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WCATIpb1 Four parcels on the South end of Altantina Drive approx. 3000' South of its intersection with Tina. Cour-, Forest Ranch area. e 5SSS$OR' S PARCEL NUMBER(S) 56-39-19 GENERAL PLAN �PROJEC'Z' CON8ZSTENT? OE'1MAL PLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT DATE OF APPLICANT STGNA UMRE LAUD CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED January 15, 1986 AGENT/SURVEYOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: R.F.0 Surveyors ADDRESS 331 Wall Street, C11i00, CA 959`26 DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE FILED 'DETERMINATION ANIS :DATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED MITIGATED 'NEG. DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED ENV. 114PACT REPORT - DATE CERTIFIED S ATE CLEAAING140 rTd E, NO. SUB- COMMITTEE MEETING DATE ADVISORY AGENCY HEARINGS DAT.D ADVISORY AotNcY ACTION 1Tz EALED APPEAL 1MARING bATr BOARD ACTTOL' COMMENTS VOR PLANNING DIRECTOR''E REPORT n j:l 1 B. ,lore Green, TPM, AP 5649-19 4 parcels on the, �='��h end of Altatina r rg� (cont, from Fe , rhiCo Drive, a � rox, .3000 ft, south of its intersectl,,>; r)ith Tana Court. area, En 7neer; RFC <<.. Mr. Mendonsa said that this item had been did. irped by the Board o Suporvisors, F ECESS (to talk to Mike Pyeatt of the. Admir,.rat i've Office) 144, Mendonsa said that a letter has not yet x'T)he out from the Administrative , Office regarding the results of the Board o'7 Sup-tvisors meeting concerning this project. Mr. Streeter said that a committment was ir,,ode at: the previous hearing of this project to take action today. Re, Mendcnsa said that the Board of Su'par,-,J.;dors 4sically decided that they could not take any action on' the pr",J,,ett a3 on appeal, since the Advisory Agency, had not yet 'taken any 14r.. Streeter sal` -at the appeal of the mitigGLion measures Would not be a r imple mat °since they erre part °)f an LXR, Mr, Streeter said that twr, things which iha.te oc,,urred since the item j was r. ' ently continued have been the FYJh and r^ame report in April, � repel ng development zones. This pro ic't is sid jacent to and outside of such a zone. Also, the Board of Su.t�rviscrs has adopted new environmental review guidelines witn a.stricter, time frame. Also, the applicant had agreed to the'mitiLad:ion measures, HEARING OPEN TO THS PUBLIC Mr, Streeter said that some rare ane,, L-ndangerad plants may affect the usable sewage disposal. areas. That cnme in ou the botanical report. There was a discussion of the proper Orocedvres In dealing with 'this prajett,; Jere Orden, the applicant, arrived ai.;this amo, Mr. Me` dansa said. that Boy:d of :'}upervisors had decided. that the appealsmade by M6, Green to the Board Of Sgoarvisors were not timely, � in that they were prematuro. since tW s agene;y has taken no action yet. -'he timelines are running out in the Imdantioe,. Ms, Green explained that she has 'hmi" problems completing the project �[he botanical study has been dome, oad the. '10-ish and Carne thing is underway, d ffiq* Green asked for a S week continuance, 9 f Mr. Streeter explained; about: timdll.iods and that action was supposed to be taken today;ince it was e;K d� ted that. certain things would have P g been done by now, tuT,38 COUNTt IWV180I' lady NCY' 1�S NUmS5 6�-1-87aLL .i n' �' V le V, Ma, Greesi said that she would like to complete the project, and is concerned w;tth environmental issues, but n(:eds:more time. -An,'Green wanted to know if going to the Board meeting on Tune 2 would help her any. MT. Meodonsa said that the Board cannot hear an appeal. until this Agency takes action, although Ms. Green could speak at the Botird meeting. Mr., Reid said that if this project is denied, Ms. Green could then taken an appeal to the board. {BARING CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC AND CONFINED TO THE ADVISORY AGENCY � 14r. Streeter stated: 1 will mare a motion to deny the tentative parcel map for Jere Green, AP 56-39-18 to create 4 parcels, finding that the ;applicant has been unable to comply with the California T� vironmental Quality Act and all requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance, the priu,lect r-' is otuside the Dept. of 'Fish and. Game development zones as determined in the presentation of April, 1957, a botanical survey was received on Hay 29 indicating that a revised map would be needed because of overlap of sewage disposal area and roads, the applicant has not submitted a traffic analysis and also indicated an unwillit,;ness to comply with: mitigation measures and the Environmental Impact Report for the Hwy, 32 connections,-specifical-ly the measure to farm an assessment- d stf ict to maintain all project area roads to county standards, further finding' -it the timelines as established by the CA111fornia. Environmental` Qt,ul.i.ty Act particularly section 15109 have expired. Motion seconded by ter. Reid and carried unanimously, �� BUTTE COUNT)t ADV' tAdtt CSt 1.1114=9 9 Jere J, Green, Tentative Parcel Map, A�' S6-39-19, 4 parcels on the. south end of Altatina Drive, approx. 3000 1 t. south Qi its i.ntersection with Tina Court. Chis.o area, RFC Surveyors (continued from ,Jan. 121 1986) Mr. Streeter said that the, applicant wishes to do Something by June 1987,. Waive Russ Croninger said that the clients are prCsenL. They can wa � their rights if they want 'regarding time limits,< j Mr. Streeter said that there needs to be a botanical survey, Mr. Croninger asked if the survey could be a conldition of the map. Mr. Sweeter said that somethinli, could Occur that might mean modification of the lines. Mr. Croninger asked if anything, else needs to be done, Mr. Street/ 't said that are soma! other items. Mr. Croninger asked about con'ttruction setbaAss is that talking about maintenance of existing roads Mr. Streeter said it is. � f Dan 'Nays, of: Durham, discussed a letter which had been written by the Planning Dept. Thos, applic9ftL v nts a continuance to work on things nd submit a waiver of timfs. During fir intxerim period they will a perform the botanical sturdy and do son, hitib about the requirement for an assessment district. Also the road standard is up in the air. on item #8 regarding open space anal homesites that has to be worked out with Fish and Game. ` Also they have to work with a tray fit assessment firm that could delineate ptential Lraffic incidents at Altatitta Drive. Also responses, to police protettlOn. i Mr. Streeter said that one time limit, was to the present time. Ptr Hays asked. if Pit`$. Green, in the oudieme; could verbally give a request and follow it up with a letter. This item was continued to June 1, with tfirs. Green making a request: for a waive` of ,time limits and the letter to tome later;. dn ,° Map,; AP 56_39-=15, 4 parcels on the vercaYiprox thend. of�AltatinaiDrive ztm3000 ft. south of its iztrer,se:tion with Tina Court, ',; hiCo area. RFC Surveyors (continued Et .Ian;_ 5, 1986) JL The item had been continued to receive a letter requesting a wsiivar of tn:me limits, but the letter has hot coma in yet PSZ.210- CPFN 'fu VE PUBLIC Croninger said they will try to work something out tietore Pob, '23 the project could receiv ! an extens ori 4r� Strretier`i that iossibiy toy snd that, 'but b y . _; item wa's contimied to Feb: 28, bt1 tn' CQUNTY ,A15VISSORY ,A.62Mq' 14,Wftts 1x-12 81" v , , 1 r Jere J. Green, Tentative Parcel Map, AP 56-39-1.9'; 4 parcels on Lh gzuth and of Altatina Drive; oprrox. 3000 ft:. $iuth of :Its j!t'iterJVC, i011 with Tina. Court. Chico arca. RFC Survey''ors X'r. Moodonsa said that is an old file on which ):hey teapp:�,Iad. ? s Croninger said the only prob'v is that Jere Green's map stopped ab ext a year ago. She reapplied, aura Tuttle mad,t her findings and j a discussion with Ms. Green. Mr. Cronib er wrote to offer r:it,,Igations. Ms Green doesn't see why the property sat there for 5 years environmentally and nothing happened except a fire went. through, a ?' e; , it is a total different: project. t} Streeter said that in the meantime there w -as an environmejital ,mdy on road connections on Hwy. 32. said MIr. Croninger/the Hwy. 32 road connection is no problem. It is things like archaeoli;y and botany; Me. Croninger said he was told to not proceed Cantil those issues were resolved. Now he doesn't know s What to do, Mr. Streeter said that there are also other issues besides the road connection tor. Croninger said that Ms. Green cannot undarstrond the new conditions of approval.,, since the property has riot changed i;tsolf in s years: Mr. Streeter said that the way of looking at land divisions that would be served by those public road connections has changed. Any land division within the area of the public road connections will be effected by the rUR which was done since Ms. Green first made the application There should be discussion with Ms,. Green and the Planning. Dept, Mr. Croninger suggeated continuing thr item for 3'weeks because his. Green is hot ejtisy to locate. The item was continbod 't;o `Nov. 17, 1956. " TLMIATIVE SUBDIVISION `, TZ-NTATIV4 PARCLL I-W? " ty1A R APPLICATION PjI tI.�:�;NI]:N, 1Y SUBD IV I o CN (Please check appropriate box) ++k^ UBLIC MAR ING DATE: �$�.� �.2Pr.srs'J's 72S e7-C- tHONEVO." ZIP CME.. zip CoMZ ND1i a`.cL 01F 'HLAR IC T � --� ice. f �-t'�- �q✓` :aCY`.i�^x.+.CZ`Iu iCh'fNS I � -�LANGEu•L"C ION ;`� l��w c�r�, prarNr bE�xz�rrATrarr .�`, ry !. 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C�Gai1„tLi`► i Ota --° , Receipt # Pro3* ec't# APPENDIX E Date Filed Environmental Information Form (To be completed by applicant) GENERAL INFORMATION 1,. Name and address of developer or project sponsor 2. Addtzos of project: 50001or'8 Block and Lot Number -- 3. Name, address, and telephone number of person to be contacted ri0le ring this project: 'Z�5- ` z-.. .. f 4.• Type of project: (1.e. rezoning, subdivision 5. List and describe anyother related permits and other public approvals required for this project, includin those required by rid , regional, statand federal agencies=4C 6. Existing zoning district. Proposed use of site: 9{ _CG�9LDF3-,ME _Ci5° ;5 PROJECT' DESCRIPTION g.. site size, A-c- 9, Sgwlto .rootage of buildln$(s). •�`ar- 10 Numbor of floors of construction, 11, Amount of off-street parsing provided. 1 w Attach site development plan, 3. Proposed scheduling: 14 Associated projects. 1.5 4 Anticipated incremental. development J4C)1X,.L& Ap`pendiX t page I of k APPS X E r k 16. if residential, include the xnimb,,St of units, schedule of un3.t a res, and 'type of household size expected. r1-7': If commercial, indicate the type, whcthet neighborhood, city or regionally oriented, square footage of sale$ area, and laadin ac3lita.es �8,f industrial., indicate type, estimated emoloyment per shi.Et, andl.oading facilities institutional, indicate the major function, estimated employment Vn�t shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilitiep, and community benefits to be derived fromthe project. � r. Zf the project involves a variance, conditional use or rc:^aa�in , s,pplication, state this and indicate clearly why the applicat;ioa is. r�equirad. Are the following items applicable to the project or its effects -s' Discuss below all items checked yes (attach additional sheets as necessary). YES No 21. Change in existing features of any beaches, l,altec; or hills, or substantial alteration of ground contours. 22i Significant charge in scenic vies or vistas froom existing residential areas or public lands or roads. 23, Significantly change pattern, scale or character of general area of project. 24. Significant amounts of solid waste or litter', . 25. Change ;n dust, ash, smoke, fumes or odors in vicinity, 26, Significant han& lake, stream or ground waterr quality orquantity, or al -enation of existing drainage patterns, 27. Substantial change in existing noise or vibration levels in the vicinity. 28. Site on, filled land or on slope of 30 percent or- note. 29 Use or disposal of ..:, is potentially hazardous materials, such as toxic substances, llammables or explosives. Appendix, P� page 2 of 3 t; F YES NO 3b. Substantial change in demand for municipal services .'" (police, fire, Water, sewage, etc.) 31. Substantially oil,�Qnaturals gas, etc.) . ption 32. Relationship to part of a larger project or series of projects,. ; nUTTE. CoU1 GENERAL PIAN GONE ,'yam __ Q12l4ANCE REPORT I FOR PARCEL 1f �' OR SY1BDxVI� SAN MAP x I temtx 1-4 ko be complet.ad' by applicant: 1. Applicant Fame �.� k'_.s 2. ProjectVf 3, /assessor's Parcel Numbe 4. Proposed Use Sk -4t_=l. pr /� 1-LC-41 CS � is Tile fallawi.t� items are to be completed by the Planning Department: Current zon0ti( ing , Land Conservation Agreement �vC w General Plan; Designation AGV► Apoliczble Conditional Criteria Not Applicable Agricultural--Residential YES NO 1. Agricultural Compatibility h. Water 6 Sewer Capacity -% --_ S. Adequate Vire Facilities- k 4. Road CJaPacity & maintenance 5 .Access to ;Commercial & Schools -� Orchard % Field Craps 1: Predominant 5w10 Ac. yarcel Size, 2 Vicinity of Urban toundar9,es ,.— -- W .... Agric. Viability not, impaired Staff Determination; Project .does � noes not substaXizaliy-c4hform to the General Plan. Cowents ✓yy!-may �`` T'a t 4,� ' •---_---�"[� fir!1.2 Staff Signature """�^ = ---=- Date AS 11I9 APPLICANT FOR T11FREQ09STE-D 'LAND blr►ZS1r1N -1 Ari AMM OP THE A OE SIMPF %i�TC: fll llO�J lii:O':WIIAG 1118 CONVORMANGB VfIIII 11-It GMRAL PAN . r Dated � ^ S$'gnature of Applicant EC ,;► a aha CONDITIONS AND/OR COMUIT5 _ Ai? LINUl X'. F COUNTY OF BUTTE' DIVIRONIMIINTAL CHECKLIST FORM (tp be conmplatc y Leal Agcltcy) Log fi dG�d1��-01 1. BACKCROUNr) AP # 56w3 - 'l, . Home o r proponent JERE GREEN 4 Addres R e f proponent and representative Ci f applictib;t;u) Jere Green Ct'J~tlr xo 4- Pebblewoo .roes 331 Wall .,Str_! et 3,—. CH .. co, CA 5926 Chico, CA 95„926 3. Project description Tentative Parcel Maw MANDATORY FINDINGS OF SIGNI�FtCANC_H_ YRS MAYBE NO a, i.ioes the project have the potential to degrade the tiva 'l its of' the oiwironment , substantially reduco the hab,itwit of a fish or Wildlife specie s i cause a Fish or wildlife population to drop below seir- sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the ►•atnge or it rare or endangered rlant or animal or twl.iminate important examples of the major periods i fnrnia history or prehistory? b. ilrtcs tile, pr•oiect have the potential to achieve Short term benefits to the cletriplent of long-term, (*tivironmeiital: goals:? (A short-term impact on the environment is one which ocrvrs in a relatively hr'Ief period of time whil-e tong-term impacts Will t 111jure into the future.) c , [loos the project have impacts Which are individu� arlly limited, but cumulatively considerable? (A projoct may impact on two or more separate resources where the Impact on each resource is relatively syltall, but where the effect or the totall of those impacts on the environment is significatt,) �. tl 11ot �; rho p re, j ret have environmental o ffects which tvitl ettttao substantial adverse rfi'eets ail human heitigs, (,idiot° directly or indiroetly7' lli?'i'1:RWI NA`i I ON (To be completed hrV the lead Agency) 'oil th(, basi:i of this initial evaluatiotii III4C. t°itttl tlto' pi•tiprtst�ti prttlet't C;t)UTA) NOT have a signifit:tttt effect tell the t.+ttv i i•�o mcnt and a Nl,(,Al*IV1i I)1iCiARATION will be prepared, lllti'l; ft,titl that nithoujt,h the p'ropot."od pr�ojpet could 1111\10 a M. nlri- t atrt �. fft ct flit rite env'ironn►ent , thore will not he a significant t+1'1'oc t ill this Case Ctcteartiso the ili'I+I tiA'i'1nN W-ASUAI!$ doti ribed on tit(, attti►chutl' sheet have 1wtell atlticti tti the pl-oject, A NI C,A'i`AIt.' IW(A.AIIIA 'It1N will 11v I)t�c*pal-ed I,"W1s 1'►nd r1tc� irr'ol5ttst+il project MAI have a signiftt'isnt eCfett crtt the crttt� i rt9tlutont, anti an I3NVI i ONt+ I NTAI. INi1tAC'C" i7lil�tiAT is 'rotlu i red. DA IT . :.. , . February. �12 , ..-IAUCaIUN`i � ' ' Clea II11'i'T11, P I,ANN t HCI I)HPARTMIN`C r� aura ut:tr3 e _Asti { ' late P ,1their 1 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS �p--- 41yes" 10 aybel► answers are req�ia red x anata.on"�s 'ate' a�3 es and m t on attached sheet s:) t r ES MAYBE NO: 1, EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant: a7 --Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? 