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A fit tip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ---------- , 414 I44' IIIIor I*W , SO A ocw oi 4 II6' 44 41" 76 Aw. *7 31 r IIkv IW11-41WA�� ��,k/5 1991 116 coo PLANNI 0 3 �5 40 NG -Y f OR V/L L I)EPARTMENT, CALIFORNIA ?/ 61 Fb 111�#" Aft f OF tdo iV it IIIIIofl or II 497 jr" 00 Iu NTI Y , s p I5-199 Ih9 if6v 19 e opmehts, I4 T "I T I -Al f,� AO& IIIIIiIlIII7- r IIIIIIIIi2� fl IIIIIIII47, 'A iIelf, 777 777777 IIIII 4 PLAVN 90 COY44IS-SION SUMMARY $MBE' �rJR LANs ' DIV�S�4NS. B.K. Herndon , , ICANm t;' is ^n. Pond. -Estates -85-03-12-04 Ir S 1736 1�jjZiar. s fIighway, Grants pass, Oregon 97526 EER sgme yi J3 C DI:"CRI1?TIO1 Tn:eta°tiye Subd s . 4, to rl_ V:i , iy n _ 1 30.6 1 acres 1,nto . moots at 1,-4-cro rh ni-pjjLL.,epS-1— .. 4J;,b- XON on loth sj,doa of r=bQstoivna r Its intersco Inn �x1t' ha�� nkye cl off' Road. rorbestotyn area. G1914. PLATIr � 1 PROJECT C01VC 1STENT? �.�t -APPLICATION P.r IST 3,12-85 o. P.`0, Box 576 Oroville. CA 9.5965 PUBUCATION NON-PICE WP1711 N, PUBLISRED C* lIDIGPAPEP 1;07ICE,(3) PilRLISIJED :. O. C. P. G. S. �.:, - NAILING LIST PRr,?A'99,D W :SIE t -JAIL- OIPP NOTICtS WRIT @'1 MAILED �� NUMB1 fi Z:- PLANNING DIREOT,`OR 1 S REPORT PREPAPM NATION ---�-- CATSWRICA.L EXEMPTION �..lWM FILED ZY .a` k'M DATE N5GATVM DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED '7 !� "'MITIGMD NEGATIVE DECLAMATION «. DATE ADOPTED r " tot. IMPACT APORT DATE klia" COMMITTEE MEETINO ,AV ORX AUNC' IMAl- IG DATE ' "" � �- � _ s+vc : 2? ✓'"* ,"'II,SORYAGENCY ACTION �.� ' . ab •:'gat �" • 4z a .r k , M. * ��.k 71 ,'i � ,k ��"' R� 4`'` �r 1� � k. �"t�i � i�'',M1 t�� .A" '•' 'Q.,p'=`: l� ��'�'�' �F�' �`,` te1�° �°f'"� �'` y�".t #,✓ & . f .y ✓7'a," ^,+�". gjr?.' 1,.r"r ��, Jn' x` „vq ^�`�" y 5Y �Y/yTy'yy u ry1 ypT.•({� y� ,W a� ,.•vr..U. +Jy ,r,,y�. ,y }.�j +' !w µy �"p,%j9! 4"o4 �S`fe`'!wN tk'Siu{ 1l AV {AiW r� ({4'Q��':41. "R'y`✓: ... ..._ - .. .. _.ate 4 _. ..-. .... _ A. TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION FOR CONSIPERATION: 1. Walden Fond Tentative Subdivision, (B.K. Herndon), AF 73-18-x.49 and 152, 24 lots on both sides of Fo'ftestown Rd., approx. :1700 fti east of its intersection with Challenge Cutoff Rd. Forbestown area. Engineor: Barnhart/Brown Associat s M.r. Streeter asked If we have received a revised map. Mr. Mendonna said yes that we did receive one.. to be *Reid benecessaryiwaa:ilt it. letter Theonlyrexceptions changeswc;retf'orhree lotstone. •hat was going 14to17� Nir. Mendonsa stated that we did get a request :for that. HEARIN r OPEN Mike .Evacg, Barnhart/Brown Associates. He stated that he had no problems if the revised map hers been received. CLOSED Mr. Streeter asked if lots 14 to 17 would be accessible to the usable area: Mr. Reid stated that it looked like there were no problems. The property is not very steep there Mr. Streeter statedthat the revised snap takes care of the mitigations and wildlife concerns and that Would be part of the exception findings: Rr, Reid stated; Having reviewed the environmental review checklist and canversati -ns at this meeting and the revised map of June 28 1985, 1 will make a motion to grant A negative declaration of environmental impact for the IIaldon Pond Tentative Subdivision to create 24 Lots on A� 73.18-1.49 finding that tM 'project is in conform- ante With the Butte Oo�,rity General Flan and Butte County zoniriLl and will not have a ttignificant effect on the environment. Mr. Streeter seconded the motion and, A was carried. Mr. Reid stated: noting that a negative declaration was adopted this date I will make a motion to approve the subdivision fur iJalden Pond on AP 73-18-149 project tot 24 Lots on the revised dated June 28,; 1.985: The motion includes an exception to the three to one ratio eor parcels 14, 15 and 16' end 17 finding that there are special c,, dumatances with respect to, size „hope and tonography are ekisting on the property in that the lot design was necessary to provide the wildlife pro-. test on area as a mitigation measure, Approval: is subject to. the following conditions: Bmf COUN'T'Y ,&Vi8q AGENGY M1NUftES 7/1.51,8s „ 7 `��� BYJ r COUNTY ADViSO AGENCY MINUTES ! ge 2 ffffff , •• ` ppb1ic,.Work s Department conditions area 1 Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2a Provide 20 -ft. radius property line returns at all street in'cer.se•,„.::ions. ;S. Indicate a 50 -ft. bui'iding setback line from the centerline of all' iiAterior streets and Forbestown Road and Kristy Crescent Road, 4. Street signs shall be provided 'by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate staeet names for each street to the Count, address coordinator for approval of street names.) ”. Deed 30 ft. from the centerline of Forbestown Road to the County of Butte. G. Construct full street section on Rig Fir Road, Walden bond l„ane and Kristy Crescent Road to RS -7 geometric standard. 7.}}t{{�;;�.,,.rtlsr.axs3:Qr�txgl;dkrtxEctxirxtic�ci�xh't� k3SkFAOK A• deletes 8 Provide monumenta'tion as 'required by the department of Public Iffir'k: in accordance with accepted standards. 5, S".reet grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County O%"dinance5, design resolution and other accepted engineering standards 10. Provide permanent solution for drainage: t ll. All easements or record to be shown on the final map, 12. Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Department or other respo'.:' 1e+ agency. 13, Street lightirgj shall be provided in accordance with Butte County requirements, accepted design criteria, and recommendations of PUFt—, 14. Provide 1 fti no' access stjrip except at common driveway loca'tiatta: anti Forbestown'aoad. 15, Pay off assessments, 16. Meet the equirements of the utility companies 0.e4, PG&E, Pacific; Bell, 17. Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 18. Developer to provide all necessary traffic control signs, including stop signs. 19. Provide double ehip seal ori Vorbestown, Road Frontage Prom most we5ter>iy lot line to tno-ot easterly lot line. 20. Construct standard 8"18 publ.l.c ,road approaches at the intetsectir.,i of Vorbestowh Road and Big :Pi.r 'Road and at the ihterseati.on cel' VaAestown Road and Xristy Cxescont 96aa. BUTTE COUNTY, ADVISORY AGENCY MINUTES page 5 er July 15 1985 Health Department conditions: 1.. Show a 50' leachfield setback from the drainage way on parcels 1 through 12, and 20 through 24. 2. Show a 25' leach field setback from the edge of the oroville Wyandotte Irrigation Distri..ot ditch on parcels 1, 2, 3, & 4. 3. Show a 1001 leachfield setback from the uph;.11 edge of the oroville Myandotte Irrigation 'District ditch on parcels 1, 2, 3 .and 4. 4. Show a 1001 leaehfield setback from the ephemeral pond on parcels 2, 3, 7, 8, 9x&10. 5. Prove with percolation �Qsts and soil depth tents, that the required usable sewage disposal °,jrea exiats ort parcels ]. through 24. Combine with an adjacent parcel any parcel not proven to contain the usable sewage disposal Area required by the Subdivision Ordinance 6 Provide a letter or other documentation from the Yuba County water District stating that they are willing and able to supply domestic water to parcels 1 through 24, 7. Homes,ites if shown, on final map shall be accessible to the sewage d sp sal, area by gravity flow. t�tr. Streeter seconded the motion and it was carried unani.mous.ly, t. EIR APPEAL FFR CONSIDERATION'S 2. Environmental Development Inc., Tentative Subdivision, AP 51-01-116 and 1.24, 7 parcels app'rok. 3200 ft. north of the inter section of Center Gap Rd. and Centerville Rd. Butte Creels Canyon ars Engineer: Sierra West Surveying Sohn M.endonsa stated that this item has been continued for some time and thought that the mitigation measures had been worked out. HEARING OPEN Mr. Tom Wrinkle) yiexra West Surveying Mr. Wr- nklo stat;ec`i that mitigation measure #2 should read; "obtain streambed alterationi agreement for any work done in Butte Creek or its bank from the 1!i6h end Game:... Streeter stated that we will insort 'Department of Pinh said Game in there: Mr: Steeter also statedthat some of these might be absorbed in other conditions. There Was dbme discussioh on combining some of th(l. conditions,. Mr.. Wrinkle stated that, 16 ceauld be taken off became 15 takes caro of that Mrs Mt donsa stated that 1.3y 1.43 l5 16 could be combined, I., W414eA Fond Tentative Subdivision, B. K Herndon, applicant, AF �j_18-149 and 152, '94 -lots on both sides of Forbestown Ad.) approx. 1700 ft. east of its intersection with Challenge Cutoff Rd; Forbestown area. Engineer: Barnhart/Brown Mr.,,Streeter asked if a revised inap would be submitted Mr. Evans said. that they were considering eliminating Walden Pond Court and redesigning the lots to be long and thin, and bringing the homecites out to the setback to give Fish and Game open space, even though there are lots of dogs and residences all around a tree farm with a woven,', wire fence going up the west line. It is not a critical winter range area. The 3:1 rule would have to be stretched to do the redesign and he wc:uld prefernot to redesign the map, There were two letters from Fish and Came. Apparently Fish and Game wants to see some sort of redesign, There was discussion of how the reap might be redesigned. Mr. Evans asked about PG&E requirements for street lights: Mr. Edell said there is nothing specific yet: The requirements will be mainly for locations There was a discussion of the road surface. Ikir, Evana said that a dovble chip seal had been disciissed and, would be okay. That I ecame oondit!,)n ;x'19. I 1 There will a stop sign. at tig Far and Kristy Crescent, Mike. Evans said that most of Forbestown;u. has already been deeded. There was no problem with Health Dept. conritions. $611 depth tests have 'beeft done: - Mrj Edes.'I: mentioned 'whare the fire hydrants are to be located, Mr. fxlell ')aid that there would be a condition for public road apr,.-oaches at tato inte"esections A revised�,fap was to be submitted) changing Ue northwest corner. The 3:1 hou�,d not be a problem. This project is ready to 'gp to the Advisory Agoqti, The tollowing conditions are recoMffjendect by Vublijo W,6kks Public W&kt hepar tent cohd i t i ohs 1 . Submit road and dry have plans tO the DepartyAc-lit of public Works " i:or' approval and install t:,lrt� reqOi��r':cd facilities. pr`OVido Oyit r'adtus property lino roturns at a)',.stroet nte.rsOctiirts MI N 1.,811 �, Indy a,te a 50=ft. building setback dine from the cenreriii.e a'F . 11 interior streets and Forbestown. Road antiristy Crescent Roast. 4, Street signs shall be provided by the d , %,.4oper at all street intersections oer Countyrequirements. (Submit 5 alternate street name, for each street to the County address coordinator for approval street names.) 5. peed 30 ft. from the centerline of Forbestown Road to the County of Butte; G. Construct full street section on Big Fir, Road, Walden Pond Lane and i Yri,.ty Crescent Road to RS-7 heo►►tetric stan(kird. �Conns�.ruct fustreet section on Malden Pond Court to RS-7 road standard, u ; 11 i. h 8i Prov-,Je monumentat on as required .by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards. "# 9. 5',.reet grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County i Ordinances, design ►-usolt►tion and other accepted ►engineering stzil�,ards: t 1U Provide perm hent solution for drainage. ll. A11 eascmerts or record to be shown on the NMI! 1110. et re�luireme►Its of But'to Counter fire Department or other responsible 12, meet 13 Street lighting shall btu provided in accordance with Butte County requirements, accepted design criteria, and recommendations of PG& : 14. PMvWe l ftj, nno recess strip' except at co►mrio'n dr noway locations do Poebestown Road. 1.5. Pal off assessment%. + 16. Asriyt the refit ii,e►tit tits of the utility cu�iii0,AWs (t .c ., PG&C, i1aci f'io tlel l', vrateir-; Sewer) 17. pay any delinquent taxes Or current taxes as eequi red. 18 lleveloper to provide all necessary traffic control signs} indludiop,.--etop Signs. � 0M, ptovide doub1t, tjifip +��� �7tI �''c51'btj: .fi�4th I rtr+;? )°"t`Ot'Ii.tlErr_ moth Montt westerly sok%i, et1c�,:k, ti s+t:tat`1,y lot, Pirie, line t rl� � , .. i �ttk>liti rt7�ts1 �il��t'��t14`N�r, apt :hr: 3.ni�r:x'sect3.t�s� 2 �,s n. c,L�ltCt st`►n al i 1�. Fdrbo,.'lt wn Kmal trtt:i Nf+ VIII kt,,ji ot` Fovbostown 'Roa and Kri ty k,P k,•5r7tF tkexa�t. Abb- - TENTAT St LVISION TENTOVE PARCEL MAP 4MEBIKUARY SUBDIVISION A . °. j�. (Please cl'ack 4ppxapx3,ate box),, jA B Herndon APPLICANT,:•.. B. . PHONE NO (S O;i r Gy5 S 9 ADDRESS 1736 11illiams_ Ilighway, Grants P i ssr OroRon 97520 OWNER: Sarno PHONE NO: ADDRESS: ENGINEER OR ,SURVF:YAR: Lar�zll��t�Braivrt � Assoc" PHONE N0: 534-491:1 ADDRESS: P.0, Box 1576 ` Oroville, CA. 95965 MAIL NOTICE OF HEARING TO:.�` ti,�mhart-Brown F Associates and Applicant PROPERTY: TOWNS 4IP 19 N RANGE, .6 �. SECTION LOCATION OF . ASSESSOR'S PARCEL .NtrMr3Ex: 73-18-149,* 152 TOTAL ACREAGE • (6 PLEASEk,SUtMff-i" X9E1M4I1 Y- TITLE' ,RE, MRT OR RECENT POLICY` OF TITLE, INSURANCE dated within Iust sisc months li-101 APPLICATION. +, � ) . INDICATE IM � d?AT£ AMD RECO DING , .iifroRmkTxON BY WHICH, T' s PAnTicuuR FARCES, W.AS ! CREATED y , DAZE� � • blar c lY 2 �. , �.9 l3`3i bo0y, 9 2 M SPACE 48j' 4 9 ZiMMER AND SIZE Or, 'PAVCELS BEING CREATED (inclUdinE aryy xemaa.rla, O5 24 Lots at i Acre minimum each r E On property a� DISTANCE TO NATURAE WATER COURSE OR STOR1�l DRAIN, P 1 Y a PROPOSED I-ETHOD Or SEWAGE DISPOSAL; Independent Septics ( Check with Realth Departuerit PROPOSED SOURCE. OF WATER: Yuba 'Wato'r' Dist•,'ict (Check with Health Depex'tnient) DO POWER AND PHONE LINES rXiST TO TFCE 8OUNMAY OI' TRP ORIGINAL POCEL7 )'OS V NOTi EaTIMATE THE DISM14CE My FULL HAVE TO BE EXTEPtl7ED! N/A LO IWO Revysctt -t44-$0 W ,l Reeell)is a rP �Cec ,APPENDIX X, a ;Gate Ii dd •-' Rutfa Ca. Pl�+nr..l�g �� r. , ; . *E.n .ronmente,l Irdormati6x Form (7;0: tie corn :feted -by app,11,6 nt}: MAR ,:� B. l:. EICa'�icio�t. Name and address of developer or pro sponsor: 1.736 1tli1,1iams Ilighway,, Grants Dass, Oregon 2., Address of p r 0 i e Big pi.-r Road a'nd lotbestoIm Rosd, Porbestown ,PXgLkOor'sd,-Block ax7d Lot.,.,Number. 3- y. ' game, aaaress grid tei ep�one number. of peraon to be. contacted y w . ► r' r-oncerning, this project: Barnhart-Drown .