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HomeMy WebLinkAbout073-210-017'' �; ,, �` � ��� �� 1� h J "�':, ��� `` �14 f 2 2. 1. Kr� Eatte Coantyr LANb oNIATURAL 4'FALr1-i t, t, DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - ORO'VILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone; (914) Y.'°. 538-7266 RONALD D, McELROY Deputy Director July 21, 1989 Mr. & Mrs. Donald Sharrer M AP 13-21-22 P i 0. Box. 17 Recorded Docianent Clipper P9i.11s, CA 95930 Serial no 89-026728 Dear Mr. & Mrs.: Sharrer; This letter, is to acknowledge receipt of the subject document, by this office and .the Board of Supervisors, that you recorded to state your objection to an easement granted by document recorded under Serial No. 88-03365: If you have not alrt dy done so, we recommend that you contact John Christofferson- of G.D.A., 220 Grand Avenue, Oroville, CSA 95965 (538-2.068) Mn Christofferson is the licensed land surveyor who prepared the recorded Record of Survey and prepared the description for the easement in que,tiLion Should youhave any further questions conerce; ping '%his matter, please contact t1-d-, office at your convenience': Very truly yours, William Cheff Director of public Works John kiendonsa A.1,6i8tant Director ,TM%k1c attachment cc: Board of Supervisors Mike Pyeatr R.W. Osgood. file AP 7321-17 -- Waiver App. _ � I 09--02672E) # Rea Fac A4QQ I Check 9.00 RECORDILIO REQUESTED BY' AND Recorded' WHEN RECORDEDRETURN TO' official "Recor-As County of PA SHOWN Mr. and Mrs'. Donald Sharrar: But to Post Office Box 17' Candace J Grubbs Clipper Mills,, CA 95930 Recorder 1.1: 54am 1.8 -Jur -89 3 3' 3 8 A.P'.# 73-21-22 Before me, the undersigned Notary Public personally appeared: DONALD E.. SHARRER., and made the following declaration: I, DONALD E. SHARRER, am 38 years of age; I reside in Butte Co-unty,: California, on Marysville -LaPorte -Road; and I have personal: knowledge of the following facts I own: the real property which :is described. on Exhibit =`A" attached. hereto. 2.; My father, Raymond. Sharrer', owned this property before me, and my grandfather owned the subject property before my father- Ta my knowledge, there have been no owners of this property, other thann members of my family, for at leant 85 years. 3.. Onor about June: 1.0, 1989, while having some surveying work done on my -property,, I discovered that the people who own property adjoining mine,. ROBERT W. OSGOOD, CHARLES M. OSGOOD and ELIZABETH M. CREWS (::'the description of their property is attached hereto as Exhibit "B"), had granted.an easement for roads and public utilities over and through my property. This purported easement was recorded in Butte County Official Records. as document No. 88-03:365._ Neither I nor any member of my family was aware of this until I discovered this document during June of 1.98-9 and: the granting of this purported easement was not authorized by myself or by any member of my family, 4 The purpose of this affidavit is to record my objection. to this purported easement over my property and to publicly record my intention to protect my property, against any attempt to use. this-r,.urported easement, against any trespass over my property, or against any other `unauthorized use of my property. I swear under penalty of perjury that the foregoing is true: r- and correct except as to those: matters I believe to be true. DONALD E:, SHARRER. STATE OF CALIEOPNIA 3 7//S/ COUNTY OF )` Before me-, the: undersigned, a'Notary Public in and for said States, personally appeared'Donald E. S_�arrer, personally known to me (or proved to' me on. the, basis of satisfactory evidence to .be) the person: whose. name is subscribed to the wititin instrument and acknowledged to me that he executed the same: WITNESS my hand and -official. seal. OFFICIAL SEAL PATSY C CARTER WQTARt PUflUC CACIFORN r 1� ' BUM COUNTY � } my comm. expires MAY`I r; CA _rte ikm r� y ✓ �rRQ �q �.8 tea .J 'tae pmT,1; seal of Gy -- AlTthat certain real property situate in the County of Butte, State o€ California, described as follows,. k Al_ what. real propertydescribed as a portion of the west half of :oation 3, Township 19 North.,. Range 7' East., M.D.M., Butte i Counti�; California being mote-particutlarly described as followas Cirr:tzncing at; the southwest corner or said section 3,. said corner.° being marked ippon the ground by a 2 inch irony pipe. as shown on that certai*, Record of Surrey - as 'file-d- for.` reccird in Boole. 102, Maps at Page 29., said r - point be Ingthe TRUE POINT OF BE afor ti;e herein described parcel of hind; thence N 01'54'36" E, along the west line of said section,. 5082.34.feet, to the northwest corner, of said section; thence S 85000'17" 'r'� along the. north. 'line of the northwest t quarter of: said section, 2498.97 feet, to the northeast. C corner of said quarter; thence:S 01 *35'3'6" W, along, the east lime. cxf' said. quarter,. 2600.64.:feet, to the southeast corner of said northwest quarter;: thence; s - S 48°49'42" W, 3436.18 €eet, to the point of beginning and containing 220x,98 acres,; morel or less. _ I i i EXHIBIT "B» _I `R. W. Osgood, I,aiver Appliiztion, AP 73 -21. --IT, 3 parcels on proVexty located on both sides of Ta Porte Road approx. one mile west of Mertry Mountain Village. Clipper Mills area. mgineer.: Mike Mooney ,Public Works conditions: ,e Verify legal access to parcel 2p 4" �' 2. Place a note on deeds and map that prior to issuance of any permit to develop these parcels, owner shall provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -I to each parcel from a county maintained road or state highway. Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance. Provide road maintenance agreement. 5 , Deed to the County of Butte 80 ft, right-of-way from the centerline of La ;Porte Road. 1/0 A' .06 4 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as ri,�quired:. File a Record of Survey. Suh.-nit the deeds to the Dept:.. of Public Works for checking and approval prior to recording. Planning Dept: conditions; Access to parcel 2 to be described by metes and bounds along existing to pingroads, reserved in the deeds, and shown on the 'Record of Survey. ✓. 10t' Record in the office of the Bute County Peootder a copy of the a � t' bei management plan and a Record of Survey. 0 44M" CW14ER Yee PHONE NO.' , AI IVES, PHONE NO3 % AUl'SREZa: t AC'S [CF rjF111 TO:- WCATIOtT OF yAt)PERI=Y TCl41ZtStiIP If IV RANGE � � � SECTION AS9ECSOR�S �ARCEL iaUt�ffiER. 1 TOTAL, ACREA.CE RR SE SUBMIT PRFL:U4111AR'Y TITIE REPORT OR RECENT POLICY OF TIT0 INSURANCE (dated vithin last s% months) WITH APPLICATION. INDICATE FLOW THE DATA AND iiECORDI,iT I 'ORI TION 1'y GIHICH `S'EMI'S PAPT'ICUTAR PARCEL WAS ORT.ATED: 17A BOOK Pp s ( r NUt,1EER AND SIDE OF pAT{CELS BE:�jG CRDATED 3.nclt�cln a remal.ncler) �.. vl{Uf p v zyv DjSTAVCE To ITA`I'MI, WATER COURSE OR STORM I)7AnT .fir%Z'5't FRCP SEI) MET�OE OP SEVIACE DIOPbSAL: (Cheek Vith Health Depai"tlt t ,•mr,tv,ezt ,n .mw TpuP, OV VATER LN logo Movie a y 'k r S, ,ENTTTRQMENTAL IMPAC AND MITIGATION MEASUREV !dent•ifypotentially significant environmental impacts associated With; the land dxv sion. What project design features or special conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential environmental, impacts? 9. ENVVIROgr4EN'tAL,'SETTING O',': a) Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants and animals, and any cultural, historical or°scenic aspects, Describe any existing struc-user on he site, and the use of the structures.x. b) Describe the st:rrounding properties, :including lnfoa-,mation on plants and animals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc:), ' intensity of land use {one -family, apartment houses, chops) depart- ment stores, etc,), and .scale of develop me t (h ght; frontage), setback, reat yard, etc:) C.ERTIF'ICAT` ON: I hereby certify that the statements furnished. above and in the attached exhibits present the data and information required for this initial evaluation to the best of my ability, and that the facts, stptements and information presenvted are true and correct toL the best of my knoWledge and belief. w Date S 1 griatir're Fat *Use separate sheet for longer responses, 0a y Rogers J' .. Ronald DreisbF r 39 3�Val-ley, B 6878 P.O. ox xvsuyH ri s Yr r ,« fi ,ta xr° a','%�y�i� i r•acAoerr CA' Oakland CA 94603 <� �. # 73-22-16 AP# 73-20-21: •Y,^`y ,.j', .rt. ,da, � „4�,• ;F rnWhiteleY Rayinond Sharrer t %arRoute Star Route 1:7 Czpper Mtt, CA g5930 Challenge CA 95925 73-21-•22 73-22--68 P ; Gene Davis 7652 C Plantz Road Y sl. x E �, , • Marysville, CA 95901 AP# 73-21-24 ;. Laporte Stage 1255 Smith Road Yuba City, CA `95991 rt� AP# 73-21-25 ..: Rex, Mawdsley P.O. Box 51 ti�°fir lj.. 1�,' 1°1GE I"� =d;• Brownsville; CA 95919 Y'n Y, AP# 73-21--30 Mavis Knight P.O, Box 86 - Clipper Millst CA 95930 _ AP11 73-21.-47 James Hodges 13951 Fremont Pines Lane x W�,, ,; , Los Altos, CA 94022 ; AP# 73-22-01 ° tarry Harrison P.O, Box 73 Clipper Mills, CA 9593(1 APIA 73-22-3 ;z• .Hugh Wonham 1424 Kirk Road idley; CA 95948 , AP# 73-224 Roy Gosney 3672 Ivyeland Avenue Oxnard- CA 93030 y, APIC 7322 -5 Vern Whiteley Star Route Clipped' Mill's i CA 95930 AP# 73-22--09 15 _. ,40G 3 - - iilF�i■ 4/ �1 � f7l:+.ri�13'i #. Sjl�r Datrc this �. day of �.... � ... 19 _ .. ' . . .... SAi E... « a S geed attddeliEercd intlte pcesence of ....... .................«., ......... .............................. _... .::...«. ... .a.-. Rflifff I�I.. 'OS ._._.,«.....«.._ ,...<.. ....:.. ..........«. ,�....«...... ...... .: «-............... ............................................................. ... S..t.S.f.t:::«,..... ............. S( 5CRIBINu WITNESS , .. STATE OF CALI1=`ORNIx1: tI11ItL s., OS�abD ..... - of «... GRANTORS? Or.:............ y_..._.>. ........ ......19 _..:.._.. before me, the undersigned, : Notary Public in and', for the State of STATE OF CALIFORNIA Californian res1d;.g therein, duly commissioned and: ss. sworn, 1wrt;onaily appear"I........... ............. .........•.., County of ..:....................... known: Vi me t(r ..— thtx personwhose name is subscribed' W the withint insttvnivnl a,; _i uitness thereto, who, being On .................. before me, by me club ::atom, dt x)> ;vd rnd staid. Chit he resides in the undersigned, a Notary Public in, and for the State of _ the Counk of ........ _»... ........... . , States of California; California, residing therein, duly commissioned and that I>` was pre.settt arid, stew sworn, personally appeared ._.. «...« ........ ........ ....... _. ...... _.... _..................... ............... .................. ....................._................ r .............:.........:-.......<,......, «.....«..«.................. ,............. 4............................ .........« Perpersonally known tG him. to be the person...; described in..«....«.«...............................................«. ,........... and,•rose name... _........... .._«., subscribed to- Elie with- known to me to be the °person ... whose name................... k in instrument, execute, the same, and that affiant "sub- subscribed to the within instrtfinent: and acknowledged stribed his mama: thereto as a witness to said execution. that ..............« «_.......... executed the same. 4VTTNK-S Rv hand: and official seal.. WITNESS my hand and official' seal`. Sign-'aure ._«......... ................ ................................ Signature .._............... .........._... _................._..... ..«._..._...,». ....... ...........................« ............................................................................... Name (Typed or Prinred)': Fume: `(Typed or Printed). Off Ar-uptanve This is to certify that the interest in teal property conveyed by the within deed or grant dated «.. .. December' l5s•_I987 ««. from ........ ari.E•. a ?l s.. rl:.�tl .,4�g44.. ..... El zabeth M Crews Charles m.. Osgood _. «.. ,...... .. «.................._._............... ............ «...................... .......................... I ....................— to the County of Butte, a pcslit'tcal suWivision, is hereby, accepted by order of the Board of Supervisors on ... J-7nou...... ... ...9$$............. and the grantee consents to recordation thereof by its duly authorized officer. ... . / . r _ Director of Public tdorks State Of C 4ei fore *a 88-00645 'c"�'ATr: OF 'CALIFORNIA )s,s. County of Butte (�it�idl'1@eEiggCf(OR7'CREIgGIR1E]L"lisE96JSlmEJp� On December 28, ,1987 , before me, ttae undersigned, c� :,�,: � � BEVC LV J. GREEN a as Notary Public in and for said State y ppeareda '" '` '��' � personally a a �� NDl'Al1YPLi9UC-CAU�npNIA a Cu,:e CWnty c� **ELIZABETH M. CREWS** q MYCWM4'--t-EXPIOsNov, 24,080 if known to me to be the person whose name is amwaaaaIQmaMdca000a� subscribed to the within instrument; and acknowledged to me that is he executed, the same. 'PROiF1) TO ME -614 THE BASS IF SATISFACTORY > VIDENOE. f Notor ab:l _ _ Cbo. NNO0627i's444 CA Cs-oa! I i TICOR TITLG INSURANCE i (lndluldtlal) S`CA�'t- O1% CAL OF l El >?aracki } } ss, C6ONTY ar M 1i On r''n ,ar i S: 1,9$� before me, the uhdcrsigned, a Notary Public in, t"or JRdherfW,- said�gmt Stat03 personally appeared W m a personally known to hie or a Cr30n�t$C}R7{C3tDC -- whose a jrn : _ i �; subscribed to to be the , OFFICIAL, SEAL }� the p within instruincnt and acknowledged that , ham, exe- NANCY I MR50N N11 dTARY PUSUC'+ CAUFOWMAA cuted the sa nte. E cdUNri iVITNL• 55 niq hand and official s0al.; ,.0 *01..ADO My Cann. EX01rei mda 11, 1940 aa . 5ignatltrc ,iL!L� the ti •ahcy Sy (u efts Area rot dfftetat 110tati ll peal) �TATE OP CALIFORNIA On this... 25th ss, .... ... « e x . , tin the year ...... . ........�74citamerito, D «C ddyoP @tt1�9 , . , . «... ......... ... R�Ch�.T;a n, �iogerd, � , ... .. . $ , before e_ duly comthimioned and awoen, personail Wanted } n No ry public. tatts oC �alilfacnfay, ..............«.. charl�s Oso � hp ad hersotinfl ktt �?od..,.....�,.....,..«................. Y own to the for proved to me oti the bpsis ot` satisfactory evttencet to be OFFICIAL >~ the persan . , ; +vhose Home . t ........r CTAT. ,��...AX. P„tCFlAI2C1 D FiUGERS rtubscri6cd to !itis 9natr,smerrt, aiad acknowied ed thnt ,e, he ... .,......•.... ,. NQTARY p1181 IC •CALIFORNIA Y�` WITNESS JVII)JItEOC I have hercuhto set my hand ottd aitixeci my ol7iCial seal ti 5.?tyttAhlLNraJ o+1fi1JrY in the, ..., ..«...««...,«,«,., .. . nertitirat�. It! this W «, . , ... on the date set forth above �' raa �;K7lM E�;4 4W�ndad b iKtknfruA0wq silN, dtfor0Ih4A1*4 u:aMbf�}keah7aitane+heUiro ��' _ _ •• ,• P�dm .�rxn� d �iq� � ' b ►1 VA 7 � +pi vrmv! of b aiol NntaY , .ryrwork 3 P c e uC+C.alifoYnia - ye Form No. 32 Aeknbwled ement. to Nbtaey p MY C°mmissioh e�pCtrs,� Public lttdivfduols tG; , Snn. I1.89J (Rev, 11831 „ s "'LAVER-, UACYCNOftVDGIv EN .•.••..... 51�1-914or California ,•••••••, f* N ... � On this the. da � y of �✓_'')45C8�rt19 p �� � i erore tne, /191 /2. j the undersigned Notary public, personally appeared rf �'t�~1 M S GOFFIcI ARA Louls �erson� knolt�n to LAIRr� rARY Nof�tltYi tG CALIPM4)A tnc r r v Pacd to me on the basis of sat sfactory YWA t."TY ily COMMISSION EXP evidence,t to be the pcmon(s) whose OCT' 22.i991 namc(s) 43 within instrument, and subscribed to the .� acknotvfcdbe�l that , WITNESS m hand and official seal, xecutecf it, d..,�..ter,..<........•.............. y s Sigriaturc --. Notary's -00645 ff EXHIBIT "A'r MAPYSVILLE IA PORTE. ROAD' ?fir:#t##'r#ik:#.ktri��r#r�rir*#fc#irikst*#�ti�*F*yt:�r#pie#itJrict�k##i�*�kic�c*ic3rlr#�#*###ir#�ti�icic All that real property described as a strip of land, 80.00 feet in_ width,, lying 40'..00 feet on each side of centerline and being across- a portion of the southwest quarter of Section 3 and acro .s a portion- of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 10, all in Township 1.9 North, Range 7East, M..D.M., Butte- County, California, said centerline being more particularly described. as follows Commencing at the south one-quarter section corner of said Section 3, said corner being marked upon the ground by a two and one-half inch irons pipe as shown on, that certain Record of Survey as filed for record in Book 102,. Mapa at Page 29; thence N 01°35 t36" E, along the east line of the southwest .quarter of said Section 3 588.47 feet, to a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208 thence continuing along said Line, 41.59 feet, to the `"RUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein described'. centerlines said point being a point on a curve cone„;ve to the south, having a radius of 2700.0b feet, a central. angle of *431'11", and a radial lime that bear's S_' 14°11 `1,9" F from: said; point; thence - southwesterly -along said curve,. 212..99 feet;. thence S 71`17'00” W, 1,56.02 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a, radius of 550.00 feet and a central angle of 37'59'30"; thence southwesterly along said curve, 364, 69 feet; thence S 33'17' 30" W 242.09 feet, to a point on the south line of said Section 3,. from which a one-half inch rebar tagged' L.S. 4208 bears N 82-33-25" W, 44.45 feet; thence S 33"17'30" W', 353.63 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left_ having, a radius of 220E -GO feet and central angle ,of 18'43"54"; thence southwesterly along said curve, 719.24 feet; thence S 14°33'`36"' W, 34.41 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right,. 'having g , g ,a radius of 1700.00 feet and a: central angle of 00'50126"; thence southwesterly along said curve, 24..94 feet, to a point on the west line on the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section: 10 and the end of'the described centerline. EXCEPTING THEREFROM anis portion of that certain real property As described in deed: to Clarenc.^. M. Fic"3nay, as filei3 for record in Book 450, Official Records at Page 313, that. may lie within the above described parcel of land. END OF DESCRIPTION PREPARED -BY 0 Bohn D. Christof ,son, . S. 5 p LAND SGOT G..D.A., Engineering ; Surveying:; 8.7=083x. DDf-2$ Q c * No, 4208 JT eawL�'`� END Of DOCUMENT RECORDED BUTTE CO NljY` - rY RECO ott4a nlEQUISS IED QFEI � (2EG�R f ' a ANoWiiCn n1KCftR4Ea lx�tt. fQ' 150 F -2 07 NAME Sarah E. Adams ADDRESS Star Vit:. GLYrB Challenge, CA. 95925 STATE.. - 1 - 04,ff��paKFi-iik{ Title orderNo- Escro%v No -' SPACE ABOVE THIS LIME FOR RECORDER'S USE - MAtl TAX STATEMENTS TO --0- 1" Documentary tran•for tux �......... ......,.....,,.... NAM4 1 E:j Computed on ,full value of property conveyed, or a i7; Q M` ri computea bn ,Cult value less ili ms Lind et eumbranees rnpr++sa remaining 0wreon at time of sale. SsTrL - ...... .TATr �` a ..de—CIa e by, i<l i R.L1idE?x51.�yLIP11 ...... ..,.. RI¢nattcrr+ZL'+Isc�argnt ar aaattt +icte=Rlillina tltx = •Kral✓ na:na AP NO., a portion of 073-21-0-017-0 3jubbl ttalOrant eeu WESTERN TtTLE FORM ��O- 104: NOT ORIGINAL D0CLjt lENT FOR VALUE RECEIVED, ROBERT W. OSGOOD CIIARLES K. OSGOOD` ELIZABETII N. CREWS' GRANT's to SARAIT E- ADAMS., a Fa dow all that real property situate in the Countyof Butte ,State of California,; described asfolloivs: SEE EMILIBIT "A" ATTACHED HERETO .AND MADE A PART OF STATE OF GEILIFOIINIA ) )s , Goun ty of Butte ): .'t^.�'�«��tvr�r4t.nuc��stsanrrrtx� is December 28` 1987 before me, the u'dersi necl -,t w- BEVEPL� JL CR =RA - - On _,1987 , a Notary Public, in and for sant Stater personally appeared r�c` NOTARY uBLIC-CIILIFOi1NiA c� x �p r. +a cv;nlY l rjcomr ussion Expires NrOY_ 24,1999 **ELIZABETH N CREWS** r, � known to me to be the person whose name is Ir:etauQt7©flaesa�sas�aa�=�cesau k subse,ribed tol tIle within ins rttlnent,: and acknowledged to me that " t sire exectt tett: the same PROVED TO-M ON THE BASIS OF' S IISFACTORY EVIDENCE. 2 t Nota y P )l c Uttted December /4,, 1� 87 </C/ !`1 RO$EIt1-WL, G j CRARIES R.r r TO 1944 CA i9-84i TICOR TITLE 1 11-URANCC' (Individual):e STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTV Or- El Dora ,o S5_ JR STAMP On December 15, 1937 i - Before me; the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said Statex personally appeared Robert W_ O-c;gmd acy_ personally known; to me or Eor. be Ethe person_ -how name i_ G. subscribed ro. the within. instrument and acknowledged that _ hr, exc- OFFICIAL SEAL cared thesamc- NANCY I PEARSON c. KOTARY€xJBLrZ-CALIFORNIA WITNESS my hand and official se--af, • + EL WFL1Do COUNTY +• ;1iy Cantu Ezplres may 11,1990 _ L =orwct:a Signature actheu� �P CXl1�lb1 NcZTtCy J -1 t•' SOR (This area forofficial notariatseal) mow, s RECORDING REQUCSTELO ANON WHEN: RECOROEts MA"-TO NAMC Sarah E. Adams !_ AcnnL§s. Star Rt. I� Chal-Ienge,. CA 95925CITY &- - - - - Tide Cs0OW'No, SPACE AHOVETH{S LINE FOR RECORDER'S` USE MAlt.TAx s:ATEMLN'rs Td=. Documentary trnnefer tae -a�... , ........... 0 Computed on full value of property convoyed, or ElComputed on .full Value less liens nad. onetimbrances .Aooterss remaining thereon. at time Of sale- TT& S_ -. TA4E - - .....dCCjRzt~d..17)?. the. C!11aP..xS1.,LtUd...... ...,... Signature a(1{ec{nrant or nKent determinintt tux—firm name AP No. a: portion.- of 073-21-0-017-0 3jnbibibual grant et WESTERN TITLE FORMI NO. 104, FOR VALUE RECEIVED, ROBERT W- OSGOOD CHARLES. X. OSGOOD ELIZABETH IL CREWS GRANT s to SARAN E. ADAMS, a widow all thatrealpropertysituate nthe Countyol' Bete , State of California, described as follows: SEE EXHIBIT "Air ATTACHED HERETO AND' MADE A PART OF STATE OF CALIFORtNIA. ass. County of Butte December 28,. F1987 , before me, the undersigned, r� a a=' t E3 ER r�=l':"ILI a lg6t;ary Public.,; in and for said State, personally appeared � �._" NOTARY?3�LC���{EQfart{A � 4 ,1C r ryComariss:onE,0resNov.24.1934 i •r **ELIZABETH It.. CREWS** known, to me to be- the Person Whose name es t etatraaliarsm��aa�tanlrs.caErs° subscribed tol the within instrumeirt, and. acknowledged to me that s lie. executed 'the same. PROVED TOt Oil'. THE BASIS OPS ISFAGTORY EVIDENCE. L ltFoa� y P bl c- i Date December December 8,,OSGOOL , I9 87 ROBk :;a this..._,.._;2��+h___.dayoC.?3ecember..__..intheyear :198'7.•. ............ STATE OF CALIFORNIA ..... , before me, ss.: COUI'i'PY O1 .. Richard D Rogers allotvyPubi►c,StateaCGalrfornia, duty commissioned and sworn, personally appeared .. . .... . .................. . . personally known to me for proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be i OT'1+TCT�4:. SIAL theperson. .�chosename..�s ......................i,. 2 : '-• ' �aubacr bed t4 this instrument, nud. acknowledged that lie executed it RXHARD D ROMS its NOTA e r Pt181 {C - C AC1FORNIA tiw AyrrNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hnnd and affixed my o[fic►al scup ' " ^ e ?";fJiTO COUMY in the. Countyof 4: hTy, coram. expires JUL3311988 „Placer........ ........ --- on the date set forth abo- r in this certif icate `• ..''� nlxen*r=s+«.nm+may�ta.u,i,��Am>n�n NotnrT t ic, eofGaIifo,niA, vay acts: prisintended to at ase yupsemtela ihe�4wce aian ananey. Tt+e prenor3nes l>Ct - make ani, wamaay, oilier e.pr�s,or Mvw4 ins to ow logo va!dty ca any peovaim v. the July' 0'..11988 ,raw,re�e�wmna.rcraesa<lo� l�I commissionexpires Cowdc*'s Form,M 32— Acknowledgement to Notary Public— Individunb - tC.G. See. 11891-- (Rev. 1183) ZXRIBIT `Ali �* *�• ��=:F �k t�k� :4 � :E� � xt,�� F � � � � � str � * �e E � �r t k i;c ?* � � :� � zk � :e :� ;k �1• :t * � �t * �E k i� s� �Y �t- t 1 that real property described as e Portion of the- soutihwest quarter of Section 3, Town:tIiti Butte CounECaliforniay ri7orth, Range 7 Fast; rIO-��. yr Calafbeing more p�ztidularly described as follows r { Car.,nene%ng at the southwest corner of said Section 3, said corner being marked u iron i e - pon the ground by a 2 inch P p as snos,;n an that certain Record ofSurvey as filed for record, in Book 102 ' Point being the TRUE POINT OF ``P ,taps at Page 29; said ` described; Parcel o BtaINNING for the herein Of i a=�d ; thence S 82-33725" 2 °33' 25" �; e Of Sar id section, 1734.4 s r along the'south Lin On the west line of i�rar svill:e _ � � feet, to a point. road e:xiste(fi in September of 198 Porte Road, as said located 40-.:00 feet northweste.rl said .point being y of centerline and being marked upon Ezie ground b y a L -S.. 4208 thence N 33 7 30e -half inch rebar tagged EParallel with ,,a, -d centerline and 40.00 -feet northwesterly thereofo the ; 261.47 feet to' the beginning o E a curve t a radius_ of 590_00 feet and a central angle of 37*59�30r' thence 2 feet, along said curve an arc.d%stance Of 391.22 feet; thence N " the beginning 71 °I 7 ' 00" F, 156.02 feet, to g of a curve to the right,: Navin of 274G.00 feet and a central angle of 4` g a: rad'i us feet;.eastexly along said curve an arc distance 'of 227 ;- thence 45 feet. to a point cn `he east line of said southwest quarter; ih:ence N 01°35'36 E, along said °ast line; I9I9.9Q` feet, to the northeast corner of sai southwest quarter; thence S 48049`42" W, 3436.1$ feet Point of beginning ,ate I containing , to the t or less- g 66.99' a.cres:; more h RESERVING THEREE°ROH A 60.00` f0Qt wide non-exclusive .right-of-way for road and ptji)_ c Utility purposes, lying 30.00- feet' on. each: side of, c4,-�.Eerli:le over a portion of the sou of Section 3; Townthwest quarter of the southwest quarter ship i9 North, Range 7 East; Butte County; California, said. centerline being more particularly described as follows- k Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3 said corner being marked upon the ground by a two inch { iron pipe and shown: on that certain Record of Survey f as f a1�ed' in Book 102,- Maps at Page .29 thence S 82 33 25" E, along the south line of said section, 967.05 .feet; to a point on an existing road and the TRUE POINT OF iEGINNI:NG for the herein described centerline, said point being on a. curve, concave southwesterly, having a radius of 170.00 feet, a central angle of 16°35'32", and a radial line that bears S 510562&-" W7 thence northwesterly along said curve, and along the existing: road, 49.23: feet thence N 540'39004 w, 64.70feet to the beginning of a curve to the right, 'having a radius of 50.00 feet and a central angle of S5''58 066 "; thence northwesterly along said Y� curve; 48.x4 feet, -thence h 01 °'i9' 02" to , "37`.20 feet;: the beginning of a Curve to the righE, having a radius Of 15MG feet and a central angle of 41 00'15",- thence northeasterly along said ;.curve, 107..35 feet; thence N 42`19`17" E; 70.64 feet, to the beginning, of a curve to the left; having a radius Of a centras angle of 58015'08"; thence northerly a long said curvet 1:27..09 feet;: thence N 15°55'51" W, beginning of, a curve to the right, having a -to beginning to:f 200.0'0 feet and a central angle of 23°16156", thence northerly along said cur ---_, 81.27 feet; thence N 07621108',, E, 256-83 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, icav%ng a radius of 275.00 feet and a central Merl e. of 5.87 f'e 1 �f; thence northwesterly along said curve, 105.87 feet, to a point on a ,line running from the s0utnwest corner of said Section 3 to the northeast cornu- of the southwest quarter of said section,, Point being located N 48°4942" E said said satrthwest corner, 1269.65 feet from - af the dem � , said point also being the end' gibed centerline. c (continued) - EXHIBIT A.: (continued), ,a ALSO RESERVING THEREFROM: A GG OG foot wide nan-exclusive right-of-way for road and public utility purposes, 60..00 feet in width,. lying northerly of, paraZiel with and adjacent to the followingdescribed Tine and being over a portion of •tl'.e southwest quarter of Section 3' Township: 19 North; Range 7 East;- Butte County,. Califorti.a said line being more parEi cularly described' as followsc Commencing at the southwest, corner of said Section 3 , said corner being marled upon the ground by a two inc iron pipe and shown. on that certain Record of Survey as filed in Book 10;2, Maps at page 24 thence' S 82033 `25" E, along the south line of said section - 9:67.05 feet, to a point, on, an existing road' and the TRUR POINT OF 3EGMaING for the herein. described L=ine;: thence con'tinui'ng -along said secUou line, 767`.39 feet, to a point on the northwesterly line of Marysville -La, Porte Raad said line being' located' 40.00 feet northwesterly of t�,e centerline of sa.i:d road, said point being marked upon -tl--e ground by a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S 4208, and the end of the described , line. - END OF DESCRIPTION' t - - r - -- -:... - T�7•"C•fC—+roc .. _ _., _ -. .. _... -. /` fr.e"'�. - - -:.AND WHEN RECORDED' MAIL Ti3-- NAME - F-Robert Osgood'$$:' 1961 Golorado •biL - Placerville. CA 35667 ANDA%E J, 6RUBBS. sT sE i is6�FM TitTe Grder No- Escrow No:_ SPACE A€)OYETHIS I-INE FOR RECORDER'S USE MAiLT&x s-ATrmenTs To: -0- Documentary transfer to x $'...... _ ............ ....... Computed on full value of property ten eyed; or f X'110 �a.our?css !i(.2 t i Computed on cult 1^tlue itis lte.'ts niLcl r•ncuninr;.:ac.=u ^ - t.rf=:: of cEirs:. -- -. �r �tE71L (� s ry!� [fi t� cteeLared, by r the cmc ersigr ei : , APR . a portion of 0%3"21-0-017-0 .SignaVr tof decfarnntoragent.iet.z tniningtac.—firm namc WNW Orant n et - - WESTER:`t TITLE FORM NO. 104- - 07 MITr OR VALUE: RECEIVED, SARAH E. ADJUIS, a' widow AC Do�ll� 1- GRANT--E—to, ROBERT W. OSGOOD, as to an undivided 1/3 interest, CHARLES Pi. OSGOOD, as to an undivided 1./3interest and ELIZABE'T11 lt. CREWS, as to' an undivided 1/3 intg es t nlf that real propertysituata in the Countyof Butte, , State of 'California, described as follows: Is SEE EXHIBIT "A"' ATTACHED: HERETO AND. MADE A PART _9F Creation of these parcels wi thin the Deeds. Baas approved by the Board of Supervisors on August 1$f 1387. Dated December B,•. 19` 87 SARAH E. ADAIT GENERAL ACKNOWLEDGMENT GAIT-23 r.............:. o.......,............. ......,..,................ .•........ .......... State° of California�EC On this ihP da: of � �/L/��Gf!�.� j;g– L"7before me, ss. County of ' J the undersigned Notary Public, personally appeared oCL j�IyJ�I"fT r�~- 711 ��-7 OF MAt,5EAC � personally knou.n. to me r CARAfOUtsEtAiRO 0 proved me on the basis ofsaticfactoryevidence NOTARY PLML1C- CALIFORNIA YUFi/1CMITY to be the person(s) whose' names) AS subscribed to the MCCC_'1ssION EXP OCT 22.1991 within instrument, and ack6 wled ed that •; g xecuted' it. WITNESS In ^ 111111d and officials ti'. r Notary's Signature EXHIBIT A 3.that certain real property situate in the County of Butte, State ;f California, described as follows ' �.. that real property described as a portion of the west half W1 5'ectxon 3, Township 19 No, t'h, Range 7 East, M.D.M. Butte a.'*, opt:y, California 'being more particularly described as follows Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3, said corner being marked upon the ground by a 2 inch ;iron pipe as shown on that certain Rec-)rd of Survey j. as filed for record in Book 1.02, Maps at Page 29j,said point being the TRUE P TNT OF BEGINNING for the herein described parcel of land; -thence N 01°54'36" E along the vest line of said section, 5082.34 feet, to the northwest corner Of said section; thence a 851,0011.7" E along the north line of the northwest quarter of said section, 2498.97 feet, to the northeast corner of said quarter; thence S 01°35'36" W, along' 8 the east line of said quarter, 2600.84 feet, to the ,outheast-corner of said northwest quarter; thence S 48049142" W, -3436.18 feet, to the point of beginning and containing 22.0.88 acres, more or less. ­ , .�"E'L'[1RR WITH 60.00 foot, wide non-e%clu8ive right--of-way for road and public t,3.ty purposes, lying 30.00 feet on each side of centerline, -,�v,er a portion of the ,southwest quarter of the southwest quarter :8ectior. 3 Towninh p 19- North, _11ange 7 East, Butte County, alifornia, a.d ceIterline being more particularly des Lbed, S follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3, said corner being mated upon the ground" by -a two inch Iron pipe and shown ori 4.bat certain Record of Survey as filed in Book 1.02, Maps M.- Rage '291 thence S 82"33125" 'E, ;along the 6.puth' Line of said section, p ,P � road and the 0e7.05 feet,. �.o a oxht on'� an e�a.suzn TRUE POINT OF BEGI,NOING for the herein described centerline, said point be;�ng on a curve, concave southwesterly, having a radi,� s of 170.00 feet, a oenuxal angle of 16"3532"1 and a radial line that bears S 510562811 V3; thence not thwesterly along said curve, and along the existing road, 49.23 feet thence N 54°.39"09" W, 64,70 feet, to the beginning of a cure ,to the right, `having a radius of 50.00 feet and a centra angle of 85"58108"1 thence noruh esti '1 y along said curve, 48484 feet; thenco N 01 19 `02" E, 37.20 feet, I to the beginning of a curve to t -.he right; 'having a radius of 150.00 feet and a central angle of 41'00'151"i thence nort'hearterly along said curve., 107.35 fMet; theftoe N 42615'1:7" E, 70,64 feet, to the beginning 'o: a curve to the left, having a radius of 125.00 feet and a den,tral, angle of 58018'08", thence northerly along baid Cur4v.e, 127.09 feet; thence N' 15"55' 51" W 1,416.31 feet' to the beginnInq of a cured to the: right, ta,vina a ta6ius o f (continued) '+C'I11BIT p, (continued) 200.00 feet and a central angle of 23"16'58"; thence northerly along said curve, 31.27 feet; thence N 07021'08" E, 256.83 feet., to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 275.00 feet and a central angle of 22'03'57", thence northwesterly along said curve, 105.87 feel.;, to a point an a line running from the southwest corner of said Section 3 to the northeast corner of the southwest quarter of said section, said point being loca ".ed N 48 * 49 ' 4 2 " E, 1269.65 feet from said southwest corner, s431 point also being the end oJ. the described centerline. ! Lso T0GETH ER VII T'H : k 6py:00 foot, wide nor-eXclusive r-%ght-Of-way for road and public i f 60 "00 purpose, 50.00 feet in width, lying northerly of, parallel o th and x�d jacent to the fallowing described line and being over portion of the southwest quarter of section 3, Township 19.Narth, =mange 7 East,. Butte `County, California, said line being more ;articularly escribes as follows Commencing at the southwjest corner of said Section 3, s-,tia corner being marked upon the, ground by a two inch a:ron;, pipe and shown on that certain R6cor6 of survey as filed in hook 102, Maps at page 29; thence 5 82'33`25" E, along the south line of said section, g 7.d5 feet, tcs a point on an existing road and the TVU , PONT 0i:nBEGI INTI along he herdin described line; POINT th -Jce cont g on line, 767,j9 feet to ;, pojnt on the northwtasterly line of Marysville -La Pori e ltsad, said 1'ini: beinglocated 40„ 0 feet 0 , said northwesterly' of she ce»terline t E y r -!'.calf inch rou point being marltea upon 'the m'fl b a one l a rebar tagged L. S. 4208, znL3 the end of tht d Scribed line Ai,50 TdGS THER w Tk ; 00y00 foot wide tions ,e ;cjusive tight -of= -way for road and public utility purposes, lyjh'g 30.00 feet on e,atb nide Of centerline, ,over a portion of toe borthWt st c►uarter of the northwest quarter of Section 10, Towns h" 19 North, Aange 7 East, 13Ucte countyy dal f0 aiasaid centerline being, more particularly described -as follows Commencing a`�. the northwest corner of said Section 10, said carne: being marked upon the ground by a two inch irony pipe and shown on that certain Record 6rf Sfarvey as filed in Boob 102, Hapt att' age 29; thence S 82033'25" to Along the north line of said sedfiont 957.05 feet, to a point; on :'n "isting road and the T9�UI k DINT ' Or s,s ISN CNC for the 'herein descr beci cptiterline, sa3LJd poitl� being on a ct.rvei 'concave soil ilwesterly, 'having a radius of 170.00 feet, a t -,antra; angle of 2l'33'4'74� and a radial Line that bears ti (Lyon t' no -or! x 4,9BxT A;' (continUed s 51.°56128" W thence southeasterly along said curve and along said road, 63.98 feet, to the beginning of a reversing curve to the left, having a radius of 180.00 feet and a central, angle of 4605713911; thence southeasterly along said curve, 147.53 feet; thence s 63027425" s, 73,79 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius of 100.00 feet and a central angle of 46003'58"; thence southeasterly along said curvel $0.40 feet, ihehCO- S 170231126" E, 31.52 feet, to the beginning o a curve to the left, havi i.g a radius of ,x,25,00 .fend: and, a central angle of 35p45144" thence southeasterly, along said curve; 78.02 feed., to the beginning of a reversing curve to the right, having a radius of A00.00 feet and a central angle sof 01°15153" thence southeasterly along said curve, 8.82 feet, more or °Ipzs, to a point or) the east line of the northwest quarter of `the northwLst quarter of said kk Sea -,on ld, and the end of the described centerline. (3) r 4.T -g t rl�otal��►t�c� rl�o���o � ���������� �� c :ANO WHEN RECORDED MAIL To FUME Robert Osgood CANDACE J. QfFKAB$ r cs,Y & 1961 Goldorado Trail STArL '<W41~iISsLW�ctr.+,ila+,!:!r; M►,. LFlacervi.11e, CA 95667' --j TtTc Ordcc Nq )escrow No:�� SPACE AQOVC THIS Lit4-c FOR RECORDItRIS USE ---- �- - NAtLTAlF 6'1`AXCMCNT87Q ._.. � - Doeumentary tran..Q fer tax $. - - NAME - - 0 Computed on full. valpe -of property conveyed.. or Aarsrlcsxht t 1.9- - 0• Computed an full valup, less liana and encttmbrs4uCes rentaining tl tereon at t.ilne. risale. CtIrr & declared. by. -the -undersigned + Signature of %kclarant or agent determininc tax—firm name AF Na. a portion of 073-21-0-017-0 r 11 - - - - WESTERNTITLE FORM NO: 104 [ - _ NOT CO1;.lijli p MR VALUERECEIVED.. SARAIT Ks ADAMS,Y n widow GR_ ANi' s to ROBERT H.• OSGOOD, as ,to an undivided 1/3 interest; ' CHARLES X. OSGOOD, as tC an undivided 1/3 interest; and ELIZABETH K. CREITS',.as to an undivided 1/3 interest (: alt fi=at realprtlpertysifute in the r. Countyof Butte VStatc of Califamia, describedas follows SEE EXH1131 "All ATTACHED_ IIERET-0 AND MADE A PART Or Creation of these parcels • within the Deeds was: approved bar the Board of Supervisors on August 18,; 1987.` Dated December S, 1g 8T SARAH E« ADAMS S1ATE OF CALIFORNIA: county-of ss FOR NC(%RY SEAL. OR STAMP Oat)f_�LC fJ'Gfsi.1LE-1befor. me.,theundetsined,allotazyPabtie imandforsai&State, _Parsonaffy tippe=d 6—9AV? A ` is , A bAJtf5 pemnally known to mtorproved to me �� CMCIAL SEAL factoryevide :et to be the person_ whose nama GABA LOUISE LAIRDan the basis tls'withinnuttument;anda owIedgedtamethat he, eeutedIL f 'ARYTI.M c-CAUFCRIVA YUdA tOUtiTY" fly 4'M; ,115SfnN EXP OCT 22.1971 l s NOTARY PUBLICv-+- MAiLTAXSTATEMEIYTS AS OIREC`fED. ABOVE 4% EXIIIATT "A' F W t�iFrP��*�*k'�*��'Yr%'+���'$r1`�Ik�t�+*7t�kir�r��1►-�rkAic�d^`�'yh'k**•A��fr�:���aF�'ths�•yk�`k�r��f�***if, All that ,real property described as the southwest quarter of Section 3, the northeastg uarter of the northwest quarter of Section 1001 and the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 10, all lying in. Township 19` North, Range 7 East, M..D.M. , Butte aunty, Ca I' 1 EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion of said soutlhwest quarter of Section 3 lying northwesterly of the following described linea e Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 31 said corner gexng marked 'upon the ground by a 2 inch iron pipe as shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed for record: in .Book 102, 1iaps at .Page 29; thence S, &2`33'25:" E, along the south line of said: Section 3, 18-23.3'4 feet, to a point on the east line of -Marysville - La Porte toad, as said' rand exis tech in ' September of 1987, said point being located 40.00 feet southeasterly of centerline and being marked, capon; the ground by a one-half inch rebar tagged: h. S. 4208; thence U 33417 `30" E, parallel wit -H* said centerline and 40.00 feet northeasterly thereof, 222.70 feet to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius of 510.00 feet and a central angle of 37059`30" thence northeasterly along said curve an are distance of 338.17 feet; thence N 71017'00 E, 1.56.02 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the richt, having a radius of 2660.00- feet and a central angle of 4°16`33"; thence northeasterly along said curve; an arc distance of 198.51 feet, toa point on the east line of said southwest quarter and the end of the described line. ALSO EXCEPTINGTHEREFROM all that real property as described in deed. to Clarence U. Honey, as: filed for record in Book 4501, Official RGcards at Page 3l3', sa d parcel lying i n the southeast quarter of the southwest quarter of said Section 3. ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion of the northeast quarter of the northwest Quarter of said Section 10, being more particularly described as follows= Commencing at the northwest corner of said: Section 10, said corner being marked upon the ground by a 2. inch iron: pipe as shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed for record in. hook 102, naps at Page 29; thence S 82"`33'25" E,along the north line of said. section; 1734.;44 feet,: to a point on: the west line of Marysville La Porte P.oad, as sexd road existed in September of 1987,, said point being located 4.0.00 -feet northwesterly of centerline and being marked upon tike ground by a one-ha.If inch: reba:r tagged L.s 4208 and also being -j the :`RETE POINT' OF REsINNING for the herein described parcel of land; thence S 33e17"30" W, parallel with said centerline and 40.00 feet northwesterly thereof,` 344.25 feet to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 2240.00 feet and a central angle of 16°30'55 thence southwesterly along said curve an. arc distance of 645.67 feet, more or less -s, to a point on the west line of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of said Section 10; thence S' 00004'59" E, along said west line and leaving the side line of said road; 283.207 feet to a point on .a curve concave to the northwest, having a radius of 1740..00' feet;, a central angle of 05002"36", and a radial line that bears N 7002V48" W: thence northeasterly alQn.g said curve; parallel with and 40.00 feet southeasterly of centerline,, 153.16 feet; thence N 14033'36" E. 34.41 feet, to.the beginning of a curve to the right;' having a radius of 2160..00 feet and a, central angle of 18.'43'54", -thence northeasterly along said curve an arc distance of 706.16 feet; thence N 33-`17'30" E, 383 ..01 feet, to a poi nt on the north line of said Section 10; hence N 82'33'2-5" W, 88.90 feetto_the point of beginning J . SERVING THE' REFROM- A 60.00 foot wide non-exclusive right-of-way for road and public utility* purposes; lying 30.00 feet on each side of centerline; over a portion of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter C 1i.foxnia, said centerline being Range 7 East; Butte County; of Section 10, Township 19 Nor more Particularly described R n follows: ,r Commencing at the northwest corner of said Section 10, said corner„ being marked upon the ground by a two inch ironpipe and shown on that certain Record of Survey a:,a, filed in Book 102, Maps at Page 29, thence S 82°:33'25" E, along the north line of said section; 967.05 feet, to a point on an existing road; said point being on a curve, concave southwesterly; having a radius of 170.00 feet, a central angle of 21033147", and a radial line that bears S 51656128" W; thence southeasterly along said curve and along ;;aid road; 63.9$ feet, to the beginning of a reversing curve to the left, having a radius of 180.00 feet and a central angle o:, 46°57439"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 147.53 feet; thence S 63027'25" E, 73.79 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius of 100.00 feet and a central:, angle of 46°03'58"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 80.40 feet; thence S 17°23''26" F, 31.52 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 125.00 feet and a central angle of 35'45`44"; thence southeasterly, along said curvA, 78.02 feet, to the beginning of a reversing curve to -r-he right, having _a radius of 400:00 feet and a central angle of 01'15'.53''; thence southeasterly along said curve,. 