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,ANIJINC' COMMTSS"ION SUMMARY�.��rn� I�E'T
APPLIC, Joe Go Lag ;x€8:3-03-08-02
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ADDRESS :04 Box 798, Paradise, CA. _ 95969
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PROJEGTDESCRIPTSON Variance to minimur� dot sizedi
three lots ; 2 `@ 3.0 acres and 1 @2.B 'acresi n an area
XXRRORIRT1 ZONED T9_3 LOCATED` on the west side of Coutolenc Ro4d,
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1 mile north of SkyWay,
ASSESSOW S PARCEL NUMBER
IDENTTPIEA AS AP 65-22-Q4
GEN. PLAN PROJECT CONSISTENT? — CTTY ,De Sabla
3/8/83
TATE APPLICATION RECEyVED --
in I 5 37 81ack 0` ive D Paradise Ca 95969
En i eer� Hamby S ve
DATE REZONING PETITION SIGNATURES CHECKED PERCENTAGE'
DATE LEGAL DESCRIPTI;.ON PREPARED OR CHECKED
.CATION NOTICE WRITTEN aF �� .,moi` �=, � '� PIIBLISHED
DATE PUBLI ' '
DATE :DISPLAY AD PREPARED' _: —~�} PUBLISHED_
PLACE NEWSPAPER NOT ICE. (S), PUBLISHED 0. C. ) G. B.
DATE MAILING LIST PREPARED
NUMBER
3 MAILED. .�
NOTICE.5 WRI ____�.------.
DATE MAIL-'qU'I` WRITTEN
ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE PILED
DETERMINATION`
AND DATE X', NEGATIVE? DECLARATION DATE ADOPTED
ENV. IMPACT a,POAT - DATE CERTIFIED
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COMMISSION' liBAkING DATES- f
COMMISSION ACT ION
BOARD ACTION
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ORDTNANCE(S) ADOPTED.
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COMMENTS
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Pursuant to the provisions of the Zoning Ordlnanc.e, of the County, of Butte and the special
�rcontlittons seg fowth below; .:
It hereby granted a Variance
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'in occordance with,Applicotion Medt _to iigw_' �� 'I ;
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SPE GONDIT'IONS,
ave els slxall -'bp Ore&to:d puVrMAnt: t O the rel,�xa
Chapter 20 of t 1je Butte Ceun'i yhod e and tho
30d'iVisiollMP filet. �m
Au)a ,Y:Ia0ts : x� t'.e4 shall havo ft4 . te, a.�r�ea t" +~�l���y �+��j� �h�
'xl.iwv u�abli lewd (1j gposct1 avea re�,uivoilontrs s and bav« an
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I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that 1;,,h', ave read Ah e foregojrig.conditfons,
that they aro` 'fn fact the d6bditi`ons. vvlaich were imposed upoy the,qrgrltfng, ofthisvai iarice,
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APP ` I Icnt
NOTE; Issuance, of'this var`iar)ce ifoes not walve requirerTent of nbtainrig Building
and Health Department" permits before starting construction; nor does it waive
any other requirements.
CC: Heaith Department
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Departtne,'ht of Public Works u'
F')Ce Department' - "� hajrman of,,al�nnfi a ,omotlsslon
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Ihit UCTIONS TO VARIANCE APPLICII,
ISTRIBU'TION 'LI"ST FOR REV�;d RMISTS
✓ County Public Works
IRRIGATION WATER
✓/�r County Env. Healthggs-
ridley Water Dist.
City of Biggs
��_ Butte Water Dist.
-— City of Chico
-%� Durham Irr: Dist.
City of Gridley
Orovi1le-Wyand. Irr. Dist.
City of Oroville
r/Paradise Irr. Dist.
T�. Town of Paradise,
` 7 Richvalo Irr, Dist.
County
-7r� Table'Mtn. Irr. Dist,
'tate Transportation Dept:;
T. Thermalito Irr: Dist.
UUKMI,C WATER
RETRTATION FACILITIES
Berry Croek Water Co.
-Co.
Ch'ico'Area Rec. Park Dist.
Area Rec, & Park Dist.
Bloomer Mtn. Mutual Water
Durham
Brush Creek Estates
"`7—" Feather River Rec. & Park Dist:.