& Associates P..a, Bot 3,576 Gre.V111e, CA • 95965 / ttention tuc iaea 'van:; , Type o f' project. (i.e. rezoning, subdzvsion')'"' .Tofitative Subdiviglon 5 Uot and describe any other related permits and other public. zppro vats requixed fox this, project, includin4 those required by city; regional, state and federal agencies ftate Dept of, Real, es tate for' :sAl.es, 6.Existing zoxting, district: A- 2, 7. Proposed use of site; 1 dcx'c ltomesit.es 11ROJEGT DESCRIPTION Is. Si a size., x'0.64 acros o r9 Sqmare footage of bualdin (s}, e-Xistin} }iotriC is l 500 sqtiae feet inless 10- Number of floats 'of construct:o.I. 5xt1 gle 11- Amount of off-street parking provided, i`latiy s 12 .kitAcIl site development plan., � Sce telttaty�Ve p a)-ggl map 11.; Proposed scheduling. As t -0 M as pOssxbl.'e 14, Associated projects. N/A 15 Anticipated.nctemental development. V/A , .knriendix r•. nage 1 of 3 ti If ,r_eszdentxal, Akc lude the number of unit ' schedule of rinit sees, .and type' o.f 6, Feb size expected. As..pqr zotz )i 1-7_. If commercial, indicate rhe type .,whether neighborhood, city,,' or zegionally oriented, square footage of sales area, and loading, N/A . 18. if "industrial, indicate type,, esltimat•ed emp�,oyment'per shift andloadixx�r fa-cili, es:: app` ,, err . } A ' . s4ya'4?..,,.+iRjS.i,.w�E � .,�f�lk•s��� 1 r+!• f ,rs^irK . +.sb ct:� + w. .,. , v . •' . , wp , if .. . 11, e ° M k , /+r Mr kyr ' Yl ', 1L 19_ If. institutional, _,indicate the major -fun t on.,sk employment per ;shift, • e,stimated .;occupancy„ loading"f acIMt=i an{3 community bo-.�V,lefi.ts to be derived fromthe project XT/A , 20, -If the project involves a variance, conditional use or rezoning; application, state this and indicate clearly,why the application,. is required. WA_.. Axe, the .fold owing ..,items :applic,ab1p . to.,,,theep`rd j edt-%, Dildcuss, el:ow all -mems iyds. .:(attach-.dddit1onAl sheAetsr ns. b. vpmessary)" ,p • XX 21% Change in existing features of any beaches; lakes, or hilts, Dr substanti'z `al'ttrht ion' of ground contours. X 22 Significant Change in scenic views or vistasfrom; existing resi.dent'ialareas or public .lands or` roads . X 23. -Signifi'ca'ttt1;y'tchange pattern, scale'o�r"chaxa�t:er cf _.�.. -. genera.1, area of ,j, _ M: gra ec.t. X 244 Significant atiiocints of solid waste or litter', X 25. Chanbc iii dust, d6h o smoke; fumes or odors ip vicinity. X 26. Significant ctange in lake, stream or ground" water , quality or quantity, or alteration of existing drainage patterns X 27. Substantial change in existing ,noise or vibration levels in the viciriity X 28. Site on filled land or on slope of 30 percent or'tnore. X 29. Use or disposal of potentially hazarrlotis ma' ietials r f Much as toxic substances; larmriables or Appendix 8 - page 2 of 3 S NO 30. Substantial change in demand for municipal services (joke' fire, water, 'sewage, etc.; X 31. Sub3,ta�xt aa.Xy inczea�A; fossil �f 6l consumption (eYctric3,tt.d oc na � uval gas° r , x 32,, Relatioinshi.p t o part of a larger project: ox series �..'..` of projects IvxRoNmENxAY, 5ETTTNG. ,3, 3. Descjgibe . the protect site as it , exists before the project, clod ng infiermat. on.- 6h . topn�3ra�:hy soil sfiabi:lity, p�JlazYts and ixna3so and ;anj� cultura� hJ�storical or 'sceriic' aspects Describe any the site, and the usa' of ,t lie. structures . 34. Describe the surrounding properties, including infprmation on plants and an "a.ls and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. indicate the type of , .and W;e (residential, , C`t7mmexca al, etc.), Intc-nsity of Sanndd u stores, etc.), Use, (one -family, apartment houses, shops, department; scale of development (height, frontage, set -back, rear yard, etc.) CERTXFTCAT20N 1 �herr'by cert'Ify that & I he-ctatements furnished •-.-- -- z-bave and in the attached exhibits present the data and information equired for this initial evaluation to the be;,t of my ability, and that the facts,, statements, and information prested' are true' and ,correct to the best of my knawledge and belief. _ aAPNHA ;T . 0ROVVo ASSO(". M . date r r sa.gnatureFor) r 1 3) Project is wooaod 10Vel land with ophemeral 'pond and swales crossing ea9t-West Portion oJ; Marcel INIap 92'1 48; 49) possible -toad improvem nt:s to County standai,ds or 98-7 ptiva-to roads. Yul)a. Water bistvict Water, Proposed d mi -t gati.ons rattacho(lii 54) Rosidonti.al all around T.rOe .mill to 'West: Appendix S . page .3 of 3 GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT MR PARCEL MAYOR SU VISION MAP Y nt: It—ems 1-�r' to be completed b app 1c%s r li,ca t. Applicant Name20 Project Description Co. ''= osessor' s 'Parcel Number(s) j it IL �7 , / � 4. Proposed Use «r c rollowiag items are to be completed. h -y the Planning Department: r ���Ftcrrnl$. (Anent zoning -g I;and Conservation A neement cperal Plan. Designation J %j�llcable 'Condi �ional Cri eri,a Not Applicable Agricultural -Residential: YES NO 1, Agricultural Compatibility --- x. Water '& Sewer Capacity --- 3. Adequate Fire Facilities 4. `Road Capacity & Maintenance 5, Access to Commercial & Schools --- orchard & Field Crops 1. prt!dominant 5-10 Ac. Parcel Size 2. vicinity of Urban Boundaries 3. Agric_ viability not impaired y - Staff Determination Project does <C does nor ;�- substantially conform to the General Plan. i Comments: Staff rignatore .- AS VM APPLICANT FOP, VE aoLIES°IED LAI" DIVI91M l AM AW,APJ MJF t11E A80VE STAFF y ;i g N1l`I'Xbty RMOING 'DIE CONFOMkNCE _ tJJTJJ"TML GENERALg%jv�i� i�l� i ,� r" �r,w (, .1,,t rt. "i3.giature Y� tpp!i�;xntUl�t Dated �� �' ,• ,,, , APPENDIX H , 11"KMCF- OF DETERMINA;'V TO: Office of Planning and Research FROM: Plann Departmen't { 1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 7 Cou q Center Drive��� 5acrar;entor CA 95814 Oroville. °uA fN96 tna.. o1' . .. County Clerk ELEANOR, M. UKKER, County Clerk County 'of Butte r—.. By �.:r�;rit�rH _:...Depth► . SME 'T: Filing of Notice of Determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 21132 of the Public Resources Code. 85-03-12-04 Project Title AP # Name K. Herndon _Tenuitive Subdivision Mae AP 73-18-149 152Waldon Pond Estates State Mearinghouse Number Contact erson Telephone Num r (If submitted to Clearinghouse) John Mendonsa, Public Works (916) 534-47.66 PiO-- ect motion on both sidtls of Forbestown Road, approx. 1700 feet east of its intersection with Challenge Cutoff Road, Forbestown area, —o ;Fc Description Tentative Subdivision Mal► dividing 30.64 acres into 2% lots of approximately This 1s to advise that the Butte County'A ySs6t�z Age= (Lead Agency cir-'.Responslble Agency has approved the above described project and has made the .following determinatlon3 regarding the above described prOject 1. The project will's ,,- will •not, have a significant effect on the environment. 2, An Environmental impact Deport Was prtrWeo for thl., project, purausht to the, provisions of CEQA. R Negative Declaration was prepared for eels project, pursuant to the pmvWons of ceQA: The MR or Negative Declaration and record of project approval may he examined ata Butte- County Planning DepartnititiC County Centex, 1)tJv t I Mltigatllo+ measures -;w, wete, L were not, iviade A condition of the approval " of the !project. 4. A statement of ovefelding p t6hs aerations , was; �,as not, adopted -leer ` this rt►letrt: rte+ batt , J;or Filing 7 J lr / 85 , 5i a re Stephen A: Strtx-,Vt;r 5eniot* Plartit�c� .. 1ta ........ _..+-�,,: , ,. .».....-."......., '� e '7ev1sed Oasts �, ,�� ary 190 , �.� taNa OF NATURAL WEALTH ,aNU B CAUrY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (0111) CHEFF; Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIYC > OROYILLa. , CALIFOR141A 95965 Telephones (916) $34.4681 RONALD p. McE'.ROY Depuly Dlrecl, r August 12, 1985 Barnhart/;Brown Associates RE: AP 73-18-14.9 & 152 0: Box '� Walden Pond Estate: Orov .11e CA 95965 'Tentative 5ubdivisicn r Ger�t�.e�neC� At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on ,August 22; 1905, tyhe agency approved your request to phase the above-,rlr`f'erenced projeot w,# per the phasing map submitted by the applicant If you have any'gi.,cttionc regarding this matter, ,please contact this office Very truly yours,, William Chef'f Director of Public Wcark8 d: hn Meadons A,sistarat Director dhI�ds co Planning Health 13, X. Mrndon k 1.736 Williams 'Hwy, ; Grants mass, Oregon 9752 r ; U DON Coo planning Catft AUG Ora 1116i caliiori�ta AF AFAr 9 LAND Or NATURAL WEA[TH Ai)C BEAUry DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WoriKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROYILLE,'CA07'OPNIA 95965 Telephone:(916) S34-4681 RONAL'D,O� McELROY i tept'r tilFopfoY i August 7, 1985 �u1�te Cv. Planning AUG 7 1985 �rav►le, Car:#cam 8arnha.rt-Brown Associates Re: Walden Pond Estates P. U. 8aX 1576 Tentative Subdivision Oroville, CA 95955 AP 73-18-149 & 152 Gentlemen: Please be advised that your request for Phasing of the above-treferenced subdivision has been placed on the Butte County Advisory P.gency's agenda for August 12, 1985, as an add item. The meeting will :COrMitence at 9:00 a.m.. in the Board of Supervisors' Room County Administration 8uildilg, 25 County Center Drive, Drovilie, California, If you should have any questions-'regarding this matter, please contact this office, Very truly yours; William Cheff 0110ector of Public Works original signed by JOHN NIENDONSA John Mendonsia Assistant Director dM1't�s cc: �;nning - Environmental Review Environmental Health 8 K� Nerndon,y 1136 Wi l l i a,% 4dy. Grants pasty jregon 97526, COUNTY OF -BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Duffe Co. Planning Comm. 7 County Center Drive J U L 7 �� Orovi l l e, CA 9,6965 916-534-4266 4rovilleGaltt4fWw 916-584-4339 July 1.5 1985 B. K. Herndon RE: Walden Pond Estates 1736 Williams Hwy. Tentative Subdivision Grants -Pass, Oregon 97526 AP 73-1.8-149 & 152 Dear Mr, Herndon. At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held July 15, 1985, the Agency adopted the negative declaration regarding t.nvironment�,I review and approved the tentative subdivision map for AP 73-18-149 & 152 object to the conditions as listed on the attached sheet, If no appeals are timely filed --within ten (10) days of the date of the Advisory Agency"s approval --with the Clerk ,of the Board of Supervisors, this action will be final. When the .conditions of approval are complied. with, it will, be in order for ycu to file your "final map" with the Butte County Department of Public Works for recordation within twont,y-four (24) months of the date of approval by t`je Advisory Agency.' I'f you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works Urigihal sighed by JOHN MENDON A John Mendonsa Assistant Director �Mlns Attachment cc:Pi arming -Environmental Review Envirotaental Hearth Department Barnhart -Brawn & Associ ate$, P, 0, Box 1576, 01, Ile, CA 95965 LD 1110 (Revised 2-28,84) -,w WALDEN POND ESTATES TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP, (B. K. Herndon), 24 lots on both sides of Forbestown Road, approximately 1700 ft. east of its intersection with Chal`renge Cutoff Road, Forbestown area. Assessor's Parcel Number, 73-18-149 & 152 Engineer] Barnhart -Drown & Associates Public Works pepa�-tment conditions are: 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the requireO facilities. 2. Provide 20 -ft. radius property line returns at all street intersections. 3. Indicate a 50-ft4 building setback line from the centerline of all interior streets and Forbestown Road and Kristy Crescent Road., 4. Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersect ions per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinate-,- for approval of street names.) 5: Deed 30 feet from the centerline of Forbestown Road to the County of Butte. 6. Construct full street section on Big Fir Road, Walden Pond Lane and Kristy Crescent Road to .RS -7 Geometric standard. 7. Provide monumentation as required by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards. 8i Street grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County ordinances; design resolution and other accepted engineering standards. 9. Provide permanent solution for drainage. 10. All easements of record to be shown On the final map. 11. Meet rec;uirements of Butte County Fire Department or other responsible agency, 12. Street lighting shall be provided in accordance with Butte County require- ments, accepted design criteria, and recommendations of PG&E. 13. Provide 1 foot no access strip except at common driveway locations on Forbestown Road. 144 Pay off assessments. 95. Meet the re ureter; seweru�). rements of the utility companies (i e. PO&F Pacific Bell, ` 16. pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 17. D veloper to provide all necessary traffic control signs; including stop 13� Provide double chip seal oil Forbestown Road frontage from most westerly lot line to most easterly lot line, 19. Construct standard S-18 public road approaches at the intersection of Forbestown Road and Big Fir Road and at the intersection of Forbestown Road and_Kristy Crescent Road Environmental Health Department conditions are: 204 Show a 50' leach field setback: from the dr4inage way on parcels 1 through 12 and 20 through 24, 21. Show 25'1 leach field setback from the edge of the Oroville Wyandotte Irrigation District ditch on parcels 1, 2, 3 and 4 22. Show a 100' leach field setback from the uphill edge of the Oroville Wyandotte Irrigation District ditch on parcels 1, 2, 3 and 4. 23.. Showa 100' leach field setback from the ephemeral pond on parcels 2, 3, i, 8, 9 and 1`0; 24. Prove with percolation tests and sol depth tests that the required usable sewage disposal area exists on parcels 1 through 24. Combine with an adjacent parcel any parcel not proven to contain the usable sewage disposal area required by the Subdivision Ordinance. 254 Prov'%de a letter or other documentation from the Yuba County Water Disarict 'stating that they are willing and able to supply domestic water to parcels I through 24:_ 26, iiomesites, if shown on final map, shall be accessible to the sewage disposal area by .gravity flow, i Drown ( ijoc� :ale. Richard Burhllarl LS 4207EMPWRIMMUM` :`. A colifarnla Corporalian ?homo odakirk LS 5991 h!`.+ruyVondarhaor J,6,01 A R0b1n5on Rheet pa i?ax /576 0rovi>fe, CA 95965 916/5, 4-191/ Ronoid L, craves CE 9759 is 7085 �'/:V /G ENGINEERS s LAND SURVEYORS Thomas Finlayson LS 2900 June 27, 1985 Butte County Department of Publ is Works 7 County Center Drive Crorille CA 95965 n 1-;al:den Pond Estates Al' it 73-18, 149, 154 Gentlemen Ue respectfully request an exception to section 20-122 0 the cubd vision ordinance to accomodate the Department of pish & Game's request to "cluster" the homes tes towards t1le road. to maintain some open space in the Northwest corner of the protect /cry tru your- IAItNHART-BROWN A CIA' ES. n CL Michael Evans and Deve .opmeAt Coordinator i Ridlov Co. Plans r r v JUN 2% IggS COUNTY Of BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 7 County Center Drive Oroville; CA 95955 534-42rrr ;+ Date Junp 28, 1985 Subjects* WALDEN POND ESTATES REVISED TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP 73.rgeti _ _ 18 Parcel s 149 8� 152 Assessor's it,�E, klr�r�k No. —.