HomeMy WebLinkAbout061-480-028Aa Acct Desc�r, Qion
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Type of `Project: Tentative Subdivision Map.
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Brief Description: Dividing approximately 160 acres intik four parcels of 40 acres
each.
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Location: On the north side of Bell Ranch Road, approximately 2800 feet west of it!
ntersaction with Oro -Quincy Highway; north and east of Oroville.
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Proposed' Density of :Development: 40 acres per dwelling unit..
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Amount of Impervious Surfacing: Minimal.
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Access and Nearest Public Road(s): Via Bell Ranch Road from Oro• -Quincy Highway
and also from Foreman Creek Road.
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Method of Sewage Disposal: Individual septic systems.
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Source of Water Supply: Individual wells.
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Proxi -PUy of Power limes: Approximately 1/2 mile east;
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Potential for further land divisions anal development: The existing Gerierai Plan
designation allows a range of parcels from-1to 40 acres, depending on conditions.The
existing zoning on the site requires rezoning for any parcels cr:;ated less than -0
acres.
B. EnAtonmental Sett, ine
Phi! al Environment:
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Terraiin
a General Too a hip Character; tush rugged foothill-reit untaalous terrain
above Lake O o elle, Homesites occupyrridges and canyons above Sycamore
Creek and Canyon Creek:
b, Slopes.. 5-400/o, becoming steeper dear drainage courses,
C. Elevation: From 1100 to 1640 feet ,X.S.L.
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Uhniting Factors: Relatively shallow (1.3 feet) soils on moderately to steeply
sloping terrain
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soils:
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Gouldingg Atibur Soil soc'ahori, dominated shallow to very shallow
eroded soils:
b Limiting reactors: Retdtively shallow (1-3 feet) sons on moderately to steeply
sloping terrain.
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Natuiral ,Has,airds of :the Land
Ic.E,arOiquake Zone: Moderate arthgitake Ijatensity Zane V1iT
b,, Eliroston')Potential: nigh.
C4 . I«aniii13146 Potential: Higlir.
d. Fire flazard: txtrerr►e
e. : psrrusi�ve Still Votential: Low,
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11iyidtology
a• Sutrf a ce '`[7V`atcr: Sycamore Creek traverses the site.
tai. Ground Water: Unknown, potentially limited.
C. Di ainaga, iCN!uracter stics: Site drains tci Sycamore Creek which is located on
site, thence west to make Oroville.
d. Annual Plainf dl (normal): Approxitnately 45".
e. Lim ding: aetors: 'High erosion potentLdl and potential fo,r {degradation of water
quality in Lake Oroville. Potentially limited water supply.
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Visual/Scenii;�c Quality: Very high: area of limited hurnan activity.
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Acou!;t a QUIil ty: High.
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Aar (;duality: (:rood.
l3ola!;�cal E,�i�rronnient;
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Vegetation: Chaparral and Oak-Scnib communities, ManzaniIft and Ceanothus are
dominant.
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Wilddife Hallkaitat: Upper Sonoran Life Zone, Within range of lkld Eagle, P'ere:grine
1761ca h and niip;ratoir5► deer winter range.
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ALrch:aeo ogpcai and li[i.rtor cal Relrouttces in itlhe are<i: NO Sensitivity area.
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l:take,; Count;r 'Genoclral Plan designation: Timber Motmitain and Agx;icultura
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C isiting Z0niinj?,I: Unclassified
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l x stt;ing Land Use ian-site: Open foothill-m.aiintainous termini near .ake, Otoville.
,Area.. bf limited. huinan e;ctivity
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8 recianding Area.i
A. .Land) Maes: Open 'land and Lake Oroville to the south and west; open
mountVi v pus terrain to the north with scattered hommtes-to the north and east.
b. Zo.iaingt The area is mostly U', with Scenic Highway zoning along Oro -Quincy
Hf ghway,
c. Gain. Plain Designation: Timber Mountain and Agricultural - Residential.
d. Parcel Mus 2.6 to 640 acres. Larger parcels beyond Oro -Quincy Highway
corridor,,
e. 1'apulaiton: Very low population density in the area.
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Cha:•.I,cter of Site and Area: Open mauntainous terrain with widely scattered homes.
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Nearkst Urban Area: Oroville, approximately 17 miles,
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Relemant Spheres of Influence: Boundary of Lake Oroville State Recreation Area is
withilti 3/4 mite to the west,,
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Impritrvethents Standards Urban Arca: No.
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ENVIRoirim N'rm, Ri- ERENcE ;MATERIAL
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Iftap 1I-1, Eaethquake and Fault Activity; Seismic Safet rElement, Bunte, Counly General Plan
rovised 1-77, by CI-L�hii Hill,,
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Map II-2, Liquefaction Potential; Seismil. Safety Element, Butte (-bunty, General Plan
revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill.
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Map II1-1 Subsidence & Landslide Pof ;nthth Safety Element, .Butte { ountV General Plan
revised 1-77, by CH2,M Hill.
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Map III-2 Erosion Potential: Safety Rement, Butte County General Plan reviser! 147, by
cH2M Hill.
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Map III-3, Expansive Soils: Safety Ek Ment, Butte County General Plan revised 1-77, by
C.1-I2I Hill.
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Map I'V-i, Noise- Noise Element, Buttq County Ge,aeral Plan revised 1-77, by CH2M Hill.
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Ivliap V-1, Scenic Highways: Scenic High, way Elemen'V, Butte County Goneral ;Plan revised l-
7', by CH2MT Hill.
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1VI;ap III-4, Natural Fire Hazard Classes: Sa.f�styElement, Butte County (cn,eral Pion revised
V177, by CH M Hill,
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A;rchaeologici: l Sensitivity Map byJwtnes '%°.11fanning, itor Butte County T'lanning ]Department, -'
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Sl lhoal District Map, Butte County )PlanmijFg Departhient+
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Chico Nitrate Study Map, Nitrate ConcF.ntrat on in Shallow Wells, 1983, bzy Department of
Water Resources, Northwestern District T1ie .Resources Agency, Stab, of California.
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Agricultural Preserves Map, established: by Resolution No. 67478, Butte County Board of
St:pervisors, December S, 1987:
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Flood Insurance Rate Maps, National Flood Insurance, Program, Federal Emergency
Management Agency. 1988.
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USGS Quad Maps, Oroville Dam; 1970,
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Steil Map; Chico (1925)/Oroville (1926) Area, U.S. Department of Agr czlture.
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Sciil Survey of Chico(192.5)/Oroville (1926) Area, US. Department of Agriculture,
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Butte County Vire Protection lurisdictioits and Facilities Map, Butte County fire Department
and. California Department of Forestry, Butte County Planning Department. ,
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December 8, 1989
,Barry Marliave RE: AP 61°-48-28
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Dear Mr. &,Irliave;,,
This is to notify !i�ou that your applSxation for a tentative. map for the
abovo•-referenced pii,Ioperty is being; submitted to the Planning Department
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for environmental t q termination, i1Tud ,.o the Environmental f1ealth Department
for its review.
This application vill be considered. complete when we have received
notification from -;tire Planning Department and the Flnv:i.ronmental Health
Department that all necessary data have been rece�,ved. These departments
mill contaot you r(!igarding any aa&tional informaifian they may require.
Very truly yours,
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Director ol Public Works
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sistant Director
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Environmental Health Departnient
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APPLIC:AT.7T: BARRY MARLIAOE �-7 PHONE ,NO: (808) 4872553
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98-1383D KAAHUMANU,�'IAIEA, HAWAII � / 0 1
OrMER: SAME AS ABOVE PHONE NO
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ljjf;1.iTi':1J1i OURVE'fOH: G.U.A. PONE' NO: 533-2068 _
ADDRESS 220 GRANb AVENUE _OROVILLE, CA. 95965
MAIL NOT,[CE OF H]~ARING TO: APPLICANT & G.U.A._
TAGATI011 GF ?O RTY: TaRISHIP 2ON RANGR 5E _ SECTION 7
MMSSOR'. PARCEL I:iMER: A.P. 461,-4828 TOTAL ACREAGE 160
PLEAGt SUBMIT PRF , MMARY TITLE IVORT1 RE;r,MTT POIaICY OF TITLE INSURANCE
(dated ,within Ire .t six triontht) WITH AP) 1' ,TI011. INDICATE' BEWW THE I)ATE
AMD RL'CORDI110 lTTF0?.t' :TION BY WHICH TFIIG ," ', .TL(rULAF? PARCEL WALr CRE:ATUM:
DATE SEE TITLE REPORT BOON PAGE,.
IRR,MER A'l Ti jl=. OF PARCELS BEING (REA'TED (including any Tema rider) /►
PARCEL;;, 40 ACRES ± EACH.
DISTANCE TO 24ATMAL NATER C69RSE OR STpWf DRAM ONSITE
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E�OFOSEL� t•1ET]iOD OF ,,�v�AGE DlhuPO�Ai,c. INDIVIDUAL SEPTIC SYSTE11S: :
Check with Neal,th Uepartinent
PROPOSED SOURCE OF WATER: INDIVIDUAL WELLS
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(Check with Health'Uepertment)
Pota�R AND 'PHQI,TE LIMES E:�IST TO THE B0UTntARS' OF THE ORIGINAL PARCEL!
IF NOT;, ESTIMATE TIM DISTANCE THEY WILL HAVE TO BE EXTENDED,• . * I' 'MILE
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TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP 1.11989
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PRELDMARY 'SL'PD.TVISION
WAIVER APPLICATION
('Please check appropriate box)
APPLIC:AT.7T: BARRY MARLIAOE �-7 PHONE ,NO: (808) 4872553
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98-1383D KAAHUMANU,�'IAIEA, HAWAII � / 0 1
OrMER: SAME AS ABOVE PHONE NO
ADDRGS G :
ljjf;1.iTi':1J1i OURVE'fOH: G.U.A. PONE' NO: 533-2068 _
ADDRESS 220 GRANb AVENUE _OROVILLE, CA. 95965
MAIL NOT,[CE OF H]~ARING TO: APPLICANT & G.U.A._
TAGATI011 GF ?O RTY: TaRISHIP 2ON RANGR 5E _ SECTION 7
MMSSOR'. PARCEL I:iMER: A.P. 461,-4828 TOTAL ACREAGE 160
PLEAGt SUBMIT PRF , MMARY TITLE IVORT1 RE;r,MTT POIaICY OF TITLE INSURANCE
(dated ,within Ire .t six triontht) WITH AP) 1' ,TI011. INDICATE' BEWW THE I)ATE
AMD RL'CORDI110 lTTF0?.t' :TION BY WHICH TFIIG ," ', .TL(rULAF? PARCEL WALr CRE:ATUM:
DATE SEE TITLE REPORT BOON PAGE,.
IRR,MER A'l Ti jl=. OF PARCELS BEING (REA'TED (including any Tema rider) /►
PARCEL;;, 40 ACRES ± EACH.