1( b Disruptions, displacements, compaction or ' overcovering of the soil? �( c. Change in topography or ground surface relief features 7 �.. d. Destruction, covering or modifir.ation of any unique geologic or physical fe.,?.tures? X e.. Increase in wind or water erosion of soils_, either on or off-site? G f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river OT S"tream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake? V g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards -such as earthquakes, .landslides, mud-' slides, ground failure or similar hazards? �. Z. AIR. Will the proposal result in substantial: F-7 Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b.� Th The creation of objectionable odors smoke J ' or fumes? _x c. Alteration of air movement, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally? 3. WATER. will the proposal result in substantial; a Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in either marine or fresh waters? b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of surface runoff? c. Need for off-site surface drainage improve - menu, including vegetation removal, channel= ization or culvert installation? d Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters? o. Change in the amount of surface water lin any waver body? X_ f, Discharge into surface Watd,,Msj or inany -N` of surface water alteration ality,.including but not limb ted to tet,peratur�, dissolved bx en or turbidity? YS -" Alteration of the airection rata of .flow of ground waters? h Change in the quantity or 4wility of ground waters, dither through direct additions or with- drawals., or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or eX111a'vat76ons? �= Redu tion in the amount of water otherwise available for public water supplies? j. Exposure, of people or pr't o Or' to waF,e'r related hazards such as f oodingl t YES MAYBE NO, 4 PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial- T4 Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of planus (including trees, x shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? .._ b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? c. Introduction of ;lea species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- ment of existing species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? X S. ANIMAL LIFT.. Will the ppposal result in substantial.: a. Cie in the diversity of species, or numbers Of any species of animals (birds,, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of animals? .„ C. Introduction of new species of animals .into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals?, d, Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat?, NOISE. Will t p substantial: ,P vel,s? 5'7—Tnereasesin existingnoiselevels? N.. b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? 7" LIGHT AND GLARE. will the proposal produce light significant and glare? 8, LAND U'SE. will the proposal. result in a su- staiteial alteration of the present or planned land uses of an area? 9, NAT'UPAL At SOURCES: Will. ` the proposal "result in 5ubstan;t; al a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural C resou.roes? _ b. Depletion of any non-renewab`l'e natural resources to RTsR OF LJESET. will the proposal ipv'olve; a. A risk.` of explosion or the release of hazard ous substances (:including, but not 'limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the ovcnt of an act.,dent or upset conditions`? b, Possible interference with an emergency, response plan or emergency evacuation plan? X. 11: POPULATION. Will the proposal alter the location, istri ution, density, or growth tote of the human population? 1.'Z, HOUSING. Will the proposal affect &xisting housitgj or croute a demann for additi.bnai housing? i t YES h4AYBE- N0° 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal result in! a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? c. Substantial impact on existing transportation systems`? d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? X e Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? X f... Increase in traffic hazard's to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 1.4. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal, have an effect upon., or result in a need for new or altered governmental services; a, Fire protection'?, b. Police protection? �( c. Schools? d. Parks or other recreational facilities? X e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f Other governmental se.rvice87 15, LNERCY, 11ill the proposal result in; aUse of substantial amounts of fuel .or energy? (, b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of-* energy, or tdquire the development, of neva' sources of energy? 1.6. UTILITIES. Will the proposal result in a need for new systems or substantial alterations to the following; a POWer or natural gas? b Cominuni cations systems? 4 c. Water availability: d: Sewer or septic tank? e. Storm water drainage? f. coli. `o waste and disposal? :17. HUMAN HtAL01714: Will the, proposal result in: a..reatszn of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental health)? b. Expos`are of people to potential health hazards? 18. AESTHETES. Will the proposal result in the o )s ruction of any scenic vista or view open to the public, or will the proposal result in tete of an .�est�ieticall Offensive creation. y site open to publtion viae r . YES MAYBE NO 19. RECREATION. Vill the proposal result in an impact upon tie Qua],ity or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? 20 CULTURAL RESOURCES. a. ill i e proposal result in the alteration of or the destruction of,,a prehistoric or historic archaeological sate? b. "Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic -effects to a prehistoric or historic building, structure object? or c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change which would affect unique ethnic cultural values? X d. will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential impact area? DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AE56-39-19 See attached, I AP 56-39-19 `�3�lCC"f 1-1T,�,TORY , ! )/!81/77 Jere Green applied for a 4-lot l anti d'i v i s i on on AP 56-39-19. Initial Study prepared. iW�0/79 Land Use clement adopted (did not affect maps in process). h",)/2,1/80 initial Study revised recommending nine mitigation measures. M, /t)13/ Q Adv i sorts/ Agency approved Tentat i ve Map �efI4 Highway 32 EIR in final form. ,4✓11/04 Goard of Supervisors certified Highway 32 EIR as complete and adequate. / � s Map approval expired. /15/56 Parcel Map application received creating four lots from 6.5 to 13 acres each, PROJEC_`T. ADMIN-ISI-RAIMKI The map is cansidered a new appllcation subject to all policies and egul at i ons naw in effect A I !r i t i gat i onmeasures ' in the Highway 32 E I R (covering i,h i .s and ,aai jacon t properties) are applicable to this project. See attachment. DISCUSSION-OP' ENV IROMENT�I . IMPACTS Mitigation Mealzlures' 1 and 2 adequately' m 1 n' l m i ze e� tas i r�n-rei aced i tripacts, the All structures shall conform to the Uniform quiiding Code 3b': Sur Fade water rianof': and drainage patterns will las altered through road and hone,:lto cohstruction. GradlhO permits will ensure that altered drainage pattcrrs do not create slope instabi1lty 3c I ra I n age improvements w;i l 1 only baa requ i re,,� as i in of roadway construct f on. Al tat 1 na has some (pk l sty i ng dra i r age problems, Culverts dryad to be installed in three 01-, f'oUr spots 10 the I` i rst stretch ' _o read east of Highway 32. 311: The Highway 32 E iii ri i d not ,develop a spac i f l c water-re l ated mitigation measure, Instead, environmental health standards wive assumed to correlate parcel � l zes to water ava i 1 ab i i i ty.w rour,��iwater oiay only be available at great depths; (to 'bOO ) . The Tentative N410 ... I' M ., .. -I s�at�s; There r s no ev iderice that domestl;� wat .,r Is anal l abl e.'" -6= f Wt , The f-i ghwaY 32 EZf;i i dent! f i ed tjgo potentially rare and endangorsd''21i �� Gc i e5 i n the 'vicinity = Junr',, � ._ �„ijp,�raermu� and S i dal ce0 �:�� • A t4zarvey i a required to locate any pc�pu l at i ons and develop su is tab 1 e .:tt i on measures J The Department of Fish and 'Gama i t.lents i f i es this vicinity as qMm , ►; 1 ca 1 i,411-iter doer range. They recommend no neer parcels be created than 40 acres, Studies have shown that migratory doer will not 1 ,,talc within 1 000 feet of an occupied dwelling. Each dvim i l i ng removes ,ot, overage of 17 acres from the range f he E I P attempted to mitigate this impact with theso' t° °tree �^ r.� ,w i ra esrents e l�� All development to be in conformance with wildlife cor,.,,ervat i o'n p 1 inns A, i 1 deve 1 opmon t to be i n con f rmance ;with eche .Butte County trtservz:, ton Element. i.: i mi ted t,pen space should be planned to assure preser^vat i on o>r (itae+ migration routes. r` mp•�rtment of Fish and genie deer herd plans recommend no new rarc.e l s less than 40 acres.. The County" s Conservation E'i ement states: ,* s wildlife...shlou1d be recoenized as an urntegra rpart�ofotheJecosy;stens. Any imbalance caused iy...;prawl.:,mnten!ve land' use ... sho»'!1d...recc�ive critical rev%ew•'•' roc: Availability of soils 11mit:s development to the parcel's westerly ,�• The Agricuitur"a1-Residential General Plan designation "planned)"" f-r)r reeve1opment on 1 to 20 acres onyy where five coedit1onal critkiiria .:.ttuld be mot: 1 Agricultural compatibility4 2 Adequate : iter and sei,40r4 capacity;' S Adeciva;: e f) re fac 1 1 i t i e s 4. Road capacity and ma i n tlanance i, 54 Access to commercial services and schools. Anoted on the General flan Conformance Report> at lepst threw y r l: er i a are not n,et . t Ranch has uneven s4ater suppi i es. Some areas, eOst of Highway 32 have critical water prob l eim s. A high peroerrta%e of trli es' ��,jve resulted in dry holes-'' "'No evidence that domestic Water 1 wa ;ova i l ate 1 e": Is noted on the map. Fire facilities are 1 nadequate v the nearest year-f" eland stbff-d sWation is In Chico, 11-1/2 ,to 12-1/2 hones awj4�y. Altbtlna �Urther t,ampot^s fire pro t:ect i on OctOss : See Items 1 3` "ar;d 1'l Al t:at i na C f i rst mile east of '-1 i"ghway 32,) bores not meet Co�inty tYandards. Cir�cul a;t i on E..l ertient, pot i e;i es strr�ss adequate road r�i `dtli; i t s die strength and evactj�?ti on routes) In footF l 1 1 areas. Ri i t, i gat i on Measuresl'a-6t Addres- robdWay i inproveinant w �� 1 th rare s' emi�i oymertt oppcartunmehtal sery i ces y hloh The property l s 1 p miles from g; verr+ zf.hoo i ,- r h _a w l t i es and commercial d e l amen tar I s otoO1 '' Marsch t s a Oat stat 1 tan, k� tkery �x?ri i cis C l x m 11 es. north + n i'• crest ,^ „ rneral store an Mitigation Measure 9 addresses energy usage 1 A,pIp-41val of the map Hill promotE residential development in a 4 ,omot o area without governmental seri icese �1 Al tat i ns and its road approach 14111 be approved pursuant to * a i r,�it i ter Measure 6. Culverts also need to be installed in a few ,,.. ^ )>�Ila . T f the noted 60 -foot easement (N and E line) i s intended to T- x ry r i d+ emergency sv'acuat i can or c i rqu l at 1 on i is if eas i b i 1 i ty shou 1 d be r ,:•��.d . Steep canyon slopes are �a constra"i i7' to roadway l ocat'l on. ,.r Ivilti4gation Measures 7a -7d address fire protection.In addition, I l s shou 1 d be equipped with GDF -approved drafting coi nect i ons ; rart�;e tame I s i considered n 1,4b1,4bl Impact., police protection need to be ass,assed on a ::a^'oiuj 't✓-�by-pro,Ject `basis- The Sheriff i s extremel Y understaffed. u_ F nry�4oncy response: time is 10 to 20 minutes; non -emergency C.not :;fe-thraatenin97 is over 3 hours. As the population of Forest Ranch gr-owsM pressure for upgraded servii'es Will increase. The County does �re,jt have sufficient resources to expand service deli verge 'r_c Note on map: Residential development may be subject to school ;,mpr�oyemertt 14e Road maintenance will be funded through an assessment,', distric � lvl i t l Laa t l on Measure 6c) . x r,r ; Water aval tab lit,/ has not been demonstrrat(,bd; 20a): A previous ar-r haeo l og i ca'l survey did not reveal any cultural r ��yc�M.arces.+ Ipa;:-,ts to wi 1 d1 i f'�b acid m i gig-at1 on routes are pots bl e. Imp a, t- to mare and Endanse,red Species ( see Item 4 ) are ?;r,sIble i i 1 cabl rl i i sac i o M ere ed i i�P: `` . S i�.+t�4�'eS rom . M i sahway �3 �Yfj� Erosion: a, Obtain grading pc;'Irm i is for road, driveway and homes 1 to construction b. Revegetate a l l e,kpos'ed s lopes. Construct perimeter berms around building s1t0S during construction. . Jnstall energy dissipators ! ditches. ,. All dovelopment,'to be in'conformance with wildlife conservation - plan and County Conservation Element 4, C.,imited open spGr%e should be planned to assure preservation of deer m i Brat i ori routes ;5. Conduct botanical survey for ;,mous —e-Lgzoermus, iiJaJcea A,. Roads: a. Construct all roads to county standards b . Cootr bute pro rata share towards improvement of Al tat i ria ' Road approach to Qa l Travis Stan( and . c, Ihorm an assessment district to all project area roads to County standards. 0, install a 1/2" spark-arresting mesh sneer on fireplace chlmneys and wood-bUrnng stoves b : Roo r i hid and siding to tiffs constructed of fire-;res i start mr)taer 1 a 1 s C. Reivove dean veg,etat1on within 30 feet of all structures d, C6%'` g t r u c t fuelbreaks between strUcturesi. Ali , strudtLire.s to con f or M to Un 1 Form Su i 1 d i ng Code. �- f Map q „4Ur i er4 t structures to m6X i fi i `,*e puss 1 vawsoharr� l i 3sta t i ext:-a i hs, J 1 at l on In strUcl;ures 104 Est mate Impacts on law ehl'&s tic meht 9 �1 1 11 Appl icant: Jere Greer, AscldssorPaare:el # 56-39-19 I-oo 4 86-01-16-01 A. I'r!i?:iogt- ieson ► Dt i on 1. 'f ype of Project." T'entmt i ve ParcE.O Map. 2. Brief Description: Larid division o f 39+ acres I n to four, rand i ng in size from 0 to 13 ce reus each 3. Locar i on: Fast of H'' ghway 320 of'{ of Al tat na Drive near 10 Mile douse Poady N4est of 'Little Chico Creeks southeast of, Forelt Ranch. 1. Proposeid Density of Development: 1 d .'u . /9* Eacres 0 Amount;, of` Imparvious Surfacing.* Less than 1-1/2 acres' expp_ctecl. 6 Access and Nearest Public Roads: Two m i 1 e,»' to Hi ghwaY 32 via A l to t i na C1r i o. First- mile.: dirt; 'second mile gravel. I. Method of Sewage Disposal- Septic systems 8 Source of Water Supply:' Wells. 9. Proximity of Poo4er Lines: Approximately 19.010" north. 10. Potential for further- `nd di v i s i ons ` nd development.' kion $" terrain and soil limit ;Velopmeht- options, 8. -v i ronmentol Sett i rrg 1Ls i cal Fny i roRntQnt. . 1. I+arrain a General TopographIG•(,:haraateir- Gentle to steep ridg'etop pr=operty, b 5l opes = 0 to 109 on 409 of s`i to i 1.0 to 259 on': 69 of sltelt 25 to 45� on remalndet° C. �-7lova tIon» 136ra ito 1600' A.S.L. d,: Limiting F,ai t;nrs Steep s 1 Pbs o 2 Soils a. Types and Characteristics- ToomOs-Peot.2 8oll, Asst,'i sti on h slightly acld soils, excessive drainages moderate suiasoil permeabi11ty b. L i to l t l oo FadtOi6-s : Foot- of i r't' 4.5011t under lain by lava,,, Numerous lave cap oink^.rbp. 94 Natural! ' Haxa;r"cris o� thtr L..ajn'j' a. earthquake Zone:. Moder,�jt'e r Ionto Vi >: l b Fra s i on IPotemt l a :, H l gh , c. '' Landsl tae Pbltentlal t Moderate'4 d. t=ire Haxerd: High e; eXpanslve Soil Potb tial: n/a 4, Hydro l ogy a. Surface Water: Swale crossed P6r+cels 2-4, Little Chico I Lreok i,,, 11n mile ease 1 t, ..._� --- b. Crounawater Available at great depth. r_,. Drainage Cheracter!stics= parcel 1: west; Fa"rcely 2$,4• east, southeast. d Annual R.-infal1 (normal): e. Limiting Factors= Grround�-4ater availability. 15. Visual/Scenic Uualitys Highly scenic views of-canyons, ridgetop:sv and 'timber. 6. Acoustic 0ualltyc Excellent 7 Air quality: good. �. (1, Vcq)atat i on Chap,-: ra 1 s Mt izan i ta, grasses, D i gger P i ne, brush. r). Wildlife Habitat: Upper Sonoran Life Zone, criticalwinter range of 13uckt MQur`tta i n Deer 'Herd 10. Ar•cwhaeo1ogical and Historical Resources in the ;area: Survey recommended cl ederance. 11 Suite County General Plan designation= A�iriculturai-Residential 12. 1=Misting Zoning- "U" (Unclassified), 13. EX i st i ng Land Use or,. -rite: Open land. 14. Surrounding Area a. Land Uses; Four or five homes visible from the property mostly natural canyons. c Gen. Pl an•,lJd,• , TM-40 sc5rath and wast. b. GenP esignationrl;* Agricultural-Residentiale open and Graz l ng d. parcel Sl�r'ns 10-20 acres, 120+ acres. e, populations Sparse 16. Character of Site and Area) Upper ridgdtopt ringing can,/on: 16. Nearost Urban Area Chi`cop 11--1r2 mires. 