HomeMy WebLinkAbout072-310-022,1
•'. Y�:.
,r
1
�! J � .. � c
� y' p*�r��w y.
i
f 7
�;V'IgER-'
S STATE ENT
SU6AI . _, M N._
Name
5'
14%7 f-7-1 A) Date 71'v"/�*' '
Project
1.
Existing use (s) of the land
2,
Propo`sed use (s) of the land' `��: e.y /7-65
3.
Improvements proposed' (See; Ch. 20-21 County Coded
4'.
`Pubiic areas proposed
5."Tree
plant7ng/or removal (approx number) GlY
6.
,
`.Pre17minary copy of anY condition, restr�ct�ueservations'or covenants
exis,ti'r�g or: 'pro'posedsha'I'1 be attached to ,this ,statement.
r
attached �'� 'none
7.
;State type of 'division, i;e., .private road;,, Urban rural,
., �.
Lb '1.040
.,<^?�"_ i — '�•+'� � -. : Ir' moi': f. p r}. '.w.
�Y Ftr•/J �} �.+�,^fyl��'vv�),G�yi/ ?f,���*.+ 1`i r�7 �7 �r�
T
a" ► �•�NF"R.�►.i,. �'i .s rr • c tvF'10K
iiu}fq Ca. ,'�erining CattVltr
�
r,'xr $P+F:CL, ZrIAI'
5 � vE s ..,MA.�
to ba cooplsted by applicant: jy
nrovilfs, ;CaL'forgi,�
is OpLICk.`r[ NAME OD ADDRESS:.
Z. 7Ct DE5cstIPiIOl1.
tiSFSSOR's PARCEL.L�f
tIOSED USES
5
4o f!
items arse to be completed by thO PlanniM Department*
,foiiaving
A _ Gj
LApD CONSERVAT16R AGREEMM.
%,.�.,� zolfit+� •
U2SIG�IATIOPf(''�Z1CV..�Z�J� f✓1t7�tSCi
---
PI.�2:
C� ....--�
91, tl,�r Crit :
trial yari perfora the
��"iCti�.lilitA .-R�STDENILS. ES �"
Il is r�ecomcrended
f1 I oi4 checked items: .
icultural Compatibility. ~--'-
►` . 1. � —�
FjDIOGICAL RECORDS .Pmax
►,. Latex M Sever Ca�citY --�" '— —"
BOTMICAL i'MM'VEY
?,dcgva[A Fir® Facilities
GEOLOGIGA_L'SURVEY
4, 'nc,W Capacity and 4siri�enance -----
YES NO
5, ;Actess to' Cmc aezciai and Schools
WITHIN, DEPAR2H OF FISIi
GRti'« +7 A.�LI FZzLD CROPS` ` .
AND GAME DEVELOPKE:n ZONE,
• • P:e3oainant 5-I0AC-4 `Parcel Size
FdTHIN FLOOD ftAM
E ^?y Vic,h ty of trjW, Pcxindaries ----�
3. Aa. Viability not tapaired
itI�iltd AREA, SPECIFIC .OR .-
`y
5taff DetEz inac,ion: Substdntially corifortz to:
LhND USE PLAri; ------
3.
L PLAN• 1. Laird Use.
T'f Yes,,
Name of Plan
--
3, Or�en'Space -----
kTHIN URBAN REStOt.
x'f Yes,;
A1RPCiRT 1.AlY? JSL t+T A{
Ti ^szrtd:atioit _c .LG
ttL—
Y,
L
�� +'..
.�
5ratt `+irn,.tu e
u1' DIVISIOti Z At1'-AG�ARE
OF T':::'i E STe.IT C' 1 i -`R r r+' "
y
�� w .A'D ZdNtiG'
4
1 Suture of
find be c�i�c.�'ad ss.. (6j months froui,at of chi $Gaff 'ai4,' 4tc����.
..
s'.x , ;moi. vN:t cep^i'r�
1
rti
"CJr vise` 647;)
I
t
Lod --,
-
ly '. ra•
01.
