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John Hendonsa"
Assistant Director
Uepairtr{ent �vf, public. Works
7 County Center Drive
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Orovill.e California 95965
DearSirs
I am writting with regard's ta.Glen Biggers proposed subdivision
of AP 60-11--76 in. the Butte, M`eadow's area. As a general rule we
at U'zasuond ar.e in, is;dor of progress, however we are not.certain
nued subdivisions in' £orasted areaa ute
that' coati cons;tit
prog�ebs ,, ,
Suibd .viskoh.s of this nature 'cause us' concer`n,> esoecia31y when
next to , caur ownership, 13ec+s`,tise of increased t'r'dzpass ioc .
f,irew66d , .CheistMe a trees: etc`: Hopefully thesurvey o thrf s
parcel will kie wel l identified by' lined; .aid .'survey markers:
,r
An incr.earsg in th, ,popul atl.on of tai„ forested ,-ares also places an
ecTdi,tionl burde'in an ,our Brest roads with people driving . them°
during dray du"rsty conditions sof the ' sumnes and also, using', them "in
;the wet' ,periods of "the fallani .winter.: r r
we els'ia .Have concerns about the enironmertal. impact,on ttie ButtEs
Creek dretinac�e: we ssrUme this pr'pposel las prow dee ,e, ,bUf£et,
for ' the ,tate'r.cou`rse and lake protection zone ai• , ,Butte `CreQi ;and ,
acti'v't t4ill. the limited iti this. zone: If .note this suxE4ly "'
fihou] d "` be addressed: W0, 4%,'also' assume the addi"t onal io6ti c; `3 oa:d. '
sn th'e Butte; Creak drai"nage,' htis been p'roperl�► acl`c2ressad'
4
mitigated „z
Sincerely .
1I
'M Jags= Bean -
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District Fore"sten;
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Bayharn, Frank E. and' Dani l lt. Elliott.
1987
Archaeological Survey of Biggers Parcel: Ai6aeolcgical Research
Programa, Dcpartment.ofAnthropology, CSiJ, :Chico;CA.`
Bowman, Paul
1584
""l ales of Bill`Dutter." 1`ales of the Paradise Ridges
Vol. 25, No. 2, pp. i6, 0 Paradise Fact and Folklore, Inc.,,
Paradise, CA:
Brakcbill, Horace
1983
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Butler, Velma
1975
<'Parad�iseFact and Folklore HistoHcal Tour." Tales of the
Paradise Ridge. Vol. 161 No, 3, pp. 24-26. Paradise Fact a'tid
'
Folklore", ,Inc:, Paradise; CA.
C}ang, Anita L
1991
`Theflistorical (geography of the FTumbaldt. Wagon Road.
master of Arts'thesis. Copy on file in Special Collections,
;Menam Library, CSU, Chico, CA:
Ctark,'V4llia<-n B,
1980Gold
Districts oftalifornim Bulletin 193. Cal fot�nim ivision
�of Mines and Geology, Sacramcaito, CA.
Clarke, I.W. (editor]
1958
"The HumboldtE.oad." California Folklore, Chico Collection: ` .
Vol. XiV, pp. 2$-45. Chico State College, Chico, CA
,Colman,orq'
1,972
'I'arlirigs of $utte Creek.Cai yons. Centerville Recreation, and
Irstoril sociatiottl Inc. Cal-Centress,
"Sacramento, CA:
f
bunk Forrest Ol
,Collection ofPlaces in Butte County=Midi Qcrasional
ublication "P umber ,Association forin CaliforniaRecords
and l' esear� h; Chico; C,
.
H[utcinspn, V1t"illiam H
1956
,
age., A Jiistory of Northern Calii'orraia Lumbering
Californiaherit,111
Hurst"�;'�ounty.Chico, CA
adam Y? OR
X10
f?Butte Meadows to l umliold' Summit." Chico- Duni dt Road..
E. C�ainptls �itns, 7 1l, 0". ;.
Pp
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1'�»�ect �1-9�3r
Biggers Prafact• FIliforlo;SifCvv%ua(ioi
Mansfield,Geore"C..
1918.
klistoxy of 13u tte County California, Hist oric Record Co3npany,
LosAn eles,�CA. ,
MrGie, J'�rseph F:
19s2
history of BUl tte County, Vols. I and II. ;Butte County oRice of
Education, Oroville'CA,
Sal1e.Y, M.E.
°.
I977
lifistocyofCaliforniaPost'Offices 1849-1976. Postal History
Associates; Inc., La'Mesa, CA.
Stephe s .Kent
1977
Matches, Flumes a Rails.'Trans-Anglo Books, Carona del 1VIar;
CA.