DISTANCE TO 24ATMAL NATER C69RSE OR STpWf DRAM ONSITE
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E�OFOSEL� t•1ET]iOD OF ,,�v�AGE DlhuPO�Ai,c. INDIVIDUAL SEPTIC SYSTE11S: :
Check with Neal,th Uepartinent
PROPOSED SOURCE OF WATER: INDIVIDUAL WELLS
'DO -
(Check with Health'Uepertment)
Pota�R AND 'PHQI,TE LIMES E:�IST TO THE B0UTntARS' OF THE ORIGINAL PARCEL!
IF NOT;, ESTIMATE TIM DISTANCE THEY WILL HAVE TO BE EXTENDED,• . * I' 'MILE
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FOR 0 ' CE USE ONLY:
Bntte County Planning t, Receip # t � C�'
7 Country. Center Drive Applicant BARRY MARLIAVE c/o CDA
Crovi111a. CA 95965-3397 ,
4910538-7601 AP 11 61-48-28
Subdiv� (if appli.cablo)
APPEt'DIX H
V,ijta Filed 110/89
LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS
Supplemental Information for _Planning Department
1, [,tst and describe any other related permits and other public approvals
required for this project, 'including those required by city,, regional.,
st'ite and federal. agencies: NONE
1. Proposed' scheduling/associated projects: - NONE
5. Anticipated incremental development (phasing of subdivision Units,
fuL'ury development plans): NONE
w A. What mrthod will be utilized to accommodate surface drainage? Describe
- how on-site and downstream drainage channels will he affected
ONS'ZTE S119ET PLOW INTO EXISTING DRAINAMkY'S.
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5, froximl' yw o'f "water' fo'r''f ire fighting purposes (hydrants, pond.q, etc.)4.
NONE
6, Will excavatlon or grading be'nece.�sary'j Cubic yards (estimate):
N0
7Ili-eorLions for travel to property (rural and 'mountainous areas only).
FROM CITY OR OROVILLE,TAXE STATE IWY. 161 EA5T TO OAKS SHOPPING CENTER,
TEEN CONTXN[YE' NORT11ERLY ON MY, 162 TO BELL 'RANCH ROAb (11.5 TILES FROM
OROVILLE), NORTAWt8t ON BELL RANC,11 ROAD, # lxi1LE To 3/4 BILES TO SOOTiC BOUNDARY
13-1 Olt PROPERTY.
, i NVTKONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGA 1'" ON MEASURES*
identify potentially significant t~Y Ar' onmental impacts; associated with
the land division. What project design features or special conditions
of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to al_.leviate paLential'
environmental impacts'! NONE
0. ENVIRONMEIITAL SETTING
a;) Describe the project site as it exists before the project;
including oiormation on topography, soil stability, plants
and animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects.
Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use of
010`strucLur.es, EXISTING BRUSH & TREE COVERED FOOTHILL LANDS
STEEP SLOPES EXCEPT FOR BUILDING SITES ON TOP OF KXOLLS NO SCENIC,
CULTURAL OR HISTORIcm. ASPECTS, NO STRUCTURES.
6) Dosc:ribe the surrounding properties, including information on
plant♦s and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects.
Indicate the type of land use lresidential, commercial, etc.),
irmensitLy of land use (one -family, apartment Houses, shops, depart-
me:rt't stores, etc.), and ;scare of development (height, frontage,
setback, rear yard, etc.). 15 TO 20 AC. PARCELS TO SOUTEI AND EAST,
LARGE PARCELS TO NORTH AND VEST. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL IN NATURE.
HARTS MILL FIRE STATION ± 2 MILES NORTH. SERVED BY BELL RANCH 'ROAD
A GRAVELED ROAD.
TYPICAL SMALL GAME, A .FEU' DEER, DOGS' AND CATS.:
3-RTT P1 T hereby certi,fv that the statements furnished above ,and in
t ht, Altt0butt exhihi is present the data and informati ori required for this
ittlt.lal pValuation to Lher best of mV ability, and that the facts, statements
and hiformation presented are true: and correct to the best of my knowledge
arid belief.
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DECEMBER 5, 1989
Signature
For OUR :CLIENT BARRY MARLIAVE
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FOR `PARCEL M.AP OR - SIMM:-xS2oI'7 MAP
Items 1-4 to be completed by applicant:
APPLIC1+Ni NAT. AND ADDRESS' �ri� Mania llc
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Am OrOV Ile (nq'55g65"
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A=SOR0S PARCEL NUMEER('S):
4. PROPOSE) USE:
,Thei following items are to be completed by the Planning Department:
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LAND CONSERVATION AGcZEF2MM. —NO
Gr. rEPAL PLAN DESIGNATION rn6,.rAjc�vA"-', cflc���'u�-�
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r;=dttional Criteria:
A.GR;ICULTUR,%*.-Fy'S DENTZAL YES NO
It is recommended that you per --'o= the
Z. Agrjcultu•-al Compatibility ✓ NA
following, cheeped items:
2. Slater and Sewer Capacity 1/ N
ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECORDS CHEF
3. Adequate Fixe Facilities' riA
BOTANICAL, SURVEY
.4. Road Capacity and Maintenance - Kq
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
5,. Access to Commet-dial and Schools (�"ri ....
YESS
NO
ORCHARD A11D r i -.D CROPS
WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH
.M GAME DEVELOPMENT ZONE: V
1. Predominant 5-10 ac. Parcel Size
x.. Vicinit•of Uzhais Boundaries :..r,
4JITHIN ,FLOOD Pi AIN:
3. AS. Viability not Impaired
WITHI2i AREA, SPECIFIC OR
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Staff Determination: Substantially conforms
LAND USE PLAN.
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GMM AL PLAN= 1. Land Use --
Lf Yes,
2. Conser9ation _-,
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Name of ?Izln
3. Open Space
WITHIN URBAN RESERVE;
4. .Safety'.
S. Noise 7 -----
If Yes,
Name of Reserve
6. Housing
7 Circulation �
AIRPORT LAND USE PLANT
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Staff Signature , � � Q �, . _
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E04EST-M t AND b1V'ISYOY, t AM AWARE OF tHE ABOVE STAFF' DEraukiI,'YATTON\lt�C.�1DittG
APPLICANT
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WITH ME GENERAL PL,t{ AND
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Planning Department NAME: BARRY MARLIAVE
Environmental. Health Department
CDr(Forestry Department) APs 61-48-28
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Attn: J. Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on map)
Butte County Sher�.ff
PG&E (check title report for easement)
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Pacific Bell
Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR
Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet)
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school District �(wall ym P)
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Water Company (if individual wells a e not indicated on application or map)
Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual 'Water Co.
California Water Service Company (Chico area)
Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river)
Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river)
L.imesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along 'Pentz Rd.
to lake)
Del Oro Water (Paradise Pines area)
Buzztail Waterworks (Doe Mill .Ridge/For6st Ranch area) _
Paradise Irrigation District
City of (check wall maps for spheres of influence)
Oroville
Chico
Paradise
Biggs
Gridley
ORtOVILLE AREA ONLY:
Lake Oroville Area Public Utility District (see large map in cabinet')_
Feather. River Recreation Distract (see large map in cabinet)
El Medio Fire District (check wall map, a small portion of Oroville only)
BIGGS,
RICRVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COUTY): check wall map and title report
to see what applies. Some areas overlap:
Drainage. District 1#1
Drainage District '1#2
Drainage District #100
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Drainage District #200
Reclamation District 0833
Reclamation District #2056
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Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District
Butte Creek Drai."3ge District
IN CERTAIN CASES
Superintendent of ''Schools (only for subdivisions)
Dept, of Fish ar:d Gare (near water a,1::4. in rural and mountain areas)
Cal Trgnear Stat91Hwy. 32, 10, 99, 149 (Chico tut -off), 162 (Olive Hwy, & .
Richvale y.), (Clark Road)
State Water Quality Control Board (projects with more than 100 lots or units)
United States Forest Service (if project borders USA land —check AP books)
Parks and Recreation Department (property near Lake Oroville)
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State Water Resources Department (proporty near Lake Oroville -- watershed)
Rock. Creek Rec:laimation Dist, (West of Chico Airport, south of Rock Creek and
east of Hwy. 99 (see wall, map)
Chico Area Recreation & Park Dist (only for subdivisions)
SPECIAL CASES,. check title retort for any mention of special services or easements such
as to
Thermalito Irrigation District (numbered items)
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Peter bl: Jansen, Ph.D.
11\71r rrlO`t
In order to evaluate the archaeological impacts of a proposed sub
division involving 640 acres of brush= and tree=covere.1 land located near
Ora✓iller Butte County, Californiaj the other of the property contracted
for an archaeological reconnaissance and records senrrh or the entire
Clect arlifornia 5e1. The survey was con�ictcd on July 4 and July 20, 1950
y fhe auahor assisted by archaeologists John Z.lncanella and Will Shapiroj
tate UniVersity, Chico.
The proposed project :ill involve subdivision of the parcel into 20
and 40 ache parcels which will later ba sold and pre"s"ibly developed into,
r.rche^.:uil/or. In 11r.11t (ir ov, Po:cnti;ti .11yer•e i -pacts
Of the project to hfstor•it sitog t,►ii'eiti Milli, exist
within the haundArtce of the proporty, the linvironmental (review t)epart
dent or Butte Cutin Y rrcolcrended tt at cid tliral resource!; he eon<4dnr,fI
in any t`;viron.`ienhkl Itnpac4 Rerxir.e i�*�•�_� ' r
hence Ool ritt-d for th
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1ho ptloject arra la liented nutthaatt t,f Qrtvillr, Giilfornio lur,- ,
rraadtatsly vsst o4 the tamv1i11*-QAncy N1Rhyrry am omst o� tan 116f
,1M or l,kr, ()mvll:r, tidthln tit, lt.,er fooll,111', of Iht 'il"trn Ntrvada
t4Mtnta�n.� fact:itimiq t,ithin the parcel roam fr,rf Iflfl'r' Irx vllphtiY
vver 1,1111 at+tstc me-Iii se' lttt•1. M notal, trle lt'mel tr,'isi!tts of all FCvtlOfl 1. 1'rn,it4hip hl S, flint:e 5 r, an.� ht'nte It,rr11% 00 nrres of
t an.f, _
Vegetation within the 1`.:rcet 15 characteristically lt,:,: r Sonoran
an.i ilicltlJo* of+cn :;t +t„ f, of oak uhic't give S-tv to drn+e �ttutJ., of man=
tantta and other Irruat ca dry, vest•facirgslnptxr and ttt rjr,)r riparian
ci*—unit ics it the sh1JvJ 1,-+rtjo ns of spring Ertl tdt int ', ;1101 intermittent
strew,:, Q.—;wjrphologic9i )• the parcel s 1t ,.tn•,tt•.! b l rtxuttnirtous
rid;,c, with undulating, 5: rp to gca:i}'=slopil.;; f•illsid� ;
Rl't.'ORDS SiI11tt11
Uhnographical ly the 1110 an fal l naar the % -•titer off territory
occupied by the Nord,;. Sion ;aid'lx, r Conk,., Indimi.. n(th-�ugh the ethno-
grapt.'ic information avai';,t:c rites rr. iJ_: ify partkuf'..- lr, alcs or
site% of %igniricanVe ti e p _^ t . ita or i ct tJiztL'ly adjn-cilt
:ones, ti w ctitnogr;rph %:, fnrorr--tzica in cmbirid;.to:t a:ith tic t-_-;tttlts ob.