�,_ on both sides of Ebroestown Road, approximately 1700 ft. east Location' . �_, _ ------ .Cutoff Road, Eorbestown area: 1 of its intersection with Challenge .. `. Enclosed is a copy of the above-described tentative land division for your review. If you.have anydsuggestions, v s division, aserhaveitt7cni a theocommitteor ecommen- dations concerning this eetng at which ttri� this item will,°bo on 1.ho ,�gUi7Ja aid will be reuietaed. Advisory Agency July l5, 1985 Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works loltnSlen onsa assistant girector JM11ns Enc1, cc: (Plaanhing ._ Envir=onmental Rov�,e4' nvironmental Health Division of Forestry Pacific Bell ttutte County Sheriff and$_ if applicable Butte County Mosquito Abatement Thermalito Irrigation District oroville-4lyandotte trrigatibo vistrict California t,iiter Service Company city of LD 1130 (Revised 2-2844 p r`cry Ilk (.4foujaig LANb OF NAIII kAa V -J„ At Atli, RiAW r PLANNING OOMMlSSLQN 7 COUNTY CENTER ORIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 45965 FNON8- 534.4601, B. `K. Herndon. July 7, 1985 Waldon Fond Estates 1756 Williains Hi&'11w4y Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Tentative Subdivision Mian AP 75-18-149, 157 Dear 1jr Herndon Enclosed is a copy of thy -,planning Mrcctor''s rt -port to the Biltte County Advisory Agency Cohcsrbeen the eparoposedsuantPrOi cto reference above. This report the requirements of Soetions 20-63 and 2o-99 of the Butte C,;unt,y Subdivision Ordinance. If you. Tuve any qlease .� questions regarding this reports 1 feel - °y Free to contact this office. y Sincerely, B. A6 SCIRC14ER DIRECTOR Op PLANNING David R, HitonimGis, Associate- Plannei D Ar cc* Engineel . BartSt�srt�B rovi�t �: Assae: •7.51 Interepar M. Memorandum h Butte County Advisory Agency it Planning Director Report on Tentative Subdivision Map for D. K Herndon, Waldon Pond Estates,, on AR 73-18-149 and 152 July 1, 198 This is a proposed Tentative Subdivision ._ to divide 30.64 acres into 24 lots at 1 acre minimum each. The present zoning is A-2 (General), The Lend Use Plan Map of the Btitte County General Plan designates this area as Agricultural Residential.. There are no specific or community plans for the area. The proposal does not conflict Frith County zoning nor any adopted or proposed element of the Butte County General Plan not any County, specific or community plants. Recommezid approval subject to redesigning the project to eliminate 'Walden pond Court and spotting the homesites in that area on the south- easterly portion of the bots. '(The reYlsed map offered by the applicant at Subdivision Committee has not yet been received). DHIr cc- B. X. Herndon Barnhart -Brown & Assoc: Y %J r CO. PlannIIAS x.47` :Mfl1. JUN 28 1985 ,,�_ q,r. California Goan IP' DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOKS WIL,LIAM (Eiji) cHEF`r-, MrectOr '7 COUNTY CENTER OFRIVn . OPOVILLE. Chi IFOPNIA, 95965 'f[ltlphnnn 19IG, $3a..lGRi RO" ALb 0, MoELROY Deputy Ditcdor herr l Tri RN: Aly 73-1&149 and 15P 1 ' 6 Willi!2 W., w;;•. WaIdf.,n Pond S,.- ta ttes Ift nLntivo tbdIv1sinri At, the vxgr,:l.Yxa" ",v- #zjr; tht, 13.utt,..� County Subdiviaimi Coinmit;br;w hel-1 the P, )titinittee r.�viuwpd thii above-referoncod 'i, a i`t:'-smU of this mcoti.ng,, i,he prOjy'(.'t io t�vp ,mudy Vor h;-f4rinp by MIP. Advisory Agency, Tho rexconiitrrmled ^ iiuit,atJXRu r� 1�1�E"•�"3�� I'3'".a'I` 1'11til ". works Ore 1Yiiol")"v.d. ' h3 , rr,eet in% , will 'Lc- )inld 'On July Il i� T985, alt qo.w a-fa- in the po"ird nf, ;ior)ri., f� J l'MIctk~,,v COrit or 011nvi lYr, t'A. IF. Cf, y%j have ::i:V qa ent3 on i rF}(rardiv thitt mat✓tc,,"a pR;Iabe tontac Vrlry truly your, Wi Ll.i'tw MOT trirtctor wit, Public Vnrk. y r.�y. Y1t1 .:NTL° t iti i`i i"f.1 Air: ivt,xnt t`-'vvct',or "NT/Ws attachment cc' Jaiarii�$j Health J.�,O L#11h�Z't,��Y"C1Wj±'M L - _ ,r i' i f o 4� j( y WALD:N POND ESTATES, TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP (Q. K; Herndon), 24 lots , on both sides of Forbestown Road, approximately 1700 ft. east of its intersection with Challenge Cutoff Load, 'F"orbestown area. Assessor's Parcel Number: 73-1'8-149i& 152 Engineer Barnhart -Brown & Associate Public Works Department conditions are.- 1. re;1. aubmit road ano drainage plains to the department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities, 2. Provide 20 -ft, radius property line returns at all street ititersec:tions .1 Indicate a 50 -ft. building setback line from tiie Genterline of all interior streets and i°orbestown Road and Kristy Crescent Road. 4 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersectie,is per County rt.,quiremvntsY (Submit a alternate str(Yot naives for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) 5, Deed 30 ft. from the centerline of Porbestown R, . to tine County of Butte, f Construct full trept. section on Big Fir Road, Walden Pone] Lane and lKristy Cr -scent. [0-3dto R5-7 geometric: standard 7. Construct, full street section on Waloeri Pond Court to RS4 road standard, O. Provide monumentation as required by the department of Poblic Works in accordance with accepted standards: 9. Street grades ,and other features shall coiiply with the, Butte County Ordinance,, design resolution and other raccepted of;gineering standards. 10. Provide permanent solution for drdinare.: 11. All easements or record to be shown on tho final snap. 12. Neet requirements of Butte County F=ire Deparimont or other raspot�siblL. agency. 13. Strut lighting shall be provided in Paccordane with Butto County requirements, accepted design criteria, and recoirmendaEr(ins of i v&G. 14.: Provide 1 ft, no acr ss strip except at common driva-,raj locations on Eorbestowi Road 15. Pay off ;assossments; 16, Meet tine requirements of the utility companios (.i,e.; PG&E, Pacific Bell, water, sewer) ; ti wYu. t I n I J • Iiu `z JUN tieorov, �un oeol, " - . . '-w f_k— !�"xilfa 3F PJ�1TtiaA! V'J'/GTW /1 N; C) LiCAL�TY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Rill) OHEFF, Director 8 COUNTY GEN"r:ER DRIVE . OROVILLE; CALIFORNIA 95465 Telephone- (916) 534.4681 June 18 1,985 RONALD D. McELROY , Deputy D;rer+or B. Herndon IAF, Walden pond Eh{•ates 1736 Williams Hwy, Tentative Subdivision Gravity pass, Oregon 97526 AP 73-18.149 & 152 De,w Mr. Herndon; Please be advised that your tentative subdivision map application For the above-referenced property will be heard by the Butte County Subdivision; Committee on June 26, 1985. public Works wi11 be recommend ing the conditions as listed on the attached sheet. Also attached is a capy of the proposed p p Hee 1th Department conditions for your review, ' The neeting will commence at 9;00 a4m, in the conference room located A A County Center Drive, orov'001e, California. if you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office: Very truly ,Yours, f William Chef Diroctor of Public Works_ origfnni signed by JOHN MENDONS John Ma Assistant Director it, C,Jns Attach*nt " cc, P1'afining CnVi r+ amental review 'nviroftOntal Health Bath hart w�Brown & Associates$ P. o. Box 1516, Oroville, CA 95965 WALDEN P014D E5,�ATES TCNTATUB SUBDIVISION MAP (B. K. Herndon), 24 lots on both sides o"t Forbestown Road, approximately 1700 ft. east of its intersection with Chal",enge Cutoff Road, Forbestown area. Assessor's Parce� Number: 73-1-145 & 152' Engineer; Barnhart -Brown & Associates Public Works Department conditions are: I. Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities, 2. Provide 20 -ft. radius property line returns at all street intersertions. 3. Indicate a 50 -ft. building setback line from the centerline of all interior streets and Forbestown Road and Kristy Cresceht Road: 4. Strut signs, shall be provided by the developer at all s`reet intersections per County requirements, (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names. 5, Deed 30 ft from the centerline of Forbestown Ruad to the County of Butte. b: Construct full street section on Big Fir Road, Walden. Pond Lane and � Kristy Ce,�tcent Road to RS -7 geometric standard. 7. Construct full street section on Walden Pond Court to RS4 road standard, _ _ 8. Provide monumentation is required by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards. 9. Street grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other a,cepted engineering standards 10. Provide permanent solutini for drainage= fil, All easements or record to be shown on the final map: 12, Meet r 9uirern0nts of B'u'tte County Fire Department or other responsible agency., 11 Street lighting shall be provided in accordance with Butte County requirements, accepted design criteria, and recommendations of PG&E 14, provide l ft_: 10 access strip except at common driven,--ly locations on Forbestown Roars, 16: pay off assessments: 16: Meet rthe el requlyeme'Its or the utility companies (i.e:, PG&E, 'Pacific: Dell; t is determined that theWers are indeed ' �.�cs~t3:ons: . an Mr. Nunle y's property, it was generally agreed that that The District will move them at no cost t6 Ar.Nunley. Mr. Nunley then questioned his water bill. It was established that hr. Nt.nley has an oversize [3/4"] meter and therefor his minimum charge is more than for a 5/8ths meter. Motion by Aselt e that The District install toy a 5/8 Chs by 3/4" meter at no- additional cost to Irir. zluerr Nunley, if he [ Mr. Nunley ] so desires. Seconded by Heldobrant. �=notion Carried. After a lenghtlydiscussion with °rlr. and mfrs. Oscar Lewis of ronbestown California qn regards their desit'e: CO 0;kt.Ond existing District t• ng ra,c ,. .ea5,lities approa.it,ately iC•00 sL-FF, to serve three X3.1 parcels adjacent to the Herndon property off of F.arbestown ,Road_. Notion by Aggitine that The Board allow Mt. Lewis to install - iLng this 1000 feet plus or minus of 6 inch line, connecting inst�-_W3- atidn to the and of the 3 inch line with a flange tee for the of ZeW s use of parcels one through four on this :plat, that there `rine W34.th,will be no ,pay back agreement executed; that if the ba ck, parcel owners to thy► east, , west, or .'south wishes to limit connect to that line, they must eXtend a 6" line from �t'�ons for r orbestown Road up. Big Fir Road to the intersection of future �ievelap`- said 6 inch and 3 inch ].Ines Seconded by Iie'ldebrant ers, toot%on .Cara1iod. Page 3 ISI 10/7/78 $tr}i Co. �iraming Comm ` /yg�p��/ 7+ �alJN 1995 i �" lil s'slk�L � s �%I1164 .�.7U6.1 �`G'.9 Alort G, Brown CE 2.,iVg QY�i��aC''f=k 4202 A Call/otpfo Corporation Thomas OMIA LS 3991 Mal A Robinson $Ares/ 00 BOX /574' 0r0VI110o CA 9596.5' 9%6/539-1911 HwKyVonderhoor CE 37350 konald L. Groves L5 4085 01VIL. ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS Thump+ Finlayson LS 2900 June 4, 1985 B'atte County Planning Department 7County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95.955 Attention Dave Uironimu5 Iter des d�.derLy�oi.5-1E49at152 Tog ff 85-05-12-04 Uoar :'��Yy, %di:��nixnus Tn adl4ition t- ont proposed mi.tig.-itions submitted with the � rr "L'.0 ' ` " tkA. v:t9 o'r. aos1icat4 o7 in our lettrr of March 7 : >5 wt w:1.sh to offer additional measures and information pursua'n`t to your checklist of April 17; 1985. Copies lei. the Archaeological Report, 1V'ator District -req,uire- menu and DepartmeAt of Fish Came are attached,. Archaeological clearance has been recommended. A water line d%tensi,on must be providod for service as per the Yuba County WAter District an� Health Department requird-ments . The Department o-r Fish & Game indicates no substantial impacts. They, wish for tis to redesign the prbj ect to avoid impacts; to the wildlife. A planned development has been, considered on this project but was rejected by the applicant. The reason, was that more ti:i-foxd- abi.e housing can be achieved on a. standard subdivision thru the Pa.rmer's Home Administration Programs and that a lengthy kiome owners Association h 'loAvs j Articles of Incorpora:tionand L CR I s with a Cofiimot intere'�t Subdivision Public Report filing will Ilot be required. Additionally, sales of rural pl.ann'ett develo�ments' . in the orovi:lle area: have not been Ldomonstroted Considering the area is already invpa.cted by fencing, homres� small lots and its proxi.rtli' y to ro,r.bestowA, we feel, the project as submitted is best, We would consider a. redesign to bring; the homesi tes closer to Walden Pond Lana with lots close to nr in excess of thr, design criteria al Section 20-122, This would also eliminate ll lden Pond Court. � 4, ,✓ � 7 is r '1' 4 Butte County Platin ng Department Pa:ge�'�� June 4, 1985 However, considering the proximity of adjacent homes and the 40 foot private eosement this does not appear to be a des-irea.bl;o The lot grading, 'Vegetation removal and drainage design will inQorporate cleanup of the property, erosion control and allow for re-s.hapi,ng the ephemeral pond'. The pond can be circulated wlien full to eliminate stagnation, and minimize mosquito potential. The vegetation removal and cleanup will minimize the oak tree cavities and again minimize mosquito potential. The Oroville Solid Wastei Butte County Solid Waste and Yuba: County Solid Waste indicate that no garbage servi,,e is currently availableA, tran;s:Cor station is located in Challenge: Please consider our project in light, of our proposals and notify us to -further discuss the options or schedule the project for discussion at the Subdivision Review Committee. Thanking you in advance for your cons dorati,ans Very truly yours, BARNHART.- 3IWIM`F, ASSOCIATES Michael hvans Band Development Coordinator cc + B 1C , Herndon 85^00 i f3ufim Ca. PlannmoI ,,' �►� JUN 19$5 MAS r� ,y rpVl�103 C+a1:t4rukf ARCHAEOLOGICAL SURVEY' FOR WALDEN PONDS ESTATES; FORBESTOWN, BUTTE COUNTY, CALIFORNIA BY James P. Manning PROJECT DESCRIPTIONi The proposed project is for a 24 lot sti.bdivision within 31 acres of land, The project will inv'lve two eriet ng parcels of land, A . P'. N 73-18-149 and 73-18-i52 • PROJECT APPLICANT: B.K. Herdon 1736 Williams Highway Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 PROJECT LOCATION: The property lies along both sides of Forbestown Road, east of Forbestown, at the intersection with Kris-ty Crescent Road. The property covers a portion of the SE4 of Section 11, T. 19 N.y R. 6 E. Forbestown Quad- rangle, 7.5` series. PRIOR DATA REVIEW t The archaeological site record files maintained by the California Archaeological. Inventory; Northeast Information dentetr were consulted to determine if any previously recorded cultural resources were located within, or adjacent to, the project area. No previously recorded cultural resources were located within, or adjacent to the project boundaries. AL SETTING: The project site is a relatively ENVIRONMENTAL level piece of land covered mostly by timber. A small, ephemerc..l pond is located along an intermittent drainage in port the central ion of 'the property. One existing residence and a shed are located within a small clearing on the north side of Forbestown Road, The 0.11.I.D. ditch runs through Lha property along the north side of Forbestown Road. SURVEY M8THODOLOGY: The focus of the stitrvey was a visual. inspection of the ground surface for materials or features indicative of prehistoric or early historic activity. The survey was accomplished by walking a series of linear transacts with a 1� meter interval spacing over the .project area. This patterning was interrupted by the dense vegetation along the ntermittent drainage and patches of dense chaparral; These areas were inspected by following eXisting 'roads and trail8. 