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HomeMy WebLinkAbout066-360-026' <. � 1 f � . � �: � • � r i .f''` � + 'moi. I'/�I � y 3' NN NOTICE TO APPLICANT VARIANCE Ordinance No. 1333 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING 01,IDCNANCt NO. 475, KNOWN AS VIE BUTTE COUNTY ZONING ENABLING ORDINANCE 0116.1 VARIANCES from the term's of the zoning ordinance shall be granted only when, because of special circumstances applicable to the property, including size, shape, topography, location or surxoundings, the sttxd, t applipa.tion of the zoning ordinance depraves such property of privileges enjoyed by other property in the vicinity and candor identical zoning classification. Any variance granted shall be subject to such conditions as will assure that the adjustment thereby authorized shall not constitute a grant of special privileges inconsistent tv-th the limitations upon other properties in the vicinity and zone in which such property is situated Any such condition imposed upon issuance of a variance must be reasonably related to the use of the property for which the vari7ndo is requested. A variance shall not be granted for a parcel of property. which authorizes a U80 or activity which is not otherwise e�- prossly authorized by the zone regulation governing the patco of propertry.:i. I ntREBY DECLARE UNDER PENALTY OP PVR,70RY THAT T HAVE READ THE I~OR800ING INSTRUCTIONS AND STATEMENTS AND DNbtASTAND THEIR MEAN= AND CONTEXT - r Data' Applicant r NOTICE TO APPLICANT i, It applicant. Is oil' or than owner, a proof of egenCy must be ;ruppilod in writing In erdorr to legally $1911 the "Application for Use Permit/Valganc�c'". Application shall be oonsidrIl-ed voira if nat slgnrad by ownr'3r or his legal ager:t, 2. All items on application shall be completod, If an Item is not appliouble, Indi- cate by the symbol n/a" 3 Explain briefly yet completely Oho nature of the propos d uaa-Ivarian cp� Thisis very Important and a re ul3lte. 4 Ten copies of a detailed plea" Plan folded t 1W I x i l ""`strrtlf accompany ztnd be made a part of the `-"Appll'cfai tii for Uiza l'prrnit/Varlanece" . The plot plan sha.Il inclu(,o the folp)w°.g. a. A scaled draining Of the parcol(s) boundaries, b. Location of all existing atird proposed bulldings and irnprovellent.w " c. Location and size of existing Bind proposed uau.ress ,o tile, swbjeot parcel(s), d, Identify streets bordering propwty and ltc,ari°y crossroads, P— vide a loca- tion map if necessary. Show North Arrow" .Variance stall. a" l�l� Applicant sh"�tl be�subjectt,ndcrstartd tttrat life "A itc,�zti.on for Use Permit- Variance', a p^al, of lite Boardof Supervisors, Any sutas€:quent�ispecitall conditions p ordered by the Planning Commission shall be made a p,irt of tine approved "Use Permit/Variance"and SIvAl by biruciing ora the applicant G. Unless conditions of approval have been compiled with, in a 011e -year period, the "Use Permit" will be doeniod expired" I hereby declare under penalty cif perjury that l have r6ad the fol -agoing Instructions and Statements and understand their mn,ianing and context. DATED., r � (AppY"E,lwta APPENDIX; D NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRO"NMENTALIMPACT 1. NOTICE 15 HEREBY GIVEN that the Envi ron►itenta,l FILE Review Committee of the County of Butte has reviewed the project described below pursuant 192 75 to the provisions of the California L'nvir4nnten� SEP + tat Quality Act of *1970 (Public Resources Code C1.AlstS,A, NELSQN, County C�a�k Sections 21100.et sect.), and determined that it will not have a significant effect upon the w K MAYDAK »...., 00puyy envi ronment, An environmental impact report wi PX .". not be required, 2. DESCRIPTION 0F. PROJECT: Variance to minimum parcel size to allow a .57 acre parcel: and a .45 acre parcel in an AR--mi4_3 zone, located on the Dri ycorner 'ponderosa onderosa tlay & Nim slaew `Rd. , identified as 66- 36-26, 3. FINDINGS: The proposal is a epl.i.ttinq of existing 'fac,ilities. Star Route Ln , NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT. 7.,017ttATIM C. MILL Magali,a, CA 5595: 5. A copy of the Environmental Review Committee's determination re- g arding, e-garding the environmental effect of this project is available for public inspection at the Butte County planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. Copies thereof will be provided to ally person upon payment by him of a fee of tl.00 for the first page and $,IQ for each additional page. 6, Any person wishing to rontest this Negative Declaration may file a b fild wih the Butte:Cou11tyeP1ann1ng Co written pro- Written protestspecifying Vhe reasons Commission at the test shalle , � )days frnm the date Planning Department office within fifteen (15 If this Negative peclaration was filed With the County C>lerk, written protest is timely filedy a hearing regarding the Negative Declaration will be held by the Planning Commission. Objections may be presented either orally pr in writing at the hearing, 7. If no written protest is timely filedregarding this Negative Dec- laration, the application for the project may be approved without hearing regarding the Negative Declarati-on ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEE DATE. Sept. 27, 1.975 BY Lawrence J., Dawson Di reotor of Planning Apm X C UIAr�l:r cs Lorraine C. Mil,l.ar variance ....P._. �.:..w�N....