18.82 feet, more or lessi to a point on the east line of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of said Section 1.0, and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein described centerline • thence cont4nuing to the southeast. along the same curve and through a, central angle of 06 ° 34' 32'' , an arc distance of 45,91 feet; thence E 45018146" E, 21:0.23 feet, to a point on the lforthWesterly boundary of the Marysville- La Porte Road; said point being located 40.00 feet- northwesterly of centerline and being marked upon the ground by a one-half inch rebar, tagged L.S. 4208 said rebar being the end of the described centerline. Creation of these parcels within the. Deeds was approved by the Board of Supervisors ass. ;dust 18$ 1987. 0 9r915AMeR58?$,";" GANDAGEJARUBBS WREN RECORDED,, RETURN TO:: 36 RGAD MAINTENNA14CE AGREEMENT T��?rGtP;,►RL D* - - t`CU,�.I�� - WHEREAS,. each of the parties hereto ownsla,�7d that will be. benefitted by the roadt:ays and drainage, facilities on easements shown an rxlbits "A", "'B"t "C", attached heretoand incorporar:ed herein: i NOW THEREFORE, it is mutua.tiy agreed. by the Parties hereto as fo l lows 1. For so long as; the -above mentioned works: sha11 exist in priviate ownership, the Parties hereto, their successors and assigns, •� y„ shall bear the expense-, of maintaining them in good repair. It is agreed that the cost of maintaining sa- .d works shall be paid' by the Pattie's hereto, their successors and assigns, in:proportion:to the number of tand.'parcets owned: by eactR owner. :and/or. their successors and. assigns, and each owner will, upon written demand. contribute and pay, his proportionate share of any, monies paid out by any of the several owners`or of any obligation incurred for the reasonable maintenance or repair of said works 2. ► easonable maintenance or repair$- shall not include the enlargement of-'sala works and this agreement shall not be construed to require any owner to contribute to the cost of any enlargement of said works. 3., .any owner may bring. actions in any court of competent Jurisdiction in the Gouncy of Butte to entorce collection of any monies dust from any owner as their proportionate shore oY the cost of the reasonable maintenance or repair of said works, and in any such action or actions the prevailing party or parties shall ,be entitled to 'recover a reasonable attorneys fee to be: fixed by the court in such actions. - i- ill/Q1 S -I 4. For the purposes of this, agreement,, the decision. of i the owners' of a majority oftheparcels to the effect that specified repair or maintenance work is necessary shall be conclusive on the - remaining owner& and the decision of said majority as, the reason- ableness of the -of any such repair or maintenance work shall be conclusive on the remaining or'anersp vvtded that said cost does not exceed the average of three independent cost estimates secured not more than 50days prion to commencement of the work.,: 5. The owners of a majority of the parcels may atithorize } the creation of a maintenance and repair account in a savings and r locan association: or bank. Konies deposited. therein shall be expended only for maintenance and reapir, of the above referenced works; and the number o;f signatures required to withdraw monies shall be specified at the time said account is authorized'.: 6. Receipts for all monies received and of all expenditures ,f made shall be preserved and; made available for inspection and copying by any owner, it person or by agent,: for a; period of one year,; T. The word lfowner't, as used herein, shall mean one person _ in whom: sole tithe is vestdd'. It shall: also mean two or more persons who hold a unity of interest as j"oant tenants, as tenants in common, as partners,, 'or as: husband and wife with tit -le vested ',as their community property.," for the purpose of determining if the owners of a majority of the parcels are in favor of a proposal, tli;t affirma- tive vote of any spouse, joint tenant, or tenant in: common shall constitute approval- by that parcel,- irrespective of the number of co- owners of that parcel. .:. 8.: This agreement may be terminated' atany gime by the vote of the owners.-of'two thirds of the parcels. Upon termination t of this' agreement, any monies remaining unexpended shall: be distributed 1� to the then ouners of all parcels in the same proportions as received. 2 3 GmI/Ols-2 , 7-� -3 r State of California On this tl �S! y oCI�[9� /before me, �� CaiSvAll� County of. -ZU the undersigncd Notary Public, personally a pcarcd r _ r4 E AbA IS + ersonally known. to me -^- OFFICIACSEAE Q proved to the on the basis of satisfactory evidence CARA COUISE LAIRD ARrpt uc-CALtFtxtrtlA a be the persontst whose nanic,(s) subscribed to the .: YvsACOutIrY tivtthtn rnstrunir•nl, and acknawledgedthat xecutcd it. w MY CQttYt,SStCN EXP OCT 22,,!V,,91- WITNESS ill, nand ant) tal sl:ti. « tfliei. r. - • Notary's Signature a..••y...r♦y..••a.r..••.'..r.'sr....•'•�•.�«...•.Y.•..i(.•�..•A'a.os•....v.e..•s....r..+:r.•••....a.•sa..e•.•.•a,-. ..�i. ••s. ai:.� STATE OF CALIFORNIA On this..,.....�Gth dnyof.December...... in theyenr..Z947............ CMJUTYQF._.Sa ramenta ss....R 4' ..,. __...... before me, ... .. __, .... ti cL�_ �-I. g$2'$'..... a Notary Public State of California,. dulycommissionedand sworn, personally appeared `......................... ......... .,....... CharlesI.., .. i..1— .C. . .... .... ........... .. .. - lersonaIly hnow+r to me (or proved to me on: the basis of satisfactory evidence) to be OFFICIAL Sal:. the person.—whwename. ..., is .. t ,... ........ .... c RICHARD D ROGEK71 •ter* `ad to this hr runent, and aci o.wledoed that -.. he `.. executed it. m "' 'NOTARY pt)i3CIC - CAt+�3t2it8iA `IN WITNESS t" t 121;CF I have bereanto set my hand and: affixed my off5cia! sr il. SACB4t n`hrO COMITY �atlte. • hTy comm', relax JUL 39: ?488 .......... I...... Coir..": ;+ --. .......... ..._ ...... J la.Qr,7. ......... on: thedate set forth above in; this certificate. _ t ihsdadmi2otLSan7i-90mtarlomiwhich" tia pr�pe[Wumm _ PR+P�tnnss:lkrsnnd fn (+¢ � - wfwmwit Oftrdons,Dom -sAWMAarcrawaftimmM Z"eyThevvzm&."Mr Notary t ate ofCafifvrnia +aata wa�nry v'aF oprs�s. w �'M6caY a m ue bga[ vat of rxsr �rvisa+x the �+ {y p saiaG..tg aPNesz£Wmssik amys�eaC'e n.nsactan - '-'IiSS107r 4'Sp[teS JU-Z T 1J � RR - Cowdery's-Form No.32—Acknowledgement toNotaryPublic Inn`tvidunts— (C.C.-Sec. 1189) — Mev. IMI � �tur ancy cladrSQil (This arca for official notarial seal) STATE` OF CA-LIr-ORNM , Gfitinty of Butte r L9 r^° G�t�=i'-�CE7C'3r7314i�t�.t3.lr�'�gLl .,p8'Che- ttndersgtted, � �Rlr�i`A On December 2-, _,.�9 87 , before me,. �. 0;✓'lEgt-Y d• 4S J+ w++.T. s NOTARY PUBLl 67 A' IVA� } C'Itb1Tc, zn and A� 5%xlCl .�iiii%yT �Iw'ita S(?,Yt1�. ,y 81}T1ewlT�il =NF1 F« 1r+'i:oCouply J _ ' Hoy.2d,19S9 `4i S " Jk ` ,, t,4fiCommissiant:xpiros .t ' **ELIYABET11 it. CREWS**�` cr `+i ; the to be the Per �vltase nattre o i� =� �,` � tasgtannt�~3x,:ir:t3Br8g�3 z iscrkeci to CFe 4azttti;n �nstrtt:;:ifirt, and ockt2atuletleled Ca to alfa ltc��accsctttod tint' some- - PRO-U �' 'i0` Ill- ON 2a BASIS Off' SATLSIAC ORY�E E�ICE. F Notary EU c a 9'i, This agreement is to be construed ss a covenant running with the land, and it is further understood and agreed that this agree- ment shall, inure to and. bind. the successors in 'interest of the parcels awned by all tile parties herein -9 whether by -:ray of sale;. assignment- -inheritance or oth4ruise, and. it sh=all be applicable to such smaller - parcet's as may be created- by subsequent divi.stonsof said parcel:s. M., This agreement isexecuted in counterparts,: the signature pages of which shall be attached hereto and made a pant hereof prior to record.: gg.,. ROBERT W. CSGOOD t c -- -s� t: t CRs; CHARLES• Mr OSGOOR 1€T P40 r4N00627 o �saa cA rs–sal i'l��i� TIT S, INSURANCE J ,In�Ewzivaf} - SS,i+tlTE OF CALTFORNtAj CouI TY DF El Dorado On. Dec before me, the undersigned, a Notary rubric in and for s said State, personally appeared Rol^nrf Lf DGS personally appeared personr.iry known. to me or rf3cXtisfL`S�tl to be the: person_whosc name iG _ subscribed to the OFFICIAL SEAL —� known to me„ within: instretment and. acknowledged that he ex -e- NANCY I 'PEARSON e within tnstrtnent, cured thesame NOTARYFUEUC-CAU(FOANIA WITNESS my hand and official scar.: ELDORADO COUNTY My Comm.. EKp' ..Mcy 11,1990 Signature i kCIA i,.0 rL7 fih E ! 751!cy J I"Pearson (This area Cor officiat notanil seal) a' ST TC OF. (ALI:FOHNIA : $tltte Cuunty of SszRac.^� (31t December 2$, ;19 87 before the ntnctexsicJtled, d. �- in and er said: $t t0. Pe'-sonally appeared �:�Z- "E NOTA+YPts�uccAlaFortNlAnblic, rr,]te CocntY tt :' Mx��=u�..sionExPitosNov2�t..t869 **ELjZ,ABETH. Wit. CREWS*** J3:9 '7a'A➢9IIs�C1i3SSJ' S1g9Q kno1v11 to+ me to be the person villose name 0 to me tr1a sui scrihed. to tine tr tilzn instrument, and acltnacvled ed h execittetk tate same. PROVED TO ME. ON'-TI1 BASIS �F SATrSi`PrrORY EVIDENCE. _ - t�nbli c idQ taffy 1; 9. This agreement is to -'be construed as a eoven.,nt runnins: crtth the land.- aiv it is: further understood and agreed thac this: agree m'eRt shall inure to and bind the successors in interest of the parcels' ov4ned by atl the parties hereto, whither by way of s.a e,. assignment, inherit.ince or otherwise, and it shall be applicable tor such smaller parcels- as may be created by suksequent +divis°ions, of said parcels. 10. This afire°ement is exec tedin counterparts, the signature pages of which, shalt be -attached heret.5: and made a part hereof prior' tz- ` recording- 4,' ecording -te' .� s It CRERS _ CHARLES ti.: OSG30I7' CAT .40. Ivvooe r TO 1944' CA {9-841 TWO TITLE INSURANCE individual} STATE OF QkLIFORBtI'A COUNTY OF El Dorado jjj SS. On Decenber 15, 1987: before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and ;for , said State„ personally appeared Robert W. Osgond m ersGial! eared personalty known to me or p Y appeared' : TTt .KiS:iil iiS5c7LCXDCSf Liii �}i.`C}i.�t}iy"c' to be the person_-%vhosc name i � subs€abed to the within. instrument and a€knowfedged the he cxe- OFFICSAL SEAL — kn(=m to me, RANCY1. PEARSON a within Instrument, €uredthesam. ' WTARY PU13UG-CALIFORNIA VVITNESS my hand ind official, seat. ELDORADOCOUNTY My Camr._ Expires May 11. 1990 i ' - SignaturC ` L(17 s .t.. -Ra 1wancy J. f pMrsonF (This arca for orifldat notariat scat) STp,,TE or CALIFORNIA d GoYtrVry of__k ) eoomn€ �- c,ctta-assracos+o n On December 28, 1987 , before me, the undersigned, L j-, BF- S=REER 7u+r NOTAR`CPUauGCAUFORy11C a `rotary Pt111Iic, in and for sari State, personally appeared �c rcotint)r u **ELIZABETR r GREl3S**k.�ly 3 • kes Nay.24, 1989 t:l- : ,� } k;Y Comtiission. ssmn>,sa known to me io be tlxe person ivtlos nanameYS ^z �nuQasnn®�ac�ancncstao3� ftt subscribed to the wit11:1n instrument, and acknoivledgeci to me tl�a A, she execitted the same. � I PRQVED To rtE. 'f1:I-`Ei BASIS OF Se1TjSyACTOF.Y EVIDENCE'. Ni) Lary Pttdl�%c i i 60-00 FOOT WIDE RIGHT-OF'-WAY ACROSS SECTION 10 K 60..00' foot wide nor:.-exclusive right-of-way for road and public utility purposes., lying 30-00z feet on eaez side of centerline,. over a portion of the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 10, Township 19 Nor"-th, Ranee 7 Easy, Butte County, California, said centers ae being more particularly described as follo.as Commenciag at the northwest corner of said Section. 10 said corner being marked uponi. the ground by a two inch iror, pipe and shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed in Hook 102, Raps at Page 29 thence S 82"33`25" E, along the T.orth .line of said: section, 967.05 feet, to a point or an existing road, said point being on a curve,. concave southwesterly, having a radius of 170-00 feet,: a central angle of 21 ° 33' 47", and -a radiad line that bears S 51`56128- W; thence; southeasterly along said: curve and along said road, 63-98 feet, to the,beginning of a reversing curve to the left, having a radius of 180.0'0 feet and a central angle of 46'57`39"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 147-53 feet;. thence S? 63027'25" E: 73.79 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right,,. having a radius of 100.CG feet and a central angle of 4i6°03''58" thence southeasterly a3.ong said curve, 80.4:0 feet; thence S 17`23'''26" i,- 3'.1..5.2 feet.,. to the beginning of a. curve to the left, having a radius of 125.00 feet and a central angle of 35045`44";r thence southeasterly, along said curve, 78.02 ,deet,; to the beginning of a reversing curve to the right, Having a radius of 400.08 feet and a central angle of 01'15'53"; thence southeasterly along said curve, B..8i2 feet, more or less, to a point on the east line of the no quarter of the northwest quarter of said Section 10, and the TRUE POIfJT OF BEGIMTING for the herein, described centerline; thence: continuing to the southeast 'along the same curve and' through a central angle of 06°34 `32' an arc distance of 45.91, feet; thence S 45°1814611 E, 210..23 feet, to a point on the northwesterly boundary,of the Maysville La Porte Road, said point being located 40.00 feet nrrthwasterly of centerline and being marked upon the ground by a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208 said rebar being the end of the described centerline.: :END OF DESCRIPTION PREPARED BY: �j • f PhnChr* toff on,, L.S. fJ : Q. A . , Engineering Surveying 87-083, DDr28 i ONE )c NGta03 6.0.;00`FOOT WIDE. RIGHT-OF-WAY ACROSS AP: 73-21-22', SECTION IO A 60.x0 foot wide non-exclusive right-of-way for road and publ..c utility purposes, lying 30.00 feet can each side of centerline, over a. portion of the northwest quarte:-- of the northwest quarter of Section. 10, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, Butte County; California, s`a.id centerline 'tieing more particularly described as follows: x Commencing ,at the northwest corner of said Section 10, said corner being marked upon the ground by a. two inch iron pipe and shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed in Book 102, Maps a.t. Page 29' thence S &2'33:' 25" E, along the north line, of said section, 967.05 feet, to a point on an existing road'. and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein described centerline, said point being on a curve, concave soerthwesterly, having a radius of 170.00 feet, a: central, angle of 21"33'47", and a radial lira that bears S 51°56'28' Wt thence southeasterly along` said curve and along said: road, 63.98 feet,, to the beginning of a reversing curve to• the left,having a radius of 180.00 feet and a cen.tra.l angle of 46*5739"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 147.53 feet hence S 63`270"'25" E. 73-79 feet, to _ the beginning of a. curve to the right, having a radius of 100.0Q feet and a central angle of 46°43'58"; thence southeasterly along said curve,: 80.48 feet; thence S 17 ° 2`3 ' ' 26 E," 31-52 feet, to -the beginnirg of a cu-vo to the Left, having a radius: of 125.00 feet anda central angle of 3 5 "4 5 ' 4 4" thence southeasterly, along said curve, 78.02 feet,. to the beginning of a reversing curve to the right, havincr a radius of 400_00 feet and a central angle of 01°.1.5'53'"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 8.82 feet,- more or less, to a point on the east line of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of said Section I0, and the end of the described centerline.. END OF DESCRIPTION PREPARED BY _ kolu,D. Christo ersoar, L.,S. r.D..A., Engineering & Surveying 87-083, L'D28' TWO -k r1a. 4203 .i i ` r ,,,x- -til r ry e - !1 60`..00 RIGHT ACROSS SECTION: 3 A 6!r .00 foot wide non:-exclusive right'-of-way for road and public- utility ublicutility purposes, lying 3'O. GO feet on each side of centerline,; over a portion of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of Section 3', Town_sh:;p 19 North:,. Range 7 East, _ Butte County, California,. said centerline 'neing more particularly described as: follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3, said corner being marked uppn the ground by a two inch iron- pipe and shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed in Book 102, riaps at Page 29 thence S 82°33`25" E, along the south'' line of said section 967.0-5 feet,- to a point on an existing road and the TRUE POI'LTT GE' BEGINg-ING for the herein described centerline, said point being .on a curve, concave southwesterly, having a radius of 170.00 feet, a central angle of 16°35`32"1 and a radial line that bears S 51`36128" W; thence northwesterly along said: curve, and along the existing road, 49.23 feet; thence 1Z 54°'9' Oh"W', 64.70 feet, to the beginning of a curve' to the right, having a radius of 5,0.00 feet and a central angle of 55'58'06 thence northwesterly along said curve, 48-84 feet; thence N 01'19'' 02" E, 37.20 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, 'having a radius of 150.00 feet and a central: angle: of 4.1°00`15"; thence north-easterly along said curve, 10`7.35 feet; thence N 42°19'17" E.;, 70.64-feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 125__�O feet and a central angle of 58015'08,`, thence northerly along said curve, 1.27.09 feet; thence N 15°55`51" W, 106.31 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, braving a. radius of 200.0'0 feet and a central angle of 23"°16'58"; thence northerly along said curve, 81.27 feet; thence IT 07°'21' G8" B, _ 256..83 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 275.00 feet and -a central. angle of 22Q03`31"; thence northwesterly along said curve, 165:.87 feet,- to a point on a line runningfrom the southwest corner of said Stfc.s_cn 3 to the northeast corner of {-he southwest quarter of said section, said Point being located, N 48,°419'42" E, 1269.65 feet from said soutll`iwest corner, said: point also being the end of the described centerline ELF- CF i. ZSCRiPTION PREPARED BY:: Y.10 D. Christoffe on, L.S. G.D._k , Engineeri g; Surveying 87-G83, DDf28 LAO, D THREE r cr t OF uo �p, � �y. .'�q,—.@.i�tdodl;+w itr • F� r wy,..i. a w. , ` ai✓rtr4� . � �t�"� 'fit, ) } # + �*Y1�tUwf 1E'.L�Uif ; O FICIAh ff Copll?S (IY 12V DEC .8 STATEMENT OF DEED RESTRICTION ,J, olillu s v^l 5RK- RCC0p,0ER �C AND,, TIMBER MANAGEMENT PLAN 1 —111308 PaGe, The undersigned owners hereby agree and convenant that the lands deocribed in attached. Exhibit B" shall for a erj;odt o` ten 10 P ( ) Years be sttl�ert to the attached Timber Management Plan ("Exhibit A") . Said owners and their suooe:880rs in interest shall jointly J ;� administer and implement said Timber Management Plan as presented, and agree that thz provisions of the plan shah: run with the land for the stated term. DATED rod, � , 19087. EL' ABE 'H CREW . GRAMPS F ROBERT W. OSGOOD C RLE M OGOOD SARAH E. ADAMS; individual, and as Executrix of the Estate �ol Charles Word'en Addatts , aka Charles W. Adams .: TIMBER,,MANAGEMENT PLAN GENERAL-DESCRIPTION The estate of Charles Adams consists of the undivided two- thirds interest in a piece of property which is located its Clipper Mi,13.8, Butte County> California. It includes all of the western 1/2 of Section 3, excepting approximately l 3/4 acres located in the SB 1/4 of the SW 1/4; the NE 1/4 of the NW 1/4, and the W 1/2 of the NS 1/4 of Section 10, Township 19 North, Range 6 .East, MDM. The entire parcel contains 438.25 acres. The Assessor's parcel number is 073-21-0-011-0 and is zoned Timber Production Zone (TPZ) The property was owned by Charles Adams, his niece Elizabeth Cramps, and his nephews, riobert and Charles Osgood. It was L'!r. Adams' relish to leave approximately 63 1/2 acres, including his home, to his wife, Sarah, and the remaining74 3/4 acres to his niece, Elizabeth Gramps, his nephew, Robert Osgood and his nephew, Charles Osgood. Since the 63 1/2 acre piece which will go to Sarah is less than the 160 acre minimum for TPZ and it is the desire of all the raw owners to maintain their respective properties in timber production, then it is the intent of this ruanage,nent platy 0 satisfy the requirements of Section 55.19.5 of the California Titber Yield Tax Law The property is primarily timberland which is stocked with conifers and hardwoods with a minor component of meadow. There is evidence that the meadow, which boarders a porti o,a. of Oroleve Creek, may once have been timberland. There are about 2 acres of old growth timber surrounding a house which is situated in the middle of the meadow on the ;south side of LaPorte Road. Young conifers can be seen invading the meadow and without mans intervention, it is likely most of what is how meadow will be converted to t'mberland over time. Elevation of the property ranges from 3,100" to 3,4001. There o e Ldwellin s on the propertyr a large two story ;Zous'e There arthe e 2 dPoftx Road in Section 10 and Sarah's house north of the LaPorte Roan in Section 3. ThOtu are also various outbuildings associated with these structures as well as a mobile home just south of Sarah's house which is occupied by her granddaughter and her husband., Orol.eve Creek is a major drainage which bisects Section 3in a north-south direction:. It also runs through part of the property in Section 10. A portion of the Oroville-Wyandotte irrigation rditrh :runs across the northern portion of Section 3. The Lailorre ,road runs through one corner of the property, as we1.1. TIMBER_ gLUMEl A cruise of the property was done in Febtuary arA March 19877 and all consistineT o#� i02 plots was used roJ87. A variable plot cruise i ver► are as of 29 March l q. determine the vi5lumco and Ttod ing of conifers and hardwoodb EXHIBIT �W' r e There conifers approximately 5 mxll'on ooard feet of merchantable co ` ' s On the property, 1.2" DBI.; arida larder. Stock ig n of r,ubmerchantable cot1�»f.6 ors consists oapproximately 159 treesper note2-10 : e broken d,wri as follows (in acre 2-10 rit3�3. The voxumes can b x Suga: Pyne x',,1,480 251,840 1,029,600 Ponderosa Pine 156,300 3530610 1-101510 Doaglas-fir 628,Z30 737,683 142,140 `0ite Fir 417,280 731,.530 116,,090 Incense Cedar _,.,R 42,,520_ _ _q3_,AO 0 13� 960 Total 1„3$5 71 U 2,157,700 l t52?7.300 `,"he submerchantable conifer component can be broken” down as follows (average number of trees per ante) Sugar Pine 5 1 Ponderosa Pine 2 boug-as- f i r 51. 