1"7. Relevant, Spheres of Influence: Nene. '18. t-mprovemen'ts Standards Urbari Area: nla 19. tyre protection Service= a. Nearest County (Stai.3) F''_ re Station" 423i i #2A, 444, b. Water Avaulabsti'tys Entine capacity only• 20 . cchool s In Artia For;ast Ranch E1 eme:itary) Chico Unified : 1Alf OF CALIFORNIA -THE RESOURCES AGENCY GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN 'Cvvemor DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME . �. •� L- 10ION 2 DUN Co. F%nning C'anun. JY9I NIMBUS ROAD, SUITE A #?14t4{JfO C(RDOVA, CALIFORNIA 95670 ,"I 16) 355-7420 FEB 13 198 f�roviiM, Cali#brri4 February 10 1985 Mt:#, Bettye Kircher WiLte County Manning Department 10()Uhty Center Drive trrovi le, CA 95905 o(sar Ms. Kircher: The Department of Fish and Game has reviewed the Jere J. Green Tentative Parcel Map (TPM), a proposal to divide 39+ acres into parcels of 13; 11, 8, 7, and 6.5 acres neat 10 -Mile House :east of Chico. This site is within designated critical winter range of the Hast Tehama deer herd. Residential encroachment has caused a significant loss of Critical winter range in Butte County. The Department concurs with tl'te 1984 Butte County Deer Herd Study Pane) 's'Report which recommends retention of 40 -acre minimum :parcels in critical winter range unless the land borders an identified "transportation corridor„ . The proposed parcel split is an example of residential encroachment into fainter range as it intrudes into an area of 40�acre plus p;ircels, and does not border an identified "transportation! corridor". Coupled with subdivisions and parcel i splits on Doe Mill Ridges further land division in this area would Form a barrier to deer which migrate further west. Therefore, we recommend that the Project be denied. If we can be of further assistance, please contact Jerry Mensrh, Environmental Services Supervisor, telephone (916) 355-7030: si.ncerel.yy, naui �'. Jensen �„"" Regional Manager APPENDIX 0 NEGATTVE 'DECLARATION REGARDING 'ENVIRONMENTk11 IMPACT NOTICE IS PEREBY GIVEN'that the project described 'below .ias been, reviewed pursuant to the provision: of the California Environmental Quality Act of 10'70 (*Public Resources Code 21100, et. sect.) and a determination hag been made that it will, not have a significant effect upon tho environment. Log # 86--01-16-01. AP # 56-39-19 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: Tentative Parcel Map dividing 400 rcres to create four parcels at 6.5, 11.09, 13 and 3.75 Pcres. LOCATION OF PROJECT Four parcels on the se) th end of Altatina Drive approx. 3000' south of its intersection with Tina Court, Forest Ranch area. _. 4. NAME AND ADDRESS OF ? ROJECT APPLICANT: Jere Green RFC Surveyors .44 Pabblewood 'Pines � 31 Wall Street Chico, CA 95926 Chico, CA 95926 . MITIGATION MEASURES. Vii. A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect of this project is on file at 7 County Center Drive, Orovil.le,. This study teras Adopted as presented. Adapted with changes. Specific modifi.cati.On:> and M supporting reasons are attached, A public he,,,ri"ug on this Negative Declaration was held by the decision making body,. hoar, ing Body Date of Determination Determination',o On the basis .yet° y '�riront►tental impacts the the nay a.al stud of et1 t information presented. Eat hearings cor�ments rece,ivod on tL ,proposal and our otvn l�.�o tl edge and i ndepen:dent research : We find tile proposed project COULD NOT have a .s igna.ficant effect: on the enVironiftent, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION 19 hereby adopted. : ect COULD have a si ni.fieant effect Ve find that the. Prc� . because of it), this on the environment but will not case attached mitigation, measures described in item 5 above which are by thl's Te:Cerence z�latie�� conditions o$ ixroject approval, A c nditibnal NEGATIVE MCLARA`�'ION is`\hereby adopted: Sa.gnature Title j Bate Green, Tentative Parcel Map, southeast 1/4 of the southwest 1.4 of Section 36,, T23[11 AU, east of Hwy. 32 north of Richardson 13prIngs. 4 parcels. Chico area, Aasessor'a Parcel nunters 56-05-44 EngELneer; Ringe.l and Associates Public Works condi.tiona are, Provide 60 fit access at state NY. 32. PKV;- tf) 64Mr 7b Ifud5/ 2 2. Verity legal access. ,lac rI rrel'; 012. Js'v v 1 G 44"4p 3. Provide 2 way traversable .access to each parcel with _1F Access to be reserved in deeds as per County ordinance., Shaw 50 ft. building setback line measured from eenterUne of access `✓ easement. Provide .road m-intenance agreement. 6) Shaw all easements of record on the final map. Provide street name Rigns per requirements of the Dept. of Pablie works prior to reoordati on of the flftal. map. g. Provide cul-ae-sad at the end oi` the street. 0. Provide 60 ft. access easement from access to the parcel_u, Thitj access easement tG` e :tend easterly along the northerly line of raeuel 4 ;and then !go southerly along the easterly line of Va tceL 5 and '4. IloaIth Department conditions are Ili Shod a 50 ft. leachfielxl setback from lbhe drainage Vay on pttweis 4I 2 3an&4. � r 1.2: Ei:th6r prove that the required quantities of domestic Vater are symi labl e to each parcel, or place a statemaht on the =P that where is no evidence that dorttesti d water i,s a xailnbl.e a 1,3. Placo a statement ren the m��p that no grater well in to be l:ocagcd within !00 ft. of the usdable sewage,disposal area or otheilwise pros-ect the u;ieable awda from encroachment by water well. aetbnc'It. 14• Show the proven u5eabl.e sewage ais,posal: area on esaOh pUracl thIt meets the requirements ,,Df the stxbaivisi.ion orainanae 15. Prior.{ to recotaiftg the Final: map, either prove that Pixdel 4 o=ta;ins the required useable ac}gage cUspoaal area or eombifte the parcel vi,th an adjacent parcel, that conte ins thb requirod useable aO.wage diuposal ,area, at the time Of Maoxxli:tg the' final. !,IaP Ir, Enter-Departmental. Memorandum TO,,; Board .of Supervisor FROM. Staff SUBJECT, Jere Green's Letter of March 12 1987 Concerning the Higbwa ly 32 Environmental Impact Report DATES May 11, 1987 H.S. Green has applied for a tentative parcel map on AP 56-39-19, The property falls within that area served by the Altatina public road Approach at: 32. The road approach was approved by the California t Transportation Cordnissl,vn after the Board of Supervisors carti ied the Highway 32 En>ai.;.'onmental Impact Report (ETR) Mo. Green was notified by 'mail Vebruarit 12th and again on April 30, 1986 that the map is subject to the mitigation measures and requirements of this EIA. The specific mitigation measures were restated in the transmittal. letters. The letter to Your Hoard questions two of these mitigation measures., Vormat;�on of an assessment district and assessment of the potential impact ot: law enforcement. These mitig: taken verbatim from the certified 'QTR paj 31 as follows, 4,oz an assessment district to maintain all project area roads to County standards." "Land development applications should assess a potential impact on traffic accidents and estimate the impacts on law enforcement." Recognizing the importance of the mitigation measures, the Board made a motion at their regularly scheduled meeting April 10, 1.98/4,, which reads in part "We certify that the final Environmental Impart Report has been completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Act Guidelines..i and require the formation of an Assessment District to maintain all project area roads to County standards,, adopt Resolution 84-72,11 A unanimous vote :approved the motion: The purpose of an area wide BIR is to ekpedite processing of individual projects'. Once a Master Environmental. Impact Report has been prepared for a large or a group of small prejects'; each individual project need only to comply with that BIR in arddt to ;+e approved: If this is not done) the appropriate al.ternativ,A is to prepare, an individual. Environmental. Impact Report, Ms. Greens parcel map was scheduledbeforethe Advisory Agency October 20, 1986, as an item on which environmental documents had not been completed and time lines were about to expire. A waivar of timelines i� JI �- under the Government Code 'Was received. January _7, 1987 and again February 23, 1987 stating "please accept this letter as my formal waiver...,'tinder the Sube4vision Map Act and Permit Streamlining Act, pursuant to the Government. Code.' The Advisory Agency had this item on agenda,at least 6 "times before a letter was received from the applicant agreeing to the mitigation measures is the Highway 32 FIR. Each continuance was at the request of the engineer. February 18, 1987 Mr. Dan Hays requested one final continu6ace to June in order to prepare the botanical survey and complete all other mitigation measures. The continuance was granted only because the applic,,cnt agreed' that 13.1 mitigation measures would be met and agreed if for any reason they were not that the map would be denied and not ;;ontested. To date the botanical survey has not been received, and the applicant is now objecting to two mitigation measures before the Board: The Advisory Agency has ;not yett acted on this map, - County Code establishes a process whereby naps are heard and decided by the Advisory Agency. It would only be on appwil that the map would comes before the )3oard for a decision. County Cede does not psu*gide for Board action at thi:t time. mha Board should postpone., action until the Advisory Agency renders itV decision on June.!,, 1387 The Board should be aware that if these mitilgati„on measures are not adopted, there, are unmitigated significant impActs, The late requires a of y 'x subsequent EiLher aCtionzgrould be handiedowitHe1�tahetConiof �exuRening ., c •w� y� ea"- t of monivc f•t:'ow the at� ilc't4il.• sc7ertion t�ri�c�+',t�'j�f' ".T«n � p J` Y� I' • P L be ,ubj'ect to dthey approval ofethenCalifornia��rrarsportationmCommisa on.� %MT:it cc: Jere Green County Counsel .Auditor , Public Wotks j Inter-Departmental Memorandum TO Board of Supervisors FROM; Staff SUBJECT: Jere Green's Letter of March 12i 1987 Concerning the Highway 32 Environmental Impact Report DATE: May 11, 1987 falls within that area nerved b the Alta,,ira publ The property PP _ a public reAd Ms. Green has applied for a tentative parcel map on AP o6- ed b The approach at Highway 32. The road appraach was apotov y �i California Trangportation. Commission after the "^' "' o Stanervisors certifi�� ' ` Highway 3? Enviroumenta ., Tmp i:, his. Green :Jas notified by mail ?aoruary 12k. .t ,.tn :q, U,, 1985 that the map is subject to the istit,i^ Ono requirements of this EIR, The specific mitigation irearures were restated in the transmittal letters. Ttc li,.Lter to your Hoard questions two of these mitigation Measures '?otmation of an assessment district and assessment,of the potential Impact. on law enforcement. These mitigation measures are taken verbatim from the certified EIR page 31 as follows: "For an assessment district to maintain all project area roads to County standAtds.�' "Land develgpinent applications should assess a potential impact on traffic accidents and estimate the impacts on law enforcement." Recognizing the importance of the mitigation measures, the boardmade a motion at their 'regularly scheduled meeting April l0, 1984, which reads in part-, 'rale certify that the fine. Environmental. Impact Report has been completed in compliance with the California Environmental Quality Art Guidel`ines:y4 and require the formation of an.Asse"ssmert District to maintain all project area roads to County "standards, adopt Resolution 84-72.11 A unaiiimous vote approved the motion The purpose of an area wide Elia is tom. expedite processing of individual projects. Once a Master Environmental Impact Report has been prepared for a large or a group of small projects, each individual pro3ect need ° only 'to comply with that DIP, in order to be approved. If titi:; is not done, the appropriate alternative is to prepare, an individual Envirtonmental Impact Report Ms.,Green's parcel. map was scheduled before the Advisory Agency n'otobe 20, 1986, as an item on which environmental doctiments had not been ,completed and time lines were about to expire. A waiver of timelines y c; under the Government: Code was received January 7, 19$7 and again February 23, 1987 stating 'please accept this setter as my formal waiver..., ander thb. Subdivision Map Act and Permit Streamlining Act, pursuant to the Government Codi:, 91 The Adv;Lsory Agency had this item on.agenda at. least 6 times before a letter iWas received from the applicant agreeing to the mitigation measured in the Highway 32 EIR Each-'cbntinuance was at the request of the engineer.. February 18, 1987 Mr. Dan hays requested,vae final continuance to June in order to prepare the botanical survey and complet4 all other mitigation measures. The continuance was granted only because the applicant agreed that all mitigation measures would be met and agreed if f'or any reason they were not that the map would be denied Laid not contested. To date the botanical survey has not been received„ and the applicant is now objecting to two mitigation measures before Ilia Board: The.Advisory Agency has not yet acted on this map• County (;ode establishes a-process whereby maps are heard and decided by the Advitsory Agency, It would only be on appeal that the map would: came before the Board for a decision. County Code doer not provide for Board action at this time. The Board should postpone, action until the Advisory Agency renders its decision on June, li 1987. The itoaVdl should be aware that if these mitigation measures are not adopted, there are unmitigated significant impacts. The law regiiir-as a re-openip.g of the Highway 32 E.S R: or preparation of a subsequent E0,1.R Either action could be handled with the County's consultant selection. procedure, upon receipt of monies from the applicant. The y document prepared and mitigation measures submitted would be subject to the approval of the California Transportation Commission, LMT. it cet Feria Green Cour'ity Counsel Aud�tox Pdb;lic Works �a APPENDIX T' ENVIR014 ENTAL CIM-CKLIST FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) BACKGROUND 1. Name of Proponent jo.r,ti M. Green 2. Address and Phone Number. of Proponent:_ r6 Plaza 7 W.'ayC /n Rini � & W ' -1 St. Date of Checklist Submitted 4. t gency Requiring Checklist S. game of ,Proposal, if applicable Tentati-,,e P rge Ir 'x 7.{ - ��. IX . ENVXRON14ENTAL XI SPACT5 (Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers are required on attached sheets , ) YE,5 MAYBE NO '4. Earth. Will the proposal result in signt�licant a. Unstable earth conditions or in chanda s in geologic .substructures? - b. bisrtiptions, djsplacements, Com- paction or overcoVeriftg of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surfaeo rel. of features! d. Destrudtionr covering or modification of any unique geo7oVic or physical features? 0. increase in wind, or water erosion of soils r either on or oft { f the s i.te? f, Clwan:ges in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changos in silltationt deposition or orosion vihich may modify the channiA of ariver or stroam or the bed c if the ocean or any bayf inlet or like? Appendix P page 1 of 9 a �f YES x"IKY'D'. No r ,>3po:3ur� of people aL ProvOrty to -jCO. 0gic 1-m4o;tdS such au earthquakes, landt3lides, muds li.!€-.s, ground failure, � 2. A �i r . will the proposal result in. -a— Substantial 1.eb—. rlorai:.ion of ambient b. mre creation of objectionable odors? �;. S gni`ica.nb altr;rat on of air movement, mol tura or temperature, or any clxange in climate f either locally or regionally? t " 3 Wa.t —r . 5'411 the pr,-)pooal result in substantial. Changes in currents, or the course C't or direction o,f welter movements? _ L. k:hanges in abscx,-ption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and (` amount of surface ester. c. Alterations to the `te or f� flow of f lcoc wat qes? w.. d6 Change in tlla `'c -,fount of ..mace water in any water body? c. bitcha.rge ir;to resurface waters, or in any alteration of SU Macewater quality p iftcludihq but not Iy nlited to tempera-t:uri` , dis8olVe d cXYgen Or a turbidity'? .