4P,* a Moo (f 86oQCl�1 " q�5 �9 4 Pb X94 D �d b"9 ""'e '"".+�4.�✓ ,,irfd/ °Fj �+'�! f,;.�44�. :, �,. ,s,w� .\; � V •r--%„� J' ,� • �„�.•¢�'`�. . Jr• � s a� .- ,�,,'�.;_.."—"t ;� �' fir �`j �.i''..'� SEEM= �• �'' ` xy.,. .+.•�° �. I �Mtr � /1J'� ,� � � � ti 1 � \ Cl, i.—.rte— �'�.��'k� lilt 4379 N Tss9`o�, \ �J� '"'r:.,✓ ,1 K�,x+� "-� of a 'r,•� 0 11 lilt 4317 IJ • ti � j2da. M� �• ° v N ti 1sWg1Y. � � • "76 �'*� p'v. J� � ,,w..,,.� n� H�'7}/ ` � _ ��•• t1M� off' 4 .�•� 2 79 F - i3DT E 0 s. syy y � ti u1146bum N. r�, . 4 � ate`„ "`w :��; � �c --�'� �•--•,,,,,,,t� a , �" � c�' b,;s �+"'� Vit°^�'+ry �, �.M �b00 �' >< � J ( + � .. .�......:✓�" hlbi�a ,_. �• • rNtcgit+a�-acar.amc;�r_eunucvAw+,t�irraror,,a ,.—r•r>I 1° 15r 445 1713 rr 647 ad8 aQg6oa i;r+.tt it rale `�•r hff, t. J*1 U• i M LAND C,yr P1AT(J9At �^,1 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF. Director Gu tta C�a. Flnnntn� mime 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephonet (916) 538-7266 JUN i 3 1997 t w RONALD D, McELROY Dapufy Direclar C7rovi110,+or#rarnid June 22, 7.987 B. K. Herndon RE' AP 73-18-149 'and 152 11M Williams Hwy:. Tentative Parcel. Map Grants Pass, Oregon 97527 Dear M.r. Herndon; At the regular meeting of the $utt"e County :Advisory Agency held on Jane 22, 19$7, the Agency granted a time extension of 3 years in order to file the final; map on the above -referenced property. The new date of expiration is July 15, 1990. If no appeals are timely filed --within fifteen (15) days of the date of the Advisory Agency's approval: ---with the :Clerk of the Board of Supervisorsi this action will be final. 7f you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, Wil.:liam Choff _ Director of Public Vorks Jo Mendon� As istant Directer JM%ds' attachment cct i-P1anr ng�-Department Environmental. Health Department Barnhart/Brown LAND or NATURAL WEALTH 4C.,D t rAGTY DEPARTMENT OF 'PUBLIC WORKS WII.,LIAM(6111) CHEFF; director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE • OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Ounce Co. planning Con= TolophOd: (9tu) 534.081 MAY 219 1987 May 29, 1987 oroville, Calhoruio B.K. Herndon RE; AP# 78-13-149,152 .1736 _Williams Highway Extension of Time Grants Pass, Oregon 97527 Dear Mr. Herndon t Please be advised that your request for an extension of time in, which to file the final map for the above referenced subdivision has been placed on the Rutte County=,Advisc+ry Agency's agenda for June 22,198.7• t The meeting will commence at 9.00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisorst Room, County Administration Building, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville �: Californ�:a: i If you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office at your convenience, Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works -Jyhn Mendonss Assistant Director cc; GP�anning Bnvirofimental Health Barnhart-Brown & Associates, PA BOX 1516, Oro-Ville, CA 95965 . , .... a r i4 di arra ... C7 , i°ou�n e !''�'II��T� CE 2as7e Alan a �toWn Richard l4amhart LS 4202 4 Cafitornio Co,r"ralioh Thomas odokirk LS X991 188/ A ROM75001 Slreel pa ad'Y /576 Otovllle, CA 95965 9/6/534- 19I / 14�chael ev n• VP LAND SURVEYORS Thomas �GfVIL ENGINEERS Flnlayson Ls 2900 February 4, 1986.. lwt'te Cou ity Advisory Agenc'I 7 County Centex Drive ()rov'lle, CA 95965 1x04,Walden Fond 'Estates AP # 73-1$-149, 1.52 t;entler, en inclosed please f ind a copy of Walden Pond Estate] i,entative subdivision mapi i our firm Upon approval of the subdivision for 24 arationlots and and constructiohasi n drawings. has proceeded with final map preparation Our survey revealed the pond and ditch locations to be different from those represented an 92 M 48, 49. therefore adjusted the lots to provide for an additional }'ie have e and one less lot on Walden lot on. the Forbestown Road fxantag P,,snd Lane . - „ Forbestbwn %o ad• lie have also adjusted the ''No -Access stxxps alongficant or 'f we notify us if you feel these changes insigne must reappear before the Advisory Agency fox another hearing: Very true our BAttNi-IART B }V 8 A �0 ATDS Michael Evans _nt Coordinator Land nevelopm... MD / dh tnCloSLIT c 85-002. Of 4;ALlFf7RNIA—THE. RESOURCES AGO GEORGE DEUKMEIIIN, Governor ; `J T'MENT OF FISH AND GAME nttw, 'p1iiAN15 ROAD, SUITE A Y Y m x:040.0 46RDOVA, CAUFORFJIA 95670 3a5-7020 EcE V Jury Q x 1985 May 29, 1985 Mr. Michael Evans Barnhart -Brown '& Associates 1881 A Robertson Street P.o. Box 1576 orova.11e, California 95955 'Dear Mr. Evanst We are in receipt of your April 290, 1985 letter. In our review of the Walden Pond Estates Tentative Subdivision Map (TV), the Department provided recommendations to the Butte County Planning Department that would lessen the project's adverse impacts upon the wildlife resources (see our attached March 29, 1985 letter). As the TSM is within an area largely developed, loss of migra- tory deer range was nota concern. Although there will be some impact. to deer and other wildlife :species,, the area does support` many wildlife species that will be directly impacted. increasing site of parcels or creating open space will lessen pro3e0t irfirac't upon wildlife. Upon, review of the information you nrovid-d, we do not view the potebtial Loss as substantial but it -it, avoidable. If the Department can be o.f further assistance, please contact Jerry Mensch, Environmental Services Supervisor, telephone. (915) 35.5-7030. Sincerely, Paul T aensen Regional Manager cc., Dave H ronimus, Eutte Co. Planning Dept., May 29, 1985 Mr, Michael Rvans Barnhart-Brow, Robertson Ass°ciatea F. 4. n Street 1586 CJzovilZe p California .95965 Dear Mz l Evans We ;are in receipt your A �'� Walden Fond Estates April 24 19.85 letter, tter Dep Provided Provided reeorm endatioive Subdiv In our review the that would or t0 the ision Map f7t`SM) ild wildlife resourcesle$`cen the 13utte p the .1 the (see our attach d ,Ma-c verse oimpact, ty planning tor. TSM hin h 29, 1985 Fon Y deem ran an area lax a ratter) impact to deet was not $ g ly developed Zan.Y Wildiife and other, wiidllConcern.$ Although.Inas of ml gra• size of gPec es that pecies tthere will. be gra - size ar c will b ► tie area does some Pon vildlife.. reatln a dizectl r a support do not &Pan review ©@n 'view the 1 of thBPace Wi11 $enQd. 2'ncreasing Potential lose informatlo,' Project Impact f the Depaztte as substantial butu Providedr we nt can Jerry Hensch be of fu It is Avoid a 355-7030, . 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Consult postmaster for fees and check boxfusi fdeservicefsfreltuestod. f Shaw to whom, date and ado} 4' 5 of dellvery+", J 2 p Rettrfcled Delivery,, 3. ArtiCle;itddresOd to -K. Itetndon d. 9Yi+O of service: ArtfCle Number RegistP red iC Certified 0 COD 0 Eflpre34fl mi �` ���9.66 018 ....Y....� 4 Aw*' obtain sihnatute of hddrfttee o1apehl ddd 6AT'E bELiVERtD. SCanaiure AddriSssee + a„. . •4 8.^al natU1$ Agrim. " a 7. Date of elivaky u' tt, AddresseviAddrets(ONL]'ifhegle a d/mid) ut& O n LA N19 0P >4 A 1' IJ R A I V, I Al 111 A, PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVII.I.5, CALIFORNIA 9$965.3397 PHONE: 534.4601 r,'Y'RTIFIED HAIL 4,pril 17, 1985 K. Herndon 1,736 Williams Highway rants Pass, Oregon 97526 WAIdon. Pond Estates Tentative Subdivision Hap AP 73-18-149, 152 Log # 85-03-12-04 i Pa r Mr, Herndon* We have completed the initial study of Potential environmental impacts r�Iated to your proposed Tentative Sub,dilision Map to divide 30.64 acres iato 24 lots at I acre minimum each. The results of our evaluation are explained In the enclosed initial study checklist, Appendix F4- 16ecause of potentially sigr1ificAht environmental Impacts, particularly Z,hose do -scribed on pager, 6, 7, and 8 of the initial study Checklist, ,,jjjjtable mitigation measures have been suggested And if in&orp o1rated as wart Of rh,e project would reduce or eliminate these impacts. If you wisb to incorporate the sugpa-*ted mitigations or submit Alternate, pro letter, tile poAalg to the Planning DeparLment withii 15 days OF Oils l project Can be recommended As a Mitigated Negative Daclaratiob. (Hilt} Is requited putsuaht to 4)0xerwiso, An environmental impact rdp0',,ct (EI the California Environmental q.uality Actj If An e6vitonmdrtal impact report 18 required, youo as the appliddntj arra required, to submit inf'otridtl6h in the form of a draft Eit.R. Within zao days from the date Of receipt Of this letter. 'We requite a deposit ,yfthe estimated eogto of, Z.A.R. processing prior to finalizing your submitted d,raf t. this cost may vary dopdriding on the completeness of o material submitted. The customary minimum deposit for projects or this type is $600,00. When the project is Completed) we will refund any unused, remainder or bill you for Any costs in -exedso of those deposited. 11 you wish to appeal the tequitement for preparation of an tI.R. you may fil6, 4 written prbtoat 8pecifyin.g the tdasobs tlietefor with the P14nhing Otpartment., T11tS must be done within 15 days from the date of t-aaeipt of this nbttce, If no 'written -protest Is tiinoly filed, An 9,ol,k. will be required. K. Herndon, April ].%, 1185 Page 2. j The E.L.R. should fully address all the ,impacts identified on the checklist, includic-� growth inducement and the cumulative impacts. project alternatives should be fully explored iti the E.I.R. Also, the t;.x.R. should discuss feasible project design features of future land uses that would reduce environmental impacts. A fiscal analysis is also required as -part of this project. Examples are available in our .office for reNi.ew. At the present time, there are no methodology standards You tay copy previously approved approaches or ,demonstrate the validity of yeui own method. We will-contivoie processing your project upon receiving either adequate mitigation mear::ures or B.I.R. submittal and deposit. If you ,have any questions or comments, please contact this office. Sincerely, 8, A. KLPGRER Director of Planning David R. iitronimUg Assbeis`te Planner DRK lkt Enc, ,1 cc» Barn'ha.tt, Brown and Assoc. Public forks 1 a W , SNVIROND1pNTAL CHECKLIST FORM (to be completed y�Agenay) i.,O9 # 85-03-12-04 f.'BACKGROUND ATS #P 73-18-1.49, 152 1. Name of proponent Walden ,Pond Estates_,- B. K. Iferndoii 2, Address of proponent and representative (if applicable) 17.36 Williams Highway � B..arnba-.;t, xown &_Acsoe Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 Oroville. CA 95965, 3. Project description a Tentative Subdivision kJAf;DATORY FUNDINGS OF SIGNIFICANCE YEIS MAYM NO a. Does the project have the potential to degrade the qual,i.ty of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish, or wildlife species, cause a fish or wild'lif'e population to drop below self- sustai.ni.nB 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 examples of the major periods ,of California 'history or prehistory? b, Does the project have the potential -to achieve short-term benefits to the detriment of leng-term; enviTonmental goals? (A short-term impact on the environment i5 one which occurs in a relatively brief period of time while long-term impacts will _ endure into the future.) e c4 floes the project have impacts which are individu- ally ndiv du -ally limited, but cumulatively considerable? (A project may impact on two or more separate resources - where the impact on each resource is relativel)r, small, but where the offect of the total of those impacts on the environment is significant.) A ,Does the project have environmental effects which uni cause substantial adverse affects oti human beings either directly or indirectly" , r., AIINAT10rV ('Co, he comp) eted by the Lead Age2t,„y) On the basis o -t' this initial evaluation 1/1Vh find the p,iaposcd project COULD NOT have a si,gni ricant effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE DLCY,�11iA7' N wIl,7 be prepared. IJWIV,, find that although the proposers project could have a signiti- cant effect on the environment, there will riot be ri 81gnificant effect in this case bocause the MITIGATION MEASMS described on the attached sheet have been added to the projoct, A NBOATIVIIII MCLARATION will Tie jnlopared. I/Iqt find the proposers pr6j0 t MAY have a significant effect on the onvixonment, and all r NVritMM.NTAL IMPACT sWIPORT is required. flv'lr t�1 i�'pri,l 15, 1985 - �s C0 Y (V BUT` V., PLANNINO D8PARTM8N'f , � avid R, Hitenimus Assad,” atr� 'Planners, Reviewed by �*- '"01 ENvjPONMENTAL IMPWS S anat� on$_i'yes" and "maybe" answers are required on. attached sheets()) YES MAYBE NO,,` r - f EARTH. gill the proposal result in signif7,tht: conditions or in c:hangea� in &-7—Unstable geologic substructures? di splarements s COMP action 'or ~soil'?round b, Disruptions, overcovering of the i.n topography or g surface c.: Change relief features? or modification Of any X d. DeStxuction, covering geologic or physical: features? :--- unique f soils, e, ter erosion o Increase in Wind either il OT -Oite f chang'espin deposition Or erosion of beach deposition sands, or changes in siltation, which may modify the channel of or erosion C river or stream or the bed of the ocean or an bay, i. ;tl , t or Jake '? of prime agriculturally productive soils --- g. Loss outside designated urban areas? _ -- h. Exposure of people or property to g1sglmud- as earthquakes, `�andsl d hazards such round failure or similar hazards? �sl�.des, g , AIR, Will, the proposal result in substantial, deterioration o ambient a. Air emissions ar, ._ air quality? b. The craatzon of objectionable odors, smoke X or fumes? c. Alteration, Of air movement,moisture, or i climate, - tetnpera'ture ' or any change n — --- locally or regionally? 34 WATER,. still the prop n��l result in substantial or a Chang es in curtt-nts, or t he course f �'t in ether o� direct�:o*L oaters?merits marine or tt;sh w iti nbsorp t�.on ra tes , drainage patterns , , b : Change.S the rate and amount of surface runoff? or c. Pdeed fo ncludingevsurf ace drainage improve- etation reinova7 , channel= merits, 'on? list 40t1+ qr cul'irert 11S tal;latl or flow of 'flood d. Alterations to the course Waters?LL e Change in the 95nount o;E surface Water in any water body? g, Discharge into surface waters or in axw;r al.ity,: inr i uding alteration of surface water qi limited to temperature, dissovF µ. but not oz gen or turbi Alteration of the direction, or rate of A g. of ground Waters? of ground waters, 'h, Change in the quantity S�itli either through direct additions or vrbugr� an.terception of an hr draw.als , o Cuts or e�ccavat.ions't , aquifer byr gt � unt of water i. Reduction ill the amolieri�l for public water supplies? ��• ♦ Available 7: Exposure of people or property to water, such as flooding? ,: related hazards , JZ QI ` YES MAYBE NO 4. PLANT LIFE. Will. the -pr.opdsal , result in substantial a."'