Butte Water District
"7 Paradise Rec. & Park Dist:
—7— CA Water Service Co. (Chico
%� Richvaile Rec. & Park Dist.
urban area & part of OroVille);
State,Parxs & Rec: Dept.'
1 Del Oro Water Co,.
State Fish & Game Dept.
(Paradise Pines')
Feather Falls (LoUisiana
SCHOOL DISTRICTS
Paoific)
/ Biggs Unified
/ Forest Ranch Mutual
%7 Butte Community` College
-'%— Gran Mutaal Skansen Sub.)-'
Butte County Sup., of Schools
7—"
7 Green Acres #Glenwood Dr. -Chico)
CA State University, Chica
_TGridley Farm Labor Camp
Chico Unified
—`7�
Lake Madrono Water D1'st,.
Durham Unified
v'/✓ Magalia Co. Water Dist.`
Feather Falls Union.
` - Merry Mtn. Mutual (Chipper
.'_.� Golden' Feather Union
Mills)
Y % 'Gridley Mott
J Mulberry Water (S,E Chico)
'7- Gridley Unio-0
'Oroville
Northweeds Mutual (Forest Ranch)
7 Elementary
Ramirez Water
Oroville Union Nigh
Springs of 'Living Waters
Palermo Unified
t1n ,
"!T—
(R11chardson Springs)
Palermo
alermo Union
i Stirling Cityr
WT� Pioneer Union
f (Diamond International)
The rmalito Union
Vista 'Mutua'l (Durham)
COMMUNITY—SERVICES"
SEWERS
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. , Lime Saddle Cojnm. Serv. Dist.
ha vie 5anitaryDist
J Ric.
DRAINAGE
1 ti. Burbank'' Pub.' Utility Dist'.
/ BI'utte Creek Drainage Dist.
(S.Orovi1.1 &Kelly Ridge)
EL�CTRI'.CAL POWEtZ.
% Skansen Sub. (CSA 21)
/✓ Pacific Gas & Electric
Sterling City Sealer 'Maine. Dist.
FIRE PROTECTION
i Thermalitn Irr. Dist", (CSA 2"6)
_ E1 Medio Fire Protect. Dist.
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
c'ou"nty Fire Department-/
State Water Resources Dept.
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State Division of Forestry .
�%'� U.S. 'Forest Service
MOSWITO ABATEMCNT DISiWIGTS
t1.5. Bureau of Land Management;
Durham; Orovilleow_,t3utte County
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POLICE.:PRQTGCI'ION
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,State _Highway Patrol
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ounty Sheriff.
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(WI P-it.e of tyma tri spsc Prov .ded &' retu'rd, thy. sheet.)
APPEtTAI):'
E 1V'IRoNMENTAL CHECKLIST. FORM
(To be completed by Lewd Agency)
8n hog 80-04-29-01,
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$ACKGROU►QD ,
i. Name of Proponent M. W. Balken
and Phone Num er of Proponent:'.;
2.' Addxess
Star Route, Coutolenc Road
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Ma a is CA 95954
3, Date o£'aheoklist Submitted
4 Agency Requiring Chec.lci'ist
5 :Ns.me of Proposal, I app7ica a Geeral Pian Amendment
- and Rezone AP # G5-23
>I. ENVIRONMENTAL IIRPACTS
Ex lanations o£ all {►yes'{ and "maybe" answera are
required
an attached sheets . 7; I
YES, MAYBE NO
1. Earth. WI -11: the prdposal result in s'%gnificant :
r a, Unstable earth_ conditions or in
in substruc.tur,es?
change's geologic_
b. Disruptions, displacements, com-
o£ the soil?
paction or orrertaver"ing
c, Change in. topography or 'ground sur-
removal of
,
£ace -relief features or
topsoil?
d� Destruction, covering or modiO
tion of any unique geologic or
`.
physical ;features? ---
e. Incraase 1n hind or watez erosion.
off the sire?
of spxls; eit=her on or
£. Changes in depositionr, aerosion
o£" beach -sands, or: chafges in 81, t, A,
tion, deposition, or erosion Which`
may `rnodi.£y the channel of a "river` ax
stream or. the .bed of the. ocean
}r inlet" or la
o$soagriculturall 'prop '
prime Y
ductive :soi�.5 out's;de designated
;
urban areas,
Appendix E "pa$e
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YES MAYBENO
h.