-- Type cofLjroject Applicant's Name Saar Route AP 66-36-26 Ad4reZ9 Location or Parcel No. agal a, CA 95964 8/25 Date Received YES NO 1. Does the project have the potential to dograde the quality Of the environment,or curtail the rank of the environment (narrow the range of benryi icial user. of the environment?)� 2, Will the pz'o ject cause impacts which aclHieve abort -term, to the disadvantage of 100g -tern, environmental goals? A short-term impact on the environment is one which occurs in a relatively brief, definitive period of time while long-term impacts will, endure well into the future x - 3 Could the project cause Impacts which are individually limited, but cumul;aati welly consi derrabtel? A project may impact on two or more separate resources where the impact On each resource is rel.ativ.tly small. If the efft.ct of the total of those impacts On the en .ronment is significant, an l.JR must be prepared. This finding does not apply to two or more separate projects X whore the impact mf each is insignificant. 4. Could the Pnvironmental effects of the project cause subatan= tial adveir effects on human beings, either directly Or x indirect y? NOTE, if any of the above four findings questions ate answered 111'1.611, the project will be found to have a significant effent on the environment. DETERMINATION 'his project will: not have a significant eft -et on the environment, i A Negetiva Decl-aration should e prepared,the pti,>posal 3.8 rm a splittitiq of ,because Eng 1 g n the environment, This project could a si niticant effect o An ):Ili is required. I NVtRONMENTA , ItRVM COMMITTEE !)ate Sept. 22 r 1975 ___ 6y.. Lawronde C`.. l;,awson _ nJtoctor of Planhing 8�r25/75 LORRP. 8.E8 C. NilrLr Iik AP DETERMINA' IOY RE' SIGNIFICANT sal: EO UN, ENVIR�I,_ N�ENT Lorrain6 Ci Miller, Star Route, lagalia, CA 95954 Applicant's Noma and Address Viaianee AP 66-36-26 8/25/75 r '.� a Of .l'rq "Gt l.ccatid)� dr l�Ar�"r!� t�(d. Type i - Date ltec ;ted i.._.. ..., An environmental impact report is rewired for any project whiCb mAy have a sig- nificant effect (substantial adverse impact) on, the environment. Effects include environmental conseat3onces of both primary and secondary nature. The following questions vliall'he used as guidelines to decide whether to make a negative declaration or ao environmental 'impact report. (It answer is unknown, write "unknown" in yes/nocolumn.) CHECKLIST LOS NO 1: Could the project significantly change present' uses of the project area? (See Notes.) X 1. Does the project signi.ficently conflict Witt) thee gutt:�County General Plan or any element thereof? X 3. Could the project: affect tile, use of a recreational aren? (See Notes,) x 4. Could they project have a substantial and demonstrable neg ative effect on an area or feature of aesthetic value? X 5. Will ,any natural, or man-made features in the project araA which are unique, that ijr not found in other parts sof the County, State, or NAtiony be affected? (See !.yucca.) X b. Witl thb ores jest involve constructton of 'facilities on el slope of 25 percent or greater? X 7 Will the project involve signifteant, Cuts or Pills? X Si Could the project cause substantial flooding, rosion, or siltation? X 9; Will the projects involve totistrucrion of facilities in an area, of geologic haurds? x 10o Could the project; change existing featuxea or involve con- atruetion io special, buil rltnq permtt ,Areas dlr ng the 5acrai- mento River t, tha l"eathr;„` Rivur Ploodway, in any area °at bjedt to inundation, in an area, in close pro�.!.rtity to any river, stress, 16ka, reservoir or natur6l drain °goy cbgt nel? x ils is tilero project vile of to series of c+umulative Action,, 'wisich although individually small$ may as a whole have significant environmental impact? X 12. Could the project 'breach any published nationals stato, dr �n local. 8taniiards relating to solid Wasrre or litter control? 13. Does the pro ject �[:a or the project site nerve JobAoi�tat, 1 1 food soot to nesting places source of water,, etc, for rare or endangered wildlife or fish species? 14. Could the project significantly Affect f:isho wildlife, or plant life or cause substant=ial inter erence with the move- ment of any resident or migratory > ieh or wildlife spocion? .,�.. _,. X 15, .Are there any rarer or endangered plant species in the PV6- 16. Will the project remove aubstanttal amounts of vegetation X including ground cover? r..-. �- 17. Could the project changes existing features °df aka;} of thu region's watercourses or other bodies of water? L6. Could the project result in significant change in the X hydrology of the area? (See Notes.) ....__. 19. Could the project significantly affect the functioning of an X establishedcommunity? (See Notes.) �.-�.. 20. Could the project physically or i >onomically result in the displacement of community residetitss .. 21 Could the project sign,ifi.cerstly Affect an historical or archaelogieal site or its setting? (see Notes.) X 22, Could the taro jert serve to encourage development of presently undeveloped areas or intensify devo.l:upmont of already devel► X oiled areas? ( Sea Notes.) y------ ---^ 23, Are you aware of a subst:aht:ial body of opinion (present or x anticipated) that considers (or will consider:) the project or its effect to he adverse to :the environmeitt? 24 Will the project create new or aggravate existing health hazards? ----- 25k Will,' the project involve the application, use or disposal of potentir,' ly hazardous material; in an amount: surficient to X cause a substantial. adverse ef,fedt? (.See Notes.