taincd ft•am pret tO't '!thin th= f ,i!" l SV CSLCd
that ivieral prchi ,tpC:o site`yrr :m1�,: r:cti t vithin ti ; •reel, in-
eluding the fol{vAngi (1) zhorig;st.11p•cceu,icd rrc: J1t.r5; (2) abor-
igin,tl middens ranging fr-.n 20 to e.' 10* cenziretIare t th-p"ht with or
without house pit dept ssions, locatc.i an terraces-, ridges
abdv,+ St reA ns Or above tht Old eource of tier. ,Nc)rt.h F4 rim c r ti:c feather
Rivcr; (3) aboriginal' st:rfacc scsttcrs of b,salt, obsldi.::a, and chert
flakes and artifacts; (S) a'nrisinsl. bzdro::k t'dlling statlts,ls, including
especially bedrock aorta, :, an1 (5) isolated tint!.= of :06,11-11nal lithic
(Ides and artifacts. Suz-h sites hs,a been rec.�HM fol Ar-Alar tcrra n
within sir..ilar cnvirov- ^.tal zcn-,A and vithin >\o.ikr:+ in:l.•,n territory,
Itistrfuft2 of tcnce of r^:ott'.c, z5 .ginli sites txi,tttin project parcel
1 he occur
d h, r.tans of I.M.srt 1 .tet of site records .rl';tai:icd by
r 1t SOCK t for Cali irnla :,rchaeolc)y ,+L f::tt.a, Prior to
golrig into thu field tit' , re.o w ._ a ctri-Int+d, retc�l,- l a total or
flltc rccorcfcj :tbarlga
ln:l sy's, tl; of t".= sit:`; h`+11 ti NIOI-Acd in
j i � 6i• 1rCi1'r"ritrt+iCt l ,t' `+, Y r- 4,�t �r lt,r
,+, ' '. t.fiix',, ft 1.•! c'; - ., a . ,.� t ,_ t `yih 'i",,t
iX71) NO Ix:t•n tt' e t tilt: 1 xa "i. � 1 tl';tt��.t• ill 1 t : 3r 0-r.° tact
ll,et ),lttor lt'I.t .11,,7,Iri'iltl) 1:+.1i ` ,s'`:C to t'l alt .:I~. Cr: t
h 1a.l, tat fl:'4 S10,l UJ5 r•.1't': tlt L a-t
or OLA L"It ilt' 1%..trvel.
•«• /1i 'Intt'd ailote, 1't'; t ` tt 1.:• A 'i- L't `1''t^i iv d '.#t r 1`,' dlt^t,Ctc
11; nt', i',n ANI tam ��an';;:'.t :ttQi•C,.'7..• .+ , drti,:r 1"t E.. I., x'x: i.,1 ir5<et:lntlarl.
con%ittIII:. it( %.Mico+, holly "1111".1 itIgger pinr ; CaIIItirnI , Iwore I and o6or
slat wt ImNlonlnnnt along 01111t sections or S L.wnoru Grrf•ti. Ikjplt4 tw
taod mtely A ms�l to donesitvta
otion Cowell t entire partes wwl te0+" ` "•
shined systcn+cittrnlly for cvidener or ntw iginnl and/or slgniticitnt his-
torlc uw or cxvtoit lois, lkrring tl+e ytlrvey the grnnnd (fiver was periodically
rce-mvil III oWer to auxin( the grotind sm-ravo, -Incl Al tWom middens and
holes, ditches null rund tuts were etvninect Ior pos,-ible indicnttons of
Suh-mrr�ltr restwil'o'I. 11arllcular attetllion woo Areal III ridge., snddirs
and level spots adjacent to Syc,ti�orc Crcrk and the small intermittent.
tributaries Which feed into this stream.
RML11; AND RFI:tx'-W.N1)1TIO4S
As noted afxlvo, a total of three site:, llnsl lu'eii pri, i=nr•ly recorded
(or the'parccl. 1710 location or those sitm. . euirmity rc.tirded hx
been in,licated on the accompclnyin,t projr. t awl. Silo l.ocat ion flap (std
I'art•ll of th s rci,ort). Ot.o additional site (here ident ilial as indam''1
ll) -was encountorcti during the, present survey, ,and Will also be distwsed
be 10%
cA-sur-2071 1'llis site upas recorded in 111X,1, by Pric Ritter on tae
basis of infort;'Ition provicl.-d by :-'r. Young. lie site was dv',Cribed as a
Thous( pit will age with one dance t•tuse and five, r -miller Itnow pit dc-
pressions." (titter al .o noted th csistenct+ or some potentially aig-
nifirant historic materials, includi' I. an 1874 25-i.tnt piece. The site
was recorded as straddxine the scctiul '.,ine betwon Sections 7 and 8: Out-
oars reconnaissance resulted in the discovery of no aboriginal sites along qp 4,�
this section line, although :.e dill cncotantcr a conterapor,nry structure
i:tthin the vicinity of tho rccol'J d site but lyini; im-tedit,tcly outside
of Seaton 7. The arca, possihl?` also the locule of the aWriginal sites
has bcra greatly distuncod by Bulldozing, lcvel ng or a trail; ^r pad and
jr-p,irtation caf a trailer, and impariat on of Fravela aroieid the trailer
and in associ, tion with the graded access roads. if this locale repro=
schts the original location of the a'shrlginnl nite, thrn all traces of
the site hw.o been rcmoi'e-i or covered with gralrcl. -lore Likely, hrr,rvcr',
the site prob.:i.r' ly lies so-,^ distp.:�a' to the cast, closer to Cnnyon Creet.
anJ-the Orovlllc Cvineyf1lgh.,ay: however, this Bron 611s kithia Section
8 and i+•as not exariincd durinc the Cour:W of the „peen„ fit rcconnaiss-mce
.wiineo nu c-Ot-lento or ,Itc C:1.1'rA-467 c011111 he fotciJ within Section
`, .'x.., r Ix'''.I'.Itl.. ., . . l �.Lt - "1 1' xit : a 1�: p •,r i�`.t `.7 a.'1i$ site
G1•tt`rr-21110`r.tlts MO., t;as rceor&d 16 1.066 hp rric i.Itter on the
k1si-, v DAri atieltt 'i rovItI 3I b'l :', 5`qr 11I. 1•hc' Datil` d.�;:.. riltt We information
- _ ivt..;tlw.l Iia t1w, t7r pinrl sit= r«o ' forst V.114 th't tl,+ Site tl1+ a "i -c -Use
hat:rrllagc ryf tt�l.n7.n i,l �+� rt'id�s..
of +u h a ei'tt• t is ob ertedtiithin
tit"gt.ntral cr sptcifit. fir+zc ideatiried fur flits site, anJ i.en.e nrebneologi at
cicaran-c: (011' the Ill=;wilt projea in rv10"tar to ,Ili, site IA rcco=end &
3
t�1 iltrf 17x1: 114is site ►a1 also rewt'ded in 196(o Ity I3r1c'Rittsr on
tm basis at An omatlao pmvldw by Yetsj. lin a tarigtol stffj°i f' ?i'°'" n.M •'+
fact ohkrnvd at the tocalc idcntifled for site ("..1 mir 27r. Ikrrem
we ftt+atd hn evidence of a hods" pit villailc 1% e, -t t ll,vd In tho orlS6.3
site record form, leather, we discovered] a light sutfece scatter of basalt
and obsidian flakes and artifacts, including two bar alt projectile point
atnl one granite pestle fr.p,-vtt. M c:xalnatlon at soil fromm tha graded.
dirt toad clots revealed no evidence of a s..S•surface rmponcnt, allthottgh
aboriginal materiels could be compressed as rush as 20 cc,ttiretcra into
the A411orizon soil. In ordeC to detemine tl:c t-Ot•Itt to which such com-
pression rooky have occurred; ami in light, of the potential advorse ia�pacts
m't]n
to the redng cultural respuPces at this locale, the railond]ng recast-
rv-'ndation is �.rffcrcd as etonoedcal )•ct npnro;. iate rditiCatlot, of the
Adverse i11-m0s to this resource simild the proposed subdivis ea proceed
as planned:
n) the site shoWd '3e rupp ed in cimtour intervals no greater than
50 ccntirctcrs;
b) tna Lm2 test pits sh.-Q]d be ercaVate.d. within the area of highest
surface artifact conce:dtrat'inti in orr:er to doer. iho t+'hcther a significant
sub«surface deposit eaisrse
C) a 501 sample of the surface nztcrials r :,ll@ he systematically
recnvercd Within 3tn2 eollc�tdoa cells in otd:r to obtain a useful saaQlc
Of the diagnostic artifacts vhich exist at the site,.
Barring the dikcavcry ofd ,ignifirant s1;b-s' rfaco co77xtnent, it
is anticipated that 'this data recoverl progrw`i ccuPlcd With production
of a professional report of fin.linss would cats; tufo adequ3te,mitigat on
of Lucy adverse saps; is to the site which uoWd result from subdivi3iotn,
and att:hacological clearance could be- rcco.-rlended upon c", Iction of
the project:
Fiicl_r:tn 11: This rhotiginal .site was lix-ated ap?rox]r`itely 300
meters i'.'est of site Since the site repm,,,nts an aboriginal
house pit vlliagc site, itcould tr11 rrpres,+nt the site i�hieli Dir. Young
described to Cell: Ritter 1, .=ite G1•E:1T-271 in any case, the site cone
FfrYS of fine l'rye Cts;: t �'^ L�^,,,^t5<tC:t r 'IS .'1^ '11111'nt:ia�:ltell 9 mt'erq
il► L7LU-.'tt'i) 11"I'l , p t ": t'tt ,lllr tll)t d.:h;dtely
4 rectors Ire di Nett r) li�ad graLlinl l a,. dim u t :I.Fso7e of the surface and
subsurface raterials 7t the site an.1 has ret_a,cd a Sub-%urfaco midden
ocUrNtatiolt of ap, :'tixi;,ttv1v 40-:'!q i:vtjtTc.�ters depth. 11ir dart; middon
t,'as also capo,cd in nl: cru.az r,:ent Ifoles lit., *t: lest roidd+nx an,l coultl ire
clearly dutectej ott'r an .1r.,.R !7Va.-o-:n,4 n ^. .;.i `X 5rr Ir,.�ti?r'.; (sre ."site i.Up)t
5a�11 quantitii's tf Creat 1,ater clan Qtvll� :,,,I ;. leas: U -v large blsa[t
projoctlle rvaints bore nitiu noted •,I the su1..t„c. i''�spitc the did *,urhutce
to ti -c site cathed by jsc= real }rtdinz , r ,s, of t1ta siteneon rcr,.'LIns
Intoet and 1-mgclf. 1n light of ihr 6i.1o:►s 'seientirie/rescarch,
T-trnt int and fastiblt ctii tttrai/hlatorical valiMa of tale +ttn, the 'f(llowing
mltlg-Iltvr art;trrervdt
1) The 1111ift MMId_be pmet*#W thlv4M in mJ6Wc Stuart#; "tJ"'
The must cost-efficicctt Methodto ensure pprescrvatlun would im to itCltde
the aity within an easement which could tixn rte granter! to the Socat
for California Ari.haealoq for ranagrrt+;nt. Thls is the preferred litf-
R.ttivc ulterttativp since it would ensure preservation of lift already wall-
prvsen-ed resource for future researcherst tui.