SWartzlow, Ruby J;
1979'Paradlse
Pact,and Folklore Pieldtrip 1979." Tales of the Paradise
Ridge, Vol. 20, No 2, pp. 29-31 Paradise Fact and Folklore,
Inc„ Paradlsc, 'CA:
Thelander, Edda' Rouse
1974'
"I)iainond Match% Logging Railroads 1903A M.` Tales of the
Paradise Ridge. Vol.15, No. 11 pp. 2-21. Pariuise Fac"t
And POlklore;Inc.,1'aradise, CA.
t!tismari, Ernest.
1967
"A Walk from Chico to honey, Iake Valley," DtgglI'SVol; 11;
No. 4, pp utt
3-12. Be County Historical Socieiyr Inc:,
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Oroville, CA.,
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o`t.. the rules -off I the Board of,, F'orestsy.
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Bach Vesource{subject,
,.
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PLANNING DIVISION
DEPARTMENT OC DEVELCIPMENY"SERVICES
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COUNTY CENTER. ORIVE ; � OROVILLE. CALIFORNIA A58H5,3307'
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TELEPHONE, IB1HI 530.7001
FAX: (91 538-7705
Carol, Bard
Nov. '5, 1992
14,E d ValleyTitld
601 Main Street
Chico Ch, 95928
Dear Caro,
This letter is to inform you that
the change in condit;ioin umber
:36 of the; Glen. Biggers Subdivision Map, to a1lUw for the
maintenance of ,the drainage channels by individual pro�?erty owners
Wit, a r( �irement in the CC&R s it
to do so, is acceptable to the
Butte�County. Planning Departmeht.
It was decided that a m
Hoeowners
Association'Was not necessary'to administo- this one item.. T hope
this will satisfy, ary concerns you'haV-e.,
Si" cerely
o
Crai5ander,
....
Associate. Planner
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Glen
Biggers., TSM, AP 60441 and :24i and AP 60444;i 29 lots on both;.
sides
of Humboldt Rd6pprox.3/5 mile east of its intersection„
with
Skyway: Butte Meadows area. Engineer: Bachman Associates
f
I ;Public
k
Works conditions":
1
S�ubmit.'road and drainage plans to the Department of Public' Works
4
for approval and install the required facilities.
Pzovide 20 ft. radius property, kine returns at all street
.inters ecrioris.
1
Indicate a 501, f, building setback line from the centerline of
Humboldt Road and �rmerior roads.
fir,
Deed 60 feet right Of way along."'Humboldt"Road to the County of
Butte_;
5
Construct full stret
esection on Humboldt Road and interior
streets to RS -3—B geometric standard. Minimum structural .section
to be,2" AC'and $ AB, SC 250 prime, fog seal. and 957. relative,
compactdon Submit design to County Department of Public Works,
for approval. "R" value. determinations and other" data may be
r.equirLed to support section design.
6
Provide manumentatian as required .by the Department of Public
Works in accordance with accepted standard :.
7
Street grades and. other features: shall comply, with the Butte
County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted
enga.ne`ering "standards,
Provide ,permanent solution for drainage.
A11 easements of record °to be shown, on the .final map:
10
Meer requirements ,of $utte County, Fire Department, 6t, other'
responsible agency,
1
S.treet,: liglit� r►g ,shall ;be provided in accordance.,,with Butte; County
requirementP, accepted design crteria,,and recommendations of
PG&E.
12
I
Pay oFf a`ssmentss
13.
Meet the requirements of :`t h7 e utility.,companies
Pacific Telephone;. Vate'r;Sewer,
14
Pay any, de] inquent fasces of ciirreriC taxes' as 'required.
15
Meet the re, ggirements'of Pu61ic Resources Code 4290;.'
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UGGFRS, 'TSM
1.6
Submit RM' deed's for Checking ,and, approval, prior to recording.;
17,
Veri y that deeds of trust have been 7modlfilod or reconveyed to
conform to the how property lines for RLM,;parcels.
IS
Pile: a Regard of Survey or approved alternate for KM parcels..
Form a CSA for storm drainage maintenance and street lights.
health -Dept. conditions
20
Provide an area for wo,l,lg.and' 100 ft:. leachfield free setback around
those areas on parcels 2.2;, 25, 26, 27 and 2$, if individual wells
are utilized.;
r .I
21
Show a 50 fti leachfield setback from the drainage way onparcels
1-4 and 16.
22
Show, a 100 ft6 leachfield setback from the higlwater line of the creek
on parcels .22,'23,'25, 26, 29 and 30.