-) 26, Could the pvoject gelietate significant amounts of dusty x smoka, gas, odors or other air pollutants? 21, Could the project generate SiAll'i.ficant noi"? 28, Could the project cau,sa contamination of a public wat=er supply X system or advarsoly affect gaound water? -. 29. Could the project significantly affect the potential ase, 'Notes.).. , c:xtrddttony or conservation of: a hatrural tOsource? (see �_ 30. Could, the prc ject result ill dolDage to soil capability or Loss of ag,-ieultural land7 ...... 31; Addittoul. rcmat:ks: ; ..: r 71i'k GxCA"1'xZ?N "OR LNVIRQNMENTAL I�l::'v-eM When aPPlication has been made to the Caunty o� Butte for a�proval of a project which is not ministerial. and is not categorically exempt from environmental review rectui.rramenta, the apt)licant is required to submit this addi "i.onal and')licata.on, toc7e ther w n th z fee oS10 '00, to the 8,nvi,ronmental Review Committee, 0/0 the Fl anninrY�iJep`artm�►nt, -7 Qounty Center Drlve, Orovil le, California, Purmuantto Sections 513 and 5C of the County of Butte procedures, for ins' IOMentation of the California t;nvironmental Quality Action of 19 70 . Recui.pt No to APPLICANq' To CQLVL oTL a,rUW Znr Nama & Address Lorraine C. Miller, Star Route, Mggalia, CA 95554 At," No 66-3`6-2-6 I. Projact Deserittion Variance to minimum parcel size to allow a 457 acre parcel and a .45 acre parcel in a' AR-MH-.3 zone. 2. A,,plicant's statu.-, {l.r)cal-wu.al.a.c 5r -nllcY, sttIt-w,3c1;:nc*Y, private firm or irldirri,c.ual.) private individual 3, Funding Sourco (pIt7' etc.) n/a 4 ,ovation, clw�� zerai i.;n (LocaLion map to Ibe provided) on ton rosy Waw ;& Nimsheu Rd.-r Magalia he SE coiner' of. . ande. 5• 4 ..-ct physic;a]. ,�.;sr,�r.f.pr•a,nn of twxe proje, t pro]size; type of tcrraiil, 0utJ',c,ic:i,ricl piiyoicale fzatures; ,etc:_ Total area = l.'02 acre's, 6. Total p j °?o t,. •,� oto t n/a xca � �1 rr 7 Anti�ci.patad ach csul;j)u ASAx yq �y � y '7 {�j /,�5 y jry even �{w. j Y P A4di7 lr ���tR+r. L}!\.4W 4ii �.w•.ncl,.1 dEl t•*Ia'i i,'11.ti,pla.tt, l•,�+Vrt Y hl �L� �L�. +rej�:c:t is to St i-I( es rax phases) � Submit sand biyisi oil i1 Variance is at)Proyed. Simlabur AP "66-36-3 Virginia 'R Chester Star Route Magalia, CA. 95954 AP 66'-X36-05 Milo W & Muriel M Mundt star Route Magalia, Ca;. 95,954 AP 66-36-08 AP 66-36-26 - E. ,3;rudence Diann i Lorraine Miller E a;�,Y�sliew Rd Star. Rt. Star Route / magalia, Ca,. Magalia, Ca. 95954 95959 �4 SAP 66=36-9 AP 66-36--27 Kleo Marso Norman W & Bev Jewett P o Box 11,8171 20 Anchor Drive - San r'rancieco, Ca. + r _ 941.00 � 94565 Ca, i Pittsl,ur h AP66-36-1b Kleo Marso } See abave t AP 66--36-11 I AP 66-36-28 W)b6rt Charles Marso ? J,Ayson D. Turner � 1,658 l0 th AVe i ,� Nimshew Midge San Franciso, Ca Magalia, Ca. u 94,7.00 I 5�9 54 I AP 66--36-1.2 ( AP 66-36-43 I Noriran NI & B L -Archer & AndreW & Marjorie Delia Archer , Luc:keroth 1 `" 610 Donaldson Waytar Routel i Vallejo, CA. 4590 Magalia, Ca. 95954 AP C6W-36-23AYE 66-36--44 Steven H & Nancy A I Catherine Lee t i Kin sbur M g Y � Stan Ro�Kte Star R Otte, Nimsh4ew Rd ; Magalia, Ca 95954 Magalia, Ca. 9595 M AP 66-'6-24 AP 66-36-57 a Rosa Gozza, Norman B & Olga C 6355 aakway ICetcheson ParadiseCa. , 1.09 Shell Drivo 35969 San Clemehta, Ca.- 92672 AP 66-36-25 0 N & Sle.anor'F Ketches son & Scott Keith 6121 No Libby 'Pd Paradise, Ca. 95969 w t tg ., BUTT 5. V!JN. 4 L •4 0.Rt'►4r FYiNG COJ.'1t'LISSO',1.ON 1% VAMANOV, 1 Lor to ini (I Millor - Variance to minimma parcel �..ze mt,yui iviiants tc allow a 0.57 acre payool and an 0. 1; acre 1Yomew3- tv).rnil'A nt) . cae, locfatod cm the sots i0 xei: comex 0' "'� t�.Ponds kosa WiW, and ftynshmo, Road, A.dentii *L ei as AP 66-36-26p Maagal i This; is a► vatimco .raquest to areate two substandard parse 043 in an " Aq-MA-3"atone vhieh has a thromel-acra tdnianuan sixes $action 16' of the Mite County. miabl ng ardla�aanceb Var a not s, states-, _ _ a "Variances £room the wrmv of talo xeaa inq Ordinsli%co ohsall be Ir anted only when, because b- special Circ ota nc a zapp3.imble -t® ' Ste pt pd:vty, includling s;izo shape, topfagva�phy, location or Raurrtounftrxjajjt. tM stle.ach application c:F, the ordinance deprives such ;�gtopevtjt Of ptivi-- a es end®recl by other, x� tt c rY d utader ,f; TL" COUNTY PLAAN.Jr4C, COM41SS ION MT VETT) , o:ctobe.z , 1975 Q. 'VARI ANC> i.. Lorraine C. htil,lOr variance to minimum parcel size» requirements cements to allow a 0.57 »cre parcel and a 0.45 acre parcel in an "AR--141.1--3" (Agricultural3 Residential-Mobile Home* 3-acme tlinjIlli;m) zona, 14DCat,ed on the southeast corner of Ponderoua Clay and Nimshew Road, idellti.fied as AP 65-3.6--25 Magalia Cassette, 76-3-2-13 p Mr. Toussaint read staff fin0in s r. Lawsonhad a had case of larvngitis. FrOP01 °anus ; Lorraine Miller, �;ttxr Route, Magalis, stated that she had male. application for Ser septic, tank permit and paid, for it on . . ,Tune �,ut 1974, that. the permit had bar-r- issued and after tuader,qzotxnnd installation had been made she was refused 'PG&E hookup becauso of the zoning s'wt:Yatic�n. xt Ivas determined that the zoning had been accomplished on March 19, 1974. (193) She later stated that she sinned the "hunt Minnie", =application in order to ctet her utilities hooked up. She said that her mother i.s still living in the mobile home. Cpponentt�.