F
31 77
t A N T 6 YJL 1+yA,:T 11 Al L'
DEPARTMENT OF ;PUBLIC WORjC5
WILLIAM (9111) GWEPP, Alrector
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . 0ROVfLLE,'CALwokNIA 4.5465
Telophtinel ''41:6 53$-7266
RONALD D+ Mc500Y
`AepufX Diroctot ,
TxFIW IfiAIL
%H01 iC6. Planning nrn,
A U,August,
25, 1988
Qro+tille. CaUfcn�a
Ted Runge
RE: AP 72-31-22
p. 0. Ern: 2042 ,
'M
Prov ,.1 CA 95965
Dear 'Mr. Runge:
l ease a advi s 1 that the. Bu+�t ;Comity AdVi.sory Agency will hear
our application on the above-ir3entified property o
Y n Spptember 12,
'rho -'rho- .Pi ment
�ency wi l7 ; be revic�a ng ttie tincings from the Planning Depa
and W1111 be considering Y4:)=-tentatiVB parcel map. Public,Workii will
recamnend the conditions of apraval as Listed ori, the; attached sheet.
ThemeetiYig wl,I commence at 9: d0 a.in,
iii the Board of Supervisorss`
Roan,. Gcotigty ,Administration .Building;
25 Comity Center Driver
t?rovl ler, ";
''ed
Runge,,•TM, AP 72-31-22, •4 parcels an the• east sitle'of F'orbestown'Rd,
a prox," ,,. 20d ft, south of XaMpkin Rd. "Orbestt area. enguiper:,'
. braves
VW)iic. works condi tioiwl
Provide two-Way traversable access RS-S-LD-Ii to each parcel from
a county maintained road or state highway.
2
Access to .be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered.
for dedication on. the final :map.
Shah 5.0 ft.:builc`ii.ng setback line measured from centerlifte of access
4
Provide road maintenance agreement.
6
Indicate a 15 ft. building setback frdn the right-of-way lane of
ForbeStaVm Toad.
Shcpt all easements of record: on the final map.
Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department of
Public 'Works prior to ,recordation of the 'incl map.
8
Prmlde ca-de-,sac at the end of the street.
'i
9
Obtain encroacfIgie^-bG permit and construct standard road approach
providing adequite sight distance`at the intersection of access
road and Forbes, ain. Road'
Pay any delinquent tares . or c�t taxes as 'required.
11
Meet the requirementd df the; Butte County Fire Department.
r
;
;
;
•
� Y
�
� NIA THE RESOURCES
tuA ' 6P- CAUFORENLY GEORGE DEUKtiiFJiAN, Governor
DVA'ATMENT OP, FIST# AND GAME
{.._.,
s D, SANE A
�i'p, �dDP1�11 �'.`QIt7Y110
%
.
R+4fk#S? ORDOY j�, CALIFORNIA •9S67Q J
ay HI'UT r (✓cy �y/r �y
355=%02Q'
OrOV1116, MU OMN
.
AUG, - s X988
Mr., John Mendarrsa, Ass stant Director /7
Y Department
butte Count De ax.tment o£ Public Works
, ,'
7 County Center Drive
Oroville,; CA 95965
tear, Mr. Mendonsa:;
r k
h a t
e De men t of
�. p �`ish °and Game (PFG) has reviewed, the. Ted 'Runge
Tentative.Parcel Map (TPM),,a proposal. to -divide 22 acres into
four parcels of 5.0+ acres -each. The property is,lacated east of
proville,� and lies within critical winter range of the Mooretown
doer 'herd in Butte County.
Subdivision of land into small parcels has an adverse impact on
migratory deer. As lands within a migration corridor are c:ivided
into parcels smaller than 40 acres, ,d•eer ;movement becomes
affected.. As lands are divided intoparcels 'less 'than' �0 acres;
deer use,becom." impaiY`ed, movement is" adversely affected,` and
Forage and space needs drop below the level necessary tO sustain
the herd.