2) In the event that preservation of the resetircc cruusrrt be Assured
throtigh granting of an casment or sorra similarly ortcci.Wo brrangement,
a prnres,Fc:ul archaeological data recuvery program is reccmnetided. &xh
R prtg!oat should be designed to assess the full scientitit/rosearch
potcr,fial and 1tultural/histo•'1CAI vall..es of the site and ahould include,
blit -tot necessarily be limited 'to, the following:
a) contour rapping of the site in not less than 50 crhOmeter interval;
b) excavation of at least one of the house pit depressions;
c) cxca"Itiaa Of at lca',t six 3m2 tdst pits within the midden area
1� as ldcritiLled on the accr-pdnyim archaeological site;map;
d) production of a p-ofessional report of findings which includes
an explicit evaluation of the research potential of the resource and recon
rtcndations; if deco-d app:opriatc, for co=letc mitigation of the adverse
itc =t5 of subdivision ane] development to the site. It is possible that
the testing program could itself be deemed appropriate mitigation, although
this determination would hate to be based on the findings of the test
exc"-ntionphase of the project.
SLAM'iRY Of i'FIVECT PEWENZATIO` 5
Site CA itlff Site is apparently located entirely outside of the 1ilckz1h
parcel and +sill not be irrpactrd by his project. Archae.
61091cat clearance is recommended,
rte t i l:.ri ;.jp; 716L, recordeJ on thu b.r;l_ of an ill
.�� . forriant's Inforr"ttioni Ko evidence or flit. site could be
towed durin; the intensive fec6nnnisr4irlee, and hence ar
chacologieal cicarahce is rcco;=cnJcd.
Site 1 t"rT- yl:
The site tt,°,; discovered to be a light :e:t•tacc scatter of
bisalt Ml o'tsldian flags avid artifacts wi;l► the pos�;ibility
Of a n1htr or shillow sUb,3urface deposit being present.
N pr cfc3 i o t.a data rccbVbry program_ consisting of t Xi
ravatioil of two lm2 test pits, Conttxrr'rappIng of the
h„ ilits era •red n :.ot >tuc%a•ypl.��cc13u1.Lrs
Per ,&& • . M Y�J N
Site Ifclizah 01; Presrrvr,tlon of the rei'ourco thiourh nvoidancc is the
preferred mitigative aiternativc. Sla•clfically, it hes
been sugrestr.l that the sitn bo lnclulod within out
eascnent v:nich then be granted to thi: Society for Calif+
ornia Nr.P,acology for miagerint. Barring this, it is
recowren,led that a professional data recovory,progrm be.
in tx.rtedl at the site, to consist of contour woppirg of
the site arra, excavation of one ho.t:;c pit derression,
excavation of fl%o 1m4 test pits, turd pr'odmLlon of s
professional rr,wrt of findings ►:lth partkular attention
Olvcn to of tLe scientific/research pitential
and tultiwol/h stiwlcal values cf tF.: rrso;me.
I_
OWNER'S
STATEMENT
THE'
FOLLOWING INFORMATION ISNOT INTENDED TO EFFECT
RECORD TITLE INTEREST.
1);
A 50.00 FOOT 'BUILDING SETBACK, MEASURED FROM. THE,
CENTERLINE OF ALL ROAD EASEMENTS. WILL BE MAINTAINED
THESE PARCELS.
Z)
RESIDENTIAL. CONSTRUCTION ON THESE PARCELS MAY BE
SUBJECT.'TO PAYMENT INTO THE. BUTTE COUNTY WATER
TENDER FUND. A PAYMENT OF '$200.00 PER PARCEL, DUE
AT` TIME OF ISSUANCE OF A. BUILDING' PERMIT.
3)
A.SANITARY SETBACK LINE, MEASURED FROM. THE HIGH
WATER MARK,, WILL BE MAINTAINED ALONG ALL STREAMS
CROSSING ALL PARCELS SHOWN HEREON; 50 FOOT ON BATH
SIDES ALONG EPHEMERAL STREAMS, 100 FOOT ON BOTH
SIDES ALONG p.LL OTHER STREAMS.
4),
INSTALLATION OF SEPTIC DISPOSAL LEACH FIELDS WILL
NOT BE ALLOWED ON SLOPES OF 30%' OR GREATER.
5)'
ROAD CONSTRUCTION WILL. PROVIDE FORCULVERTSAND ROCK.
RIP RAP' OR. OTHER ENERGY DISSIPATING D E V I C;
CONSISTENT WITH GOOD ENGIFEERING PRACTICES.
5)
ALL CONSTRUCTION SHALL CEASE SE07ULD' ANY
PREHISTORIC OR HISTORICAL ARTIFACT'8 BE UNEARTHED:.
A QUALIFIED- ARCHAEOLOGIST SHALL BE RETAINED TO
EXAMINE THE: S'ITE'AND:APPROPRIATE MITIGATION MEASURES
I'_STITUTED .
7)
DRIVEWAY SLOPES SHALL NOT EXCESS 15% JNLESS PAVED.
8 )'
"AUTOMATI^ FIRE: SUPPRESSIONS SPRINKLER S Y S rV E M S
SHALL BE INSTALLED IN ALL RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURJ1S IN
ACCORDANCE WITIi THE, NATIONAL- FIRE PROTECTION'
ASSOCIATION. ' STANDARDS AS OUTLINED BY ARTICLE J.3D TO -
AID IN: THE DETECTION AND CONTROL OF REGIDENTIAL
FIRES AND THUS PROVIDE' IMPROVED` PROTECTION AGAINST
INJUR.Y,, LIFE: LOSS, PROPERTY' DAMAGE AND REDUCE THE.
DEMAND FOR COUNTY'FIRE PROTECTION SERVICES."
SHEET 1 OF 2
89-112.05
M Butte, count
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone, (016) 538,7681
RONALD D. MCEL'ROY
Deputy Director
May 11, 1992
Robert Kostello RE: AP 61-48-28
Linda Bradley TENTATIVE PARCEL MAI'
239 W. Shasta, Avenue
Chico-, CA 95926
Dear Property Nmers
At the regular Meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on
January 27, 1992, the Agency granted a 36 months extension of time
in which to file ti,,, final map for the above referenced property.
The new date of expiration will be: June 4, 1995.
If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this
office
Very truly yours,
William 'Cheff
Direotor of Public Works
Stuart Edell
Assistant Director
Wds
Cc P�nning Department
Envirohmental Health, Department
Linda Bradley. P, d, Box Olt Chico, CA 95927,
RPC Surveyors
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t coun
'BIAI .
LA hs"
0� MATU'RA� WEIkLTH At:t,
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROViLLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone: (916) 538.7681
RONALD D. McELROY
Deputy 'Director
April 27 1992
bent
RE: AP 61-48-28
L radleylo
Tentative Parcel Map
239 W. Shasta Ave,
Chico, CA 95926
Dear 'Property Owners:
Please be advised that your request
for an extension of time in
vthich to file the final map for
the above referenced tentative
parcel map has been placed on the
Butte County Advisory Agency's
agenda for May 11, 1992.
The meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m, in the Board of 'Supervisors
Room$ County Administration Building, 25 Ccunty, Center Drive,
O'roville, California.
if you should have any questions,
please contact this office at
t16-538-7266i
Very truly yours,
William Cheff
Director of Public Works
Stuart Edell
r311A
Ass scant Di rector
-sE/k "
cc , P1 anhi n9_ Dep.tmgr�t -,
"Environmental k6alth Department
Linda Bradley] P.Oi Box 891,
Chico, CA 05927
c
t -
.ti
Su � oun��
lAi°dO OF NATURALD SEAUT'G
' 1�, EALTH Ate
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE • OROVILLF, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephone, (916) 538.7681
RONALD D. MCELROY
Deputy Director
April 20, 1992
GBA RE: AP 61-48-28
220 Grand Avenue TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP
oroville, CA 95965
Qintlemen c
At theregular meeting of the Butte Country Advisory Agency held on
April. 20, 1992, the Agency granted a 36 'months extension of time in
which to file the final map for the Barry Marliave tentative parcel
map on AP 61-48-28. Thp,newwdate,�of expiration is April 30, 1995.
you have any uest�
If y y q .pn -s,,regarding this matter, please contact this
"
office.
* Very truly yours;
4
William Choff
Director of Public Works
Stuart .Edell
Assistant Director
SEjds ,
Cc Planning
Health
BUTTE COUNTY ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES PAGE 9
APRIL 20, 1992
`7111E 'EXTE1,1SION REQUEST FOR APPROVAL
7, Barry Marliave, Tentative Parcel Map, AP 61-48-28, 4 parct:tis
located approxi 2000 ft. west of Oro --Quincy Highway approx. 300
ft. north of Se11 Ranch Road. East Oroville area. Engink-y, r
GDA
Mr. Edell said that according to .john Gi« W�,. �`�nrson, they are still tryi.f1g
to obtain the necessary rights of way.
Mt. .Edell made a motion to grant a 3 year extension of time for the
tentative parcel map of Barry Marliave on AP 61-48-28. The new date
of expiration to be April 30, 1995. Motion seconded by Mr. Erickson
find carried unanimously.
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i
D, APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF APRIL 6, 1992.
Sits. Leasure: said that on page 4, on the Leroy Schieler item, AP 27-18=
22, she, wanted the words "no development's in the first paragraph set
off by quotation marks,
Ms. Leasure made a motion to approve the minutes of April 6, 1992, as
corrected. Motion seconded by Mr. Erickson and carried unanimously.
Ms. Leasure made a motion to approve the minutes of April 13; 1992,
as typed. Motion seconded by Mr. Erickson and carried unanimously.
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MEETING
------ ----MEETING ADUOURNED
MINUTES RECORDED BY b6 SH11EY
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r
r
LAND OF NATURA, WEALTH Ahl') P��A�!
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95966
Telephone= (916) 538.1681
RONALD D. Mc -,.E' -ROY
Deputy Direcior
April 7 1992
.b.A.
HE: AP 61-48-28
220 Grand Ave.
Tentative Parcel Map
orovil,le, CA 95565
Gent 7 emen
Ple:.se be advised that your
-egUest for an eXtension of time in
vthich to file the final Ma
for the above reverenced tentative'
parcel map has been placed in
the Butte County Advisory Agency's
agenda for April 20 199.
The meeting Will commence at
9t00 a.m> in the Board of Supervisors
Room; County Administration
Building, 25 County Center Drive,
orovillef California.
If you should have3ely, questions, please contact this .office at
916-538-7266.
