaction. Submit design to County Department of Public Works ,for approval. "R" value determinations and other data may be required to support section design, - C 7 Construct full street section on interior street to RS -7A road standard with double seal coat as defined in the standard and 411 AB. Submit: design to. County Department of Public Works for approval:. HR" value determinations and other data may be required to support section design. B Provide mhnumentati:on as required by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards: 9 Street grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering standards= 10 Provide permanent solution for drainage. 11 All easements of record to be shorn on the final map: 12 deet requirements of Butte County Fire Department or other responsible agency: 13 Street lighting shall be provided in accordance with Butte County requirements, accepted design Criteria, and recommendations of PGCE. APPENDIX COUNTY Off' 1. BUTTE . I NVIAONMENTAL 611kKtIST -FORM EVALUATION OF ENVJCRONIENTAL IMVACT IFIle le No. Log No, 92-08-02-02 AP No. 056-360-0201 021 BACKGROUND 1. Name dt Proponent, Harty e. Koenig 2. Address of proponent and rvpresentaLlvd lit applicable): 474.4 A. j. stohr Road, Forest RahM CA 95942 3. Project description: 'ren ative subdlvi"sjon Map to divide to acres to create one acre parcels. YDS xAm Nri ll:LBCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION MANDATORY FI: NDINGS Og' SIGNIFICANCE i, Wes the project have the potential to degrade the X This ptoposnl will not slgniflcahlly degrade the environment, duality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or Wildlife papulation to drop below sell sustainthg levels„ threaten to ellmihate A plant or Animal community, reduce the number or restticl the range of a rate or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important examples or majOt period$ of california history or prehi$toryt 2� the project have the polenllAl to achloVoalst x This proposal will not Impede long-lernt environmental g' oats. short-term benefits to the dettiment of long-tere DDoes oes: nment (A short�term Impact on e one whlleOlongsteno Will brietop tIodAof endure into the future.) 3, Does the project have impacts which are Individually,, -- R - This ptoposal Will hot haVe a significant cumUlative impact on the lted but cumufativelnsiderable? to volect limy co environment, may irroact on two or more sepatate resources Whete the Impact on each resource I s telatively small, but where the elteet of the total of those Impacts on the ehvironment is tigniticaht J 4. Dolthe Drol have environmentale effects t X ThItbblhproposal will not Have a sldhifidaht adver$e effet"`: on human ct effects , e hurrah ings, either directly of thdirdetlyt bes t1l. DETERMINATION on the basis of this initial evaltmLioh: 1/Wt find the ptonoted ptol'ect COULb NOT have a 5ighItIcant effect on the envlforimerit and a NEbATiVE IECLARAT104 Will be prepated, case bedausealheiAITIOATiONN MEAStA is desetibod onbtlevAttachedlsheet have been Aon dded (6 environment, there AWNEIdAFIVgbbtCL TION.WIII be prtepafbd.is 1/09 find the proposed project m&Y haVe 'a significant effect On the environment, Arid ah ENVIR"tNTAL IMPACT WORT Is tegUlred, TMENi iATtit lanUAlY ri. `1992Ely. )o Hinter sen or F, anner Mvlcired b 510vr o;inentaz Check.',"' t, * Evalutati6n of EnVirohmenta " Impact TTT ENVIRONME_ NTAL IMPACTS yr -s MA BE No DISCUSSION Off' ENuXRONMENTAL :L'VALUAT!ON I . Emn:!- Will tale proposal 'result in significants e. Unstable earth cohteldrit, or changes in geob. x The proposal Will hot afrect subsurface earth conditions. Distuptlon, displacement, compaction or ovetcovering of the soli? x_ This proposal will result In some d'4sruption displacement, compaction and overtovering of the site as a resin( of development of structures, drlveways,'park)ng areas, etc. C. Change in topography of ground surface_ features? ,�, ._ x Tile proposal Will riot alie4t, topography because the building sites relief are un o to 10% slopes. d. Destru,tiOn, . vet Ing or mod iIIcatIonof any _ x __. The site has no Woe phtstcai features. UnlOw geologic or physical features? , e. Intro. se in wind or wafer 'eroslojt of sol it, l Chet _� X . 'rhe :Otoposal wl l l clot cause eroslor,. e on or off s tea? I. ChangesoInchangns i oflatitton ofbeac sa,of – -- x The pfoposal Will not affect any watercourse, erosion Which may modify th4..channel of a fiver or stteam or the bed of the ocean or on,/ bay, Inlet of lake? 9, Loss l prime 30ticultural1y prfoductivd sot1` 1u'Side designated urban areas) This proposal does hot represent a significant loss of prime agricultural sblts, h, Exposure of people of property 10 gedlogic hazards such as eafthgUakes, landslides, X' All of nutid county is in a slbdeta'te Earthquake Intensity Zone V'it1, mudslides, ground failure of similar hazards? 2. ASR, WI 11 tt°, proposal result In substantial; a. It, aItons or deterloratlon of ambient aI f► ly; _ X Thepropl ,the Incf''ease ih th number of vehicle trips Is hot signirtcant. b. the i:reatlon of 61-,ictlbnable odors, smoke:. of famesi X The'pfoposal W111 hot create obte c:tibnaDle odors, smoke or fume?, C. AlWvt tloh of off movement, mdlsillre or temperatutd, or any change in ellmate, �;� X The proposal will not aftebt the atmosphere. locally of regionallyl i. fttlik- Wit the proposal result In substantial; a. Chanties in.currehts, or the dour, or direction til watr:, movements ih a jher X —`"- The lyroposal Wil► Plot affect any watertoutsa. marine or fresh waters? b., Changes ih absotitIon valet, drainage patterns, or the rate 'surface X The proposal may result In an increase 111 fato water vUhorf due and account of vhotf7 on fromimpervious sur to ?educed abiorptl. faces, and In a change .in the drainage pattern +in the site. HoWevee no slgnllicaht adVarse Impacts are tnticlpated bo6vse the pawetl Wilt'absor .11>ost runoff. t. Need for otf-site surlaCe drainag,¢i _ X.. The proposal will not affect offsite dralnar*4 ImObVemehts, InclUdil�g.rcgeletlthnr+?ulrlvai, Atha MeII!alitin or tulyeri fnstallat,►ont d, Alteratlohs to (hs course hr flout of Ilootl; �X_ Ths+proposal Will not itgni'f'lcantlyafteot -ir 't�.„k.d C;,)I.trot thanh_el$ Water?? of waletcourtes. 4 3 txvitonmentaI Clhecklipt * Evaluation o>> �nvronmextta] z,npaat ' e.. change. in -tile amount of surface Water Ln any X The Ptoposai WIII not affect any watercourse, water body( f. Discharge Into surface Waters. or, In any _ X The htopo5at will nal significantly affect surfacer Water quality, afteratlott of surface Water duality Includog but not limited to temperature, dissolved oXYgen of tUrbiditY# g. Altetatiollof the direction of rate of flaw - X The aroposal Will not affect the direction or flow of ground waters, of ground Watetst h. Change In the quantity of OhlI ty of ground The ptoposal wlII not dlrectly atfect any aqui ter waters, ether through direct additions or wlItidiawals, or through Ihterceo(lori of an aquilet by cuts at eXcaYatloNl I.- Reduction In the, amount of Wrsler otherw1se - X - 'rite proposal WilI use Well's to develop water ,upply and will not Available lot public watur suotattest affect publit Wallet supply, J, YrkoateQeof people t property roper tyq� o Watef W _ , X ,. The Praposal wi t l not ekpoSe people or property to f loodind, hafar 9. PAI AW Lire will the Ptopolat tesdf t fit 3UD$taltl(01 A.. Change In the stiyetsity of welds. of x :_, the'iro�osal will 11 �1 affect plant life because (tie site contains number of Ally specles Of plants (In4lrrding no s,gn licant plaht. life. tteei, shrubs, grass, crops, and houatla platits)t b. Reduction of tht numbers of any unique, rare X ,., The siie contalns no tare plants. or endanddl'od sviddles of ptahtsa t tntroduttlon of new species of piAnts Into X - The probotAl Wit I not affect ekl9ting plant Ilfe. an area, or in a isarrier to the hotmal rePlenishmerit of eXitting spaclesf rt. Reduction in at:reage of any agricultutal ��, X _. The Me floes not contain any agridultutal crops. 5,tVrMAL 1, t+t. Wilt the ptoposat resui t to. supstan al: a. Change In tM diversity of species, est ,, _x The tiroPolal 'Will hot atfeet animal lite because the site has been in the beer Development Zone, r numbers of ani! Oetit!s of lana animals intruding teptilet, anitrAls (birds. fish aiht Diaced shelitlsh, benthic organisms of lntects)7 b. Reduttioh In the numbers of any unique, rare _ k ... iflie site contains 'no tatd ahihials. at OdAngefed spec itis of animal:tt C. Introdue(lohat how 'Species of animals Inti) .- : _- x.. Ylid proposal' Will not affect eXlslihg animal life, an area, of Ina barriet to the'mI§fatlr)rr or movemeti t o? tln l mA 1 s t d. Detatlr)ta�tioi of ex'Istfng' t1th br Wildlife X.-,. The site contains lit) tigntiltaht wildlife wabifat. The site Is located lit_ Ali area deslllhated as, a development area oIt the inapt habitats p rhea Depat'Ariv c1- Kish and rovided to butte C:onnty by tnc CAilto Como, i5eveldOMe0 of 114 acre parcels Will tdOU1tePayment of mltigation sees When such tees ate 6dopled'by lh0 6Utle CouhrV board Of Stlpetyl'c'7r%. 8nva.torAenta1 Cheokli's'Evaluation of Environsitental 7mpacf: G. NOISE. Wili the proposal result In zubstartlaat a. thcreases in existing noise Levefsr x The proposal will hot result In a substanllal increaf,e in noise created on site of in lite vicinity, b. txposure of people to severe noise levetSt X The proposal will not expose people to severe noise Idyeas, 7. L CfiT AfV� s, nr lcan OtARF' Will the proposal produce _ g t uAr and glares x The proposal Will not result In a substantial Increase In light of slate treated on site or in the vicinity. a. LAND Usll will the proposal result Ina d voc or al a twat on Of the. present or planned land. r��rr `x The proposal Will not allot the land use in the area, areal or an n. RAMAL R[sOURCES:. Will the proposal resUlt in — su ss aa5tia A. Inetbaid resoUrces n the rate of use of a'.y natural x -rhO.proposal Will not affect any`hatura.l resources. b, resoidn Of any non-renawable natural resoUrcrrs Ur x_ th( proposal will hot deplete an1' tutal tes60rce3, tl,t.gr: URSFt., 11t11 the proposal ihyolVd: a. A tisk of explosion or releaie of hazardousThe _ substances (Including. but hot 11111ted to, _ x �p su w111 not frivolve the use of ha2erdl?us ma lertafs, nor is lor.prr o oil, pesticides, chemicals of rad(;t(Idh) ih, ated close to any lacllitles whlth stote or utilize such materials. the Wont of an accident dr upset 'conditions? c With b. Po00611sPinterferenemeen teaan mergancy CY •feon plaht X The proposal Will riot affect any ehietgency serVices. 11. POPULATION 0111 the proposal ;alter I(bcation, but ort, density Of growth rate of the hurrah X 1,ne proposal Will not slgnlficahtly affect thepopulation of lite popul atlont population? os Area because the proped density, does ho( exceed that plahned and being deVOIDped In the area, t2,HOUSINO.. Will the p'toposal'affect exlstirla housing or crew e a demand lot additional lrousln�7 X The ptbposat Will hist s101 ltcantl;y affect, housing demand, i3. )-RM4P ATAt`tarrlclRCULATION. Wi 11, the proposal result In: a. Cfty eneren6fhth er)It t `subs(aht(aI add(tlonalvehidld X he proposal Will hot reptesehl a ilghltleanl thcteaso In ItAIric tIn kite atea, o. Efl'er;ts on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parkingr � The Otoposai Will not aftett Oatkl'h'g because the Orb oss Will have to itomplY wl'lh the oarklhg requirements contained WI thein 8UMI CaUhty Code seclldh 24-aS. c, Substantial Impact on existing ttanspott2(fon systems? x slghifica rhe ,prop&sal Will not htiy increase tongGslltth and maintenance tebU!rchiehts oh atell tbads. d. al"tetatlohs to present pat tet hs � � Of citculation or MOV01th( of people and/or „_ ., x._. The proposal Will .hilt alter Utr present Oat6'1111of elrculatlon in goodst (!te' area. e. Alluta(ltirls to Watetborhe, call or Air �...