23 White Fir 10 Incense Cedar 15 Total°* 50 The stands also have a hardwood component consisting of black oak, fanoak, and madrone. x; some, areas, these hardwoods comprise a Significant portion. of the standing basal area of all species present: on the site (conifers and hardwoods) , while in other areas bardwoods are very in,gignificants It is estinial ed that over the entire property, there are at least :5400 cords of firewood. Thera: ,Are var1: few sawlog quality black oaks primarily because o;e tY a rot associated with most of the larger trees. The hui ber of trees per acre bar diamever clams can &e broken down as t-ollows 11+ 2 5— 131a.ck teak 1 G � � 5 Tan Da,k 305 9 2 Madrone JA IQU 1 Total 38, 36 8 , An est ,mate of growth over, the iaet 1C, lrearq k,ras made u;�i rig nada al growth chasegos obtainc!O rEOA' nCtOrdent carr -nq�, at breast hei bt. Sugar Px4 e volumes have hcrea and an �?;��iniated 38% in the last g 10 sears while Po)ad.brosa P-Die 'volumes have IrCreased an estimated 5511. estimated the rur ttojujje$ axe 2%` for i1a.t�, las fir ar,1030% Por White Pit. 'rpt �w. a t 4' y n�. oaa+; s �.��.��'1 an �:hsa.gnifical�t port.-'J)n o� the stanr_�, ane 1148 o» ..++w grot:�' pt ted thv,!t r, , xneasuremmnts iahe,re not taken on this species. The naJority cyf the growth increases, as represented by changes in *volume has teen on. trees that were intermediates in the previous 3 ands but which as a result of the last logging are now the dominants. Th.se trees generally are those with a current DBi greater than 20". The trees on the poor site (that generally identified es the r _00bakella Family Soil Series) are growing at only about r2 the rate of the trees on the rest of the property, ILS AND TIMBER SITE,_ CLASSIFICATION the soil types were obtained from the Plumas National Forest Soll Resource Inventory Draft Report, August 1983. Three families of oiIs are representod on the Ad -!,r8 property. These are the Aiken �i Vamiily, the D46akeel.l.a Vamily, artd the Holland Familyi They range in site clans ficatlon from Dunning's Site Class I to Class V. The .acres by site class can be broken dawn as follows; Site T 238 1/4 acres Site 11 & iIZ 130' acres Sita 1,+ & V 70 acres 'Fiold measurements and observation: confirm the mapping by the Pl.umas national .Forest. Erosion hazard's do the soild involved are moderate to low. The legend for accompanying soils map s Ey4hol & Fam .1v slope, Si tg class, Erosion Hazard iCkH = Aiken. Family 0--30% I Low to Moderate. Dx'S = Dubakella 'FamilLy 2-30% V Low Mon = 1l0lland Family 0_30q II & !IT Low to moderate noF Holland Family 30-50't 11 & IIl Low to Moderate i A,91I" MANAGEMENT The ptoperty has had timber removed several times in the pasta 'The most recent significant logging appears to have been in the early 10-60's,, although there haL been some logging more recently. ald growth troes are vittuall.y ab>; ent from the property with the ,cz0eption of a few acres around the Muses. The current Stands ;area reslrlt of selectia"n cutting pract ces in which generally the larger:, dominant 'trees were removed. The stand is now composed of 80 W 120 year old trees. Regeneration has been through natural seed Za l and because of the relatively light outs and hardwood uliderstory had resulted in a less Lhan desirable stocking of young conifers. T'he cutting ' n Section 1.0, Which for all pracfica l purposes is that. portion of the property lying south of the LaPorte Asad r appears to be somewhat different than that in, Section 3. The eta ds. here are Very, heaver to the firs, both in numbers of ttoes i� y ,and volume. Only 17kt of the volume is pine, while 78-$ is fir. In ,dditioni less than 10% of the stocking 10" DBH and less is pine, ,with nearly 75% of it fir. gutting in Section 3 appears to have .favored the pines a little ignore. ATearly 46$ of the volume here is in pine, principally Sugar Pine. Another 46% is fir, with incense Cedar only about 8%. Although the species of trees to be cut or left were different in ,,lection 3 than in section 10, the selective cutting resulted in tbo same types of regeneration. Overall, only 6% of the stor ing 1.011 DBH and less is pine, with 63% fir and 31% cedar. With each ael.ective cut, the firs will become a large component of what regeheration is established ecause of their ability to compete jf�o.re successfu�,lly in .low light conditions. In general the cedar Dbould not be expected to contribute anything to the growing stock go they are severely suppressed with very little crown. The past logging on those soils which are only oL low productivity, i.e. the Dubakel,la Family, have resulted in poor regeneration of any conifers. With each successive logging, the. proportion of hardwoods in the understory, combined with their ability to compete with the conifers, has allowed them to become a tote dominant part of the understory. The residual strand of ;conifers, 4ihiAah were generally of intermediate or suppressed crown ;class, have sparse crowns and were not able to respond to the additional sunlight and nutrients with any degree of significance on the rsst of the property, even though the resdual stand was of the same crown classes as on the poorer sites they were more ;rigorous and had better crown vol►iaos and were able to respond more favorably to the better growing conditions. The hardwoods also were more vigorous and able to respond positively, even further suppressing any confier 'regeneration which might have become established. The pine regeneration, which require lots of dirQct sunlight to become established and to grow well, have ;suffered significantly. SUTURE MANAGEMENT The Charles Adams property io aell suited to continued management for timber production The stands t-urgently on about 1/2 of the property could have at least one morO, selection out made and still f' be stocked. On the other 1I2, however, stocking is less than adequate at present. On these areas, all trees should be removed, both c0h fern and hardwoods, the Lite prepared; and a how stand of conifers established This should be done in stages; not in one r or two harvest cuts The area south, of Porte Road is �enerally suited for a selection cthe exception ofthemeadow, most of the rest f of the arra could have trees temoved and still Meet the minimum stocking requirements of the Forest Practice Act-4 unless it is managehard+woods as a wajoi }component of the ntandr harvostingoof them could began at any time: This section of the f 4 property does not Ijave the amount of hardwood that is found north of the LaPorte Roast. Firewood appears to be the beat use of the hardwood resourde There are a few sawlog quality Black Oak, but they are so few and scattered] it is probably not worth ;electing :them out ,North of the LaPorte road the stocking of conifers is not nearly as uniform as on the south side. The past cutting practices ,;deem tc have been different here. Thero are quite a number of ,large Sugar Pine in the stands on this side. Sometimes they are in groups while in other areas these large trees are conspicously ,absent. The area nurth. of Oroleve creek is more poorly stocked and 'gere;:ally of lower site than the rest of the property. About 1/2 the area in section 3 has enough stocking to make a selection cut: while the other 1/2 has too tea conifers to meet eche tttinimum stocking of the Forest. Practices pct even without any cutting. That portion which is to go to Sarah is better stocked than any other portion o� Section 3. Even though nearly 1/2 of the meadow acreage is within her piece, very little of the rest wouldn't meet stocking after a selection harvest. Some of the best stands of Sugar Pine fall within this 63 1/2 acres. A possible scenario of cutting over the next 10 years, including sarah`'s parcel, could be to make a light selection cut south of. the LaPorte road, while those areas north of the road which would beneRit by a thinning could also have some volume removed. In conjunction With this selection cut could be 2 or 8 smalls 5-15 acre clearcuts in arias whera the, conifer stocking is poor and whish would then be site prepared and N'lanteu. This effort should be concentrated on the higher site ground, which will give more return for the dollar invested. The hardwoods in the clearcut Areas should be utilized for fir�Wood or whatever products whiob will bring the highest dollar return at the t:imek� Effort: thouid be made to control, the eprouti.ng of the hax'Awood either through chemical or mech,lhidal means to 'help inGure the success of any regeneration e�foz�t. it should bo ,remembered that the lack of adequate conifer stocking anti over�abixnOans e of hardwood's on 'these sites presently are the result of the. hardwoods ability to grow vigorously and, outcompote conifers if given even the slightest edge. planting should be With the most vigorous stock o.vailable and oC a mixed species of Pine and Vit. Caution should be used in planta,ng Sugar Pine: unless stook that is proven resistant to White Pine glister Rust cah be used. Planting 8hou16 be the 5prinV after site prep so as to not gine the competition any undue advantages and thus :overtly reduce the chances for a successful regeneration effort. peerbrush Ceandthus D4, often a fi uce competi for which is ,jjssociated with good bitesr especially those with a Tanoak h f ........... 777 Vu ,Component in the under;story. During the cruise of the property, 'Deerbrush was nomad over the entire area and while not a problem any ground disturbance which gives bare mineral soil at present,, and sunlight will encourage i'ts ieturn as a significant brush species._ In arjy planting area, the competition from all brush pecies must be, monitored and dealt with at the earliest sign of Any problem. jjs.rdwoods on the rest of the property coupe be harvested at any time. Some hardwoods could be selectively left , specially large, gotten Hlack Oaks as wildlife trees. The total amount of hardwoods left on the property is optional and up to the landowners goala end objectives. it should be remembered, however, that at presFnt */alues hardwoods are not as valuats,le as conifers and that conifer .growth rates are also probably better. In summary, the Adams property is good timber producing land which iz stocked with a combination of conifers and hardwoods. The potential of the areas currently occupied primarily by hardwoods are generally good conifer sites and over a period of time could be converted back to conifers. Hardwoods should not, and in tact probably cannotr be eliminated from the stands, but should rather be reduced to a minor component. Conifer stocked areas could be selectively cut at least once,more before a regeneration cut need be made. .. Pro�p exty of stake — �-- 4 — Of Charles Adams u 111 _ ♦ . //, `v was .� i�p rlylllls« m It 5 V ►rv�U ►l D E S C R Y 11 T 1 0 N All that certain real nroperty situate in the County of Butte', State of Calif arnia, described as ,f6.,lows PARCEL 1 The. Northeast quarter of the Northwest quarter and the West half of the Northeast quarter of Section 1.0, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, M.D.B. S M. PARCEL 2':_ The West half of Section 3, Township 1.9 North, Range '/ East., .4.D.B. & M VCEPTINC THEREFROM that certain parcel of land described as follows: A portion of the Southeast quarter of the Southwest grjarur of said S'+n!- more :1articialarly described as follows: A.or.:menGing At a point 309.1 Leet North and 20.0 feet Vi!8;: of the quarter Section carnet coLmaa to SP:tions 3 A&d 10, aaidi T,,3tmship and Range; thence Westerly and parallel with the South line sof said ;ysctton 3, a distance of 1.56.2 feet; thence :ids; ".heriy and parallel with the North and South centerline of said ,t otion 3t a d1stance of 208.3 ;feet; thence Easterly" and parallel with the South line of said ;'ection 3, a distance of 156.2 feet; thence Southerly and "parallel with said 'North and South centerline and 20.0 feet distant 'Westerly therefrom, a - dibtanci Or 208.3 feet to the point of beginning. r PX111BIT I i _ It 4 � r 1 State of California SS County of _Butte On April 2 X987, before me, the undersigned, a Notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared ELIZABETH M. CREWS (GRAMPS), known to me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and a^Rnow7_edged that she eXecuted the same. Wlx'NF:cS- Iiy HAND A D Or^FICIAT� SEAL . _ �._�,. OFFICIAL SEAL GL5NDA D NELSON �.. m •' NOTARY raUgLIC - CALIFORNIA COMM.dxp tam . 0, 198e ��o't:ary Public in and for said State, ray m. expires ccf 30, lase , State of California L ss County of Butte On April 4 , 1987, before me, the undersigned, �I a notary Public in and for said State, personally appeared ROBERT V1. O$OOOD O known to me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person whose name is subscribed 'to the within instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same: WITNESS MY HAND AND OFFICIAL, SEAL .u.. , OFFIML SEAL r m GLENDA b NELSON NOTARY PUOLIC • CALIFORNIA bWE CO Mi My comb. exptros a:. Notary Public in and for said State; 30, sas t� State of California ss County of Butte On April 2 1987, before me, the undersigned, a Notary public: in and for said State, personally appeared CHARLES M. OSGOOD, known to me or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the parson whose name is subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged that he executed the same WITNESS 'M11 HAND A14D OFFICIAL SEAL, == OFFICIAL- SL:AL GLENDA D NELSON NOtARY PUBLIC CALIFORNIA DME COUNTY .Notary Public in and for said State, ki• My comm, cxpires OCT 30, 1989 �,�r:.•�.,z ..,z+c'r�.'r� State of California ss County of butte Ott April 2 1987) before me, the undet'.Agned, a Notary Public in and fo:.• �,aid State, personally appeared SAI AH E. ADAMS, known to me or provo.d to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence to be the person whose name is si ascribed to the within instrument and acknowledged that she executed the same. WITNESS' MY HAND AND OFFICIAL SEAL: --.�- OMCIAL $EAL "' CyLENDA D NELSON ✓� � �� NOTARY'PUBLIC •. CALIPOWA bUiTE COUNTY Notary Public in and for said 8te; _ rY My corm. oplre5 OCT 30, 1989 48^ F-tVU QF DOCUMENT EXHIBIT "A" WAIVER PARCEL T110 All that recti pre±pQrs�y described as a portion of the west half f 5ecti 3., Township 19 North, Range 7 East, M.D.M., Butte County,. California being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3, said: corner being marked upon the ground by a .2 inch. iron pipe as shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed for record in. Book 102,. Maps at Page 29, said paint being the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein described: parcel of land; thence N 01°54`36" E', along the west line of said section, 5082.34: feet, to the northwestcorner of said, section;: thence E 85°OUr: T" E, along the north line of the northwest quarter of said section, 2498-97 feet, to the northeast corner of said: quarter; thence S 0'I°3a`'36" W, along the east line of said quarter_, 2600.84 feet, to the southeast corner of said northwest quarter; thence S 48°49`42" W,: 3.436.18 feet., to the point of beginning and containing 220.:88 acres,, more: or less. Prior to issuance of any permit to develope on this parcel, Butte Cours-ty will require two way traversable: access, serving this garceI , to be constr.uc; ed to Butte 'Count -y road: standard PS_8-LD-I"„ END OF DES`CRIPT?ON� PREPARED BY: A.r John D. Christof: a son, L.S. _ G.D.A ,.Engineering surveying 8:7-O83'r DD28 F y f v :j' - - * -` 43,4203. VC, [i f z. • t SITZ 71 - 24570,087 4"'R0, ,1 . 702 8 1/4 c3 2 �l3 25 .----------------------------- 5063.13E1 29255.185 r. Iiia AT SIS 5r yt" 11P 33 1 � 30 222.70 ,> -,_--__-----_4w�� 77. h z q0o357 25£;03 : 73:z raAr.° r'm 37 $0 510 r,6 rFITP FAt!US .6 33r '17 1 APC 332.009 C1.1O 's r .y u 5P 37 1.,5 - 132r005...'; w 25452 y 3P6: 075 8 Pw I c r F�� v �r 11 , c7 I r g. - w NT 87-083 3 OSGOOD SIZE IS 300 . ,. i r„ T -------------------------------- _..-r_y-r..__ �... ._-�. ��r�,.. G',"I'% • � �,5 33" 7C' f'� 299E � l,7( rpt_„ --------- - 39 243 ,'�' 25 9 :336 6.59 Itiv S5 39 2C� r 48�.k .29 P,9 -------------- 25.692 9 _2,�_7..1E- __75.. �znr.rn l.1� 5 3372506 2t5 - 1?5 , 877 79933 1 s. 33Fi ry[�['y am G J1�� �%Sk ., l 1 '� --'J" USE .75 olp START .,•. - , ?°V,: • r L1 .__3F �, 35 2497x, X337 2996.1.702 S".. 1%q �3 1111 26 1�?wi F32 2528 4x7.,.. 2 9 9 7 Q ..,., '��", � ' 3 3 2 5 314- ��,.,.... EXHIBIT "IA" 6.0.00 RIGHT--OFWAY ACROSS SECTION 3` A 60. G foot wide non-exclusive, right-of-way for road and public utility purposes, lying 30.00 feet on each side of centerl%ne, over a portion of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter Of Section 3, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, Butte County, California, said centerline being more particularly described as follows.- Commencing ollows.Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 3. said corner being marked upon the ground by a two incl iron pipe and shown on that certain Record: of Survey as filed in Book 102, Maps at page 29; thence S 82'33' 25" E, along the south line of said section, 957..05 feet,: to a point on an existing road and the Pp TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein described 4ellterlr�e, said poi'n't being on a curs=e, concave southwesterly, having a radius of 1700 u r et a central angle" ofd . I6°35'32", and a radis. al line that bear 8' Sl`' 552$" W; thence northwesterly along said curve, and along tile- existing road.," 49.23 feet.; thence N S4°39 04."T, 54.70 feet, to the beginning of a curve - to the rightt having a radius of 50 -OG feet and a central angle of 55°5810511; thence northwesterly along said curve,. 48..84 feat-, thence N 01°19"'02" E, 377.20 feet., to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a 'radius Of 150.00 -feet and a central angle of 41.00'1.5" thence northeasterly along said curve, 107,35 feet; thence N 420'19'17" E, 70..64 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 125. Go feet and a central angle of 58'15'08"; thence northerly along said curve, 127.09 feet; thence N 15055'S1r: W, 106.31 feet, to the beginning of a; curve to the right, having a radius of 200.00" feet and a, central ang::e of 23416'58" thence northerly along" said curve,: 81.27 feet; thence N 07021'08" E', 256..83 feet., to the beginning" of a curve to the left, having a. radius of 275F00 feet and, a central angle of 2200'313111;thence northwesterly along said curve, 105:.87 feet, . to a point on a Zine: running from the southwest corner of said. Section.3 to the nor corner of the southwest quarter of northeast point being� q ° � ,, said section,. said located N 48" 49 42 E,. 1269.65 feet from said southwest corner, said pont also being the end Of the described centerline.. ETD OF DESCRI?TIOrT PREPARED BY; john D'. Christofferson.,, L. G.D".A.;, Engineering & Surveying 87.-083:, DD#28, Pr THREE`Uzi t, U 1 P`r µsOFT 7pA 71— , x EXHIBIT :. 60.00 FOOT WIDE RIGHT'---OSE'-WAY .ACROSS AP'. 73-21--22, SECTION 10' A 60:.00 foot wide non-exclusive right-of-way for road and public utility purposes, lying 30.00 feet on each side of centerline, over a portion of the northwest quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 10, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, Butte. County, California, said centerline being more particularly described as follows- Commencing at the: northwest corner of s,ald. Section l0, said corner being marked upon. the ground by a two ;inch iron pipe and shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed in Book 102, Maps at Page 29; thence S' 82°3325" E, along the north line of said section, 961-05 feet, to a point on an existing rg road; and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the hereindescribed centerline,, said point 'being on a curve, concave southwesterly, having a radius of 170.00 feet, a central angle Of 21°33'47", and a radial lime that bears S 51°56'28" W; thence southeasterly along said curve Vj and along said road, 63.98 feet, to the beginning of a reversing curve to the left, having a'radius of 180.00 feet and a central angle of 46057'39"; thence southeasterly along said' curve, 147.53 feet; thence S. 63° 27'-25" E! 73`--79 feet, to 'the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius. of 300.00 feet and a central angle Of 46°0358", thence southeasterly along said curve, 8.0.40 feet; thence S 17°23 '26,' E, 31.52 .feet, to the Beginning of a curve to the left, having a radius of 125.10 feet and a central angle of 35°45'44"; -hence southeaaterl y, along said curve, 78.02 feet; to the be°ginn;ing of a reversing curve to the right, having a: radik:s of 400.00 feet and a central angle of 011315„53” the;-ete southeasterly along said curve, 8.82 feet, more or less, to a point on: the east line of the: northwest quarter of the northwest quarter, of said Section 10, az-1 the end. of the described centerline. END OF DESCRIPTION _ PREPARED BY:. John. D. Christofferson, L.S;., G.,D.A., Engineering & Surveying' 87-083, DDa 28': L TWO F�� PIN ���' EXHIBIT "A" 60.00 FOOT,' WIDE RIGHT-GF-'riAY ACROSS SECTION? 