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Home My WebLink About77-49 2PETITION, FOR :t-ZorrrT:(,, We the undersigned dO hereby request aur property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a minimum densivy parcel, size of from 5 to �; acres, as shout on the accompany) ng map, NAME ADDRESSASSESSORS PARCEL 1 i H r° C I -Z i l /..7er/ l el ->i-y t� l`�,�l/ ' f r , 7y SIGNATURE, �., P=TIOY, FOR REZONING - We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A— 22 to Foothill with aini densi t Y Parcel size Of from 5 to 1tiQ acres,. r as shorn on the accomranyi na mau. NAME aCfek ADDRESS ASSESSORS PRC� ' ,a f V SIGNATUREV v PETITIQ�• FOR REZONIUG We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Fov thi%l with a. Minium aensiy parcel size of from 5 to 19p' shown acres, as on the accompany i rr- ma NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS ! FSC --1, f ft � t V 02 -0 F SIGNATURE 1 /�j�. - -- _-" SIGNATURE ' PETITION, FOR REZONI IG We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a ininimum density pare el size of from 5 to 160 acres., as sha,,n. on the accompanying map-. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSaRS p?RCED Aix �. f 9s5�7- 00.0/,6.--047-b ra ds o ccs ff�`�cs SIGNATTURR PETITTOPT� F'OR R C?;Ifp--G We the undersigned do _hereby request aur property be rezoned from A-2 to foothill. with a minimum density parcel size Of from. 5 to 17ro acres, as shorn on the zccoapanying gape _ NAME ADDRESr ASSESSORS PARCH Ok-W ell IF 4NOX 574 C._..0 -6 ..03 - � SIGNATURE PETITION! FOR R-1- ZO ; r.G 'We the 'undersigned do hereby; reouest aur property he rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with zuZ ua clPns T parcel size Of from 5 to �' acres as shoni on Lha accompanying Lap: NAME f €mss 1� ADDRESS.` ASSESSORS Y6- -S-7 _ 0— SIGNATURE _`SIGNATUREl PETITION! FOR REZOINU ;.G We the 'widersion.ed do hereby request Our property be rezoned from A-2. to- Foote lith a. Minimum, density parcel size o.� I r om 5 to 1d acres q a< snore on the accompanying nap., NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARCEL - SI ' �� c Com. _ r _ ��• S� - IGATATDRE 2�� '�":L PETITION- FOR REZOI �I G We the undersigned do hereby, request cLurr property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with aL minimum density parcel size Of from 5 to 0U, acres, as shorn on the accompanying map. . IvTA14B ADDRESS ASSESSORS P ARCS #2 SIGNATURE SIGN ATRE _;- _ PETITION' FOR R3ZON17- G We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a mini.roum densi-ty parcel size of from; 5 to -65 acres„ as shorn on the accompanyib;g ma -D. ITAfi1iE ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARCEL � �tcnasc� L-orrpt SIGNATURE QZe PETITION! FOR RFZCgt II G We the undersigned do hereby request aur property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a :minimus density parcel size of from 5 t6 ?Q acres, as shod on the accompanying raj. AMR RESS ASSESSORS PARC E j= row �t SIG`=x.Ar' u SIGNATURE PETITION., FOR RIZOIING We the undersigned do hereby- reQue-st aur property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill -wi:th a gini.mum density parcel size of from 5 to ' acres; as shote on the accoapanyina map, NAME a ADORES.. A r S oiy PA.RCFT PARROTT RANCHCOMPANY 114 Sansome Street Rm. 1108 �Y�- 02 • �� p � - 20-02-0-5E-0 nc _ PARROTT RA,gCH COMPANY SIGI _: .IRE Marc. de Tristan President PETITION: FOR RE!ZONI'i-M.G We the undersigned do hereby request aur property be rezoned from to Foothill 'Vith a i ni.mun density parcel >size of` from 5 to 167-0.7 acres, as, shotni on the aecoananyino map, NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS _ SSORS PARCEL,1 - SlirItiTATURE. PETITION= FOR REZONIJIG ire the undersigned do hereby request aur property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a minimum ensi ty parcel size of from 5 to 16—V acres, as shod on, the.