Very truly yours,
William Chef'f
Director of Public Works
Stuart 1 dell
Assistant Director
SE%kp yi
;annirl.g5,
Envirobmeht&
a th Dep;artment
Barry Marl i aV,F
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PART 1
by
Peter hl. Jensen, Ph.D.
rrn►ci`Iav ,
In order to evaluate the archaeological. impacts of a proposedsub
vision iivolving 640 acres of 'brush- and tree=covered land located our
roville, Butte County, California, the o0ner of the property contracted
for an archaeological reconnaissance and records search of the enttne
projectparcel. The survey eras conducted on July 4 and July 20, 1986,
by the author assisted by archaeologists John Zancanella and 11111 Shapiro
California State University, Chico,
The Proposed P-oject. will involve subdivision of the parcol into l'0
end 40 acre parcels which will later be sold and press ably developed 11to
.".all ranches and/or heresites, In litht of tho potcntinl ndverse ic,plc:ts
of ;hit project to historic and/or prehisturic "sites 1%,1116Might mist
within the houndaries of the property, 'the Ildvironmental Ravidw Depart-
cent of Butte County rccoastcnded that cilltural resources be considered
in amy GnVironnental Impact Report prepared :for the s1w5;1i�Yisicn, and
hence Itl;n. need for the present archaeological rcLonnaisSmcc,
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f
the pm)ect nrert oc- l
1$ acntRr, r'.'u�'zllo, C.11io
wnwM. '`^r�iLrrt>•11► Mat Olt Mr• O$
AvW
ASA of tike f)rovillr, Within the loser foothil of !h tet ft'..,"
Noamtains. Ficvatlons I.ithin the rnrcetrntr' 'ram Ipniv e'11-ra Aavadtt
over t50n� ahove ,xatt SNI lcvc!. ,is rntrd n to alightly
of ! cmticn 7, Tounshio '0 " p•�r, ra cnnslxts of all
Land. ' ' Anne S E, an.! ht," 70 t otn i s 61f? arses of
%'090tation within the r3reel is eharactnristf ,illy 'tri,r�r So:oi�
rind 0IQlt►lo3 Olsen stusv.1s of oak tiltich glue i.:tb tr• :n,e oftul , oI titan-
:ar+►tn Held othar bruah ca drv, s.est•�aclr,; 51aP CS ;ntl to' nrnr rpurtara
tcm^in ties III the shade3ln,rtio^s o, prix; cd t.�tint,�, nn,l 2ntctln[ttcnt
srrc,rn Ccrriorphait+gictit:c• the parC 2! r! •?t1'JtCd tyw t ,, roun
rid;,u, with und0inting, strCp to gez;l�-slo�t�:", l cainoul. tllsitlu ,
M.CORI13 5L1121`ti
L•thnographically *,hc Iltct 1 ;.lr r l t I. n2tr'Ihe :;,nttr of territory
occupictl by the Xdrtl,,._s.tra, u, „nr',, Ind",an.,, nith ugh the etlno•
graphic infOrnitinrk at-iVable d as not i<,e .i rF pat•txcul----- lc:ates or
silty of S1GnifitaRle ! t.k�r, tt p:o_i� c .a o, i-t ,l;z,,_•li, adjn.ent
zOncs, th^ ethnographic n.cr a ica in �in�„itt°° t"CtT; k , 1
tainea. 7rCt �0�13 afe elo; t.al SJ^ •� 5,, Lhl', Lh ', e rtstl.ts:.Ob•.
that t prehistoric site C's ,^.! !J.) I a!'1 SSl e5it.'d
cludin r• tolls ring. 'ill a ti. t C,-ithln tt l ,rcGly in-
tglnil midden: ran Ir Cr,::.,ao 6.6r_n3.1 rc;upic:l rcc', .,`lt•:rs' 2 abor<
S n t7 o aVte lh� i r l.it e•er tr its t , )
without house it e • p h, With or
P dc} signs, located ••n ter ace:;; saddles and ridged
'-d'.Va streams or above -he old coctr;e r E ttti• Rot' 11 Pork ie the Feather
!,liver; (3) aborxginai surf ze s at.ers of basalt. obsidi �, and chert
flakes and artifacts; () a"Ortgiral Milling stations, ixluding
especially bedrocl. mrta, , and (1) i5 ,lated fib's aE ahuri,^;inai Ethic
flakes and artifacts. 5 -h sites hs e been rccatded Cor sir„i lar terrain
t°ithin sirdar environ,--ntal tcn,:s e t;ithin AoiZ,�w
Ind; 4n territory.
The occurrence of reeora3 ab il,,ttal site:, tkithin ;'.e project Farzcl,
i.as confirm-td by rs=ons of ar, cgi .aty.•:t o: site rccorrls a
t1[striet 2 of the Societti` for Ca 11 n ,!.rchaea+.ogy at C.^.ic ta�,ad by
going into the field these records ,tLrr1 c.,azined, rei'eat!;; a to al�ofto
thrte recorded aboriginal sites. ;,il of the chits hal rY:orlcd in
VIM lar".kr i�r4 ,c r
by a , 1 + hill,,,, Csf l 'I,`. L :
'271) had bu0n dascr(bb ” 'is t'i,j` ;'•] V1 6+ ee � J i r � ��
th ,t :?2lr^r h.ld u n tr;Yntly k 211 1, Jf ' fact
}L'in`t ti 1'1 .etf.''i.ttit(' to t,, .,p w ; b! t , tiltok first,.
d, li' d01.iti1011 wa'S mull tfi' a C..• t,.nt`.� f,.t
Of 014-VhLliv r,a'rccl, �•• txa•~ination
M notod ;ihocr,„itt,l h�, di
pintas r..lTlrnnit,t, rtana;;,x .nc! of~cr ” t:�IT,� ;girl, n enc ice ! i,!zrian astogorciailnn
- 3;-
cc+n-ii.tin+i of willow, herry vines, digger pine,'Califnrnio lathe, and other
sMIe,.% predominant along .Mort sections of Sycamore ""t"k, DespitA AM
w4wately loans to ti MM vaeatatt"" o»r, 00 tee
aittr parca4.> a u` `e••"
anined systemtically for evidence of aborlRinal and/or significant his-
toric use or octuptation. During the survey thr grniind cover was periodically
relsovcd in osier to expose the ground surfaco, And oli rcwlent middens and
Proles, ditches And road cuts were examined for rmsihle indications of
mub-murface rr+n11ret's. 11;rrticular attention w , given In rltlpcs, smddlns
and Iwai spots adjacent to Sycvaorc Crack and the small intermittent
tributaries which feed into this stream,
RES1LT.S.M0 Ri?C NFUNMATIONS
As noted above, a total of three 51te!, had been pre ienesly recorded
for the parcel: The location of these Oto:, a: cutrentll rr,,oeded his
been indicated on the accompanying projer.t and Si to Iocaiiuel DGap (sae
Part. it of this report). Ne additional sit,' (here idents -tied as tlicksrrn
j1) was encountered during the pre,ent survey, and Will alsn be: discussed
be Low.
C1 -Mr -267: This site t+as recorded in 1966 by Eric Ritter on Lire
basis of inform it,ion provided by '•1r, Younis. Tits site Was described as a
"house pit village With one dance Muse and five stroller hnii,;o pit der
pression,." Ritter also noted the a4stcncu of some f<otentially sig-
nificant historic materials, including an 1814 2S -gent piece, The site
1,as rccordod.a5 sLraddLlne the Section Une between Sections 7 and 8. Our
own reconnaissance resulted in the discovery of no aboriginal sites along
this section line, although we did encounter a contemporary structure
within the vicinity of the recorded site but lying immediately outside'
of Section, 7. The area, possibly also the locale of the aboriginal site,
it,ts ,leen greatly disturbed by bulldozing, leveling of a'trailer pad and
ir;portation of a trailer, and imp-6rtatlon of gravels around the trailer
and in association With the graded access roads, If this locale repre-
sents the originll location of the aboriginal site, then all traces of
the site have been emoVe-1 or covered with gravel. Dime likely, ha -ever,
the site probably lies sacs distance to the ea:,t, closer to Canyon Creek
and the Oroville-Cvihcy llight;ay; llo::ever, this area falls Within Section
8 and Was not e.xcamined during the Courso of the present reconnaissitrce,
Singe nu evidence of Alto CA -BUT -267 coltid he Found within Section
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i th.r alp—in p(_L_'CL 1tjl
to ys si�t;
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CA -Rill Q: TM4 site wts °recorded in 1-666 ity Cric Ritter on the;
halsis of info tion i t'nvlri=d by air, Young. The 0111)' dcNriptivF information
pi ` -itied in th" origittsl mitt reLotd fora Was that the site trn, a "hcae
lite t,, logo of tLwknotn sicu," No rvidendu of ,uclt i site ►„t!t ohsert'ed within,
the geheral or spt.:i.ric area identiried Cur this site, and hence archat:olosieal
clbatahtc for ilia Ilicknin project in ralatiuli to .his site is riit'i>..:,.end-ri,
n
C.A-Krr-271: This site aas also recorded in 1966 by hric Itittar on
,.a.,.,r.. zYr ?awlr aaa AaftOWAAM
pratMi�g."+'!M1 tber�t'419i�w+rr�c«
fsct ohaerved at the localo identified for site C-wir-271, lb�ww■r,
" foand no evidence of p house pit village as described in the original
site record form. Rather, we discovered a light surface scatter of basalt
And. obsidian flakes and artifacts, includinp, nv ba;.alt projectile point:t
And ane granite pestle fr.:i,«.ent. M examination al soil Rasa the gr dod
dlrx road cuts revealed no evidence of a sib -surface component, althou7h'
aboriginal materials could be compressed as ru,:h as 20 centitiieters into
the A -Horizon sail. In order to determine the tAetit to uMch such mN-
pression may, have occurred, and in light of the potential adverse Impects
to the remaining cultural t'er,rnirceS at. this locale, the following rows-
mendation is offered as econotaical yet aplh!ru; riate Mitigation of the
adverse in-maacts to this resource should proposed subdivision proceed
as planned;
a) the site should be taapped in contour intervals no grenter than
50 centimeters;
b) trio La' test pit, should be excavated Athin the area of highest
surface artifact concentration in order to deter-inewhother a significant
sub -surface deposit exists,
c) a 501 sarpte of the surface raterials s; uld he Systematically
recovered aairhin 3m2 c(Ade,-tion cells in ordt-r to obtain a useful sample
of the diagnostte artifacts t,hich exist at the site,
Barring the discovery of a 'slZri fir:ant kik-n:rfaee component, it
is anticipated that this data recovery Nrogrz-a cctt?led with productai
of ;a, rrofessional report of findings t;amid constitute adequate mitigation
of tmy adverse irpar:ts to the site which would result from subdivision,
zind archaeological clearance could be .ecamended upon completion of
the ;project:
Hick-ait fl: This aboriginal site t+ -as lucated approximiteiy 300
meters best of site C. -hb% 271, Si rto the site represents an aboriginal
house pit Village site, it could ^ prep, esent the site Which Mr. Young
described to Eric 'Mtter as site L Z)TI-7714 In any case, the site con-
curs of one IdrIte t!,..^...e i=re eeprvs4loa (r.,eastrinc nitnloiirnately 0 teeters
pit dta.;tta:r) turd pft, a:,,.. tip .,3 (it ora,;ini iprco:it;itclr
4 'rioters to tiiasatc"r). Rd;td grading h„s rii,.ury:d sot of the 3iiridcc ani
sub=surface materials at the siteanl hat revealed a :Mb -surface hidden
aeta=tatioti of app ro\i„-stoly 40.50 ccnitir.oters depth. lltt diirk midden
Was also expobed in na:,,erois rodent ltAes aril td,ilenr nidt!ens and could be
clearly detected otcr an a'rz�a '--ca-MirtnZ oboti; 41 \ SO r:AL'r! (sem Site t1api,
Sonat gUzuitlties of fresh seater clan &Lk .-! iltt least i%.5 large bisalt
projrctlle pdints Were alsd noted cn, the sue.eaca, Respite the disttirKance
to tlae s,itc caused h+ past toad grtnding, nwst of the site !rea retxtiiti
intact and idrgel). u.:disturb:d. in light of th^ obvious sci.enWic/research
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p rvation ►.rtulPt lxt to ineli>de
the site within an easement which could then be granted to the sociot
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preferrec INit�-
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resource for future
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Site Nicknrn t1i Preserwtion of the rezourco 'thtouph "aVotclunre is the
preferred mitigative slternative. :.j I Really, it'*4
been sugrestrd'that the sttq be ineludod within at
60sawnt uhith then be granted to thu Soclllty fnr Calif-
ornia ArRhacnlogy for maragment. Barring this, it is
tecoz ettled that a professional data recovery progrxe be
init!it.ed at the site, to cthsist of contour mapping of
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race#'. ^ • :.,• or fit (i iMz test pxts, acid productlan of a
profe ,unal report of findings lA th diarticular attention
given to assz�saept of the scientific/research F-)tcntw
end tulturr!/htstorical values of the resource;
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NO CE OF 7D3 TE1ZM=N SON
20 . Office of Planning and. Resear R to County
1400.Tenth Street, Room 1,.1 D nning Department
Sacramento, CA 95814 ounty 'center Drive-
or MAY
®���� Oroville, CA 95965
X County Clerk CANDACE J. GRUBBS, We Co. Clerk
County of Butte
BY V0UW- Deputy
#XM_TECT e Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108
or 21152 of the Public Resources Code.