10 A 6000 foot wide non-exclusive right-of-way for road. and public - utility purposes;" 60.00 feet in width, lying northerly of, parallel: `4 with and adjacent to the following described line and being over a portion of -the southwest quarter of Section 3, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, Butte County, California, said line being more particularly described as follows: Commencing at the southwest corner of said Section 4 -Ar said cornerbeing: marked upon the ground by ,a. two inch iron pipe and shown on that certain. Record of Survey as filed in Book 102, Maps at Page 29; thence S 82°33 `2.5" E., along the south line of said section, 967.05 feet,to a point on, an existing road and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein, described line thence continuing along said section line, 767.39 feet to a point on the: northwesterly Zine of Marysville -La Porte. Road, said line being. located 40.00 feetYJ northwesterly of the centerline of said road, said i- pont being marked upon the ground by a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208`, and the end of the described litre„ END OF DESCRIPTION - PREPARE} BY: ff John D. Christofferson, L.S. f_ G,D.A-,. Engineering Surveying 87-0$3, DD#28' FLOUR r •- E EXHIBIT "A." 60.00FOOT' WIDE RIGHT-OF-WAY ACROSS SECTION"10 A 60,.;00 foot wide- non-exclusive right-of-way, for road and public utility purposes, lying 30.:00 feet on each side of centerline, over a portion of the northeast Quarter of the northwest quarter of Section 10-, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, Butte County, California, said centerline being more particularly described a:s.follows Commencing at the noreawest corner of said Section 10, said ,corner being marked upon the ground by a. two inch iron pipe: and shown on that certain, Record of Survey, as fired in Book 102, Maps at Page 29'; thence S 82`33`25" E, aloe- the north line of said section, 967.05 feet, to a point on an existing road, said point- being ointbeing on a curve, concave southwesterly, having a radius; of 17'0.00 feet, a central angle of 21 ° 33' 47", and a. radial line: that bears S 51°56`26 W; thence southeasterly along said curve and along said road,,, 63.98' feet, to: the beginning of a reversing curve to the left, having a radius of 180.00 feet ani a central angle of 46x5739"; thence southeasterly along said curve, 147.5' feet; thence S 63°27`25" E, 73.79' feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius t of 100.OG feet and a central angle of 46°'03'58'"; thence southn.asterly along said curve, 80.40 feet; thence S 17'`.:' ' 26" E, 31..52 feet, to the beginning of a, curve to the left, having a radius of 125.00 feet and. a .central angle of 35045'44"',-- thence southeasterly, along said curve, 78.in, feet, to the beginning of a reversing curve to the rzgrzt: having a radius cf 400.60 feet and a. central ang,e. of 01°15153 thence southeasterly along said curve, a6.82 feet,, more or less, to a point on the east line of the northwest quarter- of the northwest quarter of said Section 10, and the TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING- for ttxe herein described. centerline; thence continuing to the southeast along the same curve and, through a=, central angle; of 06°34' 32" an arc distance of 45.-91 feet; thence S 45018'46" E, 210.23 feet, to a point on the northwesterly boundary of the Marysville L.& Parte Road, said point being located 40.00 feet northwesterly of centerline and being marked upon the ground by- a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208 said. h rebar being the end 'f the described centerline.. r END OF DESCRIPTION is PREPARED BY: L Il _- Sohn D. Christofferson, L.S. G.Z A. , Engineering; & Surveyingi ., -_ 87-083, DD -r=28 � � Fra ONE Pq., -c : Vis.. #2 E.. E ,• EXHIBIT "A" MARYSVILLE LA PORTE ROAD All that real property described as,a strip of land, 80.00 :feet in width, lying 40..00 feet on each side of centerline and being across a portion of the southwest quarter of Section 3 and across a portion of the northeast quarter, of the northwest quarter of Section: 10, all in Township 19 North, Range'7 East, M.D.M'., Butte County, California, said centerline being more particularly described as follows, Commencing at the south one-quarter section corner of said Section 3, said corner being marked upon the ground by a two and one-half inch iron pipe as shown on that certain Record: of Survey as filed: for record in Book 102, Maps a .. Page 29 the ice 'a 0l°35' 36" E along the east line cf the southwest quarter of said Section 3' , 588.47 feet, to: a one-half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208, thence continuing along said line, 41.59 feet;, to the TRUE. POINT OF BEGINNING for the herein. described cen;terline,, said point 'being a point on a. curve concave to the south, having a radius of 2700.00; feet,- a. central angle of 4°3l'-11% and a radial line that bears S 14°11`49" E from said point; thencf- southwesterly along said: curve, 212„99 feet; thence S 71°17`00" W, 156.02, feet, to the beginning of a curve to the left havinga radius. of 550.00 feet and a central angle of 37°5'30" ; thence southwesterly along said: curve, 36.469 feet., thence S 33°17'30" W. 242.09 feet, to a point on the south line of said Section 3, from which a one half inch rebar tagged L.S. 4208 bears N 8`2°33 -25" r,T, 44.45 feet; thence S 33017`30" W 303,.63 feet, to the, beginning of a curve to the left, "having a radius of 2200..00 feet and central angle of 18'43'54" thence southwesterly along said; curve, 719.24 fee, thence S- 14'33`36" W, 24.441 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right having a radius of 1700.00 feet and a central angle of 00'50'26" thence southwesterly' along said curve, 24..94 feet, to a point on the west line on the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of Section- 10 and the end of the described centerline EXCEPTING THEREFROM any portion of that certain real property as described in deed to Clarence M. Honey, as filed for record. in Hook 450., Official Records at Page 313, that ma.y lie. within the above, described parcel of. lane. END OF DkSCR_v TION PREPARED'. BY: John D. Christofferson, L.S. Engineering g g &•�� ;,. tR ... 87-083, DDf2$ Y, t ETV - µ - R&IBIT W; MFR 'PI FCFL ONF 7411 that real p=roperty described as the southweFt quarter of Section 3, the northeast cruart.er of the northwest quarter o Section 10, and the west half of the northeast quarter of Section 10, all lying in Township 19 North, Range 7 Fast, M . L . M . , Butte County, California. FXCFPTING TFIFREFFOM all; that -portion of said southwest cruarter of Section3 lying port v -sterly of tl _ , Iii descr � -I line;, Comr.encing at the southwweist - er of said S'ectio'n 3, said corner being narked upon the ground by a 2 inch .iron: pipe as shown on that certain Record ofSurvey Sib filed or record Tn Roc,"-- .�:' � 1.Ss3 jC at Page-29; thence S EW33 `25" F, alon=g x : , south line of said Fection 3, 1523«Q feet, tip _ ;c�znn ern the east line of Marysville — La Fort. as road existed in September of 1987, sr =. heir-, Located 44.00 feet southeasterly of ner = and being Tnarked upon the around by a one—half -Maar tagged L.S. 4208; thence N 33*17`3f " E,. para.11e_ ,, :'n said centerline and 40.0 feet northeasterly thereof,. 2221,.70 feet to the beginning of a curve tct the fiaht, having a radius of 510.00 feet and a central angle of 370'51T' 30"i thence northea;stex l along said curve an arc distance of 338.,17 feet ; thence N 71Q17 "00" F`,"_ 15G.G2 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius of 2660.00 feet and a central angle- of 4'16 '43" _ thence northeasterly along said curve an arc 'distance of 199--S.51 feet, to a point on the east line of said southwest quarter and the end - of the described line. .ALSO L; XCF,PTIiTC.x TRE'RFFRON all that real property as described in deed to, Clarence ►:I. Honey, as filed for record in Fook 450, official Pecords at Page 31.3:, said parcel lying -in the southeast quarter of the southtaest quazter of 'said Section 3. ALSO EXCEPT-UTG THEREFROM all that portion of the northeast quarter of the northw-est quarter of said Section 1C, being more particularly described as foll_owsz Commencing at the northwest corner of said Section 10, - said corner being mer upon the ground by a 2! inch iron Pipe as shown on that certain Pecord of Survey as filed for record in Fook 102, Maps at Paae 29; thence S 52'33`25" F, along the north line otr said section,. 1734.44 feet, tc a port on the west line of _Farysville - La Forte Foad, as said road existed in September of 1987, said point he net located 44..OG feet northwesterly of centerline and being narked upon the a-round a CQT'I'II'1IED)' Y ! 1 cane--half inch retia! tagger[ L.S. 42OF and also beincr the, 'TRUE POINT OF REGI VING for the herein described parcel of land,, thence S 33"1713x" W, parallel with said centerline and. 40.00 feet nor-owesterly thereof, 344-25 feet to the beginningof a curve to the left,, having a radius of 2240400 feet and a central arglp of 16°30'55"; thence 'soutbwesterly along said curve_ an arc distance of 645.67 feet, more or less, to a paint can the west line of tre northeast quarter of the northwest quarter of said Section 10,- thence S 00004159": F, along said west line and leavina the side line of said road, 293.20 feet to a point on a curve concave to the northwest, having a radius of 174(1.00, feet, a central angle of 05*0236", and a radial line that hears: r? 'iV23' 48" Tri', thence northeasterly along said curve, parallel with and 46-.00 feet southeasterly of centerline, 153.16 feet, thence N 14*33'36" E, 34,.41 feet, to they beginning of a curve to the right having a radius of 2460.00 feet and a central angle of 18043"54", thence northeasterly aIona said curve an arc distance of 706.16 feet; thence Y 33x17' 30" 'r 83 . Gl feet, to a point on the north line of said Section 10 thence Y 82 °33125" V,: 88.9CT feet'tca the point of hex-nn:ing F1NB OF ZFSCRIPTIOI PREPARED BY'z John L_ Christofferson, L.S. G, D.R:. r Fngineerina surveying 87-083, Dr#28 r EniiiB3't �: WAIVER, PARCEL THREE (HOME PLACE) .All that real property described, a.s, a portion of the southwest quarter of. Section: 3, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, M..D.M., Butte County, California being more particularly described as follows Commencing t e st .corner of said Section 3 '. at the.southwest said: corner being.' marked upas.: the ground by a 2 inch iron pipe as, shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed for record in Book 102., Maps at Page 29, said point being the TRUE POINT' OF BEGINNING for the herein described: parcel of land thence S. 82033125" E, along the south.. line of --aid section, 1734.44 feet, to a point on the west line of Marysville La "Porte Road, as said, road existed in ceFtember of 1987, said point, being located 40.00 feet northwesterly of centerline and being; marled. upon the ground- by a one-half inch. rebar tagged L -S., 4208; thence N 3'3017`30" E, parallel with said centerline and 40.00 feet northwesterly thereof, 261.47 feet to -the beginning of a curve to the right, having a radius of 590'.00 feet and a;' central angle of 37 ° 59' 30"; thence northeasterly along said curve an arc distance of 3.91.22 feet, thence N 71017'00 E, 156.02 feet, to the beginning of a curve to the rig;t, having a radius of 2`740.00 feet and.a central angle of 4`a5'22"; thence northeasterly along said curve an arc distancE of 227.45 feet,. to a .point on the east line of ;said southwest quarte r thence N 010353-6" E, along said east linea 1913.99 feet,to the northeast corner of said southwest quarter, thence S 48.049' 42" W, 3436.18 feet, to the point of beginning and containing 66.99 acres, more or less. LND OF DESCRIPTION PREPARED BY= John D. Christofferson, L.;S . G..DA.r Engineering & Surveying 87-083, DD#28. i. L EXHIBIT "-A"' WAIVER PA,RCEL:TWO Al that real property described as a portion of the west half of Section. 3:r Township 19 North, Range 7 East, M . D . M . ,. Butte County, California being more particularly described as follows_ Commencingat the southwest corner of said Section said: corner being. marked upon the ground by a 2:inc Iron _pipe- as, shown on that certain Record of Survey as filed for record in Book 102, Maps at Page 29 said point being the TRUE POINT Or BEGINNING for the herein. described parcel of land; thence N 01°54'36" E, along the west line of said section, 5082.34 feet, to the northwest corner of said section thence S 85`00`17"' E, " along the north line of the northwest quarter of said section, 2498.97 feet, to the northeast corner of said_. quarter; thence s 01.'35`36" W, along the east line of said. quarter,: 2600.84 feet, to the southeast corner of said northwest quarter; thence S' 48'49 `42" W, 3436.1$` feet, to> thepoint of beginning and containing; 220..88 acres, more or less END OF DESCRIPTION PREPARHir BY: John D. Christofferson, L.Z. G.D.A. 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Mount ds > kP mmbl'� eflas 4nJ Meridion. the =e -ter lane it saki road being ry , t rote p'nrtic>•iarly destelbed as trallcws; �( 4 g BeginnIng et a paint on the aeztlon lino between Sectiona three (,j) "and :'ottr (4), Te%w.,*QaIr ig Noptht Rams^ 7 e �, Ust, Md+rrG i?i4bY�l Hasa N►itt ;4cOirtinn, :h.°r, i!h'ich the Noi*th_ "r 4n' t wet . (NW) �rrcr rat gr•r.v ian trr rF Y 4." tk)rth d6gvoear. r, r ^lir ,Los wvl� , q 1» fi r0 ( n t t 5 �t, �. � r r5 .... d . h 1r''a r`aiC" .i°aT ° �"° .set dr.a* �ti'z 'h*i v �f ,,-se.,�r and t"�k�h ii tVer' a so. wtSd'!t°�C�y i; on a I loe 1c'4r1.•: 3 Ili" I1 rlfty min,, tea forty $dGC: pAs EAJ' � a` a ! h 11 A ta11C C'� +n 1' " r t 1', ]" f it it°p CtPno'l-3it and rort"-' ar°a.'. �`�1t of i'h,'4 ' •a she , V it w or interscctit+n of a " ,. ve O r r3dlua three htrndr�° : 4 „ 1J , fwn{ ti i*yiI'r theme, def1tot'i1I9 1i.«f"e-t- 11+art's thirty -Ilght ,v i mlu ltoa torty, !r#conds (1 0 '3" .$ : , tWl o line bearing t rk i l i south seventy -night degrees twv!i%p !— *:1mjtt1a twer-ty tezond:+ N1n ! Eatt (5780 291 2Q"E) a dlltafte " r'0d hundre,l rorty-olo sn,'i �*• 1 I 9 thirtywa :t hin3rdxiths feet (341- . ,o she point t;r itr'G!'Faet • r . =r^la w } r r��'J: �.)estlerta�ierl d�: C+'',(y" 1d t qre }:�rrdrel ninenfl reel rift + re 'r.' �ictrr ref - � I � eea twcnky=f4 ,iH i ����' "'h') tato n line bearing tl6rth seven rirty=thy°sr nibule3 t' Y7 ' two,nty aeoonds West �(tiar0 53' a":;"i�" J 3#al1Pze t�. one hdr��lr4�tt twant.y-aevon And six httrsdecdths reel. iia' .061') to the Point (1501)1 thence d6CYedtir! thin ,-1 ! p dd'trees Chir y earn . Vittyr relit .rinutes thirty tteddmda right 13�' a.,; n ,1 $. of inGdrsaatlon or a curve c+f rrti ;l9 North w►aent rive degroom Cort C pY1 tti ohta a lir�d bearing kiJ �rw�+'f• ! E 13 3�� v4 y y v minw.,ea nett sot ands Fast -' 4 20 (N2$o u4' 10" S) a distance of tvzi !-r^1red eight Y anal rive '1 hurdet}dths feet (2k!.05) to the •,nIrt cot inters eaticirl cf s r 81 curve of rttdlus two hundtrd ree� !,l thrnte dtrleet,ing rirty-fivo degrees fifty-five nir-,tes rorty t'*cor±ds fart 29 (55'° 551 4011) onto a line bearing !-;rth thirty dogeaes elovpn ' minutes thirty bedonds, Hest (N30o .11' OV) a dis'uahce or two � - �► hundred sixty And firty-bix hundrelths Ceet (260,56'') to the 24 Moint of intomictibh of a tu;'ve or radius three huom ed feet ol), theNe Jerlacti-g thirty,tbur ,iogVcol twenty-flve minutes Wen:ty 'iaoonds right (34 25' e0") onto a lthe bedelhg North r rt,ur degrt~ae' thiti�trAn :mihu.e3 fifty ae;ends ibat 0440 1,3' 50"S) ."' a dlitabd# or ilio hundeod forty3ij, And 3vventy-three hundredths? ' rent (W,13') (o the point or trttec'sact on or a cueVe or ! `> rh 1 1r.diub thrdo hurdi^ed rcpt (3ao'); 'thxneb ddrlaeting twent 1 =�' 4tgeoes ritty-aaven minutes 'forty .stedoha i right (�Ao 57' Vii') I onto a line bearing floeth Wehty-tive ddgeeoh dldvdn 'minutes 2e thirty aecondo Bast (N25o Ill 3005) r+ distancd of two h'thdedd y{ y e t.�tts et (Z34,g1') to 0 o0int ' tnira� xrqut� xn;� tlitl+et ohe htlndre9fe . imn the North lint, or staid teotion ttha`e#(( ) 1'roM which the',' klrthwest corner of amid a"eeti0h three 3 bears North eighty. `0 hy,'ne t geia's :+rty.thveb minutest Wella (N go $31W) at i disteihoo or toe ht!hdeet thirty-nine, And siskty-itix hundt'edthd rail - r ax w trczns�ttirdl�ixttxxirntxzs , �•ii'�.ii�`,�«rbc°�:.e�:xir�r'.t,�'�T�'�'�t���„';�.yrtdacaartrl�fic�C _ �, '- ; - '',�✓�z" rpt �) � `.. h, r ?ry�'#y},. ,.� c �, 39 'A y ,a au. fix. _ ,... 4�" ' � •nT '� i #A66 tiroawnuaMr I W qv y, ,• � a.� Slott C C iP AND VOWF. +rwraw rr► eat w . i; C a:7,°tSi3 Yf rMitett a. o gaud out I aft tn�io ' aslw LaParto 3U %arysri;llv,Ca.iP. a � 007t izti4tetR{�C �1; (;1065 'w"�"'—�•� '. �^--� S!MCt A�OVR 19w16 l►1v� Iw0!! w�MOtR9 ilel tP a.11f�!pp .:;ribRall 13roint menilncp A)reb w so bmm ow la rr #&mat_ ohne 07 l r 1ll��a dlanraa anrr�lasA �bla�d ae 11 dlcR ♦ �hl�reala. iea..eia :� Y.`.��y ri Y.i ii liYY���.�ii+�1 i. �t ra�gNr c1+ m. Room t1. O mom it and MRIMS M. 0000Q t7atltT..a..t ' rr' .s tL Da, [i1.IA S. ORCO0 60d JOIt QAlrelLk"OIsCO 1, his wile � z ,, .. � r S���Kf"[l�AAtt[� id ta: a�el gasgeRy aikarw, i Mu road et etpmra ted ,;: f�d°_ ,r C�,/t� .�dlliAsroi�,�aw3la�a.lotlea.r �'M .f, t•. A irlgtlt 0( my for rood parties" 60 feet tea width orev a portieb of the Narthsest �" Y *wr..w of, t" Mae tammit geerter sod the llertheartt quarter of the rwtbweot quarter of '11. ►i. Feoffees 10,: T 1 1. K 7 f It. li C. dsscrlbaee as felleo,rt dr! aaaezt,rtr 0*15 . ' fb Ft" the► t% to+tw+t` commit to Seetlos 3 Sad )% fatwshdp iV North, Range 7 fart: >w er 8r • 15' tom. atoaq tss soet!ao itao ddrdd tq Sectfeas 3 sr,. 199 1270.1 feet 90 00 1/16 Cerar- seyaratiq tbx Adme ad Osgood property; thence Seeth 420,3 f+Mt M ttw aeetreldoe e4 tke le"Jo# read to tree Point or begisot wqt thfaO, ®l*" the cenettrrtt a, orf the Inning reed the foltentay;yrarimp and ddgtaocefc lien% M feet. Srwtb 830 tltet 274feet. &mth 63" best 148 feet+ Saeth S30 West 147 foot. $math 7T• gest 129 foot. West 2r1e feet, $oath 8211 Nest 2n fret. Sneath 06' %*1 247 font: tieuoe tseviay tw cestertioe of 'the logging road ltarth 05* Volt 327 foot to tbo teaterlime et tkrr Rend ar It existed ttore+ber 26i "` I w ', } mow.♦+ /'� 61 ' MASS or CJ a,% nL t1 d • _.."._-...,._._.rt.de., a,ia w eek t%. ^``•' itra +a. ,. 4 Meq MMP. M am lemma tr'reaf! r�a V" r mm. one vmwp� - w so bmm ow la rr #&mat_ ohne 07 l r 1ll��a dlanraa anrr�lasA �bla�d ae 11 dlcR ♦ �hl�reala. iea..eia :� Y.`.��y ri Y.i ii liYY���.�ii+�1 i. �t ra�gNr r :f0 � .s tL Da, . . 0.w.�Jt`R OAM j.. �., to paplas • ,,.,,,j • ,.. _ _ . t>rtt scat . dr! aaaezt,rtr 0*15 . • �I at to be the Aesi/tant TMst �+meer Or sno ..I'reoitlislit sal J.J. 'lrA�(i/11, haoea , ICA VATUNIAL TMBT A1111i1fj�njr.84A.4�oCIATfCp, fhi saL ooal b memaistiva � �` tris er Tie a persons teC the toragoing,:imrtr+ t soeia io t eksl a�➢ciru5-a seaeiatioa Lhereia aaes+�i, av►Q seknoni� ;: x;. }se 'scs►e as be?aalf a. the aatiaael banks V jt;o,ire that such nstionsl bankins association executed the *me ss trusts*. WITO S my hand and oft`ielal weal. 7 ( SEAL) X= P. :CARPENTSR... Notary Public In 'on— } said xube Covaty end State. ,ri .amgoae elpires away 12, 1946 Recordeoo mt the "regaest of Bosom t7DtJSTY TTTL& CO. OCT. 11, 1945 at 10 advt. 3 rrra�r� *Jf.vlva9c A►x. Vol. '%1,'Va & 77, 'Oi't'i0ia]. Hle"rd■ of butte County, California. 8.7. WDDBPYi'R....*...COOS= RZODRDER app UM" R=RDU Z%D"''21 G.F. ADAM V AT& i i h I�TOr PA" nc GAs AND =JCMC CWAITY C.P. Ana &afl lXrD A J ADAMS, bust, -=I. end wilt, and CURM if ADM, .iarve >xn¢xec a.s Cxi&p= Wort= goo, lss"I after ealled first party, is soasltsrstloea of vjw yw.Id th0rafar try PACInC OAA A= XLZCTRIC CART, a Cal-Irorsi• 4*rporation, bersia- a.�►' t l*4 sremd party, the ad"vy avid reeeipt mbersof are bereby ■dmmleddod, doss UV-Vjp CftZM tt *A seeaad ratty, its eneoesser* amts assign, the ri8ht seed privilege or `" • , lvttai.oiM and aging, ft the tram:ssiatie� M& distribntiap or slerattisitg 0T*VtjzCJvL , eal purposes emneetad tbsrwltl. 0 mingle line of poles and wash vires ss rsoopw v^,i%*U trove two to hiss essee40l tberrfrcr, sad all eessarlr ea4 groper Apra` arc+ weed bm2ee even, atbor ' aCursi rot gets Ax eoaaest1am tiReresdtb, �d alas a 0 '.nay thsrefor, along Medi of the hersiaattoe dassribed mtea ave and se'rois to e I', neruix ams eit"te is me cavo ty or fttte• ate of Oauftrale, deeeriva vet tulles o the a�o*�$M�atoquartgr 'et albs >MNeWf "I quarter Of f1*QU at 1D,a 0!xA hbs ' tlAg $WT l3f�TZ COS O� ! "via. tmeal a east` is a. D. e 'O q { ,r ^ 9" 'tib - ., r �rY :$� .' ; " a h� �,�t � •y,. � .• �r ���•.. .Yhti a",� �.�'Sri'"r«',.�•' ver d•' �^• o _+ 79 Tho route of said poles *hall be as toUcyqm, O 0. r BeSinni-ig at a point In the westerly bouu4a--T 21me of said picide a, WA running theace north 23' 35' east 70 fact, more or lose, to a polat from which the wont, quarter dorawr of said, section 10 bears south 2P n6}' vast 2580.2 foot dixt&At; th"so north Wr 451 sent 8,51.7 fiat; tbonce north 640 301, seat 500.0 rest; thanas north 7441 46v oomrt 155 feet, more or less, to the easterly bomdary line of said prmises'k First party also greats to second party the right to trim any trees along said pole$ ind wires wbenever cousidered neasasary for the complete enjoyment of the rjgb-%(j-,4rvby:dratted. 12 WITSWS WM=70 first party but executed these promeolOthis 23 day of LVINA Z. jenscut-04 In the preseno's of C.F. AnAxs 'T.L. W28% WIMSS CRARLE9 W. ADAMS CorTlat as to Descriptico TOB 9/l/0 MATI OF CAU?ORWA, On this not 'day at Angmt, In the year me tboummd nine bvm4r6d and forty-flvv, befors not T.3Ca MO. a Xotary Pvib; Is in anid for the amid County or Butte. STAU by WI"RXIJL, reel" tbertin, duly mmIsmiobed and sworn, personally dppoar*4 X.L. UIWM, kmmu ", as W1 to the personwbove mm" in subscrib*4 to the within iWftr%mmnt as a m1tat" U*reto, wbo, 'being by we duly amraq a —essd and mad: that L he romi4es In W" County of Bette , Otat* of California*, that he *as present mv4 saw 1-wrina J. A4mv, C.F. Adma and Cbarl" W. -%4=3t_ (parxemUr la ms to Ma to be the porvoiss doserl'bed I& sma wba *x**wto4 the &a1d witblu Instramest ss Ps&- ' -S tjhQ�440) arts sad 44,U'Tuir the swear ; thAt the rmid LwTins Jr. Adams, Cal. Ad=w, & Cbm- X11. "We ftly acknowledged Lz tb4 pro**nceor maid afrisat,, that the • 4aw tali Ams.**4 that he, the, said afflost tbervapm and at the requopt at said Levism r. Ai s$ Cafe Adms$ an& Cborlev *a himw, sabivaribed hie amw to wtUmme theirsto, U Imam vumr, 2 bawv 1wrova" set my laved M4 armed to offt"I&I o**I in said Catty of Bette, the to 084 7"r ft this sorrti.noste first above writtea. (SIAL) ULM rumv, I% am to? Ow cads Ommft at costo, Mats or wlftmi6. 96od at %be mmes at muAw SZ nme mmm. =o, oc?. u. ms st 0 1mdA. post U @#SIM* A.U, Vol. Jrn P"t 7S, Or"GjajL ROOV"a'ar Ste 000", 44 .. tom Esso Yl on" on NAM" ,) i w ;l ••..••-p W..'+T.'wW++K�T�^.Wr{�:.--Yw+51w+- M+rM.H'rf*�'we--4�W+:r.Y4xr i.++�M+++rihvwk,k u 41+Y `rea� i F.'