Subdivisions. have adversely' affected over 30percent of the
Mooretowri deer herd's critical hinter range: in an effort to ,
resolve the subdivsionjdeer conflict in Butte Countythe DFG
recommended a series 'of actions .icor the ,Board = of 5;upervi sons
(,Boari�j to impiement: The `DFG also �.deritified a "Designated
Development Zone" (DDZ} within Inigratory_dee'r'range•; where ,
cleve]opment may occur w.itli reduced wildlife iznpacta, provided
certain migationmeasures are ;adopted and implemented by the
Board.
The. subject pro3e"ct "site is;,withi"n a DbZ that'has been` `'already
tpac+ted bye par,clesO-thin 20 acres acid is t ith e an area where
further"' development, of the is
deer range ;r c,' ibl•e :with 'mitigation
measures.'
The DFG has recoinmende'd' that he Board adop"t a series of
xriiEigation measures for' migratory deer. The assessment bf a
inatigatAon dee' Mould l;e appropriata for project impacts "upon deer.
however; until'' the'Boa'rd has th.e opportunity to adopt and
implement ;our nitigataan measures, we recgmm,efnd tlie..reguestry for ;a
tPM be de iqd
i
r; r3F
N1vr��,�r�`� �w�,
r ..� int "`+' q���•�y"s9�
l i �
t1 �
71.
Zr• ff� u
1 III
r
lM.va.ew r !Y
p yy ryy
v7 415
pOX fl U14 L
"ORO s� C195 "
!J`^
: A CAL� oflNih GO{iPOFiAr10[J
i00 GOL,0 [) 1ep , DRIVE
r
�'
P1q.nnfrtig �'o�
.tw8-05
�roviilo, iwalifornrm
county
LJ An, A ing Dei t
f7�,. -wiiIe- CA 95965
8111+,tm gent Moore
:A.P.#72-31-22
r'e'sponse to you Appdndix �tF of ,8/3/8R
We, "o the O .l"owing,
T All earthwork shall be conducted
du -ting the dt-y season' k:etween
-, amiths of April and Qctober Al -1
appropriate ox.dS Hance , shall
be adhered to inc.l:udino the recently
inacted 'gxading ordir:anco.
2, Te will contact Fish. ana Game for-
suggestions on mitiga-Eion
antes for iMpa.cton deer he .
.e halo alxeadiy sent a lett and
check to. Ghoo tJniver+sity
curotor of Records'F fox an 4 t; chaeblbgica,,l
recommendation..
y'au,'.
talc1. I, . Grav,es,
y%
.s'4f�1Cil �x'aves grid ASaacxates
:r
yy�
r, i r
f
i
�
r i
71 i
:, 1111 .
� •: i
l
+
APPMXX )
v`
�
",..
X
�L�3,��J.'6.VL�i �.G .`V�l'?.� LJ�d�'ti.J e4�,��J-.•ti7 .L
(To beCompleted by' -bead A8enCy)
LOG` NO, 88-.07-22-02
AP 00,• 72-31-22
2,
Name of proponent Ted Runge
71
Address of prop+onont and represeni:ative (if applicable);
P.O. Aox 2042 Ron'Graves'_ Associates
Oroville CA. 95965
_z n 0. Rn ORS
Orovi.11e CA 95965
B;.
Project description: Tentative Parcel 'Mag .to di.vioe 22i.acres to create 4
fives .erg
',
parcels.
�.� '+J�A'IV'i�E��c7RY
F'�N�TP7GS t'��' S7CGN�F�+CANC.1J XF5
MAY'SE NO
1Does
the Project have the potential to degrade the of the environment,
6jibstantially redace the habitat of a fish or wildlife species,: cause a fish or
wildlife population to drop below so lf-susCainix►g levels threaten to -eliminate
a plant or animal commuinity, reduce the number or, restrict the range of a rare
or endangered p1:3nt or animal or eliminate ,important examples of major periods
Of Caiifoinia ory or p�,ahi�s
histtory?