Exposure of people'or property to
geologic hazards such as earthquakes;
-lands lide'a, 'mudslide's, ground; .failure-,
hazards?.
or similar
2, it. Will the proposal result
a;
Substantial deterioration of
.
ambiera or local air .quality?
.
b,
The creation of objectionable
odors, smoke or fumes?
'= c.
Significant alteration of air
movement, moisture or temperature9
or any change in climate,' either
locally or regionally?
3. Waiter,
tri] l the proposal result-' in,substantial:
a,
Changes in currents, or the course
or direction of water movements?
b�
Changes in -absorption rates, drainage
patterns, or the rate and' amount of
surface water runoff?c'
c,
geed for offsite surface drainage
amprov'ements, including tiegetaLion>
channelization Or culvert'
instal: at3.on7
! ;
AJte,rations to the courso or Plow
of, flood. waters?
e4
Change in the amount ,of surface
tooter in any water body?
f,
Discharge into surface waters, or
in any,, al'erat l ort of surface
water quality, including but'oot
� '
limited to :temperature, dissolved
6X or
go .turb.id'ity1
g.
Alteratlon of the direction or
`o.f
ra-te of � flour ground caaters?
h,
Choingoi in the quantity or'��ality
of ground wa.ters', either through
direct additions or withdrawals,.
or through xnterceptio`n of An
X
a5uifer by cuts or excavations?
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XES MAYBE,
i . kiduction in e atounb: of water ;
otherwise' ay. a1, ,ib1 , �A for public
;
to,st,er supe] ie?
Exposure of pfosale or property
to grater 7,ela epi hazards such as.
4., Plant", Life. will ,tie pro0 al result
'
3W Sd6SF.Ant,,),.al,.
a. ILO sss 6, If, ileg�etation,)r change its :the
dive�.sit<y of.srpegi(,,.3 or, number
of any Spec 1,e-s of:o;'arGs (including
tree,5� bhrtibk., grasw�; Crops,
midzofAota aril aq ,.,Zuc plants ?
Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, =Vprur ex d.angbred species
c. Introduction Of I-Wv. species of
plant's. intLU aa', area, o in a barrier
to ;the normYl, ti;eplenishmentof
existing; spc=, �; s7 .._, •�.
d.' Redudtion in acreage o.£ any agii--•
rulttiral, crop?
5,. Animal :life.. WilI the proposal 'result
`
n substantial:
a Change ri the diversity of species
ornumbpts of y anspecies of
an mals,:61rds, land animals
including reptiles, fish and shell=
g sor
fish, benthic or ani sm� insects
microfa?
b Redudtion of ttie ,;novo, e�,;s of any
unique, mire` or endangered spec e'
of.animal'c
c, Introdut.tion of meta .species of
enimal an area-or, result' in
a barrier to the 'migrai-ian' or,
maYemen of. atnimals?
"Rectudtinn of encroachm1 6ht upon';
detericirabion to ex szin fist qr
wl. diEe haba tat? `
Appendix
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YRs MAYBE
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Moi � Will the proposal result in
substantial, d
a Increases i,ri noise levels? .._ .. ....»
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b. Pvposure of peopl;,e to severe no: se
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Ligand Glare» Will the proposal
light
produce siginicant or glare?,
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Land Use» C+la.1 . `the proposal, result
in a sip ifXaant':
;
a» Al'terat'ion of the planned land use
of an area, or establish a trend
which will demonstrably lewd to.ssach,
�a
alteration.?`
b, Conflict witl'i uses on adjoining`
proper ties; or o nflict with
es abl-chod.reereati.onal, educd-
tional, religious or sc;ientifxc.
us as oan _a.rea7'
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Natural. Resources. 14ill the proposal
w su t in subatantiaL
a;» Demand for, Or incxease in the tate`
of use `of any natural resources?
b, Depletion o any nonrenewable
natural re,eurce7
(�.
Risk of Upset.» Does ;, the proposal.
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involve a risk of an expa asior� ar
the release of hazardous substances
3ncluda.ng bu got Limited., ro,
pest3:eide§4 chemicals or radiation)'
ar► the event of; ati soca dent ox upset
cond�.tions� �-
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P'o �u�latian Wi17, , the proposal
r
s7 gni :scantly after she Oda 'j&M
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di.strabutiond.ertsitjt� ar growth.