+a4�a a..e a., - to. tiri nw�w(/� CHAS ADAMS to UNITFJ STATLL at AW:AIICA R1G4T-0E-MAY-DEFD 71^ T LiCRAPH AND :E MIONE LIR2 rNov AU 'M BY THFSX PUSENTS, that 1. CUS. ADAM-St Clipper Mille, of the County of .Rate of Callfornia, in consideration of One and, no/1030 Dollnrg ($1.00) to see in hnn.: paid, ;eaue, rytber good and valuable 'considerations, the receipt "hereof is hereby ouly aaknoaledFred , do h by grant. bargain, sell and convey unto the MITLD STATF,S OF Api1,RICA an easemeint and right of -lb groaa_over the following tract or parcel of land, situated, lying and tieing in tht Countieai * ubn and, Butte, State of ualifornla, and bounded and particularly described an follow": } } X7-,} Sea. 36, T. 20 N., R7 E..,, M. D. U., in Yubn County nn» h'F} Vol Ger. U. i... lei Sec. 1, T. 19 N., R 7 E., U. D. X. In Fiutte County. ,&hn anid right at way hereby granted is for the construction, maintenance, end. full, " poles B telephone and telegraph wires hal and t�lnt use sisd en�oyeent of one line of lea besrin t rersin8 the nbore-described preanal teebtding to the fall owing, Genera course and direction i r*-ad t Following, the Chnllenge - .e Porte County Road. azd to be used for the purpose- of co=unicstion try telephone and tellegreph rnd Dano 'other. ,?win grant shall be effective so long as anid easement shnll`be actunlly used for the perp--ate ftbove specified, and nil rights hereundNr shell revert to the owner of the land no roan' ne rha said UVe thereof enall be Fibmndoned and diueontinuard, The Crnntoe chall. Pit aliL resaonable times have the right to enter for the purpose or c-;xsstruction, repairing, patrol:ltng and rea.oring such tele+phonaw and telerre+ph ltne, doing r+r little dt+ -*,4ge as possible. lli *1174= '%UI %OP, I hitve' bereunt.o set >sy hand and semithis lEth `der of Septenber, n.lzeteen hundred an+t thirty-tyro: CILAS. ADAMS Zj[C,t Ljj, SL.ALED and DELTV RZD it the Precerace of . ADAC, i erlil.). 71" Mid G ' ACOOT+I.?.tlu� FAtt 1ND YILUAUS '1tTf Or caryo?i aA tea Personally nppear#&d before sae.-_ j A Notary Public in and for this Couhtr or Butts-, C4A.0-: ADA1dj who In known to ate to be the were person who execute-A the Poree;olne loikbei nn; who ncrnaxlRdged that he righed, efnlvA and deliver^d thr aA4# at free and voluntary act for the morn ,%n3 purposes ther+n set forth: r DONE at Orbvills, In the Count„► 'of 1,ulEte, this 1pth Anv of O'eptna►be,;, 19V iSt60 M F! AWTV t:otnry Tublto C t�%slon expires lwg. Uth, 14t1a Asdordvd At the h6gUest "of J. Ty Gray Ape ,b+ !ONO kt t'D lath. ,prat 1 a•rlock 06 Mt. i 'Yo* 43 or ofrictia hebb"oo i+age Sbo, `Yubn Countp ke.iarde. lth,Lila wAhTI-o tie ^ itimr By It, Tapley~ t)OoUty Aosco-delr. row rL... Beoorded et the Rsqu6bt or a. 2. t3rny Apr to 10,10 nt 0 iattya 'Plat V o'clock -'pi k`► yb1. t36a peRe �a, Offininl Rrhart� of ''Wt`tw Nkinty, r0i64"►ta. e y .SSV+ >' a ; : •,y.+,,l 7a J ► u,„ l ii, CJ 1` ,,SU;14. l5'"�t� 11 4 <t { w . �;, t , o , COW EYA214CE OF '.EASEME�4"T Mme' TiiL`3I,'�STRZTME:ti"R, tinted this dry of Dec. It WITNZSSETH; WHzxtEAS, by that certain 'instrument dated May Zai, 1951., , .f. 1�S8i:T'H Mi, GROWS and CiiARLES W,. ADAMS {hereinafter referred 1, 04- 1 tons '"Crewe and .�.JAms"j conveycd to SACIR 4MEW'YU O:t 01g3D LL"�i E.dt � COM)t'ANIF, a corporation ('aeraiaaltrr referred to at '"Sacramerto") aa. oadavrraant for a righR'of'¢x . for road purposes >oloer, along --and across thAt l S. V6 parcel of lase belorgtng to Crews aad A.'!A-7:4 beginning at center of rw �p px. , 7 E. !4t.D. 1.&M. and proceeding in ��. �i arc d Y'0 ati T` 14 "t R 1 a jeniarat north and ew'etrrlw direction to 'pi :perty of Adams and 'Vance. lying "tire fir g ty, � and being is Butte Cour , ..a..fornta, s cry at which grant of ea�ettr+ :t x' i it �j is attached hereto marked &, tibit I and by reference incorporated in azd marle y ,r• a part hereof, and IWHEF:FAS, Sacramento has coiv=yid all its right, 'title and interest � r erein ti* WOODLEAF TIM3ZA CORPORATION# 'a Calitorn:a corpot;atton ar °r;F i ' k �ereinAfter referred to as nWoMleat") by.hxf ce�rtain Instrument dated ` a w µ 9 r $ J�►aur sy �7, t 9 5 f ' F, . � is w a ., w N011r, T`tEREiFOR:G k.tiow All m eh by these present$ that Woadleaf, iw tonsidejrhtion of t!ze sum.. of Ten Dollars and other 'good And valuable t•tn►� tic fr, _ conitider tion to it by FEATHER RIVER fINE AIUS CO.a Nevada � "i,,°�,M icor oration (hereinatte�r referred to as Frathec Mver )i the receipt and � ii ii w rit }�,. is It i 1• C A'7 rate i - GnNYV�INC>✓ OF ilAiiI'Y amF+4 tl- a .,ur ,. ., y. x o � a: � w.tc a. .',• .sr r v � :a=:;.;w�-s.L , . p i. �7k 4 sufficicncy of which is, hereby Acknowirdgedo does hert.by grmt, transfer tonvey and assign unto reather River, its'iutcessrri and Assigns, all of Woodleaf s right, titre and -Interest in, and to the easement hereinAbove referred to grantee, by Crews And Ad.& rex IN WIT N ESS WHEREOF. Woodleati has caused these presents to be i executfed br Its duly authorizedti's corporate so -al to be hereunto officers and aifixed as of the date first above written. WOODLXAF TLMr )RPORATION President STATEOF CAUFOPoINU on thi Sg25& day of/r2 ,,e , 1961, before me the twlers-gmett, Public in arid (or Said 'C State 7 N tart Pub County and StA be'rson,!Lly appeared Z! , e et. N , i . arid koib*u to me to be the President and Secretary of WOODLEAF T121,4BER tORPORATIO-4 046 i:drpioroition that it-----situted the Wii-;�jjj instrument, kho-n to rhe to be the pe-esons, who eitecUted the within imtt'urnrrtt on behalf of the dorporation therein nAtried and acknowledged to me that such cbrporAtiom '4osecuttod the within instrument pursuant to its bylaws•or resolution of 10 board of Directors.: WIT% anW, d oftir-OeAl. NM my hand Nctrr�,PiIbUC in acid for pati Cbo#ity And State to. 4, too Mjr d6mmi0iiion enoirts, Ili* rt-OWANkoot % 4 Page 1 r.ONVr,tkNC3: Of' ZA.�EMCNT 4" fj I rsQ to Ar V, President STATEOF CAUFOPoINU on thi Sg25& day of/r2 ,,e , 1961, before me the twlers-gmett, Public in arid (or Said 'C State 7 N tart Pub County and StA be'rson,!Lly appeared Z! , e et. N , i . arid koib*u to me to be the President and Secretary of WOODLEAF T121,4BER tORPORATIO-4 046 i:drpioroition that it-----situted the Wii-;�jjj instrument, kho-n to rhe to be the pe-esons, who eitecUted the within imtt'urnrrtt on behalf of the dorporation therein nAtried and acknowledged to me that such cbrporAtiom '4osecuttod the within instrument pursuant to its bylaws•or resolution of 10 board of Directors.: WIT% anW, d oftir-OeAl. 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Lie .rrh "�aw� M-►'""� ie i 1' ' {►.. it Ott a1V-�4 rr�.. r`.Ki•► r ,_ T �./� ., �: ,. lC Butte DEPARTMENT OF P1.BL(C WORKS WILLIAM (Bill) CHEFF, Director 7 COUNTY .CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95465 Telephone, (916) 588-7266 140NALD D. McELROY Depuiy Dlreeior August 19, 1987 R. V. OsgoodRE: AP 73-21-17 1961 Goldorado Trail Waiver Application Placerville; CA 95667 Dear Mr. Osgood:" Please be adviser. that the Butte County 'Board of Supervisors,; at their meeting of tiupist 18, 1987, adopted a negative declaration and approved your project on ,the above-referenced property subject to the conditions of approval hated on the attached sheet--. Mien the conditions of lapproval are compi le6 with, it will be in order for you to file your "final map" with the Butte County Department of Public Works for recordation within twenty-four (24) months of the ditte of approval by the: Board of Supervisors If yoLt have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this off�.ce, Very truly yours; jlilliam Chaff' Director of Public Works i` Jn Mend .9a istant Director J1�Jds attachment cc Mike Mooney Clerk of the Board d • 4' 10 b R. W. Osgood, Wainer Application, AP 73-21-17, 3 parcels on property located on both sides of La.,. Porte Road appro'xi one mile 'westof Merrry Mountain Village: Clipper Mills area. Engineer: Mire Mooney Public Works conditions; 1 Verify legal access to parcel 2. 2 Place a note on deeds and map that prior to issuance of any permit to develop these parcels, owner shall provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -I to each parcel from a county maintained toad or state highway. 3 Access to '.be reserved stn deeds as per county ordinance. 4 Provide road. maintenance agreement. 5 Deed to thry County of Butte 80 fti right-of-way from the centerline of La Porte Road. 6 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required. 7 Pile a Record of Survey: R Suhmi.t the deeds to the Dept. of Public Works for, checking and approval prior to recording. Planning Dept. conditions: 9 Acceo.,q to parcel: 2 to be described by metes and bounds along existing logging .roads, reserved in the deeds, and shown on the Record of Survey. 10 Record in the office of the Butte County Pecorder a copy of the Limber management planate'( a Record of Survey. I� , i BUM' !jNTY SUBDIVISION COMMITTrE MTNUTES PAGE June 24, 1987 R. W. Osgood, 'Tentative Waiver Application, AP 73-21-1.7, 3 parcels on property located on both sides Of La Por;^ Road approx. one mile west of Merry Mountain Village. Clipper Mills area. Engineer: lfiike Mooney (continued from ; u,te 10, 1987) Mr. Hironimus said the archaeological concerns are taken care of with the access to the northerly parcel along the existing logging road. '.Chen there is no need for an archaeological surrey. Hr. Reid. said that there would not be a health inept. condition. This item was to go on to a hearing by the Eoard of Supervisors. iir. Hironimus said that 'there would be a Planning Dept. condition regarding access to parcel 2 to be shown along existing logging, ,roads . (exact wording to be worked out later) Mr. Edell said it should be a metes and bounds description. Mr. Hironimus said there would be a. condition to .record in the office of the Butte County Recorder a copy of the timber management: plait and ,a record of survey of the map creating the subiect property, (exact wording to be worked out later) 'Mr. Eaell said there would be an additional public Works condition to Submit the deeds to the Dept;. of Public Works for checking and ,4pproval prior -to, recoraln . This was 'to gig ..,t to the Board of Supervisors. This committee is recommending the following conditions: Public Works conditions: Public Works conditions 2 p.1 ; `lVerify legal access t to pare p.1 Place a note on deeds end,mat that prior to issuance of any permit to develop these h4ircels, owner shall provide two-way traversa')le access 98 -8 -QLD -1 to each parcel ftom a county maintained road or state'hi.ghway. 3 Access to be reserved i deods as reit county ordinance. 4 .Provide road maintenances agreement,. 5 Deed center�.inc of La forte Road* from the #:o the County of Butte 80 ft. right-of-way G` Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required BSE COUNTY Commlvnn hi-aUTES dune 24; x.987 MWE COUNTY SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MINUTES PAGE 3 June 24, 1987 OSGOOD-,'WAIVER APPLICATION 7 File a Record of Survey. 8 Submit the deeds to the Dept. of Public Works for checking and approval prior to recordings planning Dept. conditions: c" ccess'tr� Parcel 2 to he described by metes and hounds along existing_ logging roads, reservedin the deeds, alld shown on the F° .' a,rd of Survey. 10 Record in the office of the Butte County Recorder a copy of the tuber management plan and a Record of Survey: APPROVAL OF MINUTES OF JUNE "10, 1987 Mr. Hironimus made a motion to approve the minutes of the Subdivision Committee meting. of June IO, 1987 -as typed, Motion seconded by Mr. Reid and carried unanimoaslYs _ --------------- MEETING ADJOURNED BY STU VDEt,L MINUTES RECORDED BY DIANA 8HUEY ~ BUTTE COUNTY S'LWIMON Ci1MMITTEE MINUTES June 2411557 t, NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT 14- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project described below has been reviewed pursuant to the provisions of the California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 (Public Resources Code 21100, et. sect.) and a determination has been made that it will not have a significant effect upon the environment, Log # 87-04-06-07 AP4 73-21-17 W gv erP Appl 0 ationn PROJECT: divide 406.64 acres to create three parcels, one of 220.88, one of 118.09 and one of 61.67 acres. LOCATION OF PROJECT: On both sides of La Porte Road approximately one mile west of Merry Mountain Village in the Clipper Mills area east of Oroville. 4, NANIg AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPLICANT- R.10. Osgood et al. Mike Mooney 1961 Goldorado Trail 600 Bird Street Placerville, (A 95601 oroville, CA 959E5 - 5 MITIGATION MEASURES: A copy of the initial study regarding the environmental effect of this project is on file at 7 County Center Drive, Orovil le i This study was Adopted as Ii,resented. Arup :..Cit tw.: �z : r��,►ts�c: , Specific mod fc.atlons aiid supporting reasons are attached. . Q, public hearing on this I�legative Declaration was held- by the decision :making body. Hearing Pod" Date of Determi ration Determination: On the basis of: t):e initial study of environmental imp acti the information presented at hearings comments receive& ori'•the proposal and our owr kntywlpdge and independent research- We find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant effect on the env roaiment, and a NEGATIVR DECLARATION is hereby adopted, lie find that the ro.'eC t COULD have a s�: ylc � cant effect on the environmen�r bUt will not in this `ca�L�because of attached mitigation measures des"ibed in xtein S above which are by this reference made conditions df project approval , A conditional NEGATIVE 'DECtAhATION is hereby adopted. signature NJ Title k AI'I°CND'l X I. _ i NViI?CZt�l4itiNTAI. Clit?CKI�fS"I' Ir�OI21�1 (t c iie c cimplcte( )y I,t ac At;oncy) Log 88704-06-07 x ; nAGxGRalM AP #73-21-17 Name of ri rt�pr�;�e*n t OSGOOD�E'T 2. Address of ;pr,opotteri and representative (if applicable) R.W. ppod—— q.t—a,I ; m�.ke—>Xioc��ay 1961 Goldorado Trail_ Sp-LR_trd-.R treet.�,- Qlacerville, CA 95607 y orov�i, JCA-9-5.9-6�5 _ �,e., . 3, project description Waiver Applicaf LQn I T . t ANUATOJg 1 _l Ntil Nl'yS Cllr c 7Tr'R "T C-ANK yrs AtAY 13P' N(7 a. floes the 'project have the potential to degrade the quality or the onsironment, substantially reduce the habitat of a rich or trildlife species, cause a fish or wi ld.l i re population to drop below sel f- ,•, taini, ; 'lcvet:s, threaten to elimi.rlate at pla%•L or ftni� .•' ,*'mro.tnity, reduce the number or resttict the �anl;e of rare; or endangered plant or animal or- rxtinate i.toportant exaxmplrs of the mFljo periods el i tai Calirornaa history ,cr prehistory? lt+ potentialthe tachieve 5bort-term bonet"it.swto the detrimentoflong-terns, erntiironmetttatl i,oais° (A Dort -term' impact on the environment is oar: which occurs in a vc l ati ve'ly brief ar~riod. of time while long-t;errn iinpaots will crJore into the future") ) L, floes the prt�je.�e•t have itnpact r i,h ch ,ire ind vi�lu ally limited,, but cumulatively considerable? (A project mrty_,7mpraCt on. two or more soparate resources where the i.0pact on each resaurco is relatively , smail, but Ohero the efifett of the total oj- those ;impacts on tete environment is significant.) d, hoes the project have environmental effects which will Cause substantial adverse effect., on human bo t n ,s either directly orIndirectly? l' 1 I ill t Iiltrti:dA I'lGly (`I'o brt rotnpl e ted by the Land Agency) On the basis of this initial e"Ttrttt on 7o"it t. rind the: prolsosod project cotli,tt NOT have a l l,gni'ricrrnt orrec:t on tiro rind prof an a k GATIVti iit.CLARA't'inN Will be preratt'twde lylli l`,ind that attth'Su;it the proposed project could h1,N,c .t �sigiiin- vatnt effect on the ttnvironment, there ivi,11 trot be a sil;ni riCant a�t'i"efct'in this c:o,se, because the riITIOATtGN MitABllRMS dcicrihad ort the attached sh.��et have heron nddod to the project. A l�il.i;A"I"l�dli 00 LATIA'I'lOiN Will he prepared. t,'lt'l Cirtd the proposed projoct MAY have a sil,tiiri.ennt efree t on tite tttrironment,, and an T:fivJltCtivt;►pN'C'AL lripAO`C' 11T'CYt`fl' is rcIA etttlrod, may 1581 (0-0'11)" Cllr BUTTl., PLAWNG liiiVAIt:�I+iI N'1` %d Tt. us, Assoc' 'e >?anher Dav rig+ "3m Itevti wt:cL ley; _,�,a + �'`' -» ,, �'er•'-x,�, K. Y MIRONMENT:PLL IMPA S .� �t ►' erg answers are required t anata.ons Yes and 'in on ch d eet (s)'� YES MAYBE NO' EARTH. Will the proposal -result in significant in changes in instable earth conditions or b. geologic substructures? ---- Disruptions, displacements, compaction or c. overcovering of the soil? Change in topography or ground surface d. relief features?_,. ---- Destruction, covering or modific,.tiiQn of any .unique geologic or physical. featurds? of soils, --- e. increase in Mind or water erosion f. either on orIoff-site? Charxges in deposition or. erosion of,.beach, sands,-or changes in siitation, deposition t;r exosion which may modify ,the channel, of avex' or stream or the -bed •of , tine ocean. or g an bay, inlet or lake?. Y turallyy productive soils LOS of pxime .agr �c.ul � outs'id.e designated urban areas? --- ' of people or property geologic h.. Exposure ,to hazardsF such as earthquakes,- landslides , mild- ? sl �iEs,' ground failure or similar hazards? - Z AIR. 1'iili the proposal result in substantial: Air emissions or d.eterioratio n of ambient b� air quality? The cretion,of onject�onable.odors, smoke c.. or fufies Alteration of air movement, moisture, or --' atereoioany change in climate, locallyorg ar WATER. Will the proposal -result in substantial: a Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements in either b. marine or fresh waters? Changes in absorption rates, drainage pattern,y or the rate and amount of surface runoff? Need tot off-site surface drainage improve- c. ments, including vegetation removal, channel- ization or culvert installation? flow of flood - d. Alterations to the course or e, waters? i. Change in the amount. of surface water in any f. water body? Discharge into surface• waters, or . in. any including alteration of surface. water, quali:tiy, but not limited to temperature, dxssolve�, L oxy=ggr► ov turbidity? __. ate of flowg.. Alteration of the direction or r h, of ground waters? Change in the quantityof quality of dtoilnd waters; other through direct additions or uitllw drrawals, or through interception of an aquifer by cuts 'Or e:xcav ations 7 i n the amount of water otherwise y i. Reduction available for public water supplies? Exposure of p+Kopl.e or property to Water as flooding? related hazards sirch r, YES "MAYBE Na 4. r"11 the- proposal result' in substa�ntial: PLAHI ' LIFE Will t a. an,ge in -the diversity of species, or numbr6x of any species of ;plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)? b Roduction of tree numbers of any unique, rare. or endangered species ofplants? c. Introduction of new spec-ies of plants into an area, or in'a barrier to the normal replenish- ment of existing species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural rn.,'? S. ANIMAL LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial: C Can:ge in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species ,of animals (bards, 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.. Introduction of new species of animals into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? d. DIeterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? 6. NOISE,, Will the proposal result in substantial! e- a -- ncreases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?, 7. LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce sa.gn1txcant• la.ght and glare':' ..,., 8. LAND USE,. Will the proposal ,result in a su stanti11 alteration Of the present or planr►ed land usr o£ an, areal ....W- 9. NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in r l: s�i's t ant a. a u a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural. resources? �.. b, Depletion of any non-reteWable natural. r�5o13rCeS?' .--- ltl. RISK OF ill Involve:oal Fisk of explosionPSET. releaseof�hazard- :Fiskeor thes ous substances (i.ncl'udings but not limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the 'upset E� event of an accident or conditions? b, Possible interference with an emergency response plan or emergency eVactlation plan? 11. pOPULATTo�1. Will. the proposal altc.� the location, the human is the ut on, density$ or growth, rate of population? l2, Hou8ING. Will the proposal affect existing housing, �• or create a demand for additional housing? YES MAYBE NO l3 TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULA ON: Will the proposal ;; result in: a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle X C. movement? b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or X demand for new parking? c. Substantial impact on existing transportation systems? d. Significant alterations to present patterns _ W --- of circulation or movement of people and/or �- goods? e Alterations to waterborne, rail or a.i x traffic? --- f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, E bicyclists or pedestrians? ._..r. .. Y 14, PUBLIC SERVICES,. Will the proposal have an i.ffect upon;, or result In a need for new or altered governmental services: A, Fire protection -91 X -- b, Police protection? -- c. Schools? d, tiarks or other ,recreational facilities? e. Ijaintonance of public facilities, including oads? f. Aher governmentf.l services? 7 5 . ENIIA( ,?i' will the prcposal, result in s K-7 use of substantia'. amounts of fuel ,or energy? b. substantial increase in demand upon existing sourrIs of energy, or require the development of new $ounces of energy? ._.. .: 16 'UTILITIES. Will thb ptoposal result s, a need for alterations to the ;yew Systeltl5, or substantial following a. Power or natural gas? b. Ccmmun;idations systems? —X- cc Dater availability: d. Sewer or septic tank?_ie _.. e. Storm water drainage? f. solid waste and disposal?.. 17i UmN the It ini. p tial re any healthohazaxd oru potential a re at ion health hazard (excluding mental health) ? b. Exposure of people to. potential Health; X hazards? 18, AESTHETICS, Will the proposal result; in the ' obstruction of any, scenic vista or vidW open revi e �offefisivlt in thto p the cthe y e site gpen reat on�of an aestheticapll c' to public view? `. 