-�
Z.
Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the
-'
detriment of longi -.term dwitonmental,gtra7sl (h strort-tezm impact an the
abrief eraod a£
envxr..... y p gime While
long -t rmnimpacts villcendure Into the�futurel)'
'.
Aogs the project have impacts -whioh are ind.ividualy limited blit cumulatively
s:or}siderable? (A project may 3.mpaat on two or moreseparate resources, Where''
-
the 'impact oft each :resource is relatively small; but where the effect,;of the
acts on the 'enviro►iment zs ss
total of those impac. ifiCant
, , gn
A
Does the ptojeet, have .ev1ii-1oment1t.l effects which gill cause substantlal
adverse humeri being, directly
effects on either 6.x indirectly?;'
!%
t� ; "Inv l✓P '14A� CCSI+I (Ta ba completed by, the tread Agency) . On •tile 'basis, of
this initial evaluation;
T/WE, fInd the proposed project; COULb'NOT hate a. significant effect' on the
environment and JtEGATIVF DEO.LARATION gill be prepared, r
I/4/E'find that although the ;proposed project 'COULD have ti significant effect'
pn tfte ,ei�vxronmentj there �, ail ` hotbe a significant ef£eC't in this case'.becatf'se
th;e MITIGATION MgASi1RES ;dew i bed ori Che attached sheet have been added to the
prajecC. A NfGAx V&DPCLN�:']1(7N wi11, be prepared.
IIWF find the proposed ptoject'MA�' hate a sgni.ficant effect -on the enYironment;
and an ENV �MNMENTAI..IMPACT' REPORT is' reiliti
L,
:20
; g planaCions'of all °tYPSI- :and 1°MAYBE°° answers .ara "roquit'ed ;on attached sheets).
. A H, will.the'prapossl result in significant-
XES. BE NC
a,
Unstable earth .conditions, or ahanges in geologic substructures?
b.
i5isruption, displacement, compaction or overcoVering of"the soil?
. .
c.
Cttnnge in topography or ground mrface relief "features?
' d.
gbstruction covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical
features?
% e3
lncrease in wind or water erosion of soilsx either on or off site?
Changes in deposition or :erosion of bench sands, or h' in s3ltatiori,,
deposition op erosion which may modify the channel of a, river or stream
or the bad o the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake?
g.
boss of prime Agritulturally productive soils outside designated urban
,
areas
h+
Exposure of people or propor,.ty to geologic hazards such as earthquakes,
landslides`, mudslides, grnund failure or similar hazards?,,
2, YR: will the propos-al: result in substantial:
a.
Air emissiong or deterioration of ambient air qual, t.:y?
,_ d+
b.
The creation: of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes?
c+
AlterAtion of air movement, moisture or tempdratura,: or any change in
climatR, locally or regionally?
SJA'TI~R. Will theproposal to ult in substantlai:
a,
Changes in:curxents, or the course, or direction of water movements in
either marine or fresh waters?
tr
n.,;
Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, orl the, rate and amount.
of surface runoff?,,
c:
Need for off-s3to,,surf"ace.' drainage improvements; anclud'ift,,vegetation
removal, channeiizati.on or culVeit inatallation?.
,
d..
Alt rations j b the Course" -or flow of flood waters?
/
e.
, uhange'in the amount of surfaca water in any water body?
f.
CJischarge into surfaca waters, ax ,in any alteration hof surfaCe water"
duality, including but not limsfed to :eemperature, dissolved oatygen or
turbidity?`
g.
Alteration of the 3rect3on or rage of flow o£- ground Watars?
_ s�
h.
Change 3n the quantity or qualify of ground waters, ether thrdugTi
divact additions'or withdirawals,,,ox through interCepCion of an�aquifa
by, Cuts" or etcavatio,:s7�/
i..
Reduction in`tha rjmaunt o water'otherWise available £ox'public water
si tpp as 7.
j
;' Exposure of ,pe+-ple''ar,' property' to wateyrelated hazards such as `flooding?