`accogpanyi ng map_ N ADDRESS. I ASSESSORS PARCEL SIGNATURE SIGNAT E _021' FOR REZO�NI7-u- We the Ind=ersign ea do hereby request. oi-,r pro per uyrlbre rezoned from A-2 to FOOthi rs2 of 0M 5 to T6-0-. ll pi. ��? a mn ��. `e ��- - - U p?ree? �.-. L acres, as described in a letter to ne Buzze County Planning Colmission from Integrity Financial Corcoratzc.n dateaY 6 �D mber, .1976. - ADDRESS. Pacific Union Association' 215. acres+— - PO Boy: 4 64.8'�� ,. Th ,usaDd Oaks, Ca 91359 SIGNATDR3 Pacific Union Association 167 acres -L- -�?33?- 1 'q5I-34-_0NI Pacific Union.Association part of 167 above 051-34=o-0io-0 SIGNATM J ' Y Pacific Union Association park of 167 abve 51-34:-0-O09-0 Z'_e� C"I Pacific Union Association 74 acres+- 0:�5-3a-0-o02- l SIGN AT URE f tr Pacific Union Association. 40 acres+- 0 5-34-e0-003-0 SIGN��UR� Pacific Union Association 77 acres 0 '5-34_0 0 � r;-0 S1GI� A"U?�--.� -~� n Pacific Union Association past of 77 above 055-01-0-203-0 SIGNATUICE ) _ Z: - , 'r - S GI AT TUR1 SIGNATURE, SiGINN AT IMI; -- ms S 1 ti.31 � R- GMAT SIGNATURE r. PETITION FOR --*tEZCI,, G We the undersigned ego l ereby reque-st on--. groger I"y be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill wi Uh a nim.m density parcel size of from 5 to 167 acres, as shown on the accompanying mag. NAME(I ^ ADDRESS fi ASSESSORS PAR -CM, f r SIGNATURE SIGNATURE — 2' ttl i SIGNATURE 9L. S zi. -41,1 10 SIGNATURE hli ILI a'V., J 7b - 2 SIGNATURE VON 42- 616ry SIGNATURE S:1GN nl�'RE 772-2 I> S/, Q 2-0-07,f-0 dO z4 rh yGNATURE �. SIGil A^URE f 71 �rr3 AJ if trr Ile 9)( 9X fit,°f,�i7 ,�J EeeJ 5 TrG�z 9 3 — C 2� � SIGNATURE SI1 ATURE I N S�G3iTA_TUR._, SIGNATURE Ash PETITION FOR REZUTUITTG We the. undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from, A-2 to Foothill with a minimum density parcel size of from 5 to 1 ' acres, as shown on the accompanying map. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARCEL r'r S F SiGN. A.: E 01— S S1er..kTURj _ � 7 } UR�� SIGNATE., TO , ' x SIGNAT URETg -)Xpq i-ktlt.S.C�'y/� f/ry}y/j f - r �71t �7�� -SIGN'4TU'RE. t f ;-�- SIGNATURE SIGIUkT UR L. Sc �2 Box t4� -39,6 -6331-0 SIGNATURE C --_ _ - i !! S. e SIGN 4'?'UREx`P�;�s_i`1 L s % e5 -- � SIGNATURE, .r , -` G X SIGNkIURE - A" SIGNATURE't' PETITION, FOR R EZONItT, We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a riiiainum density pa.rce size of from 5 to i acres, as shotm, on the accompanyi ngmap. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARK=, dySIGNATURE SICn rTUP.E T=, rt�tkF %"93 SIGNATURE 300AIAJ-D� Z -r .�-1 j d -v'Y OL\ - SIGNATURE -_ 57-7- SIGNATURE_� =' . r C-t r . .A SIGNATURE, r e SIGNATURE x i (hi---� SIGNATURE SIGNATURE ss J1� r7 AI X11` 4 sL ! i 11+IK 5h --, SIGNATUP` Slsi ATURE a- M < SIGNATURE p4KJ Mehs..St—SJ`�£C! ocZ SIG-rATUi �` - PETITION OR REZONU."rG YTe the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a. minium density parcel size of from 5 to 365` acres, as show_- on the accompanying map, NAME ADDRESS.ASSESSORSACE---T 9 SI GITAT URE � I STG'IA`TURB t� } SIGNATURE 19, f` SIGNATURE IA 1:3 f � SIGNATURE- SIGNATURE _5c=f es+ /, 3 _ f�a,Z 1 G � jtl��Sf3:J�ia