:23
Show the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the requirements
of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels 22, 25, 26,0 29 and, 30.
a
Shdv the unsuitable areas for sewage` disposal on parcels `1 through 7
25
Prove that the ;required usable sewage disposal area ekists ori parcels
222, 23, 25, 26,,29 and 30.: Combine with any adjacent parcel any parcel
t proven
nop ho contai .0n the sablen sewage disposal area req,tlired„.by
- Subdivi 16n 0rdinanc”
26Indicate
on the tentative map those wells ;that are proposed to be
destroyed under. permit, in order to',provide required usable sewage
disposal areas., bestroy those dells under permit and connect
the. facilities served b`y fhe wells`to other approved Waber.
sources pH . to recording final map".' I
27
Obtain e ional atex. ua t c trot }3 r
1 on o d v
a a a r v`
Y . �`o, l .
� Q pp P o �.de,
very Ycat on of depth to win; ; gr'oundt"rated if ;necessary to, obtain RSIQCE
a,ppr6vlgl .
28
Provide a public water supply gin`compliance with the California;;
Safe 'Arinlcing, Water Act, ox otheaw.se`-ove, that adequate ;supplies
of potable-.water are auailab.le.'`
29
Place: a' n`ot`e on "the map` that states '"Awell a rigs on .Pots 2Z,. 25., 26,
29 and". 30 aro to be constructed at an elevation which wil°allow
access to ;the designated usable sewage :disp'osai area`by gr VIty flow:"
I
30
Place a note.on, the map indicating that, lot, Awas created as a w:eL1
s� to aid. is not 'approved for sewage disposal,
,
DICGFRS, TSM
Manning Dept, conditions:
,-,51
Structures shall be built to resist: -lateral movement as outlined
.in
the requirements o the Uniform Bu Idifig, Code for Seismic Zone 3, ;
Mobile homes shall be placed on permanent, foudnations.
i
Structures shall not be built in the maunral-in meadow areas, close to
the banks of tdtre' Creek, on river terraces or the -bluff north of .;
the; terraces., These areas shall be delineated on all recoxcied parcel
maps,or s0divi8ion maps' as "'no -development" zones. -
A note shall `be placed on the final subdivision map stating that any
fill developed during leveling of a.site shall be compacted to 95
relative compaction 'to discourage lurching, slumping, and differential
settling.
34
Physical disturbance of the bluff north ,of Butte Creek shall be limited
to work that is absolutely necessary to provide erosion control or drainage
improvements as determined by the Butte County Public Works peps. Any
cuts or alterations shall be revegetated and protected physically from
stormWater erosion by 'straw, stravt bales, or cobbles:
35
The 100 -year flood plain elevation shall be established by a ,
registered civil. engineer in accordance. with FEMA requirements prior to,
recordation Of t" final subdivision map:: A note shall be placed on
the final subdivision map stating that the finished floor of any building
must 'be at least l ft. higher than this established f3ood elevation.
'36
Ail, existing ;definable drainage channels,shall he mapped by the project'
engineer'' and shall ,be preserved as 'drainage channels. Maintenance
shall be the responsibility of" the homeowners'�a' iat 6'
7
Existing;drainag& channels disrupted by development shall be replaced
b,y, cari or .;pipes : Ariy' new canals shall be 'lined with x.ocic :to
preventerosion.
3$,
All areas of soil exposed for construction sha11 be covered by
building's, paving, or with mulch (or, similar material) before the
onset, a,£ all rains.'
9
Runoff' from paned sur£ac'es used for commercial parking shall"lie directed`
through planted landscaped areas or'into in£iltrat%on trenches, rather,
than be directly conveyed to the creek in pipes or'ditclies. tah W,11
release suspended particulates and reduce tlie;ympact upon Butte Creek.
A ,100 it: setback shall be'es tablisehd from the riparian zone''aleong
Butte Creeks except where the vertical separation o'n Lots 22 and 25' provides';
an adequate setbaek:area.., A., 100 ft setback shall be established from
the: edges af.. the two .large maadows along, the northern- boundary, and a,
50' ft. setback from, .the .edge of the bluff nort>! of :Butte Creels No
`
re'sdental development shall be permitted in these setback aress;
she riparian zone o'r meadows . _ Setback linesshall ibe recorded , on
thedeeds for :each lot and show an"''ahe final recorded map.
,
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4
41°
The integrity :,of "the two, dr-ainageways leading from the larger meadows "
through Lots 1, '2
and.3 shall 1�e maintained, Roadway <crossings;_�
can be: allowed£ ,the drainageways are protected: by
culv.errs.
4?
Locus '1, as: listed in the archaeological report shall either be shown
as a "No Development Zone"
on the final map, or the developer may
contract for add3k3. nal field work,and la,terature
review forestahlish
'the reel historic value of the site prior to fir►al subdivision
approval.
0+
Should any subsurface cultural remains; or artifacts be encountered
during, construction
activities on the site, work,shou?d.4.e had ted
until a qualified' archaeologist has detertninataon
made a of'ir,eir
s,gnif�.cance.