- Nadeno Freeman stated that in August of 1973 when the petition for rezoning of the area was being circulated that the procedure for placing a second living unit on one parcel was explained to Ms t,tiller and that it was Mrs. Freemans belief that Ms. et had signed the zoning petition. She asked, that the variancelbe deni,edter for to grant it, would set a dangerous precedent: Harold J3utler, Star rfute-----tvi.tr':.lew $toado Magalia, asked that the variance be denied, but felt that. be renewed, and also stated that P4p3. Mi ]ler had signed, pplication should her "�iunt Minnie,, a a , p (1'0 .) againstthe zoniJ�g ppla cats on. VL�maJ3utler also s c�l�e: i urther division of such a smalparcel in the 3-acre minimum zone, F The hoaring was closed ani. motion mads; by Commissioner nanford, seconded by ComMi8sioner Gilbert for debt a.l of this variance. The :makes Of the Motion was unable: to make the necessary findings to grant the variance and found t'urther that to grant such a varianc�y would set an Mfortunato precedent throughout the county,. (670) i C4if1n'ss7.C1nOrs C111be rt, ��;Aftfordi Mborek SMi C+t t5r7,i, and Chairman Syl.va. gait r NOES: COMMissioner Catnenr jnd Commissioner The each» Motion The PP applicant tvas apptaised of the appealrbceduro. _F �10.1 A, 75�2037 PUBLICHEARING; �1[ LORRAlNE MlLbli;-'VARlA��CB TO .MlI�lIMi1M PARCEL 51ZB I7�+gUlRI=MEN CORNER OF PONDEROSA WAY AND NIMSHEW ROAD MA MINIMUM `f 11 c owed pu i c w. ori n tr g an the Lorrairis i or req'uesi or to minimumPare 4 8a December 9 1975 parcel sit-. requiremenF to allow o 0.57 acre parcel and a 0,,45 acre parcel in an Aft -MH -3 zone, located en the southeasi corner of Ponderosa Way and Nimshew Road, Magalia (I1-25_75}, was l-eld at this time. Count Counsel and Mrs. Miller's counsel were to meet and bring b�uck a recommendation. Brian Rix, deputy county counsel, scat out the answers to the questions that had been asked. 1) Could the County grant such p variance? Mr,. Ri,< felt that the County , ,��uld not be prohibited from granfing the variance; 2) May the 'Board grant a variance to allow 2 dwellings on a parcel of land. This 01.00 is confined to single family d•,vellings,,3) Availability of an estopple. Under the tricts gNen by Mr. Spruance,Public agencies are subject to estop. es, If the Boord makes the Findings, then a variance could be grantedQ Supervisor Cameron stokad Mat it appears from what counsel has said that the Board rd couldgrantthe variance S'n- 5he mobi la home. The County had made a mistake in g the he permit to dhow tkt: mobile home and the permits. The County had granted the necessary permits and she, had proceeded to place the mobile home on her properly. Mr. Rix stated that a variance to a nnihimum parcel size could be granted if the Board makes the finding regarding size; shape, topography, efcb Supervisor McKillop said this could be accomplished under the ''Aunt Minnie'b=rdinarnce Time. spent discussing 00ion to be 1�ken pervisor Cameron moved that the variance be granted under the conditions self out v Brian Rix, deputy county counsel. Mofion died for lack cif a second,, Supervisor McKillop said ha rad not r•hink that Legally the Board could grant a variance in this area; he did indicaf,. he Wo, id be Yriiling_to give her relief for her cos's and Would go along With re,;hng of the proi ° rtyp On motion of Supervisor Al,,digan, seconded by "upeivi Y 75-1946 PUBLIC HEARING: I.ORRAINE MILLER-VARIANCE TO MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE REQUIRWENT TO ALLOW A 0.57 ACRE PARCEL AND A Q 4¢5 ACRE PARCEL IN AN AR-MH-3 ZONE, LOCATED ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OP ,PONDEROSA WAY & MINSHEW ROAD, MAGALIA. The publi,c hearing on the Lorraine Miller request ror variance to minimum parcel si ze requirement to allow a 0.57 acre parcel and a 0.45 acre parcel in an AR-MH-3 zone, located on the southeast comer of Ponderosa 'Way and NimshewRoad Magolia„ was held as advertised, Herring opened to the public. Appearir►g appeared I. Writ. S ruance attome p yat low,/os representative of Mrs, Milner. Information concerning this request had been given to the Board members in a memo.: This Is riot -a case where a land owner had gone ahead withouP checking with the County officers about whether the use would be permitted. She was issued a septic tankpermit; she negotiated for the purchase of,a mobile home; necessary arrangements were made Far the installation of a We'll and a power pale. Costs For this work set out. She was told that, 4 a mistake had been made and that this was riot a permitted use for that area. The permits should hot have been issued. Mr4 Lawson stated an "Aunt lel;acyarionce had been granted to Mrs: Miller for the placement of the mobile home on this,property. This properry had been permanently he property owners of the proposed since 197-3. He me had been r non the ►tta%I;ng list of no'lices sent out to notify zoning. 2, Mrs. Pronklin Butler, Nimshew Road. She appeared in opposition to the granting of the lot split. This is not a large lot and she did hot feel it should be divided. 3. Nit`s, Nadine'Peeemah, Nimshew Road, Zoning petitions explained She appeared in opposition to the variance. 