� Al.tei%tlon of the d.trection or �µ X rc'3.i:e of floe of ground waters g ; Changt in the qua;it.i 4v Of grniind waters (.''cher t,htougy direct additioftt or withdrawals, or through *fttdtcerit.i.ori of an aquifer by O'Ats or e; caVati.o►tsr . pendit , . ��ae Of 8 ij r - h Reduction in L,he anpunt of water 'f : otherwise avai. able or public water supplies? i. Exposure of people or property to , water related hazards such as flooding?�_- 4. plant Life. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora and aquatic plants)? b-. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? C, Introduction of P.ew species of planta into an area, or an a barrier: io the normal replenishment; of existinq spe-Cies? d. Rye�duction in acreage of any agricultural cJ. op!4. 5 Animal Life. T•1ill the proposal result in I - Subs tanti�il a, Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animaIs (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shellfish, benthic organisms, insects or midrofauna) " � b. educoron of the numbers of any unigtxer endangered species of animals", 0 Introduction of new species of animals into an area.; or result in a barrier to � • the migration or movement of animals? ., ! °- d. Deterioration to existing wish, or ��' a` ► wildlife habitat r 6. taoinee. Will the proposal rOsult in iuYatanti.al; a. Increases its noise levels? b. Exposure oz people to severe; rlaise levels' ..�.� ...;_ �. Appendix -- page of Y. 140 7, Light and Glare. W11-1 the proposal. produce �� w sign f,'icant light or ylar.e? 8 , Land Use. Will the proposal result in a w�a4 .vNr+ra�+.arw � sn}TstM tial alteration of the planned land r) u 5-�� of an area? _ - 9 i"a 1 t7asJuxGfr Will 1"-"CpyopOtia,l rc-sult : E babi tYn-CaL 1 a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any nonraneuable ("4 natural resource?- , 10. I.Ris, of Ups t. Doer- the proposal involve a -isk,, of an explosion, or the release of hazardous substances (including, but not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in, the event of an accident or f upset conditions? 1.1. population. Will the proposal significantly alter the 'location, distribution, den8ity, or growth rate of the human population of an area? 12. nous. Will the proposal significantly (feet existing housing, of create a demand for additional h0usi'ng? ._., 11. Trans t.ortation/ �.rculation will the proposal resuJ.t a. Generation of substantial. additional vehicular moVnmeftt? y y,. SignificantIffects on ex'sting parking JJ facilities; ajw demand Edr new parking? c. Substantial upon exysting �+.. � iat'onpac,,6 p systems? d . Significant alterations to present MOVement patterns of circulation or of people a,id/ O gbOds ? e . Al.tex`ations to waterborra- rail or ; air ttaffiO w y w YES mAYBE 1,Q Ids. i f . Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehiclest bicyclitts or pedestrians? 14o Public Services, Will the proposal, have an efGct upon, or result ,in a substantial need for new or altered governmental services in any of the following areas: a. Fire protection? b. Police protections., ,v c,. Schools?) d. Parks or other recreational facilities? W_ e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f. other governmental services? 15 ]anergy. Will the proposal result in: a, Use of ssb tantial amounts of fuel or energy? b. Substantial increase in dematid upon existing sources of energy, or require the development: of new sours of enerq:yw 16. Utilities. Will the proposal result in e neAd for new systems, or substantial alterations to the followinq utilities: a . power or natural gas? ,0" w. " Communications systems? d, Sewer?�. 4 Hunan Health. Will the proposal resLilt in., a, Creation bx any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluaihtj mental health)? y b. EXpoaure of people to potential health o hazards? J r`1ppe;td ix r ale 5 of 9 ES MPIWgi., NO ig. Aesthetics, Will the PrOVOsal, result inr the ""� : o c, public designated. or olast;ruc,tion of any xecognized scenic vista open to the public, or will the proposal resul,tY in the creation of an aesthetically offensive site ripen o public viaw? p." crcYatipn. Will the proPoual. rc-Sul.t in .c3. in—EWupon the qudlity or quantity of , existing public recreational facilities 7,0. ArcheologiCal/Ilistorical Will the proposal rosu t 3.n an. alt er'att:.o,n of a signs f cant, - n archeological or h' stozicdl site, structure,' abject or buildings .. 21i. Mandatory Findings of c,,q,.ficance a. Does the project h&,te whr not ential to degrade the quality of the environ ment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife specLes, cause a fish or wildlife population to drag 'below self sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal cemrwunity, reduce the number or restrrict the range: of a rare or endangered plant dr animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods of California history or Prehistory"? b. Does the project have the potential to achieve short term 'benefits to the detriment of publicly adopted long-:term environmental goals d Does the 'project have impacts t.+hicta are individually limited' `but: c=ula tively caiisiderable?e on tWO separapczPrsotyirces , ..the where the itIpact or, each 'res'ource is relatively small., but `where the effect , .. of the total of those ,impacts on the d:` ooetg the project have environmental effects Which Will cause substaiit",al adverse affects on human being8, either directly or indirectly'? nage of iY a i ZZ w DTIsicUSSZON OF ZNVIRQNMENTAL EVALUATION ` fc�� lb�rra a� ; �i ae ra have been a.dent,14 ed nor teas � azo M: son. Due to ted presence of S lar 7parc �l s,y- a: o ti e Z7 u - 32 car access V1,1 �� a �� DrIV �t� �� A��t� �" tae prdPOsal 'with,, the General 1`1!111 ;1 �;rld ut" and the �oz��ormance ba- ,,. t �, creat- 31 cx j aatiox� 7. 'aha s roe ec �. i , uo1F es ecte 1. u . ereat•� -. 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EETERM114ATION OCT 2 9 19$0 (To be completed by the Lead Agency) On the basis of ',-,his initial evaluation; I find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the t:nvironment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION v n %,ccbmonded. I find ;that although the proposed project could have a' significant effect on the environment, there will not be a significant -effect in this case because the mitigation measures described on an attached sheet have bye;7e.}n.added to the project. AA NEGATIV13, DECLARATION ( I find the proposed project mAY have a significant effect on the envitonm6nt, and an ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 'REPORT is required Date 1:ece t�� r. `i2 ✓, 't . � � * �.fv,,x,, -_—T (Signature) Re ; ised: Qctober 21 1980 0,Fore: ENVIRON2• MAL REMW DEpARM04T Reviewed f�0. tnvironmentalnReviow Direatnr - Appeftdilt F page 8 of 8 yy SUGGESTED� . j 'MrTIG',�- rI09 MBASUItk; 'a .. Erosiorx control r pasures to be at 'tl~tc tin -.x of construction, including: a. Stabilization of slops and ot'Ler sail surfaces 'Qx posett by construct. -Lon and-rad,ng. b. Stabilization of rouws with surfacing of gravel Or pavement, use: of peri --ter berms, etc. c. Construction of adequate: roadside drain d; Stabilization of storm water ruaof,C cll,-rtlllc.l.:5 wittl installation of cul%—. r4s, riprap, ruck lining, dissipating structures, etc, a. )earthwork: to be conducted during tilt dry xw-ason ca ply. No disturbed soil sa-&.a%es to bo loft unprutectod the w' .rater rainy sc. sc. .1N UrIve' ,ay locations to co:.forr1 to the tcrra111y foll,o;��iaa� cot.Ctours as much as possible aa;cl a•,oiding steep ernbankmowcoat-:. r 0Z"(I grades not to exceed 15•1.. 3.. Grading permits to be obtained %-,here roquirea as per k,"AO U;thorn Building Ccdc. c. +�rorproper,� �^ the Tt (�r Utilize ro .A onJF.-`i.�..t.�oa�l tee n � o-, of he IJjii c CL�C�OsY�aym-lc-al`k{"-act.l.'rio Srea's. `Y} :1utyt't Cou; InterdDepart Oworaiadum s Board of Supervisor 8 Y rs: William Chef£, Director of Public Works ;rcr Jere Green Parcel Nip May 11, '1987 Attached are our comments concerning the letter from Mrs. Green dated March 12, 1987. The Highway 32 E19 referred to by Mrs. Green in h^r; letter was certified by the Board of Supervisors on April 10, 1934. n . of the mitigation measures adopted, to mitigate possible impacts to Study area roads, was to form an assessment district to maintain project area roads: Assessment Dzstricts can only be used to finance Construction of facilities which are ►e be given to a public entity for public use. They cannot be used to maintain private facilities. Since the roads within Mrs. Green's project are to be private roads, an Assessment District will not accomplish the intent of the mitigation measure: We did talk to Mrs. Green's consultant regard•.ng a method of obtaining monies to maintain private roads. An Assessnient District was dismissed for the: reasons stated above. A County Service Area was discouraged since Public Works does not wish to be involved in or responsible for the main- tenance of private roads. We do not recall advising. Mrs. Green's consultant that we did not wish a Community Services District to be formed to maintain project area roads. We feel this would be the best of the three alterna- tives, since control of the district would rest with an elected Board of Directory who would be residents of the district; William Cheff WC dd Director of Public Works Att. 4 1 t 'I aJ AGENDA INFORMATION ""OVIu.E, CALIFOANIA APR 8 71987 VAR 1 r( 1,987 t 'OARD OF SUPEM/150A z! march 12, 1987 Ms. J'ane Dolan, Chairperson Honorable Board of Supervisors` 25 County Cotter Drive groville, California 95965 Reference:, highway .32 Environmental Impact Report pear Ma. Dolan and Boardmembers:. pursuant to the planning Director's Report of April 30, 1986, 1 have agreed to all conditions of the highway 32 E.I.R. excepting those with which It is beyond my ability to comply, or those which must be accomplished during a certain season of the year. In any case, I shall comply with all requirements which I am alale o, and in the interim must respectifully request that you assist me as to the following items: ('From Pl`an'ning Director's Report) 7(0. Form An assessment district to maintain all project area roads to County standards Implementation of 7(c) could be very difficult, depending on input from the birecitor of public Works, Cou'hty Counsel and L$FCo staff, Hire an ana.l.yst to assess the potential i.inpact on traffic Accidents- and estimate the impacts on law enforcement As to the former, my consultant has discussed the matter Of an assessment district with fir. Dill Chef£ and Mr. Bohn Mendonsa of the public Works Department and they have advised him that they do not wish to have an assessment district not community services albtrict or county torvice area formed, for this purpose6 " ve have been advise•3, by our consultant, that the formation, and utilitation of an a�dsessmdnt district is for the purpose or delineating districtboundaries wherewith n the properly ownori� j with consent of your hoard, will cause the issuance of !nUi5icipal: bonds andthereby mace montes available for the c0nst3:u0ui0ri o[ Public Improvements, and subsequently, these bonds will bei repaid by the property owners ori an amortized schedule: as set, corth in the bond agte;ement. ate . do riot understand how thi,:h can be adtompiishdd# as public Works will be requirinj 4n jts a LD i road a eof 2 t standard as, a condition UZ, my parcel. Map. we have been `told that this st. ndard does not comply `,ih the requirements as apublic roadway and that the County will mot accept it for dedicat-ion. As to the latter, my consultant indicates that a study of this magnitude. will. cast me approximately $5,0.00,00 to $10,000.00 a' 8 c::.u`ld take over one year to accumulate and certify the ,information requested. I am sure that if this were crucial to Caltrans and/or the County, they would have included or required this as important information and data within the Environmental impact Report before your Bc)ard certified'it in 1984. I know that your Board continually makes many decisions and interpretations rea,ative to items of this nature, and as public yjork3, planning and I need clarification, I respectfully request that these items be placed on your earliest agenda for your valuable consideration. Please advise me of the date and time you ,!ill address this so that I may attend and answer any questions. Thank you so much ,for your time and attention!' cd: Todd Peterson disk 'file i tl 7F' 1 `4w ��w,.." „;,» ,n y> as e7,.� 'nZ •• - .. e 4..10..r..1.. 10, Dat# May 41 1987 aadgrd Aoti on Date 4/7/87 140 87-180 Ref'er+ral XYX OFFICE OF CLERK OF THE BOARD Department document Action Requested Agreement(s) File _.__.Administration /kgriculture Applications) 4Information � Assessor Budget Transfer(s) Necessary Action �_Audltor Certified Minutes Obtain Signatures'. "County Clerk/Elections Claims Recommendation County Counsel 7Yxcorrespondence Record �'Oistrict Attorney Deeds) 1;1;li Report to Board -Environmental Health Noti•ce(s) of Completion Return. Copy Fire Department Ordinances) to Penalty Abatement Requests ,!,_„Return Original _Library Mental Health Resolution(s) to Personnel W/o Enclosure Planning/LAFco `Probation Public Health Public Works _ Purchasing -Recorder Risk Management Sheriff/Coroner � ` Teasurer/Tax Collector Welfare Additional Information ,' r•:: t..r,Wan letter re FIR on tentative par`tol Mop a i t{t,' Ir •� Y LAND Or I�IATURAL `)EALTH At40 BEAUTY , .y �DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS r- WILLIAM (sill) CNEFP, Director CERTIVIED MAli,1 7 COUNTY CENTBR Dltivt • OROYILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Tolephooe- (916) 534.4681 Bt mo Co. Planning C06in June 1, 1987. JUN2 1981 Aron ll®, Cai►torala ,Jere Green RE AP 56-39-19 257 East Avenue Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 95926 Dear Ms. Green: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held of June l<, 1987, the agency denied your terctativo parenl map on the above-referenced property. The project was denied because the applicant has been unable to comply with the California Environmental Quality Act and all requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance, the project is outside the Dept, of Fish and Game development zones as determined in the presentation of April, 1987; a botanical survey wits received on May 29 indicating that a revised map would, be needed because of overlap of sewage disposal areas and roads; the applicant has not submitted a traffic analysisand also has indicated an un-- willingness' to comply with mitigation measures in the environmental impact report for the Hwy. 32 road connections, specifically the measure to form an assessment district to maintain all project area roads to county standards,. further finding that the timelines as es- tablished by the California Environmental Quality Act, particularly Section 15109 have expired. If no appeals are filed within ton (10) days with the Cleric of the c 'Board of Supervisors, with the appropriate fee; this action will be final If you have any questions regarding tlis matter, please contact this office. 'Very truly yours, Will iam. 'Chef - Dir(ittor of Public Works Jc�' Mendonsa As 8tartt Director JM/ds attachment / e(;t Planning Department tnrrironmental health 'Departhleitt , RPC 97 Butio Co, Plawg comm. MAY 1987 %y 1 it 1{ h, r I r l '.I , I 1 7 I 1. I. I I .. kW dy, W �`6 .I1� gFyµ'2dv SON, - ♦ TaW�ll Ibi r -1 . � pfd "ll idil F P play f: I it G' ✓ 1K'�f!^ � �. � r• v I ,, .-• �'uwk"E F,b',g trlet"„!J6 �j �t ��i� UPI ;b',w�a nthe��I�hll, � pO�Iiymd 11 AMC, m M'4''4j11f� hi Nit tl 1♦^,�y�'�r X:'(ll{'�l RuiY"wF < +� y 1 bL? 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'� ' n.k ( +9 (� �i � ,� � � � P I Q � �� 1 TM .a..y � 'x, � � ,� (P 32 � t:°'�� « " i �� p Y � v •« ' t : P ,�Ii� }} f Guy r C q R- • r xT r ( r� r v I k to y�+ " :� P k''"`.__It"' is � � a� w d • s tgtwtJ y✓ .. ' }I'1 !I ' � �♦ �,, 1 w �.i.. ;� FYI i A !, �' 1 .,p C, r'� w 4 rr �� V� *� . 4!�'�'',}�" "w' rr>s � � � , .�,. ,. .. _• �a�p.�.a.u._ x .+. .... a�t1.40 i � t' .11. T. � C ' � ~efi^+..-lry'fr^..icn.+^•.•r n.n•�n-iF."..•n.•r,_•.TvT',w..rt•n-t...