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Home My WebLink About073-160-043Ff Y � •/ • i' f 0 � M, i i v M, i rl ifs, PLANN'I.'t+IG CCi2�L'SION St�Z�iM "SET FORtI] b?'VISI '" C)NS 'C T 'Robert and Mira Crowe 712 Sing St. Santa Cruz; 'CA 95060 SEBCO, INC. Dave Saebgez DESCRIPTION AMENDED TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP to divide 5.63 acres ,xCp On the south end of Mallory Lane approx. 1200 ft south of «orbestown Rd.. Forbestown area. eSEOR G PARCEL NUMBER (S) 73-16-43 ZQ,y U GENERAL PLANA Ag�Resi PRWECT CONSISTENT? GEis ,AL PLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT February 1, 1990 DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE F;yxj�D, CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS? ,APPLICATION RECEI'V'ED March 8, 1990 AGM,,�T/,gr'RijZyOPc%CjTrXL ENGINEER Mail notice of hearingtc Centur,y, 21 Mtn. Assoc DSS; P.O. ;Box 336, ,Brownsville, Ca 95919 Attn: M. LSn_4r DAT,—:r, PLA�NL IJING DTRECTOR' S REPORT PREPARED ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION DATE PILED DSTZ7LMINATION AND V,ATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION .. DATE ADOPTED MITIGATED NEC,DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED ENV. I14PACT REPORT - DATE CERTIFIED STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NO SUs . COMMITTEE. MEETING DATE` r, ADVIEU,RY2 AGENCY HEARING DATE_ ADVZBORY AGENCY ACTION, 412d, w. APPEALED APPEAL HEARING DAME BOARD ACTION C01414ENTS POR PLr,UrNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT d f tVjYY1 '1 Y r ' �i1FlVlaFb TEN1 " ;VE "SiJBDIVISIOri TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION Y.. � • � WAIVER APPLICATION r (Please check appropriate box:): APPLICANT: f? phe 4 + Yi1 r(L Cxn W g PHONE NO • C ADDRESS: `� .. 1 n0, OWNER :� S -pw t� I NiI T:� n u e- � � w,�, PHONE NO: ADDRESS: ._"T_L;.../i1 `_arYP i-, ENGINEER OR SURV-MR, PHONE NO ADDRESS: n MAIL NOTICE OF HEARING TO Ce- kry'1'� � O U t>'�-rj � ,-� J -t S S � C� ► ri'�'p �� CSX � C Ute Y15i/1 �.12� r« .. "fir'I A }ri'. NA_. L) LOCATION Or PROPERTY: TOWNSHIP ANGE SECTION ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER: 2 ?i TOTAL ACREAGE , 4�3 PLEASE SU'T P'REL=00,Y TITLE REPORT OR RECENT POLICY OF TITLE INSURANCE (dated vrithiii In, -.t sic= months) WITH APPLICATION. MWICAn BELOW THE DATE AND RECORDING INFORPQATION BY WHICH. THIS PARTICULAR PARCEL WAS CREATED DATE BOOK PAGE NUMBER AIM SIZE OF PARCELS BEING CREATED (itciuding any remainder)., DISTANCE TO -NATURAL WATM COURSE' OR STOR14 DRAIlV ,PROi'OSED METHOD OF' SEWAGE DISPVq—L: (Check with Health Department) PROPOSED SOURCE OF WATER: FAP -U as v t Che. -,k with Realth Department) DC POWER AND PHONE LZES EXIST TO THE ' BOUNEARY OF THE ORIGINAL PARCELI r IF NOT, ESTIMATE THE DISTAI, CE THEY WILL HAVE TO BE EXTENDED t �Ck buM+e `a. Pfennfng �rn� - � 't LD X020 Revted 7.24-80 MA 8 1990 • CSro•villo� �tiiifamia , y FOR 0 TFICE USE ONLYs, CitaAm County Planning Dept. Receipt 11 7 Cwn l.y (:enter !)rive r� prrnvi l lr, CA 95965-3397 Applicant 016) 538-7601 AP to -U,3— Subdivision ,3— Subd ivis ion Name (if app 1, icab le )- w........•'-'----- APPENDI? l t),►tct F i lt�cl vC � � �tJ LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS Supplemental information for Planning Department !. (List and describe any other related permits and other public approvals rE qutred for this project, including those: required by city, regional, st.nto and 'federd.). agencies: Aon- 21,bUr 2-6r k5 96— ILL i cn)&re pint) r) l -,c^ 2, Prol)(7sed. scheduling/associated projects: AMMe_V1Ae o„p, 3. Anttaipated inc emental development (phasing of subdivision units, Future development plans)! ,�£ 1a,11-t 1I ill h. What method will be utilized to accommodate surface drainage? Describe hoW on-site and downstream drainage channels will be affected. 5, Proximityof hater for fixe fighting ',•�.irposes (hydrants; pondsy etc.): 0. WILL exc,avattott or gt•ading be necessaty7 Cubic yards (estimate); 7. Olt'e .tons toe travel to property (rural and mountainous areasonly), 'i'hn_nr~.bC-nr, �vtr►i-4�_ NaY-fh ei�5 D_ �r�,bestt�1%1taCzli- 8. )f,'NV I RONMENTA'r. IMPACTS AND MITTGA1'ION f EAS' URES:'r faontify potentially significant environmental impacts attdciated '4i,th ` the lnnd division. What project design Features or ?tpecial conditions o ,�np{:roval (mitigation measures) are px•oposed to alleviate potential environmental impacts? Veasuv-(-, as �e-r S shoo d-ev) 3 3Va&bq o 0. ENV'i ROMPKIN CAI:, ,SETTING- , rt) Dv.-;c;ribe the project site as it exists before the. project, inc-'Iudiri,g information on topog),aphy, soil stability, plants And animals, and any Cultural, historical or scenic aspects. e5c rit et t uresariv xisting structures on the anti the use of /^�y�� YYI `V 1�Y1 l� Y.✓\`I�S 4J +.� �+` -C.XV1 ?.1 1 \ b'g SOC `. �' ► : rr ti.11` �c roc 1_ c�' Orn �6 5v.'rro%•r,d Lnol 4'f e� , :S�Qn`"j, ill Ix 1"C't scd U: t mvnYridY�nvel•. �o eAis+6'\rI SiCIt441JQ54 H I)esoribe the surr9untfing .properties, ncludIng ;information on pInnt,4 and animals and any cultural, Historical or scenic aspects. Indicate the type of :land use (residential, comn6rcial, etc.), intensity of land use (one-family} apartment houses, shops, depart- mOrlt stoVu*',, Otc. ), and scale of development (height, frontage, se(•bacfc; read yard, etc,). ` t'., CrvuSe Wti �h `1C db�Q `�O \I 1eV3 (ll� �(11.01MV d �Y1$ i4rn�5 r�Cl O� 1ix Tropty'41,The �t'e ve 'Iarlahs o � ut�lcorn� a4��aecr. ?�r►n5-4��L ours.r o -{-he yt20e.ALAA deer %roam I,�hzrcv-ev' �l� Pleax wilt, no resprcf c;.s-Fo hei�ne� or lviti4x �e►_ntjrl S ,(1 Z Yv Oa P �cri �propoSea oc.aA o A 1�%ex . 0.r'e . ►te hi ��o r � Ca i o r ikl� 111'tUt ►CtS, 3n1.S ?AY-CCI ('11.RTIPfC'A_t'ION: r hereby ceetifv that the statements furnished above and in t 1u+ :II l achod 'e:Xh%h,its present the data .and information required for this Ii► i ► hi Ieva lusts oo to t'he best of my ability, and that the facts, statements nod itiiormation prr schted ai a true- and correct to the best of my knowledge grid- hal ief. �2264- S, sign':3tuttc lar ,. *080 inii.rrntn silaet for lor►gor responses. ►Ili '��tueiudoMeha� pub s.n� a t arp 14- 2 _ `` szrrx� couzvzX FrQ R-PAJLCT-_—_ -MAP" oil S'tMr_)X VZS:rGIV MAP: J�psgs 1-4 to be completed by,applicant: APPLICANT NAME AND ADDRESS: n(� r l • 1/�1rJ L. :g, PR0.7'ECT DESCP.IPTICi: EO''i1c- R coer 1,. ASSESSOR'S PARCEL iUMBER(S) : r2 S i C? i n rJ S o.i-s -- j G O — Q A, PROPOSED USE: l.� o Hollowing iteras are to be completed by the Planning 'Department: �=OWTT ZONING., LAND CONSERVATION AGREEMENT: N10 t=MJ AL PLAN{ DESIGuAT Odii A& " . �priditional Criteria: AsMUCULTURAL-RESIDEhTI.iL YES HO It is recommended that you perform the following rhecked items: , Agricultural Compatibslity — - Zr 'Nates and Seiner CapacityARCHAEO LOGICAL RECORDSCHEM Adequate Fire Facilities X BOTANICAL SURVEY icy Road Capacity ,and Painzenance '�C GEOLOGICAL, SURVEY w Access to Commercial and Sthdols YE." NO LIW.D AND FIELD CROPS WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME DEVELOPMENT ZONE., X 1r Predominant 5-10 at, Parcel Size 2, Vicinity of Urban Boundaries _ WITHIN FLOOD PLAINT , Ag. Viability not %aired WITHIN AREA; SPECIFIC -OR Staff Determination: Substantially conforms to., LAND USE PLAN: GmwAL Pt.AN i 1 : Land Use X YE Yes Za Conservation _ Name of Plan 3. open n Space WITHIN 'P.EAN RL`817iJE: x` kr Safety. ti Noise C . If Yet ;_ fi Housing C �— Nawe of Reserve 7: eikeulation AIRPORT LAND USE PLANT ZONING: 1Jtb� `� Cormb fg-r, _ .�., CdY,-iEtiT5: �.> � -ti' r-� ► t"� 7 � �, t?' ?-a ty�. �'� l�,D �'t.-"�✓ � t>. Z.� P N� � �'V ; ..