4. Mr, Jerry Graves, Nimshew Ridge. Spoke in oppos;tion. Mr. Spruance spol{e in rebuttol, purpose of the requested voirlance explained. I•learing closed to the 'public and confined to the Soard. Supervisor Ca mettn said he remembered when Mrs. MP ler was before the Board prev;oudy and the tsoard told her the best route'to take, The mobile home hos been placed on this property. Both Mrs, Miller and her mother t;ve on the property, Supervisor �$ sdor d died moved that the variance be granted for the of split, Motion p for lack of a second. Supervisor McKillop suggested that the matter be rent inued uhf;l CountyCounsel could bring back hit recommendattoh Matter cont;nued two weeks- to be placed back on the ageh& as to What can legallyhe doftc, Ibil. _FAV j� • a, } k '75-2037 PUBLIC 'HEARING- LORRAINE MILLER -VARIAN CaRNR ap PONDEROSA WAY AND'NIM ROAb CE TO MINIMUM PARCEL ;SI;�C fQUIRMt N Tie c 0 e u .rig. _ . MAGALIA +` p is �aaring ant Page 4 C1e Mi or request or variance to ms'nirrturri g 2E�, december 91 197.5 par q . p parcel Size re uirement to allow a 0 57 acre parcel and a tJ 45 ogre parcel in an MH -3 zones located on the southeast corner of ponderosa Way and Nimshew Road, Magalia (11-25-75), was held at this Limen County Counsel and Mrs, Miller's counsel were to meet and bring back a recommendation. Brian Rix, deputy county counsel, set out the answers to the questions that had been asked, 1) Could the County grcht such a variance? Rix felt that the County would not be prohibited frorn granting the variance, 2) May the Board grant a variance to allQw 2 dwellings on a parcel of land This area is confined to single family dwellings, 3) Availability of an est, le. Under the Pp facts given by Mr. Spruonce, public agencies are subject to estopplese If the Board makes the findings, then a variance could be granted, from what counsel has said that t Board could rani the variance for the mobile { he Supervisor Cameron stated that i t appears , g Romeo The County had made a mistako in granting the permit to allow the 'mobile home and the permits; The County had granted the necessary permits and she had proceeded to place the mobile home on herr property, Mrd Rix stated that a variahce to a minimum parcel size could be granted if' the Board makes the findingregarding size sha a g g shape, topography, etc, Supervisor McKillop - said 'this could be accomplished under the !bunt Minnie'bIrdilliaricei. variance be granted under the conditions se ". Supervisor� . _ oved that the Time spent discussing action to be taken b Br Ca Cameron Motion died for lack of a second, deputy tray counsel. "'Supervisor McKillop said he did not think that legally the Board ct, i grant variance 'in this area; he did indicate he would be yelling to give tier relief for her costs and would o aloh with ie.,onrh of the property, On motion of Superyisor Madigan, seconded by Supervisor Richter and carried, the request of Lorraine Miller fol+ variance was denied and refund of the cost of the fees paid for the permits was approved to be refunded: it Was stated that her"Aunt Minnie�ariance has been approved for another year, BUTTE COUNTY Pa A14NING COMMIISSxO1Q MINUTES •- October 23, 1,975 8. Construct the road to ) S L03 standards from Kibler Road to the - ,northerly property line and obtain an encroachment permit from the Paradise Irrigation District. Motion was made by Commissioner Smith, seconded by 'Commissioner I•Ianford, to recommend approval of Maps 1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, n, 1Q, 11 and 12 su}..)Ject. to recommendations as submitted by the Subdivision Committee and finding ,the divisions in compliance with the General Phan. AYES: Commissioners Camenzind Gilbert, Hanford, Moore, Smith, Watson', `Watters and Chairman 8ylva. N%S . None v PWSENT C6=issioner Tl ebnch. Motion carried, Conditions of approval. are: 1.. Pride & Costle, AP 46-X22-15 and AP46-2)4-020 2 lots fronting on E. park Ave, and contiquous with the most easterly boundary of 7i lvor Dollar Fair Ground; Chido; Owner r;izal Mohamed, Bngineer: Pride & Castl. Conditions: 1. doytlopmont on these parcels shall. be connecto6 to the ;A{�n Ci y Of -�.Chl= ,atter, 2, Church of Jesus Christ of LatttG-r ,Darr saints, AP 41-12 730 2 10ts, WOst of Clark Road, north of Campus Dr ve, adjacont to 8atte College, Ertgiheer: Ringel &; AssoC. Conditions. None 3. R, Pierson, AV 36--2. -49, 2 lots, north of Oro-Llango.r rtwy. and west of Wyandot-to-toners Vanc7 Road, Oroville. I1ngineer: Craves & Geddis Cmditions w 75-1946 PUBLIC HEARING: LORRAINE MILLER-VARIANCE TO MINIMUM PARCEL SIZE REQUIREMENT TO ALLOW A 0,57 ACRE PARCEL AND A 0.45 ACRE PARCEL IN AN AR-MH-3 ZONE, LOCATED ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF PONDEROSA WAY , MINSHEW ROAD, MAGALIA. The pu , is Baring on the Lorraine Miller request for variance to minimum parcel si M requirement to allow a 0,57 acre parcel and a 0.45 acre parcel in an AR-MH-3 zone, located on tlt,e southeast comer of Ponderosa Way and Nimshekv Road, Magalia,,, was held as advertised. Hearing opened to the public. Appearing: appeared 1, Wm. Spruance, attorney at law,/as representative of Mrs,, IVMiller Information concerning this request had been given to the Board members in a memos. This is not a case where a land awrter had gone ahead without checking with the County officers P about whether the use would be permitted. She was issued a septic tank permit; she negotiated for the purchase of a mobile home; necessary arrangements were made for the installation of a well and a power pole. Costs for this work set out,, She was told that a mistake had been made and that this was not a permifted use for that area, The permits should not have been issued. Mr. Lawson stated an "Aunt I4inne,�''pa%ari'ance had been granted to Mrs. Miller for the placement of the mobile home, on this property. This prope0y had been permanentl Property ad been on the mailing list of notices sent out to notify y zoned Sii7Ce 19i3, Her name h