44
A second emergency, access route shall be provided to connect Lots l
through 7 and 1Q through lei with. Humboldt
Road. This shall _be an
a2i-weather road on an easement from a lot in,the series 13
through 16, 'built to a road stand,<ird to be determined by the Butte
County Public Works Dept. p prior to
acceptance o£ the final subdivision map,
45
The floating easement serving tot 26 shall be de£ir3ed an a specific,
recorded
easemenrroute.,
+6
Vegetation removalshall be limited. to that 'necessary for development
and compliance with adopted ;fire safety regulations.
goof materials shell be t11, cJ ass A or 13. -
48.
Poadside strips of 1Q f't, on each `side of the road shall tie cleared
of brush and 'maigtained, as
cleared strips on; all nes,+ roads through
the proecti.,
49
The pressurized wat=er system shall be ,level oiled accord ng the floe des gh
Px�
eared by 'the BG�CDF ]'ire Dept.
p ,
SQ
Construct al l; road's to Countp public road standards and offer them,fcyr
de Ica 16ft to` the County.
i
Bstablisli a County'Service area t6,ad.dress police and fire services.
coffering the,proact axes.
�.2
B`sta'ulish a County Service Area for snots removal services for .ths.
nett
roads constructed by thin -project.
Shovr the; portyon_ of, LoG 22 east of 'Butte Creek a`s 'i1Vo�-Development
"and
Zone provide an access easement .. Also desa gnate th.e 100„foot
non -development seirbacics along the creek as,aocess easements in copaance
with' the ljept of T'sh and Gameletter of Nov. 19,.-,T91.` bevelo,ptnent
of ,the existing ensetrient” tiri Ltq„ 23,Wall. require from
of Fish and Game permits the Dept..
AMI
G'�N'�'T�'.� [� SPL,a+,� �[7N�•t7'PZl`�t.P.NC� R£P®1.T
, ��
.yw to be cc�leted by applicants
,
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N ;t� terC ; r ,--o . CA
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7 '9,'OSM USE..
r�.l'lo�+ing items are to Ise caurpleCed by the Plaanissg Department;
,
( L -w CONSttlATION A(;R�s ,
PLAN
ccnd t -anal Crfter+a:
CULTURAL-RESr�EtiT7AX+ YES NO Its reccmaended that you perform,, tiie
following checked items:
F. icultural Com;setib lity �� "�.`- ARCHAEOLdGIGAL RECORDSC=r
pater and SeII CapaciL-j BOTATiICAL SURYEX
to Fire Fa 2.
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
_...._.
' nd Ma ntenanca •rte ,tel
..,.cad Capaczt! and,
St Aze"ss to Caaaaeresal and Schools ! YES
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NO
WMM9H DEPAR=Ma OF FISH
,Q:,w.?b Aft FMD MPS AND C%M DEVFZA ZONE:
1. ,•adMdjn nt 5-10 'ad 2=0
.�. -7,icivtq o£ Uxban goturdaries Wl= FLOOD
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3. lei; yiabilitj rot Zmp_a fired ._._._, =---- AREAS SFECIF'IC ON
WAN
.cr to • Ir1ND USE PL?u*i
SLa�� Darers rsation. SUb3tantialiy canforms�
QDrRAL PL.ix: 1. Usp _.�...
Land Yes,
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2, Conser�atson
3 Qpm 5paca;_. �. WIZFM URBAN RESERVE:
Safe7`t
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If Xes Name of Reserve: ���
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lgqusing�
7: Cct�latiais
:
Date
J4S` T AP PLIC R THE; REOLTESTEp 'Lt1tN1 UMSION, I AM A1'on OF Tfi< c*$OVE ST?.FF D�QN itEGi1R0ING
; THE COHFORMANCv SaITH THE' GEiiER,kL PLAN' AND ZONING.
Dated' i i 9 Signatisre o£ App licant
psis report: ,t;il expire and ba discarded six tG), mnnchs:,fxom the dace of rhe star signature.;.
LD L�C34A �cev�sed` 0-$7j„4”
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1
Creek shall .be limite�to work
physical disturbance of the bluff north of to,
that is absolutely necessary to provide erosion control or drainage improvements
as determined by the Butte County Public Works Department. ,Any cuts or
alterations shall be revegetated and, protected physically from stormwater erosion
by straw, straw bales; or cobbles;
5:
The 100-year flood plain elevation shall be established by a registeredcivil
engineer in accordance with FEMA requirements prior to recordation of the final
subdivision map. A note shall be. placed on the final subdivision map stating that''
the fi.nivhed floor of any building must be at least 1 foot higher than, this
established flood elevation.