�� L r►-, s � r �-, � �� . ��.; r 2. � ,Y- �'r�.:5'� "'� . t� i� � P'�" . C� `r � 1 �, r � k� N b Staff Signature Date. _._ AS THE APPLICANT FOR REQUESTED Wm DIVISION, I AM AWARE OF THE ABOVE STAFF DETERMINATION REGARDING THE CONFORWCE WITH THE GENERAL PLAN AND ZONING. , Signature of Applicantr_ 5i%srnpnrt ftwill expire and be discarded si:c (6) nontt;� Pram the date of a sta£ signatures ' y. LD 1000A (t&Vised 6-87) X Planning Department " NAME: ROBERT & MIRA CROW Environmental. Health Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP: 73-16743 Attn: J. Craig Carter (on areas north .of red line on map) Butte County Sheriff ,V-7-7,PG&E (check title report for easement) Pacific Bell Butte County Mosquito Abatement OR Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet) _. School Dis rict (,gal mao) nj U44/ 'dater Company (if individuallfwells are not indicated on application or map) Durham irrigation OR Durham Mutual Plater Co.' California Water Service Company (Chico area) Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of river) Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. .E to lake) Del Oro Mater (Paradise Pines area) Buzztail Waterworks (Doe :ill Ridge/Forest Ranch area) Paradise Irrigation District City f . . . (check wall maps for spheres of influence) Oroville �._.._. Chico Paradise Biggs Ma= ` UBA CO. PLANNINIG DEPT: p B.SY LLE AREA ONLY Lake Oroville Area. Public Utility District. (see large map in cabinet) _ feather River Recreation District (see large map in cabinet) El Medio Fire District (check wall me, a small portion of Oroville only) R BLOCS, RICNVALE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE Ct ",) check wall map and title report to see what applies:, Some areas ova Drainage District 91 - Drainage District #2 - Drainage District #100 --- Drainage District #200 Reclamation District #833 -~� Reclamation District 92'056 Sacramento and San Joaquin Drainage District' Butte Creek Drainage District '13 CERTAIN CASES Superintendent of Schools (only Dept. of Fish and Game (near water and in rural s for subdivisions) and mountain areas) Cal Trans (near State Hwy. 32, 70; 99, 10 (Chico cut-off), 162 (Olive Hwy, Richvale 'Hwy.), 191 (Clark Road) State Water Quality Control Board (projects with more than lob lots or units) United States Forest Service (if project borders USA land --check AP books) Parks and Recreation Department (pttiperty near Lake Oroville) - State Water Resources Department (:property near Lake Oroville -- watershed) Rock Creek Recldiination 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) SPWIAL "UM check title report for any mention of special services or easements such as to Tjt�brmalito irrigation District (numbered items) NO'TxC�, OF D�T'ERMZN,AZ'3COLe7 � t ,WWQ - Office of Planning and Research 7E'Rc�rY Butte,County 1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 Planning Department Sacramento, CA 95814 7 County Center Drive or Oro e, A5g6 r . a XX :ham via r County. Clerk County of Butte JUN 11 1990 ">'l 77e.7ECT _ Filing of Notice Of Determination in compliance With Section 21108. or 21152 of the Public Resources Code. CAX4nACEJ GRUBB$, 6WIo r4) cork sY L. DAMON POPQiIi r-O-ect. Title AP # Name Nmended Tentative Marcel Map 73-16-43 Robert and Mira Crowe teClearinClearto inghouse Number mmnghouse} Contact 'Person Telephone Number John Mendonsa, Public Works 916-538-7266 Yroject Location sin the south end Of Mallory Ln. approx. 1200 ft. south of Forbestown Rd. Troject Description k'or estown area. ,Amended Tentative parcel map to divide 5.63 acres._ his is to advise, that the tutte County. Advisory Agency - (Lead Agency or, Responsible Agency)' has approved the above-described project on 6/4/90 and has made (Date) the following determinations regarding the above-described project: 1 The project will, )m wi11. nota have a significant effect on the environment. An Environmental Impact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisionsof CEQA. X A Negative Declaration Was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of GE.QA; 3. Mitigation theproject, mtwere, XX were not, made a condition of the approval 4. A statement of overriding considerations was, 2X Was not; adopted for this project, This is to certify that the final ErE'iaith comments and responses end record of project approval is available to the general public at; Butte County Planning Department 7 County Center Drive oroviile, CA 05965 bate Received for Piling and 6/b/90 .potting at t7p9 Signatuia Craig Sanders, ,Assistant Planner Title gutta Count LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY OENARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM'(61h) CHEFF, Director 'DUi40C0.VT8nnTngC0N -OUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 CERTIFIED MAIL, » , , Telephona7 (qw 4w; 538-7266 j1.)d""r 11,. RONALD D. McELROY {�ttrViMiGg Cal{COFni�a June 4 19'0 Deputy DIroctor Robert & MiraCrowe r:E AP 73-15-43 712 King St, Amended Tentative Parcel Santa Cruz., CA 95050 Dear Mr, and Odra. Cr&o e At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on .lune 4, 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 Cleric of the 'Board of f Supervisors, this action will be final. When 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 you have any questions regarding 'this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours; William Cheff Director of Public Works h Jon Mendonsa Assistant Director JM/kk r attachment cc: Planning Department Environmental Health Department Century 21 Mountain Associates ` ATTN. M� PA Box 336, Drowosvil"►e, CA 95919 hong `� ` 1�A Robert and Mira Crowe, Amended Tentative Parcel Map, AP 73-16--43; one parcel ,located on the south end of Mallory Lane approx. 1200 ft. south of E'drbestown Road. Forbestown area. Public. Works conditions; 1 Show 50 ft:. building setback line measured from centerline of access easement: 2 Show all easements of record on the final map. 3 Pay off any assessments,: Planning Dept. condition: 4 A note shall be placed on the final map stating that :ny homes constructed on parcel 73-V16-43 shall be located within 500 ft: of the cul-de-sac health Dept, conditions 51 Show all features of records as shown on original map such as unsuitable sewage disposal areas, water well and creek sewage disposal setbacks and other sewage disposal and water supply related to features of record including notes on map. 1� IIM LAND OF NATUPAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY DEPARTMENT of PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (0111) CHEFF, Directoi 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE .OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone: (916) 538.7681 FRxzT'1ED MAIL RONALD D. MCELRpY Depuiy'Direcior April 26, 1990 Robert and Mira Crowe RE AP 73-16-43 712 Kang St. Amended Parcel Map ;a,>tts Cruz, CA 95060 Bear Mr. and Mrs. Crowe: z Ylease be advised that the Butte County, Advisory Agency will hear your application on the above-identified property an June 4, 1990. '1je Agency will be reviewing the findings from the Planning Department and will be considering your tentative amended parcel map. Public Works will recommend the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The meeting will Commence 'at, 9:00 a.m, in the Hoard of Supervisors Room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive; 0roville, California. if you have any questions regardi"n_g this :matter, please contact this office. Very truly yoursi William Cheff Director of Public Works JoYh Mendon'td Affr�i8tant Director JM/ds atta54ent cc C'l nning Department Env1.ronmental Health Department Century 21 Mt. Assoc., Yi 0. Box 136, Brownsville, CA 95511, a tn: M. Long APR ►019 p6mjj►a' CalltomIA u ' j INTER-DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM TO: Advisory Agency FROM* Planning Director SUBJECT: REPORT for Robert and Mira Crowe, Amended Tentative Parcel Map on AP# 073=16-043 DATE: April '9, 19'90 This is a proposal to divide 5.63 <acres. The present zoning is U (Unclassified). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County General Plan designates this area as Agricultural - Residential. There are no specific or community plans for the area. The proposal does not conflict with County zoning not any adopted or proposed element' of the Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific or community plan. A Negative Declaration has been prepared for the proposed project in accordance to the California Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to She Butte County Advisory Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section G.aND, Recommend approval of the above mentioned project subject to the following rrtigstien 1, A note shall be placed on the final map stating that any homes constructed on parcel 73-16-43 shallbe located within 500' at the cul-de-sac. TALtjlo u U'0nt P ti. r LAND OF NATURAL WFALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE; - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 April 9, 1990 Robert and Mira Crowe 712 Icing Street Santa Cruz, CA 95060 Ret Amended Tentative Parcel Map AP# 073-16-043 L Lag# 90-03=0802 Dear Mr. and Mrs. Crowe; - The Butte Co intyPlanning Department has completed the environmental review of your project in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act and forwarded to the Butte County Advisory Agency within the required 105 days pursuant to the California Public Resources Code Section 21151.5. In addition, the Planning Director's report required by Sections 20-63 and. 20-99 of the. Butte County Subdivision Ordinance =has been: completed. Please find encloaed the Planni Y V ector's Report which has been prepared for your project. Please review the enclosed Planning Director's Report with conditions of approval if applicable. if you note airy errors or omissions in our evaluation, please bring them to our attention. The Environmental Documentsand Planning Director's Report for your project have 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 disaprove your project within six months from the ` date on which your application was received acid accepted. The six month time limit for your project mandated by state law; will occaxr on October 6, 1990. The Advisory AgencyWillnotify you of the time and place of the,piblic hearing for your project. wAcxC? OL7No Robert and Mira Crowe 1, Name of proponent - Address of proponent and representative (if apLplicabin). Mni- irP: Century ZL Mtn. ASSOC* Santa Cruz, CA AMENDED TENTATIVE PARCE,I! project description: 3 . - �s _:T�ANDE�TORSC Fa1VD2T7GS O% S2CN2FxCANCE YES 11AYBE NO 1, Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment) reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species) cause a fish or substantially wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community,_ reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eliminate important ekamples of major periods of California .history or prehistory? 