,
xate of t'h� human populntion of at?, '
area. 0: sioall divide" an
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o utiit 7
S tab 3.slxe.d c mm Y
! l2, liausin will flee pxopgal
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si n1 icantly' effect Oki$t ng'housing;
ozgcxeate a demand for acditiottal
hour tng.7
YES MAYBE
N0'
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Transportat16n/Circulat16nj .''Will <the
propos-- al result i'li
a. Generation. of substantia] additional
. dh;i.cular , movement?
ii. Significant effects on existing
parking facilities, or, demand for
new parking?
c. Substantial impact upon existing
` 1
transportation system,-,?
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d. Significant alterations to present
patterns of circulation or movement
of people and/Qr goods? _
e. Alterations t -.,.waterborne; rail or
air traffic?
f, increase in "traffic hazards to motor,
vehicles; bicyclists or pedestrians]
14.
Public Services; Will the proposal have I
an effect upon, or result in a substantial
need for new or. altered governmental
services - in" any oft he following ;areas :
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a: Fire; protection?
b. Pollee pr.crtect3ori?'
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C. S C:hO 01 S?
d.Pa rlcs or othex',.recreational
faci li,ties? _
e.Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f. Other governmental services?
7it1'the proposal result in:
a. lite of substantia al. amounts of fuer
or energy
b. ":Subs' antial 'increase. iti demand up ri''
existing sources of,"energy, or
require the the of ries
sources of energy?
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iJtilities . x,4 11 the praposai result
n a ne, T"far new 's si:.ems, 0 sub-
stantial al,'terations to ttie folioaing
u.til;ities:
Appendix I'
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YES` MAYBE NO
a. Power or natural gas?
bP CammunicatiUns systems
c. Water?
d. Sewer (will trunk line be. extended,
providing capacity to serve new
development) ?
e.- Starm water drainage?
17,
Human Health, Will the proposal
result in;
,
a. Creation of any healthr hazard or
potential health hazard: (excludin
mental healthy?
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b, Exposure of people L -o potential
health hazards?
18.
Solid Waste. Wil r1 the pr.aposal result'
an any s a.rn
Xficant pa;ct s as, sociat.ed'
with sola.d wastedisnosal Or litter,
con.,
A.esthetc's: COill the proposal result
in, th o txuctiori of any public
designated or recognized s�^enic `vista;`
open to the publ'Ici or will the
proposal ; reSUlt, in, the ci eation of an;
des th�ticaliy offensive site open to
public" view'?
20b
"Recreation.. Will .the proposal >^esult
in an impact, upon Clic quality of '"
quantity 'of existing public recraa=
tion facilit.ies.?
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�rcheolo ,cal%;i�storica,l. G1 ll the
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p>;oposa7 `zesu tin ark iteration of
a sib nifa cant ,archeolOgled or
historical site, sructire; objecC
or building.
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�+Iandatoi T'i.ndi.n 's of Sn i ance'
a. Does the p>:oject LL Have the potential
l.o .degrade the duality of the
environments 'substantially reduce
the f�°abitat of a i3 sh or `wildli £e
�
species, .cause af.1Iax.wi] dlio
pepulat 'ri to ca op belota self
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YES. MAYBE
NO
sustaining Levels, threaten to.
eliminate a plantor animal cdm-
u ex 0 restrict
.m+unity;, r"educe the nmb
the range of a rare or endangered
plant or animal or eliminate important
eXamples of the ma'6r periods of
California history or pre
if y ,p
b;. Does the project have the, potential,
achieve short term benefits to
the detriment of publicly :adopt,ed
long-term, environmental goals?
c. Does the project have "impacts which
Ate individually limited, but
cumulatively considerab"le? (a project
may impact on two. or more separate
resources where the impact on :each
resouroe is, relatively small, }gut
,
where the effect of the total of
those impacts on the environment is
significant . )' _---
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d. Does the project have environmental;
effects which will cause substantial
adverse effects on iuman beingst
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either rectrly, or indirectly?
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XZ1- DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
Project DeSCription
1.
Type of Project: Aerreral"Plan Amendment and Rezone. S
2,
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Brief Descripflon: Modific.ati m of General Plan fr I om ('timber.