�� X etre ptopasalWill not aftecl telt or alt tratftt, ll 1. vehicles, b cyCllsts nt pedestrlahstmotor ards x They rdptrai tosuft 111 a significant lhcreaso In traffic and ti,Il traillt elf Id h hazards ill the area. ,' fl 5 i �i ttmerttal ,yheakliat ,* EValtlation of EnVirbinm6htal ,impact 14. Footle sERvlces. will the Proposal have an effect In a r+.eed, tot new or altered upon, or result government :,ervices. A. f=ire protectton't x The proposal will result In an Incremental increase In demand for iire protection In the area. The Butte county Fl re pepartmenticallfornia Dfylsfon of Forestry has Indicated that cumulative deVelopmenl In rural areas will Impact their abllltl+ to provide IIre protect ton services. They have staled that Installation Of automatic tire suppression sprinkler systems In residential structures, the use of fire resistant building materials and water supply systems adequate to support ilia sprinkler system will reduce the demand for fire protection services, b. police protettlonf x The proposal Will result in an Incremental increase in demand for - police protection In the area, Schools? - X _ Tiler proposal Will result id an incremental increase in demand for C. school setVices In the area, d, parks or other tocreationa facillu est >t pa1rkpandorecreatiion taell11 Iat In nthemarea� Increase in demand for e.. Maintenanceof publi't facilities, including x.. mhe OroposAlo(ill result nine lner cet(acl'Il creAsd Il Ilia need for roads? I. other 9OYernr�entat services? X ;. the proposal will result in an inCtementaI Increase I demand for alt othet governmental services in the Area, ENtRcy, WIII the pr,bposal resulI In: a. Use of subslanttal amounts of fuel or X The proposal will not utilize substantial fuel or energV'. ener b. upon subsgtahlU11 McreaieIndemanduponexlstirl X The proposal WIIt not substantially Increar a the demand tot ene'rfly• sources of energy, of rtqulfC lrid deyelo meht of new sources p of enetgy iu. 11TI ,r . W1II the proposaI result In a need for new systema or substAnllal alterations to the fnllowln6t of power or natural gAst x. the Ot ootalsWitlion not affect electrical bowerdisof na utal 'gasti. caim;hlCations lystetnst X- The proposal will not affect commuhication systems. �. Hster avalla"bliltyr _ x The proposal will not affect pUbi'lc water ,systems, d, toot or septic system>..3 - x.-. The proposal Will have tb meet the requirements of ha a 16 the butte doubly Otnmerttat the Health e. water draihage. x..- 'tile proposalWill have to pfovidt a permanerit solution lot drainage. 1. �torm Solid Waste and dI sposalt x .. The ptoposAI wllf 1101, At tact solid haste dlspoSAI i>. .UN.NI:a.ALTH,. Will the proposal result in, creation of any health hazard or potentlal X. The proposal W.health hazard. ill Itill create any haztttd texcludtnll mehlal MAIN? b, r tposUre til people to p otrintlal health _: x . The ofoposal wlII not exootd people to any hoaith hazard. hazattq dt it it nv,,tronritental Checkli6t Evaluation o;E 'EnvironmcntAl Impact 1a,STNFTIcs. Wit the proposal result in the x the proposal will not result Ih An aesthetically offensive view any scenic V sresultViewtopen tocreathi because it is cons istent With surrounding development. pubilcc�, or Iof of an aesthetically offensive site open to the public viewt 19, RECREATION. trill the proposal result In an Impact • xx The proposal may result In an Incremental Increase In demand for upon a quality or quantity of existing park and recreation facilities. recrea,tlotlaI 'opportuhltlest 20, CUl.tL)kAL 99SO-OCts„ a, Will the proposal result in the alteratIori x The subject property Is located In an area where archeoloilcai,sites or destruction of a prehistoric or historic may occur, lh order to determine If significant sites maybe located archaeological Met on the property, an archaeological survey of the property is requited. b-. Will the proposal result in adverse pphysical x the proposal' will not affect historic sites. or aesthetic effects ko a prehlst6ric or historic building. ucture or oblectt C. bbes the proposal have the potential to x The proposal will not affect olturai resources, cause aepphysical affect si cal change which Uniqual values? d, Wilt the proposal rettiitt existing x--• The proposal Will not affect religious resources; reltglous or sacred uses within the potential Impact area? .ti _. ... A.. wL •,,. Igavarontental Chackl i3t EValuati,qn-,f.bf, Environmental Im a6t SUGGESTED MITIGATION MEASURES t. Place a note an the (Inaf map stating that beer mitigation tees are to be paid at the time of obtaining building petmits It such feet have been adopted by the Butte county Board of supervisors. z_ Place a note on the final map staling, *Automatic IIte suppression sprinkler systems shall be installed in all residential structures in accordance with the National Fire Ptotectlon Association standard lot the Installation of sprjWer systems In one and two family dwellings ,and mobile homes, HrPA Standard 13 b. The purpose of the Installation of sprinkler systems is tot additional 'safety and propperly protection Irt the event or residential ifret. This Installation Will reduce the demand for structural fire protection services In those Instances where they are Installed.' a.. Your property Is subfeGt to conditional zoning by agreement made wI th butte county on October f. 1'98.4 IH.bd I II I li 8 ro=ental Checklist- Evaluat,ion of-, L'nVranme'siit;al Impact rsnTA M11 ,K. Protect Description niolonical_rnvironment. i. Type of PtQJdCt: Tentative subdivislon Map a, vegetation: MIXed Conner/oeciduoos Forest. Z. brief Description: Tentative subdivision Map to divide io acres to create 1e one acre pa(cels. 9. wildlife Habitats Criticail Winter habitat for the deer herd withln neer DeVelopment zone, d. Location: on the southerly side of Forest Ranch RoAd, approxtlrately 2,soo feel northeasterly of Petegrine Road, to Cultural thVironment: the � Ranch 10. Arc and Historical Resources in the area 4. Development., Propoosed3Oensily ofeDevelopment., t Unit per acre. Moderate Iow sensltivity area. S. AmounL of impervious surfacing; Animal, tt. butte County General Plan designation: A -R 6.' Access and Nearest Public Road(s)- Forest ,Ranch Road and 12, EX'istind 7aning: Thi -1 Highway 37. 13, Existing Land Use on-site:: one house on lot a and tut 5, 7. Method of sewage Disposal: Individual septic systems, balance In Vacant land. e. source of water supply.t individual Wells,. 14, surround ins Area: a. Land Uses: k6sidentlal ). Proximity or Cower Lines: To property. b, zoning: Tt1-5 lcUlluCal Residential Potential for further land dlVislons rnd developments Nome d. arceltsitesslg5aptus acres under exitting toning. C. Population. Rural Ovlronmental' seltind 15. Character or site and Area- Rural large lots. Physical Erhyirohment: 16. Nearest Urban Area: PAtAdise- 1 . 17. Relevant spheres of influence; Paradi'te aerfaih General Topographic characters Cehtly "s..loping. by 5lopes:, ata to>t in, ImproVementt standards Urban Area; Rural r„ EleValton' 3,440 Icer above tea level. d. Limiting Factors None ig. giro Ptotectlon service: a. Nearest county (state) Fite station, !1latton lila 3. sotls and 24,approXlmataly il3 tulles. a. -Types and Characteristics- Aiken claylloato b water Avail'abilitys rite tankers only. ; b, Umlting Factors. peep toi)S goer!, zo. tthools In arca.yChico unit led school nlstrlct, 3. Natural Hazards of the Land A. Earthquake Zoner Moderate tarthtivake Intensity zone Viii. b Efoston 06(d tial, Modrit_ate. C . LAndalide Polehllalt Moderate. d. Fire tlaxardt High. c. WansiVe soil Potential: Moderate. 4. Hydrology, A. sUrtace water: None. b. 0ound water; unknown. potentially limped, c. Draldhge Chafactetlstlest well drained. d ).thnual RAlntall (normal); '70 Inches DO year. e, t.lniiOng Factors. Mo>ti to Modetale petmeablIIly, s. Vtsua lstbnl_c Quality: Codd, G., Adous0d OUAIlty: Clod. T. Quallty Cood,- except :during periods of slagrtant Valley aAlt lt J 1 Ne■i�+� F 9 7cgxental Chcckl isi h :1;va11at: N iOn df. rh).v ;.C`C1IllTtlN�l!1 C,al�. �Itt 7af4 i~ EiNV I ROWENTAL REFERENCE MAI'ER I Al. butte County Planning Department. Earthquake and Fault Activit Ma 11-1 . �'eisrrric �afet +�E .2ment; 12� Butte CouhtY Board of Supervisors: A ricultural Preserves Mao, estabII -ed b e, CAr ir�r(`VI e, CA, CH2M 1977, ItesolUt on No. 67-178. Orov� Pin beparthlent,: 1987: 2y L Butte County Planning pepai�rtmelt, �i uefactf�n Seism c Safety element. I Butte County ng National Flood insurance Program. Flood Potential Ma :11-.z 13, orvvuiTe CA CW2M H '17 insurance Rate malls.. Federal Emerge) lcy butte County Planning deRa�rtment, subsitlence5d Management Agency) 1989. Potentia ._Ma 1 1L=1 S;�fe_ty ElCment. 1j USGS dud Maps; Coilasset, .andslld'e orov e, CA, CH2M .. 1977. 1 soil Ma chico C1'925) Oroyilie 192 4r butte County Plann;i_ng Department, Erosion P��tential la 11—Saf,et�' El nt° Orovilley CA, ' Department o rea UnTeStates Agr culture. �H,2t �Ii�T 1971. I is. 16, Soil Surve of of tate92 orpar 5r _ 2o Butte County Planning Department Fxr�GnsiyCi�5M Safety element. oroviile, A nTtedLlco_ i9 ; r-- ea - U.n to States Deparament A9r eu.ture, Map X11=3, te 1T iTl-, 1977 . t3Utte County Plannl`rig ^epariment, No eietnenj_ 17, Ile, CA, Butte Coupe county planning Department: count Fire Protectio ur. sdiction—But �� , county re _ �A jf e 7 ' liymeht Orav Ca2M HH-T� ac iT e�s__ Mate, Butte DepartC�en' at Cal lfornla Depattment of '1N rscehicBinh>vay 21— Butte C,ounty_Plallnll�B Department, Scehlc Highhj�ai 5' C►rnyrl�fe, c:Ac Farestl`Y, 198�J, Ma .V-1'o.5c.�ni.c Ili ilwa is a ent, C . 2M H x '1977 > g, BUtte i,ounty Plahhln9 Department, Natural Fire, Hazard, classes h'al 1114' sau4ty Element. TT�1'7 �� rOVTi�7 e , CA: CH,j ' H . g, haeo l o 1 CAA" butte <`ountY Planni110 Department. �c Manninng,� �rovile, CA, 1ames' P, SE�lsitivit titan_ ,,193 In, t Butte County PianhlnG Oepartirient« school Di5_tr LI'w' Ma" Uroviile, CA i1. Northwestern Distric_tt 06PartMent of Water Stud Ma Nitrate Tne Resources Cottocerrit°idChico r we s. Salioe 195b. Ag2n'Y tie- o caTlfornfa .. �rgvi io.�.�ii�ir t�Ir � Z""' �d �r�� i► I r R, P0 E' Of' 171✓TE7E�M21^7AC 1��.!!ON o t Office of Planning and d Research VROM E Butte C fr PlanningDepartment Sa0crramento,SCAe95814nom 121 7County Center Drive Oroville, CA. 95965 or County'Clerk County of Butte StXB-TEcx Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 211081 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code. Project Title. AP 41 Name Tti etive Subdivision Map 05-360-090:02 - Harrv--„—X 4 n ._.. Mute Clearinghouse Number Contact Person Telephone Numb cir (if submitted to Clearinghouse) B. A.. Kircher (916) 538-7601 an the southerly side of Forest rest Ranch Road,,approx. 2,500 ft. northeasterly of peregrine Road, in the Forest Ranch area. Project Description TSm to divide 10 acres to create 10 one acre parcels.., This is to advise that the Butte Ccunty has Approved the above-described projectdon Res onsible Agency,) atd has made Agency or p pp (Date;) the following determinations regarding the above-described project: 1. The project .� will, will not, have a significant effect on the environment. i An 'Environmental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant: to the provisions ,of drtQA. AeCPQAtiorc was prepared for this project pursuant to the provibions of ' 3: Mitigation measures werei; wc,xe t'iotj made a condition of the Approval of 'the project. 4. A statement of gverridihV con8iderati6n8 ., was; was not;, adopted for this project This 3s to certifieava�]ablefinal theR eneralopublic atand responses and iecord of project appra al g t. Butte County P'lannin@,Department 7 Couhty Center hrile Oroville, CA 95065' Date taceived for r}liug and Posting at OPR S.i nature Title Rdvi600 Ndrdh 1086,' r M ' 1 A a y u our A,. OF-PARTMENT oFPUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (131111) CHEFF, DI,MtOr �-! 7 GoIJttTY GENTEP. DRIVE • 01tOY1LLE, Gil.lFOR14IA95965 Telaphonet I416I 538=7691 RONALD D, M4ELROY ptBRUARy 24, 1992 paputj Ditoe+or RE; AP 56-36-20 and 21 E Koenig TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP , (tarry 4744 A, J. Stohr Road r,OR ',ST RANCH, CA 95942 Dear Mr. Koenig: February of unty Advisory Ageh v held on the Butte Co dec7 5 ation with ryt2the19�Iular 'meetngthe Agency adopted a negativero'ect subje�4 )' roved the above -ref p J environmental mitigations and approved to the c:enditions listed on the attached sheet. filed --y within ten (10) days of the date of, the has timely .