7T7777 y feu <• t, YES MAYBE, NO RE CRE will the proposal result 3u an, impact g. __ of existing recreational k or quant + , ualit upon t�,q, Y :> ---•• '- '�{ oppo reunites? zo CULTURAL RESOURCES.' t e PTO sal result in the alteratzor , a, ill ofox the destruction of a prehistoric or , historic archaeological site? the result in adverse ph�rs�cal b Will proposal or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric .or °' x hi�tor .c buildiTIF *ruLt,ure or object? the proposal _ve the potefit "al to cause c. Does a physical Change which would affect unique ethnitc will'theuvalues? sting religious Proposal 'restrict exi d, Or sacred uses within the potential impact / -area? ENVIRONL'EVALUATION AP 73-21-17 r DISCUSSION Or' MENTA See attached. , t { Y_ SYOni OF 4liROflM NTAL FVAL'tlAi1'0 AP a- 211 -1 S. f.:,fib ': This project wi11 result I n the creation of three parcels in an area now devoted to timber ng.siteTwo wlll-sbencreatad;are 1,,Or,at:ed on the property e and a lljis,is because one single-family dwelling is considered compat1b1e wtli hi timber uses in Butte Be uldnreutiieeuZone. Creation additional homesltcoslnsome disrption, displacement nd overcovering of the soil which could in turn lead to erosion and siltation of nearby streams Because of the setback requirements for g,f1pti.c systems and the steep slopes in proximity to the streams, no significant lmoact should take place. 4a Adherence to the timber management plan required in order to ,zro,,ate these Parcels will result iry reduction of hardwood specles on site: This i5 in keeping with standard Brest practices and does not 'f i can't change i n the diversity of species In the area repr-went a s i gn :ince hardwood trees will not be eliminated, but rather thinned, fa,bc Adherence to the timberhar esting plan will require cutting standard forestry management and -harvesting of timber as p per the timber practices. tifegelyat i ort remove i and re -stock l oo p gem while will result in increases in noise levels OMthe management pie work is actually tar:ing place. Because of the limited property i nature of the work necessary to be done, this should not be a Significant impact on the area The existing TI Z-160 zone r equ i res minimum parcel s � ��� �, ' •. acres unless -.a timber management ,plan is recorded and adhered'to far mended that the timber at least ten-year period, It is recom manageniont plan be recorded along with a record of survey of the parcels 'being created by this Pt'*6Ject. qs This pr~oJOct Should promote the use of timber resources in the ar'�a 1081 Timbers management equipment brought onto the site will Whi1eltome in a minor increase 1n the use of fuels and lubricants, etc risk ,"f upset always. ex1sts, the small amounts used for normal open l ohs should not pose a serloUs threat of Upset 1� Seekt,%ZP15 6a,b Some mi t alc; ,Adherence to,the timber management plan may causruck' andnor inc reose 1n traf�lc in the area in the form of 16001ng will bib other rellalld0goladdhto relativelayddIghtnal tr8ffitsloadstj The one 1-itehalrRad�at ,fin the created a ar,�a roads. C Y1 The construct i n of one additional; homes i to on -�hc -suit i n an i 6 mase 1 n demand for pub t It services X-C I,ianago too n .oF the t i miser i an may resu i t i n some `temporary r9r"aoe of equipment or mater^ i a i s that friay be cons i dared un s i ght 1 y 1+1000 sites would not be any different from any other t.ituber lands in .,j,ig area ZqV; The subject property is located in an area where .archaeological rgources may exist. in order to assess the potential for adverse jpp,octs to archaeological resources and to determine what, if any, ,,I4rtgation measure,'; would be appropriate, a records search and n,ltivitY evaluation is necessary' If the records search indicates {, an archaeological survey is necessary, appropriate mitigation -o* sures may need to be develop -,ad; �. .�ili3i.41.�€r€ i'.-�d M i t i �a�,i on Meaai.ires No mitigation 'measure is recommended at this time regarding archaeological resources. The applicant should contact the Northeast Information Center at California State UniversitY, Chico to obtain a records search. An archaeological survey may be necessary to determine if archaeological resour:es exist on the property and, if so,, to develop appropriate mitt anon measures Record in the Office of the Buti;e County Recorder a copy of the timber management pian and a record of surrveY Of "he map creat i nq the subject properties. rhe i tr ^ 1 A!�sessor's- Parcel t 1? 1, !cant: P . iii . Osgood3- .i -, 17 Log # 87-04-06-07 f. o iectDescr i i dLi _ 1. Type of Project: Walver of Tentative Parcel Map. 2. Brief Description:Dividing 406.64 acres into three parcels, one of 220.88 acres, one of li a.Oq acres ,and one of 67.67 acres. Locat i<'on A On both sides ' of La PorteRoad, approximately one. mule e4est of MerrY Mountain Village in the Clipper Mills area east of Oroville. Proposed DensitY of Development: One hundred thirty-five W,, k-es per dwelling unit; average 5;. A,mv,�?unt of Tmpery i ous Surfacing-- Minimal. 6_ I11,C,vess and Nearest Public Roads : Property fronts on La "1 rs 17. Mekthsoci��,ofdSewage D b.sposal : Individual septic systems 8. Source of Water Supply: Individual Wells. 9. Proxlmlt-Y of Power 'Lines: To property. 1.0. Potential for further land divisions and development: None under the existing zoning and proposed timber Mansoement plan. 13. Environmental Setting phos i ca l Coy i rc�nmet�t�; 1. Terrain a� General Topographic. Character. l�iountaioes ridge top with relatively gentle slopes. Property bCcomes steeper and more ru3Ced to the north. Slopes- Mostly 5 to 15% slopes with areas of steeper, b. slopes scattered throughout the propertY• Slopes are generally hear 309 on the northerly portion of the property. c. Elevation 3125 to 3425 feet above 'Sea Level. H4 Limiting practors Areas of steep slopes. yo �. • p • is a, Types and Characteristics-' Aiken, Duk�ak e 1 1 a and Holland Soil Series. Class I to glass V toll's with low to moderate erosl'on pol:entlwl gehorwally well drained With b. L m l t%moderate i ngl' actoris"" S l oW permeab i t i ty and areas of sha l l aW eolis. 3. Natural Hatard5 of the land a. JEarthquake Zone. IvIbderate E�arthcivake Intons ty Zane VIII. b. 1=ros i on. Potential: Low to tn6der8te. c Landsi i de Potent i a'l = Illoderate. d. Fire Hazard High. e. Fxpans-ive Soil Potential Moderate h Hydralo9y a Surface Water; Oro Ieve Creek crosses the property, flowing from the southeast to the northwest, b. Groundwater Unknown, potentially limited C . Drainage Characteristics: Land drains to Oroleve Creek thence northwest to the 'South Fork of the Feather Fiver. d. Annual Rainfall normal) 65-70" e. Limiting Factors; Setbacks from drainageways. 5. Visual/Scenic Owality: High 6. Acoustic Quality: Good. 7 Air Quality: Good .jgjj� 91gja1'C-ny3ronment:. 6. Veget:►t"ion Primarily timber land stocked with conifers and hardwoods, with some meadow areas. 9. Wildlife Habitat: Critical winter deer habitat for the Mooretown Meer 'Herd. Itural Enyiro menti 1 0 . Archaeological and Historical Resources In the area: 'Low sensitivity area,. 11, OUtte County General Plan designation Timber Mountain. 12. Existing Zoning: TPZ-160. 13. Existing Land Use ony-site': Two s ng l e=- fam i l y dwellings and timber land. iA. Surrounding Area. a. Land uses Timber land, scattered single-family resl.delices at rural densities b. Zoning.' TPZ-160 and U. C. _ Genrii des i gnat i r hs: Timber MoUnta i n_ and Aol' k to l tura I --Res I den t i a l d Parcel Sizes= IOnes- to five -acre parcels aloolp L'�i Porte Load, surrounded by 40-to'640--acre parcels; e. Population: Sparse, with higher concentrations along La Porte Road. 15. Character of Site and Area. Rural residential area surrounded by timber 'I' and . 16. Nearest Urban Area: Oroville approximately 30 miles. IV. Relevant Spheres of Influence': None: 18.; :Improvements Standards Urban Area= No. 19. Fire Protection Sere'ice:` a. Nearest County (State) Fire Station': Volunteer Station #58 in Clipper Hills Sedsona 1 Station 454 at Robinson Mill. Forest Service Stations of unknown staffing at Challenge and at Strawberry Valley in Yuba County. The nearest f u 1 1=t i me year-round stat i ons In Butte County are Station #55 in Bangor and State oM 064 at Kelly Ridge b Water Availability: Fire tankers and an on-site pond. 20. Schools in Area: 11brysvllle. Joint Uh M od School district. 1. R. W. Osgood; Tentative Waiver Application, AP 73-21--17 3 parcels on property located on both sides of. La Porte Road approx. one mile West of Merry Mountain Vil.l.age. Clipper Mills area. Engineer: Mike Mooney Mr Rend: hada note to show the useable area on a map if there is a map. Mr. Edell said there will be a record o£ survey. Mr. Hironimus said that the Archaeological Information Center at Chico States recommends that a survey be performed in the area where ever there might be ground disturbance That might include timber areas. Mr. Osgood was present. He asked for more detail about the archaeological. survey. Mr. Hironimus said that the concern is for any areas that might be disturbed in the future such as a homesite or logging operation. Mr. Edell said that the whole property is for logging operations;. be It was noted that any areas for roads would have to/included in the survey. Mr; nhimus suggested getting in touch 'with tin archaeologist, who would know N, areas would be sensitive to study. Exactly what is meant by "grouria.jiisturbance" is not certain, Mr. Edell suggested talking to the records keeper at Chiro Stater who wrote the letter, as to what would be satisfactory to him. t" Mr. Hirnnimds said that the 'Planning Dept. `needs a letter from an arthaenl.ogist, with his recommendat,Wns, if any. it was noted that the road will not built at this time, but there will be a note on the deed and the record of survey., �! Mr,, Edell said that any development: permits from the County such as far p z building or septic tanks, would trigger construction of the road. Mr. Osgood asked if the easement could be relocated at a later date. Mr" Edell sold that if Osgood can get, an easement somewhere elser he could build a road on it to the parcelsz Me, Osgood sgid that they might get an easement from aneighbor, but at presont, there is a cloud on that property, so for nov they will show an easemeht somewhere else': They intend to go with the other ,easement at a later date. If!`t BUTTE COUNTY MINUTES June 1.0,1.9$7 rry re 'BUTTE COUNTYSU13DTVISION COMMITTEE MINUTES WAGE 2. � ,June lo, 1987 It was agreed to contlaue this item for 2 weeks until the archaeological l ,survey has been done. The Hevl.th Rept. and Public Worksconditions were ready; There was some discussion about the soil on tho property from the point of 'view of useable area.. Mt. Reid said that the Health Dept condition might be deleted if Mr. Osgood would talk it over with Ed Overhouse. This '.Lom was continued for 2 weeks. 'Public Works and the Health Denti are recommending the following conditions: Public Works conditions: I Verify legal access to parcel 2. 2 Place note on deeds and rip that ,prior to issuance of any permit i to develop these parcels, owner shallprovid.,� two--way traversable access RS-8-IM-1 to each parcel. ;from a county maintained road or state highway. 5 Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance. 4 Provide toad maintenance agreement. S Deed to the County of Butte 80 ft. right-of-way from the centerline of La 'Porte Road _ 6 Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required', y the a Record of Survey.. Health Dept. cohdition Show the usable sewag�t disposal, area proven to meet the requirements of the SubdivIa-lon Ord vAance on parcel, 2. --------------- APPROVAL OF MIND T L S Or' MAY 27j 1987 Mr. lt�thn4 m"P,, made a moiwion to approve the minutes of the Subdivision Cot►mittrdo. o:: 1116y "7, 19:57, as types., Motion seconded by Mr. Edell and carried -Or with Mt: 1t,�id abstaining 6114 M-,', Vdell and Mr. Hironimus voting "aye." MEETING ADJOURNED BY CHAIRMAN ET3ELl. MINUTES RECORDED BY CURK SHURY BUTTE COUNTY 'L ROUTES June MAO X95 Ai'lf.Nlll 11, t:CdhN'1'Y tll 13tH'"[.,;1: 1;E+VT.lil1'tih1I.N1'A1, ClfliGEtl:T�'!` lr(lttht (to De ctttiiltl etas ty ],ea A!lc rtcy) Log 1187-04,-06-07 I, Ali #73-21-17 t�}amt � f" ;t'tUponent .,�.1 .W�OOD rct oneot and representative (if apPl.icable) �� Address of P p R.W. Osgood e ms; _ &tJ_-eetr.-_ 1961 Goldoracio ;grail aro965 PlacezyX1_ e�,UP 95607 3r Project dascriptian Waiver AP�1_icat'�" I l: �il;ll?Nw iCnJCE tf 1L a. 1Joe; the project ceithave the ,otential antiall.yto �reduce rade he gtral i fy r5 f the t}te Tial9itat ora risk or wildli.., spbeloW�selfse a ri sh or wildlife population to drop l f- of sus ta, i n inl levels, threaten to eliminate a p ..rnimal ommunitY, reduce the number or xestrict the range, Of .1 rare or endangered Plant or animIll Or eriods eliminate important examples of the ma o'�' P oC (.2lifornia history or I)rehistory? la. project Does the have the potential to achieve ,hurt-term balltfit- �Al1short-termtimpactnontermthe, environmental goals. in a e J nt C one 11hi h occurs tern imPhatstt brief period of time whale long-term c�rtaurre into the rtrture.) _w - hoes the, o impacts Which are individu nity' limited, but cumulatively eonsiderable7 CA project may iaacrtit�esathtlresoUTc-a isprelativcl.vuree where the Impact small, but where the effect d1 the total or those .� It ficaut.): impacts 'r"in the ernt�xronment is Sign >: ntal 1 c r t dy Clacs the l�rs rDStant alG dvarts ec'Ffcetsronthunt� ncl /'� will taus or ittc(trrctly -5 belh9si hither diroctl)f l l l k tgtll C?h 1 y��l1t);d. C'i'te lte completed by the I cad Agency) In the basis of this initial evaltiat iont I/Ivr find the proposed rrojeet CO11Ltll;Ctll,ItlthAV0 atai!]tth�tl�ont rc'j trtedeffect on the cavi ronment, grid tt N> 11141 find that although tinnen>�lt hesepi llcr7o obecln}tsihtive ririca-ilt r :tat e rret on the envMI et'rcc t ttr thi;; curse becaiteentile fJd,rt6At1 aN1y1'ole ti+� AeNIi�A�I on tile attached Shout have l!'10,; rq l l l>c: propareLl. I,�ttiC. 1 Cttd titti ltrr�Pr75ec1 �Prtt,iect MAY 1ar'e ,� ;3 +ni f leant e`I r �t t yeti tilt? c rrt%.1 tnicwntt tend an i.N4�T1,tONhlllNlAi, 1�i1 ACt"I"h'RITOM, is re irire�l 1987 c:O 'i'1" Ol� p1aANNlNttyTai:i'�llt'1'hl1:N'I" DAIL'. L'. MAY 8r .. ; }.:,. � .�..� -.. . Davs F ENVIRONMENTAL IM CT5err ►� r, wrexs are required `rr ye., and maybe ans xp anata ansa on attached sheet(s)) YES ?4AYBE NO 1, EARTH, Will the proposal result in significant —a. ---Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geolog,jc substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, compaction or •ti.. �- overcovering of.the soil? .---• i C. Change in topography or ground surface '.. _: relief features? d, Destruction, covering or modif-icati.an of any .. lx_c_ .unique geologic or physical features? in wind or water erosion. 'Of soils, x e, Increase either on or off-site? ��. o f Changes in depositibn or,prosion ;•beach• sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion which may modify -the channel of or the -bed .of - the ocean -or �G a river.. or stream s.ny , inlet or lake? , •agrproductive soils Losiculturally s of prime, outs':i ae designated urban areas? h °hxle or property to geologic posure of peop as earthquakes, landslides, mud hazards $uch -slides; g round faii;uie or similar hazards? 2: AIR. Will the, proposal result in substantial! F. Air emissions or deterioration of abient air quality? , b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke x or fumes c, Alteration of air movement, moisture, or any change in climate,, temperature, ov locally or regionally? --- r., al -result ir.. substantial: �. � he propos 3. 11AVOR tV 11 a. Changes in cuxrent:s, or the course or direction of water- moltements in either , marine or f`.eesh waters? -- -- b, Changes in absorption ;rates, drainage, patterns, or the rate aid amount: of surface runoff?'�' Need for off-site surface drainage improve- c. ments, including vegetation removal, channel= iZation or culvert installation? d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood !, raters? + iii any surface water. e. Change in the amount of — t i: water body f pgischar e into slltfaee• waters, or in, ,any ity, including alteration of surface. water gt,ai e, , batt not limited t+� tempe.rat��-dissolved G: o:ygo or turbidity? Alteration of the aire^t ,16n or rate of floV g. of ground waters? �. round waters, h- h. Change i ft the, quanti�y or ual itor with - either through direct ad.dition� either drawals, or through interceptio.t of an aquifer by cuts or .sXca •ations? i Reduction in the amount of 'rater othetwise available for ,'pubs, is water suppii.es 7 of people or property to water Exposure J related ha.Zards 'such as floodin; a. J : N0 YES MAYBE 4. FLANT`'Y.IE Will the proposal, result in substantial:: of or number a. ange in. the diversity species, of plants (including trees' of any species shrubs grass, crops, and aqua plants)'? , b" Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare ---- or endangered species of plants? C. Introduction of new species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish- ment of existing species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop" Will sitpoo£lresult 5, ANIMAL LIFE. species;iorsnumbersyal: verhe . Gnange in the diversity of animals (birds, land animals of any species including reptiles, fish and shell fish, benthic Organisms or insects)? �- n the umbers of any unique, rare b. Reduction in animals? -�- or endangered species of c, introduction of new species of anirals into the migration. an area, or result in a barrier to or movement of animals? d. Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife habitat? 6. NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial: levels? ati increases �n existing noise of people to sever.e,noise levels? b. Exposure 7; LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce sign ?,cant ] i t and glare? g" LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a su stant al a� teratio�n of the present or planned land use of an area? ge NATURAL RESOURCES' will the pi~oposal result in substantial. `Increase in the rate of use of any natural a. . b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural resources? l0. RISK OF UPSET. v+ill the proposal involve: o (;xplosion or the release of hazard- a. A r1s° our substances (inc°.uding, but not kited to, ' or radiation) in the orl. pest�Cides, cheinicals event of an accident or upset conditions? _w0-"" " rference with 'all emergency b. Possible interference evacuation plant .-- response plan emergency POPULATION. Will the proposal alter the location; j1. rete of the humaiY density, or growth papolatinn? 12. HOUSING, Will the proposal affect eXisting housing; housing? :. -- �. or create a demand fur additional : w 3 ' YES NO 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. IYill the, proposal a. Generation of Substantial ubstantial. uddition:al vehicle ,. C- movement? b. Effects On existing parking facilities, or b. demand for ne!I parking? c. Substantial impact on existing transportation X c systems? d. Significant alterations to present patterns ofcirculation or movement of people and/or n goods? e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? -- ... y, f'. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? „. 14, PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect upon, of r in a need for new or altered governmental services;c a. Fire protection? :..._ b. Police protection? c: Schools?' d. larks or other recreational facilities? ti J e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f. Other governmental services? 15. ENERGY. Wil1 the proposal result in. a. Use of substantial amounts of, fuel<.or energy? b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? 16. UTILITIES; will the proposal result in a need for ,e;,+ systems:, or substantial -alterations to the following:a. power or natural gas'? b. Communi cat ions systems? X c. Water availability d. Sewer or septic tank? e Storm water drainage'?. f. Solid waste and disposal? -.X- .-1.7. 17i HUMAN _HEALTH. 19ill the proposal result in a. Creation of any health hazard or potential , health hazard (exeXuding mental health) ? ,, b. Exposure of peop o to potential. health X hazards? _. --- a ' AYBE. NO _} RECREATION. Wilx the proposal Tssult i.n. an impact ; upon t Ye quality or ,quantity of existing xeoiona3 opportunities? -�- •--- ',' ZOO. CULTURAL RESOURCES.''A yyyZi t e propos.ai result in the alteration 4 a. or of or the destruction of a prehistoric �, •, . historic archaeological site? . y b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical t� or aesthetic effects to .a prehistoric :or or object? ---- historic building, structure _ Does the praposal have the potential to �.a;se c: . a physical change"which would affect unique ethnic cultural. values? --- , --� d. will -the proposal restrict existing reliaious -- or sacred uses within the potential impact' r -area? .,�N RP 73-21_7 ' DISCUSSION OF �;NVIRpNMENTAL' EVALUATION See attached. a y rA low C1, v C'USST0N Oi= PIVVIk�i�iNM_ I TAl �Vf'f�.UATIOf�Y AP ��- 1-17 13trt}3b,f This project will result in the creation of three fire i s In �,ear�of� oty , andea third to mbuildingr site oN existing 1 1 sbe be .are lr,at.ed on P iil�1 s I s because one' s i ngl e�-i am i l y dwelling is considered compatible 'Butte County's Timber Preserve Zone. Creation of yi4:h timber uses in t1,C, additional homes i to could result i n some disruption, di sp 1 acement and overcover'ing Of the soil which could in turn lead to erosion and 511totiion of nearby streams. Because of the setback requirements for sep'til= systems and the steep slopes in proximitY to the streams, no �Z-:i gn l'f i cant Impact should take place. 4a: adherence to the timber management plan regU i rcd In order to cr,eato these parcels w l l result In real, pct i on of hardwood spat i es On site This is In 'keeping with standard forest Practices and does not ,represent a significant change In the diversity of species in the area since hardwood trees will not be eliminated, but rather thinned. 6a,b' Adherence to the timber harvesting plan will require cutting and harvesting of timber as part of standard. forestry management ,practices. 