�i. vvP+t M-: r,:W"' rrA _ • � l ✓�•..,� A • - : l ,i Y�� i I_. �h `i .1 y- iM`S .;;C•i'kf ��Iti � T' 'y l ti X "y11t qq�� '' i few ,�v, � (I . �,✓ Ord 0! AO IS . t a : t '{ a , . . Sao.. nt r�Depa�rtr t ,N6emora n Board of Supervisor a t William Chetf, Director of Public Works .Wf U-1r, ,Jere Green Parcel Map May 11, 1981 Attached are our comments concerning the letter from Mrs. Green doted March 120 1987. The Highway 32 BIR referred to by lira. Green In her letter was certified by the Board of Supervisors on April 10, 19844 One of the mitigation measures adopted, to mitigate possible impacts to study area roads, was to form an assessment district to maintain project area roads. Asses�lment Districts can only be used to finance construction of facilities which are to be given to a public entity for public use. They cannot be used to maintain private ,facilities. Since the roads within Mrs. Greents project are to be private r+aads, an Assessment District will not accomplish the intent of the mitigation.measure. We did talk to Mrs.. Green's consultant regarding a method of obtaining monies to maintain private roads. An Assessment District was dismissed for I the reasons stated above. A. County Service Area was discouraged sine..; Public Works does not wish to be involved in or responsible for. the main- tenance of private roads. We do not recall. advising Mrs. Green's consultant that we did not wish a Community Services District to be formed to maintain project area roada. We feel this would be the best of the three altet,na- ti'ves, since control of the district would rest with an elected Board of Directors who would be residents sof the district. Willidm Cheff WCsdd Director of Public Works Att: 1 Inter-bepartmental Memorandum TO; Board of Supervisors FROM: Staff SUBJECT: Jere GreenIs Letter of March 12, 1981 Concerning the Highway 32 Environmental Impatt Report DATE: May 11, 1987 Ms. Green has applied for a tentative parcel map on AP 56-39-,19. The property falls within that area served by the Altatina public road Approach at Highway 32. The road approach was approved by the California Transportation Commission after the Board of Supervisors certified the Hii3hway 32 Environmental Impact Report (EIR), Ms. Green was notified by tail February 12th and again on April 30, 1986 that the map is subject to the mitigation measures and requirements of this EIR. The specific. mitigation measures were restated in the transmittal letters. The Inter to your Board questions two of these mitigation measures: Formation of an assessment district and assessment of the potential impact on law enforcement, These mitigation measures are taken, verbatimfrom the certified EIR page 31 as follows "For an Assessment district to maintain all project area roads to County standards.": ':Land development applications should: a; sets a potential impact on traffic accidents and estimate the impacts on law enforcement.' Recognizing the importance of the mitigation measures, the Board `made, a g p" I otion at 'their regularly scheduledmeetingApril 10� 1984, which reads in part "'We certify that the final Environmental Impact Report has been completed in compliance with the California EnvirovmeYt;tal Quality Act Guidelines,.. and require the formation of an Assessme.�t District to maintain all project area roads to County standards, adopt: Resolution 84-12," A uhanimous vote approved the motion: 'The purpose of an area wide EIR is to expedite pi.ocessing of individtal projects. Once a Master Environmental. Impact Report has been prepared for a barge or a group of small projects, each indiv3iival proiect need only to comply with that EIR in order to be Approved, If this is not done, the appropriate Alternative is to prepare an individual Environmental Impact Report Hs, Creeni s 'parcel map was scheduled before t`Gie Advisory Ageticy October 20, 1986, as an item on uihich environmental documents had not been completed grid time lines were About to expire, A waiver of tit►iel'ine's i 1 under the Government Code was received January 7, 1987 and again Yebruary 23, 1987 stating "please accept this letter as my formal waiver:.., under the Subdivision Map Act and Permit Streamlinin g Act, pursuant to the Government Code. The Advisory Agency had this item on agenda at least 6 times before a letter was received from the applicant agreeing to the mitigation measures in the Highway 32 EIR. Each continuance was at the request of the engineer;. February 18, 1987 M;:. Dan Hays requested one final continuance to June in order to prepare the botanical survey and complete all other mitigation measures. The continuance was granted only because the applicant agreed that all mitigation measures would be met and agreed if for any reason they were not that the map would be denied and not contested. To date the botanical survey has not been received, and the applicant is now object.i.ng to two mitigation measures before the Board. The Adviaory Agency has not yet acted on this ma13. County Code establishes a process whereby maps are heard and decided by the Advisory Agency. It would only be on appeal that the map would come before the Board for a decision. County Code deps not provide for Board action at this time. The Board should postpone.: action until the Advisory Agency renders its decision oti Jiine,lj 1987. The Board should be aware that, if these mitigation measures are not adopted, there are unmitigated significant impacts. The law requires a te"opening of the Highway, 32 E.I.R. or preparation of a subsequoint Q.I.R. Either action could, be handled with the County's cow;ult-alt prepared . t. t)ie selection procedure, upon receipt of monies from thea lacan document repared and mitigation measures submitted would be subject Igo the apptoval of the California Transportation C�mmissi,on. INT.1t cc: J-re Green County Counsel Auditor Public Works pp, �+J M.°I.� li AGENDA INFORMATION, uAo�hu.c, CALIFORNIA AP,R U'� $$� " MAR 17 1987 /V/ BOARD OF SUPEftVISOFi.,z t4arch 12, 1987 )xonoxane Dolan, Chairperson Board of Supervisors 25 County Center Drive Orovalle, California 95065 Reference: highway 32 Envi,rohmOntal Impact hepo.rt Dear Ms. Dolan and Boarclmember,s s pursuant to" the planning Director's Report of April. SO, s., Highway i 2 R I, R 1986, Z havo agreed: to all conditions of the Hi hwa excepting thosee, with which it is beyond my ability to comply, or th.cse which must be accomplished during a certain season of the year: In any ca6e, I. shall, comply with alA.regiuirE merits �ihich. I am able to and in the interim must resnectifully request that you assist me as to the following items: (proom, planning Director's Repoxtl all pxo je�cit 7tci Farm an asseRsmerit district to maintain area ,roads td County standaVdie. z;np].ementation of 7(0) coj4l.d be ver+ difficult, de,pendi:hg ori input from the Director ;of. ptiblio Works, County Counsel and LOCO staff, Hire `an analyst to asi3etb tthe potential ' Impact ori. traffic accideniFg and '-stin�hte the impacts on law enforcements As to the former, my consultant has dldcu,ssei the matter of I an assessment d°, s,ttict vtith Mr. Dill Chdr-f and Mr. �7oliil' Mentionsa, of the publid Works Ddpeiri meet, and they have advised:. him that they tip not wish to have din assessi"Int glistriot rich eo►i;munity seriiices district or couht-y serv'ice area formed for thisl f�urpose+ n"silltsant than the ,f�+rmation and utJ.l�i.xatiohWe have eo an bdai y assesses t dittriCt idour I for `the p�.trpri 1' of deline;.ating district baunda:ridd where'within the prOPO,�tlr ownersr , With tronsent of your board; Will cause the issuande of municipa�. y d sub`se uentli,' , these b6ndi) Will be res�aid , tth i.n bonds v M y ma an maniesgavail blas for t}ie canstruco ori of pubi. � owners on an amortised )#rhedlxlc� ,as set f by the pr+�perty nt. We da not understand 'how tii.is can be the bond agreemE� aecomplishdd; as public W-6rks will be regU.i'riing an Ft5 !3 I,IY 1 road page 1 0 sta'tdard as, a condition of my parcel Map. We have been told t0hat' �thii� standard does not comply with the requirements as a public y P roadway and that the Count w11 not accept it for dedication,. As to the latter, my consultant indicai;es that a study of t'nis magnitude will cost me approxima� ely $5,00,0+00 to $10,000i0oe and ckould tape over one year to accumulate and certify inf'c?rmation requested• I am' sure that if this were cruciaY to. Caltrans and/or the '.County, they would have included or required this ,as important .reformation and data within the Environmental Impact: Report before your Board certified it in 1984. I know than your Board continually malces many decisions and rrt<erpretatons rel alive to items of this nature, and as Public H ca -}ca Plann� r.,.Q and I need clarlf cat on I respectfully request that these items be. placed on your earliest agenda for Your vnl,uable consideration. Please advise me of the date and tA.me: you �,i` l address this eio that I may attend and answer any questions. Thank you so much for your time and attention) w � cc a Todd Petnetgot discs ;dile i ;h Mr• Jahn Mendonsa chairman. Advisory Agency '7 County Center Drive Oroville, califorPia 95965 RefeY,:nce: Waiver of gime Tc) Complete plann zig itec�uirelnent5 pear John In accordance with, our 41verbal agreement of today at the Advisory Agency meeting, please accept this letter as my formal vraivPr of time for r..y parcel.. ka!�). under the Subdivision Map Act and the permit StteaMltning ct;+pursuant to the Government wade of the State of California.: If you require any additional information, please do not hesitate to call, me at your earliest convenience at 345-5234, in Chico. Sincerelyr Jere J Green., c: "odd Peterson Dan Hays Disk 1 'gage 1 01 t .0— ,, w N }" �• r- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOAKS WILLIAM (13111) ,:HEPF, biroolot 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , oROvILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone -(916) 534.4681 Bu44eGo.'4 anningCot)(T111% RONALD D. McELROY Deputy Director FEB 241987 Oroyiile, Caj:onR:e February 23, 1981 .Jere Green RE! AP 56--39-19 257 East Avenue TPM Chico, CA 95926 Dear Mr. Green: At the regular meeting; of th.,4 Butts County Advisory Agency held on February 231 1937, the agend:y continued its review of the above -referenced subject to June 1, 1987, The item was continued in order to mitigate environmental concerns, Supervisors' Room, County Ad1;ninistration Uiid the Board25Co of The neat meeting will commence at 9.00 a m • ii the County Center Su _ Drive, Oroville, California: Tf you have nny questions regaHing this matter, please contact this office Very truly yours, Gilliam chef Director of Public. Works ,1 in Ivlendon8a Assistant erector IN/ds 1� cr' P18hni!19 Department .environmental Roalth, Department Pf'C u e Count LAND OF NATURAL WEA1TH A440 BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DF' /E ORCIVILLmt CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE: 54M.4601 January 22, 1987 Jere Green 44 Pebblewood Fines Chico, CA 95926 Dear Ms. Green'; Dan Hays came into the County offices inquirri�g•abo tindica`te Tentative Parcel Map Application on AP#56�-` our d that he was authorised to represent your :interest in this matter. He stated that you are very interested in meeting all of the mi'.. gation meas-ures and conditions of Highway 32 EZR described in my letter of April 30, 1986. The mitigation measures outlined in your letter of January 14, 1987 are Accepted with the following modifications - 1. Erosion control: measures which apply to road work: can be implemented with road construction prior to recordation of the map, or the cost of erosion control measures shall. be counted 1h any road construction bond. Those erosion control measures Which will apply to driveway and home site construction shall be noted on the map, 2.Full drainage improvements will be required pursuant to the Subdivision Ordinance. Speci-fically, the types of things required will include elimination o the seasonally wet areas across Altatina Road and rock lined ditches where grades exceed six percent. 3. Any open space areas or homesit.e areas approved by Fish atie ..game will he plotted on the final. map. 4. Through the spring months a survey Will have to be cohducted for the two rare and endangered plants liZted in the previous correspondence. 5 A condition of map approval will be to construct all roads to County standards. 'You will have to agree to either construct the public road approach at Altatina or contribute A pro" Lata share towards its improvement. The Highway 32 =R requires an assessment district be farmed to maintain all project area roasts to County standards. The district 'could take the form of a county service area or community services district. Jere Green, Page Two January 22, 1087 6. Note on flap, to be completed prior to certificate of occupancy: a. install a 1/2" spark -arresting mesh screen on fireplace chimneys and 'wood -burning stoves. b. Roofing and siding to ,be constructed of fire. -resistant material. c. Rer,,love dead vegetation within 30 feet of all structures. d. Construct fuel breaks between structures. e. All structures to conform to Uniform Building Code. f. comply with 664731..1 of Map Act: orient structu.�es to maximize passive solar, install extra insulation in structures. 7. Hire a consultant or person with sufficient analytic, capacity to assess the potential for traffic accidents at Highway 32 and Altatina caused key the Tentative Parcel Map and ,road approach and estimate the increased need to respond by law enforcement This report should be sUbMitted prior to any action by the Advisory Agency. As indicated by the comments, not all of these conditions can be dealt with at a later datei it is necessary for you to agree to the mitigation measures and all the notes on the map immediately'. Prior to positive action being taken on this land division, the botanical survey and analysis of impact on law enforcement will be .required. Further input from Fish and Game shall also be submitted to the Advisory Agency, The Advisory Agency has been considering this application as one on which environmental documentation has not been completed If you intend to successfully meet these conditions,, you should; notify the Advisory Agency. This will enable them to republish the public hearings if appropriate. Sincerely; Laura Tuttle Associate Planner LTJmc cc: Iul C' suveyars ban Hays Ms Laura Tuttle Associate Planner Butte County planning Dept• M7 County Cen, er Drive Oroville, California 95.65 'i)ear NTs. Tuttle. In review of your letter dated February 12, 1986, 1 had extreme j;jifficulty in un.deilstanding your request, and am still confused as to its required response of compliance. xn review of yout letter dated April 30 1986, setting forth the required mitigation measures of my tentative map, although more detailed, it still was extremely confusing as to when those measures are required; the method in which I may assure compliance and how i was to effect those Yheasures a The latter, ,tieing by (1) by :Formal agreement between Butte County and myself, :and/or (2) by your conditioning the map at time of tentative approval, and/or (3) informaj ion O V" data CTrcm risb and iGAme th43t will comply with this it jj m, ana anticipate a t,-imely reply. Upon receipt ,of any materials or letters, i shall notify you immediately. Ztom 5- I hereby agree to comply with open s,pa'ce r,orlai,realents on each parcel created that assure preseSrvaL• on of deet migration routes, and underi�tand -that this statonte"nt will be placed upon my final map and reviewed and approved at the time of and building permit ,issuance. item 5• By subsequent written instrument, I shall ctt:ract with an approved biologist--b0tani.st to assure dons With this item, and will instruct her/him to investigate tnct rt:;spord' at the first availab. opportunity: Additional';, ]; s)xall iristxuct her/him to forward a copy of the findings to f you. Item 7 t is my immediate intention to meet with Public w(:)rks a:uid 3etermine whether I am able to comply with this item, Ls it is extremely unclear to me what the enact requi reilnents of compliance ;ehall be, i.e. required road f alignvoprC,t, grade and template a,►d how or if I am able to pursua,.3r, the Board of Supervisorr, t,o initiate and approved' an asse;tisment district. in any event, I hereby agree to comply with sub-,item b: and shall contribute my pro l=ath sharp to the improvements re-quired at the approach to Alta Tina Drive at highway 32: Item B I hereby agree to allow the following statements placed•upon my final map which includes sub-itemb a: through f , "of yi�rir letter . item 9'= I -have difficulty with this