-- with the Clerk of the If no appeals a�' royal (March 5, 1992 ) Advisory AGancy , s approval " erv3.sols, this action will be final, Board of Sup t' ions o£ approval are complied with, it .gill be in order for When the condz De ai �.menl< of Public Works t. " with the Buttc County P f .s roval by you to rile your final map 24 ntottth of the ddte o SPP for recordation within ttentyfour the Advisory Agenc3' Chapter 1.706, Statutes of 1990, Recently enacted legislation (AB3158, � the Dtpartment of Fish and Game effective Jam, 1, '1991, requa res than. a v the cost of ,managing r ling •fees as specs. ied to defrd, fees are impose and collect fx These filing hid at the protecting fish :and wildla 3 trust reso�oc.ess and are to be p , and p the envirorinental review p ,6,11ected during unt files, a. 'Notice of Determination prosedlk with u�.`eG�stt�����uired Clark of time the to. y the County �.rl which the project is lgcated pur�ua�t to Section 2.1152 of the public Resources Cade. the statute delegated, tW2 C6..leotion To inA�xease tdministralive efd cienr't►{f,� ry fen regi+fired n connection w th your }t'iG lM llfti��yf�;O Y`1rw :,.5.. off:.I, a.ng, fops to pro je�'.t is Checked btlow : PAcB 1140 M_�D EGF NAME: AP NUMBER CLASSXFICKIION OF NTMONMENTAL DOCUMENT NOTICB 'OF EXFlMMON/STATEMENT OF BXJ24 TON A. Statutorily or Categorically Exempt $25.00 ('iw.enty-}Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee B. De Minimrzs JMpac t - Certificate of Fee Exemption $25.00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk'r, Fee r NC CE OF 'DETERMINATION - ME RK►UIRE ( ) A. negative Declaration $1,250.00 (Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars) ,State Filing 'Fee $25:00 (Twenty -Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee B Environmeotal Imp:Act Report $350 (Eight Hundred Fifty Dollars) _ prate Viling Fee $25.10 (Twenty. -Five: Dollars) Clerk's Fee (7iliER(Specify) $25.00 (Twitnty-,Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee dna fee should be paid to the Planning Department by (March 9, 1992 in order for the Notice of Determ:ination to be timely filed. Make checks payable to the County of Butte. The project applicant should bo aware that if he or she toes not remit payment sof the required filing fees, the p�toject approval may be invalid by law and m,ay not be operative, vested or final j pilrsuant to the provisions of Public ` Resources Code Section 21089 (b), Fish ani Came Code See. 711.4 (c) and Section 753.;5 (d) (3) and (7), Title 74, Caclifornia Code of Regulations. Should you ;have any questions regar►ling this matter, please contact this office. 'Very truly youtg, William Cheff Director of Public Works i Stuart Uell Ass�star►t Diz.�ectr�r Was cc Planning DE4partmtnG Environmental Health Depgri:men't 51errd gest Surveying I A HARRY E: KQRAIfG, TSH AV 56-36-20 and 21, 10 lots 1ptatEd on the southerly ` .side of Forest Ranch Road approx. 2500 ft. northeasterly of Peregrine goad, Forest .Ranch area, Engineer: Sierra West Surveying. Public Works conditions: I Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works: for approval and install the required facilities. 2 Provide 20 ft. radius property line returns at all street intersections 3 indicate a 50 ft. building setback line from the centerline of interior streets: 4 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersectiolls per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate dames for each strut to the County address coordinator, for approval of street names, 5 Deed 30 ft. from the centerline of Forest Ranch Road to the County of Butte: 6 Construct one half plus 12 foot street section on .Forest. Ranch Road to RS-3-A geometric standard. Minimum structural section to be 2" AC and S AI, SC 250 prime, fog seal.. and 95% relative compaction. Submit design to County Department of Public Works for approval. "R" value determinations ar.d other data may be required to support section design. 7 Construct full street section on interior street to RS-7A road standard with double seal coat"as defined in the standard and 4" AE. Submit design to County Department of Public Works for a royal: "" pP ;► value determinations and other data may be P4 required to support section design,' 8 Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards. 9 Street rapes and other f g e,., tures shall comply with the Butte County 0ringn racerd s) design 'tesolution and other accepted nnee 1C Provide permanent solution ,for drainage. 11 All 'easements of record to be shown on the final map= 12 Meet requirements of Butte County Fixe Department or other reoponsible agency=, IS Street lighting ihall be provided in accordance with Butte County' requirementsi accepto.�d doi�igh criteria, and recommendations of P= YI Y a. A n, -36-20 HARRY E. KOENIG, TSM, Al''56 and 21 is 14 Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Department#: with 'respect to forest practice matters. j` 15 Meet the requirements of the utility companies (i.e., PG&E, Pacific Telephone, water, sewer). 16 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 17 Form a county service area for snowplowin3;, storm drainage maintenance and .s .reet lights 18 Developer shall provide all required ty&fP.c safety signs, including stop signs, Health Dept, conditions. 19 Provide sufficient area for wells and 100 ft; leachEield free setback around those areas on each parcel, 20 Provide a 100 ft, leachfield free setback around existing wells either within the property or within 100 ft. of the property boundaries. 21 Provide the required usable sewage disposal area on each parcel. Combine with, an adjacent parcel, any parcel not proven to contain the usable sewage disposal area required by the Subdivision Ordinance. 22 Provide an approved source of water for the dwelling located on parcels 5 and 8+ 23 Prove that the Vequired quantities of domestic water are available to parcels 1 thru 10: 24 Locate azd if necessary relocate the seewage disposal systems serving the existing dwellings onto their respective parcels: 25 Provide copies of soil type and percolation test results to the Regional INtater O,tality Control Board: Meet any additional reOuirementg of that agency. ,Manning L'ept. condition; 26 Applicant to :meet the r. egdi:rement's of the coiWitional Zoning ,The following mitigation measures are required; I Place a mote oi,, the final map,stat;f.ng'that deer Mitigal:ion fees are to be. . , . y' obtaining building permits if such fees have been t�.me i f o_ a.n g P p a�a at the g adopted by the Butte County BogH Of Supervisors. :> February 22, 1992 TO! Butte County Advisory Agency RE Harry Koenig, ",Centative Subdivion Map, AP 56-36-20 and 21 to Lots locates? on the southerly side of Forest Ranch Road approx. 2500 ft. northeasterly of Peregri;n Road. Forest f Ranch area.. My name is William J. Bock. My wife is Mary Bock. We live at l 4910 Tiger Lily Drive, Forest Ranch. AP 56-2.8-35, our lot, borders the easterly lot liner in part, of the parcel under consideration. We wish to voice our opposition to parceling of AP 56-36720 and 21 into such concentrated housing. Our objection is based primarily on the very real potential of it affecting our water supply both from overpuntping and septic system effluent infiltration. Our concern extends to all property owners above, below and adjacent to this parcel being developed. If development is allowed, only a water source of 600 .feet or more this in depth should be allowed and all water veins above depth should be cased or sealed off. We would further request a high performance bond be posted by the developer to stand over a period cif. 15 to 20 years to hold adj s ,,w."" property owners harmless from having their _':.er supply impacted adversely from such concentrated housing development. Respectfully yours, Iq COUM I10v+µ k Utte n' -` 131EPARTMENT OF PUULIC HEALTH' DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH 196 Memorial Way E3 7 Count Center Driye �7 747 Elliott Rood Address' orovilln California 95965 Paradise, Calffornta 95',>69 Reply to Chico, Californio 95926 r Tele hone: allf%72-63Q8 Telephone. 916/891-2727 To,lr phone, 916/538.7281 f aanuary 17, 1992 sierra West Surveying 54,37 slack olive Drive ,aradise, CA 95969 pj," Harry Koenig Subdivision s/ s Forest Ranch Road, Forest Rauch Area - AP#_ 56-3r--201 21 Gentlemen: The above project was continued by the Su)ldiV Sion Committee for ion of the conditional zoning. The required source a possible revis of domestic water waan item subject to additional review. ihea.�1� consa der the following as part of the: review pr. oce!;O 1, tf individual weare considered, well bates shall be tihocan on the map If wells are to be ',shared, pipeline easements to well sites shall be shown ora the map. irrespective of well sharia5 agreements, each lot shall have 34 a suitable well location for use if necessary. 4 Sufficient well data wal'1 be required to V�•rify the required g ill be available. uantit:i-es of domestic water w 5. If the conditii hal zoning .s not revised, please consult with this office regarding requirements ss.on apublic p ,poses ater rray notlbe system strictly for firepp subject to review by this office except for well sites and main locations. Very truly yours, Thomas Read, Dii,ector Division of Environmental Health COUNTY. OF BUTTE A,pVISORy AGENCY 7 County Center Drive aroville, Califo_rnia. 95965-3397 llFa`J'ECT' IiAItR`t KOENTG SCJIIAI'V1aSTON MAP,tlP 56_36.-7.0 AI`(I� 'L1 S ,)e,r Advisory Agency: The purpose r:� this letter i`5 toy,:., a,...- L ,' t. b;t�cIrlig Si bdiu`i` r from deep We locAted Sion Map be concizt�.u�':e�, !R�'.°''betdevelopedrequirement that ,he water this proje..t e I,h' n thebot r►dari��s of the Project. property: At present, 'Rater _avallabilty in the Forest Ranrh oomanunity is of major F canceit'n, especially after six years of draught:. +�cxima.tely eight parcels with homes n andnathend there are app,, the two established h the project site, including, ter from. shallow surface wells At that obts to east of the pro3ect site project property: point located. in a draw that lies .t wells have dried up to a I, least two of these once producing to where they are no longer in service, and two other tells c►o Pro) property, the AlthOfif's ` � t ll, o ereinal dram time to time dethe end.ing�upon the immediate raiilflow m g_ The two estah,l:ished homes an h p Il p ,56•-28"..43) and mine (AP�S� 36-19) share on arrangementshTO �, �A a mu�u6,1 water company surface W ter wellstonimpact ` the ekisting"'fragile allow this pro7eC' i ''n any way ce water' aource, pcimaril-y they shared well o`f the mutual surfs would be unfai .. I water comp Yr there are `no eMistiiig viaer wells on the pi:oject an knowledge, ear's to be little or no evide,.-; to To my Further, there app property i - at there is surf AceI water available het countyhOf tutee -; S uggest that is the top • ll) If t erten of d 1'1* an additional eight p'. pnsists that this area be impacted bX , Y (+ ed from deep W411(s) l6catnd roper tial homes r it Would seem appropr�loe to condition that the water. sources) foie this project beV P 1 within the project property, boundaries. Secondly, this rq.5u z'`e." anent would provide a contribution to the co ilunity's need to " establish a :}getter history of deep wells and their water avail- ability. I can be of further assistance regarding this issue, kindly contact 'me at the ahove address or telephone number. Sincerely �on_noersGhlag .. ..,.,. ... .. .... ... ..... i .. .'. ;.. ..'.l��M.el�� DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - oRoVl)_LE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (916) 538.7681 RONALD D. McELROY January 15; 1992 Depim Direwor Barry E Koenig RE: AP 56-36-20 and 21 4744 A. J. St+ohr Road TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP Forest Ranch, CA 95942 Aear Mr. Koenig: At the regular, meeting of the Butte County Subdivision Committee held on January 15<, 1992, the committee reviewed the above -referenced tentative subdivision. As a result of this meeting, Public Works will ,recommend the enclosed list of conditions. '.Chas project has beers scheduled for the Advisory Agency meeting of February 24, 1992.. The meeting will Commence at 9.00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Roam, 25 County Center Drive,'Oroville, CA. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, William Chef Dirtcnt of Pualic Work _L j ,✓,' Stuart Eder Assistant Director attachment cc Planning Department Environmental Health Department Sierra Hest Surveying <, HARRY ,i E. KOENIG, TSM, AP 56-36--20 and 21-, 10 lots located on the southerly side} of Forest Ranch Road approx. 2500 ft. northeaster'i.y of Peregrine Road. Forest Ranch area. Engineer; Sierra West Surveying Public Works conditions: 1 ;Submit road and drainage pians to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2 Provide 20 ft; radius property line returns at all street intersections. 3 Indicate a 50 ft. building setback line from the centerline of interior streets. 4 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) 5 Deed_ 30 ft. :from the centerline of Forest Ranch Road to the County of Butte. 6 Construct one .half plus 12 foot street section on Forest Ranch Road to RS -3"A geometric standard. Minimum structural section to be 2" AC and 8 At, SC 250 prime, fog seal and 95% relative compaction. Submit design to County Department of Public Works for approval. "R" value determinations and other data may be required to support section design; 7 Construct full street sectio: on interior street to RS -7A road standard with double seal coat as defined in the standard and 411 AB. Submit design to County Department of Public Works for aPp av l a ""�`va`lte,�de�terminations and other data may be ,, ..., a o ig r�qu' red�� t of 1f n, S :, Prig idmortumenxtan,,u1 t qt by the Department of Public accordance w�,th' n;epted standards. g r p`� �t St�.eet,grades and other��ea�ures shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances.,,;d s gn rt'solution and other accepted ei►�erigr"t;attdards . 10 Provide permanent solution for drainage. 11 All easements of record to b2 shown on the final, map: 12 Mees. requirements of Butte County t. Fire DP artment or other q p responsible agency= 13 Street lighting shall be provided in accordance with Butte County requirements, accepted design criteria, and recommendations of PCE. Lq"r" PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3097 TELEPHONE: (916) 536-7601 January 10, 1992 Mr.. Harry E. Koenig 4744 A. J. Stohr Road Forest Ranch, CA 95942 Ret Tentative Subdivision Map, AP No. 056-360-020, 021 Dear Mr. Koenig; The Butte County Planning Department hascompleted the environmental review of your project hi accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section 21151.54 in addition, the Planning Director's report required by Sections 20-63 and 20-99 of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance has been completed. Please find enclosed the Environmental Documentation/Planning 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 applicable. If you note any errors or omissions in our evaluation, please bring them to our attention: The Environmental Documents and Planning Director'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 your project within six months from the date on which your application was received and accepted. The six month time lunit for your project mandated by state law, will occur on June 16, "1..992. The Advisory Agency will notify you of the time and place of the public hearing for your project. If there are modifications to your project; not related to mitigating an identified impact, re-evaluation of your project shall be required, i Inter-Departmental Memorandum 7,10c Butte County Advisory Agency ,FROM., Planning Director ,SUBJECT Report on Tentative Subdivision Map for Harry E. Koenig, AP 056-360- 020 and. -021 DATE: January 1.0, 1992 i is a proposal to divide 10 acres to create one acre parcels. The present zoning is ThIA (Timber Mountain, 1 acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of,the Butte County General Plan designates this area as Agricultural Residential. There are no specific or community plans for the area. 7lie proposal does not conflict with County Zoning not any adopted or proposed ,Element of the Butte County General Plan nor any specific or community plan. A Negatives Declaration has been prepared for the proposed project in accordance to the California 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. Recommend approval of the Tentative Subdivision Map for Harry E. Koenig, AP No. 056-360-020 and 021, subject to the following Mitigation Measures and 'Conditions- Mitigation Conditions:Miti ation Measures 1. Place a note of obtaining thefinal snap stating that Deer Mitigation fees are to be paid at the building permits if such fees have been adopted by the Butte County Board of Supervisors, 2 Place stems shall o installed fid lin p /stating; "Automatic fire suppression sprinkler P Y residential structures in accordance with the National Fire Protection Association Standard for the installation of sprinkler systems in one and two family dwellings and mobile hoides, NFPA Standard 13 D, The purpose of the installation of sprinkler systems is for additionai� safety and property protection in the event of residential fires. This installation will reduce the demand for structural fire protectionservices in those instances where they are installed", 1 �- cOL.pl�4 orLIU4 b+A�w'54si.r,"•, ,w< ��d►w.lx 15. E � j'i� YIY'C. �6y`l r 'I��vtrt�wY.i'j I+r�}C.Ycy` 5 ►�y..(t.lLrs' Cw,1 � ,�/+� it __lik Conditions rL A Development Impact Fee for Sheriff's facilities shall bo paid pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 3, Article 11 of the Butte County Code, prior to issuance of building permits or 'Use Permit in the case of a mobile home park. Said fee amount will be determined and calculated as of the date of application for the building permit or Use Permit. 2. Pay fees as agreed to C.U.S.D. 3, Install a, mutual water system under permit by Department of Corporations and k Department of Environmental Health. 4, Trim brush along the curve of the westerly intersection of Forest Ranch Road and Highway 32, the entrance to the school sites and: Schott Road and Highway, 32. 5. Apply dust pallative such as Calcium Chloride on non-paved roads to minimize dust. 6. No site disruption or construction during rainy season. 7 Mulch or reseed exposed soils at onset of rainy season. 8. Gravel or pave all roads. 9. No vegetation or free removal except for those directly in the way of driveways z" or houses, 10. Homesite fencing ,limited to 4 or 5 strand barb wire no lower than 16" nor higher' ' g than 48" above round. v , 11. Install a swimming pool or water storage of 7,500 gal. minimum; with drafting. connection or water pump. 12, No shake roofs or exterior shake siding will be allowed. 13. Clear all dead brush from within 30 feet of homesites and 10 feet of roadways. 14, Construct homesites within 150 feet of the main access road, 15, .All. parcels to meet minimum usable sewage disposal area and proof of water pursuant to Butte County Subdivision Ordinance Chapter 20. 16. Applicant must al� comply 1 with all other applicable estate and local statutes] ordinances, and regulations, Jl-t bd' 2 {^41ti 2 i�1 q7[J UZI* .>, y " uirer.�tis for, R Butte' Gcun', a department Water RPq ' I[velopeirs�'`,�,,O`f. Vev.eloper --, l�'o�;t/ lE Par l umber ~ 7 w / Location SW -161-5- zr ��t u �? e� �-, � ,✓� 4-0 :0 Sequirement Class 1 ✓ 2, r✓ In Ileu of a pressurized water system, the following options will satisfy the Fire Department requirements for water: (A) For each lot creased a water storag9 tank with a capacity of 2,500 gallons or more equ'pped wih place business card here direct all weather access or fire department con- nection ornnection meeting Standard 8-29, The bcatpns of l xadc- ups shall be determined by the Fire Departmcim; or, (Ri Payment Into the appropriate water tender fund at $200 per lot for a total f ffe of $ (A) Constructionofstorage facilities or (e) payment shall be demo at the time of construction of habitable bui!dings as de - lined In the Uniform Building Code. Payment shall be made pri- or to Ow issuance of building ;permits for habitable buildings, s,�j' Requirement Class 2 A pressurized water system with an approved numbers of hydrants is strongly recommended, Average required hydrant spacing feet; hydrant size inches, and residual flow • gpm. If this is ;riot technically feasible, the following options will satisfy the Fife.Department re uirement for watery (A) Water storage tanks with a capadty of 10,0003a1bns or rnore equipped with dired all w&thar aocess or fire department connection roeetin Standard S-29. The locations of hook-ups sW be determ the Fire rd;pr, (C A ground em a=bed to a reriabie water source as ^ r end N F aplxoved by the Fire DepLand ment' sys e g by aocssstme (B) Inry ��� � � eq ipped with a drafti oonneC,ior)„ar d 10ertrner�. Such a standpipe system will trot exwed I xVeat in larrgth. r ,t There must be at least 10,000 gallons of water available and;strategically'O'caled for each of 10 dwellings, or portions thereof i,Exampie. I I dwellings would require two separatedisources), Provisions must be made to Insure that the Water stored Is always available and accessible for use under all weather1Condltl6h"s. file esti ed community water system for fire rotection is required, Th ecl1C'Iocatlon of the lire hydrants � ro uii`e A press[. Y Y PA� ;� ;' � y nts w!II be made by the Fire Department in consultation with the developer. Average q d hydrant spacing d0 feet, 'hydrant site ,A4- _ inches, and residual flow 30 0 - gpm. Requirement Class a ir P q q Y c g ded system is a hydrant system capable of meeting the Water fo'r fire refection is required. The strongly recommended fire flow re uirements.. Average required h Brant s acin feet, hydrant size inches, and residualf flow gpm. if this is not technically feasible, a system involving independent pumps and static w�atet storage may be substituted, Such a system is subject to approval of the Fire Department, The available water flow from such a sys!em must meet the flow requirements. Provisions satisfactory to the Fire Department must be made to insure the system provided is maintained to its design capacity. Formation of a CSA or CSD is required when the system selves more than one lot, Larga developments may be capable, of supporting their own system. If so, eajch lot could have an independent system, eliminating the need for a 08A1CS0. Requirement Class 5 rA pressurized community water system forfire protection is required. In lieu of bearing the cost of Installing afire hydrant($) the developer may pay into the _ hydrant fund. At $1,72 per toot of street fronta9e the total fee is $ _ TIMING AND FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY THESE REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MET PRIOR To OCCUPANCY 05 ANY BUILDING ON THE CREATED PARCELS, THE CONDITION NEED NOT BE MET PRIOR TO THE FILING OF THE FINAL MAP, IF THIS IS THE CASE, THE DEVELOPER MUST SHOW PROOF OF A PERFORMANCE BOND OR OTHER FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENT TO COVER THE COST OF THESE REQUIREMENTS, Additional Cooments/Requlrements Fre Department SignatureL C Complete regUlrements In butte County Subdivision Code Sectlon 1300. , e ro t: Ll PAWEEMENT 1 soft CO. )tit 5 1984 ONVOI. Qd"W" 1416 AGkEEMNI Rade this 2th day of October . 1"j by onrl t+et..+ai-ri "First Party'. as idents4ird in tt a tci of i ehihit i ni tpwf Awe,.- C. wnd the ;C"TYOF BUTTE. a 'polt'*'ical ,f t',,s Statv- of [.alba nib. herein called "Second Party'. M 1 I N c F S E T if WHS:kEAS. First' Party is the o"ner of real pre,.