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All existing definable drainage channels shall, be mapped by the project engineer
and shall. be preset ied as drainage' channels, Maintenance shall be the
responsibility of the homeowners' association,
7.
Existing drainage channels- disrupted. by development shall be .replaced by canals
or pipes. Any new canals shall be lined with rock to prevent erosion.
S.
All areas of soil exposed for construction shall be covered by buildings, paving
or 'with "mulch: (or similar material) before the onset of all, rains.
9,
Runoff from paved surfaces used for commercial, parking shall be directed through
Planted landscaped areas ,or into infiltration Frenches, ra#her than be directly"
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conveyed, to the creek in pipes or ditches. This wilix,elease suspended particulates,
and; reduce. the"impact- upon 'Butte Creek.
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A 100-foot setback. shall be established from the riparian zone _along Butte Creek,
excepf where the vertical "separation on Lots 22 and 25 provides an adequate
setback area: A 100-foot setba6k shall be :establisheii from the edges of the two
large meadows a1,0 ng'the northerrx boundary, and a 50-foot setback from the edge "
of the bluff north of Butte Creek. No residential development
;shall be permitted
in these setback areas, the 'riparian zone or "meadows.
Setback lines shall be
recorded. on the deeds' for each lot and show ori the final recorded map.. '
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The integrity of the .two drainageways leading from° the larger meadows #i l� ` igh.
Lots 1, 2 and 3 'shall be "maintained. 'Roadway crossings, can be allowed if the
draitageways are protected by culverts:
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Locus", as listed iri' the archaeological report shall either . be shown as a "1<To
Developrrerit Zone" yin the final map, Or-,the. developer may 'contract for additional
field wort: and,literature review' to: establis, ,the" real hist tic Yalue of the site prior
tofinal `subdivision inap approval'.
1.3.
$houlu any si?bsur face cultural,, remains or artifacts be encountered during
canstru"coon activities on the site, work 'should° 1 halted until a qualified
archaeologist has mach; a determination of their significance'.
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14.
A second emergency access route shall 'be provided to connect Lots 1 through % .
and 10 through 16 with Humboldt Road. This shall be an all-weather road on
an easement from a lot in the series 13 through 16, built to a road standard to
be determined by the Butte County Public Warks ' epartaterat prior to acceptance
of the final subdivision map.
1S.
Ther floating easement serving Lot 26 'shall be defined 'on a specific, recorded
easement route.
16.
Vegetation removal shall be limited to that necessary for development and
Compliance with adopted fire safety regulations.
17.
1Zaof materials x4411 be UL Class A or B.
18.
Roadside strips of 10 ;feet on each sided the road shall be cleared of brush and
maintained as cleared strips on all new roads through the project:
19.
The pressurized 'water system shall be developed according to the design prepared
'by the BC/CDF Fire Department,
20.
Construct: all roads to County public road standards. and offer themfor dedication:
to the County.
21.
Establish a County Service area to address police and fire services covering the
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project area.
22.
Establish a. County ,Service Area for snow removal services for the .new roads
constructed W this project..:
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Show the portion of to 22 east of Butte: Creep as "N
a' Wo V610 Zorie" and
'provide an access owsement. Also t esigfiati,�� the 100` foot. non -development
selbacks along .the cheek as access eas :meats ��. ply
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Bachtnari $r Associates
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Physical disturbance of the bluff north of Butte Creek shall be limited to work`
that is absolutely necessary to provide erosion control or drainage improvements
as determined by the Butte County Public Works 'Department. Any cuts or
Alterations shail be revegetated and, protected physically, from stormwater erosion
by straw, straw bales, or, cobbles.
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5.
The 100 -year flood plain elevation shall be established by ,a licensed engineer it
accordance with FEMA., requirements prior to recordation of the final subdivision
map. A note shall be placed on the, final subdivsiori .map stating that the finished
floor of any building must be at least 1 foot higher than this established flood
elevation.
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All existing definable drainage channals shall be mapped by the project engineer
p drainage channels. Maintenance shall be the
responsibility of the homeowners' association.
E-4sting drainage ;channels disrupted by development` shall be replaced by canals
or pipes: Any new canals shall be lined with rock to prevent erosion.'
All areas of soil exposed for construction shallbe covered by buildings, paving,
or withmulch (or similar material)' before the onset of all rains.
9.
runoff from paved surfaces -used far commercial parking shall be directed through
planted landscaped areas or into ,infiltration trenches, rather than be directly
conveyed to the creek in pipes' or, itces.'Th's will release suspended particulates
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and reduce -the impact. upon Butte +creek.
10.