'vegetation removal and re -stocking per the timber 4manaaement pian will result in increases 1n nolse levels on the property while work is actually takino Placa. Because of the limited mature of the work necessary to be done, this should not be a significant.. impact on the area. - , 6 The exist! ng TpZ- 1 60 zone requires Minimum parcel sizes of 160 ;acres unless a timber 'management plan i s recorded and adhered to for at least a ten -Year^ period. It is recommended that the timber management pian be recor led along with a record of survey of the parcels beteg created by this project. 9s. Yl_Jis project should promote the use of timber resources In the area.. l0a *rIMber management equipment brought onto the site will rresuIt in - exists, the small amounts used for normal e a minor increase in the e use of fuels and lubricants, etc. While some risk of upset always � operations s.touid not pose a serious threat of upset. 1�e See, items 68,b 13ajc: Adherence to the timber manogemenl'. pian may cause some minor lncreaso In traffic In the area in the form of logging trucks and other related equipment. The one additional I,omesite that will be created will also addto relatively light traffic loads already on the area roads. 14 3 T"he construct i ori 6f onean dadditional public �roservi ces in the, 8propertyuiarea I 1 result in an Increase in dem _6W ;a f�ianagernent o r the timber lands may result In some temporary t.rage of equipment or materials that may be considered unsightly e gse s►tes would not be any different from ,any other timber lands in 44 jig.area'. The subject property is located it an area where archaeological � o-raurces may exist. in order to assess the potential for adverse ,,{iipracts to ';archaeological resources and to determine what, if any, tilt igation measures would be appropriate, a records search and }nOltivity evaluation ion aI sriceizsary. Tf the records search indicates iot an Is necessary, appropriate mitigation ,Ttioavures may need tr, be developed:, �.}�en� .d M i`t i spat on Measur�a s ' f No mitigation ►treasure Is recommended at this time regarding archaeological resources. The applicant should contact the Northeast InforMaction Center at California State Un1vers ity Chico to obtain ar recordssearch. An archaeological survey may be necessary to determine if archaeological resources exist on the property and, if so to develop appropriate mitigation measures.' G> Record 10 the Office of the Butte County (recorder a copy of the timber management plan and a record of survey of the map creating the subject properties it Ap.1 I i cant: R . W, ticgood Assessor's Parc+ i' Loi± it 87'--04-,ob-07 DATA SIJEET A8 EwoJect DescC 1 of i of] 1 Type or project: Waiver of Tentative Parcel Map 2. Brief Description: Dividing 406.64 acres into three parcels, one of 220.88 acres, one of lIE409 acres and one of 67.67 acres. a. Location 00 both sides of La Porte Road, app'roxi'mately one mile west or' Herry Mountain Village in the C1iAper Mills area east of Oroville. Vii. Proposed Density of Developmentt One hundred thirty --five acres per, dwell 1' rig unit, average 5. Amount :of Impervious Surfacing,: M1n1ma1 6. Access and 'Nearest Public Road(s): Property fronts on La Porte Road, V. Method of Sewage Disposal: Individual septic systems. 8 Source of Water Supply individual wells. 9. Proximity of Poser Lines: To property. 10. Potc1wtI.al for further- land divisions and development: None under the existing zoning and proposed timber management plan. 8. r-ny i ron menta] S€t,:t JJ .2' P„slcal Environments 1. Terrain a General " Topographic ` Character. Mountainous ridge top with relatively gentle slopes. Property becomes steeper and more rugged to the north;; b. Slopes: Mostly 15 to 159 slopes with areas of steeper* slopes scattered throughout the property. Slopes are generally near 809 on the northerly portion of the property. c,. 1: l evert i on's 8125 to 3425 feet above Sea Level. d. Limitlno pastor -s: Areas of 'steep s1opes, 2. Soils a. Types and Character st i c4:: A i k can $ Dubak e l l a aril Holland '8011 Serl es Class' I to i'lass V so 1 1 s with low to moderate erosion potent IZip i', genorally welx dra1ned with sIoH to moderately slow p6rmeabillty. b. Limiting 1=actors s Slow pe:rmoob i i i ty and areas of shallow 3. Natural Hazardsof the %and` a Eeirthquake Zone- bloderete Earthquake. intensity Zona Ville b. Erosion Potential Low to moderate Cb Lai dsl idoi Potential: ividdrarate. a d ri re Hazard.: H i eh e. expansive Soil Potentlal:i Moderate. 4. Hydrology a. Surface Water; Oroleve Creek crosses the property, fJoW:nq from the southeast to the northwest.' b. Groundwater'= Unknown, potentially limited. c. Drainage Characteristicse Land drains to Oroieve Creek thence northwest to the South. Fork of the Feather "River.: d. Annual Rainfall (normal). 65-70" e. Limiting Factors: Setbacks from drain;ageways. a. Visual/Scenic Duality: High 6. Acoustic duality: Good. 7,. A i'r G1ua l i ty: Good. jjj,;k"g,.i as 1 . Cnv"ironment e 8. Vegetation: Primarily timber lanai stocked wlth conifers and hardwoods, with some meadow areas. 9Wildlife Habitat: Critical winter deer habitat for the Mooretown meal-• 'Herd CUItural _Environment: 1.04 Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area Low sensitivity area, 11» Butte County General Plan designation; Timber Mountain. 12. Existing Zoning-' TPZ-160 13 Existing _and Use on-site: Two single-family dwellings and timber land: 14. Surrour-ding Area: a. Lanrdfmber lsitles Bred single-familyy es'idences atrural den k b. Zoning': TPZ-160 and U. c . Gen. Plan des i gnat i on`: Timber Mountain and Agric ul tura 1 --Res i dent.i a7 . dS Parcel Sizes". zes" CSne� to five -acre parcels al".ong La forte . Road, surrounded by 40 to 640 --acre parcels. e. Population. Sparse, with,_hioher concentrations along La Porte Road, 15 Character of Site and Area: Rural res den's=ial area 'surrounded bV timber land. 16. Nearest 'Urban Area. droville, approximately 30 miles 17. Relevant Spheres of Ynf'luence- None. 18. Improvements Standards Urban Area= No» 19. Fire Protection Servicee a., Nearest County (State) 5 Fire Jtat i on= Vo 1 urtteer Station #53' l n C1 i Peer 111 1 1 sy Seasonal Stat I on 4*54 at Rob i nson t11 I 1 , Forest Set^v I ce St;ti ons of unknoWn staffing at Challenge and at Strawber,twy Valley in 'Yuba County. The nearest full-"tlme year-round stations in OUtte County are Station 455 in 8aneor and Station 064 at Kelly Ridge b. Water Availability. Fire tankers and an on-site pond.; 20', Schools 'i n Area Marysv i 1 1 e Joint Un i f` i ed School G i str i c,t. ..g6. MITE COUNTY SUBDIVISION COMMITTEE MINUTES Xjy 13, 1967 PAGE 3 R. U. Osgood, Waiver Application, in e Timber Preserve Zone, AP 73 21-17, 3 parcels on property located: on both sides of La Forte .Road approx. one mile west of Merry Mountain, Village. Clipper Mills area Engineer: Mike 'Mooney There was a discussion as to Whythis project has been scheduled, for this meeting, since the Health Dept, doesnot have their conditions ready, and the Planning Dept, still needs archaeological clearance. Bob Qsgood, the applicant was present. He said the purpose; of the di.rison is to accomodate the terms of a will. The timber property has been in the family for many years and they expect it to remain so. One of the �maineiproblems, is if 't.hey have to build a road into the 1 proposed > there will be a problem ,of people coming in and CuttjngYwould prefer to postpone the construction of the road untilmsuch time as a. is constructed on the jai cels. Mr. Edell said it would mainly be a matter of the paperwork flagging such a condition., It might be g possible to put a note on the deed.. possible It would be/of course to file a time and money, parcel map, but that would mean more It was noted that this project would not be heard by the Advisory Agency. It was noted that the P'/C4 width on a federal aid route is 80 ft This item Was continued for 2 Weeks to gel; the Health bept. conditions together and to get the archaeological survey squared avay. Also to check on the possibility of Postponement of building ilding the road MEETINGADJOURNED BY STU ED= MINUTES RECORDED BY bIANA S14UEY UT7'E COUNTY SUBDSi�I5I0N OOMha 1 T'CEE tKiNU1':S htay 18,1987 PRELIMINARY REPORT COMPLETE �,SoyrlY r„F., _ TITLE PLANT �� &dTitle coIt1.l�i../ariv I�ABLISFLED Butte 1877 ' `f ',� •'• AF�LL/A TED WITH WESThNN Tl71E fNSUHANCE COMPANY L1.E0FFiCE: CHTCOOFFICE: OROVl PARADISE OFFICE: t94 E. 6th Street. Chico Capt } P.O. Boz vii '� g3�16� &AO2 Skyway. i'+iradlse, Calif I p j p'vd S4. Oroville. Calif- i 877.62b3 533.5511 .az APR 3 1987 DIRECT ALL CORRESPONDENCE TO. .- -;%t=' ,.c' . � :y�'�rs• Our No. a 25283 +VIONARD AND LYON LAW OFFICE I A Last insured over 2 years OUI Y TITLE In respo nse to your application for a policy of title insurance. BUTTE C Standard Coverage form Policy of Title Insurance describing the laate nd Cnf<tt'tkr� t' hereby reports that It is prepared to issue, or cause to be lss1ewhlch ma bd. as of thee sustained by ° Cdllrorttia Land 'i`itle Association a y a+it# tl'c estate or interest the hereinafter set forth. tnsurtng against loss scant o i or encumbrance not shown or referred to as an Exception herein or not excluded reasuli of any dc}'att I;. � y cht_'dules, Conditions and Stipulations of said policy farm, front rovera _ nsu td tltand,siiy i� °t;'.,,ents or amendments thereto) is issued solely fobr 'the purpose' This red °”is of eacilitating the issuance of a policy of Cita- insurance �.`� of liability of B rider or Comtmitmen sired that liability tM: assumed prior t, the issuance c. Pb y should be requested. on September 8 r 1586 _ Dated at $:()o a.m.., Vice Pres:tm.�rtt '1`hc esaate or 1nEerest in the'land described herein and which is covered by this repott is2 A Fee Title to sold +estate or interest at the date hereof is vested in SEB E11XIBIT A At the date hereof exceptions tG COVera8 o in addition to the printed exceptions and ex - elusions contained in said ,poiicy fbern would be as shownn the followiN Pages: t at>t�1► �. County and Special taxes for the fiscal year 1986-87, including oossible personal property tax, now a lien, but not yet due or nayable 9 The lien of supplemental taxes, YJ any, aases,sed pursuant: to the provisions of Chapter 3.5 (commencing with Section 75) of the Revenue and Taxation Code of the State of C_ali- Porn .a. Rights of the County of Butte*, and/or others, and/or easements affecting portions of the property herein described lying within the boundaries of roads. 4. Right of way for pole line fog' telephone and telegraph wires following the general course and direction of the Challenge -LaPorte County Road, as con- tained in that certain Deed from Chas. Adams ,to the United State of America, dated September 12, 1932 and recorded April 20, 1938 in Book 205 of Official. Records, at page 70 records of Butte County, California. 5. Right of way for pole line for the transmission of elo.ctricity, together with rights of ingress and egress to said right of way and other incidental: rights, as granted by C. F. Adams, et al, to the Pa aif c Gas and Electric Company, a California corporation, dated August 23, 1945 and recorder Octo- ber 11, 1945 in Book V3. of Official Records, at page 78, records of Butte County, California. 6. Right of way fot road purposes, and waiver of claims .for damages>, as con- tained in that certain Deed from Charles Worden Adams, et al, to the Oro- Vlle-ityandotte irrigation District, an irrigation district, dated. January 16, 1561 And recorcordedBJanuay23 1961in Book 1096 of Official Pecords, at, page r County, Ca14..fornia. 1. Conveyance of Easement for road purposes, executed by the Woodleaf Timber Corporation, a California corporation,, to Feather R{,ver Pine hills Coi, a Nevada corporation, dated December 28 1961 and renn'rded January 11, 196 in Boole 1158 of Official. Records, at page 2881 VddG.ds of Butte County, California. 86 night of say for road purposes, as granted in that certain Deed from Charles Iv. Adams, et a1, to Milton G. Osgood, et ux, dated November 27, 1968 and re corded December it, 1968 in Book 15347 of Official Records, at page 302; te- cords of Butte county* California, ,(continued) ,ti i 3CC APL r Order No. 25233' SUBJECT_ TO: ( continued ) 9_. Land Conservation Agreement executed by and between Charles W. Adams, et al, and County of Butte, recorded February 26, 1976 in 866% 2050 of Official Records, at page 644, records of ButLo County, California. NOTE County and special taxes for the fiscal year 1985-8'6. Assessment No. 75200 First. Installment-.: $312.75, paid second Installittent: $312.75, paid Ld 35,311; Imp 29,450; H Ex 7,000; Rate 1.083; ATS No. 073-21-0-017=0; Ca 064-000' 4OTE FOR INFORMATION: Vestees herein acquired 'title by Deeds recorded October 24i 1944 in Book 338 of Official Records, at page 136 and recorded April 2, 1949 in. Book 497 of Official Records, at page 301, records of Butte County; California. ti 3,cc 4p1 ? ;Order Nr. 25283 I' D E S C R Z P T I 0 N i All tjj6j: ct,:rtain real property situate in the County of Butte, State of C'l;lir ornin, dest:ri,bed as follows: tI.ItC'- Vii., 1 F1 lie ,�o,r�';: cast quarter of the NorthwestthuarRta�I`ea7dEast,WMSD,B�1& M. the 'Nor1.47,east, {,,tc:ter ef, .Secti.on 10, Township 19 North, Range ..�qsC*hfalf of Section 3, Township 19 North, Range 7 East, M.D.B. & M. " THEREFROII that certain parcel of land described as follows: t. r�rtic:,n othe Southeast quarter of the Southwest quarter of said Section p . ` particularly described as follows: commencing at a point 309.7 feet North and 20.0 feet West of the quarter tomer oommo'n to Sections 3 and 10 said Township and Range; thence Westerl,,* avid para11,PI with the 'South ,'line of said Section ,3, a distance of 156.2 feet; Lhen�s at right angles, NortheY`ly and parallel with the North and South centerline o' said Section 3, a di;"stance of Z08, 3 feet; thence Easterly and parallel with the South line of said.. Seicton 3, a distance of 1.65.2 feet; thence ^ouL•herly and parall.�:'�L wi,thtaid North and South centerline and 20.0 feet distant Westerly therefrom:, a distarze of 208.3 feet to the point of beginning, Mimi 5 c, 103 8 Ac8o AC ^ �.l .►` ' i 40 AC ' O NC i r ¢ 36x7 AC 34 I f ` 130 AC 199, 6 AC I ( ►zo,a� l� I5 I f 0040 ,rte -.,`"�',. ,fir , /_._..•• �.'' I ' � ! \,,J �� .��� RC TJ A4 rro. i T I 43)39.67 9 tri 9 l` f ! r 'r` Ac , f ,� 4 ! I Ir DIRS 90-82 ` 4 , . " 408 6 lZZLY 4317.25 at I �, jr"-' • 15 61 AE ,,� J Gar 1 j! Vp LACE r r4� R y t -0Ef 4 r.k 4S 3! A�� I 28 ,2 A�e�+M 1772-24 J 3! Ac f Eo F` �, -•yp A!CO 22 6 r Aa 240 At ors Mop COrJ g 3� 3.708At 40m 1 y 3 i 41TAc L/Anrxrj;r • ,� 1 f n , AMERICAN LAND T '+_E ASSOCIATION OWNER'S POLWC': rOi M 6 1970 (AMENDED IG -17-70) SCHEDULE OF EXCLUSiONS FROM COVERAGE These are the exclusions from coverage which are set forth in the American Land Title Association Owner's PAverage Policy 1970. "The following natters are expressly excluded from the coverage of this policy. 1, Any law, ordinance or governmental regulation (including but not limited to building and zoning or. dinances) restricting or regulating or prohibitingthe occupancy, use or enjoyment of the land, or regu gating, the characters dimensions or location of any improvement now or hereafter erected on the ,and, or prohibiting a separation iii own.rship or a reduction in the dimensions of area of the land, or the effect of any violation of any such law,, ordinance or governmental regulation, 2 Flights of eminent domain or governmental rights of police power unless notice of the exercise of such rights appears in the public records at Date of Policy, 3, Defects, liens; encumbrances, adverse claims, or other matters (a) created, suffered, assumed or agreed to by the insured claimant; (b) not known to the Company and riot shown by the public records but known to the insured claimant either at ?ate of Policy or at the date such claimant acquired an estate or interest by this policy and not disclosed in writing by the insured claimant to the Company pricy to the date such insured .claimant became an insured hereunder; (c) resulting in no loss or damage to the insured claimant,' (d) attaching or created subsequent to bate of Policy; (e) resulting in loss or damage which would not have, been sustained if the insured claimant had paid value for the estate or interest insured by this policy." AMERICAN LAND TITLE. ASSOCIATION LOAN PO'LIC'Y' - 1970 WITH A.'L,T,A. ENDORSEMENT FARM 1 COvL-R,4,,GE SCHEDULE OFAMEN EX LDU5 ONSt FROM S'OVERAGE Theseare the exclusions from coverage which are set forth in the American Land Title Association Loan 1Policy "The following matitys are expressly excluded from coverage of this policy: `y �I t Any law, ordinance or governmental regulation (includinq Isut not limited to building and zoning.or dinances) restricting or regulating or prohibiting the occupancy, use or enjoyment of the land, or regu. lating the ehara%ster, dimensions or IbcatiGh of any ImproVemeht now or hereafter erected oh the land, or prohibiting.a separation in ownership or a reductitih in the d ,nlensiors or area of the land,. or the of feet of any violation of any such law, ordinance or governmental regu I?tion. Z Kights of emli ent domain or governmental rights of police power driless notice of the exercise of such rights appears in the public records at Date of Policy Defects, _liens, enctimbrance�,, adverse claims, or other matters (a) created, suffered, aSsuileci or ;:,reed to by the insured claimant; (b) not known to the Company and not shown by tht., public: records but known to the insured ciaimant'eithee at Date of Policy or at the dat'P such ellimaht actlulred an estate or interest insured by this policy or actluired the intured mortgage and not disclosed in writing by the insured Claimant to the Company prior to the date such insured claimant became an insured hereunder; (c) resulting in no loss or damage to the insured clairnartt,, (d) attaching sir created wbsequeht to Date of Policy (except to the extent ihsutanc:e is afforded 'herein as to any statutory lien for labor or mated. al or to the extent insurance .is afforded herein as to assessments for' street Improvements under con• struction or completed at D ;e of Policy). 4, Unerif6rcebbIlity,of the lien of the in,sured mortgage because of failure cleisured if the at Date of Policy '..... ..,.. ,, .. of t • s 4 or of array subsetluer t oweidr of the ndebtedncss to comply wl"th i applicable doln.g business ' "+ saws i MEMORANDUM TO Development'Review Committee )!+ROM': Stephen .Lucas, Associate Planner SUBJECT. f3LM for,McCutcheon on APN 073-210-052 & 051. ))ATE: November 8, 1995 ' c�escnp . »YS�,,, USS1i01�. This memo is to correct the property tion offered in thestaff report. According to the assessors office there are no dwellings on parcel 052 and the BLM map submitted a (,lid not show any physical improvements on. the parcel. The map also failed to show a creep and a otibszantial area of pasture and meadow use. llpon receiving P (phone call from, the applicant as to the correction and a subsequent site visit, it .has been determined that. parcel 052 has two conventional homes, a mobile home, three garages, two barns; several outbuildings, a largehorse pasture and a creek `trisecting the parcel. All of these. improvements are proposed to be located on the reconfigured 7.57 acre parcel, The props ,, ;d 7,57 acre reconfigured parcel has no significant timber located on it and the parcel will be consumed entirely by the existing improvements and the creek/pasture/meadow area, One of the factors in recommending a denial of this application was the loss of timber production land and the potential for a new dwelling unit. This factor is no lon er rel g evant These same considerations may also have a bearing on the function of the Timber Harvest Plan for the reconfigured 7,75 acre parcel as the THP would have factored in the unavailability of the homes ieineadow/pasture area for timber production, he basic isa-ue of a.7.5s; acre parcel in the TPZ-160 zone remains relevant as does the p . proposed 7 57 e t6siidential use being taxed for timber production, cc: file .�mcrt R{lrncWtcii.mct i im Patte County a Departoteol bfDevelopnieht Se)viees A► plallijtng Djvfsidlt -77 Duxliamgr zed (fr6ine 7%i .�7,e 4• .yy. C..r lvr'•♦ F r , • t�, OTIC N: MOTION OF INTENT TO UPfIOLD THE A1�PEAL AND WAIVE M, REQUIitEMENTS Off` AN EIR, M M VOTE: 1 Y 1 Y 3 X 4 Y S Y (Unanimously carried) Y 7..�Q Public hearing R. W. Osgood - the Board of Supervisors is .pitting aq the Advisory Agency pursuant to County Ordinance 7.583 to a nsider the tantativ6 waiver application - (proposed mitigated negative declaration regarding environmentel. impaat)> AP 73-21-17, three. ';parcl9 proper ty located on both sides of LaPorte Road approximately ona mile west of Merry Mountain Village, Clipper Mills aroa., (917) MOTION: INDING 'PRAT THIS PROJECT WILL NOT HAVE A SIGNIFICANT vFFECT 014 THE ENVIROJa,mENT, MOVE TO ADOPT A NEGATIVE DECLARA s ION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT FCR THE R. W. OSGOOD WAIVER APPLICATION To CREATE 3 PARCELS ON Ap 73-21-17; FINDING THAT THIS pROY%ECT CONFORMS TO THE BUTTE COUNTY' GtNFIRAL PLAN AIM, UTTE CO(T,4"iY ZONINO, MOVE TO APPROVE THE PROJECT SUBJECT TO PUBLIC WORKS CONDITION$ 9 AND 10 AS STATED I11 MEMO FRO14 TRE ADVISORY AGENCY TO THE BOARD OF suPERVTSORS DATED .JULY 28, 1987 M S VOTEt Y 1 3 G Y 5 Y (UnAnimously carried) Re ular A erlda Conslactation of Request for Proposal for pteparatloh of. A hazAtdbus %-ie,ste ma'agement plan under 'GoVdtnment Cocke Sect oa 25135 of seq, R(kO •�" 1 MOTzdN t �tEil �.�. TFiE, RFP _ S M 'VQTEt S Y 1 Y S X 4 XY (Unanimously carried) k�tir* �E 8y`-4b2 Gln»cial 're+tieta of co»ditional caning ror4lnan6e 2304� fila 8413). W (from 6-17-36) (8G 1 (KEEP UP WXTH tME ANNUAL REVIEW) Ow0l Dls'cussion Aid dixeat,ior from the B6Atd on a to ion rsisaei at 04 t Ma 27, 1987 Planning Commission meeting ebncerni.ng a mobile hbt s Page 343 August 19, 1W x R �iili^ TR'+ ur d e�rhl