—rtv, fi—ojO C-aiieK! the "Property"i situated in the L,ninty of 'Qu#'tn which Pune"• It, dr..rribed to steno tit of E>: -bit 1 of this Agreeffff-i'0% snd iWfEREAS. .the Pr"lperty is now zoned as spec iili in ltoa 'bi of Exhii:... ' . and WHEREAS, First Party has applied for a rectat6sification 'of ooinn .of the Property pursuant to whiLh aopltcati.on the Property is beird reclassified froom its present classification to the classification or classifications specified in item frl of Exhibit and WHEREAS. public hearings have been held'uoon said appl catyon before the board of Supi_rvibors of the County 'of Hutte.. State :of Cali4ornia. and atter haying considered the matter oieKented„ it has been determint•d that Lertaih conditions to the zoning reclasafficatian of said real properf V must be i:moosed So as not to C► pate any orobl vns inii-t1al to tht, health: sAtety and th general aei4rrt- of the Countw of tyi. ' n NOW T14EREFDRE IT It: MUTUALLY UNDERSTOOD AIX AWREED that inasmuch es the reclassification specified'in Item (r) of Ekhibit l is ieinq otanked,, the said reclags£ficatfon shall be subirtct to the cpnditions specified in the io lowing pa'racirephsi t . Thrt Eiihi bi t 1. as caeipi pted and .ittAtfieri hriroto, 01 i'nLCxpo'ated into and made a part of this Agreement with the dame forte aril Oiect as if fully :,et forth herein. 2. That First Party §ball construct and comply with all the foilc*khq canditibnsi 2a. Pav icer, as .it -red to Ca U.S.D. ?,b. feititai i a mUtiiol Water s1 Ntem Under prrmi t by biipartt�,%t i54 Cerrtbrations and bvoartmeht of tnvironmental Heaitha l tUrVe cif Fort Ranch koaduand Highway 321 o 321 therentOahf the ce�torthelsichoolCsitel and Schott RUAd and Highway t c Para i2 fkri lv that t1Al lat'iva such nil Calrtite Chlnriciv ort nor+ pAvrK1 roafh. to ihintMl c, dUstr RP. `hj %110 dIW.rtlptt.Pn or COnStrULt.In► :d•.trIno; rninV 9Ma.tirm. y .. nti Cllr to rvs%wed Rroo'tied sat )y at onset of roij6v spaUrge. 4 Gravr_f or Pave nil rundt. z'11'• No Yegetatl'ool or t,-Ot- rerova) gr.crpt ftw thtret. rlirecti V I:it l he w.4 Uf dr i vo-"av% Or housrrs.: 'S., Homes'lte fenctno 11mt-ted to 4 or ri tteantl barb wire no Irr vi& th► p 16" nor higher than 90` above ground. ^j. Ipstall aswkmovoinq Pool or water storage of VSG►f! oa. . 16 t 1m.im. with, draftin Connection or .rater pump. Mr.. No share eoofs or el:terior shat•." siding will be allowed'• 21. Clear all deadbrush #r'om within 3u fret of hoaL--ites and Its feet at roadways: .s. Construct hoonesite% within 154feet of the main access rt"tj ... 2'. All parcels to meet miniarim usable seiedoe disposal areii Gild proof of .water pursuant to, .Butte Couh-ty Subdivision :Ordinance Chlspler, .'3'0 `6:oa Applictknt muyt albo tomroly belch all 'otlier iWplicable st1►te find local stwtutt.•s. ordinances and t�equlationr�. ;. in the event First FartV4.any uudc&%UUf in. Intere%t of First Pwrty. or any person in possession of the w1wetp►-rty destribed in Rem r#i of Exhibit I vioiAes or fails to perfa+m arty of the tonal tions ct thi:i Agreement within thirty (wb) tia,yt otter hotiee thereof as provided in Peolagraph 5, the Eoard of fupervisors of second Party may instruct tht. County Counsel of Seoand Harty to intititute' legal proceedings to ellfortc the provisions of this Agreement. The Hoard of 9uporVisors of 'Secand Party MAY alub initiate proce4dings to rezone the properrty to the ciassifi ration specified in Iteort (b) of. Exhibit I or arty other suitable classificiition. 4. Nott to of vi of ati oih of provi ti onts of thin Aqc-eemer t ahsl l be sunt Ard First Forty at thO address uper,ified in item (d) of Birhibit l and to the street address of the property described its Item (dl of Exhibit i. Any subso0ent titI6 holden, any lien ho1r1v4.* be party in posisessibn of the OebPvetY shall alsb r'ecsivm not to of stich v,iolati 6 � V6, At an address other than as specified in Itsm (d) of L►thibit, I' by fitiniq frith th4t Clem of the closed of 6sipervisors of Gond PAejV tthjP qoddreosss to iohieh the notice is to Ize scant t wi tb ew4t r+rttc�e tet 'thij, nAprk a d r, Resalutian AUthori tnq its tmigcuttcrt. �wreii_ .. r,*. 1n the event. suit' '.is 6roig6t. by the. County . I;ounMel of Second Party to enforce any of the Pecivigiorrm of thts Agreement. First Party agreeu to pay to Second Partyu rrea^;olidhl.r, 'sum to be f i>rnd h1v the C'cw,,t as attorneV'` foo -s. b. Each and every one of the provis►rin> of tht,� agrevmerlt tyerain contained shall bind and ►n%Ure i o the berief i t of the cuccessor in i ntrr est of each onrl evtrey party hereto, in the same manridr a -t if they had herein been empressly named. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the partts:u hereto have dr.ecirted this AVorement the day and year first above written. '. �I J ' Y M' ATTEST, : _`#•- C. rrb of Cher board of super vtsors COt1NT'Y OF MTTF.. a polities) suUdivtston of the btatV of COi(arm ak Pv lea �,rrCi/A .� 01u; 1 C 0 f.ri.tror+r5urc iii the-linard ri+ liuiier v t UOr !, "Gi-r iwiu Party' + crmrf Cr $S7t�L' ,Y Cd13K.�iNtA i oe4�0W;, s_ ,_,.�,ol•...,,.+ brRosv ne tAt' tuulxitlt�r d. a *jt,wy Pyhlac in 04 <<L' seld : LwW. ,/I W=Utp BPPWUVJ 464 "44 Ut =o W1rM aUX.WJ "111MUCh jai ptL �U �.-..moi' . jR racxt+fIV fynw, to na tut jArVVW IID =sin of, 01t.:i1Ma1r d ib�� OndunwilItu W flit jxli,4i a. WLkao "4* rrelore�LlrlrA sur tier u than kOdLg fi t and jdVwwi4w*%i to Ow. that i.tirtiy �,wgiut'tiW�d n 4!r i1Py1t, arrow► ae► WrrAalb i't jamrl grid 0919 i 1i6Rli� WAltti D. tltiAranrl +/'y Mr1ArY Ia.i �t rAl r�wM1� 1MIA1 M Al .M1►t 01 t1K11ri si.l�r! r�..i�;i.i't 1 + . i •�� e+urth 4uuwt• wa rcwwi+i► cwt r odlwm i lett futM G* 0 as f5eiii�r � COW q irel' is for Deveiopers t i4i' �eButteButtel�oi Department �i�� �G 6i developer Awy, Parcel JNumber 4 t -o o a t l o rt T r4 ;r_.-S0�F -1iloqulrement class i Jrl lieu of a pressurized water system, the following options wili satisfy the Fire Department requirements for water; (A) For each lot created awater dotage tank with a capacity of 2W gallons or more oquippedwith direct all weather mss or fire dopartment con- naetion meeting Standard S»29,711ie locations of book- ups ookups shall be d©termfned by the Fire pepartment, or, (B) Payment into the appropriate water tender fund at $200 per lot for a total tee of $ (A) Construction of storage facilities or (8) payment shall be delle at that time of construction of habitable buildings as de- fined Ili the Uniform Building Code, Payment shall be made pri- or to the issuance of building permits for habitable buildings, platy business card hole 0 Requlrement Class 2 A pressurized water system with an approved numbers of hydrants is strongly rec=mmended. Average required hydrant spacing _ feet, hydrant size inches, and residual flow _ gpm, if this is not technically feasible, the following options will satlsfy the Fire Department requirement for water; (A) Water storage tanks with a. capacity of lo,ow gallons ormore equ0ped With dired all weather awass er fire department connection meeting Standard S-29. The loceiais d hook-ups 9W be determined by the Fire Department, or, (B) In ground swimming pools equipped with a draftier connection or drafting aocess as approved by the Fire Department; cc, (0) dry st:ndpipe system plumbed m a reliable water source as approved by the price Department. Such a standpipe 60e n Will riot exceed feet in length There must be at least 10,000, gallons of water available and strategically located for each of 10 dwellings, or portions 11 dreof (Example. l 1 dwellings would require two separated sources). Provisions must be made to Insure that the water stored is alwaysavailableand accessible for use under all w,sather conditions, Requirement Class pressurised communityWater system for fire protection Is required The specific locationof the fire hydrants will be made by the Fire Department in consultation with the developer. Averagerequiredhydrant spacing —.B— feet, hydrant size inches, and residual 116W C) Roqufrement Class 4 Water for fire protection is required.'i'he strongly recommended system is a hydrant systeto capable of Meeting the Jiro flaw requltomenlrt.. Average rogolred hydrant spacing feet, hydrant size _Inches, and res`duai 'flow gpm. If this Is not technically feasible, a system Involving Independent p rrVIs and static water storage may be substituted. Such a system is subject to approval of the Fire Department, The avaitabie water flow from such a system must meet the flow requirements. Provisloris satisfactory to the Fire Department must be made to Insure the system provided is maintalned to its design e:rpaelty. Formation of a DSA or CSD Is required when the system serves more than one lot. Large developments may be capable of supporting their own sys'e`n. If so, each lot could have an Independent system, eliminating the iheed for a OSA/08D. 0 Requirement'. twlaSS S A pressurized cornmunlly watersystem for fire protection isrequired. In lieu of bearing the cost of installing a fire hydrant(s) the developer may pay into the hydrant fund. At $09 per foot of street frontage the total fee Is No AND FINANCIAL ngrPOI�91131 .ITY BUILDING ON THE ' ESS REQUIREMENTS MUST BE MET PRIOR `1O OCCUPANCY OF ANY BUIL r f✓REA1 �D PARCELS, THE CONDITION HEED NOT BE MEi PRIOR TO THE FILING OF THE FINAL MAP, IF THIS 15 TIME CASE THE DEVELOPER MUST SHOW PROOF OF APE RFORMANCE BOND OR OTHER FINANCIAL ARRANGEMENT TO COVER Tl -4E COST OF THESE REQUIREMENTS. �, , Additiortai Go meats/Requlremohts Fire Department Signalure, Complete`�n 13:00 requirements In Sutte County Subdivision lode Sf� V i fwl�t�b lit 6 CkoviC++ i�,e6ieiais MA f:tifiECttEN7' MIS 'i46kECt*NT Tilade this 2th day of Mtobtor " J 104. liy anrf 0tr4.wt4qt ''Virst Party". &,* identified to itt#m tit) of ir+l,,ihit i of t,#rtz 4te+a ntY ant! thrt 'CtxlriiY kb" DUiTE. a political r4rhMlivN:tirtlt of tt"rt ,itatso tit itifornibs her0i.n .ctillcad "Se --Ovid Party". W 1 1' H ib s' 'S ft x if 11EA9. F-irst Party it the owner :at real ori,i""rtv, boroin itAtieci the Pro0&etv1, *situated in the L.�unly of f3utitt,, which prrCrrri✓ 1 *+ deScr i bud in l t*m M Of i bi t 1 of this Agi'armrirt t and iNfif EiaS the Pr Verty is now zoned as €ipeti f ir in Itom ibt of Cxh, R ., It i nd W,eT`T-:A$ piirot Party has applied for b r'vctnti"aificat wn of zoothri of vtv* 1roperty wirzuant to *00,th bppitcatiori t°he Property i''i, beirt4 *m l.r =tv"A.04 from t,te1 present .clasr3ification to tho, closof ico' it— 'or ci.agst4'ac,,ititins arlecified in ltoiw irl of Eichibit and kl%-'t'E.f'1S, publve hearinge havrt horn held UPOn said applikatitbh beforr5 th! klotird of Svpervicar of Cho, County of Butter, state of Caiifor`nirl: ar;td After havinq considerttd the !matter nrenentet it iaA. been dbt:t"a+ihcd that certain .conditions to the zgning rerlassificai.i it of spool ri.lil, beaverty "mist br imposed id as not 'tu urate any problor,ts inirt'i-ai kt the health, ktrfwty and the general Welfpry of the Coun'i.v N A 'i MtJ:(94F- Ir It; MUTUALLY UNtlEIi M00 A',b AGREW that inas+rtith a"" ttxr rot. iai•iaLftcoti,mn siiecified iii Item ft°1 of Euhibit l ie, �r belhq §i anl,:td; the sA,'d rZclIo 4i.cation %hall be subjeet, to the >iniitione p�hifil�d in ttieiaM"ini) paragrapher t'ls�+x Zxhilii.t Ia rid Completed find dttat:hiari hvireto irs tar -jr iitirate i r and utaud a part of this Ageedmoe-it with the -*A", fttt a arid' of , da 1 f flai ly ':eek forth herin, L, itr.t: rirst� "+t:i6ti`lie't. and citnply with a1i tha folltiwi"ny ctaitrft �,ignai iii, Pay fb6n at ,Ivo. 24. W" ' Aim under peyrmi t by bopartter�t � G p of 1ao s* ' ' irr rtiiichtal. Health, �l�s'tal' a rr.ult^� of tt�r ar,ak � si anti tj� art nerik of; _riv lr'im broth Alcinp the ur ',. 2t'. ve of the wri`utarly inteariikcti�on of Poectot ftsnch Coad bred littihWAV 120 this antrenrrt to the nt:hGbi ,Iit*t and Sehott fluad end liiphw4V ,:t a NrIp 'PAllotay" such all C "Wi P-4yod ro4du ttil PA4#jtp"j4tjL jjuj&t4 111CIUM Vjfil;i)rjd4, art of, torl'structinti t'tJltzh taw evis6c-d ukrionod 4ui 1. at tviset 13t vegetAtion Or tree raft0*61 oxcept itis thonsp diiroekly its, (ho way of dr"finprr.ays Or f0"cint; 10tha4 nor higher th' to 4 :Cie 5Strarid barb wirenoan 40, above igroulid. Instail a jSwk.AM1"q pout or "Ater storage 04 7500 gal. 04 1 fl i )ft' * with de&fti,&V 14hneetjon of, water pujup. 'rou's or interior Shakti sidinq w"I be ajjo.