,A 100-f6ot setback shall be established from the riparian zone at Butte Creek,
except where the` vertical separation on;Lots 22 and 25 provided an: adequate '
setback area. A 10046ot.setback shall,be established from the edges of the,;two
large meadows along the northern boundary, and a 50-foofi setback from the',edge .'
of the bluff north of Butte Creek. No, residential development shall be :permitted
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in(' these setback areas', ,the .riparian tone or meadows. Setback lines shall be ' `
recorded on the deeds for each loti ,and show on the' final recorded inapt
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The integrity of the two . drainageways leading from the larger' meadows through
Lots 1, 2, and 3 shall, be maintained. Ttoad ay -,,crossings can be allowed if the
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drainageways are protected by culverts.'
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Lacus 1, as listed ,in the archaeological- report `shall' either 'be ,shown as a "No
7evelopment done" 'on the final map, �or the developer may contract for` additional
field work and literature: review to establish the zeal historic ►alue of the site prior,,,,a
364 tent tive'subdivision map. approval.
I3.
Should an subsurface` cultural remains or ,artifacts be' encountered during'
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construction activities on the site, work should b;e halted until a' qualified
archaeologist has ;made a deterrriinataon of their signiucafice.
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A, second emergency access route Aall beprovided to connect Lots 1 through 7
and 14 through 16 with Humboldt 'Road:: This shall be ars all-weather road on
an easement from; a lot in the senles 13 thrr�ugh 16 built ,to a told �fandard to
be determined by the Butte County Public: �1Vorlrs Department prior to acceptance
of the final subdivision ;map.
15.
The floating easement servin Lot 26 shall be defined on it specifics recorded
easement route.
16.
Vegetation removal shall be limited to that, ' necessary for development and
compliance with adopted fire safety' regulations.
17.
kobumaterials shall be UL Class A or B.
1'S.
Roadside strips . " 1D feet hall be cleared of brush 'and maintained as cleared
strips on all, new roads through the project.
I9.
The pressurized water system shall be developed according to the design prepared
by the FC/CDF Fire Department.
20'
Construct all roads to County public road ;standards and offer them for dedication
to� the, County. '
21.
rsfablsh a County Service Area to address police and five services covering the
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pras�ct area,
2.ish
,a,, County ty Service Area for snow removal ervices for the new r."ga'ds
constructed by plus project.
23.
Show the, portion 'of -A X22 east of Butte Creek `as a "NaDevelopmen . Zone. Mid
provide 'an acC,ess 'easement. Also designate the 100 foot non -development
setbacks along 1�he creek as aeras easements.,
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Environmental ff6alth� a artment;
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Physical disturbance of -6'bluff"";north, bf butte Creek shall "be 'limited to'`Work
that is absolutely necessary, to provide" erosion control, or drainage- improv S,
as determined by the ]Butte 'County TO is -Works Department. Any cuts or
alterations shall be revegetated and protected physically from stQrmwater erosion i,
by straw, straw bales, or cobbles,
S.
The 100-year, flood plain elevation shall be established by a licensed engineer in
accordance with 14EMA requirements prior to., recordation of the final subdivision
map. A mote shall be placed on the final subdivis on map stating, that the'finished
floor of any building must be at least 1 foothigher than this established flood
' 'elevation.
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All existing definable drainage channels shall be irnanped by the project engineer
and Shall be preserved as drainage 'channels. " Maintenance shall be the'
responsibility of the homeowners" association.
7.
Existing drainage channels disrupted by development shall be replaced by canals
or pipes, Any new canals shall be lined with roe to prevent erosion:
S:
All areas of soil exposed for construction shall be coveredby buildings, paging,
or with mulch (or similar ,material) before the onset of all rains.
9.
Runoff from paved surfaces used for commercial parking shall be directed through
planted landscaped areas or into infiltration trenches, rather than be directly
conveyed to the creek in pipes or ditches: .['his will release `suspended particulates
and reduce the impact' upon Butte Creek.
10:
A 100-foot-setback shall be established from'i,he riparian zone along $utte Creek,
except where the vertical separation on ,sots ' 22 and 25 ,provides an adequate
setback area. A 100460t setback shall be established from the edges of 'the two
large, meadows along the northern boundary, and" a 5t)-foot, setback front the. edge
of the bluff north of $utte Creek. No residential development shall ber permitted
in these setback areas; the ;riparian zone or meadows. Setback lines shat! be
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recorded on the ;deeds' for each lot and, show on the final recorded maps .
11.
The integrity of the two iirainageways `leading froze 'the larger meadows through
tots 1, 2, ,and 3',shall be maintained. Roadway crossings can be allowed. if, the
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drainageways :are,, rotected by culverts.-
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tocus 1, tas listed in the archaeological report shalL either be. -shown as a '"No
Develooment Zone" on, the final map, o"r the developer may ,contract for additional ,
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work arid. literature review, to establish the'real historic,'Value of the site prior
to tentative- subdivision map 'approval.
3.