zv jr df SIGNATURE' 1 � sGNAT UTR H Lfj t,10 SIGNATURE 4 �` .V\ r, -SIGNATURE %'d�; f w - PETITION- FOR REWYMN We the undersigned do hereby request aur property be rezoned from _A�-_2 to Foothill with a minimum density parcel size. of from 5 to 100" acres, as shorn on the `accompanying map. NAMEADDRESSASSESSORS PARCEL - 111�G-! ,tJ O R GC) SIGMA" uR j Q -— U - SIG ; ATi,EZE f SIGNATURE t s�v, -r1b BGG-. �a Q Com_ r x V 6 Vajlh \ SICNATURE (;cam j}�',4t SIGNATURE, SIGN ATU 3 's 7-,g SIGNAT.URF I / C f�f 1i ie LIGI C I� I Ok lam Nir+9st � sig�i -Ole --0 f x` SIGNATURE /If sI sNAT URE Z —L7M�� s f`� expTcr , UZ, iii a , Ei rcr' i SIGNATURE'-,�r�- %a r tom` 1 { meg, SIGNATURE PMITION FOR REZO =w Ve the undersigned do hereby- request our property be rezoned from A-2 o Foothill nth a minimum density -parcel size of from 5 to 1;O� acres, as show on the accompanying sad. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARC!-;T r SIGNA^UR- y t SIGNATURE, .4 1 - �,. C ` SIGNATURE f/C _, G ? "? f�, �,.j :Yt' �.i� Ems` � 3 � e7- �g ` SIGNATURE SIGil ATTJRE 22 ZZ a SIGNATURE' SIGNATURE ` � f SIGNATURE SIGNATURE 51k 3k _ - SIGNATURE SI sN ATUR1 !' - - 7.tA STGNATURF. -' SIGNAlUR PETITION° FOR REGQN RG We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a minimum density parcel =size of from 5 to acres, as shown on the accompanying map. PTAME: ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARC; i ry tL r-c I Mrn S �r e rte- rrcr� SIGNATURE /A r- -F SIGNATURE 11 f `� ! SIGNATURES eo SIGNATURE '07 SIGNATURE [ y � SIGNATURE SIGNAz H SIGNATURE � f %' / / ✓ a t x12 .r_ d4�SIGNATURE _7 SIGNATURE ` z- SIG_TATURE SIGNATURE SIGNATURE- PETITION'FOR REZONING We the undersigned do hereby request aur property be rezoned from A-2 to Foothill with a minimum density parcel size o from 5 to T7 , acres, as shorn on the ac :ompe-iy g map.. NAME: ADDRESS ASSESSORS P :RGELYk =` r, * r r-� SIGNATURE J6 u��:: `. SIGNATURE r " . L,-- BK0-'j SIGNATURE A �i SIGNATURE toycv SIGNATURE SIGNATURE let a SIGNATURE f-' SIGNATUREIU rl-- e a SIGNATURE, SIGNATURE IT r5 SIsNATURE SI"GNATURE c SIGNAT'URE W 11§2 PETITION FOR REZONING We the undersigned do hereby request our property be rezoned from _4 to foothill with a minimum density parcel size of from 5 to 160 acres, as shorn on the accompanying map. NAME ADDRESS ASSESSORS PARC f rr �if . t VJ Y, . kkVy1 •tet t _ 9 9: . 1 ' SIGNATUREtJv ,`y //.& 9"/V� SIG23ATURE t.. ��4'c - 4. I LL �-S�,M��`.3 SIGNATURES` r ", c—�;4cc a 'lA , � t�rk � '� ,Yr.�� SIGNATU f 1 SIC -NATURE � SIGNATURE 1111YO11-6-vY L97 } �a SIGNATURE G�"r..� r SIGN TURF - SIGNATURE sI 3rA 43 SIGNATURE SIGNATURE MAY 1976 INF CRMA,T ION REGLLA.TIONS ?OR A FOOTHILL ZONING ORDINANCE SFCT1ODI Is PURPOSE, 'flte served by this prcla ins3pin ficat otivanct is pp, purpac tionse to bis (subject to lawful uses now established) �o maintain a rural atmosphere and lifestyle, while creating a, living environment of highest standards for Single-- family ingle -family dwellings by means of the standards and re- quirements set Forth herein, with regard to minimum lot steam yards and open F',paces r,,equired to be main- tained, while permitting a forty, of domestic economy combining single-family dwellings with custo:a Pro- duction and services by the residents, SECTION 21 AREA DESCRIPTION (Legal description and map) SECTION 3s REGULATIONS 3.1 USES PERMITTED OUTRIGHT w{ i ses7iow eq{t�al3'i; hed and (e�t�fid�c n 1p, do a orZt ' guo,u � �1ar d s� -Unl er p.dosnrr�gn owy(eX- k « !s �qA + eVTeptil- dot '¢ o '" thi ` ori raanc�e, B. Single-family dwellings, including mobile homeso C. Agricultural usesi 1) Keeping and raising small animals for domestic use# including dogs, cats, and household pets, poultry and other birds, bees, fish, worms, a.rtd frogs. 