�d6 r-1041' all dead bru%h Froth within j;<) f1Let of hbon. 1i1 fr_t of I and .51 t6, road. 2m- Construct hoM4SVtk% within 15o 400t D+ the r. main Acces 2n. All parcels to #nebt M$'Mimum' Usable and prod -t of water ptkrtAa"i ort, -A to Butte County Subdue"ago disoonal chavror 1"5100 .20. Ordinance to. APPI ttAnt Arxint also comply with 611 0"we aPP cL4b %t4tv an'd local ttAtute0o ardthancor, and, retiUlatjont, In the 1vV0,-"E 'First Pert Parrt--y.21yiany tueerteturtmur in interest tt otPirst PArtVs be An n o It"if) of Exhibit Ivitilak6sporsFaslt totpthe proppety dejcribed klconditfon% of this40e&6Ment within thirty W)odavqhAfOfmnotice thcfedf AA provided in PAr4qedPh $4 the Board '64 qjAp0eyj4i*t1 of Sedohd obety 04Y instruct than County Counsel of Second Party ro InstitLite leqhl. proceedings to ehdetb then bt lDbhrd ot 0"s NrO*ments The rorbrie the St"""'c"i Of SOdbhd parte IMY Also Initlatoto pet,FPvrty to the tldqtiticAtionArocaetclings Exhibit t or Any other sUltable specified In Item (b) ot Notice , f viol tsvisirirkas , 64 this Agy,eelhent ishall be cont to Pitat pdty at the addrots tPiOdlfled 1 46d to the ttroat addeLo I" Item W11 os itithitifit Exhibit I- 1 4 of the ptoperty I in It40ii (d) 64 My %Uh.utqUent title hold0i-4 any lien ho I gidslionsloh of tho orbpowky Vahait also receive flott der% or 00-tv in at on addrest; to of 'Such vVitilation At tP6diff"diii 'theta (dl o filing with I thO Cle-rk tit thio Boded 6# , Sup&eVj Soi. i0dd"*$%i' it r4frovtboid Piety the to W"th th& iia Ab bit j*jj6YA t# $th t.41 .4i r r ► � , ,- ... 1k81s liajriraaittrit and thtt ftes+oiiittnn autht+rtrinq 1't auracu}ii�n. to thv vtsnt %iii t i n brought by thr. CountV C oun bl of SociatiO 'Party to DMOrctr any of the Proviaiiattlt of thits Agrasmtrry`L, First Party agrees to pay to SwcoIl f Party d rrta�Uta++btts °stim to be f it+ed by I' th* Ocxirt ma attorney'% for%. & Each and every one of thr firavi5 ana of thi:, ayre�4rncitit in int conteinted shalt bifid and 'ineurN to the bendtiL of the ruecoq of n int con of tach and ovary Party 1100 r;to, in thrr same manrtrr wi tf tt)6y hAd herein beOn vxPresaiy named. Apree+aelrti'tt NWHEREOF* WITNCSS the tihrLi105 heroto have t~Mr_C+ited thitj day and year f i rsat above Nri tttiti. L 1A • P( ./ CfXNTY OP BUTTE d r paiitical d+t(ST atlbdivi«roit of Che state of G� cork tsi th�6oew� Celt i �orni � Supervisors - _ _ a+tTt',e1�n1%A`,�,•y�„1.r OGi 1 G' 1�J3f y Ulakrprrou►i tit the bOdrd of r-�►par'v i Bort, "Sell shd Party* ia+iri f 'NIS* ....'� ot► i a_ Lt....,........,t Paaaic�orra rarf. tj*:UMr k1rti1' a tin 04 Ice fella 4tv, �y � tai Wb11a An ��yr r'i��w]�yy/y{y1/ig �:A�UYI .stdµ`JRo ��itttil �ttji'}..i'I�ji �(ili wi{ilir�,�.{7ti.►�b�.w f. aragrlti►V Ntoarn to 1►+a bpi 00vtxi to (w t qr/ 100 lain►$" of kiA i Zvi tutu t.# �txt * k►rx.ti . aa,1�4 I lkpo ,r, VbWVMW tO tt-t MbAOtip Aswo Wit: c,►Su ti rriou+�t>ya►t.! to ,rYrtr tl�it thr t �+L►ad s icy+ t,wr,i +irri atRjojad ho" ocow" UAL y F, W4114 q UMAOS /� i "fi° ' y ►? Novi"V Yu 1t It tair044444 i lr t Mr ig.w. �7Ls lw i.+:,► �► ° RLi, N141hli pfiuv 14 h1it4 t4ptHtY " rt t tt t 1 t1�,t.t t?Rlt lti t Ito r°! % JAW'k Z#40.4'*:." i Satre coan a DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CH'EFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95565 Telephbhbt (916) $36-7681 RUNALD D, McELROY Deputy D(rectot' January 7, 1992 Harry E. Koenig RE: AP 56-36--20 and 21 4744 A, J. Stohr Road TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION APAP Forest Ranch, CA. 95942 Dear Mr. Koenig; Please be advised that the above-identiEod tentative subdivision will be reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Corrmittee on January 15, 1992, ublicWorks will recommend the conditions of approval as listed on attachedthe The meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Deta Processing Center Conference Room, Located: on the ground floor at #1 Count!/ Center Drive, Orovillef California, ' If you, have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours; William Chef Director of Public Works Stuart Edell Assistant Director SFS/ds attac Ment p- t~c: C�,aUin Departmen>y Environmental stealth Department; Sierra best Surveying r s z �troduction The author, a profer,sional archaeologist, was asked by Mr. Thomas wrinkle of Cierra 4,,ai5t Surveying, Paradise, California to undertake „.' an archaeraiogical survey of Parcel 2 and 3 of 86 P.M. 23 and 24, portion of the southwest 1/4 of Section 32 in T. 24 N., R. F-•� rj.D.H. & M. This ,project is County number APN056-360-020. 0121/koenig Subdivision Map. The purpose of the survey, on behalf of owner Mr. Harry koenig' was to assess the archaeological values present within the 10 and one-half acres of proposed subdivision and to offer recommendations regarding the disposition of any significant values p,resen"k ('those potentially eligible for the National Register of Historic Places). This report presents the results of this work. Ono tit the reasons behind this survey is that this general area has t:he potential for containing significant cultural properties. When the parcel split was proposed to the Butte County Planning Dopartment, they responded with a request to the California Archaeological Survey Information Center at California State University, Chico, for an assessment of the cultural resources known within or near the parcel, the relative sensitivity of the location, and whether an archaeological survey Was necessary. A. copy of this report is attached (I C. # L.9i-25) 13riefly the report indicates no prehistoric sites recorded within the project boundary, or within one mile of the property. HowL-ver, the coordinator, Dr, Makota Kotdta, dotes that sites have been found in 'similar environmental settings on the Forest Ranch Ridge, Fol- historic orhistoric sites, the general vicinity includes .a cemetery in Section 29, a Dodge Place in Section 30, structures in other sections, and the historic Humboldt wagon road on the ridge of which Forest Ranch was a stopping point. Further information on the history of this road is included in the attached letter. Environmental Setting, and Cul,tura'l SSite Ex,oectations, The, Forest Ranch. Ridge is a major crest between Sig and L i.'t t 1 p Chico Creek canyons. It formed a principal byway betwOeh tho mountains and Valley in historic times and probably in prdh.izt"tri;r times as well. The mixed conifer forest and chaparral vetitAn(..011 communities provided tOettiih plant foods (e.g black oak acorns) and animal habitat 'for deet-, bear and squirrels that were utilizod by the Ihaidu inhabitants at the time of contact and before, Water sources are scarce on this ridge and would have boon a limiting factor to occupation compared to the water -rich canyons, The terrain, however, is flat, And spot,i.al use sites and tOMPOI-ary occupation sites would be expected. From a historic site perspective, we have already seen that j ggrygy Methodology Prior to the, survey, Maps of the various parcel lots were provided by Sierra West Surveying along with the parcel's location on a topographic map. This helped in locating the parcel on the ground. After determining the boundaries of the parcel based on the map and various recent landmarks such at houses and roads, a systematic survey was completed on October 19 and, December 7, 1991. Since the boundaries were ill-defined, the survey included enough of a buffer to be sure all of the parcel was covered.'. Survey was undertaken by the author with the assistance of archaeological technician Patricia Ritter. A compass was used in concert with the parcel (hap and landmarks to complete back and forth sweeps at various directions* generally at about a 50 M be so 1,nterva . 1* In places were -historic remains Were noted or, where I ,ogistics ndcbssitatedo closer intervals Were completed. Some areas eF dense brush prevented eXact transects as did the presence of houses and outbuildings. The attached parcel map >ilu-,,ttr4tes the transects walked and cultural locations discovered. Quite a by t as- WAS a Iready evident in the parcel feim ,house con5trUttibn, road I ding, prior logging (both historic and more recent), dumping t3Lf recent trashi PoWee pole alignmentso and leach field testing, The parcel's topography was relatively uniform, and there were ho butct-lops,,N�f_-ding inspection for cultural ,features. The ground was geour-ally with forest litter necessitating periodit cleaning of '.he litter inspect the soili Both a trowel and fire eake were used to this purpt P. In other placett such as at -Oat of distUrbahcep Along road ban.t, br where the vegetation was more open, soil Was already ekpp.'sed. Within the parcel Was discovered a 1950s dump and the remains of a demolished &,tructure. These remain!;, in the very sbutheatt corner of the parcel hear the well, are not tbhtidbred significant bocau+ae they are recent. One"site cbmple8 was -Fourid within the parcel which ekteinds OUtSide tj,f it in both an easterly acid westerly direction. This is an 'b1d overgrown road dating to the historic period, perhaps the late 5' 7_71 Af locations associated with the Humboldt Road are present nearby. It is also a certainty that logging enterprises have been carried but on the divide from an early time. Furthermore, homesteading occurred relatively early judging from the land ownership pattern and patent records. This in4-armation serves as a backdrop for a discussion of the survey and resultant findings. ggrygy Methodology Prior to the, survey, Maps of the various parcel lots were provided by Sierra West Surveying along with the parcel's location on a topographic map. This helped in locating the parcel on the ground. After determining the boundaries of the parcel based on the map and various recent landmarks such at houses and roads, a systematic survey was completed on October 19 and, December 7, 1991. Since the boundaries were ill-defined, the survey included enough of a buffer to be sure all of the parcel was covered.'. Survey was undertaken by the author with the assistance of archaeological technician Patricia Ritter. A compass was used in concert with the parcel (hap and landmarks to complete back and forth sweeps at various directions* generally at about a 50 M be so 1,nterva . 1* In places were -historic remains Were noted or, where I ,ogistics ndcbssitatedo closer intervals Were completed. Some areas eF dense brush prevented eXact transects as did the presence of houses and outbuildings. The attached parcel map >ilu-,,ttr4tes the transects walked and cultural locations discovered. Quite a by t as- WAS a Iready evident in the parcel feim ,house con5trUttibn, road I ding, prior logging (both historic and more recent), dumping t3Lf recent trashi PoWee pole alignmentso and leach field testing, The parcel's topography was relatively uniform, and there were ho butct-lops,,N�f_-ding inspection for cultural ,features. The ground was geour-ally with forest litter necessitating periodit cleaning of '.he litter inspect the soili Both a trowel and fire eake were used to this purpt P. In other placett such as at -Oat of distUrbahcep Along road ban.t, br where the vegetation was more open, soil Was already ekpp.'sed. Within the parcel Was discovered a 1950s dump and the remains of a demolished &,tructure. These remain!;, in the very sbutheatt corner of the parcel hear the well, are not tbhtidbred significant bocau+ae they are recent. One"site cbmple8 was -Fourid within the parcel which ekteinds OUtSide tj,f it in both an easterly acid westerly direction. This is an 'b1d overgrown road dating to the historic period, perhaps the late UZ a 1800s, if not 'before. Associated loci were found just ofi of the parcel, including a dump from a possible logging camp .tid the remains of a historic settler's cabin. These date to late 1800s-turn of the 20th century and seem associated �_tth the entrenched road which s,:-r• � �d rUi to a bit of traffic in its4 day and was relatively well-cons truc'teu� ;,r!bly excavated to somw extent with a 'Fresno scraper or the like. It ,,.,, �el l be that this is 2t portion of the Humboldt Road system, alLhough the modern topographic