. GA1JT IiAl l 'the proposal .resillt in substantial.
n.
Chang; in tlia d"%ersity off'" species s or' number of arty species of 'plants
{including tfpes,, shrubs,;grassyrcrops, and aquatid plants)7
b.,Roduction
of " fie" numtiers o;f any, unique; rareor, er'°cia>lggred species' of
plants?
,
c.
7[n>foduction of new `species of plant's into an :area, ar in a,barrier t:o
'
tf►e t:o mal roplani,af'meat of e)Osting species? ��
d.•'Reduct3oo
in:acreage of any agricultural crops
it
_2_
J
`
.J
y,�`
A�iiPietL ;Tl?L 4th e' proposal result;in substandala
:XirS
YIIE �o .
r�. changext tha diversity of species, or numberp;.of any. species of animals t
(Ards, 'land animals including.reptiles, fish and shlifi'sht organisms
or insec,ts�?
r • :�.N
b,keduction in the numbers of rny.ur►iquer rmre or endangered species of
anin4s'?
o, Introduction of new species of animals into an Area, or in a barrier, ,to
th el migration or movement of animals?
d. Deterioration of existing fish or wildlife habitat?
gist :Will the proposal result in substantial:
�i,, Increases is► ecisting noise lovels?
'✓
Fi.. Exposure of people to' severe noise levels?
Y,..
LIGHT' AND GY REo Will tate proposal product significant !light and glace!
�,
]VYE. ±ill• the proposal result in. a substantial alteration of the
present: ,or planned land use of an areal
.NATtfRAl. RESOURCES. Will, the proposal result 'In sut S , 'Lal:
a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural. resoirces7
9/
b. Depletion of any non-xenewdble natural resources?
1110.'
RTSK..OF OSF.'T. Will the proposal involve;
a, /►.zislc of explosion or' release of hazardous substances (including, but
not limited to oil, pesticides) Chemicals or radiation) in the event
of an accident or upset conditions?
V`
'1%. Possible interference' with an emergency response plan or emergency
evacuation plan?
t .;
j tJLATTO Wi'1!.theproposal alter location_, siistr3butian,. density,or;
growth rate of the humanpopulation?.
12,
HOUSING: 'gill the proposal affect existing, housing, or create a demaiid
fox additional.hou&xng?
TRANSpOTdXTTONICTRCUTATIM Will the Proposal resuit in:
A. Generation of 'substantiai additional. vehicle movement2.
b: Effects,. oti existing parkin,+ faail l ti ks,; or demand for ,new, 'par.)4ng?
,✓. Substaritrial impaL. ct onexisting tia sportatian systems?
d. Significant alf eratiol►'s to present patterns' of circtiI Jori or
movf.-ment of people ,�ttil/or goods?
e. Alterations to'wate"rliorne) rail or; air.txaffic?
easa x trrrff c Hazards - to motor ve `cles bYc c i'Sts o d 'tr ans7 ,
h�. , y !�_ r,pe es x
..-
�a.
PtJSLIf5ERYICg5, bill htie proryosal have an effect upon) of result, in a need
fox neW or alter'edgovernment services:
Fire` protedtian?
�M
b.Police protection?
r '
d: .Parks or'L other''recreational iacilibies?
a
e. hisintenandd of, public facilities) including
f. Other, governmental servic�as7/
1
6,
0
5 r'
.
pmt RGY1 t. ho pruposai rasu in; I'' 'lEs �f SE
NU.
r
a: Use of substantia. aso(moto of fuel or enaray7 ,
b, Substantial incrOse in demand upon existing sourcos of energYr ox
a equira the development of juw, sources of, energy7ILU'r
L xTITS,i11 the proposal result in a rieed Eat nei✓ systemsr or
substa»tiali alterations to the following:
a+ Power or, natural gas? —
r--
b. 00*0icatiarit
c. -Water availability?. .
d. Sower or septic. systems?
i
t:t $torte dater drainage?