2) 'Keeping, raising, and pasturing of.live stock provided that the following lot or parcel areas shall be required for each aAimal raised or kept on the premi8es s a For 'each horse or head of cattle aver one (1.) year of age -eight thousand one hundred twenty-five (8,125) square feet. 1 14pplr"LIDII O i b• C z o each head of taw, ,ne over den Of `'ge"_C,�.ght thGUSand one hundred twant - �rt five square feet, c. For each head of two thousand (2, OQUeep or ) wgoats��. square feet. �) Raising and harves•tir •herbs,� tries grain, flowers, a.d othFuit, and food crops, • plants 4) Drod lay and .gale of agricultural produced on the goods prerliaes,, Necessary accessar,X uses , storage and processinge not, including ad,lacent land or ],anuroide Odds from non- ownership, ifferent D. Training and excavating, except as limited in 3 2 Protection of land and forests fro floods, slides,► fromfire, orosi.on, quakes Pollution, including arboretums /an ena uratand experimental and study areas, 0 F. Pedestrian, equestrian, and bicycle trails. 4 Agricultural and forestry experimental areas, H. Home occupations: i) Sale of arts and crafts services , goods, and Produced on the premises, Z) All home occupations shall be subject to the following conditions J a. Home occupations are considered to be accessor to and are permittedr�onlysWhent al use proprietor h resjejes on the premises, 4 - bo h'ot more than one assistant may Viz) employee or as y be engaged for work 'Service 1 C e on the premises. in. connection with such uses.; . Advex-tisina displays shall beil• to one unligh ted 'Mited sign six 6 gn of not more than i ) square feet of display area, Such sign • shall not be located any required yard, e k: 4 " d. Of`fstreet parkir,6; is not to exceed two parking spaces in addition to Pro- those required for dw.�7.'�ing� Pro` vidiniw suchjpa;rking sPi:�'es will not 'be ion e,.d In any r.equil ed yard or open spac; e ,iccessvey uses and buildings custom ryhouand pertinent 1 Including guest nst n permitted u;9esp .,flops, garages, atzd storage ar. eas . i 3.2 USES PERMT'r DFD Stj$J'EC T TO SEC(.li�7.NC ,A US PERMIT ' 1N EAG{ CASE. Ao Home occupations r min�,n�;, and excavatitig which might be objectiorabl.e because of noiseallution, dust, bright 1.1ght, viwbratian, smoke, storage areas, traffic congest;i.ori, unsi.gt�tJ.y , the handling off' explosives y materials or equpmentll or the storage of one , or dangerous _materials, hundred (200) or more;allans cif inflammable fluids. B. Commercial kennels and animal hOsp t Its on sites i not less than f eve (5 ) acres. C, Private Or, commercial; outdoor reacres,o nc]fixdcan facilities on sites riot less than five (5) f not limited to golf courses, recreational Globs, I academies and stables, hunting lodges ,and riding and campgrounds. camps, 'boat ramps., s �. , schools,, D. Public and quasi-Public uses Including parks, museums, ,meeting halls, libraries and government offices. ` MINIMUM LOT ARc.A, l4inimum required ,area fora lot 3. unit shall not be ],ess than j per residential dwelling arced. map. I the minimum shown on the accompanying p 'ylD1ris Minimum required lot width shall 3.4 MINIMUM LOT + 220 feet, not be less than two ha majorundred troad or creek, the except when adjoining