�`�"`�i°ange in the diversity of speciers, or"number not any species of ,plants (in.cluding ,trees, r shrubs ,. ,grass , caps, and aquatic plants) h.Eedu; ';tion of the numbers of an}r unikue :rare r e�Im gered species of plantsi C c intr6LAiction o'f new species of plants into an . rea, or in ,a barrier to the normal. replenish- ment of existing, species? jC d. Reduction: in acreage of any agricultural crop,? S. ANIMAL LIFE, Will the proposal result in substantial: a.Clange in the diversity of species; or numbers i of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic organisms or insects)? b, Reduction in; the numbers of any, unique, rare or endangered species of animals? ". c IntToduttion of new species, of Animals, into An a',,da, or result in a barrier to the migration o , ti-'.,tent of animals? d, ,nate-elaration to existing fish or wildlife hAbi t a1; 6 6. NOISE. Will the proposal. result in substantial; a. Incieases in existing. noise Levels? I b. Expo�ure :f people to severe noise, levels? 7. LIGHT AN) 8LAR . Will the proposal produce sang c�.nt light and glare? �c 8, LAND USE. Will -,,,.he pi +gTosal result in a su stan:El .l. Altexatio, of the present or planned land. use W ti atea*t 9. NAMAantYa RGEC W' tropbsal r'e'sult in a. To_tease in. th�r� r� .t of any natural resoures7 X b. Dep 6e 'O'on of any..,; non'x,..Yxowgble natural. res pLl"�' �zS 2 i 10. RISK OP UP8ET, Will the proposal involve, a. A risk of explosion or the tdleate'of hazard- ous'subs'tanc'es (Includingbu+ not limited to, oily pos:ticides', chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? b; 'Possibl,einterference 'With' an emergency responsd plAn or emergency evacuation p'lan7 ,�. ll POPiti.AT:C7I. Will the proposal alter the location, �strx t�t�o�, density or growth rate old the o b human popt�i.otion7 12 �OUS'JNG Will the proposal of ect existing housing, or create a demand for additional housing? ! N YtS MAYM NO 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION.. Will, the proposal result 'in : ; a. Generation of substantial additional. vehicle movement?' b. Effects on existing parking facilities,, or demand for new parking? i4. c. Substantial impact on existing transportation `- systems? _ d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or _goods? k e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 14 PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect upon, or result in a need for new or altered governmental services: a. Fire protection?. b. Police protection.? �C c. Schools? %C d. Parks or other recreational facilities? ?t . e. 'Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? X c f. Other governmental services'? c.. 15. ENERGY Will the proposal result in: a: `Us,e of substantial amounts of fuel ,or energy? b+ Substantial increase in demand upon existing .sources o£ ever or re�usre t}te Pyr qdevelopment, of new sources of energy. � 16 UTILITIES. Will the propsa.l result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following: a. Power or natural gas? b. Communications systems? c. Water ava _ 1abil ity. .� d. Sewer or septic tank? e. storm grater draihage't f. Solid waste and disposal? 17. HUMAN iMALTR Will the proposal result in: ~-ha. R�� of r potential a thohatardn(excl.udingametttal health),? b Exposure of people to potentia, health; --» —: hazards,.. - 18. Will the proposal result in the AtTATICS� uction of any scenic vista or view open to the public, or will the proposal result in the creationOf offensive site open i r�7a.esthetica,l.ly Y Ti YES MAYBE NO RECR;_E.ATIONm. Will the proposal. result in an impact upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational opportunities? CULTURAL.RE50URCES: ai Will the - proposal result in the alteration of or. the destruction of a prehistoric or, historic archaeological site?,. b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical -- _ or, aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or historic building, structure or obect? .' c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical c!Aange which would affect unique ethnic cultural values?' d Will the proposal restrict existing religious or sacred uses within the potential impact urea? V. DISCUSSION OR ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 73-18-149, 1:52 See a rttachinerit V i �f _ rt r, �;�'tlFa a „� r �r ?ra rar ►>w ,; % ieu lr�l a AP 73—ie-i49, 15 ; �,c,c,r "ait,c, , lr7c�°vr lcafrmcrrt. a+ roads, i-omesiton,, dri tp ways and - g 9 rryr^ aompa tied and oyercr ver d arca; will load to an i n+r reason in ,14 ot"'mwater runof+ duo iv, d crease o+ absorption ratr»o rind a ch anclo h dr tirrKgo patterns. Drainwater- •fr••r�rn thin cttbdiviSican ctauId c,. ter tht : t,r '.tat ry cry the c�athcr Rtvcr via tho- ran--zity Swale and the pond parr-czito- Sero,* peovisiern should bo. made to insure th,At pht�?rrnl ra :and rOa. i dur-to +rorn aut omabx i ez and resi dc-nt ai wits Lira not s=µ-car° -t.h an-site rrrvaterwc-ly via ntorrnvraatt*r drainage ahr~nne s or enter o�e'j i,mnnt. trap of, � wie �;or t should bt--, incorpor~ �I ed Tito any pi rltt +or :." 'p t( r-rn Rtn�--'Ia� R.�'r ltitr�on 'fear:+ driat �i nagt'jy All � Puttv County i5 within a Moderate- f arth qual"O I nt r:nsi t° VIII. The �;vAb o t;, propor-ty i s located appr-ox i matol y --thr: t ssi the ick P rld pi'Au �t which is CJ Ltnknown activity n t�hor , pelt_ 0+ rarrkhown ztativity ita located appro�ximat. ly 4 miles to the t�uthwcmt o-P the t;t-tb eat property. Construction o+ homcm to Uni+orm b i dz t[ Cede standards +or svi mi c al t 'r acti vo parr-=as shatal d provi dry '�Ht�aaa ttcprcrteation to ret�tdontS in case ct+ svimmic activity., Dmmta tii viatorry ia% to be provided Oy .the `r`tala- Ccsun-Ly WCi�r vruJtrirt:M This pro.aoct will r prc»a: ont an inswi-vntt ntal. increase iv o,:e,rtcand +or water from ,,thin,. district" t Tho subject pro twat, is l,acatedin an area ca+ nliq~attar y door hr rd and is in tarp Moar u major migration crarri,d0r. . `I`h* Dep-artmont of Fish and G rn- has indic,atod tht�t signi�icartt advor's r,q.pacts Will raccul- tun- sites .Arad significant, i.rtda t-dart eWv r O impart may ailcur O++-Zito Utz well. Ttse Dep rLttront. cif Fishi and Gzimo- huxs r'4gqes5tt-d a r o- desicIn of they project to incorprarato mitisi at:,icri mt aasuroz wrich viould include thra croat (3m err An ripen .pa~tcx, Carr-a in the n rthwrost rly portion Of the probte:^tY. Sen the attachnd lot,tar +rcni ,ho Department or F7ii3h and ISAm; li hr t.rtt,t� Ccratnty Some-r&I plan desionatoz this proporµt� s Y r z cul tr.tr1, k sa dtwnt:i xi , While dohmi ti os ai+ 1 clwcl i i. rare Ltrait per aa rcr ,r tllcrtrrr d in that r"iclric ta:rr l csidonti 7l rf ! xr naat:ir~rt, it is tl-ro r,ja�,imttm don�i,ty Llil.taw d by tha,':, domignation« Ono dwvl.lintl unit per a,r--ry wrrQld bo aper oxi,mnt vl y S t ',�i ti mos the dcnsi,ty of Ot:h r , rrtk�r�lrapna rat irr thea i mmc�di.�,.tab ,r w s ateh n this pre icr:t wr��tld r :.par° nt si Tina. a. alnt, r pa�rturc from current dovolrrpmont inth nxA ghborhand p Appandix PPage 6 AP 75-18-149, 152 Ctovolopm nt. of 2-4 resi dontiatl. lots ac:co.szinq Forbmstown Road appr+(,jr x r atoly doijbI tra+-f is loads on that zert. arr of For-bostow n t,»,,,,j,ci Carr;twr_-,cr, tho r)rojt?(-t and Chail.ergjo CLIi'- ++ NaAd. 'The mrnst r•r,COr't r jv° i i. rat.:ar�t;k on Fmrbn t�rwrt F d in this loc ation indic�aLe an ADT cad trr�i 1•F out thi i pr ojoct wcJt.tl.d add from 170 to 240 trips per r•rrastk c bx tM its d rc t9 signj fi.c�int r»itte to the b, � t rtrlar t 6t tr.xrF rtacnstown Road in this err° i i:r tarsic�na with r►x., � pKtri, .rat of publ.ia trlrarkm indicate that that; depar,tm.Ilt. is ;a+,iii rtcry the itraa ion and moy 7�-egLx�i�-e 0,H--site' ri0ckd i meat~oveme+nts bQvitawn Road. Forbo5tnwn Road from Chal,l.0nge CLt-Loo f road mar-thWeSt I jc?w Yar lk. (� l: at t"�c� d h��, � r ec ntl. y� txr�en r obt. i l t and i s 0r-1�*qLt�tte t c) �ryril tt, ra.:ptt"d inr-I-e.Esso in traffic. TY,rstzgh h zi nni-fi r-ant, #.;hail projoat will epr s ttt at :ra r mental, i mmrv..ou in dumend +Or- p�rblic s>^►rvi.rns in a rural arcs►t 1, a,b G pcit for and phono limes will have, to bt~.5 o.;tondod to tho : nd viduatl, lots Of, thea rxbd vis arae Wcxter i imnv: Will h Ave to b „tondo into the stibdi vision �� ad0gvat tai pr-c�prid ►a ata gallows por minute fire • 100 far- the :tarty hydrants required by tho Btttte County Sire Department.. t)j pr~ndinq ► n tkaca f-ni .sting jm+rastruct;uwnj thi+ik may mean subatentitill cl i ,rpatigra to other water, rsorvice fj,r_ti.li+;ir_m in the area. ja•fo, 'rhiG project will rv!;w;lt in, an incroasO in solid waste in the are. No dump Sita �a�il tsps o�:i,zt noarby, and t a* noarost t.ransfnr t cati pan i i.. Drmvi l l e A homoown rs" ass�a i tti arr r other ro>ponsi bl e agency should bo, +orm, d to r•egUi ro that salad waste 1-4 di r,p sed + in an , appraysd manner. 17b; Sob tht-* attached l ottnr +ram tho tiutto Co tr�ty MoscjL�i. tea Abatement i.str,iat. 04. The sttbant;t property is rt e- ted in rah area of high archaeological Zensiti,vnty. An ^ rchaeologiaal starv�y st7r�tal dbo p*rformod zo as tta dotor minO wh0ther ant grai-firant it s .,i t tate t"It, property n and if 5$01 to dvvol,mp mi ti q ati ren m0astrtrvt_j to pratemt tboze si tor"' Appendht Fpege 7 AP 73-18-149, 152 f »5ee i tore► 5d and 20a. 1 While the 'project will help supply tho domand for hamositevs in rural: areas in Sutto Govmty, long -tarm i.mpeats assorit3tud with provi o i on of Public -IOrvicesi road mit titan Trico I and wi Ldl i f u degradation will ondurei into they +uture. Imp acta a%sociatod with drai,nagej trii- f+ic gvnL-�ratjprj, fir t � awa 1 ski^,%imago rolatod to ra4d construction M and gratonti al zm+p ar•to t should !ate nddre-mraod w !: z kis Pen 3x F w pzige ; �I »,xot3z .cant: Waldon Pond E5tat e% fiiS��►��rr"t�r `5 t ai"��,y Luria 0 e5-OZ-12-04 r- 7A.,Pf 1�1' 1, l ypo of f `roj et;t. Tontative Subdivision Map 2» Brno,f Dqizzripti on*" Dividing 30.64 ac-.res into 24 lots of apprcigi glatel y i. arr * 4. each. ;y Loc>Ation; on both %idol of Forbestown Roz--id, approximately 1 Irjo feint east of i, t s i ntersoct i carr with Gh al l engo Cutoff -toad t `'arb 5t away area. 4 prri-p.,od Density of Development% l dwelling unit per acre 'r « f" ft m3nt 0+ Impervious. Su r+aci mg 5 to ljra% 6. Atcc2ss and Nvar•ezt Public Road(s)w., Property y +rants on ror%estown !Road 7. Moth ad of Sewage Di spoSal ; Individual septic systtzmz 9, Source i~af t!,'ieter Supply. 'tuba County Water District c. Prozimity of Pawer Lihe5z To property 1,rO. tpr t c-nta:a.l -"or :forthor~ land divisions and devolopment„ .muted dka;-- to septic system area regtti,r ementz and well Arid a Seneral 'fop-ogr~aphic'Ch,,-rg' Iter. � �.Ctei"al ly levol to moderately sloping moa.Antal i, -idgOL,. b. Sl4ape%t 0 to 10%, generally 10 10`t c a El ov at hart i 2750 foot to '2800 •E OC?t e-'rSLN dy Limiting Fa torsa Mone Soils ,, a« I'ypos and t7araotor°i tion. trtial I Ingo zoil torios, qumer l l y well drai. rigid with slow poranmabi l i ty„ b« Limiting Factor�9 NOnle 31 Natural zs of th4 Land . Earthzua oomot tYtodeato Fr irthquat.xw lntwn✓i 1yZW4(O VIII b. ! rasion t eta --tltia".. Moderat, to %light C « b.andsk i de Potential:, Low d« t"i;ro tia and High t F_gpan%jve Soil Pot o- htia r. Modor4\t Apperldi.it V(a) AP 73-180,r 152 4 . Hydrol arty a. Surface Wale:-«. An OWTP ditch crotssma the proporty _jeamt north of F orbo%town Ro at,- �'-:,tream sand cphe~mural. pond �r.e lc c,tatod ,jurt: north of the ditch. -.4-r, am ins tribt,xtary a thr�y South Fork o+ thr -„ ,rur. fir. Ground Water: Unknown c. lrrainago Lharacteristiaz Property dra:inz to cin -city mtmvm, thont»e east and north to tho Foather River 4ppr ox i matol y I mile. d. 6nvraual. reai'n+al.1 ?normal),; 60 to 65 inches per Year o. L.i mi,ting [Wacto 5 90c` tbacl,5 from OW1D ditch and en-zit.a tram ori"d Prim ! S "Viou-al /Ste ni Gluali:ts,/x High 6, Aatn tic High 7. Air Cluality« HiCth �x�iue_i��l, �rtwz,renrnt�,ni _ . Veggut ti. on Ppnderosa pine, income cedar"; madrone, taxa oak arid deer crush* with some tare and l.i.t.tor cavored areas. 9. Wildlife Habitat Nori-critical winter der- _rango ateoa (,or- tho Moore-toaan floor; Hort, rt ar or in a major migration corridor. �`:':!l.fi�Rr���,, �:ryv�ra��rttrr►�., � . Ar"chaodl cgic cl and Hietariaal' Rr„smmcus in the, area. High en itiv«.ty area. :L I.. l�ut�l:e �oau�t,y t�e�+neral. �1. �n deux gn�tti on r Apricul tural- eai.dential 12* exiztinq Zoning'. A-2 13. E.;ist mq L.and Ute8 on--pito. OhLa e)ciztiri reeidonce~ on-site, fore =-t land int.. Surrmndinq Arca a* Land Uzo-s: Residential umvt3 ai: rural dmnt�itioo cmd +Orezt lands incl. udi nq `1'i mbnr Pres�+i-ve ah i, nq nearby. b Zuni nilA-2 and TPZ - 6 c. Oun. Plan dosignationa: Agric�.il an Timber 1ount.ain d« F'' rau- SizL-s Generally 1, acre to 5 acro pz�,rcels or 20 to '10 acre parcolm and la.rra rw o. population*. RLir 1, denei iee 15. Charattmr a+ Site and Area: Rural reeidential msec around ceh't",ral hub at 'F6rbeztowm a 16. Nearo--t Urban Area: Drovi 11 M Relevant Sphore s o+ lhfluoncot Yuba County Water Div>t,r° i ct 184 lmprovL-montz $tamdards Urban. Area . No ie2. Fire F'r otvction SorvicL-t a. Noaryunt County 4 tato) Fire Station, Station 54 Nt Robinson twill Road ttnd Station W im Clipper lvlills4 ara +crust Zorvice %t*atien inrhallvhgo in Yub,,A County b, W ator Availability Yuba Cot„rnty Water Ditrict %orvicc, and on-sito Orrnd 2 r4hool in !goat l'llarYzVi l 1. e Joint Umi i i od drool t'1i mtrict Appondix F (b) VrEPARTMENT OF FISHY AND GAME s 1 -OW :z t I ,NIM0US ROAD, SWE,.A a"i.` tksl,CHO CORDOVA, CALIFORNIA 95670 355-7020 -0000 Cn, ,, March 29, 1985 onnTnS l� r- Mr. Dave Hironimus aov;/la, Butte County ,Planning Department 4 7 bounty Center Drive Oroville,, CA 95965 Dear Mr. aironimus The Department of Fish and Game has reviewedthe 'Walden Pond Estates Tentative Subdivision Map (A.P. 73-18-149 and 73-19-152) B. K. Herndon's proposal to form 24 logs on 30.64 acres near; Forbestown., Lot size would Diary :from l.0 to 2.9 acres. Dottli.nant onsite habitat is a mixed deciduous -conifer woodland with a shrub understory.: The project would have a significant adverse im�kaclt for onsitehabitat and .associated wildlife species. Pesiden.3-ial construotion J8 expected to destroy one-half of the .habitat sjid w ldlifet and the remainder can be expected to be impacted by other factors (e:q., clearing of vegetation for fire safety). Significant indirect adverse impacts may occur offsite by such factors as increased road kills Of wildlife and harassment of wildlife by domestic animals. Examples of species which can be detrimentally affected are the spotted owl, deem and black bear. Ile suggest consideration of subdivision redesign to incorporate Mitigation measures to reduce adverse impacts on habitat and wildlife. Either an increase in lot size or creation of an open spade area In the northwest portion of A.P. 13-18-145 would be appropriate.'in the absence of such measures, +,h.e project appears to have substantial and avoidable adverse impacr.