1. Does the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the of long-term environmental goals? (A short=term impact on the detriment environment is one which occurs in a relatively brief period of time while long-term impacts will endure into the future,') 3: Does the project have impacts which are individually limited bUt cumulatively (A may impact oh two or more separate resources Where considerable? project: the impact on each resource is relatively small, but where the effect of the is siwhi totagnificant:) of lthe p 4, Does Project have environmentalt effects ck will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either da.tectly at indirectly? IgI, DETRiZI"i�NA'Ttoig (To be completed by the Lead Agency). On the basis of Zthis initial evaluation: , COULD NOT have a significant effect on the I/Wt find the proposed project btCLAPATION will be prepared, environment and a NEGATIVE VIWE find that although the proposed project C60LD have a significant effect Will not be a significant effect in this case because on the envirohbent).there the MIT GATION.MEASURE5 described on the attached sheet have been added to the prajert, A NEGATIVE nEe-WATIot, will be prepared. I%C� Fihd the proposed project MAY hgv signfic ant effect on the environment) findthe proPos iMPAC1 REPOkT is )squited, and an COUNTY Op BUTTE, PLANNING DEPA12TMENT 199 April. 91 $y "—' Thomas Last ASSOCiate Planner Reviewed by' Aa Senior Planner NEMEW a, RV NT.'CiEiVTA.G� (Explanations of all "Y S" and "MAytg" answers are reVixed on attached shoet(s) �.. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant: itF.S� MA Ri 0 in geologic substructures? — --•- » a. Unstable earth conditions, or c�snges b. Disruption, displacement, compaction or overcovering of the soil? - ;+ G. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? ------ -- — d. Destruction) covering or modification of any unique geologic or physical features? e. Increase in wind or Water eronion of soils, either on or off site? s f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which maymodify the pch nnel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any y, g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban areas? j h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, landslides,, audslides, 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 objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? c, Alteration of air movement) moisture or temperature, or any change in climate, locally or regi y• -'L-- 3, WATER, Will the proposal result i:.a substantial: Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in a' waters? :either .:marine or fresh b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount V of surface runoff? c, Need for off-site surface drainage improvements, including vege"-tion removal, channelization or culvert installation? d, Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters? e, Change in the amount of surface water in any water body? f, pischarge into turf acewaters, etr in any, alteration of surface water y quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved bvygen or ✓� turbidity? w g. Alteration of the direGtign or rate of flow of ground Waters? ----= / h Change in the q round Waters, either through / quantity or quality o£ g direct additions or withdrawals) or through .ntercepticn of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? �— t. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public water suppliesl i of le or property to water-related hazards such as flooding? ea V j, Exposure people 44 pLANT M- Will the proposal result in substantial; a Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants V .. (including treesy shrubs) grassy crops, and aquatic plants)? b Reduction of the numbers of any tiniquor rate or endangered species of plants? c, Introduction of neto ec es of plants into an area, or in a barrier to V .the normal replenishmn sting species? d. Reduction bi acreage of any agricultural trup't � � ,`Yg5 •1AYU� �'N�' pM AIVIAG LIFE. Will thy. p rn oral re5lilt, in u�tbs[i.tis:s,, a, change in the diversity of species, or ntunbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shellrsh, organisms or insects)? b. Reduction in the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of animals?t on of new species of ' - — - c Introduction p animals into an area, or in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? d. Deterioration of estisting fish or wildlife habitat! j. 6, NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Increases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? I. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal pro,{ucc, significant light attd glare? 8, LAND USE. Will the proposal result in.a substantial alteration of the present or planned land use of an ar6a? 9, NATURAL RESOURCES. Will the proposal result in substauYtial.' a. Increase in the rate of Use of any natural resources? b Depletion of any non-renewable natural resources? 10. RT9K OF UPSET. Will the proposal involve. a. A risk of 4Xplosi,on or release of hazardous substances (including) but not limited to, oil, pesticides) chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions?- leo,','�Jla interference with an emergency response plan or emergency plan?-77-/ 1OPULA71fJti. fd.1� -�, oposal alter lactation, distributions density or growt=h rate of type ke tea..! P+ ipslat ,on? ,., r 7 12. HOUSING. Still the proposal affect housing, or create a demand: for additional housing? 13. TRANSPORTATIONICIRCU%ATION. Will 1;he proposal in; s t , a. Generation of substantial addil.ion9l '�ehi4'.� raovemE.nt b: Effects on existing parking ;°?,iilites, or demand:r:ai nPu parking: c. Substantial impact on b)"i'aHrig transSiortatibn syi toms d. Significant alter�atiors to present patterns of circulation or + movement of people and/or goods? e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? f. increase ,in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 14o fornew or PuBtic Will theeeproposal proposal effect upon) or :result in a need A. Fire protection? b. Police protection? c. Schools? d. Parks or other recreational facilities? e. Maintenance of public facilities) including roads? .� . se f. Other .government a l ryices? -3- �" 1M 1.5. ENFRGY. Wii1 the proposal result i»: YES_ MAYBE NO a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel or energy? b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy; or require the development of new sources of energy? 16. UTILITIE _ESS. Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following; a. Power or natural gaO —Z b Communications systems2' / c. Water availability? / d. Sewer or septic systems? e. Storm water drainage? f. Solid waste and disposal? 17, HUMAN I{EALTH. Will the proposal result ins a. Creation of any Eealth.hatard or potential hazard (excluding mental health)? i Exposure of people to potential health hazards? 18. AESTHETICS, Will the proposal result in the obstruction of any scenic vista or view open to the public, or will the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offensi:ae site open to public view? 19. RECREAT.Oti. Will the proposal result in an impact upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational oppe,7 unities? 20. CULTURAL RESOURCES A. Will the proposal result in the alteration or destruction of a prehistoric orhistoricarchaeological site? b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building,) "structure or object? c. Does the proposal have the potential: to cause a physical change V which would affect unique ethnic cultural values? d. Will the proposal restrict existing religions or sacred uses Within the potential impact are« 7JTSCLTSSZOI�T C7 F' ENVYR'c7'IVMBNTA'r, _,E;V'AL'uA 7Ci5N See attached. ..4 rr , , 1 This proposal•, is a request by the applicant to modify a previously adopted Mitigation Measure that Would allow a homesite to be developed within the of the cul -deuce -sac instead of the 200' ;requirement established by ate ativ original approval in 1983. A previously adopted g e Declaration was utilized for .the site in 1983. An Initial Study was completed to ensure compliance with Section 15162 of the C QA Guidelines. 