map shows the 1'WagonRoad" to the east. There was probably more than one road considering that the traffic could have -1 been heavy by yesterday's standards and a narrow road would ha%t. created some problems for wagons approaching from opposite directions. The old stumps in the vicinity also suggest that this could have served' as a logging road'. The one short-term habitation/cabin site implies this was more than just a logging road. I -favor a mufti--use road as an interpretation of its use. H site record for that Paortibn of the road system within and' immediately adjoining the parcel and the two nearby associated locations is attached: Recommendations I' recommend that tr-,is road be placed on the subdivision map and every effort be made' by lot Owners (Lots 30 4 and 9) to avoid it during house construction and the placement of ancillary features. (This road is shown in its approximate position onr the attached map but should be accuratOly surveyed with proper instruments and plaed n on the final parcel reap.) Certainly, more of this road is presenlc ' on adjoining parcel,, but, if this is part of the Humboldt Road system, then efforts should be made to preserve or protect segment�i as undoubtedly other portions have already been destroyed: The two existing houses have fortuitously avoided the road in Lot--- 5. and B. Certainly, careful planning can lead to its avoidance in the other" lots listed above while still accomfhiodating construction of homes. y; Qv September 11, 1991 w Butte County Planning Department 17 County Canter Drive Orovlle, CA, 95965 NE: • _ APR 056•--366-o20, 021/' KOENIG SUBDIVISION MAP 1- I- C+, I L91--25 T24N, 8314 Section 32; ZTSGS Cohasset '7.5' quad 10 acres (Butte county) Dear Planning ,Department;, In response to a request rec:eil""i? Au search. for the above cite(! gust 30, 1991, a record ths proj!* "t was conducted by ex'aminin Butte Count official maps and records for archaeological sites inY- a LUTE, STORI RESOURCES: Our 'recc'rds indicate there are nr, k previously recorded sites of thin tYPe located within the project boundaries or within a one mile radius � w �wi project th area. However, sites of this ty��e h�s�tp us s filar environmental settings in -eh' ecarded in 9 �, N genert Vicinity of the pro eat loca"l-ion, but outside of the 01 -le %aile radius. I TORIC RES0-URGES. There are no prev�.crusly recorded sites of this tyre kho- be located Niithin the project boundaries or, within the ane mile radius of the j ,. USU43 quad snap indicates a Forest 9hoh `area. However, the a Vi�ety in `Sect_ tin fig, strtiaroc'ttix`esRin anChB tions , g zin on 6 a Dod a P.b ,.lce in Sect,an � 0', 32 5 and , Abd a wagon road in, ecj,lon 32. These sites may Contain WIreaorded historic nul.twt*hl resources. Records ndicateha't the hSstorc IfcimkMc�lclt Road, widened, straigtitrr►Qd s�shd pavedo is now Hirrk�way 3 2 , In 18 0 General Jt7hn Bidwell and three other Chico) men applied for ,end wet,d g,iV eh by, , prominent franchise. This allowei them to cohstrur. tthe to llslature roari fry?a 'Y Chico to Honey take bi. and susahviXlea incoxpcarated in 1864 as the Chico and Admbo4dtThe CWagoi Road CotppanY4 Many popular stto pplhg j11aces and resQk•ts grew up �» Ttz: EP 15 9 R�, �' I7- a along the Humboldt Road. Forest Stanch was one of the stage stops, and was presided over by a Captain Morrison. A post office was established for the community of Forest Ranch in x:878 and discontinued in 1926. I=oIIs _ ARCEmEow--ICALINyFSTir.A.T=oNs According 'to our records., the proj eat area has not :been surveyed for cultural resources. "LI�T[iRE SEARCH': Reviewed were the official records and maps for archaeological sites and surveys in Butte County. the reviewed w ento r the , National Register of Historic Places, ty of Historic Resources (197 b). California Historical wandmarks (199o) , California Points of nistor4 c Tntexast, 2! Century o.f California Post offices (1355) , Eut:te. Remembers (1073), a collection of Places i.n Butte County California (1977) and HistoraLc Spots in California. (1966) REcOMt+i�-NBATIONS Based upon the above, information and the local topograph) , the project is located in an area considered to t,p highly sensitive for cultural :-,-esources. In view of. : htn , aroitiviity of the project location, and, the nature of I t a project, we recommend that a professional Archaeologist conduct an on foot survey of the Pro eQt area pxi-Ox to any develo 'merit. The professional archaeologist will be able to locatoo record, End assess cry Mural resources which are present, as well as suggest appropriate mitigation measures for those resources, Thank you for your concej,n in preserving California l s cultural y heritage. S racerel y ... �..� Lr. Makoto Kowta, Coordinator Northeast Information Cehtor CP: Siena West Stir crying ✓ �� s .� gut i ± - DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Address ❑ 196 Memorial Woy County Cantor Drive Q 747 Elliott Road 1 Reply to Chico, Colifornia 95926 Droville, California 95965 Isoredise, California 95969 Telephone; "916/891.2727 Telephone: 916/538-1281 Telephone: 9161/872.6308 Wovember 22, 1991 #»tarry Koenig 41744 A.J. Stohr Road 5.nre5t Ranch, CA 9544P S50- Harry Koenig Subdivision Map, S. /s Forest Ranch Road, Forest Ranch AP# F :--36-2CO, 21 D..:ear Mr. Koenig' this department has advised the Butte County Department of Public Works Land Development Section that we are prepared to act on the ,above application jB,ased on present infbrmatibn, we ran recommend approval or tconditional Approval: i Recommended Conditions for .apgrov_a1 . Provide sufficient area for wells and 1001 leachfield fret$' setback around those areas on each parcel 8.+ Provide a 100' lea'ch'1:ield' Free setback around" existing wells either within the property or within 100' of the property boundaries :9,. Provides the required usable tewage disposal area. On each parcel. Combine with an adjhcent parcel any`partel no.t orbven to contain the usable sewage disposal area r'oquir,ed b,'the 'Subdivision Ordinance. 4. Provide an approved source ;bf water for the dwelling located on'parcel't 5 and 8: 54 Prove that the required quantities of dofnestio water at available to parcels 1 th'ru 10 0 i,� Harry ,Koenig November 227 1991 Page 2 b. Locate and if necessary relocate the sewage disposal systems serving the existing dwellings o to parcels. n their respective 7. Provide* c,opzes of sail type acid the Regional Water QualityControl Board. test results to Additional requirements of that agency, BOard. Meet any if you have any questions regarding this letter the Chico office at the above listed address or�telephoneleaseGnumber between R:OCA 9:00 A.Mi weekdays. Very truly yours, Phomas Raid'o Director Division of Environmental Health , ccs Public Works Planning t�� �dL�Prj"2a a Sierra Wes k ' Y ys'u° ,( 1 4 - r --_ _ LANOolu C PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE,:CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE! (916) 538.7601 August 1.9, 1991 Harry E. Koenig 4744 A. J. Stohr Road' Forest Ranch, CA. 95942 SUBJECT: Status of Application for Proposed Tentative Subdivision Map AP No. 056-360-020 and 021 Dear Mr. Koenig; The Butte County Planning Department staff has reviewed the application and accompanying information for the referenced proposal. The purpose of this notice is to advise you Whether your application is complete. The following status information pertains to your application. Please call the assigned Planner named below if there are any questions concerning your proposal or this notice. The application is complete and is being processed: +` Planning staff will you ou if any clarification or additional informat,o:? is needed. At a later date you will receive a letter and analysis of your project and a notification of your scheduled bearing date. inforrtta, on to be received before°}. _ q X The a s lication is cncom 1 the 806 hached form for required can. be .processed,. The California Department of Fish and Game (CDFG) requires payment of a filing fee for all projects that result in the potential loss sof fish, wildlife, or their habitat through Urbanization and land use conversion. 'This filing fee is applicable to your project and P will be collected b1 r this Department on behalf of CDFG. You will be notified prior to Your project's hearing date of the exact amount due. Failure to pay the fee �vIll prevent Your project from becoming operative, vested; or .final (Public Resources Code Section 21,089 (b) ). Before your application can be considered complete, the following 'items (sne checked boxes) must b.3 prepared and submitted to the Planning Department. ( Your project is in a high archaeological sensitivity area. Contact the Northeast Information Center in the Anthropology Lab at Chico State University. Have a records search performed for "your project. If an Archaeological Survey is required, have it performed by a qualified archaeologist (a list is provided). Submit the report to , the Planning Department', �( t to determine if a Botanical Survey 3forrrare,Cthreatened orendange est U project qualified d plants should ;be performed. If a Botanical Survey is required, have it performed by a qualified botanist (a list is provided): Submit the report to the Planning Department. Your project is in a sensitive geologic area. Contact a qualified Geologist or Soils Engineer to have a Geologic Survt„ performed. Submit the report to the Planning Department: Your is in ct the V-1 DepartmentofFsha& Game to determine fn area of special biolog I la Wildlife Survey sores required. P _ _ y q d• If species of concern are present, perform a Wildlife Survey, as requited. Submit the report to the Planning 'Department. QOther: U , Butte County Planning Department #7 County Center Drive _. Oroville,, CA 95965 RE;" APri 056-360-020r021/ KOENIG SD'BDIV1:SION rAP; I.C. T24xt R3E, Secttion 32; USGS cohasset 7.5' quad. 10 acres (butte County) Dear Planning Department, In response to a reiVest rElaceived August 30, 1091, a record j search for the above cited project was conducted by examining the official. maps and recclxds for archaeological sites in f Butte county; RESULTS th. PREHISTORIC RESOURCES: Our records indicate 'there are no preViously recorded sites of this type located within the project boundaries or within a one xilesradius of the project ares. However, sites of this type have ,been recorded in similar environmental settings in the ganerd vicinity of the project location, but outside of the one mile radius. ] STORIC RESOURCES: There are no previt5tisly recorded'sites of ed within th " within the one mile this type known to r thus, of the prof � project aea. boundaries the e USES quad map ind,icai.es a Forest Ranch Cemetery in Section 29;, a Forest Ranch in §O-ctiort 6 a vodrje Place in. Section 30) structures in Sections 32, 5, and 6k and a wagon road in, Se,tion 32i These sites )Rtay contain unrecorded historic cultural resources. Records indicate that the historic Humboldt Road widened straightened 'and axed is now Highway 32. In 1863 General ►Iohn Bidwell end three other prominent Chico in�in applied for and were gi-Von by the Legislature a franchise. This allowed them to csonstruct a toll road from " y y . i le. The company was Chino to Hone .Lake beyond Susanvil incorporated in 1864 as i.he Chlco and Humboldt Wagon Road. Company. Many popular stopping places and resorts Grew up �Pifarnia u�UdQ U C BUTTE SIERRA Department of Anthropology ,violgicaf rr(� �y�j+ (;� GLENN EHN LASSEN s�sarrou SUTTEH Califorhia State University, Chico Chico, CA 959, 9 -1nventory �I� U U IS�U: Mgooc TEHAMA ,. PLUMAS TRINITY (9y g) 895-6256 SHASTA September 11t 1991 Butte County Planning Department #7 County Center Drive _. Oroville,, CA 95965 RE;" APri 056-360-020r021/ KOENIG SD'BDIV1:SION rAP; I.C. T24xt R3E, Secttion 32; USGS cohasset 7.5' quad. 10 acres (butte County) Dear Planning Department, In response to a reiVest rElaceived August 30, 1091, a record j search for the above cited project was conducted by examining the official. maps and recclxds for archaeological sites in f Butte county; RESULTS