Project Title APl _ Name
Tentative Parcel Map 61-48-28 Barry Marliave
State Clearinghouse Number Contact person Telephone Number
,if submitted to Clearinghouse)
John Mendonsa, Public Works 5108-7266
Project Location Approx. 2,,000 ft. west of Ora -Quincy Highway, approx,
300 ft. north of Bell Ranch Rd., east Oroville area.
project Description Tentative Parcel Map to divide 160 acres t.. create
4 parcels 40 acres +- cach.
This is to advise that the Butte Count^t Advisory z�gency
(Lead Agency or Resvonsible Agency)
Has app.wved the above-described project on Aril 3D, 1990 and has made
('Date)
the following determinations regarding the .above-described project:
1i* The project will, X" will not, have a significant effect on the
environment.
An Environmental Impact. Report was prepared for this project
pursuant to the provisions of. CEQA.
XX A Negative Declaration was prepared for this project pursuant to the
provisions of CEQA.
3. mitigation measures were,, XX�ere riot, made a condition hi the
approval of the project:
4; A statement of overriding considerations gids, ;XX was not, adopted
for this project.
This is to certify that the final EIR with comments and responses and record of
project approval is available to the genciral public -,t:
Butte County P1at,,ning Department
County Center Drive
broville, CA 9a9&5
Date Received for Fil.in and
gg y (JZ
Posting at'OPR , 5/1/90 /
g
5:x nater
Craig Sanders, Assistant plartzter
{ Title
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Bath Coun
LA14D OF NATURAL WEALTH ANN) BEAUTY
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (BI11) CHEFFL Director
CERTIFIED MAIL 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVIL:LE, CALIFORNIA 75965
Telephone: (416) 538.7681
RONALD D. McELROY
April 30, 1990 Deputy Director
Barry Marliave RE AP 61-48-28;
98-1$83-D Kaahumanu St. TPM
Aiea, '141 96701
Gear Mr. Manliave;
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on
April 30, 1990, the Agency adopted a negative declaration of
environmental impact and approved the tentative parcel map on the
above --referenced property subject to the conditions listed on the
attached sheet.
If no appeals are timely filed ---within ten (10) days of the date of
the Advisory Agency's approval ----with the. Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors; thi; action will be final.
;'hen the Conditions of approval are complied with, it will be in order
for you to file your "final map" with the Butte County Department
of Public Works For recordation within twenty: -four (24) months of
the date of approval by the: Advisory Agency',
if youhave any questicns regarding this matter, please contact this
office.
Very truly yours;
William .Chef
Director of Public Works
�J
In., 4_1 -
Jahn Mendonsa
Assistant Director
JM/ds
attachment
cc! Planning Department
Bnvir,onmental lealth Department
CDA
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BARRY
MARLXAVE,'TPM, AP 61-48-28, 4 parcels located approx. 2000 ft
west
of Oro -Quincy Hwy. approx. 300 ft. north of 'Bell Ranch Road.
East
Orovi.11e area. Engineer; GDA
Public
Works conditions:
1
Verify legal. access.
2
Provide 'two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -11 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.
Show 50 ft. building setback kine measured .from centerline of
access easement.
5
Provide road Maintenance agreement,
6
Shorn all: easements of record on the final map.
7
Provide street name signs g per requirements of the Dept. of
Public Works prior to recordation of the final. map.
8
Provide cul.--de-sac at the end of the street,
9
y.
Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
10
Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire Dept.
11
Meet PG&E requirements xe access easement: -
Health
Dept. conditions;
12
Showa 100 ft. leach£ield setback from the highwater line of
the creek on parcels 1, 2 3 and 4:
13
IndicaP that areas excess of
thirtytpercent�are unsuitablefortsewaoeediin
g sposal,
14
Shote the usable sewage disposal area proven to meet the
requirements of the Subdivision Ordinance on parcels 1, 2,, 3 and 4,
Planning Dept. conditions:
15
Provide culverts under 'roads and driveways that cross natural
drainage channels. 'lace rock rip rap or other energy dissipating
devices below drainage outfalls consistent with good engineering
practices:
BARRY
`I
MARIy AVE, TPM
16
Limit road construction and drainage activities to periods of
dry weather. Revegetate, reseed or mulch protect all disturbed
areas having a slope of 10% or greater that are of erosive material,
17
Place a nate on, the additional map sheet that states: "All
construction shall cease should any prehistoric or historic
artifacts be unearthed. A qualified archaeologist shall he
retained to examine the site, and appropriate mitigation measures
:instituted."
18
Place a note on the additional map sheet that states: "Driveway
slopes shall not exceed 15% unless paved.."
3.9
Plate a ,note on the additional map sheet that states: "Automatic
Fire Suppression Sprinkler Systems shall be installed in all
residential structures in accordance with the National Fire
Protection. Association standards as outlined by Article 13d to
aid in the detection and control of .residential fires and thus
provide improved protection against injury, life loss, property
damage and reduce the demand for County Fire Protection SCrv-ices."
,1
DEPARTMENT OFPUBLIC WORKS
----5
WILLIAM (Bill) GHEFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965
Telephoner (916) 538-16L
CERTIFIED MAIL
RONALD D. McFLROY
Deputy Director
March 23, 1990
Barry Manliave
RE: AP 61-48-28
95--1383-D Kaahumanu St.,
TPM,
Aiea, TSI 96101
Dear Mr. Manliavei
Please be advised that the Butte County Advisory Agency will hear
your application on the above-identified property on April a0, 1990:
The Agency will be reviewing the findings from the planning Department
and will be considering your tentative parcel map: Public Works will
recommend the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet.
The meeting willcommenceat
9:00 a.m. in the Board a:l Supervisors'
Roomi County- Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive,
Oroville, California-.
If you have any questions
regarding this matter, please contact this
office,
Very truly V y x'tr Y Yotirs
William Chef
Director Of Public Works
John Mendonsa
G As8i8tant Director
,JM/ds
attachment
td: Planning Dbpartment
Bnvirofimental Health
Department
7Aut�e+.
Wanata�mm.
MAR 27 1990
66AIllo, CMot 6
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b.
:Larry Niarliave, TPM, AP 61-48-28, 4 parcels located approx. 2000 ft,
wzst of Oro -Quincy Hwy. approx. 300 ft-. north of Bell Ranch Road,
East Oroville area. Engineer; GDA
Public Works conditions:
I Verify legal access.
Provide two-way travorsable acc.;:ss z.� Z -LD -yl to each parcel from
a county maintained road or state highway. _
Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered
for dedication on the final map:
Show 50 ft. building setback line measured ,from centerline of access
easement.
Provide road maintenance agreement.
Show all easements of record on the final map.
7 Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department of
Public Works prior to recordation of the final: map,
8 Provide cul-de-sac at the end of the street.
Obtain encroachment permit and construct standard roadapproach
providing adequate sight distance at the intersection of Bell Ranch
Road and Oroville-Quincy Highway
10 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
11 Meet the requirements of the Butte County Fire DepartMeDt.
2 Meet PG&E requirements re access easement:
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LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY
PLANNING DEPRTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLh, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
TELEPHONE, (916) 53&7601
March 22, 1990
Barry Marliave
98-1383D Kaahumanu Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Re Tentative Parcel Map, AP 061-480-028
Dear Mr. Marliave:
The Butte County Planning .Department has completed the environmental
review of your project in accordance with the California. Environmental
(duality Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory A.lency within the
required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code
Section 21151.5. In addition, the Planning Director's resort required by
Sections 20-63 and 20-99 of the Butte County Subdivision. Ordinw ace has
bt;en completed, Please find enclosed the Revised Planning, i lirector's
Report which has been ,prepared for your project.
Please review the enclosed Revised Planning Vrector's Report with
conditions of approval if applicable. If you note any errors or omissions
in our evaluation, please bring them to bur aueettiori.
tironmental Documents and Revised Planning Director's Report for
your
project 'liar been sent v
to the Butte County Advi8oty Agency for their
action. California Government Code Sections 65950 and 65952.1 requires
the Butte County Advisory Agency set heathigs and &pprove or disapprove
your project Within six months from the date on 'Which, your application Was
received and accepted. The six month time limit for 'your project mandated
by state law, will occur on duly 10, 1950. The Advisory Agency will notify
You of the time and place of the public h• wring, for your project.
If there are modifications to your project; not related to mitigating an
identified impact, re-evaluation of your project shall he requir d.
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INTER-DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM
TO; Advisory Agency
FROM: Planning Director
SUBJECT; Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Barry Marliave on. AP 061-480-028
DATE; March 20, 1990
This is ,a proposal to divide 160 acres to create 4 parcels,. The present zoning is "U"`
( riclassified). The Land -Ust�Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this
area as Timber -Mountain and Agricultural -Residential. There are no specific or community
plans for the area.
The proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor tiny adopted or proposed element
of the Bute County Gene -pal Flan not any County, specific or community plan.
R,,°commend approval subject to the following conditions
1. Provide culverts under roads and driveways that cross natural drainage channels.
Place rock rip rap or other energy dissipating devices below drainage outfalls.