item G,-y it relates to the following- Where an analyst with these - s,pecific qualification L::ay be found+ b i HOW much will this analysib oosti c: Th'1 scope and/ter para.'met:er i of the asses'smen'ts to be taajlo .e '(1) whtkre the assessments are to be focused (H:jlghway 32 approach, Alta Tina Drive or on my property) (2) impacts that effect laid enforcement:: how, (_:�;aMplet theft of propexty, traffic citations or,' acdidents on Arta. Tina, Highway 32 or on 'my ,property, responses to trespass or other criminal actions) I giust seek your pati 4h0d y advise and clarification in this matter: item 1 U ,E r shall verify the grad6a as you have i"equedted and shAAl respond with the dat;4 as soon at posalbley I, undexst4nd and. Acjree that if the grades of my access do noir` com%j:Ly with county regdiromentsr that I will recohstruc# this ad.Debs to b?rinq it inn o conformance. :. r E i.:.:, R p page 2 of 3 Tteittireii Con;t�oz�mance to ii;ghwav B "q 1 I January 14, 1587 Mr. Will Bishop Dept i of yish and Game, l448m Tial Way Chico, Calitornia hand Delivered This;_ nate ,pea; Will, As a prerequisite to tentative approvel of a parcel mai for Nis. Je,xe Green of Chico, the Planning Department has instructed her to gain your input regarding the wildlife management plans for that .area and her 40 acre parcel.. l am assisting Ms. Green as her consultant to expedit:^ this and other related matters: As you know, there have been numeious parcels created as a result of prior subdiVisione,, both above,'below and to the west of this property, Nis. Green's tentative map reflects the -reat'ion of A parcelti ranging from 6+ acres to 13+ acres. Ms. Green has agreed, in writing to the planning dept. rtratshe will comply with all open sa�6.e requirements of thatdeet. and yours to assure preservation of deer 'migration ro,U,, es. currently there are 12 or more parcels to the south and west, With approXimately a parcel to the irmediate west and approximately 5 parcels to the immediate norf,h of this proprrt:;y. To fbe east, the pardel.s range in sizes from 4o acres and larger. This last property ig at the end on th t roadf Alta Tina Drive to be subdIVided � dThe resents the 1� 1� X assesset's parcel; number ;s 58-39-10. Any assistance you may be able to provide Will '4,e appretcia�ed. Please t-sspond to this matter at your eaLliesk: convezierdte, with replies to Md. Greer► at 44 Pebblewood Pines,, Chico, Ci'l. 95926 and to the planning dept. Thank yoti ih ,tadvand#, for yt►ur ?cin4 ass.istdhdd and Happy ;J'eW bearl Sincerely yourF r Dan gays co de"re Green ,aura Tuttle - Planning Dept; - 1 --02count t4 A i DEPARTMi P4T OF PU1300 WORKS yJILLIAM'�'Gtlt1 CHEEP, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER PRM« - OROVILLS, CALIFOR141A 9596$ i elepkonu: (916) 534,4681 $u'M'e Co. Mannrng Comm RONALD D. Mc1�LRCY Deputy Oleee"tor JAIL 141981 !j j Orrntlle, .. AHI0 n'.i j"-,.UaVy l.q, 1987 ,Jere Green RE AP 55-39-19 257 EdSL Avenue TPM Chico CA 95926 near Mr. Green: ,At the I-egular meeting of Lhe Butte County Adviou y Agency held on January 12, 1987, the agency control' -d its review of the above -referenced: subject to Februai 1, 1987. The it am was continued to allow the r4ppl.iconh time to writ,' letter requesting a waiver rtf time limits. The next meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Sv.pervi'sors,' Room; County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Orovill,ef California. if ,you have any questions regarding ,this tnattier; please contact this office d,e;}y truly yours, William Chef.f. Dirottor of Public Works Ung,n,j st 11 } by John Mentdc►nsa , Assistmit Director q JM/ds cct planni ,I Departmen ttivironmental, Health Department ��C JL • :,, .n: •�'�'k'��."0�~ti. +µ•i+:4 �' it . i M,•.''"' '`r - LAND C)F NATURAL, VJRr !T DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WonKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, DIfector 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . QRQVILLE. CALIFORNIA 95965 t3utt Co. PlanningTclephonet (916) S3=FXX 538-7081 a11lTas„ RONALD D, McSLROY Deputy t iromor JAN f 1"87 ;Oro'410, -Q1A4f.QA;4 January 5, 1986 RF: AP 56-39-19 ,Jere Green 251 Fast Avenue Chico t CA 95921 Dear gr. Green the putte 'lounty Advisory Ageor:;= held on At the regular meeting o January 5, 198b, the agency cr►nti Iue{ 1 is 'review of the above-refevenced subject to January 124 1986, The item was Continued at the request of the engiineer. a The next- meeting will commence at 9:00 a'm' an the Board of .. _ g County Center supervisors, Room! County AdminisCrat vn Buildin , 25 Dr1 e> If youhave arty. questions regarding this matter, please contact this .. u oEficls Very truly yours, William Chest Director of Public Works J` ''n Mendonsa A sistant Di,rectol~ M/d Cc: LParinxng tlep�rtment tnviro0megtal. Health Department RFC �. .y suite LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION 7 CoUnty Center Drive Oroville; California 95965 January 6, 1986 916/534.4784 Ross Croninger RFC Surveyors 331 wall Street Chico, CA 95928 Re: Jere Green and Tony Picchi parcel map applications, AP 56-39-19 and 63-30127 Dear Russ: A waiver of time limit,; letter is needed for both applications prior'to Monday, January 12, 1957, or action will be taken for denial based on timelines of the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). A sample letter for another project is enclosed. Section 65950 et 0eq. of tea California Government Code and Section 15100 .et seq, of wye CgQA Guidelines must be specifically 'mentionedi if you. have questions, please contact our office between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m zit 538=7601. Sincerely, B. A. KIRCHER Direr'tor of Plann' q Stephen A. Streeter Senior Planner SA's/sjs �nc�,.�surer Oc J � M (916) 534�OW7 pg ;tM s ad J '#yAyavonI as C�O P, O, BOX 986 OROVIl.L9; CrA 9G9(35 ";:. ^thnnthg GonvrL uL I� 1986 December 23, 1986 Urovillo� �,cU4Ah�k1 ,lob x#86-012 v Esjtte County Planning Dept. pt, 7 County Center. Dr. Orov'Ule, 'CA 95965 Steve Streeter e.c Dave Enget parcel map A.P. ##62-27-03 Dear Steve, in response to our recent dialogue in reference to the above ] hereby ask for a postponement of this project until the last week in February 1987 as per, Section ;65958 ET,:.e Seq. Government Code and Section 15100Et,,,� Seq. We are willing to do the sbil tests and:hire ,a botaiiis't, but we are waiting for the Dept. of Fish and Game to make their determin-- w a,tion on the "Deer'Herd lssue" 4 'hank you for your consideration. S`ncerely Ronald L Graves Ron "Graves and Assaicates ALG•kg 1 iA oir ®R tic LAND OP NATURAL WEALTH A140 BEAUTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLICWORKS WILLIAM (13111) CHEM ptrector 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROYILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (916) 534-4681 Buffo r,0. Ranninq C -O nfr4 RONALD D. McELROY Dap�oiy Director DEC 10 1986 UrcirilPe, Gc�fonald December 9 1986 Jere Green REt AP 56-39-19 257 Bast Avenue TPM Chico, CA 95926 Dear Mr, Green; At the regular meeting of the BUtte County Advisory Agency held on December 8, 1985„ the agency continued its revieur of the above -referenced subject to January 5i 1987. The item was continued at the request of the engineer; The nen meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m, it t•.ho Board of Supervisors' Boomt-County Administration_ Builu`hg,,25 County Center- Drive, enterDr ve, Orovi?1e, Califotnia-. 1f you have any questions regarding this matter; please contact this oti�.ce Very truly yours, Alliam Chef W.recl;or of Public Works J n Mendonaa A sis'tant Director JM/d s f CC: l,anning Depattmertt tnvironmentai Health Department RVC l i y 5 �f ti AIA I ` suite DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION OP ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH &gdress IR 196 Memorial Way U 7 County Center Drive 0 747 Elliott Rudd Roply to Chico, Colilornio 95926 oroNillo, Callfornlo 95965 pa- Aise, Calllrrrn'ia 95969 Telephone` 916/891=2727 Tolophonos 916/93,1.4281 `Tole;?-,5ne: 916/872.6308 November 25, 1986 gu}teCo. 6"1n�n'��tlo ► 'u 196 Jere Green RE: Jere Green Parcel Nap 257 East Avenue ;I C.0moxn'h Application, Al to ti.na Dr. & Chico, Ca 95926 4ca+>.tl Tina Court, Chico, Wr 56-39-19 Dear Mrs. Green) This department has advised the Butte County Department of Public Works land Devr_lopmedt Section that we are prepared to act on the above application'. Bascd on present informatioFli we can ,recommend approval or conditional approval. ucnlnllended C'xaltii3 1.. Show a--501 leachfield _setbac>k from the drainage ,jay on parcel..; 2, 3, 4. 2. Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requiremcnts of the Subdivision ordinance on parcels 1., 21 3, & 4. 3. Provide the required usable sewage disposal area on each parcels Combine.._ with an adjacent parcel, any parcel 1.iot provon 4u contain the usable sewage disposal area required by 'the Subdivxsion o1dinanc�. r'I 4. Place a note on t'he mary< `that no ',water well may be located within 1! 1.001 of the tla7tjl sewage disposal area on parcels l t 21 3 j & 4. ti 5. Prove that the required quantities of domestic water are available to parcels 1., 2s 3, & k. It you have any questions regarding, this letter; please contact- the Chico office at, the above address or telephone number 'between 8:00am and 9:00-m , weekdays s 'Yours Truly, t I , Tho as Reid, R.S�� , Supervising Sanitarian Di�t.sion of gnvi ronmental Health cct 'public Corks Planning kK Surveyors iVV counN14 4Y_ ,., L/�tJ ter P�/�7s�ItAt v� lt1°t II(', 8. \'i�l,l iY z.- DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC -WORKS WILLIAM ([i#II) CHEFF, Olrertor 7 COUN1Y CEN rER bRivE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95963 Tclephonel (916) 534-4681 RONALD D. McELROY BuffeCo. MrmT'Ig Depuly Direelor NOV 18 1986 Gmvglo, Cglifomla November 17 1986 Jere Green RE: AP 56.139-19 257 East Avenue TPM Ch.ca, CA 55,926 Dear Mr. Gre. At the regular meeting of the Li,. Agency held on Novel ver 17„ 1986, t. tc agency continued its reviev; cF the above- l',aLerOnccd Subject to December 8 ) 1986, The item was continued u: rlue to the timali)Tes of the .appeal. procedure. 'I',',te next meeting will commence at 9,-00 a.m. Li the Board of Sgervisbrs' Room, County Admin. stration Bul.l,ding, 25 County Center Drive, 0rovialle, California. if you have any quo8tin,n8 regarding this matters pleas+✓ contact: this oir�l.cL. _ Very truly youtt r Williahl Chef1 Director of Publics Works V 7 n Mendonsi r1 s.i:stnnt Director JM/ds cet Planning Department a Environmental HeaIbh Department RFC Surveyors , u 1 i. A t a F i' i A T U i; r1 l VJ F A i T y ! 1"w i'. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CSNTER DFNIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 'i'elephtne: (916) 534.4681 Jp�,,�� RONALD DF M.eLRUY —"'re q, minnJrygCOMM Depp,y Director OCT 1986 .�nv,'11d October 20, 1986 'C��ttorutr� Jere Green RE AP 56-39-19 257 East Avenue Tentative P�jrcel Map Chico, CA 95926 Dear �°tr. Greens At the regul..a.r meeting of the Bunte County Advisory Agency held on October 20, 1986, the agency continued its review of the above--referenced subject t0 October 27, 1986. The a.tem was continued 1() fillew further discussion with the applicant regarding the project. Tho t1ext 'meeting will commence at 9.00 a.m. in the Board of Stipr'�rvisors` Room, County Administration Building, 25, County Center Drive, Orovilte) Californa.e. ff you have any questions regarding this matter; please cont6ct this office. Very truly yours_, tJilliam Chef f Director of Public Works ;john Mondonsu 'Assistant Director Jr1/d� rct Planning Department Lnrironmental Health Departmont RFC Surveyors will - , , u LAN 1) 01' 1`4 AT 1, AL V`,'CAtTF( A14P [i CA 1; Y DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - 0ROVILLE, DALIPORNIA 95465 Co. PY9nntngC6,,__- Telephoner (916) 534.4661 0CT(n? �}t''"""�• RONALD D. McEL.ROY z1z f'986 Daputy Director Prov111e0 C1l1jtargj4 October 220 1986 ,fere Green RS: AP 56-39-19 257 Sash Avenue Tentative Parcel Map Chico, CA 959211 Dear Ms. Green: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on October 20, 1986; the agency continued its review of the above--r.oferehced, subject to November 17, 1986 The item was continued to allow further discussion with the applicant regarding the project. The noxa meeting; Will commence at 9.-00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, t aiifornia,, If you have any questions, regarding this matter, Please contact this office Very truly yours, William Chof:i Director of Public Wort John Mendonsa Assistant Director cc arming IM/d Departmen L Fwnvironment6l Hoalth Department RPC Surveyors J' �J C .J RAU'& co��ft e� A ... �. Lkhal3 C?F NATl1KAL VdEAITl1 AEas" Bf.AV7Y DEPARTIVIENT OF PUBLIC; WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CI-IEEc, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER ORIVR » oRoYILLE, CALIFORNIA 94965 Telephone! (916) S34,4681 CERTIFIED MAIL 4ONALD D. Mc'�LROY October 2, 1:986 Dtputy Director Bute Co. Plannin comm. OCT 6 1988 oroaille Salto, , .Jere Green Re AP $6-39-19 257 East Avenue Chico; GA 95928 Dear Mri Green; please be advised that the Butte county Advisory Agency will hear your application on the above -identified prope,;ty on October 20, 19136.. The Agency will be teview:ing the ,findings fnpm the planning Department :::td will be considering your tentative parcel map. Public 14orks will recommend the conditions of approval as list"O on the attached .sheet. The meeting will commence at 9,-00 a.m, in thc•Board of Supervis'ors' Room, County Administration Btii.lding, 25 County Center Drive, v Oroville,i California. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, ` William Chaff Director Of Public Works Johzt MP�+dt�H.'a Assil• +it ultector JM/ds attar, *en's cc; "Planning 'Department b'nvironmontal health Department; 0' Jere Greefn, TINTATIvB PARCEL MAP, AP 56-x'5,'49, south of four ;parcels on the south its intersection with: Fina ,end of A1, `gtina Drive, approx.) 3000`' Court. *.,Jco :area. 4 o%ibl.ic Glorks conditions; 1. Verify legal access. 2. Provide two-way traversable access RS -B -LD -1 to each parcel from a county maintained road or state highway. 3. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered for dedication on the final map. 4. Show 50 -ft. building setback line measured, from centerline of access easement, 5. Provide road maintenance agreemerit. 6. shooa all easecLents of record on the final map. 7. Provide cult -de -sac at the end of the street. S. pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 9.10, Meet the: requirements of the Butte County Fire Department Place note on final map re.gµrding payment of Chico Unified school District :fees. 11" Construct publiv road, d,„ nroa,ch at Righwa.y 32 intersection; L 0 f oldAemorandur .- Butte County Advisory Agency Planning Director Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Gere Green on AP'#56. 39-19 :t,AT c« October 3 1986 This is a proposal to divide 40 acres to create 4 parcels at 61, 11.09, 13, 8,75 acres each. The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this property As Agricultural Residential. Specific zoning has never been adopted. The present zoning is U (Unclassified). There are no specific or community" plans for the area. This property is served by an approved public road approach, on Highway 32 at Altatina Drive. Prior to allowing three encroachments onto Highway 32 an EIR was prepared and certified in 1.984. This FIR addressed all envirutimental impacts resulting from develoj�rnent which wouldbe furthered by the constructions of the road approaches. Ms Green was notified by snail February 12 And again on April 30 of 1,986 that her map would be subject to the mitigation measures and requirements of the Highway 32 ETR. Applicant has made no attempt to submit necessary mitigation measures. The purpose of an area-wiriii;. EIR is to expedite processing of individual Project.,Once a; master environmental impact 'report has been prepared for a large or a group Of small projects, each individual project heed only to comply with that EIR in order to be approved. if this is not dono, the appropriate alternative is to prepare individual environmeital impact reports; Recommendation: Find that the applicant has been unable to comply With the California Environmental. Quality Act and the appl.ics.tion has been pend;�,ng for an extended period of time, and deny the Tentative Parcel Map application for Jere Green on AP#56-39-19 in accordance with Section 15109 of the 080A Guidelines. DTjmc Ccs Jere Green R.'F'C4 surveyors A ,� l Coun LAND CSF NATUkAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - ORVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONE- 534.4601 October 3 1986 Jere Gruen 257 East Avenue Chico, CA 95926 RE': Tentative Parcel. Map AP 756-39-19 beat Ms» Greent Enclosed is a copy of the Planning Director's report to the Butte County Advisory Agency conCe,rning the proposed project referenced above. This report has been prepared_ pursuant to the, requirements of Sections 20 63 and 20-99 of the Butte County Subdivision Ordinance6 if you have any questions regarding this report, please feel free to contact this office Sncerelry B.A.'XIACHE12 birectai» ol! planning Laura ` T14ttl e Assoc &L-- Planner LT:jme cc i R. F . C . SurVdyor5 F' gaffe, I I I p A 1 U" ' � i t �I �I " �a 1 - K t ' j .