th. PREHISTORIC RESOURCES: Our records indicate 'there are no preViously recorded sites of this type located within the project boundaries or within a one xilesradius of the project ares. However, sites of this type have ,been recorded in similar environmental settings in the ganerd vicinity of the project location, but outside of the one mile radius. ] STORIC RESOURCES: There are no previt5tisly recorded'sites of ed within th " within the one mile this type known to r thus, of the prof � project aea. boundaries the e USES quad map ind,icai.es a Forest Ranch Cemetery in Section 29;, a Forest Ranch in §O-ctiort 6 a vodrje Place in. Section 30) structures in Sections 32, 5, and 6k and a wagon road in, Se,tion 32i These sites )Rtay contain unrecorded historic cultural resources. Records indicate that the historic Humboldt Road widened straightened 'and axed is now Highway 32. In 1863 General ►Iohn Bidwell end three other prominent Chico in�in applied for and were gi-Von by the Legislature a franchise. This allowed them to csonstruct a toll road from " y y . i le. The company was Chino to Hone .Lake beyond Susanvil incorporated in 1864 as i.he Chlco and Humboldt Wagon Road. Company. Many popular stopping places and resorts Grew up 6 along the Humboldt Road. Forest Ranch was one of the stage stops, and was presided. ' i, -ver by a Captain Morrison. A post office was established -. the community of Forest Rar,,ch in 1878 and :discontinued in 1926-. PUEVIOnS ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVEST,=TIONS According to our records, 'the project area has not been surveyed for cultural resources. LITERATURE_ SEARCH;, Reviewed were the official records and maps for ar�.naeological sites and surveys in Butte County. Also reviewed wer€!! .the National Register of Historic Places, the califcxni.a IrMentory of Historic Resources (1976) , California. Historical Landmarks (1990), California Points of Historic .Interest, A Century of California Post Offices (1955), Bltte. Remembers (1973), P_ Collection of Places in Butte County, California (1977), and Historic Spots in California, (1966) . RECOMMERDATIONSc Based upon the above information and' the local topography, the project is located in an area contsidered to be highly sensitive for cultural resources, In View of the sensitivity of the project location, and the natu`ce of the project, We recommend that a professional archaeologist _conduct an on foot_ survey, of the prof bot area prior_to any development. The professional archaeologist will be able to locate, record, and assess any cultural resources Which f a rr those ras esow cls as suggest appropriate mitigation measures Thank you: for your concern in p"reservingg California's cultural. heritage; Sincerely, bt..Makbto Xowtzij Coo to «» : P� Northeast Informat��n-E :bn ntp�� cc., Sierra West ;9,urveying 31 32 �.. - �� +:..::i....r-..!"�.e �.1"fr Y�:j/ ♦ i/ x It Vs tr fry . 1 CIOP� 0 1 rty 17Qi.rsvni�al�n�l s.�dwa TIN \1 ; I! 0�' T m �° 1 � � �i �''` •. _'TMS PEN[GRINE T24 N. tM R3 y�. % Zatj� �4 OC dAUFdRNIA—T1IE RESOURCES AGE"OPEM WILSON, Guvonar DEPARTMENT OF FISH ANDGAME r sR�ilU' t1" 4 370 tk WfW'ROAD, SUITE A la RAtilf�+ 0 CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA 95670 j 355-7020 August 14, 1991 Mr.. John Mendonsa Department of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Orovil tee, California 95965 Dear Mr. Mendonsa The Department of Fish and Caine (DFG) has reviewed the .~parry Xoenig' Tentative Subdivision Map (TSM), A proposal to divide .Assessor Parcels 56-56-2D and__9_6.-36-21to"talirg, 10.5 acres into ten, 1+ acre parcel;; Located at Forest Ranch,, the parcels are located in critical deer range site of the East Tehama deer herd. This site consists of a mixed oak -conifer woodland habitat. Since the parcels are located within a Designated Development Zone, the DFG does not object to the land division provided that appropriate mitigation measures are. :imposed as conditions of approval on the final subdivision map. Appropriate mitigation, measures include •, I. Asscsssment of deer habitat improvement .tees. Z. Fencing to meet approved standards 3. No native veg.etation removal. exceb as is necessary for douse, driveway; and uti:' hies construction-. To protect oak trees, the following restrictions are needed, a. Establish a no dis,tisrbance setback; commencing from the outer edge of the canopy and, extending a distat5ce equal to one-half of the canopy radius, around each tree. No disturbance includes irrigation a.nd root damaging activities. b. Retain all snags except those which pose. a divert safety hazard. c. No tuning or cutting of oaks except for safety Purposes. Deciduous oaks .should be pruned during the winter dormant season only and evergreen maks during July August only. r Ir�ulwal. sld� Unliahitr. C'bkq t filen, CA Iloo, 4S?19 1 atut„sasi,5n•ocn �� Ott l eii slsb Mrs Richard Molcur �. 0 ow t' Environtnstttai Roviaw Deporiniani County of Dutie 18-F County Contar Driva ?' +'c 01unly Oroville, CQ 95965 Dear Air. Molcars On March 22, 1960, 1 condur10 o surrey for Roo and Endangdrod Specle$ tsf Vats-olor Punta or, the following property: Jacob Umhcrg`,, 1�'� Sect. 32, T 24N, R 3E Aft No 56"24-21 Reports of three hare' find Enddngered $pacias have been made withln a few miles of this property in the past. However, on this state I could find: no avt- denca of the presence of these ked 1poclet {prikillaria eastwoodtae, 91dolced rabu�sta, pol.ygonum btdwe111;a or any oIIfd st,c p onls, o—R t ay ars pr" a med nrit €owe present of this time, Sincerely yours,r ea 4 Kingsley R. 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Ltmji.ed noarce of dom"tJ,c water zt « it+ rt:41a mu vc Z+Ctnti.trn in drivt;al �y arl hoinvoita development. ort rant ut,,, end&ngc;red.. plant popul.ati.ona, w rte tcje arta tj!5u bgtn ider,tiri.ed, rza a taetttYitIvo n,rc:ra. r;!;I r°qy hay boer,. conflucte. and rare i tams WbV not da x�co r rr . ale ±"et.t er /leas been rt*cc=end0 Cretet` to fv ua�ttiir ct:c7"isrscF' ens on d(«er win{�yUir rar;gc: Hawtever, the. slit' tIlr"�i #1 kiid •elorr, Yorvot WIT1414 Rnild ')re ira rano r F'xr i aw �ti:, t°rowt't. in at outlylni� ear;,o. Ftowevbrf the proposed rig Y.. •• i ,r=, � l�vt 40 Ghia Impact �c mi,rtirrai.j Gomt grntrth liw demander may be por.�.�•1;�rs�.. Aareru:x k" pn;e b b of • rra :rte -. a s .'1„4”{ �vr ! 6�„"�>f• Lr'&YM at' Rk r'T1V n',':fa #"k ,1Y'"�' t :` IA 4�t'liN �. rte } '},e rs..,f Ai,- 'y'.y+ 1,1! tt:. P.X Fh»rw.Nii ti Ski,x tJ,.r"�^� �.' �f, ��LlylA,�a �Li } a %R. i 1 3.trdjA q�}' a't,�rL � 4'n r mil ! ,pt ,. � e r + {.R t t�y1� f 3 r ,� t:,4 1 •�}�. 'Y'x�� ,.� .� �. I�tt �.: ,% .i6., " p- x Y rt F W yDA 11 , Condi;tional Zoning.�l8 month review �il:r+ , ,! 44-1.- ., r'e �Y t n a L'd _ 4 '1 tfi' VAT ri �r H' � �Ya�, � C a 4 e� June' -10 1985,7 rti t +'?p r "�,.: P t wti'e r r� ,�'� r rf�`�5.. tq =A vke'i �,��'; � '�'�'�" 4'. :�i{s -r.Y �' uS, ri »' � .a 4 rp•r. x i 4 K� xry�.Llw= ', �v ^" �'f•.r..r r. » d7.l 54 t cL.',';;'' 1, F,. .;"�'U,k"" d" ,J,o->;"��' i p• wp w�d -.a. a 1 . '' 4 G{y it h=r ♦ �, � r AS S jv lni ..e¢w 1sr,* �a a � �� y rtil. t A, 84',:P{VrrE ja 4 1*rk, tr t� d „y i @ .i,,h a, , ; t i r q 9 c5 1 t i+ b d a • 4v a. r. r Ordinance 112394,4 which amended, 'the' Zo�na.ng Coff ��to , gllow,to" Hditional `,CJoriing, was mpleriiente� by `the Board ori;Ma> th 20� x'19,8 `The Board's $ ; action a1so:�,pi ovded for review, ' `n'�18��months; o% the;conditional+� r zonirig,r use.' Since Marchi�20;t� 198 there haves been fourr' conditional �� �, r 'ZOnYng� approved ' �" l ` • , r K „At t�� ,�' u �J }fit iY�y .. ,1}, Robert' Berndt y Re"solu;ion,,84 139 r� Coridii.ions,��: „� ° �� . ea r�qa ' M1� +'� !! A trr �'i� , tot . -' A•r t i a ^;k•Y`Ld"'•p+.'+».. ~ /rt �4r �+ja i Awa>�' r �'' '�" I 'r5:� �' '. y4 .. aC l :.Y?., z. ar First Party shall iconsi;ruct ,`hand maintain sediment+ d7y Ro. ,. -..,, �. � Mi .ry "' rpponds,-dn`, Conformltyl,' wlt�l'. Exhitiity TII r alSd ^B:'"cq » ate+: iUJ " 1 tr,' }' yy�, aid r s ,.r ry f r4l4'4�i2 �Mr '+. _ d' P ' s �' "�,-,P'".r� �•'x7 !°�,t"'y i; �;,,�{ t`{ w,.j'vt.. .:�,t,'°�x.i.�kTM ;'k3:.w..Jdk�X ak b " _That s'a d lsediment' pond's sha1�1 be ,consttucted Tand`,A�':zsi filled � r r °T15 • '.w r:r�^ur, .�Y' -+e +"s,�? -. c�,r .,p':x {,re��V,�+u s. � �, ,at such ;timeastheParadzse IrrigationD�strct determines �r'.'L, ►�'i,L� ��' fr r 4d 'bRh Y riE'• +r 2 ti, °fxr�" Fail ,� ,� the' necessit tlierefore.� -{� � �' 4 i t`t�e',�' � ya t Y,'�p w }Nf �} ::� 4 2•�N� ¢,{d�;f ,+�» G. 4.' w.w A{ mi w{ 7,9 ��1. - ��, -..4.t`p "; 2 r`Douglas Starr ` Resolutiofi 84-165 � conditions ,�{ �► / '„ ' ` "s'�s` ; ^ "� F t !... r }+..; •, , % ...K Ir I d Fb a '{` r ! tew �ryr'F.'tii 3yy,'e„.) A#` r't' ,7 f• S,x :� .w k c• t a.y 4.' $ * (�'jf�f` ,atY'�•'.`/I rle a ¢- a . Pay feesas agreed "to C .USD "'» : ' %� {.� _ » rr .x ��> ,�• W � x T y711.'rt+d a' us b Install a' mutual water .system +under, .permit by Deptx, 'of -corpora tions' 4 ° i x. ;'and Department: of Environmental Health.,,, ,, r• e¢ r7t,r `�.,... C N,4. ,x, rt. �y; Z � 7, e' � � .ry-. �•'�r. c Trim brush.along'the curve of the'weaterly intersection oft, ForsRanch Road- and :Highway 32,the entrance to the` `- 3 school site; and Schott Road a d ' . n H�ghcYay' 32 r " d. -u Apply, dost 'pal"lati.ve suck as» C'alcium Chloride -ion non -'paved roads to� minim" .dust ' ? „ e. No site- disruption or construction during ``railiy�season �' �� ��x,� r " ..r �1r1 f Mulch or reseed%te'kposed soils' ° at, onset. o lrainy season. 4 " . h 4 `rg. Gravel O7 pave.. 811 roads'i. r N �h� aNo Tv�egetationor tree removal.excep�fo3those directlq �J " ". MyiirL,jlf.,o r �' �,. r•, « �' Awa of b driyeura s oru houses . , r ;; � ' y a•.rsw �: t r s �y tV txnjR 4 r +F s•. I > {"' a. t': ;"AM >;,'» t �^l"•`1"1.,;:x, .rlfnr �'•,'Krr{a�t�.r ..L1 q,'�i. i.s" Homesite afencing�limited:to 4 aor 5 strand.;bArb � �e'?no"1"a evt �,4,�� f �'"' �"� rte*t ,* .i„,�' +than 1It6 +wnor�h'3 gher .than '48� above ground. , .�-. ttr , 5 1 1Y. _ )Yf :. y . » � rr r M ..rm t rj ' l M7 `1 A7#, 7 •. .p a 'l+l,'.w`A' s `•« a tl .v ,.� 'i{ i T' - �• '�t, iIn'st ali a�+sw�mIning pool�,or watez storage o£ 7500 agal. mit 3mutn d "'"' » ` with �draiting;ConneCtion ':Gr Plater .ptimp. b ; v ', � 1y1 'x} Pj � 1,;, Lll .:, ,�}; X"S `' 'Y t �1�, t ,a• r� ;., t r ! Mrh y a �k. No ,shake ,roofs' or exterior, shape siding will be a11oW2d'.' » , r � $ _.v1 Harry E. Koenig RE: AP 56-36-20 & 21 474: A.J. Stohr Rd. Tentative Subdivision Map Forest Manch,, CA 95942„ Dear Mr. Koenig.: This is to notify;,4tou that your application for a tentative map for the above-referenced property is being submitted to the Planning Department for environmental determination, and to the Environmental Health Department for its reviews This application -till be considered complete when we have received notification from the Planning Department and the Environmental Health Department that all necessary data have been received. These departments will contact you regarding; any .additional information they may require. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works Jqq m Mendbn8a A98istant Director JM/kk cot Planning U¢partmenC Environmental. Health Department Sierra west Surveying LD 1120 (Pevsed 2;88 w ,,'` 1 COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC, WORKS 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA. 95965 (916) 536-7266 k IATE: July 29, 1991 SUBJECT:- Harry E. KOENIG - TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP ASSESSOR'S PARCEL ARIBER(S) 56-36-2o & 21 LCCC41ION 10 lots located on the sogtherly side of Forest Ranch Road amrox.. 2500 ft.:northeaeterly-bf Peregrine Road. Forest Ranch area. Attached ave documents regarding, ;firi a copy of the above-describedtentative map :for your review. If you have any suggestions, additions or recommendations concerning this project, please return them to this office no later than August 19, 1993 Very truly yours, William Cheif Director of Public Works J. Mendonsa sista-ut Director JM/kk attachments 7) rA C a 1 l N`NFF /EPAR MEN6I, GROVIULt CALIFORNIA LD 1160 (4/89) ;��:�•�► .�,�� �,�,r� .� ,. n