5d; The original mitigation measure for the development of homes within ZQO' ative of the cul-de, sac was provided 'ewedw by the the p Califoia original Department Declaration, This request has been review y t policies. of Fish and Game and found to be in compliance with curren therefore, a 500' requirement noted on the final map would adequately mitigate this request. Mitigation Measure 1. A note shiali be placed on the final mapstatingthat any homes 6-4 constructed on parcel 73-13 hall be located within a 500' of the cul-de-sac. TWIO f ,APPENDIX � M NEGATIVE, DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPA"CT I. NOTICE IS HEREIN GIVEN that the Project described below has been reviewed puns>Iantto the provisions of the California: Environmental Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, et. sea.) and a determination has been made that it will riot have a significant e `. ,ect iron the environment, Log # 82-09-24-01 2. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: AP 73-16-1.6 (ptn Tentative Parcel Asap dividing, 2S+ acres to create four 6+ acre parcels for homesites. 3. 'LOCATION OF PROJECT: Southside of Forbestown Road, 800 feet south of Old Forbestown Road, 1 mile west,of community of Forbestown. A. NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: Sebco, Inca Ron Graves & Assoc. 151 Ragan lVay P. 0. BOX 1576 S. Grass Valley, CA 95.45 Orovillej CA 95965 IIITTGATION MEASURES: 6. A r )py of the initial study tkaArding the environmental effect of this fro j ect is on fi; ;; ? County Center Drive, Orovil to This study was Adopted as presented_. Adopted with chRcngos. Specifc modifications and supporting reasons are attached. 7. A public hearing on this ;Jegative Declaration was held by the decision making body. Hearing Body Butte County Advisory agency Date of Determination Determination: On the basis of the in1tial study of environmental impact, the information presented 4t hearings) comments received on the , proposal and our own lcftow'ledge and independent research.- esearch:We Wefind the proposed Dtoject COULD NOT have a significant [] effect on the envitoi„Aent, and a NEGATIVE hereby adopted: DECLARATION is j p J .. g on the thedenvironmentrbutc'will COULD n this dselbeCa effect case because of attached mit'igation measure's described in -item 5 ,above Which are by this referent.e made Conditions Of project Approval. A conditional NEGATIVE D=AAATION 'i5 hereby adopted, ,gnature ---�----- _---------- APP VDIX 'k' , ENVIROMERITAL CHECKLIST FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) ERD Log r 82.09-24-01 BACKGROUND. AP 73-16-16 (p tn) 1. Name, o£ proponent Sebco, Inc:'' 2. Address and Phone Number of Proponent: 151 Ragan Way'Ron Grave's & Assoc. Grass Valley; CFS 95945 -�0 Box I.S7 Orovil7, CA 9S96S 3. Date of Checklist Sv',,mitted 4. Agency Requiring Ch.ec'tlist r 5. Name of Proposal, if applicable— Tentative Parcel Map Il. ENVIRONMENTAT, I14PACT (Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers are required on attache& sheets YES MAYBE NO 1. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant a. Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures?, b. 'Disruptions, displacements, com- paction or nvercovering of the soil? c, Change in topography or ground sur- face relief, features or removal of topsoil:? d. Destruction, covering or modifica- titin of any unique geologic or physical features? e. Increase in ,rind or water erosion of soils, either on or off the Bite? , , f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in silta- tion, denosi.tion or erosion which may modi�y the r.hannel of a raver or stream or the bed of. the ocean or any bay, inlet or fake?. g. Doss of prime agri.cultural�ly Pro- ductive'outside desigt`iated areas? Appendix- IF w page I of 10 YES WBE NO h. Exposure of people, or prory t geologic hazards such a.s'rr_hquukes , landslides, mudslides, 97'. 1,16' failure,' N ` x or similar hazards? 2. Air. Will the proposal resp �,t in., a. Substantial deteriorat o„, o;, ambient o-r local air quf j it;Y? b . The creation of object: ,,:)nab le odors, smoke or fumes?' c. S7gnifican.t alterat:^ -n of air u moveme-it, 'moisture P'il .=per,,, 'cure, or any change in cli p, 0 ,, ither locally or regionally? 3. Water. quill the propose--, ra8Jt in substantial- a, ubstantia.ca, r.t ges in currents, off., th course or direct: yn of water movements?- b, Changes in absorpt t, ratt,,ba, drainage r patterns; or the rat, e and amount; of ` G surface water runof.`,? c. Need for off-site ,s trface. drain`apse improvements, inclui ling v,Ygetat'ion removal, channeli:;.- • ion o,: culvert installation? x d. Ailteratltons to the course or flow ” of flood haters? e. Charnge in the amouY:t of surface water in any Prater 'body? f. Discharge ih,td sure ac•e waters, or in any alteration of sur'.�ace Vater quality,ncliciing but not limited to temperttvre, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? g. Alteration of the, 3irect lon or rate of flora of gt,p'tnd waters? 4 h. Change in the quantity or quality of ground Waters, ez.Cher through direct addition's ter withdrawals, or throe h interception of an aquifer by cuts o: excavdt16hsI g c y ti ey I*. 4ndix 17 Page 2 of 9 , s i NO ,•.� i. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for +public 2, K' water supplies? e or ty ]toposure of water relatedhazards such cis such as flooding? - 4. Plant".`Life. Will the proposal result in uYstantial: a. Loss of vegetation or change in the diversity of species or number of any species of plates (including Al trees, shrub s I grass, crops tilcroflora and aquatic plants) ? b. Reduction of the numbers of any ;. unique, rate or endangered species 11 of plants? C. Introduction of new species of ti planta into an area, or in a barrier i� to + the normal replenishment of existing species? d_ Reduction in acreage of any agri " cultural. crop? 5. Animal Vile. Will tike proposal result in substantial.: i.�versity of ;species a. Change in he d , or numbers of any species o:E animals (birds, hand animals including reptiles, fish and shell- fish, hellfish, benthic organisms, insects or microfauna) rte. r b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, 'rare or endanereri species of animals? c. Introduction of new species of, animals into an area, or result in A barrier to the migrati6n, or movement of animals. d. heduction of, encroachment upon; or erioration to existing fish or det. vril.dli.fe habitat? - A i�iend X p page 1 of YES?. Yi�L•"« IJD 6; tToi.se. Will the proposal result in substantial. a.. Increases in noise levels b. Exposure o;E ieople to severe noise levels? 7. Li ht and Glare. Nitl the proposal "light pr-4duce signa..£icant or glare:' Land Use. Will the pr'aposal result in a significant: a. Alteration of the planned land use of an area; or establish a trend which will demonstrably lead, to such alteration? b. Conflict Twit,,I uses on adjoining properties, or conflict with. . establ ,ched recreational, educa- tional, religious or scientific uses of an area? 9; Natural Resources, '!Fill the proposal result in substanta7 A. DeMand for, or incrc e in the, rate of use of any natural. resour `,,es? v b. Depletion of any nonrenewable natural resource? --• 10. Risk of Upsets, ?does the proposal: �rv�e a risk or an explosion Or the {release of 'Hazardous substances (including, but not limited to,oil; on) pesticides; cheumcals or radiati an theevent of an accident or upset conditions? 11. Population,. 14 3111 the Proposal Signa. icantly alter the location, distribution, density, or. growth rate of the human popule.tian of an divide an area or physically established cammunity?' --- 12. Housing, 4Iill the proposal sa.gna,t cantly affect exisritig housing, or create :a demand for additional housing? .. K .1 , W111 YES AP MAYBE NO 13. Transaortari.on/Ci� culat11 zon. , Will the proposalresult in--�.`._ a. Generation of substantial additional vehicular movement? . b. Significant effect's on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? x c Substantial impact upon exis _a'9 transportation sys'teias? d, significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods?, e. Al.tera:tions to waterborne, rail or air traffic? f. -increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? �. 14,. public Services . Will the proposal have Fn_ errect upon, or result in a `substantial need for neer or altered governmental: services in any -of the following areas s. Fixe protection:,` , .X b Police protection? �...: c. SchoolO. d Parks or other ,z ;creational facilities? e. Ma.intenan;l:e of public fscil,ities, g , inclvdin roads? f.Otherg overnmental services? 1tJ Erre:. Wil the proposal re8i3atl Ott A, Use of substantial amounts of ftial or energy?, b. Substantial increase in d;onand upon e,'C7.sting 5uUrces' of 'energy, or requite the developmentof nein sources of energy? Appetidik, V page 5 of g YES r1AYBE �to 16'. Utilities. Will the pro.ro5al r, p—le in a nee for neca systv-,jts, or sub- stantial alterarions to the following utilities. a. Power or natural. gas? b. Communications systems", c. Water? d. Sewer (will trunk line be extended, providing capacity to serve new development)? e.. Storm ilater drainage? 