theowners of the proposed zoning, pp . the granting 2. Mthe lot splin it. �uThisrr, Noma hew Road. 5lie appeared in opposition to divided, p, a large Int and she did not feel if should be 3. Mrs. Nadine Freeman, Nimshew Roud. Zoning petitions explalned She appeared in opposition to the variance, f 4. Mr,, Jorry Groves, Nimshew Ridge, Spoke in opposition, 0 I� ppoit_..ion. Mr. Spruance spoke in robutfal, purpose of the requestedvariance explained. Hearing closed to the publ c and cenfinod to the Board. Supervisor Ca rneron said he remembered when Mrs. Miller was before the E„ard previously and the 'Board fake, The mobile home has bei p y told her Pl1e best route to placed on this property, Path Mrso Miller and her mother live On theipropertyi Sv ervisor Cameron moved that tl,e p variance be granted for the lot split. Motion discussed, died for lack of second` Counsel could bring :back` hi pre omme d that the n1cltter be continued until Ca►anty Supervisor McKillop su este + .dation p the agenda aS to what %an Metter continued two weeks to be laced back tiri g legally 'be ��� . �� SLir►e+x'�j`� a G7�5 ��. t1t�'�®� :� A .3cva til e r 2 9 � "� ,G a. K.Lxi±aRv WRXNIN�; C, VA+RX.Suv . o »R7P 66-36-426., to 'Inihiimm paLtael si :e to allow a u57 p1d7re Patool aid a 45 acre p4rdel in an AR -POI -3 Zone # located on the SB corner pit Ponderosa Way & Nim6hew Rd. Mr. Tousasaint stated 'thAt his department had not yet been able to vevriew the application or 'thin szito and reque.oted that this itev be continued for cans veek. 14re Planoty also suited ho had bacon unabia to view the applioAtion Or site EWMINUTns 9/8/75 I • I�I3� ", Ri LOPI=XL4, C V'ARXANCVd AV 66-36i.-260 to Mifti u n parcel mizo to allotT, .57acre PataOl and a .45 acre_ parcel in all AR -WI -3,, zone, IOC-at0d oan tato 5P corner of Ponderoaa WAy IqJ Mshew Rd. Mac�aia. Mx. Pan&is t reHeated that this tton �» ,t�^ts,ttcrj P•,or one t�teek dor v�ri�'�. csat�.on cry locattiot - rad' sa"90 diSP0saa�. ZY� ,I sit 03. -;I,so requestes� that tete applicant be ,nc�tifjed to Contact the pajad,jy�e� .14 LbARAIN8" C. , VARa.AMP3,V 66 35,-26 �: to Minimum parcel size to alloW a 57 acro parcel and a .45 acre parc6l in an AP, -MH -3 zonae F located on thn S8 csorner of I PoAdevosa Way & N msheta YRd t lea%, MeAchron inforWid the Committee that the Flan designates this aroa for Timber/Notizltai n6asa Teri cilin. Mr. Touaoaint atated -*-,hat theave wexo already mobile homes on the property. 14. MoAahrei! explainod that the s6cond unit was ,part on during a time when there waig an Interim ,A-3 None on the property and the "Aunt Minnie" method was usod. Now the applicant i c6ming� in for the di�r�.r soft of the land vooa-a which tho Mobiles sit. Mr. HdAaliro a inquired of mi% 'Toussaint h6w tar ll these small lots rotld helidle soptia sytem Ate. VOUOi that wrest though the proposed ` paint responded foto aro almost k acro 3da sizee, they still do not Moot the minimum rgqujro maims tit the Realth Dwpt. llowovety he stated the wqtic systems are a lkea•,d W.Iist:th o Kv. 24cAahteA thon asked Mr. Touasaixrit if there t ould bre any Ma or px":obldms z#ith the sewtz fie disposal bn the. Pro r-�Y. P . 7'ous taiht topxidd, haat Any Probe emij that could oCour tibuld not:, be of antauh consequence, Mr a, ttrarz to ..+ a Negzati'#G Declaration nri thio Project icriditiigny�:i.+ha�t�rithe dproposyµa is a�ysplit}v�pin+r�y��a,2 �xis�tinq aycilities �ah'a ji�sy in .. � tif.AfVieJIIGRnde l/i%VI.'.{yA� sutt.oundingr ut3es. J:hio, Ko iorl was sG".00nd6d by � l�d'v.. oussGiinl . AY98 • P trick Mchthrens Nowar cl ;'Woussairt, Oary Flannery sand Dave sTratton AAC MINUTn 5,/-22`75 Instructions and information* for petitioners '(apps icants) aQ Complr c.e this petition 'form in d«plicateb be, File '%riginal, petit on together with a non --returnable $25 fee with tnrornialerk. of the Hoard of Supervisors; Courthouse, Oroville �,- ca Submit duplicate of petition to the County Health. Department., 2A30" Bird Street, Oroville, California; 695: Oleander, Chico, California or 747 Elliott Road, Paradise, California d." Additional copies of petition form may be obtained from County Health. Department at any of ,above offices. PETITION FOR VARIANCE TO'PROVISIONS O SECTIONS 19--10 AND/OR 19--12 OF THE BUTTE COUNTY CODE We the undersigned, do hereby apply to the Board of Super-Asors. of the County of Butte far a one --year variance to the provisionsof Sections 19--10' and/or 19-12 of the Butte County Code', and provide the following information and make the following 'representations in support of said application: 1e This is a t new application- renewal application. 2 Description of real property involved; a, Assessors Parcel _ Y b Street Address f,'�- Y r .1 e: cc, Name and mailing address ot owner - 3P Identity of applicants: a.- Name and address of head of household of 'existing dwelling on the property:- - ba ame and add ress of hea-Tof householdof mobile home Proposed to be -temporarily placed on the property: •= 4,: Name" and address of owner of mobile home proposed to be temporarily placed on property:.� 5. Number of -persons residing in existing dwelling.: / 00 Number of persons proposed to -reside in mobile home: 7e. Nature of relationship between_ resident (s) of existing dwelling and resident(s) of ropes proposed rrr�b=%e hope: (Describe relationship by blood or marriage, in cases involving close friends, describe nature of friendship, numbers of years known, etc. �— t. v r t'f� � JJs' Z�.