> Solid Waste And dispasal7
v?
jggp t t' will the proposal result in:
qa. Creation of any health hazard ar potential hazard (excluding mental
health)?
Exposure of peoplO. to potential health Hazards?
Will the proposal tesult, in the obst'rut ion of any scenic
,hgS_1.T�E'PICS.
;sista or view open to the pub;ic� or :will the proposal resitlt.dtl the
creation of an a�oOtfiet$cally offensive site open tg public view?
v_
149.
1Ctgc REJ+TIpH.' Will, thel proposal, result in an: impact upon the quality or
quantity of` existing reete,atiOnal 6pgortunities7
(,UIiZIIRAY, .R>aSG1URG"ES'.
a. 'Will the proposal .result iri the alteration ror destruction of a.'
prehistoric or historic irdhaeological site?
b. Will, the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effec`s:
xa 'a rehi. toi�.c a•� historic, building,-,�truCture o�' ob eot.:
p n
Ci 'poen the proposal have the, potential to daiuse a physical chazige
Which, Would'affect unique ethnic.cultuxal values?
d. "Wil`1 e. proposal restrict existing religious. or"#acted ruses ithiri
the potential impact area?
l•-
Ex`�a7SS7CON C5P'.'. ENV]CRC)Nt�IENT:4cYy...�teaL[JA'I'3:7N
jot tac ed.
r
I °e
I
+
I
C I {
I
FW
dr
y
i
1.
i r
d. Fire Hazard: High to "extreme.
e. Expansive Soil. Potential: Loci to Nladerate.,,
4.zy4r01.0gy
C "Surfoce' Wager: Several." small. -' dxa3:nage' swales run''
thrq gh the property which Carry intermittent streams.
bI ,." Ground Mater: Unknown, potentially limited,
c. Dra:nag0 Characteristics There are -Vat ous.draIa'age
ways on the project site which drain,.toward's' Forbe.stown
Road and '.then, Into. Lake Oro"i,lle approximately 1 l/2
Miles from the project site.
d. Annual Rainfall (normal): 55,60" per year.;
e. Limiting Factors: *1one.-
5,
Visual/Scenic Quality;' frigh
6o
Acoustic. Quality Good.-
7�
Air Quality, Good,
Biological Environment : o,
8,
Vegetation: Chapparell, Digger Pine, Manzariita, Yellow Pine,,
Interior live oak, blue oak. The :steeper slopes include "oaks
and pines as well as, ceder and poison oak, etc.
9.
Wildlife' Habitat:: Critical winter deerL habitat area:`
cultural Environment:
10.
Archaeological and Historical. Resources in the area: Righ
sensitivity area,.,.
,I
Butte County General Plan designation: Agricultural
Residential,
12.
tkistirig.Zoning: A-5
;.13.
Existi,ny Land Use on-site:Vacant land.
14.
Surrounding,Areac
a. La:;3 [ises Rural residentialopen space.
b. Zoning: S -R,, A-5, TP�160 U..
c. Gen: Plan Designation: Agriculture"" -Residential.
d. Parcel Sizes: Ranges, between 5-20 acres.
e. Poputl' ation.: Rural residential d'erasities .
15.
Ch aacter of.'Site, and „Area. Rura'] mountain residential area.
76.
Nearest.Urban.Area: City of Oroville.
Re] eyan Spheres of �rifluence : None .
Improvements andards tirbah Area: No.
�.. "
tiro Pratectori Service;
�
a. Nearest County (State;) Fire Station. Seasonal, Stahl on
#54( 'at Robinson „Mill Road; approximately 3-5 imil'es, year
round Station #64 at` Kelly Ridge approxma ely
,.
males.
b. Water Availabilit Tanker trudk "oft- .
y y,, r
rf 0"�Schools�;
in "Area : ' OrovLil.l o 'Elementary school ;DIs C; enc _
Or.ov`ille° Union H� gh School; District
1
i fJx
,
,
1