minimum frontage shah- not be less than three hundred (300) feet. 3.5 MIN Yi+lUt+1 FRfJNI~ YA�DI Minimum front yer,roadall be exee;ptfifty (50) feet from the centerline ofthe county as a where the road is classified by Road , the minimum building t 'Federal Aid Secondary setback requirement shall; be fifty-five (5) feet from tY:e centerline of said road C 3. !d P ,V`r UL AT 10 MS fi'C);Ft 1',9TtiV�w T14T ZONTNr ORDINANCE C it;J'J' Ufi l PIITZPp„' Tho principal objective of this classification in -to mrLanttxl.n a high-quality :residential environment *rdth a rural atmosphere while permitting a form of domestic economycombining san„le—:gamily dwellings with custom production and sevices by the residents. ; CTzorr ATMA -DrsCRzjVjorr (Legal description and map) 3gotnT IN 3: R.r:, IULATION” 3.1 USES PERMITTED OUTRIGHT A. Lawful uttes now established. r` 13. Single -family dwellings, incl.uclna mobile homes. C-,,Agri cultural uses. l) Paisin, household pets, poultry, bees, fish, worms and other small animals. 2) Rai sirg cattle, horses, goats, }logs and other livestock provided that an area of 8,125 square feet is required for each head of livestock Over one year Of age. 3) Raising trees, fruit, grain, flowers, herbs, and Other plants a,n3 food crops. 4 Misplay and sale of agric:rt L *I al goads produced on the premises. 5) Necessary accessory uses, not including storage,and Processing of goods from non—adjacent" land or 'land under different ownership. D. Mining and excavating., except as limited in 3.2. E. Protection of land, and forests from fire, erosion, floods, Slides, gUakes, insoots, diseases and pollution, including arboretums and ,natural, e:cperiment� and study areas. +". Home occupations. l) S(iia of arts and ara.?ts goads Produced an the ljrami sas, including unique and custom-mado Objects. Other ofpiaoe and services meeting al.l. conditions below. 3) All home acoupstions shall be subject to the following a o ndi ti o nig : a• Home occupations are Considered to be use to the 3•0$idential, only when the acid are Permitted only proprietor resides on the Premises. b• No more than one (1) non-residan may be employed: assistant c. Advertising displays shall be limited to one. unlighted sign of not .more .than six (6) square feet of display area. Suchsign shell not be located in ,any required yard. d. TWO (2) parking spaces in addition to those required for residential, uses shall be Provided on the promise's. Ge ,Accessory ases and buildings customer uses, incluaing guest houses, barns, sheds pertinent to Permitted storage areas. : chaps, garages and. 3.2: USES PERMI'T'TED SITBJUT TO SECURING A USE PERmI IN EACH ClIS�,. Home Occupations and mina ob •ection bi, ng activities which might be a because of noise odor, smoke, dust, bright light, vibration, pollution) traffic co h e handling otlystoraae areas, materials Or equipment, thonunsifexplosives or dangerous Materials, or the storage of one hundred (100) or more gallons 64 inflamrneble fluids. B• Commercial kennelsp. five (5} acres. andin�mal hos xtals on 'sates net less ,-than C• Private or Commercial outdoor recreational. facii ities on =sites not lass then five acres, including gaff aaurses, recreational Clubs, and sriding academies and stables, gun ranges, hunting lodges pg, bicycle trails, boat ra<n trailer Parks Ps, campgrounds, and -travel D. Commercial wood processint, operations. E;• Public and quasi -public uses` including schools s Meeting h;1118libraries),o � parker, museums, facilities. g vexnment offices and disposal 2 r . 