♦- L'Cy R' C+ �i j:! � � s. r. x��1C r,,.. - ''jj !'.Std C f€,� t_-�« !� - .�✓? ✓� �., �`,'.:c'+t�t'£ $Q" Reas,ori why temporary placement of mobile home on property i-- proposed: (Identify reason care is needed,; i.e., ol_ d awe_: disease, infirmity or other cause, and describe why placemc.it of mobile home is necessary to provide needed care.) 9II The prop: '^d plot plan is as indicated on; attached Exhibit A. ° _ (Submit &,,.vine of proposed. plot plans owing location of e :ist nd dwelling and proposed temporary mobile hsmc. and -'Elhibit A".)` r�dicating setback distance in feet.. Mark drawing, b 4t '.F We the undersi ned further state that no rent will be = 4 charged to the occupantMl of the mobile home by the owner or occupant of the real property, In the event the requested variance: is granted, we also agree: to and do hereby give- to the Countyof Butte, its officers, agents ane employees, a right to enter upon said real f property and to reoperty and to store remove the mobile hor r- from the pr saire at our sole cost and expense in. the event the mobile home is not removed from the property within 30 days of the expiration of the _ variance pursuant to Butte c,o=7r :y Code Section19-19:� (k ' Ne declare under pe: alty of perjury that the hove l true and correct, 19at 'Executed on 1%- -- t *-. California. w Nine o Prop e ty _ ifead of Hous ol o EXi ns zz g Dwelling (I other than owner r of property) 'AlHead ot Household ot Proposgd F Temporary Mobile Home ort R FOR '' r USE ONLY BY CLERK, OF BOAT: ; OF SUPERVISORS' r y. I.. Date petition and $25 'fee received; 2. Zoning applicable 'to property in question: #4 3. rate- petition placed on Board of Supervisors', agenda for settlZg J of hearing date: 1 4. Date set by Board. of Supervisors for hear, �g ars petition:141 _ t . - 5. Notice of hearing publish d:- - -6. Copy of notice of hearing mailed to petitioners: 7, Hearing, held: s _ - _ B a hearing continued to 9. Decision on petition:, Variance granted'. Variance denied on , { l0. Amount of deposit or bones set by Board of Supervisors: 20 s1" or, „ 411, A (k: � C �1L . R�irriR�}A3jri' r •• f {- �i Ii� of } 6t itti re ,k F ilY P. 'I 9 it, w. ' �i'tIIt 1 �4 f. ,: { T1, Y r d�l{ t{�N�i,4�'I, { , ;. ' 17iM�p • ����� �v4,% iSw.�'"���V iJ �4-'���'�/ WIT 1-7 r" 1 1�i11Si: ��f r�r1 I •� J . i +N kr i Ual�,s4 l 1R, . Peri t t'lt� rt r� ire ,r w't C • iiiiy t4 lJ,. ^bF�+t1sWMY&�a r!!. 4'+���"'i 'i �Y N C i r 7'��� ho'coby q'iyon lay tbO DUtte CoUn y lamjnq ' carnm :;-ion c ha i )7501 at TIM, its the 11tit,to of s'Upc:rvloors' Room, Dutte CotIu ty �c�t�►�,��.��.»��:3:�+,�: r�t��.,�•�xar�� t��°��»�,�1w�„�, �':�a�� ���"ra�w�,r �; .����a,��ac�; �.i�e ���.����a: P PAM IIS JALVN ]";Crj;�} ray. thO t4eSt si&%i Of MJdvood ta0eV kIpprojC.ISO Vit.more particularly despribod, Av..' Po'rri~ion O,f .lo. 1.5, Tmor it3T":.,7 t num M14t 'aOlho totn 13 and 14 tP Exceptinq 3.bordfrOrn jal l that: portxl?.orA 100004,�,aithia 355 t». cit the Off. ktwuy 52-121-11,2 and lip, ` 0l" POUMMA% t.o allow $tih:!b a4dition or- 6'a3rF.int t0 F 41 on the. %irwat qjtIc os., J� ��bylplyJs4W4� pg{,iy�AM i.ti.rgMy'aIM�NWI�t[W3�ti4� 1rE�M'.IJY 41{w5�!ry, Mr �.�A6�e+ku}y+,s yAg ��a�,��,,.y 9Jd:7µ� J}'W�.�+Wy FS11�yw. y�yM+tli'W�Yr/y' ��i+lL »w r.}A.�Lya �/M�T• I y,{ w, AA d•, 4r }V`r locatrwM1. d On thO 74 i'0xL th04t.At cored o ; M ` µ t �.'d �`,• M' "� 4i"ayyle.,ntwe to III-b'9i Ii1x9462' povull t"►� wCy iIC 3•40redI-Tinim,` rl) !40400 oroda »� dlO x3.a""i.nis�7l�w� t,+ri.l ii, PC g 9 �,+ �n y*� �� �i yyyy��»» p ��y�y �Y y p� +y spy ✓� yq q� ,�y� y� lot y TO �l� �yd�, S 4d,t +h9 l i �e�xtie�ber. �, 197 Lorraine C. 1111.0, St nr R-otite Mac alfa, CA 95954 110: 'Variant AP 60-36-26 Dear Mrs, Millar At the taquidr vjo.etinq Of the DutYte C'©ttnt„ V VMVironmexitix Reu ewr CoMittee hold tbi n morn. nj, your �ppt�+�a#��ota minimum Parcel size to allow a parcel in 9:or a: VariAhce to .57 acre l.3areel, and a .45 acre an AR -1,111-3 zone, loahtc.d POAdeV00a Way and Nimshew Rd.� on t1in 904t,.heast carnet ar Ma:lalia, was cont ijuer,! dor S)Ptc3 Rrr els. The reason lea this eonlr3.nuaft0e is ire q "ve the 81�tte County 11e�altli Dr`,PA:C' etlt and the ButtYe cet3111ey )7ckpartm. (a zt of Public Works time' in 1�V4er to more thoxaty01Y tide%v tthe site additib4al and t.ho. 3houl-a you have any qUeaionst office. p100sr feel free to C2tiYltact this 8ihc:erely PATgtC A4 NIcACtIRP-N 8W- IR Jt MVVTAL GOoRbINATpR Mary Dodson, cc health rept. Public qorks Air Qu.I�ajjt-,y �`n tet°�iryc I. r, , 1075 Lorraine C'. MIIlr,,,r Star 'Route R(--,. Varianco AP 66 -36 -PG Door M -m. miller: At, the roqular moctinq or the 1311tte c aunty rInvitonmenta l Review fiommIttee held this morn hq, vl)Ur ap')l,iolt ion t<cr a Variance to, minimum parcel size to al.locv a .57 acre: parcel atd a .45 acre parcel in ari AR -MH -3 zone, locatcxl on sotwthnast corner c , .Ponderosa Way and Nimshew , Magalia, was continued for one kPInc`!, he reason I:or this contin.uanccis that the njItte o0jInt �nealbh Department has requested veriftcation of location oil sewag6 disposal systems. PLsase contact the Paradise o> fico of ' t"Q�r stpecitr�.aspcari th�.s4recluestElliott rd., parad8e (N6. X77-�0852) Should you have any questions, please contact this office Sincerely, PATRICK McACjjPX, N i"I�1�i�ItONTt�1V't'A,iCG�C7Z2IJ1N;�T0}Z Mary Dod-s-b t Clem a pmt/Md c 3 noalt;h Dept, Public Works Air Quality October 24, 1975 Star POut.e magaliar CA 95954 All 1MF{ ♦Y 11 ryi ``E1�y;f�s5 1i`:`kbR ":iJ11 #,#cid: ::;�+uf;, S;a?1Ft:y'�tlallXRt6 Cori�alor► h ti [Cid►" '°k+1 li�";�6 fi)ct(,`i,:3r .U, 11)7 r iip"i'1,'..