Mountai n to Agri cul turah-Rest demi a'1 , a.nd, Rexone from' ,
TM -10 to TM -5; of 10.34 acre property.
3
Location.: West side of Coutolenc Road, 300 feet north of '
Ponderosa Way, 2 mile north of The Skyway, north of
Paradise arid. Magalia.
4
Proposed Density of Development 5 acre homesites.
5
Access and IVeares,t Public Road(s): Existing access via Coutolenc
Road (road frontage) and two gravelled roads.
6.
Method of Sewage 'Disposal:' On-site septic -leach field systems:
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Source of Water Supply: Wells.
8
Proximity of` Power Lines: Adjacent along Cout'olenc Road.
g
Potential for further land divisions and development: Two 5 -acre
parcels; one additional honipsite. ('N -e: The additional
homesite would be located on more gentle terrain since the
steeper' area has an existing residence.)
Environmental Setting
ho
Terrain
a. General Topographic Character: Moderate sloping forested
terrain,on periphery of Paradise Ridge above Magali'a Renervorr
b. Slopes:
Gentle to moderately steep, in northern portion
to -95% in southern and southwestern portion:
C. Elevation: 2325 to 2475 feet A.M.S.L,
d.' Limiting: Factors: Steeper terrain in-southe11
rn portion.
2.
Soi is : Ai ken "c1 a,v 10amn, a ,deep ��we1 l -drained soil c'ontai?ni ng '
socias coarse fr'agm'ents.'
a. Limiting FacItors: Proximity of Ma galla Reservoir.
3.
Natur61 Hazards of the Land
a. `Erosion Potentials' Mr 0d
b. Fi re Hazard: High
4.'
Hydrology -Drainage: Site drains south-southwes"t into Litt�� r
Butte Greek and Magalis Reservoir, a domestic Water supply,
located' downslope `with in -- mi10 to the west.
a, annual Rainfall (normal°j: 7in
.0 ches.
1^, Limiting "Facto"rs: Prox "mity� of hlagali�a Reservoir.
5,'
Visual/S,1q n1,c Quality: Hugh. �_'
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6. Vegetatfoni,Typical Transition'Life Zone containing pine and oal�,
with .some undergrowth of Ma;r7zanita. (Commercial Timber
Site rating = -3 on a scale of 1 to 7)
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Appendix" page 8 of g
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III. DIs:CUSS%ON 7OF ENvIRONMErNTAL EVALUATION (continued),
3.
On-site disposal will occ11 ur on Tand just upslope from,Maga'1ia
supply. However, potential, likelt'
Reservoir,, a dom stac water
development sites are not located, in immediate proximity to th.e
lake, and. an existing residence is located on a site nearest to
of the property. pistances from
the lake, on a' steeper area
the property to the re.servoi r, /[abo feet to 1466 feet, are great
from groundwater contamination.
enough to;protect the reservoir
According to Vernon E;asd'enof the Paradise Office of' the
the is adequately deep and
Environmental health Department; soil
5 -acre
suitable for this propo ed density
reasonably
of,deve1o.'pment, and sufficiently far enough from Magalia Reseevoir.
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4.-
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Development of the property will require some removal of trees.
thou'gh limited for- 5 -acre parcels, Considerable tree removal
may be necessary if the maximum number of potential parcels
the A e3 laird Use designation is
under -i
achieved; 4'a)
5.'
This "General Plan Amendment and Rezone may s.et a ,gro►dth-inducl.ng
This if approved would
precedent in this arearIproposal,
establish an "island" of Agricultural -Residents a1 nand and of
Currently,
TM -5 lend in a miniMally-developed, outlying area.
and east of Magal i a Reservoir. s de'si gna,ted
the, eni~i re area north
Timb.ej�, Mountain. Z.oni'hg i,n the area is predominantly TM -10,
A lami'ted area of TM' -5 exists
TM -0, TP -16Q, and; P - Q• small,`
1,On0 feet to the south near Maga;lia (.just north o.f The Skyway
Coutolen'c Road inter`sec`tion). (g)
d.