--� on wildlife habitat, if we can be of further assistance, please coritact Orerry Menscht Environmental Services Supervisbr, telephone (916) 355-7030. Sincerely, • "_ a rrC�- y-- 1' r rl J' , t�' 7 7 , •war. i - coun�a it suite F OF tiAtURAt WFA[T'I-I Ak l) EAtiT1' DEPARTMENT oP PUBLlc HEiaLTH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL 141ALI i hdd*exs , 196 Memorial Way C%7 county Cantor brive (3 747 Ellmh Itr ani Chico, California 95926 broville, California 95965 Paratlti a, i,al,(ornio 93965 Reply to Telephone 916/1391.2727 Telephone: 916/534.4281 Tolaphotio 911/872.2961, Ext. 58 March 27, 1955 Def a CO, Phnning Comte, P,_rnt art, 3rGwn & Associates "JIM 2 8 1985 Pro, V, 'x 1576 Omville, California ov ee CA 95965 R): r1'FiNrl". SU$D.i;VISIONA80DO,1, P+.1C, AP# 73-18-149 & 15241dideft Pond Estates Forbestcwn toad Area Dear Sirs: Tfils departme,.lt has advised the Butte County Department of Public Wori0A, Lafld %visior Section that we are prepared to act on tho above applicaLlon, pp l pt .,val. 8811. d on pret3ent information) on) we oarl recommend approval or conditional In 1 Pecc,mmended Conditions for Approval.' Show a 50' leach field setback from the drainage way ,on parcels 1 three,h 12, and 20 through. 24. 2 Show a 100' leach field setback from the down Bill edge of the OtOv,;ille Wyandotte trrigationDistrict ditch on parcels 1,2,3.31 4: 3. Show a 25' Leach fie,IN setback :from the uphill edge of the Orovi.11 e Wyandotte Irrigation Dj?,,trict ditch on parcels 1,2,3 &4 ' l , B1 4. Shor+ a 100 leach, field setb -ick from the ephemeral pond oil parcels� 1 5 � 3 � t 91 &1il tests and soil. depth 5: Provewith percolation tests, that tate recltiirecl usalfle sewage disposal area exists on parcels 1 through 24, Combine with ma adjacent parcel any, parcel flat proven to Contain tl e usable sewage~ disposal llwru required ,by the Subdivision Ordinance. f jo Provide a letter or other docamontatio'n from the Yuba County Water Kltm -ict stating that they are willing and able to domestic supply water to p7't t �9s l 1 through 24: If you have any questions regarding this letter, pleasecantact Edward 0vc�r yustl at the above indicated address or Telephone number,; Very truly yours:, award J: Snyder, th Di ti s3 a i Environmental Heal till rla f?��tnrtiiiea. 11ean�i?iMc`t1t... r' -- MEL .r -7 y �...._ BU LAND C)F NATURAL WEALTH AND B.'EAUTY, PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965.3397 PHONEt 534+4601 Karch 20, 1985 13. K. Herndon 1736 Williams Highway Oran+ts Pass, Oregon 97526 XE: Tentative Subdivision 11,p Waldon Pond Estates AP 73-18-149, 152 Log # 85-03-12-04 Dear Mr. Herndon: In reviewing your proposed project for potential effects on the environment, we have come to a point in our review where we need additional information Your project l.ieA in an area where archaeological sites have been recorded and potentially exist on this development site, so an archaeological survey by "a qualified person is necessary before we ,can complete our review. At this early stage of project processing,, we have identified this need for archaeological information because of site sensitivity, and are asking for the survey at this time to reduce subsequent delays. However, after further project evaluation, additional Information may be necessary in order to complete the environmental; evaluation. Ue are enclosing a copy of a list of local consultants for your information. Xf you have any questions or comments,, please contact this office - t. A. office.t..A. XtRdHCL Director of Planning David R Hironimus Associate planner DRH:Ikt Enc cc'► Barnhart, grown and Asoc► � 4� LIST OF OCAL, CONSU NTS FOR F . I .I�. P RDPARATION Fco-Analyst8 114 West 7th Avenue Jon M. Anderson, P.H. Chico, CA 959.6 (916), 342-5991 9G8 Myrtle Avenue Chico, CA 95926 (916) 343-7396 Earl D. Nelson Assoc: NorthStar V-ngineerin, ChQcoa1CAS95926 377 Connors Court, S�►a.te B Chaco, CA 95926 (916) 89.3-001 (916) 893-1600 Cook Associates 2060 Park Avenue Ringel Associates Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 533.6457 331 Wall Street Chico, CA 95926 (916) 343-5841 Geddis,, Driscoll 8 As hoc. 220 Avenue Barnhart, Brotion, Assoc, it le, Oroville, CA 95965 59 1881: Robinson Street (p.O. Box I (91.6) 533-2068 0roville, CA :9596`5 (916) 534-1911 OTHER CONSULTANTS A. P. Enterprises Jim Hann.in ► �, Archaeological Dr. Kin saleX Stern g Speralisti (Botanical Survey) P. 0. Box 1.865 - ChicoC11 95927 Chico State University' (JlG) 894-5365... I Chico xCA 95929 (9 16) 343-5358 ( 916 ) 895-5381 (5356) Peter J,gnsen Re �ear�lh Archaeologist Jim Jokers! Chico §)hate University (Botyohical W lrvay) _ Chico, �;A 95929 Rt. 10 Box 3120 (016) Sb5-6811,345-9515;895-4300 (Oft,) Oroville, CA 95965 ��ai.f,) 534-9029 pro:fe,sional Arc ` ` Archaeological Service;. 241. Ulcl Oregon Trail g Jeffrey Prouty Redding, CA 96005 (Botanical Survey) Californiz Native Plant (916) C}tico 342-10273- Par(idise 872-ai84, Society ing Rt�dd� 246-';'761 r Chico State University Jim Snowdon ;B.iolai;ist or 7�is�i Chl ico CA, 01,929Dela, (916) 345-6354 ani Cianie Route Bo;x 551 Chaco, CA 9592() (916) 5545-2804 { A9 rish r;G, — 3,rozo 1 0JJ0CA7teJ Alan G. brawn CE 24 578 , . Richard Barnhart A California Corporation 45 , 4201 Thomas Qdekirk 0 3991 1049/ A Robbisoo S&ee1 R. Q i9eg 1576 Orov///e, CA95966' 916/534-1911 Nancy Vonderhaar CO 37359 Ronald L, Grove;' 01 V/.L ENGINEERS ® LAND SURVEYORS Thomas Flnlaysai, LS 4005 LS 2900 Mardi, 7) 1985 Butte County .Planning Dept. •; 7 County Center Drive Duff 6Co.KanntngC=m Orcviil.e., CA. 9SD65 Re: Tentative Subdivision Hap for B. X. Herndon �rc�ille, Ctzlit�rn3e "WL Iden Pond Estates" Al's # 73-18-1491 152. Centlimon On behalf of- our client, Mr. B.K. tlerndoa, we wash to pro_ pose the following mitigation measures to supplement the above subdivision appiioatzon: 1) Utilize standard erosion control measures and construction practices to Minimize evosion po- tential includingt _ a.)_ property_ designed and installed culverts_ and dTaina:go systems b) Revegetation of exposod. soil surfaces. R6tain mature tred,, and native vegetation where possible4 3) No-access from Porbestown Roa•1 except shown on entative Map, 4) Common driveway and O.W.I.b.� ditch crossing at l lots 1 2 to be constructed to O,WtI.Di standards. 5) Remove al d,,ad v getation by hauling or burning. Thank you in advance for your .=sidevations, please notify us if' add.it*onal mitigations are nocessary. ver' ` truly yours, BAIINIMI3T-BS�GWNi FT ASSOCIATH Nf ,�hael Evans Lattd Developtnent Coordxnatoa~ 1IB%d% i K f r COUiITY OF BUTIE DEPARTMENT OF PUBIC WORKS 7Or0ovity Center Drive' � l e, CA 95965 DUN Co. Planning Co¢xa . (916) 534-4266'. MAR 12 1985 i[ Qrovilie, Calif=14 ;late: March 12, M5 Subject.WALDEN POND ESTATES TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP Assessor's trap Book Number 73 _ Page X18 Parce`l(s),149 & 152 Location. On both sides of rorbestoWn Road, approximately 1700 ft. east of its intersection with Challenge, Cutoff Road, Forbestown area. Enclosed is a copy of the above-described tentative land division for your revieai. If"you have any suggestions, additions or recommendations concerning this division, please return them by April 2, 1985 Very truly ,yours, William Cheffi ,04*ector of Public Works J n Mendonsa aA slstant Director' M/ns Attachment cc, Fl,,anning - Environmental RevieNt tEnvironmental Health Department Division of Forestry t1Butte County MosgUit4' Abatement Oistrl&t Thermalito lerig anon District (if applicable) Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigatioh District (if applicable) California Wa' k Service Compahy (if'applicable) Durham Ivrigau ,in District (if applicable) Del Oro Water Company ('if applicable) Lime Saddle Cormnunity Service District (if applicable) Cal Trans (if applicable) City of (if applicable) North Bur ank Pu Utility District (if applicable) Butte County Sheri,01, pacific Bell LD, 11 0 Oevisod 2i-27--84) .YAC b�" :.,�,iSFt 'T� F/fp i ,� 1ha� °. ..-., „ ^ e_� .•� - r,-,7 "'�:la"•M'g .:.F'fiTr If, .t, e-. r,sa, r 'S .. k^ •�_�"� _ ,.°•.; R„1', �, '/� (.sit � 4c. , , a,, . y„ , ' . ;. !',. , � ":ria. w+ ..�v ,+.,,,s<•;4r..` ,r....�:.: b �.. c: �`�.. ,. a" �..,4 -r.. �..i .�., .. i ';\ �..e �ilf;:." 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Amended Walden Porid 18Lol/ 91-10-01-03 kSr.Ataa S _ .., ,S: 1736 Williams Hwy., Grants Pass, OR 97526 ry,* Same � G DESCRIPTION AMENDED TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP to o3pide -1 64 irrpg inrn - Lot 10 at 1.x+8 acres, lot 11 at 1:15 acres, and lot 14 at 1.01 acres: 1'�s'ION; Xntersection of Walden Pond Lane & Big Fir. Rd. approx. 600 ft. wast pf Forbestown Rd., Forbestown area. OTS"J PARCEL NUMBER (S) 073-340-029, 030 & 033 jaG _ "U`f GENERAL PLAN' A -R PROJECT CONSISTENT? Ves p ,,w'CONFORMANCE REPORT July 8, 1991_ � ,�.,�,%� PLAIN DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE ONSERVATIOK' ACT CONTRACTS? No " APPLICATION RECEIVED 10/01/91 Barnhart -Brown & Associates ,;��,�i"I',/;SURVEYOR/CIvIL ENGINEER: _ _ ,5 : P.G. Box 1576, Orovll.e, CA 95965 I?LMiNING DIRECTOR"S REPORT PREPARED, �6' j+;:l �W ZNVIRONMENTAL is of CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION' - DATE FILED iINATION .� W DATE_ .� _; NEGATIVE DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTED MITIGATED NEG. AEdLARATION - DATE ADOPTED: ENV, IMPACT REPORT - DATE CERTIFIED,. —_ STATE "CLEARINGHOUSE N0. Wt, COMMITTEE MEETING k _ ovisoRY AGENCY HEARING ADVISORY AGENCY ACTION. 0 0 '� r 3 too! lro _ _J O 'Zl ca wf f) 3 AV AL�PtADED _. APPEAL HEARING DATE _ 90ARD ACTION COMMENTS FOR PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT I ASS�G�tED TO _ �k, .,�' '.:=. _. , _ • • _ . DISK _ . _ . 1/ Fl ti1�ND �,� TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP PRELIMINARY PARCEL PRELIMINARY SUBDIVISION WAIVER APPLICATION (Please .heck appropriate box) APPLICANT: _ B.K. Herndon PHONE NO: ( 503) 476-5593 ADDRESS: 1736 Williams Hwy, Grants Pass OR 97526 OWNER: Same ae above PHONE NO ADDRESS: EJJGINEER OR SURVEYOR-. ciates PHONE NO: ( 916) 534-191.1 P DRESS: P.O. Boot 1516, Ordvi.5le, CA 95965 MAIL NOTICE OF HEARITO: Engineer & Applicant Pia LOCATION OF PROPERTY: TOWNSHIP 19.N RANGE 6E SECTION 11 ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER: 073-340-029,-030,-083 TOTAL ACREAGE, 3.64 ac PLEASE SUECT PRELIMINARY TITLE JCPORT' OR RECENT POLICY OF TITLE INSURANCE (dated within last six months WITH APPLICATION INDICATE BELOW THE FATE AND RECORDING INFORMATION By WINCH THIS PARTICULAR FARCE% WAS CREATED'- . REATED; Febnuary 28, 1990BOOK 116 PAGE 97 to 59 incl DATE NUMBER AND SIZEOF :PARCELS BEING CREATED (including any remainder) : Lot 10 - 1.48 ac, Lot; 11 = 1.15 ac, :Lot 14 = 1.01 ac DISTA1, CE TO NATURAL 1-TATER COURSE OR STOP.M 1)R421V; on site PROPOSED METHOD OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL: Ind±�dd:U&l ' tac (Check with Health Department PROPOSED SOURCE OF 4IATE'Rs Yuba County W6ter District (exist and Mntig ous to ,parcels _. (.Check with Health Department) DO POWER AND PHONE LINES EXIST TO THE BOUNDARY OV THE ORIGINAL PARCEL? Yes IV PLOT, ESTIMATE T1 DISTANCE THEY VWI`iaL, HAVE TO BE EXTENDED: N/A r I;D 1090 Revised 7-24-80 FO FIDE -USE ONLY: Strl 01 County Planning Dept. Receipt # t" 4 1(3 �E 4 7 Go►►nt.y Center Drive Or -6011e, CA '95915-397 Applicant 3, ('946) 538-1601 AF 0 73- 39-mZe 30 4, 33 Subdivision Name (if applicable) ,» .:7X H (isnot F I loo LAND DIVISION APPLICATIONS Supplemental Information for Panning Department U. list and describe any other related permits and other public approvals reclittred for this project, including those required by city, regional, s0ite and federal. agencies; Norrie 2, Proposed scheduling/associated projects: None `, A►Iticipated incremental development (phasing of subdivision units, fut.ure development plans), Ncne j►. What method will be utilized to accommodate surface drainage? Describe hctw on-site and, downstream drainage channels will be affected. 1'� 1Sting on site to channelizaat on to aM aitch. S= .Pruitimity of Water for figs fighting purposes (hyd; ants, ponds, eta.), ontents on Bice. Fir_ Road & .Walderi Pocd Lane per. Suite County Regui nnents 116 M 97r 98 99 0. CJi II r, i~c,tVal inti Or 'ali,ri g be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate)! Honk site c ,yy minimal. 1, 01voot tonq for Havel to prOperry (rural and 1hoiintainous areas only) Forbestown Road to Big Fig Roan to JhJ-erx Walden pond Lane. t H=l: b. 1 -NV I RONMk.&v `�• ` i'AL 1'�PACTS AND _MITIGATI�1N 1`iIASIIREV ' wpi,t: i fy potoht ially significant environmental impacts associated with Ov lartrl division. What project .design featyures or special condiLlOns of approval (mitigation` measures) are proposed to alleviate potential onvironmenLal impacts? EN�IIR 1NM1 NTtil. CiTTI'NC%. a) 11(f.4cril)(+. thh project site as it exists before the project, itteltiding information on topography, soil stability, plants ;tact :rt► m,41.5, .purl any cultural, historical or scenic, aspects, Ile- rite .nov existing sLrucfures on the site, and the use of I fift sl 1,11 t ullos . PMjaat as wmckd ]a►d 1ejel with solm X: ing est and Cyst. P=vate Fba)s u th caztnAzb9d pEr artbe Q urity Rta. C,Xlty %; UMtr3cr SBMM. Itl ilr'srHIn' the Starroundi'ng properties, including information on IrInnts and aasiinals and any cultural, historical , : scenic aspects. iod ivar.e the type of lane use (residential, cammerr.ial, etc,,)j ita ens 'ly of land use (one -family; apottment housaS, shops, del)art- mons stisres, ofc, t, and scale of development (height, frontagui sot bnok, rear yard, etc.). Fesiclatt al.; Tme Po m to vest. c lsit'I'y'VICATION'., f hereby. certi °v that the statements furnished above and in ►t (.tHh Ad exh l h i is present the data and Information required for this ir► r I ,,i I Ova luat.lon t t) t hsy ,best ;of my ability, and that the facts, statements .acscl inlcarnartion Ovesented are t1:ue. and correct to the bust of my knowledge wid .ho ior. x Il.