{' PLANNINCI COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CtNTCR 11PIVE OROVILLE, CALIPORNI/; 90/55.3397 PHONE! 531.001 April 30, 1986 Jerre Groan r° Chico, CA 95926 Dear Ms4 GreOn We are wri!;_ing• concerning' your TPM application on AP 56-39-19 A tentatjv.,�. asap was approved 12/8/80. The Col,nty and State Map Act I'Ix ov ded you with 411F years in which to meet the condi- tions of apprtuval. You did not meet the condit4,ons prior to that time, and the map expired 6/8/85. your now application, received 1/1.5/861 is subject to all rules, regulations and policies now in effect. The Highway 32 Environmental impact Report addressed develop- ment in the corridor which would be furthered by three public road approaches, one of which was A1ta4ina Drive. Specific mitigation measures were adopted in the certified EZR. to apply to "future development." Your map is an example of future development. The E1R is therefore applicable to ?Our project. we detailed the relevant mitigation measures in our initial st=udy of 2/12/86 We are writing this letter in the interest of expediting your map: Briefly descrii ed below are the steps you m1Xst take; to satisfy the California Environmental Ouality Act and implomont the measures within the Hi.ghway 32 BIR certified by the 80ar.d of Supervisors on. April, 101 1:984; 1 Agr6c;Iin writing to implement applicable mitigation mca$- ures excerpted from the 8'ighway 32 E1R covering this property. This agroement should be recei.vet no later than 15 days � om the data of this letter: Our only alternative is to requite you to prepare a site=--sporri.fi.c supplement to the highway 32 EER on the property. 2. Post a bond/rotor of credit or verify compliance with chapter 70 of the Uniform Building Cods: to ensure Jere Greven April 30, 19 page 2. implementation of erosion control, measures including: a.. Obtain grading permits for roam, driveway and homesite construction» i b. Rovegetate all exposed slopes. c. Construct perimeter berms around building sites during construction.. 3. All parcel and subdivision traps shall incorporate specified drainage improvements recommended by the Butte County Department of Public Works before approval is granted.. 'T'ypical drainage improvements include installation of culverts, pipes and energy dissipators, bank stabilization, excavated and cleared 'drainage channels, contoured road shoulders, and to a lesser extent, bridge construction: 4, Contact the �� nt of Fish densure development slcompatibl,eifornia with applicable wildl.ife manage trent plans 5 Open space: esti all parcels to he planned to assure preserva- tion of doer migration routes. 6. Hire a qualified biologist -botanist to conduct a survey for Juncus Leios `ems tis and Sidal.ced lzobusta' 7'. Meet Department of public Works road requirements, including; d;. Constru-t all roads to County standards b. verify publ-IL road apptuach at Altatina has been con- strutted, or contribute pro rata sharp towards its improvement: C4 Form an assessment district to maintain all project area roads to Count,,,," standards. implementation of 7(c) could be very difficult, dopending on input from the Director of public Works, County Counsel. and LAFCo staff. 8. Note on map, (acceptable prior to certificate of occupancy on building permits) A0 install. a 2" spaxk-arresting mesh screen Oft fireplace chimneys and wood. -burning stoves. b. goofing and; siding to be constructed of fire-resistant materials �N ere Green April 30; 19 , a --� Page 3 1 C. Aemove dead vegetation within 30' of all structures. d. Construct fuel breaks between structures. e. All structures to comply with Uniform Building Code. f. comply with Section 65475.1 of Map Act: orient struc- tures to maximize passive solar; install extra insulation in structures. 9. Mire ars analyst to assess the potential impact on traffic accidents and estimate the impacts on law enforcement. 10. verify grade of the proposed access across the north and east line of the proiperty and reJ.ocate the access easement if necessary. Sincorely, BiA6 KIRCHER Director of Planning Laura 'ISI. Tuttle Associate Planner LMT/ss ccc Rj'. s Croninger R'FC Surve!rors, 3S1 Wall Street, Chico II f .Wt 1coun ;f tnr -ip iaF NA TURA, we,-rA,rrl-, � r PI-W,ING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY 'CENTER DRIVE -. OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 9596:•3397 PRONE- 5344641 February 12, 1986 Gere Green , Ohl East Avenut iIco, CA 959.25 _ Re: Tentative Parcel Map AP 58-39-19 tog No. 86-01-16-01 Dear Mr. Green' An initial study Of Your prop=sed project, a land d 'vision of 90± acres to create four parcels, indicates potentially adverse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental checklist, 'Appendix F). To reduce or eliminate these impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of the project. otherwise, an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) is regUltel, pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act: An early response to this notification, sent to the PJ,a-ning Department, will. expedite the scheduling of your project. Please forward your Written response within 15 dayp from the date of this letter. A list of local_ consultants is included. These persons can conduct botanical surveys or arrange for such surveys. In the event of an EIR requirement, a subsequent letter will be sent outlining the procedure for the ^.ounty to select the consultant to prepare the EIR If you have any questions or coMments, please contact this office an weekda y y between 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. Sincerely, ., B.A. KlkC,8ER Director t)f Laur!� M. Tuttle Associate Planner t,MT% s s cc Rpt surveyors; 331 Wall Street, Chico, CA 95926 Ejjclosure:s l l r LIST OF' LOCAL CONSULTANTS FOR ARCJIA.EOLOG1CAL► BOTANICAL, AND GEOLOGICAL SURVEYS i Z5E5 (Aotan gs1C�y Stern Dr. Ki ENTERPRISES ical. Survey) B -P, Archaeological Specialist i1m �iennings Chico Stat�.� University !I Cha co cit., 9.5929 1 P.U. Box 1865 {916) Chico,CA 95927 895-53.81 {5356) (916) 804-5365 (916) 343-0056 (916) 343-5358 Jim Jokerst f ►yeiuor Jensen (Botanical Survey) 3 Ro$oa ch Archaeologist Rt, 1, Box 12C C3 95965 ' ,41 Skymountain Circle Oroville, Chico, CA. 95926 (916) 534-9029 (916) 345-9515 1�. professional Archaeological Services j 6635 Quail Way Parad—Ise, 'CA 959342--0273 (916) 872`3184,_ ' Geo�Sts. �3 Jerold Behnke phllp Lydon 968 Myrtle Avenue ,9, ,,8 ,3«jn Verbena Way Chico, CA 95926 {916) 895-6369 - office olico; CA 95926 345-2362 - home (916) 343-9277 {916) I I i� y� i I ApprNDiX rLoy ' " urrn l I,Nvzstolar�`rn r c111.t�:x�,A� a Asrncy) 6-01-tio-01 stn Komi` 7 pg ie 8 AP # 56-39-3.9 131„ CKGRQ-UNIT ------ I.. Name of Proponent C applicable) Address of pro F-(! and reptt'seneative A-15._tl?�L Y -Q Jere Gree, .. n-- _ n�.---�----- 331.: WaI1 Street 5g -"East Avenue:- ---- -.,. Chic:a , C ]CO, C 926 r Tentative - Parcel Map_ _.,�..._--------• �; , Yoject des ..-....w..-. y�. S N1�AYEE NO ivtArtiDATtJRy I TNJ)114 s o1'' tiTGN 1,C NCI o,yent. 1 ; 3 degrade the ra.ect have the ubstantlaally reduce aY Does t'hc 1? species, cause a quality of the eriC shnor�nv ildlifo the ;%abitat Of a o dation to droll below sel°t- ish or wildlife P P eliminate a plant or s;usttlining 1cvols, thr.c�aton tobar Or Test animal comanuni.ty, reduce the nu�art Or ani,ma]cn�• he range o r a raa c or endangered p I y orta.nt exa.niplos of the mayor i�eriods eliminate xmp at` prohxstory? r" of California history potential, to aclai.eve project have the la terms b. soos the i J act ora the shoat-toren Uenefi.ts to(� shortrtermsianfi long environmental goals? term impacts will , 0, is orotimehwhileclongcurs in a relatively brief --i endure into rile future.) acts wlaa.ch are individu- c. Clow tlao pro7ece have imp considerable ally limited, but cum aalatively ct w impact On'...two or more separate resources ;;;S tiles mp act orticofte4tstiFr he�totalao. those p small r but where vi �n > icattt: ..`- impacts on: the environment �a.s sal, the ro,cet have �environsmeeffectsIltal loil human, dY I)ocs causes substantia" radveisd indirectly? s ei,Cher cln.r j''aloted Uy tlae 1,ead AgwicY) beings) I It Dii»� ('lo lac, tt t On the basis of this initial evaluation. -tent oflect . � ' t,C t C.CIIIIYIa N0 �' halve' a :� c �;n i. f l �. , }}' N will be 1layaatdi Ipq find the proPoscc1 la`11 ► Cin the t'61�`i tii51"111K.alt y Il,i r � aT1d aa� Nfi"tlllT ]Ul': lj'�CI A ,h tltr» laroposed proleCt could hFrvc a sal, tJtti1; M16 that ��lthoul, d gni (iLa►nt t ra SIdo gnt of On ea'At errect on '010 onvakrons�ct};`. tirrWATlgiv pM 1Tt,.s AaNI;CATT t'�LilC, t off�eet In this ease beeaiu.. iro the attached S 1 leh�'ialay c �aatrc'ti raacftirtl to tha I 3 131aC�iYARATILON lni Tr►ificant offert btr ro f o t1 nn1 1*OJ i ItilN i1 3`C`xAL IMPACTlii'C1127' a s r ii°est l�1dG Cind the 1 i woqu `..� the onvi ronmutt , l LANNINC DUARTMiNT t;C1iN't'1 la Iii1T"t'1�, it �a P attne late ilia b} �• l2evl.t�t�etL .2:. . ENl✓IRt?NMENT,AL' IACT5 rr"maybe"q ; �cp� anations o all "Yes'! and answers are re uired.: on attached sheet(s)) YES MAYBE NO 1. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant: 7a-7—Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic subs'tructuxes? b4, Disruptions, displacements, compact; on or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface �. relief features? d. Dostruct on, covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features? e increase in wind.or water erosion of soils, either on or off-site? f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or 0 airy bay, inlet or lake? g. Loss rax prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas? X ho Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards- .such as earthquakes, landslides, mud- slides, ground failure ox similar hazards? G a 2. AIR,., Will the proposal result in substantial: a: Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? _ b: The creation of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? c. Alteration of air movement; moisture, or teMpe'ratIlTe) or any change in climate, lo�:xlly or regionally? �( 3. WATER, Will the proposal, result in substantial: a. Changes in currents; or the course or direction of water movements in either b, marine or fresh .raters? Changes in absorption rates, drainage patteltns', or the rate and amount of surface runoff? c Need for off=s'ite surface drainage improve- menu 3,naudin vegetation removal, channel;- g e i.zation or, culvert installation? d � Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters 7 AL e: Change ,in the amount of surface Water in any 'water body? f Discharge 1vto surface waters, or in any a alteration of surface water qUality,j including but not li titer� to temperature, dissolved axYSon or, turbidity? g Alterata.oh of,' the di.xecti on or rates of flow' of round `waters ?; g h Change in the quantityor quality of Waterso ,ground either through direct additions or With- , drawal.s, or.through, interception of an aquifer by outs of excavations? � i> Redur_tibTi an the amount of water otherwiso .available nor public water supplies? j. Exposure of people or property to 'water related hazards such as flooding? .2:. YES MAYBE, Al 4` PLANT IL UB. 'Will the proposal result in substantiai;; a. Change in, the diversity of.species, or dumber of any species of plants (including trees, x shrubs ,, grass, crops , and aquatic plants) ? b. Reduction of the ;numbers o.f an) unique, .rare or :endangered species of plar_ts? Introduction of new species of plants into an .. area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- 6X ment of existing species' _ d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop? X S . ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial.: � a, C ange in the diversity of species, ov numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including- reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? b„ 2eduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or, endangered srec4.es of animals? c. introduction of new species of animals into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration of or movement animals? d Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? 6. NOISE. Will the proposal result, in substantial: a. Increases in existing noisc levels?, b, Exposure of people ,,o severe noise levels'? 7. LIG14T AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce si leant 11.ght and glare? 8. LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a s ustantial alteration of the resent or planned p lana use of an area? w 9. NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in subs tantial .,. a.' Increase in the rage of use of any natural r.esourpe.. y b. Ue.ple*,,i: �a of any nori-rene-wabl e natural, resa.a;,des 7 h 1 . FtI`SK OF, tJPSiT. Will the 'proposal involve: a,. A, risco{ .explosion or the release of hazard- ous substances (including, but not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the event, o��.,, accident or upset conditions? b, 'Possib,16, interference with an etotgency_ response plan or emergency ,evacuation, plan'? 11. POPULATION: 11111 the proposal alter, she Location, distribution, density or growth rate of the human population? r. 1�. a> 14OUSING. Will the proposal afloct ex,'= t'n housing, 'hod ' ? or create a demand for additional a,n a; YES MAYBE, No ~^. TTtAISQDRTATIONIGzCUI�.�+TTON'. Wx11 the proposal result in: a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle movement? �- b Effects on existing par",ting facilities, or'' demand for new parking? c Substantial impact on existing transportation systems? d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulaticn or movement of people and/or gcods? X e. Alterations to waterborne; rail or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? lq . pU$LI C SERVICES, Will the proposal have an effect up, ,, or result in a need for new or altered governmental servicos a. Pile protection? _ C b, Police protection.? X _ c. Schools G d. 'Parks or other recreational facilities? y. X< e. t1aintenance of public facilities, including roads? C.. f. Other governmental services? 15. 14.1.1 theproposal result in: :a. ase of substantial amounts of fuel .ot energy? C- b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new` sources of energy? 16, UTILITIES. Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or ;substantial alterations to the foI 1014 ing a. l'ow'er o -t natu• i gas? w_ b . Cop munigatior systems! d. air r ot .septi.c tank? _ ...._ ei m w r a e? & Solldw.` { ti yh5al7 17 . 1T ; +fiAN iIEA�LTH . y�' `�'topo s a,i result in. a. cteatM bf O'N. _ '.; hazard or potential. 1'alth hazard te.+ulVdxng mental. health)' ._. .� t, rp ` p p � p l health b. Lx osur� of ec le �b potential hazards 18. AESTHETICS,, Will, the proposal result in the o struction of any sc� •hi c vista' or view open to public, blic, or wvlil the proposal fesul.t in the creation of an aosth&tiCall'y offen5iVib site open 'AL to public vidwi y 19. REGREATIUN. Will, the proposal TO,. -suit in an impact; W quality u on the uaiity or uantity of � q existing, rerreational n J op the pp-w «----' 20. CU£tTUTT-� �REHS,(�- . '*.SaA result in the,alterati.on of or th,,f; destruction of a pi:eh storic or historic archaeological site',' b_. 