2. Limit road construction and drainage activities to poriods of dry weather.
R.evegetatej reseed or mulch protect all disturbed areas having a slope of 10% or
greater that are of erosive inateriat.
3 Place a note on the additional map sheet that states:
"All construction shall cease should any pro -historic or historic artifacts be unearthed.
A qualified archaeologist shall he retained to eamine the site; and appropriate
mitigation measures instituted."
4. Place a note on the additional map sheet Haat states:
"l_7riveway slopes shall not exceed 15°X6 unless paved."
5. Place a note on the additional map sheet that stages;
"Automatic Fire Suppression. Sprinkler Systems shall be installed in all residential
structures in 'accordance with the Natiartal Fire protection Association Standards as
outlined by Artscle l8d to aid in tho, detection and control of residential fires and
thus provide improved protection against injury; life loss, property damage and
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reduce the demand for Count Etre Protection Services.
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GDA
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LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND 5 AUJ 'y
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORMA 95985-3397
TELEPHONE. (916) 538-7601
March 21, 1990
Barry Mar;liave
98-1383D Kaahumanu Street
Aiea, Hawaii 96701
Re Tentative Parcel Map, AP 061-480-028
Dear Mr. Marliave:
'The Butte County Planning Department has completed the environmental
review of your project in accordance with the California 1:nvironmental
Quality .Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency within the
requited 105 days pur8uant to the California Public Resources Code
Section, 21151:5: In addition, the Planiming Director's report required by
Sections 20-63 and 20-99 of the Butte. County Subdivision Ordinance has
been completed. please find enclosed the Planning Director's Report
which has been prepared for your project.
Please review the enclosed Planriy'ng Director's ;Report with conditions of
approval if applicLible. If you note any errors or omissions in our
evaluation, please brinf them, to our attention.
The Environmental Documents and Planning Director's Report for your
project has been ;Sent to the Butte County Advisory Agency for their
action. California Government Code Sections 65950 and 65952.1 requires
the Butte. County Advisory Agency set hearings and approve or disapprove
your project within iyix months front the date on which your application was
received and accepted. Ile six month time limit for your project msindated
by state law, will occur on July 10, 1990, The Advisory Agency will notify
you of the time and place of the public hearing for your project:
I.f thea; are modifications to your project, not related to mitigating an.
identified :impact, re-evaluation of your project shall be required:
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INTER-DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM
TO: Advisory Agency
FROM Planning Director
SUBJECT: Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Barry Marliave on AP 061-
480-028
DATE: Manch 20, _199.0
This is a proposal to divide 160 acres to create 4 parcels, The present
coning is "U" (Unclassified). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County
General Plan designates this area as Timber-Mountain and Agricultural
Residential. Thore are no specific or community plans for the area.
The proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor any adopted or
proposed element of the Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific
or community plan,
Recommend approval subject to the following conditions:
1. Provide culverts under roads and driveways that cross natural
drainage channels. Place rock rip. rap or other energy dissipating
devices below drainage outfa;s
2: Limit road construction and drainage activities to periods of dry
Weather. Revegetate„ reseed or mulch protect all disturbed areas
having a slope of 10010 or ,greater that are of erosive material:
3. Place's note on the owners statement that states;
'All construction shall cease should any prehistoric or historic
artifacts be unearthed. A qualified archaeologist shall be retained
to examine the site, and appropriate ttritigation measures
instituted.'
4: Place a note on the ownora statement that states:
"Driveway slopes shall not exceed 151o'unless paved,"
5, Place a note on the additional map sheet Wstates:
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"Automatic , Fire Suppression Sprinkler .Systems shall beiristalled in
all residential structures in accordance with the National Fire
Protection Association Standards as outlined by Article 13d to aid
in the detection and control of resid:ntial fires and thus provide
improved protection against injury, life loss, property damage and
reduce the demand for County Fire Protection. Services."
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GDA
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Orovillo, (.alitdrulo
T3utte County Planning Department
7 County Center Shrive
Oroville, ('A 95955
Attn! Craig Sanders
Re.* Tentative Parcel. Map
AP# 61-48-28
Log # 89-12-11-01
Dear Ota g
We have reviewed your Tnitial Study for the above described
project. With respect to the suggested mitigation measuros, we have
the following comments
i,) MEASURE ONE: We concur with measure number one.
2.) MEASURE TWO: We concur with the your intent to limit the time
of construction. to the " uypi.cal l -y dry period of the year. However,
we believe it would be better to word the statement "limit road
construction and grading activities to p6t-ioda of dry weather".v,
We also suggest the addition of "revegotate, reseed, or mulch!;
pruteot all disturbed areas having a crass slope of tern ,percent or',
greater that are of an oroa ve material".,
3z ) MEASUILE m!4 88-. We believe thio item should be reworded to
state "Place a statement on the Owner" s Statement, .., The ,
Subdivision Map Act prooludoo the inclusion of any statements oh
the face of the final map that do not ettect record title itterest",
.) MEA ORE FOUR. Roads that enter these l=ands !aad provide the
required traversable accoes to the new parcels will, be conotruoted
to County road standards. The standard will moot likely be RS -8 -
Lb, These County standards preol.udo grades in excess of 15 percent.
Butte County will also inspect these roads for compliance,"
5.) MEA9EiR9 FIVE lil We believe measure five is appropri.atey however
it oill most liktoly be made a part of the conditioning of the )8u,tte
County Fire Dept
KENN@TH 0 LMHAAbT P.8,
JOHN D. CHAISTOFl~E 80 L,S,
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LACID OF NATURAL \NEALTHr ANCA E3GAUT
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PLANNING DEPARTMENT
('COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 9500-3397
TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7001
February 26,1990
GDS Engineering
Attn! John Christofferson
220 Grand Avenue
Orovi;lle, CA. 55965
RE Tentative Parcel Map on
AP# 051-480-028
Dear Johne
I have received mid reviewed your letter dated - ebruary 1, 1990 regarding your proposed
mitigation measures for the Barry Marliave Parcel Map. I have revised. some of the
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mitigation rnes�,sures as peryour sis esfions: The mitigation m�,asures shalt now read,.
1. Provide culverts under roads wad driveways that cross natural drainage channels,
Place rock rip rap or other energy dissipating devices below draw, � ge outfalls.
2. Unit roast construction: ..and drainage activities 'to periods of dry weather.
Revegetate, reseed or n ulch protect all disturbed areas having ra slope of 10% or
greater thea are of erosive Material
3. Place a, note on the owners stdLtement that state :
4.0 construction shall cense should any prehistoric or h sfo,ric artifacts be uneartlidd,
A quafilffltd archaeologist shall. be retained to examine the sites, and appropriate
mitigation measures instituted."
d, Place a note on the owners statement that states;
"Driveway slopes shall riot exceed 15%.
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LAND OF NATURAL 1MlALTI� AN BEAUTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUZILIC KEALTH
DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL, HEALTH
FY Address 0 19 Memorial way e7 County Center Drive CI 747 Elliott Road
Reply i2 Chico, California 95926 Orovillo, California 95965 Paradise, California 95959
Telephanrl: 916/891.2727 Tolephanct 916/538.7281 Telephone: M/872.6308
P'pbruary 21, 1990
f;1*4 Co. "aiming C - msirV
CODs _ FEB 211990
220 Grand Avenue
Orovi l le CA 95965 C*041 , Galif mta
RE TPM M NILIAVo1 Barry
AP##61-48-28
N/Oro-au i ncy Rd ; & Bell Ranch Rd,.
Dear Sirs:
This deportment has advised the Butte County Department of 'Public
Works Land Development Section that we are prepared to act on the
above application.
Based on present information' wR can recommend approval or
conditioirral approval
Recommendd�Conditions fob. eEprdv_al.
I L?1:. Show: a 100' leachfield setback from the highwater line of
the -creek on parcels 11 2, 3, and 4,
R. Indicate on the map that areas with slopes in IoXtots of
thirty (80) percent are unsuitable for %ewage disposal.
3. 5how the usable sewage d ispc)f3a l area proven to meet ;the
rtquirements of the Subdivit oti Ut-dinawire on parcels 1, 2,
8, and 4.
If you have any questions regarding this letter, please co'ritatt
Edward bveehouse at the above listed address or telephone nuirher
between 8:00 - 10:00 A.M. weekdays:
Very truly. yours,
H
�a� der 'Dirr`Ctor
ll vision~of EnYi rsnmental Health
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LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND r$EAUTY
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIKRNIA 95065-3397
TELEPHO E: (916) 538-7601
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January 29, 1990
Barry Marliave
98-1383D Kaahumantt St:
,A ea; Hawaii 96701
Re: Tentative Parcel Map
AP #6148-2$
Log #89-12-11-01
j Dear Mr. Marliave
An initial study of your proposed project, a Tentative Parcel Map, indicates potentially
adverse impacts to the environment (refer to the enclosed environmental Checklist).
reduce or eliminate these`impacts, suitable mitigation measures are required as part of
project: Otherwise, an Environmental Trnpact Report (EIR.) is required pursuant to tie
California Environmental Quality Acta,
Anschearly g responseyp J t Planning I7Ppartment, will expedite the
edulin of ur p o►etctn Please forward t our written response within 15 days from the.
date of this letter.
Should you shave any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office betweibil
10:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m.
Sincerely,
B. A. MfRCHER
Direecto�rj of PlaMqing
Craig Sanders
Assistant Plariner
CBS:jb)
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APPENDIX
N�7ZRG7N I L�T'� L CTOZGXTCj F -S T FORM
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
LOG No, 84-12-X11-01
AP NO. 6i-48-28
1. tramp of proponent , Barry Mr tl.iaye
2, Address o' proponent and representative (if applicable):
3. Projokct .description: Tentative Parcel Map.
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F7:.1 )TOGS C7 SGNYC�iL�7CE
YES hiAYB NO
1.
Voesthe project have the potential. to, degrade the quality of the environment,
sobstmitially reduto t:he habitat of a ,fish or wildlife spec'.eby cause a fish or
wilililEe population to drop below self-su+litiini.ng levelry tl,rF,aten to eliminate
A plant or animal Community, redu. the ,[umber or restrict Cie range of a rare
or endangered plant or animal or +efimiratte impurtat,t examples of major periods
of California history or prehistory?
:1.
Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the
detriment of longi -term environmental goals? (A short-term impact on the
environment is one which occvza in a relatively brief period of time While
long-term impacts will endurot into the future.)
3.
Does the project have impacts which are individually 'limited but cumulatively
,considerable? (A project stay Impact on two or more separate resources where'
the impact on each resource itrelatively small, but where the effect of the
total t'f those impacts on the environment is significant,)
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Does thero ect have envii"J effoots which will cause substantial
,
Mental
adverse effects to human bein s either kiiectl or indirect)
(To be completed by the knead Agency), on the basis of
this initial evaluation:
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=1149 find the proposed project CUULD NOT Have a significant effect on the
enVi,ronmt;nt and a,RWATiVE DECLARATION will be pretaared.
I/WE find that, alPhou the proposed: project COULb have a significant effect
un the environmept, dere will not be a significant effect in this case because
the MITIGATION ,WAS=V described on the, attached sheet Have bee,, added to the
project.. A MATIVE OURA:CION will baprepared.