►I r I Sigllnl► ure fnµ ,tlwc• srl, ►a`;tt r� sil►et l'r►r longer responses. IC i 1v!2R Y 1,RGE2, MAF ,!7J2 Sll3CiJ? 1:'1/ 7 �� ULJ � J/'►T' Items 1,-& to be completed by applicant; l • APPLICANT HAHE AND 'ADI)MS; 2. PROJELT DESCRIPTION: _Tentative Subdivision r 3. ASSESSOR'S PARCEL t'UfSAER(S)s /Jr 7.3 ,+. PROPOSED 'USEe i '. T)'.e rol,lowing i sure to be completed by the ,Planning Deparuarjti CURRENT ZONING: ��lt 1 LAND CONSERVATION AGREEMENT: =01AL PLAN DESIGNATION: Conditional Criteria: G' A BICULTURAL-RESIVENTIAL YES NO It is recomaended that you perform the 1. Agricultural Coapati.bility following checked items: 2. {later and Sewer .Capacity ^;G. ARCHAEOLOGICAL RECO RDS CHECK 3. Adejoate Fire Facilities BOTANICAL SURVEY ;r,, Road CapAc ty and Mai.ntenante ~� GEOLOGICAL. SURVEY S. Accest to Comaerc al and' Schools YE:i'' NO ORCHARD AND FIELD CROPS WITHIN DEPARTMENT OF FISH �l 1, Predaninant,5-10 ac. Parte! Size AND GAME DEVELOPMENT ZONES 2. Vicinity of Urban Boundaries WIVIN FLOOD PLAIN: 3. Ag. Viability not 'Impaired' Staff Determination: Substantially confarrs to WITHIN AREAE SPECIFIC'ORLAND USE PLAN: �i X GENERAL PWI, 1. Land 'V to ✓ti 11 2. Conservation K. Name of Plan 3. Crp.en SpaceWITHIN URBAN RESERVE �• Safety 'X—= . 5. Noise If Yes, G. _ Huusing Ndme of Reser"te 7. Cii•culatio AIRPORT LAND USE PLAN: ✓< ZONING,: Vl-/ ✓�'' .. ,�.� i CG.E.fTS. �7/ /'�l _r�J?19 //t .� t'.!t+►r'l�m.i✓a '�✓ 4 j f Staff Sigruiture ✓/i ., �i ;►',�'� _ Datc; . lW, c`" AS ANE CONFOkifi APPLIcA WIT}l POR THE Rp�I, QUESTED LAND A.N ANdDIZOtv'JNC� 'I AH AUARE OF THE ABOVE STAFF: DETEMINATION R.EGARbING Dated s.l� t� '' I I Signaturt of Applicant .. 1 *7'h" report will aicpire and be disca"rded s1x (6)'nonths j„rote the "t* of the daft slgna6ittei r LD 1600A trav�cp.l Kv"oti t_ y. i Amended WALDENkND ,X _ planning Department NAME: ESTATES, Phase 9. X Environmental Health Department CDF (Forestry Department) AP: '7---14_9.q In 33 Attntt J. Craig Carter (on areas north of red line on map) X Butte County Sheriff PG&E (check title report for eassment) Pacific Bell Butte County Mosquito Abatemenu'Ok Oroville Mosquito Abatement (areas within large map in cabinet) School Di tr/ /t (w'.- n."� • Water C mpany (if individual wells/are not indicated on application or map) _ Durham Irrigation OR Durham Mutual Water Co. California Water Service Company (Chico area) Oroville-Wyandotte Irrigation District (Oroville area, SE of ,raver) - Thermalito Irrigation District (Thermalito area NE of river) Limesaddle Community Services District (Paradise area along Pentz Rd. to lake) Del Oro Water (Paradise Panes area) Buzztail Waterworks (Doe Mill. Ridge Forest Ranch area) 'Yuba. County Water DI strict City of . . (check wall maps for spheres of influence) Oroville Chico ~ Paradise Biggs Gridley 6ROVILLE 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 map, a small, portion of Orovil:.le only)` BIGGS, RICH" LE, GRIDLEY AREAS (SOUTH BUTTE COi1TY):_ c.!4eck wall map and title report Co see what applies. Some areas overlap, Drainage District #1 Drainage District #2 Drainage District #100 Drainage District #200 Reclamation District #833 Reclam-ation District #2056 Sacrameito And Spin Joaquiti Drainage District Butte Cree!, Drainage District Vi CVRTAYV CASES: Dept. of Gameo(neat water in p (only rsubdivisions) v5) .. p and mountain ai`eas) Cal Trans(wear State ,Hwy, 32, 70, 99� 149 (Chico ciit-off), 162 (Olive Hwy, $� Richva.le Hwy.), 191 (Clark Road) State Water Ouality Control Board (projects with moire than 100 lots or units) United Sttktes Forest Service (if project borders 08A land check AP books) Pn,�ks and Recreation 'Department {property near Lake OroVille) State «Suer, Resources 'Department (property near Lake Orovillo -- watershed) Mock Creek Reclaimation Dist. (west of Chico Airport, south of Rock Creek and east of Hwy. 99 (see wall map) Chico Area Recroation & Park Dist (only `, subdivisibhs) U,5. Dept: of the Army, Sacramento Dist, .)rps of Engineers '(near water and in rural and mountain areas) ,SPECIAL CAS".S; check title report for any mention of special services or easements such as to Therhialito Irrigation District (numbered itemt) APPENDIX A NOTICE OF EXEMPTION Office of Planning" and Research FROM: Butte County Planning Department 1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 7 County Center Drive Sacramento, CA 95811 Oroville, CA 95965 XCounty Clerk County of Butte 'l.5 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 J,y X47 ' .6 w•+ i� �..:� �����P,•„t,i' - ,tbryt Title Amended Tentative Subdivision_ M;ip /L�:✓ ryry �+�^ I y ��'yy 1 C,. ,NDA E l%. QRVEaPS, a^;v1rC) sw;r�i;�_Or s Parcel No.: 073-340-029,030, and 033 By - r lire-'►: B.R. Herndon, Amended `Malden Pond Estates .at` P Road, Farbe. town area, g PP Y est of Forbeskown L or son -S ecific• Intersection of Walden Pond Lane and Bs Fir Road a roumatel 600 feet w _?,,.;.:it Location -City: For .- bestown Project Location -County: Butte D--cziption of Nature, Purpose and. Beneficiaries of Project: Amended Tentative Subdivision Map to divide 3.64acres into; Lot 1f1'at 1.48acres, lot i1 at 1.i5acres, _and lot 14at 1.01 acres. Nzn 6 sof Public Agwcv Approving Projecti Butte County Advisory Agency N' of Person or Agency Carrying Out Project: B.K. Herndon, Amended Walden Pond Estates r'x=Tt Status: (Check One) Ministerial (Sec. 15073) Declared Emergency (Sec. 15071(a)) Emergency PrL;ject, (Sec. 11071(b) and (e) jt ratescncal 'Exemption. State type and section number: Section 15305 a; p: gjea is exempt: Section 15305. Minor Alterations in Land Use Limitattioi::, C121s 5 consists of min o. alterations in land use limitations in areas with an average slope of less than .20'"x.+, which do not result in =y changes in land use or density, including but not limited to: (a) Minor lot line adjustments, side yard, and seet back variances not resulting in the creation of any new parcel: Consct Person: Stuart Edell Telephone: (916) 538-7266 It fiber by apr1dant: Ca certified p exemption finding, 2. Has notice of exem tion been filed by the public agency approving the project? Yes No Date Received for 1 i!ing; Signature t aula_Leasure. Assistant Plannine Director Title Revised january 1085 DECLARATION OF FEES DUE (California Fish and Game Code Section 71.1.4) NAME AND ADRRESS OF APPLICANT B.K. HerndonFILING NO, 1?3'6 Williams Hwy.,... Grants Pass, OR 97526 CLASSIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT; 1. NOTICE OF EXEMPT OX/STATEMENT OF EXEMPTION [X] A. Statutorily or Categorically Exempt $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee I, [ J B. DeMinimus Impact - Certificate of Fee •� Exemption $2.5.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee - 2. NOTICE OF DETERMINATION - FEE REQUIRED ] A. Negative Declaration $1.,250 State Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee [ ] B. Environmental Impact Report $850 state Filing Fee $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Handling Fee 3. C OTHER (specify) $25.00 Clerk's Documentary Dandling Fee PAYMENT/NON-PAYMENT OF FEES 1. LX] PAYMENT, The above fees have been, paid; -See attached receipt(s)' 2. [ ] NON-PAYMENT. The above fees,are required. Not paid. Chief Planning Off?kcial By! Pau4La Leasure Assistant Planning Director Lead Agency. BC Public Works Dept_: February 110 1992 TWO CGPTES OF THIS FORM MUST BE COMPLETED AND SUBMITTED WITH ALL ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTS' FILED WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERK'S or- ttcE THREL.-COPIES OF ALL NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION ARE REQUIRED FOR FILING ALL APPLICABLE -FEES ARE DUE AND PAYABLE PRIOR TO THF PILING OF ANY ENVIRONMENTAL 'DOCUMENT WITH THE BUTTE COUNTY CLERXiS OFFICE. MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO THE COUNTY OF "BUTTE. <+{rprr^.nl'y*J�',4 q,1Y^ lW • h�,Y"¢*nAwl"rrTf 1 x1r':ruaR.•S jy, .11fF`e4 P , _ "r`% )yam) Arc`,tiPT ... Td7A4 6UBLt4"" LAFCO ip4. g6Ce.lUkld Wdpk4 U$[ VA41AMOtA Yh'PlFIT'J IUH414 lid4Ur+1CMT8 XQri/!t4 clivi RICA LTH ... OTHL'R .. .,. _.Hecewa FROM APPLICANT iRECEIPT 12697 OFFICIAL RECEIPT COUNTY OF BUTTE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF PLAONING J$Stwu BY S -- 777 lf BUTT$ COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH Divi.�tln of Environmental Health 7 County Center Drive oroville, CA 95955 (916) 538-7281 January 2 1992 Barnha� t Brown & .Associates p, 0. fox 1516 Greville, CA 95905 RE: Walden Ponds Estates - Phase 2 Amended Map, Big Fir Road Forbestown Area - AP# 73-39-29, 30, 33 Gentlemen: The above project was continued by the Advisory Agency until January 13 1992, due to questions 'raised at the December 30 1991, weeting. Prior to January 13, 1992, please respond to the followiig comments to provide additional information as necessary: 1,A supplemental sheep. submitted shows the shaded area to be leachfield area. The map filed with Public Works on which the Advisory Agency was to act shows the shaded area to be leachfield free area. 2 A letter from Bariahart-Brown and Associates dated Nove�t.ber 5, 1991, to this department requests deletion of homesites to be shown on the map. The map on file with Public `corks and Planning 'still shows hnmesite locations. Planning `indicates home site .locat,ons will be a Planning Condition. 3. Revised oonditioris of approval will require the usable sewage disposal area on lots 10 and 14 to be shown and a note indicating Well sates shall be lolated one hundred (100) feet, or more from the usable area. Very truly yours, Tom Peido Directo u DEQ Div�.sa.on of Envre a.onmntal Health 'I� ,�VILLE C _' - A TMEN TR/kf ,�.. , .-..,' ALIFN IA cc., Public Works Planning Department ...-� -.e- ..rte."^ • ,. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (13111) CHEFF, Director i COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, GALIr-ORNIA 95965 Telephone: (916) 53B-7681 RONALD D. McEL'ROY February 3, 1992 Deputy Director l� F1e rnsl rt RE4 AP 75-23-29i 30, 33 1736 Williams Hwy. Amended Walden Pond Estates Grants Vass, Oregon 97526 TSM Dear Mr. Herndon: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on February :)92 )t the Agency noting that the project is categorically W.'empt frortl environmental review, approved the above -referenced project subject to the conditions Listed on the attached sheet. If no appeals are timely filed -- within ten (10) days of the date ]f the Advisory Agency's approval (February 13, 1992 ) -- 14ith the Clerk of the hoard of Supervisorgj this action will be final. The conditions of approval must be compl- pd with wit,, -,,-,.n 'twenty-four (24) months of theda`e of approval by the Advisory Agency. Recently enacted legislation (AW158, Chapter 1706, Statutes of 1990, affective January 1, 1991) requires that the Department of Fish and Game impose, an6 collect filing fees as specified to defray the cost of managing alYd. protett.ing fish and wildlife trust resources. These filing fees are ?o1lect:ed during the environmental review pr cess and ere to be paid at the gime; the Cbunty files a t'Notite of vletermihAtion" with the County Clerk Of the County in which the project is located, This proce4url5 is required ptp sdant to Section 21152 of the Public Resources Gode T5 ii cr,easie administrative efficiency,, the statute delegated the collection Of filiiig lees to the County Clerk. The fee required in connection with your project is, checked below; PAGE TWO FO.3ECT NAME; AP NUMBER; CLASSIT'TCATION OF ENVIP.ON?MNTA7, DOCUM N' I. NOTICE OF EmvnON/STAT,ENT OF EmiP'Di0N A. Statutotily or Categorically Exempt $25;.00 (Twenty-Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee ( X) B. De Minimus Impact Certificate of Fee Exemption $25.00 (Twenty-Five Dollars) Dollars) Clerk's Fel,, 2. NOTICE' OF DET K iINATION - FEE' REQUIRED ( ) A. Negative !eclaration $1,250.0, (Twelve Hundred Fifty Dollars) State Filing Fee 825.00 (Twenty-Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee ( ) B. Environmental Impact Report $850 (Eight Hundred Fifty Dollars) State Filing Fee $25.00 (Twenty-Five Dollars) Clerk's '^ee 3.. OTHER (Specify)_ ...__ ( ) $25.00 (Twenty-Five Dollars) Clerk's Fee I?ie fee should be paid to the Planning Department by ( February 18, 1992 in order for the Notice of Determination to be timely filed. Make checks payable to the County of Butte. 'The project applicant should be aware that if he or she does not remit payment. sof the required filing fees, the project approval may be invalid by law and may not be Uper'ative, vested or final; pursuant to the pt6visions of Public �;esources"Cade Section 2108) (b), Fisr and Game Code Sec. 111.4 (c) and Section 753.5 (d) (.3) ,and (7), Title 14, California 'Coda 'of Regulatid,,! Should you have any questiofts regarding 'this matter; please contact this office. Very truly yours► William Chef! _ Director of Public Works Stuart tidell Assistant Director 8P,/ds cd Planning Department Enviruntnen161 E#ea), th Department Barnhart/brown ff Phase 2 (;B. K. Herndon TSM, AP 73-34-2}, Amended Walder Pond Estates, t d 1G of the Walden Pard , I �? and 33, a, resubdivision of .got.. 11 11 aR Estates Subdivisf%on Phase 2, located 600 ft north ofat the tForbesrowziersection oRo`adlden Pend Lane and Big, Fir Road approx. P¢rbestow.n area. Engineer. Barnhart/Bro,4n Associates 'Public Wor�a conditions: 1; k . in a�:k line from the centerline fo indicate a 5Q ft. building s�tb all roads. 2, provide monumentat c,, as" required by the Dept of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards. 7 A111 easements ofrecor.d -bo be shown on the final map 4. Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. Health Dept„ condition: 5, Meet the usable area as shown on the tentative map,. i r v gatteCIO U'ft DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE , OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephnnet (916) 538:7691 RONALD' D. McELROY Deputy Direcior January 27, 1992 B, K, Herndon. RE: AP 73-23-29; 30 & 33 175F Williams Highway Amended Walden jtund Estates Gral;bs Pas�y Oregon 97526 TS4 Dear Mr,, Hey:nson At the regular meeting, of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on Jahuary 27, 1992, the Agency continued its .review of the above"referenced subject to February 3, 1992. The item was continued for further review by the Health Department: The next meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m: in the Board of Supervisors Room; 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA, If you have any questions regarding this matter; please cont ct this office. ''%eta truly yours William Cheff Director of Public Works Stuart E; Zell Assistant Director JIB/ d's it cct Planning Department;: Environmental stealth Department Barnhart%t3rcr.t�n y . w .Vw _ Jutta (ow! ^� DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WOnKS' WILLIAM (8111) CNBFF, Olroctor T COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 I Telephonei (916) 539.7681 RONALD D. MoELROY ` Deputy Director January 14, 1992 D, K. Herndon _ FEi AP 73-34--29, 30 and 33 1756 Williams Hwy Amended Walden Pond Fsrai.es 'Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 "near tor. Herndon At the regular meeting of the .Butte County Advisory.Agency held on January 13j 1992., the agency continued its review of the above referenced subject to January 27,, 3392. The item was continued at the request of your engineer in order to consult, with you about deleting home site locations on the map and the need for further onvironmental rExiew if that is to be done The next meetiq will commence at 9:00 a,mi in the Board of Supervisors Room, 25 county Center Drive, Oroville", CA If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office; very truly yours, William Cheff Diroctor of Public Works Stuart Edell Assistant Director SR%d>z oc'Planning Real th 3arnhart/Blown E " F.UKMEJiAN, dayrnor �,�„+� �;Alll'fJRMIA--LATHE' RESOUftL;E5 AGEN� GEORGE O V?ARTIAENT OF FISH AND GAME i �4)M,#U5 ROAD. SUITE A 1F +r:�ttJ 9,f*66VA, CAOFORNIA 03670 w 355--7020 Plahnin� C� . r March 29, 1985 , r `Co• ruy ter. Dave Hironimus 0p Butte County Planning Depattment 7 County Center nrive Drovillee CA 95965 Dear Mr. Hironimusz � The Department of Fish Game ,.Aas reviewed the Walden Pond P { Estates Tentative subdivision Map (A. P. 73-i.8--149 and 13-18-152), E. K. Herndon's proposal, to form 24 lots on 30.64 acres near ;Foorbestown. Lot size would vary Froin 1.0 to 2.9 acres. Dominant onsite habitat is a mixud deciduous -conifer woodland with ar shrub understory. The project would have a significant adverse impact kor onsite M ” habitat and associated wildlife species. Residential construction r is expected to destroy one --half of the habitat and wildlifo, and the .remainder can be expercgd to rye impacted by other factors (e.g., .clearing of v+egetatieM for fire safety). Significant indirect adverse impacts may occur offsite by such factors as increased road )cillo of wildlife and harassment of wildlife by domestic animals, Examples of species which can be detrimentally affected are the spotto d owl, deer, < and blac "t bear. u We suggest cons idora,4io'ri of subdivision, reds -sigh to incorporate ' mitigation measures to reduce adverse impacts on. habitat and wildl'ifE . P,!,,' ;her an increase in lot site or r.:I:eabion Of an Open space i,!ea in the northwest portion of A.P. 71-18-149 "would be N: apprcpr,�ate, in the absence of such measures, t'he project appears to have substantial and avoidable adverse impacts on wildlife habitat. if we can, be of furtherassistance, please contact Jerry Men60i#, Envirorimental services Supervisor, telephotrie (916) 355"7030, �r Sihce'eely, q Paul T. Jensen tegional Manager d ti ' 0 9 flanFCL �t Y yJiyil""_M /, �' ♦.k �v�� -.�YS ��« ,�. i�•, Y�Vm�M., a.ti i^f, •'7�+ooJo~od.4�itk`yLS�S��Y, rr.•�� 1881.4 P.O 8he 1576 OroyNe, CA 959&59%6/534 - /9// �' wKyV' wjwhOor ' r 0 3735P Ronald LY Gra"a LS 4.0,65, C/V/L E1YGd/1/EE'Rv� ® LAND SUR'VE'YORS Tnornnr'rtnkyter'��' ��Ix .lune 27, 1985 Butte County Depart—went of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA, 9596.5 _RE: Walden Pond Estates AP 1 73-181 1:49, 152 Gentlemen: r... We respectfully request an; exception to �s•ection 20-122 of the subdivision ordinance to accomodate ;the Department of Fish ;& Game's request to "cluster" the homesites towards the road to maintain some open space in the Northwest corner of the project., Valry tru ". yot'A BARitl ART BRQV;N A M TA ES �I Mich Evans Land ,Development Coordinator 85-002 I, utt� cunt DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bili) CHEFF; Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 9596„ Telephone. (916) 538.7681 RONALD D. McILROY Deputy Director December 30, 1991 B: K. Herndon RE: AP 73-54-29, 30 and 33 1736 Williams Hwy, Amended Walden Pond Estates Grants Pass, Oregon 97.;526 Dear fir,, Herndon:.• At the regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held on December. 30) 1991, the Agency cont=inuedits review of the above referenced subject to January 13, 1992. The item was continued' because there are questions about the, leachf eld area of :`-.-urn environmental review requirements regarding ration or homestes'. The next meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m, in the Board of Supervisors Room, 25 County Center Drile, Oroville, CA. If you have any questions regarding this matter, please cnntact this off ice. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of public Storks t its I w Or 14 a Jbhn' Mendon§'a A� bistant Director JMId s i} rte t cc Planning Health m...�. I� , $arnhart/Brown le'M�t19�x �s -• �C`L JNf p .t I �e 40 em TJle rlescr .bed it ad iacent and teax my property. I, stronel.y object to Mr. fferndor 'dein `:i�ven an e rnu,ion ,1� � Z_.' fro!,, tii, ennd-Tonatental re iei'" 'Co 'he lot=, ascribed for tia w Z'J"Y- r''a5Oi1S T :"ic'"..ve ; ,-ell Yi h mroMn.d ws.ter on my proz)erty Cia.t l i:x .cnd -�o use some day, The nos lbI8 c,o= on o� U,F roiz'tTd G.. M a.:E c s.5<...�z- e „ 'v'r. 7e_ n on is zutd i v i ` i on 1.-Ull cwz z1 e `i- "e ,6 to be is )Bio Y. "!. , �r=Y,.�';t.s ��r in ver" —10!4- _IZ'fJ , it _ o rn In �o e ns.tuy s1. bond i We1den Pone' y nerti ' r on .,4- property ! Loa TV) tr+ sµrP hils 81r..eaft"1' been oompla�i� k ;s lodged in v.A.e. 'Environ- --e ° ew`Lol -Tee.1- h Dept. ri �u ; ount�r abou� Mr.r3erdon on. :3. Loy ymnzer w'-Ale o e b,,3I'1 ti -)n a i l o.l- , (',e buried E oto-%te .rf?.�q xyi�.��Y��r7 ,(r..y{��y/�'jp l''��Ly Yiyv� �rCn Ltwiccxlt�'x G�r il. � 1aA7; fiJ' V.iWr L'.�rvA? SiYC tt-.aain Gw entire lJ�M r. -4M •.. Lwa .3i�i.J x $6L,1ri ; ',m` .t —sere: is no sev.6r s s tes.r4 in a pis area ai4d .zu'saas e'-'�creta exitt v*ill have to go through a septic tan' ail s r em, S.nV" subdi: isions as sme.l? as Elr; Herndon proposes should nece8sarily .pame under environment—al I, f. o_- one, do 17.07L, fsGnt my property, 'KInich is surrounded on Whrae ,sides by iCr. ierdon's ''develon:nent I uo so de-,.re1oped as to lose its pri,"tine_:taturv:l s.l�-11%1raotiveneos and become a; heal t h he.zatd .L or my e1:c' all T my -LaM -y. n,x. . erdon 'Ve2n- an tabaertee landlord,' hap, little persrnol sta?ce In tho '`uaure erisirOn�ental 1�Ua`�G erpis GoyoYls, x trould ope tie 'Butte Counnty dept of Fublic 4orkz4 is working in, t*.-.- interests of the residents of the county, not; 'n' i � IlIg X14-0 44 t ani. Brp oics `(t 101o.P property ,i?ft ��y j1 r.-�.--} � /. 4 � , � .+. , Mme.. •� �'•�\_Suite, ' //p// u'a DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Dill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTYCENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 T'elophonea (916) 536-7661 RONALD D, McELROY Deputy Director December 4, 1991 T,. K. Herndon Rt: AP 73-34-29, 30 A 33 1736 Williams Hwy. Amonderl W'4, h * -; Pe 1d iztates Grants Pass; Oregon 915t26 Pear Mr. 8erndon; At the reg lrlj, 7n-eeting of the. Butte ,r County Subdivision 'Committee held crit December 4, 1991, the committee reviewed the above-referenced I tentative subdivision. ;As a result of this meeting, Public Works I: will recommend the enclosed list of conditions: This project has been scheduled for '1 the Advisory Agency meeting of December 30, 1991. The 'meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Board of Supervisors Room, 25 County Center Drive; Oroville, CA. �I If you have any questions regarding this: matter, please contact this office, Fiery truly yours, William Chef d Director of Public Works Jdhn Men nsa Assistant Director Jri/ d attachment cc,,- Planning Department r Environmental lie-01th Department; Barnhart/Brown Associates ryK � � 4 r Butte, our�T DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS' WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone; (916) 538.7681 CEUTFIED MAIL RONALD D. McELRQY Deputy Director November 21, 1991 B. X, Herndon RE AP 73-34-29, 30 & 33 1736 Williams llwy. Amended Walden Pond Estates Grants Pass, Oregon 97526 TSM Phase 2 Dear Mt. Herndon Please be advised that the above -identified tentative subdivision will be reviewed by the Butte County Subdivision Committee on December 4,, 1991 The meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m. in the Data Processing Center" Conference Room, located on the ground floor, at #1 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. The Butte County Advisory Agency will review the project on December 30:, 1991. The meeting will commence at 9:00 a.m.. in the Board of Supervisors' Room, x#25 County Centel' -Drive, Oroville, California. Public Works will recommend the conditions listed on the attached sheet. If you have any questions, regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of public Works John Mendonsa Assistant Director JM/ds attachment CC, Planning Department Environmental Health Department Ea'rnhart/3row1 F A'THER RIVER RECREATION & 'ARK DISTRICT OROVILLI , CALiVORNIA 9506.5 ay �ICd VIOI('riT. AGI7ITgRIU;�1� 120p r1YL115 STREET ILLF G¢ PIIO." gs (00) 5334011 October 10, 1991 f,;ounty of Butte iJepartment of Public Works Y County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 AZ WALDEN POND ESTATES Amended Tent; Live Parcel Map DearMr, Mendonsa The Feather River Recreation a Park District would like to express our concern over the growing population of the Greatd*^ 1- lv lle area aad the affect this will have on our District. We have found that this increase in pol, aviation is severly affecting our ability to provide a sufficient Level of services to our constituency. This particular subdi�gsion is of a revision of an existing map, and we feel there is an impact to our Distrrt from this 1tiroject . We need to do something about this increasing problem before it becomes a crisis environment. We believe that this steady increase is good for.the area and that we can alleviate the impact on the Distract through developer fees and for the larger subdivisions, the creation of T ighting and Landscape Districts. We believe that the. Planning Department should recommend to the Planning, Commission and the Planning Commission should recommend to the Board of Supervisors that developer' fees be established for the Feather River Recreation and Park District i and the other special districts which are affected by this increased population growth, For the present and the Walden ;Pond l states project, we feel that an equitable settlement should be made to the Peather River Recreation and Park District .for the increase in population which this I. will bring. Thank you: Sincerely, od eyand $ecretar y to the Board of Directors RWIj s BUTTE COUNTY DEPARTMENTOF PUBLIC HEALTH Division of Environmea bal Health, 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95955 (516) 538-7281 November 8, 1991. Barnhart Brown a Associates P. 0. Box 1575 Oroville, Ca 95965 RE: SUB Walden Ponds Estates Phase 2 Walden Pond Road and Big' Fir Road - Forbestown Area - AP# 73-34-29, 30 & 33 Dear Sirs: This department, has advised the Butte County Department of Public Works Land Development Section that we are prepared to act on the. above application. Based on present information, we can recommend approval or conditional approval.. i Recommended Conditions for Approvals This department has no conditions. If you have any questions regarding, this letter, please contact at me the: 'above listed address or telephone number between 8;.00 10.4060 a.m. weekdays. very truly yours, Philip E. Nelson Supervising E•- H. S Division. of ;Environmental Health PENikf cc P:Lezning„ ��p�rt.� end s ; it -Dutte coun `�— PLANNING DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 98965«3397 TELEPHONE- (916) 536-7601 October 15, 1991 J3.1',,• Herndon 1736 Williams Highway Grants Pass, OR 97526 Re, Amended 'Tentative Subdivision, APN #073-340-029, 030 & 031 Dear Mr. Herndon.- Enclosed erndon:Enclosed is a copy of the Planning Director's report to the Butte County Advisory Agency concerning the proposed. project referenced above. This report has been prepared pursuant to the requirements of Sections 20-63 and 20-99 of the Butte CountySubdivision Ordinance. If you Have any questions regarding this report, please feel free to 'contact this office, Sincerely, $. A.. Ki'rcher Director of Planning Craig B. anders Associate Planner CBS:tma cc Barnhart-Browa & Associates Public Works Department ,' N r INTER -DEPARTMENTAL MEMORANDUM TO: Advisory Agency ,FROM: Planning Director SUBJECT: Report on Amended Tentative Subdivision Map for B.K. Herndon (Walden Pond. Estates) on AP #073-340.029, 030 & 031 DATEI,. October 15, 1991 'f, kris is an Amended Tentative Subdivision Map application to reconfigure three lots in the Walden Pond Estates Subdivision, Currently, the parcel line between, lots 11 and lots 10 and 1:4 run down the center of Walden Pond Lane, This map proposes to move that property line to the northerly right of way line. The present zoning is "U" (Unclassified), The Land Use Plan Map of the. Butte County General Plan designates this area as AR (Agricultural -Residential). There are no specific or community plans for the area at this time. ofthe proposal does not conflict with County zoning nor any adopted or proposed element r he Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific or community plan. The proposed project is categorically exempt from the requirements of the California Havironmental Quality Act in accordance with Section 15305 of the Publk Resources Code which states: ".Classified consists of minor alterations... which do not result in any change or in land use or density. Recommend approval' of the proposed :Amended Tentative Subdivision Map. CBstma W Barnhart -Brown & Associates B.K. Herndon A COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF :PUBLIC WORKS 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CSA 9,5965 (916j 538-7266 DATE- September 30i 1991 BCBJECT Amended WALDEN POND ESTATES, Phase 2 (B.K. Herndon) - AMENDED TENTATIVE - SUBDIVISION MAP ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER($i ),.. 73-34-29, 30 & 33 IMATION! A re-subdivision ,of Lots 10,_11 & 14 of the Walden Pori.d Estates Scab', .Phase 2� located at the intersection of. Walden Pond Lane & Big Fir l(Road approx. 600 ft. west of Forbestown Ruad. Forbestown area. Attached are documents regarding, and: a copy of, the above-describ i tentative map for your review. If you have any suggestions, additions or trecommendations concerning this project, please return them to this office no later than October 21, 1991 Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of Public Works J Mendonsa" sistant Director .7M/kp attachments r 801TE Co. NNING�P��`MIV PROD IrLt, CALIF00�urA LD i.60 l`4/S9) y COUNTY. OF BUTTE DEPAX MENT OF P UBUC WORKS 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 (916) 538-7266 September 30, 1991 B.K. Herndon RE: AP 734=29, 30 & 33 3 1736 Williams Hwy. 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