11. Human Health. C-Till the proposal result in., i a. Creation of any health hazard or pctential health hazard (excluding mental health)? b, Exposure of people to potential health hazards? 18., Solid Waste. Vill the proposal result i, i any significant impacts associated Y with Solid waste di8tosal or litter control? _ , l9 . Aesthetics. Will the proposal result in`t�he: o`Fstruction of any ydblic desigriated or retognizedscen c vista , open to the ublic twill ll the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to publ.i,c 'vitt' 20. 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G47 •. , { ��y"Cr CNA;r. r r YES, WBE N0 Ma ndatoly F:indin&s o.f Significance. a Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality Of the reduce environment, substantially the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a ,fish or Wildlife ion to drop below self o population sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plantor animal con- munity, reduce the number or restrict endangered the range of a rare or plant or animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods of California I.tistory or prehistory? ' b. Does the project have the potential to achieve short term benefiLs to of adopted the detriment publicly long-term envirc^mental goals? _- c. Does the project have impacts which are individually limited, but cumul.a,,'vely considerable? -(a project may impact on ttao or more separate. where the impact on each resources resource is relatively small; but of where the effect of the total: those impacts on the environment is X significant.) d, Does the project have environmental effects wh;cli will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings , indirectly? eitherdirectly or N f page 1 of 9 • --'� AP 73-16:16 (ptn) III • DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ZVALUATION Project Descii tion lo Type of Project: 2. Brief Descri tion: Tentative Parcel Map 6+ acrepp3.0n: Land division of 25+ acres to comesites.reate four 3. Locations South side of Forbestown Road, 800 feet so 4 Old Forbesto vn Road l utIL o a mile west of community of Forbestoivn. a. Access and Nearest Public Road s cul-de-`sac access "road off ,orbes�ownoRoalong gravelled constrUtted, d has been Method of Sewage Disposal: On-site s 6. Source of Water Su 1 septi - leach field systems �7 i Proximity PP Y� individual wells Y of Power Linmenes: 500 feet , iii Potential for further land divisions and development: P t. None Environmental Set" Ph sical Environment: 3. Terrain: Moderate slop, Soils ing rolling mountainous rid eland. a.. Types and Characteristics: Dobbins soil series, a dee clay loan with good draa e and moderate-slow permeabilitymoderate erosion hazard, , 5i, statural Hazards_ of the 'Land, a*Earthquake Zone: General foothill seismic region b, Erosion Potential: Moderate .c. Landslide Potential: Moderate d. Fire�Hazard: High e.. Expansive Soil Potential., Moderate 4_i Hydrology +._. a,. Surface Water: Headwaters of fiorbestotvn othe South Pork pea Ravine, a tributary ther River, originates above property and traverses northwestern cornier.of site. P y b. Drainage Characteristics; Fork and males to PonderasanRetervoirz an South domestic Suter supply, .I.D. c, Annual Rainfall (normal); .S5•60' inches d Limitin PACtors - g High raznfall1 erosion hazard and location of aCC0.'is road actos8 creek. %^ -o�iCftI Environment of Vegetation; orest s previously laggeds adjecent to Bureau of Land Management timberlands: 6,• i�ildli. Habitats Within identified winter range for the NI' ooretown Page migratory deer herd; A�perldxx F 3 of x r AP ?3-16-16 (p'tn) I)ISCUSS.ION OP VVIRONMENTAL BVAUATION (continued) Cultural Environment 7, Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: Forbestown area contains numerous old mining claims, of which this • property is oneo 8, Butte County General Plan designation: Agricultural Resp dential. r 1` . Existing Zoning: A-2 f 1",. Existing Land Use on-site: Undeveloped except for recent timber harvest and access logging road; old mining tailinga. 4 11} Surrounding Area. a. Land Uses; Scattered rural residences along Forbestown Road, particularly to- east. Community, of Forbestown I+ mile east. Bureau of Land Management timberlands 1 adjacent on, east and west. Yuba County adjacent on south. b. Zoning: A-2 c. Gen. Plan designations: Agricultural Residential d. Population: Very little in immediate area; Forbestown is mile east. 17. Character of:Site and Area: Undeveloped timberland open s space. . 15. Nearest urban Area. Oraville 20 miles 14. Fire Protection Service: a. Nearest County (State) Fire stations Robinson Mill seasonal F.F.S. 5 miles west. b. IUa.te7, Availability: None iscussi:on- Discussion- Specific environmental issues associated With this project are ' discussed below: lb,ef; 5b,c,f; 4a: Constrtiction of the ?,-mile access road, recent harvesting of timber on-site, and disturbance --of the drainage course near, Forbestown Road have caused soil disruption, exposing, soil sedimentation hazards from increased runoff surfaces to erosion and from the site.o piture deVelopment of four homesites in this 'region Of high annual rainfall will further increa3e erosion potential. This factor is particularly important considering the location of this site upstream from ponderosa ReserVoar, a 'domestic water supply. The site and drainage course require stabilization of the soil surfaces and sedimentation potential resulting From Vegetation to reduce erosion :,.,din, and constructio removal and clearing, g g, n of overcoverinjs. 5c, d 1lri.ldlife habitat encroachment: The project is located in an Area of Special Biological Importance (the migratory MooretbWn deer The herd winter range) tIhich extends over the ForbestOwn ridge. .. at parcel artinent o� Fish and Game polis indicates ,that Stave Dep y 40 er residence are incompatible with densities eater than acres g p continued deer usage of renge. County Land Use policies support the protection of 1Vinter deer range; lamitlt�g ta'nd 8eveloptnents to mt1nttin = �• a �a n ,E AZSCUSSIOiV OFA'RONMENTAL 'EVALUATION (cori.&nued) Count policy and help larger parcel sizes would implement existing79 y sensitive area. protect deer habitat in this , This is a concern whico,ect hashas to banresolved on incrementalaimpactjJonethisrs, but each 1 1 vzdual P r 7 , resource. This particular site is surroundedofnth sep would project undeveloped,;timberland open space; app of this create a residential extension R aoetheerhapsedisruptinglwiidllfe along the Forbestown _ o , p to open land eladjacentntoatherrier use o the area and east andCtotth.eewest landstl deer migration (BIM land t forming an island of along the long axis of this narrow property, maria ement lams). g private land in the middle of federal resource parcels i rovidearetention ofto form xanrundeveloped At a minimum, ��"�eSig' , � eshtoparcel and clustering a'i hotites p acts through the property would help reduce imp open space corridor. wildlife habitat (since deer avoid residences). on 8b Residential use of the property, particularly at the proposed density, may-cause use conflicts titandahatvestingiofetheses, timber ianagemer restricting continued lands . 11: The project will on establish human papulation tlin ay outlying separated from. existing res,aretmanagedial �for harvesting. Growth ` area where timber in the sin-rounding area, although coati guous .t inducement may result properties belong- to BLM and miry never be developed. cation 13c,!'*property road access to Forbestown Road is at a loon stt due to toad where restricted a�nar;-V windingxmountain road, causssome ` mr�rrement. Howeve't° ForbestoWn Road, . ^ traffic hazards from Ijjgx'son d lgghtstxa cc Road experiencesY Forbesto 4•n 14, l5a, ga. Due to the °isola ted; remote nattireo f, this area, availability (fire, public service stain its minimal p since aril telephone), roads, commercial services, electricity; and the increased fue'" consumption than 20 acres remuirIc ed for�coimutia ,lattrend toward parcels smailer iri this area must expect a ' a rema.tuve:, Residents in size may be p .. Y than it typical for less isolated properties lower level of service urban services. , nearer .o.,ect is located. in an area which is reinoe fromiOrovi� Vie. Thi p� police upgraded road services, P Res dents in this Area will require commercial servzces and schools at increasing Use and: fire protection, levels as the pOPulati°n grows. The current Garce7alsi?es aan s an p policy for the area Supports 20 acre minimum residential density unless five (5'j Conditional appropt-Yate rural. plarining criteria are satisfied, Appendix F page 8b of 9 (Sebco, Snc., Tentative par oJ, zip) 18 Shotir a leacziielcl setback from the road cut on Fcrbestowlx Read. lg. Homesitcs, if show, a the final map, shall be accessible to usable se*7ag` disposal az;en for gravity flow. N The 1oLlawi�ig ra tigat on wea4ures will also be conditions of approval; 1. Show'bomesita location's on the tentative and final ,parcel maps in a crus ter a=nngeni4..nt to reduce impacts on wildlife migration. Cluster homes tes within 200 ft. of the access cul. -de -sac, retaining the smathern poet -1 `on of the property in an undeveloned state. fP 2. Stah:Llize all soj:L, " ' Sursaces exposed by road construction and grading using ,whatever techniques necessary, to prevent or te(iuc el erosion. 