I/A find tl;,e proposed project MAY have a significant effect on the enviianment,
and an twllidNMENAL IMPAL''T MO,RI' is required.
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(Explanations of all 0YES11 and "MAYBE" answers are required on attached sheet(s),
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1. EAP,TH. Will the pro , !ral result In significant: YES NO
a. Unstable earth, conditions, or changes in geologic substructures?
b, D4sruption, displacement, compaction or overcovering of the soil?'
C. Change in topography or ground: surface relief features? V
d, Dostruction) co'veriAg or modification of any unique geologic or physical
reatures
6, 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 strean
or tate bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake?
gw Los; o£ prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban`
areas?
h,. Exposures of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes,
landslides, mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards?
2. AIR. Will the proposal result: in substantial
a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality �✓�
b, The creation of objoetionable odors, smoke or ,fumes? t/
e. Alteration of air movement, moisture or ?temperature, or, any change in
climate, "locally or regionallyZ
3, WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial,
a, changes in Currents, or the course or direction ci• Watiar movements i1
either marine or fresh waters? _ ._� V
b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount
of surface runoffl
c. Need for off-site surface drairiage improvements, inclutJing vegetation
removal, channelizdtion or culvert installation?
d: Alterations to the course or f'lou Of flood waters?
e, Chang4 in the amount of surface water in any water bod3�7
f Discharge into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water
quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved okygen or
turbidity?
g. Alteratio of the direction or rate of flax of ground whters3
h, Change in the quantity or quality of ground ,ratersy eit',ier through
direct additions or withdrawals, or through interceptio:t of an Aquifer
by cuts or excavations?
i. Rdduction in the mount of water otherwise available fo;: public water
supplies?
3 Exposure o!` people or property 'to water -related N4zards such as flooding?
4. PF:AirT,tln. Will the proposal result in §ubstantial:
;a. Change in the diversity of apecies, o,, dumber of any spd�ies of planta
(including trees) shrubs, grass, crops,, and aquatic plants)?
b Reduction of the numbers of an uni uo ra a or endan orad species of
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the 116=41 replenishment of exlstitt species?
a barrier to
a. Tntroddetian of new s eties of plants into an area, or :lit ✓
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d, Rethittion in acreage of any agricultural crop? ..^
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proposal " tl: E5 MAYIfL li0 . ANIMAI.I,IF'E, Will the ra anal r�.s�,lt in ,;titbst.antii
a. Change in the diversity of spot.-ies, or riumbers of any species of animals
(birds, land animals including reptileb, fish and shellfish, organisms
or insects)?
b. andimals?n in the numbers of ally unique, rare or endanl,arad spedoi< of r+
c. Introduction of new species of animals :inter an area, oi` In a barrier to
the Migration or movement of animals!
d. Detc ioration of existing fish or wildlife habitat? C/
0. NOISE. Will the proposal. result Ln substantial:
a. Increases in existing noise levels?
b, Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
r. LIGHT AM GLARE. Will the proposal pr).%ucc; significant 'light and glare? ✓
, LAND USE„ Will the proposal result in ,# substantial ¢iteration of the
present or planned lams use of an area?
1), t1ATURAL 'RESOURCES. Will the proposal res!lt in substantial:
a, IficrdaSe in the ripe of use of any nak;sral :resourdes? J/
b. Depletion of any non-renewable natutal :resources?
10, RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve:
ai A tisk of explosion or release of hazardous substances (including, but
not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals nr radiation) in the event
of an accident of upset conditions? �.
b: possible interference With An emergency response pian or emergency
evacuation plan? V
ZZ, PCPULAIIOtt. Will tore proposal: ,.ter Location) distribution) de.tsity or
growth rate of the ta=ft population)
12. HOUSING. `4111 the, proposal affect existing huusing) or create a demand
for additional hous,-mg? �^
13. "IRANSPO il-fil0ttlCIFtC1,FATION. Will the proposal result in: �
a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle tiovement".
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or dentand for new parking?
e. Subttantial impact on existing transportation ilystewsl
di Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or
Movement of People and/or goads?
e& Alterations to waterborne, rail or, air trAffic7
E. Increase in traffic hatards to motor vehicles, bidyclists or pedestrian's?
9ls. PUBLIC SLRVICiS.
Will the proposal have as effect upon., o. result in a need
for new or altered government serVides:
a. fire protection? ✓�
b. Pblide protection?
c. Schools? x.
d. Parks or other recreational faci.11ti,as
e. Kkintenance of publi;a facilities, including; rbaisT .. �,..
f. Other governmental vlervices? +C, .
1.5.
ggBgry. Will the proposal result in;
YES tAAYIIF. No
a, Use of ;substantial amounts of fuel or energy?
b, substantial increase in demand upon exipting sources of energy, or
regkiize the development of new sources of energy?
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MYLIMS. Will the p oposai result in a, need for new systemsy or
substantial alterations to the followings
a. bower or natural gas?
b, Communications systems?
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cw Vater availability?
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d. sewer or septic systems!
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e, Storm water drainage?
f. solid `caste and disposal?
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ift3tIA7i "HEALV, Will the proposal result irs;
a4 Creation of any health 'hazard or potential hazard (excluding Inental
health)?
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,. Exposure of people to potential health.hazards7
18,
AFsTi 'ISS. Will the propose.l result in the obstruction of any scenit
vista or view open to the public) of will the proposal, result in the
creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to public view!
-19.
M—PMATION, Gill the propC.al result in an impact upon the quality or,
quantity of existing recreational opportunt"e,Y
20.
CM*D'IRAL RESOURCES:
a, Will the proposal result in the alteration or destruction of a
prehistoric or historic archaeological site.?
b, Will Yha proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effects
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to a prehistoric or historic building) strurtura nr object?
.Y
c, Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change
which would affect unique ethnic cultural values?
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d, mill the proposal restrict +existing religious or sacred 'uses within
the potential impact area?
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DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL, EVALUATION AP # 61-48-28
1b,c,3b: There will be some disruption, displacement, compaction and overcovering of the soil
resulting from road, driveway and homesite construction. The disturbances resulting from the
construction of the main road will be lessened by the fact that it will follow an existing old
railroad grade. However, construction of driveways.. may require substantial, earth movement
depending on the homesite locations. The overcovering resulting from the construction of four
(4) bonzes is not expected to be significant. Some increased runoff can be expected as a result
of roar! compaction; vegetation removal, and overcoverir,ig.
le,3c: The erosion potential for the soils on site is high. Some erosion may occur as a result of
soil_ disruption and vegetation removal. Disrupted soils should not be left exposed during the
rainy season. Culverts should be installed wherw roadways cross natural drainage channels and
rock or other energy dissipating devices should be installed below the outfalls especially where
substantial amounts of water have been accumulated by roadside ditches.
1h All of Butte County is within a Moderate Earthquake Intensity Zone VIII Thv., subject
property is located approximately 2-1/2 miles east of an inferred fault lying under lake Oroville
that is dr ,ociated with the Cleveland Hills fault system which supported the 1975 Oroville
earthquake. Construction of buildings to Uniform Building Code standards for seismically active
areas should provide adequate protection to occupants in case of seismic activity.
4b; This area is considered sensitive for rare and endangered plant populations. Fritillaria
eastwoodias is potentially found in the area, but is not considered rare or endangered in Butte
County. The vegetation on site is of the Chaparral and Oak -Scrub communities. Factors used
to ioredict the occurrence of the plart were; known locations, upper elevation limits, and
associated plantcom;nunities. Occurrerice of the plant on site is considered unlikely but possible.
5ai Development of homesites may result in the relocation of resideiil wildlife species onto
surrounding open lands. Wildlife could be lostfrom the area permanently should these adjacent
lands be at their maximum wildlife -carrying capacity. Species ,tolerant of man's presence will
usually return to rLn area subsequent to construction. The more sensitive animal species will
relocated from the area permanently:
5ba The area to the north, south and, west of the subject property along Lake Oroville is
identified
rarand endanhabitat
for the
Bald Southern
to wand Eagle and the Peregrine Falcon, both of which
winters in the Lake Oroville area before` returning to
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the higher elevations to nest; Nesting pairs are also known to be resident at the lake, No raptor
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nesting was observed on side during a previous s4rvey: Raptor nest sites usually occur in canyon
areas with difficult access and therefore nest: sites may occur within the property's boundaries.
Sc; Domestic animals will, be introduced into this 'remote area,
,. proposal, and especially habitat in a area; Mand divisions, will contribute to the
5d This p an subsequent further
increased deterioration of wildlifea area is important migratory winter
deer range, The area to the west and southwest along Lake OroVille is also prime habitat for
the Bald. Ez -le (refer to iteral5b).
13a,c. Increased traffic will
occur in an area where there is presently very little
traffic use. Bell
Ranch Road which provides access to the parcel from Y.Iwy°162, has been improved some what
by previous parcel maps. However, not all existing lots have been improved. The traffic
generated when all lots are occupied with residences will result in deterioration of the road.
Residents of these parcels being created by this map will have to enter into a road maintenance
agreement.
14a.: 13he project F located within a high dire hazard area and is densely covered with brush.. The
nearest fire station is the seasonal }station located at Harts Mill approximately 2-1/2 miles to the
north. There is a volunteer station 10 miles away at Rockefeller Road and a -year-round station
12 miles away at Kelly Ridge. Butte County's current. financial situation has made future Couniy
funded fire protection uncertain. Currently; there is a $200 per lot water tender fee that is
collected. However, having truck and water available may be useless if personner are not
availabiu to man the equipment. Additional fire mitigation measures maybe ;necessary.
14b: The Butte County Sheriff's Department is at minimum staff. Residents in rural :areas
should not expect routine patrols and responses are usually limited to emergency si'mations only.
This is a countywide impact ;and is not readily m'mtigated,
14c,d.e,f: There will be an incremental increase for all governmental services.
16c: The source for domestic water is potentially limited.
16d,17a: Soil cond;tions and steep sloping terrain limit the area which is suitable for leach field
placement. Spec fir PAI tests may be required to determine the suitability of the area for sewage
disposal purposes. Sewage disposal requirements are the ultimate limiting factor in any actual
land division.
20a The subject property is Located in an area of high archaeological sensitivity. An
archaeological sur voy of the property was performed for consideration of an earlier project (now
expired), that survey indicated the presence of several archaeological sites in the immediate area.
Mitigation me.sures regarding the archaeological sites were recommended in that previous survey
(see copy attached). In speaking to the Northeast Information Center at Chico State U'nive'rsity,
it was determined that none of the identified sites are located within this projects boundary,
Archaeological clearance is recommended,
Suggested Mitigation Measures
1„ Provide culverts under roads or driveways that cross natural 6rainage channels. Place
rock rip -rap brother energy dissipating devices below drainage out falls,
1. All road and, driveway construction is to be completed, including drainage structures,
surface ditching, etc., between April 15 and November 15,
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1 Placa: a note on the final map that states: "All construction shall cease should any
prehistoric or hiytorie artifacts be 'utt►earthedi A qualified archaeologist shall be
retained to examine the site, and appropriate mitigation measures instituted."
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