Should any subsurface cultural remains o'r';artifact's 'be encountered during
construction' activities. 'ori the site,. work shculd b;e halted until a; qualified
archaeologist has made a deiermination of their significance.
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14.
A second emergency access route shall be provided to connect Lots 1 .through 7
and 10 through 16 with Humboldt Road, This shall be an all-weather road on
an easement from a lot in the series 13 through 16, built to a road standard to:,
be determined by the Butte Country Public Works Department prior to acceptance
Of the final subdivision. map:,
5,
The 'floating easement serving Lot 26 shall be defined oti a specific, recorded
easement 'route.
'Vegetation removal shall be limited to that necessary for development' and
compliance with.Adopted .fire. Safety regulations.
Roof materials shall be UL Class A or B.
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Roadside strips: of 10 feet shall be cleared of brush and maintained as cleared
strips on all neW roads through the project.
19,
The pressurizers water system shall be developed according -o the design prepared
'by the 13C%CDDP 'Etre Department.
20,
Construct all. roads to County public road' standards and offer them for dedication
to the County.. -
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21.
Establish a County Service Area to address police and lire. services covering the
project area.
22.
Establish a."County Service Area °far' snow removal ,services for the new roads
constructed by this -project:
2:3.
Show the portion of Lot 22 east 'of Butte Creek as a !'No-Development Zone" an,
provide an access easement: Also designate the, 100 foot non-developrr ant
setbacks along the creek as access easements.
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Bachman. & Assocsates
Public Works Department
Environmental Health Department
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Biggers TSM; AP 6`0-7-21 and 24 and AP 60-$-24.-29'lots on 'both
sides'of Humboldt Rd.;apPrpx. 3/S mile east of its intersection
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Skyway. Butte Meadows area. Engineer, Bachman Associates
Public Works condtitionst
Submit "road' and drainage pans to the Department of Public Works
for approval and install the required facilities.
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Provi" 20 ft. radius ,property line returns at all street,'`
intersections.'
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Indicate a SO ft: building setback Brie from the centerline o
Humboldt Road and interior roads.
4
Deed 60 feet right of gray along Humboldt: Raod to the County of
Butte,
5
Construct full street'section ori Humboldt Raod and interior
street's to:R9-3-B geometricstandard, Minimum structural section
tobdLLVI AC and 8 AB, 'SC 250 prime, fog seal and 9570relative
compaction. Submit design to County ,iepartmpht"of .Public Works`;
f'or approval. "R"" value determinations and other data may, be
Yegtiired to support section; design.
6
Provide monumentati6n as required by the Departmerit of. Public
Works in accordance With accepted standards:.
7�
Street grades and other feaaures"shall comp y'wi h the'Butte
County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted
engineEiing' standards.
8
Provide permanent solution For drainage.
9
All easements of record to be shown on the, Anal:`map.`
lo.
Meet rEqu7rrements of Butte „County Fire Department or other
respon'sibl!e' agency: ,,:
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Street lighting shall be provided in accordance wtth.Btitte County
requirements, accepted design criteria:, and recommeiictata ons 'of
PG&E.
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Pay oaf assments.
13
Meet.the requirements of the utility`, companies (.e,, PG&E,
Pacific Trrlephone, water',sewerr,)
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Pay any delinquent "taxes o� current tgxes as req'ui"red:
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Meet the requirements': of` Public ,tesourcels _Code .42;90:
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Bigers TSK, AP "60-7-211 and Z'4and. AP1,60'-w`8-12411lots both --h
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idea Humboldt P.d. ap
P) prox.. 3/5;'mile ea.,st"QE it's in`tersectlonn.
'with
SlYwa'y,, BuWaMea p_s a.reaEngineer; Rac man Associates
Public,
Work$, conditioris;o
Submit road "And drainage plans to the Dopqrtment of Public Works
for approval and, IbIstall the tequired, fac.:�Lljti.e.s,.
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PT, ovIde;,:,20 ft.radi-w-, property line returns, at all, street
;Lntersection8.
Indicate 8 50 ft., building setback line, from, the,centerline of
Humboldt. 'Road and interior -roads,
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Deed 60 Eeet of: way along Humboldt Raod torl the County Of
Butte,
Construct full street ,, section on Humboldt Paod arid. .,interior
y streets to RSO -3-B geometric standard. :,Minimum structural section
to: be 2"' AC. and. 8 -AB, SO 250 . prime f fog sial and , 95t relative
compaction. Submit design to Qouhty Departmbnt :of Public Works.
for approval. "R": value, det6rMinati0n8_ .and other data may be
,ui dd to support "section Aelsign..
reqr
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Provide motiumentAtioti as required. by the'Depattm.ent of, Publi
Woks in accordance,vithaccepted stand-rds.