3. Stabilize storm water runoff channels created by road construction of rock lining, energy -dissipating structures, or other' effective I means to prevent sedimentat,•.on off-site downstream, The follm-ling is a recommended mitigation measure; 4. Limit fencing or, the new parcels to a maxim= height of 4 feet,, with .3 or 4 -strand � wire, to allow free movement of wildlife, L=1 1' t barrier fencirg, to :a i= m area of one acre per parcel (`ohe . immediate yard oy g,-eea areas.) i i F .: EoMUNo 0- ROWN JR-6 Governor ,r - A� C,6,WORNIA. RESOURCES AGcNCY � AND GAME -"��r,�f •� DEEP ZAMEN`f of FISH Itan 'NI`* `idly, ROAD, SUITE A .,00VAr CALIFORNIA 45670 � 1 -.),'�5-7030 -j�ecemher 8, 1982 14r. Richard .t4olcar _1. to County Planning Department 7 County" Center Drive rovi 11e, CA 95965 Dear Mr. Mol car s The Department of Fish and Game ha,s reviewed the Sebcor Inc. tenta_14tive parcels-map which proPOSEos to split 24' acres •into four, parcels near Forbestown. This site lies within a tniesah�bt3tr�arobld specf the iesretoWn of special Deer Herd. It. also prc�vi.d binned hawke, spotted- and ,concern: such as Cooper S and sharp-'umulative :bin owls. To meted by developmenti welrecommend�thatlthe'f rabitat: in the area causer by , • following b:� require-' as condit> ons of approval home t -.tes closer together as indicated on the 1 Cluster attached map (nd>~cated i n red j 2. perimeter fencing should be limited to three o> t;our st,an< barbed wire to allow et fre�aar,emortcorralltype) shoal.dybe fencing (i.e+t hogl� rer the immediauR yard, used as perimeter fence to enclose on'.y or garden areas. f act the vepartment can be of furtheeseSu�'ervisor,ptelephone� (91.5) J355-7030.e rryMensch r ''silvi.ronmental 5ervid P sirxcerely pain >lenaeri tegN.Qna1 Manage Cute Co. Planning Gomm+ b�C 1a '982' y O �. c _ ,. , CALIFORMA—THE RESOURCES AGENCY GEORGE DOWEAAN, oroyerd 1 ,•x' ar \ 'VAP,TMENT OF FISH AND GAME ., myvof4s ROAD, SUITE A gAKgAv.'CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA 93670 355-7020 March 29, 1990 11,1. John Mendonsa Department of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 x)ear Mr. Mendonsa The Department of Fish and Gamy: (pFG) has reviewed the Robert and 141a Crowe Amended Tentative Parcel Map (AT°PM), a proposal to change the homesite location from within 200 feet to within 500 feet of Mallory Lane. Located near Forbestovin'the ATPM is an. existing parcel within an approved subdivision The existing 200 -foot setback was impos,A by Butte County as a suadivisiol mitigation measure for impacts on deer winter range -VEG does not object to t'he ATPM. The setback revision to 500 feet conforms to DFG's standard recommendation of homesite locations within deer winter range. if we can be of further assistance, please contact Mr. Ron Bertram, Associate Wildlife Biologist, or M.S. Patricia Perkins, Wildlife Management 8upervi.sor, tel,epVone (916) 355-7010: _ �incerel.y� Ja es D. Messersmith gional Manager DON coo. Pfau** N" 3 199 Orovilla, Califon,- 7 CCUNty 8�,+:.+B r pg PUBLIC WOKS DEPAR'DOT Center Drive p 7 County 5965 Qrovilie, CA 9 (916) 588-7266 March 8 1990 RE: AP 73-16-43 Robert &:Mira Crone Amended"Tentative Parcel Map 712 King St. CA 95060 Santa Crus, Dear Mr- & Mrs. Crone; for the our application for a tentative m� artment `I1zs is to notify you that Y s mi,tted to the Planning Department is being above-referenced property and to the 'Ent,ironrnental Health Dep for environmental determination, for its revievr. complete Vhen we have received application wi11 be considered comp departments This app the planning Department and the Envia:oTmeseal Health notification from data have been received. `these d� quire Departtrwnt. that all necessary additional formation they may *,rill contact you ,regarding any Very trul.Y.yours; Will3 am Chef Director of Publ'o Works �len nsa s:stant Director a ill/k cc. 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T3ox .336 Zrowhaville, Calffornia9590 (910) 675-2405 1,- 800-447 2100 r, i t 115CATIO; Mallory Laney Forbestown Butte Co. just off Forbestown Rd, ,; SESSORS'PARCEL,tdiIMBER AP#7346-41 (4.73Ac) & AP#73-16-43 (5.63Ac). 100P �nth:'parcels are�FVAnlc'crly loped' but havelrelativel leve are 0 T7t�i'HY AND GI .I'1CN• The parcels a.re located in awell"treedas forest s mak .16&al buil.dang sates. The elevation of the parcels is about 28001. TZLZTIES; A septic system will be '.needed to be installed on 'both parcels. Propane service xs availeble to the area. PG&E service is available to troth parcels (the power line comes up Mallory Lane), A well would need to be drilled on AP# 73-16-4.1, A well has been drilled on parcel. 73-16=43 to a depth Of 115r and was checked at B GPii. A copy of the 'well report is available in the file S1»I ING - PRICE AND " Wis t 1'. AP#73-16-41 First Trust Deed pyable atapproximately $167. per mc5nt assume existing a The purchase trtiCe is $25,000-11. With, 20�, down Seller to or more. Sellerill carry back 2nd Trust need for balance o.i; purchase price at 12% APR amortlzed Over i0 years, all due in 5 years, 2 AP03--16=-43 The purchase p�icpe is 29 500, With 20� downy Wier to assume existing " $ First Frust Deed payable at approximately X174, per month, or more. Seller will, carry back 2nd Trust Deed for balance of'purchase price ,at 12% APR amortized ovci- 10 years, all due in" 5 years. F K5: 'These parcels are located ,just off a paved road with .BMA�t f only a short g 'avel n ddces9. These are beautiful forest parcels With tall trees. Secljded and private pet readily accessable by good road. The restrictive: covenants ate on 'file with this office, and are trri.tten with protection of the Purchaserts property value in mind. yet ,are: free enough to a1 -low for iridi viduality. 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A C APPBNDIY G NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING. ENVTRONMENTAL IMPACT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project described below ha,s been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental_ QualityM. of 1970 (Public Resources Code 211.00, et. sect.) and a determination has been made that it 14111 not have a significant effect upon the environment. Log, # 82-09-24--01 DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: AP 73-16-16 (ptn) Tentative Parcel Map dividing 25+ acres to create four 6+ acre parcels for homesites. LOCATION OF PROJECT: South side of Forbesto—ah Road 800 feet south of Old rorbestown Road, l mile west ,of community of Eorbestown. . NAME AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT: Sebc;,o, Inc, Ron Graves & Assoc. 1.51 Ragan Way P.� 0, Box 1.576 Gras., Vw: i, A' PEN IN F i, � ENS%'LRO�,[IEPI�' • '' � RM rs H- E.Ch n A �: C � 1,eadTFO (To ie cornpletaec7 by Agency) ERD hog -9 82-09-24-01 BACKGROUND. AP7 3-,16 , Cp tn) 1. Name of Proponent Sebco,_Inc. 2. Address and Phone Number of Proponent; 151 Ragan Way Ron Gxave 4 Ass oc< Grass Va.11eV , CA 9.59"',5 P 0 Box 1576 Oroville, CA 959 3. Pate of Checklist Submitted " 4. Agency Requiring Checklist 5. Name of Propo!lLal, if applicable Tentative Parcel Map 11, ENVIRONMENTAL 114PACTl � (Exp:Lanations of all,"yes" and "maybe" answers are required , on attached sheets.).. i YES MAYBE NO 1. Earth: Will the. proposal result`yn significant a.W Unstable-, earth conditions or in changes in GAo-Idgic substructures! y, b Disruptions, dis'placemei-Lts, com- paction or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground su)r- face relief featktesl or removal of topsoil? d: Destruction cover'I;g or mOd ica- tion of ally uniglUe geologic or physical featurel?. e increase in wind `or water serosa cin a of so.ls9 ie�.Lher tin or o;Ef tte s f. Changes, in deposition or erosion oi' beach sands, or changes in sil.ta-� ` t'L.on, dapoartion or erosion tkich stay moda:fy the channel of a rivor or ; stream or the 'bed, of .tho 'ocean or itrilet faked v G any bay, oe. g= Loss of prt. t sgri-cult:,urally prop ductive soils outside designated X urban areas? App,endi'4 E =- page 1 (5,f`1 YES MAY'BE�, NO h. Exposure of people. or.property to „ geologichazards such as earthquakes,, landslides, mudsIldes , ground failure`, or similar hazards? 