'Will the proposal result in adverse Phys; cal or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or object? c. Does the proposal have the potential: to cause a physical change which would affect unique X ethnic cultural values? di Will the proposal restrict existing, religious or sacred uses within the potential impart areal_ v. D18CU5SION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EV'AtUATION AP 56-39-19 See attached. r� w Gy � TOi Y_ AP 56-39-19 i V/21 /77 Jere Green applied for a 4-lot-land d v Is I on on AP 56-39-«19 1,2/06/77 Initial Study prepared to/30/79Land Use Element adopted (d)d not affect maps in process), 10/21/30 initial Study revised recommending nine mitigation measures,, !2/00/60 Advisory Agency approved Tentative Map 3/B i Highway 32 EIR In final forwm o4VI 0/04 Board of Supervisors certified H i ai)way 32 nk as complete and adequato. /PV/e5 Map approval expired. 01/15/86 Parcel Map application receive=d creating four lots from 6.5 to 13 acres each, F'�tOJEQT ADM INiSTRATI.C1iV dw`he' map i s cons i dared a new app l i oat i on subject to a 11 po l 1 c i as and regulations now In effect. All mitigation treasures in the Highway 32 21R tcoverino this and adjacent properties) are appl i cable to this projett «_ , See attachment. �f arSCUSSION OF IFNVII30NMF-NTALAMPACTS l c# e, f M i t l gat i on Measures 1 and ; adequatel y,, m i n i to i ze ergsion-related impacts i,h ' Ali, structures shall con formal '�,she Un 1 f or n au i l d i no Code 8b.'Surface water runoff and dra i ii ,-0 'patterns w i i I be al tared through road and homes ite construction. Grad ing'perm 1ts w111 ensure that altered dra'i'nage patterns do, not create shape instability pr^ob l ems « tno bralh6go improvements will only be required as part of roadway construction. Altotlna has some existing dralnage problems. Culverts seed to be installed in three or four spots in the first stretch of road east of Highway 32, ah: The H i ghWPy 82 CtR did not develop a spec l f i c tater-rel ate^ ril'it eatloll measure. jnstead, environmental health standards werAb assured to correlate parcel sizes to water ayailabillty, Groundwateff' mays only be Iva l f ab l e at great depths (to 000') The Tentative Map states) "There is no avicioned that domestic water is available." „ I r 4 The Highway 32 L'IR i':dent i f i ed twfa potentially rare and endangered jp@rios in the vicinity. yelp Permus and idalcea',g, t—a. k ; Fgpy Is required to 1 oca'te any populations and dleve,l op suitable -0; at ,i oat i on measures. The Department of Fish and Game identifies this vicinity as i.tical winter deer range. They recommend no new parcels be created than 40 acres. Studies have :shown that migratory deer will not � +- tia within i000 feet of an occupied dwelling. Eac,i dwelling removes j :average of 17 acres from the range. The EEIR'attempted to mitigate this impact with these three r�+ai rements= All development to be in conformance with wildlife conservation P'l an$ - All devalopment to be in conformance with the Butte County Conservation Element. Limited open space should be planned to assure preservation of I deer migration routes. f' E)epartment of r i sh and Game deer herd plans recommend no new pas^cols less than 40 acmes. The County's Conservesion Element states=. ",Tb;e Migratory routes of Nr i l d l i fe .. should be recognized as an ;meatal part of the ecosystem. Any imbalance caused by* *sprawli intensive land use:. should...receive critical review-.” zc Availability of tolls limits development to the parcel's Westerly 'hall 71' '4 S the Agricultural--Residential General Plan designation "planned" for development on I to 20 acres only where five conditional criteria could be met: lo_ Auricultural compatibility? 9 Adequate water and sewer capacity, S4 Adequate fire facilities? 4 Road capacity and mainter%nce b. Access to commercial services and schools; As ?toted on the General plan Conformance Report, at least three ori't; er i o are not met: Forest Ranch has uneven water suppl 1 esi, Some areas ?east of H,i glwway 32, have critical waiter prob1 ems. A high percentage of tries have resialLed 'in "dry hoIes. r' "No evidence that dome8t10 wager is av4l 1 ai". i e"" Is noted on the mop lire facilities are inadequate. `The nearest year-round staffed stat i ori Is fn Ch l co, to '12-1/2 miles away. Al tati na further hampers fire protection access. (See 7 tems 13 and 14, Altat Iha (first mile east of Highway 39) does not Meet County standards. Circulation Element policies stress: adequate road width, bridoe strength and evacuation routes in foothill areas: M i t 1gat i on Measures 60-6c address roadway i Mprovemont The Property Is 124. m i 1 es from governmen+3al services, high schfoo l s t riea l th car-e, employment opportunities and commercial sory 1 oes. S'i x miles inorth In Forest Ranch Is a gas statl on , bakery, genoral store and eiementory school M: V ' r 1 a's M i i gati on Measure 9 address#,. energy usage.its Approvat of the map will promote r4�isidentlal development In a ee,f,ri9to area without governmental services %='ayc: Altatina and its road approach will be approved pursuant to ttx ation Measure .6. Culverts also need to be installed in a few res' If the noted 60-foot easement (N and E line) is intended to p,,,T-t�yide emergency evacuation or c_ircuIat1oft , its feasibility siyould be ,asogosed. Steep c'MYon slopes are a constraiht io roadway location. T,e-:0,s M i t i gat i ort. Measures 7i6j-'70 address fire protection in addition, p t we l y s shou 1 d be equipped with CC7l= approved drafting connections. Pesponso time is 10 to 15 minutes, considered inadequate. �4bt Impacts to police protection need to be assessed on a e0ject-by-"pr'oJect basis. The $hPr1 ff Is extremely understaffed. 15.,mergency response time Is 10to 20 minutes; non-emergency (not afe-threatenin>`) is over B hours As the population of rorest Ranch S--Ows pressure for upgraded services Hiliincrease. The County does g��t have sufficient re.5ources, to expand service delivery,. Residential development may be subject4c : Note on snap to school te!;prbveMent fees. 4a.- Road maintehonae will be funded through an assessment district tM i t i oat i oni Measure, 6c). w . Water, myo i 1 ab i l i ty has not, been demonstrated.' 20a: A previous archaeoiooldal survey did not reveal any cultural t�esourcas. ira; Impacts to wildlife and migration routes are posstble Impacts to Rare and Endangered 'Species (see Item 4) are piss $ b e ._8 r, %9p..P�W 9 M it at.] err � f�ACS xc5 rated From j'd l g sway a2 EI R Erosion a. Obtain grading per^mits for roado driveway and homes 1be construction. b. Revegetate all exposed, slopes c. Construct perimeter berms around building situs during corr�truct i on Install energy diss patois in ditches. , All development to be in conformance with wildlife conservation plan and County Conser"vatlon Element. 4. Limited open space should be planned to assure preservation of drier migration routes, 5. Conduct botanical survey for JMaras 1 e l ospermuy S i daj c_ea r t=kA . 8, Roads a. Construct all roads to County' standards. b Contr l bute pro rata char -1e towards improvement of A l tat i na Road approach to Cal Trans standard. c+ Form an assessment d`istriet to maintain all project area: roads to County standards. Firo a. Install ;a 1/211 spark-arrast i n,g mesh sc3reoh on fireplace ch 1 mmoys and wood -burning staves, b. Rdof l nA and siding to be,,G,tonstructed of f i re -resistant mater. I'm 1's c. Rehiave. load vegetation within 80 feet of all structures. rJ Loni#trut�t fuel ,breaks between structures: 8. All str"'uctures to con form to Un I form 13ull l d i no Codo 9 Comply with 66478.1 of Chap Act.' br l en t structures to max i m i xe pa,s'slve solar, install extra insulation In structures, Est l mate i mp6cts on law enforcement. a � pl scant: Jere Green ro4se?ssor's Parcel # 5�y-39-1 s Los # 86-01-16-01 .A..Project TiATA,-_SHEET Dencr i pf" i ora 1. Type of Project: Tentative Parcel Map 2. Brief Description; Land division of 39+ acres into four lots ranging In n s1 to from 6 to 13 acres each. S. Location: East of Highway 32 aff of Altati'na Drive near 10 Mile House goad, west of Little Chico Creek, southeast of Forett 4, Proposed DensityRanch. Dens i ty of l7eva1 opmeint: 1 d. u. /9+ acres D U. Amount of Impervious Surfacing.= Less than 1-1/2 acres expected. 6. Access and Nearest Public Rood(s) Two miles to Highway 32 via Altatina`Drive. First mlle= dirt; second mile: gravel. 7. Method of Sewage Disposal*. Septic systems S. Source of Water Supplya Wells 9. Proximity of Power 1- I nes: Approximately 1900' north. 10. Potential for further land divisions and development: Norge; terrain and soil limit development options. I-- En ,4.montal Sett i ns ";!its: ''-o��.l `Trnyirrnment+_ Character Gan t l e t v ..,teE3p r i dgetop ...property.+ b. Slopetil 0 to 10,t 0,nl *J"; of: site; 10 to 25% an 359 of site; 25 to 4-59' on t ,uma l rideo,. c. Elevation: 1360 to 1600' A:SwLkl. d. L1 m i t i np, Factors-: !tr'�vep s l o�ss�a 2. Boils a. "Types and Character l st cs � Too'm: °�-i'en tt 5fik O d,ssoc l at i on, slightly ,ac l cd so i 1 s r excogs i ve dra th4is;o rtjode�a au�i?Sb l l permbab l 'i l ty. b. Limiting Pactors• boor thin stills underlain by lava. Numerous lava cap outcrops 3 Natural Hazards of the Land a Earth4uake Zone. Moderate, Zone VilI. b. Erosion Potential• High, c. Land s i i de Potent: i aul : hlodorate. d. P! re Hazard= High; e j EXpans i ve So i y' Poteht:l al hl -a 4. H droloeY b. Surfiaro W.,atork Swale, crosses Paroels 2-4. Little Chico Creek i 14� mile east. C 10 b. Groundwater. Available at great depth. c„ Drainage Character isticsa Parcel 1 C. West; Parcels 2,3,x• east,, southeast. d. Annual Rainfall (normal)*. 35-40". e. L i m i t'1 ng Factors Groundwater ava i 1 ab 11 i ty. $. Vigwal/Seenic Quality) Highly scenic Views of canyons, ridgetopsj and timber. 6. Acoustic duality Excellent. 7. Air 'Quality: Good. 1�.iralias�ical' �+yirAnment= B. Vegetation Chaparral, Manzanita, grasses, Digger Pine, brush.: 9. Wildlife Hab i tab Upper Sonoran Life: Zone, critical W i nt.er range of Bucks Mountain Deer Herd ,��.�urai �nvirorymerrt:. 10. Archaeolopicai and'Historical Resources in the area: Survey recommended cl',earance 11 B,utbe County General Plan designation: Aor i cu l tura l -Res i dents al 12. Existing Zoning=: "U'' (Unclassifiied> 13. Existing Land Use on-site.: open land. 14. Surrounding Area: a. Land Uses. Four or fe homes visible from the property Mostly natural canyon., b. Zoning: "U" y TM-40 south and east. c. Gen. Plan desvenati.ons. Agricul=tural-Residentlal open and Grazing. d. Parcel Sizes. 40-20 acres,, 1ZO+ acres. e. Population: 'Sparse 15. Cha^acter of Site and Area: Upper r'idgetops 'r^ing ng canyons: 16. Nearest Urban Area: Chico) 1!,-1/:2 m l l es. 17'. Relevant Spheres of Influence: None. 10. Improvements Standards 'Urban Area n%a 19. s=ire Protection Service a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station= 42-, #�4, 044 b, Water Availability: Engine capac i, y only. 2U ., Sdhoo l s i. n Area.* Forest R6 tch t l ementary, Ch l ed Un i f i rd ?a€i,TE OF CALIFORNIA--This RESOURCES AGENCf GEORG15 DEUKMOIAN, Goyornor DEPARTMENT OF Fill-')H AND GAM I gf�=M z Buffe It-o, Planning Gonia. is Ooi 14IM11 •ROAD, SUITE A p qr� pj,pWo CO RDOVA, CALIFORNIA 95670 FEB 11 1786 f91'67 355y7020 Orovill©, Califowl rebruary 10, 19$6 14s. Bettye Kircher )3utte County Planning Department 7 County Center Drive Droville, CA 95966 Dear Ms:. Kircher* The Department of Fish and Game has reviewed the Jere J. Green Tentative Parcel Map , a proposal to divide 39+ acres into parcels of 13, 11, 8, 7, anu 6,5 acres near 10-Mile HOuse east of Chico This site is within designated critical winter range Of the East Tehama deer' herd. Re8idential encroachment has caused a. Significant loss of critical Minter range in 8�jtte County,. The Department concurs with the 1984 Outte County Deer Herd Study Panel +s report which recoirurends retention of 40-acre minimum parcels in Criti oal printer range unless the land borders an identified "transpor+`,at, on corridar11. The proposed -parcel split is an example of residential encroachment into winter as it intrudes into an area of 40-•atke plus parcels, and does not border id-ntiEied "tra'Asporta.tion Corridor". Coupled with subdivisions and parcel sgl�ts on Doe Mill Ridge, further lend division in this area would form a batrier to deer which migrate further west. Therefore-, we recommend that the project be denied. If we oan be of further assistance, please contact Berry Mensch, )3nvironmental Services Supervisor, telephone (916) 355-7030. 8incetely, ,o, A�Paul, T. Jensen 0 ^'r„" Regional Vanagen X, COUNTY of BUTTE. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 7 County Center Drive JAN �5 Oroville, CA 96965 C,6410fsla (916) 534-4266 Date t January 141, 1986 Subject: Jere Green Tentative Parr.el Map Assessor's Map Bouk Number Page 39_ Parcel(s) 19 Location:' Four p rc0's on the rao ,h e—d of 81.ta.tina wive aporox. 30-00 south Of its intersection with Tina Court. Forest Ranch area, Enclosed is a copy of the above-described tentative land division for your review. If you have any suggestions, additions or recommendations concerning this division, please return them by January. 28, 198E Very truly yours, Wi 1 l i am Cheff Direotor of Public Works In Mondonsa istant Ditaector Attachment CC,. ' lanning - Environmental Review Environmental Health Department Division of Forestry ThermalButte oi`totTrriigatttn District (if applicable) i Oroville-tdyandotte��rigation'District {ir appplicable) California Water" Service Cott any (if applicable): Durham II-rigation District (if applicable) Del Oro Water Company (-if applicable) Lime Saddle,nmrrunity Service Oistrict (if applicable) Cal"Trans (if applicable) City of(if applicable) North 80r5an, F6817 Vility Distritf (if applicable) Butte CoUnty'Sheriff Pacific 8e11' l.D 1160 (R(wlt',d 941-84) 4 Ito L. -(ND )f r4ATIJRAL_ W fAI111 tit"'�� t;CAtIi» DEPARTMENT OF P013LIC WORKS WILLIAM (pill) CHttl"t^, CliM60 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE .OROVi1.M CA(.I14RMA 95965 Telephone.- (916) 53446111 RONALD D. McELROY [deputy Oltedibr u July 11, 1985 R.P.C..Sltrveyors Ile: Jori Green Tentative 331 lChico, CA 195926 APr1 5605-44 (old AP 56-05-14 {r*ew� Gentlemen: The subject tentative parcel map expired on June 8. 1985. Since ail the conditions of approval were not completed prior to June 8, 1985, the final map cannot be recorded. The mylar of the final map i5 tit the office of the Clerk of the board of SuperVi sons. This l ettor is, our authorization for your office to pick up the mylar frwa the Clerk of the Board's office. Very truly yours, . William Chuff Director of Public Works Original -s!jnecl_by 4OHN MENDONSA oft mM,oiis _ Assistant Director JM/ns cc Cathy Pitt , r� APPENDIX 'H NOTICE OF DivV ,?RM lAT1ON 1`0: Office of Planning and Research FROM: Planning Department 1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 7 County Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95814 4 Oroville, CA 95965 or x. County Clerk County of Butte SU03ECT Filing of Notice of Determination ire comphance with Sec}icon 21408 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code. fro pct Title AP V _ Name Tentative Parcel Map 56-39-1'9 Jere Green ate Clearinghouse Num r Contact Yersoit Telephone Number (0 submitted to Clearinghouse) Public Works John Mend.onsa 534-4266 Project Location Pour parcels on the .youth end of Altatina Drive approx. 3000' south of its intersection tlith Tina Court, Forest Ranch area. fir% eot Description Tentative Parcel Map dividing 404. acres to create four parcels at 6-51i !1-09, 13 and '8-7,15 m ;res 'Phis Is to advise that the Butte County Advl..sory Agency Lead Agency or Responsible Agency has approved the above described project and has made the following Bete, ninations regarding the above described project: L ',Che ,pruject _,, will, will not, have .,� significant effect on the environm Lint. 2 An Eirvironmenta . Impact Re�•mrl& wa prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of ChQA. A Negative Declaration was prey;aced for this project pursuant to the ...,.. provissibm of Ch~QA The FIR or NerAtive Declaration land tecord of project approval may be examined at: Butte County P.Jtygxing Department I county Center _. � Nlttiga; _.ion 'measures were' ,_,-;`w'e3a not; made a bon&tion of the approval of the project: 44 A statement of Civexr ding ConsidernVons was, _ fwas not, adopted for thi," project. 1)ate Received for Filing . . Sl�n�t�, re Revised januw yr 1385 � U