Residential development and`popu'iation growth will occur in an
icularly if maximum development under the
oatlyin'g ar.ea,, par
Agricultural-Residentia'1 n occurs. This may designatioincrease
public service demands in a-ru�'43 area. ( 1, 12, .14)
The above environmental' impacts should 'not be substantial if
homesite potential
de Velopment is iimited to the one additionzl
UnderTM'-5 zoning. The; The preced,eht-setting nature
of the ro 9sal,is a land use planning ton ider'ation; important
P P.
development patterns that ultimately
determining area - wide
become, est.ablitshed'.
Appends X F::!*!,. page' Sb of 9
58-13-J.3
58-13-45, 47
58-13-45
o- S. & K, Sosnoff
W. & B. A: Bryon
Loren Bryon
P.O. Box 383
1815 Dean RI
853 Hemlock St.-
Chico , Ca . 95,922
Paradise , Ca ,; 959b9
San Carl os, Ca : 94070
65-22-1
65-22-3
6`5-22-04
Dept af` Vetelrans Affairs
R. S. P� C. J, Williams
D. F. J: R: Gilbert
Joe Fc Gail `Gozx:a
14245 fi'onte 'Calle Ln.'
1642 Arch St. _
Rt. 3 Box' 133
)�fagaIia, Ca 959-54
Berkeley, Ca.. 94'09
Chico, Ca. 959'2'6
65-22-5
65^-224'
E5 -23-01
G:, J. & J. V. Carroll'
H. E. & 7. L. Johns=on
S & D. L..Intermi1T
PA—Box
Box 387'
14248 Monte CaT a Ln .
-$tar Rte . • Couto°l enc
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Ma; alia Ca: 95954
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Ma, alfa,Ca: 9595
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f aga11 a, Ca . 9.5954
65-23-3 _
65-23-d
6523=5
Harold Murray
F. N: & A. A. Handsh
h1. �J, & R. F. Bal ken
P.O. Box 785,6240
Clark Rd,
Stat^ Rt: Coutolenc Rd.
Paradise, Cu , 95969
Paradise, Ca . 9596`9
Magal i a , ,Ca . 95954
M: W. 8.61 ken
65-22-04
14131 Coutolenc Rd.
Magal ia, Ca9595rr
Hamby Surveying Inc:
kk 5437 B1 ac;k 01 .ye Dr.
65-22-64
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Paradise, Ca.' 959,69
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TO BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
STAPF FINDINGS - May 19,
1983
APPLICANT:
Joe Gozza
OWNER:`
Same
REQUESTS
Variance to: minimum lot sate dividing 8.`80
lots ; 00 acres,, 36 00° acre
acres into 3 3.
and 2:'8 acres in a 3 acre minimum zone.
APL
SIZE:
8.80 acres
LOCATION:
On west side of Coutolenc. Road;, 1 mile
north of Skyway, DeS'abla.
EXISTING; ZONING*.
TM- 3
ZONING IIZSTURY:
Zoned TM-1Q, Octobe� 15, x0,14 ;(Otd.' 1508)
Zoned TM-3, August 24, 1982 (Ord: 2306)
SURROUNDINGgNING;
TM-10,,TM-S; TM-3, TM-2G.:
SURROUNDING LAND USE:
Residences at rural, densities and timber`
uses.,
SITE HISTORY:'
Marcel created by Parcel 1+Iap 42
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recordedAugust 9, 19'%2..
GEIVERAI, PLAN' DESIGNATION:
Agricultural-Residential
APPLICABLE REGULATIONS:
Government`Code Section 6$906 and Butte
Ctituity Code Section 24-49
CQ� MENTS 'RE C.EIVEll.':
Dept: o xc' A'grks s` " Currently there is aii appxo.ved tentative
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parcel map or t ►e a Dire :me;ntioned parcel Condition atzmbex 13 reads
"Ail parcels shall �be 3 acres
Gross) minimum to comply with the
hzori.1 g:"
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Tho Environmental health ,Dept:
and the Butte .C?urtty tire, Dept;. had no
object'ioris or comments` of}ter
,
than tho conditions listed, t�elotJ:,
ANALYSIS:
t , ;.
This is a re.c}.est,; ,for a vara.anc
':axce'1` s� ze�,
a to the. 3 acre'-minimum,p _
regttxre hent o C the TDf-3 zone.
The parcel 'nap that cxe,ated this parcel
'TM-3
shows an acreage 'b£ �`. 1 acres.
- }U}ieri the ; prop'Orty Was rezoned to.
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