2. Air. Will the proposal result in. - a. Substantial. deterioration of, ambient. ox loci l air quality? _ b,, The creation of objectionable* w odors, smoke or fu=nes? c. Significant alteration of air _ movement, moisture or temperature, or any charge in, climate, either locally or regionally? 3. I -later. Will the proposal result, in stibst&ntial I; a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements? b. Changer in absorptiaz rates, drainage pat terns, or the rate and amount, of sur,:fa1te water tunof'�? c. Need f'or off- site. surf acrainage improvements , includingvegetation ° removal, channel;izati.on or, culvert installation? -� �^ d4 Alterations to the cou-r;s e or flow, O�fa.OaC� �,aters,' e. Chan e in the amount. of sur face g water in any water body,.? f, Discharge into surface w6te'rs, or , in any alterationof surface eater quality, including but not IF litriited, to temperature, dissolved oxygen or t6Aidity 1 g Alteration of the direction or s rate of flow of ground waters? h, Change in tY'e � , Tanta ty o dual ty , of groetid watars, O.itbe.r through' , d:t roct additions or Vithdratmis y or through antrrc�':Pti.on of an aquifquxc&'Vstions' er by c�t;�ts or e , � ..._.�. .�._... f}v a, _r it YDS MAYBE NO Y .. Reducf a.c,n, in ttie amount of water ,cheririi,se' avai:?, ab1;e for public , la.es � su � ,. water� j . Exposi::re ,of people or property to water rela��i hazarr s r -� such as . floodin , 4. Plant': Life. Will the proposal result in substantial: s. Loss of vegeta.ti.ore or Change in the, diversity of sire^es or number of any irPs,sselud ng '- trees, shrubs, gascop mi croflora and aquatic plants) ? b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or pndarg'ered specie, Of plants? c, Introduction of v.levY species of planta into ari atea, or in a barrier' to the normal ';repleni_shnetit 'of' existing species? fid. Reduction izi acreage of any agr .- culttiral Crbp? 5. Animal Life,Will tho proposal result �.n substantial:' - a Change in the diversity of species, until s of an 'species ofor 3 e. r animals (birds, lar►r3 animals incl ding reptile's, fish and shell- fish, benthic btgeri,i.sms, itlsdcts or: mieroiaunA) 'f b. Redtieticti of tete `numbers of a`dy , are ospac estmiquar aner s e. . iritroducti cin of new species of. nimals into an,elt" in ' "th igta't ionor ar to em movemant of animas? d, kedudtiot of; encroachment upon; or deterioration, to ex.'sting fish .or wrildl tfe habitat? AnPenda�c - page 3 or' 0 C 4 YDS r2A� E��: NO .,...r— �7 (.. tdoise Will the 'proposal result in substantial: a. ln,Leases in noise levels? b.Exposure of people to severe noi.,se levels? 7. L,i �►ht amend Clare. 14jil the proposal light or glare? produce significant $ Land Use • 1,11.,1! the proposal result11 In g if icant a. Alteration of the planned land use astabl:ish a trend of an area,, or ch will demonstrably .Lead to such .vIl alteration? b Conflict whin uses on adj oininf with pxope� ti es,': Or conflict establ.; CI -c' recreational, educa tional, rnli.ga cus or sci entiic [, uses of an area? gatiiral Resources. 1Ii11 the proposal ; result a n subs taut al; . ', . Demand for, or increase in the x.ate for resourCeS� J of use of any natural b f. Deplet:i.On of any nonrenewable natutal resource? 5�t Of Unset. Does the .propos) w---- r Or M 1T1V0 ve a ris}. Of an exp lOSi TiO " ` oily tx.n.cl.udinge +CeS btthnatrlomted �odn est ci.des, chemi.ca'ls oae raga atz:on., In the event of an acca.dent o ; upset `. conditions? l].. p ulation 4 t�i.11 the p ro� os al 1 . t i.On , sa gna a.cantl � alter t e, 1,oc� or h 7 distt but ori, densit , i gto�v umars. , o elation of rete, of the h p _p an ✓'� es�.ab�a.shedscotnmunaty?a.de 1.2. c►usirt.. jqill the proposal: fxcant� y affect existing housing, s sui , or create a domaxid fbr addi.ti.onai77 11Mw■�ew.r.rw�eM a 1'ir� i f Why , 7� - z 'YES— MAYBE NO, 13. Trans orrat,on/Circulation., tii11 the proposa result jn_: a.. Generation of subs _an...ia r 1 additional vchicu' ar movemen,c? f b. Significant, affects on 'existittg parking facilities, or a,emand for new parking? C. Substantial impact upon existing t.=aasportation systems? (Jt d. Si.smficant alteratio s to present patterns of circu.latio-r or movement of people and/or goods"? ' e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic f fa Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicle>, bicyclists or pedestrians? I4 Public Services. xli.11 the, pro posal have an e•. eft ct Upon, or result in a, substantial need for- riew or altered governmental services in any-of the following areas,: _ - a, Fire protection:' C, b: Police w•otection? 'Cil Schools? d. Paras- or other recreational y facilities? e. MaihtenAuce of public .;faci'lities ' including roads? f6 Oth'e'r governmental, services! .5. Energy`. Wil .1 the proposal result in: a. Use of substantial amounts of ,filet - or enorgy`?,,, b. Substarttiaa increase In dematid upon Oxil st nS tiollrte8 o f , ene,rgy,, oi- de-VdloPment requi e the of ttet,y sources of tmergy? u _ w fpagia r Ap , Oj 4 s 1,4 r •. ` d r . SES MAYBE,NO 16. Utilities . Will the proposal, r. o cultn in neccT—for new systgz�s.,'or sub" statitial alterations to the, followings utilities: u a. Power or natural. ,gas? b. Communications systems? X c. Water? r d. Sewer (will trunk line be extended, Y providing capacity to serve new de-velopment)'! F` e, Storm grater drainage;? 4 17 Human Ifiealth, Will the proposal n result in: A Creation of any health hazard or Potential'health hazard (excl.udin mental health) ? b: Exposure of peope to potential health tazard.s? (" Solid [Jas: to Will the proposal result in any sig if;, -4 impacts associated wi tth solid waste teI.�., vosal o'2: litter control? 1.9 1�esthetics . twill the proposal, result � 't e q struction, of any pubili c cies, gnated or recognized, sceftic vista open to the public, or U�ill the proposal result in the cx:eatit.n o atz j aesthetically 0i'fensive site open't:o public Griew? 20, kecr6atiot, Will the proposal ,re6,ult in an impact upon t'he quality or. quantity of existing public recr,aa� tion facilities? 7o -s yrea C'Ol t i ti —aT1 -at era'to tin of 21, Ar, cheolo ica l/His tnxica.l , Will `th of a siJ;nificant arwheological Dr hist:orlcal site, ttrue-tureo object: or building? " $ ��h � � �r!P,e�"� . +� A � „!+-� s•a' �. ss ` r y � ,'`,. •iY t � e j .a Vii, Y r +' r ^�r'�. `H,..:. 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Jf r.'. ^�'� 4 �. 1 1 r. �•,i li I •� 1". � SF � � � ��•'• � `a�'�""'+ � � e �`y� V 1,�,-* � � 1 'r i r 'Imx r ,Y � `: � r- q .a+. rr . ,,,.� .I .,.rt. .. q xt .r i'_'71"►i � .}"sr '�f101�b�it � �.r,4 � r �11D � � �r' r,u•;I. J' i t:✓ r+ _ � b 1 ' � � \ %'llfliC " h .. a. ,� J....C., r.,•: 1 \.. .\ ....._ r :' q�tiR.lc.�.. o w.cr4'w �.. y a" 17'ab" (4) +35 Em tr+xttY fi pt" ,n rY !i'rOel .*' YES MAYBE VO, ,, Mandator 'Find.in sof Si n 4 �` g ficance. a. Does the.project have'the potential " to degrade the quality of the environment, substant.:al7_y reduce . the ;habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a ,fish or wildlife population to drop below self sustaining levels; threaten to eliminatea, plant or animal com- munity, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant: or animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods of California history or. prehistory? b. Does 'tLe project have the potential to achieve short term benefiLt! to the detriment of publicly adopted long-term environmental goals? c; Does the project have impacts which are iodi idually limited, but cumulatively corslderable7 {a project may impact on two or more separate . ri t each �h t4be.tl `;mph r Lso.,,�tc.�. r.� .�. `.....�-4•wue ir" tstall,�, bu.t where the affect of the total of those imp arts --on the environment is _. d. 'Does the project have environmental effects tahich ':gill cause substantial adverse effects on human beings- i< either d_irec6ly or indirectly?' A,ppendi page 7 of 9 w uz..x ..r.e.. AP 73K16-16 (ptn) I 13:1. DISCUSSION OF 'ENVIR01414ENTAL ':VALUATION. Proiect Description 3-., Type of Project Tentative Parcel Maj 2. Brief Description; Land division of Z5+ acres to create four 6+ acre parcels for hc.�iestes . : . Location South s of , , south Old ForbestowndRoad, F1 mil;eowesWn �Uvf cbmmunitad 800 t of Forof 4 Access and Nearest PlAfic Road s Y 'pestU�vn �: 1300 -foot long gravelled cul-de,sac access road off Forbes'townr Road has been constructed. S. Method of Sewage Disposal:. On-site septic leach Ii,-ild systems b, Source 'of Nater Supply: Individual wells 7. Proximity of POWer Limes: I I8. Sp0 feet Potential for further land divisions and developmert� n probable. None Fnvironme,ntal Setti,n Iry, Terrain: Moderate s:.o-pini rolling mountainous ridgelaTid. a» Types d C1xG;ctr�ristics: Dobbins soil series, a deep clay loam with good drainage, modexate 'erosion hazard, and moderate -slow permeability. 