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Street grades and other features cLmply with the'Butte
County Ordihanc'69, design resolution and ot'lid1r, accepted"
enginee'ting standards.
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Provide permanent solution for draiXnagd.
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All eatem" iit8of recotd,to be shown, op,;th' final maii
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Meet requixementsof Butte 'County fire Peparti'ft6ht or, other 4
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Stteef_,lighting shall
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re, q iremen.taccepted_do6ign dr and reCOMMen !it 669-0-
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Pby oft -a s! s mi it ]it S:'
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Meet ,the , requirements' of the utility c mpajj6's6
IC h ne` 7
Pacific p0 .,
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uent:,tax6i o u it
d14 any delinquent r c xren. taxes, as:t6quiro
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�01OUNTY 01? BUTTE
O: partment of Planning
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L3tovi,l P, Calorn, a 95965
C: BxGGER8 TEN TAT VF SUET IVISTON 1,4AP
Butte Meadows
App ;?'0--06- .
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U�ob ?No . 87-060
TO: LaUr Tuttle ,
Assaciaire Panner
.ear' Laura,
response to your letter dated No 29, 1988, f
am enclosing
4L COPS' 0f ''our letter dated November 28, 1988 directed
+>o th'e Butte
Count' Department of 'Publicliorks. T- am requesting that
the
0b.ject subdi-ij- sa on map be st�sperrded2 from process9;ng
£or- a :per'i'od
ofsl% months i ,r
t you have :an further questions I can answer'at ths;,t-ime`r pease
� n0 "t k1C8,tate, to tet ;fie knbvi,
'Very 'trulyyours,
"B'e�CHI�lAN
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3011 The. Eaplanatie, Ohfca, Telephone; (91'6) 312-413G
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ASSOCIATES
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.V)OPaztment of' Public Woryr.
�Oour ty Gen+.er Drive
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California 95965 a
arra GLErt RIGGERS SUBDIVISION
Butts Meadows
AP Nos. 6-6-07-211 P; 24; 624
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.Y;as letter wi l ,serve as, notii'ication that, applications :for general
15t1 a,mendfientsand
rezone have been resubmitted to'the
'.nxiing D.apartment; this d$te. '_ =
Butte cau'nty
Tlere'ore,' please ractvate the sub�i'ect .subdiv.ision me,p and
p2 cation from tbb suspranda� prooessing s,atus, It
d to
is Mr,. Bigge3ca
sire, prat ss the genera3 .p1.lan amondmentrezone., andsubdiv` s on.
a prl.ic .bons . simultaneo
Tank }►oi%r time: anal' assistance in this matterti
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y, tr'yly yours, -
�,; .V, BAG,HhlAN
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ENGIN;EERIN,G SU,RVEYI'NG • : `PLANNING' •' QESiG.NiNG.
3012 T, he,E§planade,. CIf id: 95 25. Telephor%e, (U15) 342-03
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GLEN BIOGERS
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AGAXCULTURAL RN$IDL'bI 'IAL , CRB
P,, PQRTIMY of
the taort✓heast 1/4 of Set t,lo n2;y and the Weft / of
t gest; 1/2
of the. NorthWest Y/4 0� Soctian 28, 7'c�W:��u1tip 26
1 6Cth, Rge
4 East, f4., D. B, & M,. mete pa rtioularXy dslaribed
C,00,10-NCING at
theQuarter corner Cornmon to Sections 20 &-29 ,
thence alongthe`'
North lino'' of- $ectian 29, North 880 41) 35"
4zt 2606,95;
feet to the: Northeast corner of section 251; thence
11orth` 090 10°"
03" fast,; 56�J,65 - feer along the North 14no Qf
e tion 18; thence laving said North line and South 10, 1 11"
fast, 90,00
feed; tAhPnce contenting Sash 10 19' 1'1" Nast,
46.2 foet�
thence Notth 72° 05' 15" West, 181, 74 feet; ;theh,ce
Tottl� 5:.° 2b"
50" West; 73:5$ fent to a point in the -coil bAt1ime
Of Butte Creek; thence slang the centetline of 13utte Creel+:,, South
47° 40' 20",
West; 210.45feet's- thenceSauth S3° 56' 15„'>West,.
190,.0 10 feet;
thence North 4°' .2 4 r_ 40". West, 460.00 :feet to the
Vdlttberly night Of Way of Huittbalt; Road; thence along saidRight
r ',f Way I. Ao north 72° 00' 00" West.$ 26Q,.00 £eet; thence 1ea�ving
a3.d Rigk t of
Way ine North 0° 52' 20" Went:, 460, 00, feet;
t'hryo Nor th
87 00' 04" East, 290.04 feet; , thence North
fe;et more ox ] ess to the Ro.int of
��ginning.;
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