�+'.c ' our e" pp��� C;ta"i"ion f�,r variane:'+ to rg'kil 'n'13i,i n,[jrcc j to allow a .117 acre parco ei . i'�`9 �.'Wrl 1�4rrq to an ItAl : , 41 '3 `� (P-gr3 cul tura] �w;i�d+Mn'k� til k'101: 1tN i.wAA) Z011e: for locaterj on t111A tjout;1ejst cornar of tuftd4ro8a Way and 11�7nish'ovt poa,rl, siagal.ia. You have th6 right to appeal th .a decision to the, nutst6 County Boa rd of SuparVIsOrss Within eight (8) dav"', It is advissad that if you wi,.t;h to appeal; you must oubmit yotir request In 'writing no later than 00tobar 31, '1975, Pr clay" at 5400 ».m., tc e Clea k. of the Board of Supe Vi Ors, wit it a COSY to t1l" off'" cjant«act} you h atlfan . � r lnq t iU9 matte', please St�oul.d yott ht�v°e any nbesst�.�i��3 r,.�{a �in�d rA 1y; LAMMICE: 7 LAWSON' Director of P1AnA$')1q /b r ori I)ubllc Works Dept lie 41 th bept t MINASIA..N, MjNASIANj MINASIAN, SPRUANCE & SABC A.TTQRNrYS AT I.AW 1681 011,30 S't"CCT AY OAK ATIVIXET TL'LI�hFIONfS g�0° 806 P, JACRUON MINASIAN P. S?, "o)( 1479 AmtA Cow! 016' �DAVIO HANKINSNI1NAMAM: OkOV11.Lt:, CfAL VC)"N'IA 00065 PAUL VIYAN MINA31AN, IN RCVLYIN4 RYVdFI tO WILLIAM H, sP11UANC1 WILLIAM H. DADVI, III October 31f 1.975 p1t~c No. l. Clark A. Nelson Clerk of the Board of Suporvisors County Administration Building 1.8.59 Bird Street oroville, California Re: Appeal irom menial of Variance: Lorraine C; Miller (Al' 66-36-26, Dear Mr. Nelson; Please be advised that Lorraine C. Miller hereby appeals to the Board of Supervisors from the decision of the. Butte County Plannin5"Commi8sion on October 23, 1975, denying her application- for a variance pertaining to the rninimum lot size dor asSessorS parco`l. 66-36-26. This notice of appeal is filed in accordance with Section 16.4 of Ordinance No: 1265, and other applicable laws. Please send copies of all notices in this matter to the undersigned at P. 0. Dox 1.679; oroville, California, 05565. Very truly yours MINA51AN, MINASIAN, lIIIASIAN SPRUAiNCI & BABE1 By WIL" LIAM H4 SPRUANCE t�i135 : s s cct h6erai;1,,e C. Miller !ti t y NovenOex: 5, 1975 Lorraine C. Miller Star 'RoiItO Magalia, CA 95954 Re i AP 66-36-26 Dfeax &ls , i�111e At the regular. meeting Of the Botte County t�oat(j of Supervisors held t7oV ��.)er 4, 1975, the hoard scat a public hearinq date Of November 25, 1975, 1:,1:30 a.m., to consider your anneal of the plan ninq commission's denial. of your application for, a Variance to min ltum parge''1 size to allow a *57 apace parcel: an,4 a X45 acre parcel in an "Aid-KI -V zone on property located on the. ae)utheast. coxnPr of Ponderosa Way anet Nimshww Road, Magalla, The ma,et iriq will be Held In the Hoard of supenr1 r- ors' Voom, Count? AOmzniotration Building, 1050 Sird gttfietr hroville, cal.ifornia , Should you have any questions regarding thiv, matterr pl.,ease contact this office 5�.neere:l.y x . r rr f r", C TT C1,�rlt of the Board of Sup-.rvisor.s /h' I i November 26t 1975 Lorraine CO Miller Star 'Routs Ragal is , CA 95954 nalk AV 66-36_26 near FIs miller; At ti -ie regular meeting 6i the Butte C OtInty Board of sUI)ervisors , held November 25, 10$# the hearing on your app�=at of the Planning commission's denial of a, vas ianoe to minimum narcal size to allow a .�`/ acx8 parcel and a .45 acre parcel. in an '"AR-MH�-3"" gone was Clos<rl and continued too December 9, 197'5 . 'Cl e nle+�ting will be 3j p id, in the; Board of 5Sui0ervisors' Poomt County Arministxat on y �ti.ltli n t ► 1859 Dird street, Otovi ll.e t California ' Should you gave any questions re.gardi.ng this Mattprt �leasn contact this office Sincerely r CAIPT Clerk of the Board of Supervisors jb,t eoegl OROV 5e �V� Y , $stt�1� � CALl-�� crr r a SAI as raj �» � •-��� w,�� ,� DA _ q -, !! �...C4A/Ja ►. - �a... ,.r"a O �sCr�CL G 6 , SRS rr�s s r"v c �r L �./CSS }, .�,-.may 17 o!p —. all ��� �,�' � � ^�®��`"`"`-�� psi � �•�ni� � �✓•r°�N n� w< hn',� . 36 .j , a �� the ""-`„ w., "' .� ^„�,.•,,.�,, �Q °toi yhdtrteJw� ��_ �ttrd to :trUa ghd pr''�eri lilt, J ,,, .,..,, tgted�, nhJty K?t' "' r lt�pC Un J '" ,•,.., dqy Qt rlUr): thgt rnq thgt d' htrrrt r}rv�Urs gtott thi the"`� Jd by aaBtJ r j §t artJ�j -� �• y/� "�.`` ``", ""•r, q ud et�q n19F1 t „- ".,. t+t as ajAJ#,bid • A ^� '."pf'tgttyy Ctr K$p l"'k trf - .•.,�v:.•:,.�.„r "c„yr: �.`pJi 1. a atrett ptrrlptr� tr ... bkpt hrt, r l ` `� �..� .,'`",�...:,,,;�`y rb �,`�k q.� r' "'+„r..,r,..,•q• Slj'r t "`m,.�e`h,�, �. r �C _ 7 the (jam' ,!, `Q'r •r,,,,, r pc v rr 1 +....... pJ7FtylCh4atc rtjal_b s and hat tltp,} rd . 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(1000P panhlty of parlury thot the. aetvtoas or hrttelas elohhod hhvR bake perforMod or dejtvr.rodi mid ihitt this HIMM kt true ehd 40000 or :ed, mated this... .r.... .rrr...w .1 dh-yOt. r.. 19 ...... ht . uu......r.n a .r urnaanrin-In r se asr.a rx�r'u.a.uu4elw«�:..rr_.rl St�i'lekudt oC blhimorit - 1, tha undt rntgkred,µlieratsY cert* ihuto to the bsof Pt my knuit,lyd�er the oervloeg or nrticlet 00poctt+rd above hhvt- b sth 1.1"rtormed Or do- IN0,ed acid that thotk is it dudg:et Apotaptlotten.0 ps 5peellte Hoard Approyntr.—(Chackohe) W kick tnm« tw'kad twttl ,+a.1.na1..nlratn...r... , n, doy qt .... ,,,. ., .w.o.ru.0 at ,,.. ttePhitmatyt Hehd rJr Audtvsrl�ed t7eputY _.W i OW .,,C� SI}IA.11-E l°C2ty�MUa170E`5UKG�ONLY 'sur .I.H. �.rIII+ r tdNk. t5e t 0p yNOT W♦ZITE BEL TNI N VENDO & SU9'. I 013J.C��IM i INvgIC INDATC�� AMC OSS ENCUMfi,� SUIJ�a15T, CC yr. mssM. r