3 Natural Hazards oi• the Land a. Earthquake zone: General foothill seismic region b Erosion Potential: Moderate C Landslide Potential: Moderate d Fire.Hazard: 14igh e Expansive Soil Potential: Moderat,-' a4. Hydrology a,. SurfdCO Water: Headwater; of xoTbestown Ravines a 4ributa�y of the South Fork Featheir River, origiliAtes above c and traverses no thwesti,p"r'perty rh, e- - .O f Site . Drainage Gh��racteris'tics : R4Viho dra" ns ` 2 mi l°es to Sau ch Fvrk and 3 mid es to Ponct@li`osa Rese,riror an.0'.1trl , , D domestic utater supplyy, c Annual Rainfall (normal),: ':5 'W inches d. Limiting Factors: High ra' hf-'dj:j erosion hazard and location of access road across creek Aloloizipal Environment y Vegetation: Mixed sorest ` y prev,tousl logged; ada a.cent to Bureau u Managetent timberlands; i 6. fe Habitat•! Within iden,t3cfied Zvi. _ ., of tan t! ... � g. �, - he I�tooreto<iri Pa9 fi V .. App radix F fox i� $ n� .� .migratorydeer hird� e , �L•"MrvYF .I+i+.n ��""" f } � �y , 'y. M+.M"k'=rvtidweWA.kU i � 73-16-1( ;. °DISQUSSI0N OF ENVIRONMENTAL BVA4,UATI:ON (continued) ` jj` tural Environment: j Porbestown k 1,Archaeological and Historical Resources in :the, area: claims, vhi,ch, this area contains nume old: ,mining .of 1, pProus ra ertY is one.. i Butte Count General Phan• designab-ion: Agricultural Residential, ,. Existing Zoning: E�casting L?Site: 'Undeveloped except for xecent timber mber and on l.d�, harvest and access logging road; old. mining tailings. la, Surrounding Area:% Land. Uses Scattered rural -re, sidences along Faxbestosln a, Road, particularly to: east. Community of Forbestolvn 1+ anile east. Bureau of Land Management timberlands taest Yuba County adjacent on south . adjacent an east and b. Zoning: A-2 C. Gen. plan designations. Agricultural Residential ForbestoWn l f' d, population: Very little in immediate area; <, mile east• p 112. Character of Site and Area: Undeveloped timberland, open spate. j is . "nearest Urban Area: Orovill,e = 20 mile 1.:4. Fare Protection Service: Nearest Count (State) F'lre Station: Robinson Mil1easanal j a. F.F:S, 5 miles igest , fib. Water Availability: None'` Discuss Specific z this project are ec.�.fic envsronmental issues associated t�xth discussed below: lb,e..f; 3b,c,f; 4a: Construction. 'of the 4-mile access road, recent dis'ttxrbance of the, drainage course , harvesting. of timber on-sate, sand ear pbrbestown Road gave caused soil.ciisxuption, exposing soil n runoff and sedimentat ari.h.azards from increased surfaces to erosion aon of ., site. Puture development of four 'homesites .in this reg from w potential.. yrosion of rainfall is particularly lllimurther ortanticonsadering the location of Y P Th slfac.torual this site up stream from Po�nderos'a. ReserVoir, a domes tri- water' supply. The site drainage course require oenialaresultsngt4on of hfromlt'eg surfaces tat Oil to reduce erosion;. and sedlment,ai.inn p radin, and construction` of oveTCovering°s removal and clearing g g; 1 5c, d: ��ildlife habitat encroac� menta The 'pxoiec,t i"s located in an (the migratory Tiaoret.oti+Theeer Areae of :,Special B ol.ogicgl I%np etanCe . ), which gads over the Eorbe'stown i idge . Winter rangeh ext herd" State Bepairtmdr t `of ir-ith and 'Gaffe policy indicates that parcel are incompatible with g eater than 40 acres per residence 1 i i range. Cot�rity� Land Use policies support, the deer continued deer usage Of continued w5n.ter deer range, li}i�it ng land aovelepme'nts tr, maintain p I z _ a e 8a F p g r of w J 7 L, ,,iSCU55 � . C _. +'F*� p TORI OF -EN! RbNMENTAL .EVALUATION tori anued) 3 urger parcel sixes would implement exist ng County policy 2nd help J protect deer habitat in this sensitive a1ea. This is a concern which has to be resolved on an areawide basis, but each individual project has an incremental impact on this resource, This particular site is surrounded on three sides by resource. ed,`timberiand open space; approval of this project would create a residential extension into the middle of this block of open land along the FoxbeswRcreatinexaabarrierutoicontinuedfe use of the area and effectively g deer migration (BLt lands lie add acent to the east and to the west along the long axis of this narrow property, forming an island of middle of federal. resource management lands). private land in th;e . to provide p to form of an parcels and clustering of homesites t p undeveloped � At a minimum, redesign of the parcel ma to foam larger open space corridor through the pxoperty would help reduce impacts on wildlife habitat (since deer avoid residences) 8b: Residential use of the property, particularly at the proposed density, may cause land use conflicts with adoinzng timbera.nds,. restricting continued timber management and harvesting of these lands. I!: The project will establish human population at a location $eparated from existing n an outlying forested residential use, i area 'where_ timber resources are managed for harvesting. Growth !� :Y`nducement may result in. the surroti:nding area, although contiguous Properties belong 'to BUI and may never, 'be developed. 13c,f Property road access to korbestown Road is at a location where restricted sight dist'-Ince.exists due to road curves on Forbestown Road, a ng,xroty Winding mountain road, causing some traffic fi.h�from ingress and eress traffic. movement: However, FoxbestonRoad experiences on1 light traffic. `- 14, 15a, 8a. Due to the isolated, remote nature of this area, its m nidal public service availability (fire, police, schcyols roads, commercial sexv�ces, electricity, and telephone), ut-Lcextain domestic water avaalabili.ty and the increased fuel consuAn120n required for commuting, a trend toward parcels smalicx than 2q acres in size may be premature.. Residents in this area must expect a lower level of service than is typical dor, less isolated properties nearer urban services: The project is located in .an area which is smote from Oroville: Residents in thi-s area wi11 require upgraded 'road; services, polico e,nd fire protection; comme�rc�a�: servsces and schools' at a.ncreasin g 1,ev�!ls as the population grog`s The Cu�'rent Ueheral Plan Land Us;e policy fi6r the area supports' 2O acre min mum'patc6l sizes as an appropriate, rural rdensity uhless five ('5) conditional esidential planning criteria are satisZied. Appendix page 8b of 9 :J C'I C"iORNIA—RESOURCES AGENCY EDMUND Go OROWN JR., Governor — 0RTMEN1' OF FISH AND SAME r •ivt r .N, ION 2 [ ,771 l..MI;M ,ROAD, SUITE A o"YANCH.J' C040QVA, CALIFORNIA V5670 0916) t�5 -7030 December ,8, 1982 Mr'. Richard Molcar utt:e County Planning department 7 County Center Drive Ciroville, CA 95965 wear Mr. Mol.car i M she Department of rish'an6 Game has reviewed the Sebco, Inc. " tentative parcel map which proposes to split 24 acres into four parcels near Eorbestown, This site lies within 'a migratory corridor of the Mooretown Deex Herd. It also provides habitat for bird species of special c6ncern such as Cooper's and sharp -shinned hawks, spotted. and lung -eared owls. To mitigate the cumulative impacts upon wildlife habitat in the area caused by development; we recommend that the following be required as conditions o;: approvals 1. Cluster home sites closer together as indicated on the attached map (indicated in red). 2• perimeter fencing should be limited to three or four-st'zand barbed wire to allow free movement of wildlife. Barrier fencing (i.e., hogwire, board, or corral type) should be used as perimeter fence to enclose only the immediate yard or garden areas. f the Department can be of further assistance. pl't�ase contact J"erry.Mensch, Environmental Services Supetvisor, telephone, (916) 355-7030. sincerely, Paul T. Jensen 'Regional Manager Cure Co: P16nhing Comrm OEC 14X82 OraV1,116Celiibrnib , *, �6 k ,"•V , (Sebco Inc. TentatiVe'Parcel Map) 18. Shaw a 50 ft. leachfa.eld setback from the road out on rorbest 'stn Road. 19. Homesites,. if shown on the final snap, shall be accessible to usable se -wage disposal area for gravity flow: The following mitigation measures will also be conditions of approval*. 1. Show homesite locations on the tentative and final parcel maps in a clyster arrangement to reduce impacts on wildlife migration. Cluster ;homesites within 200 ft4 of the access cul-de-sac, retaining A southern portion of the property in an undeveloped state. P_ Stabilize all soil surfaces exposed by road construction and grading using whatever techniques necessary to prevent or xeduceerosion. 3i Stabilize etorm water runoff channels created by road construction off' rock lining, energy -dissipating structures, or other effective' means to prevent sedimentation off-site downstream. The fol.la—vang is a xecommenddd mitigation measure: Limit fencing on the new parcdls to a maw mtam height of 4 fee ty vl:Lth 3 or 4 -strand Yitire, to allow free movement of wildlife. Limit barrier fencing to a maximum area of one acre per parcel. (the immediate ;yard or garden areas,) i i 1 f