3.3 'MTNnRTX LOT APRAz Sorg tab o bvlow. 3.4t r/[:t;aV'ikdUM LOST R'JiU', 1 ,.00 table below. 3-54.'M INXIVA PRONT yARD t gi nimum f:Nnt yard shall be fi rt (507 �'e�xt from the ceni;exlins of -the road, except where the road, is classified by -the Oottn•ty ae q, Poderal. Aid Secondar . Roads the minimum building set back shall be fjfy--fjve (5�1� foot :>,Tom the centorlino of said road 3.6: m:CN num snit AND REAR YARD: SOO table below'. Z011811 MINIMUM MINIMUM MINIMUM SXDE NAME LOT ATRY,A LOTWIDTH R;TJAR YARD RR -1 I acre 100' 10, RR -2 2 acres 1651 15' RR -5 5 acnes 220' 20' RR 10 10 acres 330' 30 f RR -20 2.0 acres 3�0' 40' N"-1 e—,,> t~ f t.— .:,. U1�7 y Belch Mobile Home' ales c arh Rota f e ]A, Box 352 �? RED SLUFF, CALIFORNIA! 96080 FIS.,.. .... a....w«.....++....."..""' ...�....�.....�-+.........w .w.r...,,.e... y..""^"""' 9,16/527.7505 DMV - TR 04 C-b.l - 2910d9 July 1,90 197 � Buffa Ca, Planning�`otnl�a County of .Butte Board of Supervisors UUL. w 4 1978 1859 Bird Street Oroville, California Oraville,alifoeniq Gentlemen The purpose of this letter is to file a protest on the zoning on;a five (5) acre minimum for the property adjoining the Skyway and along Comanchee Creek. isle feel this vtould be an excellent location for a beautiful up-to- date mobile home park. 'backs Due to the fact that this property is on the edge and up to the Skyway of the property that was toned for five (5) acre parcels that this could be released and, zoncd for a mobile home park with eight (8) mobile homes per acre. four (4) lane t understand that there will be a road going by this property so traffic should. not be a problem. We are in desperate need of a top notch mobile honre park equivalent to the Pleasant V'alloy Mobile Estates on manzanita Avenue -in Chico which I built a 'few years ago. My tenants in this park etre mostly retired people or people with helth problems. There is a lot of tax payers money being spent on such people and here is a chance for the Boerd of Supervisors to do tome good for these people without spending tax payers money,, I repeat, this would be an extremely nice mobile home park, an asset to Butte County and a .real show place. I also have many tenants �:hterested in moving to tills location. Your friend and business man of Butte Cunt V � w , ' P.S. 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The 1ossible rights of t2xe pLjbl.t.c t•,o the uoo ..,nd on-)a,yTrr;`nt cri: ,.hat pctr- ,aio» of the herein 4e,scribed p'.Opertry lying witwlin th4 Ed(1ar ,aIough, i ony gther atream running through said land. 4., �t of 'racy for a water ditch for the coiiveyanc:e o" water and i.nai. d 41? O.Cte "therewith ars � onvey° sd by 11 V. Groan's iso 1!. D. Vco son key an .r� ►Snt r aox'cled ,lune 5, 141 , it Ratak 'V of iaaecis, at wage 527,, ltt4uLds sof ' ettx r4"rduntye sand -tho right to use :paid ditch ,�a:r conveyed by !i, n k~eraQn t jy► ingtXoments recorded in Zook of Deeds, at pages 50, 22 and $23, Records Of'su►i to hcounty. X,,0.� . ht of way 20 feet in' .wiLlth for the conveyance of water across a port,'L:' 9,t tha harein described property us convr_ye1 by Ji. D. Iia�iscom to john �roucrX�"1$''lir't ilittrument recorded august 15, 18ao, in p. o c It 30 of caecal; , a.t ;�ac�e X36P4=zds of Butte County G. �,g.ght q �� _ 0 iEeet _in W .dtia fog a.rxic roti,:., �7, li�in� parallel .r e,., oL•x,6; . 0itch as conveyed to Butte County CUght- ar4O knower Company I ,y 9 � �i t ';s eoQrc�ed Match 20, 19051 and April 3 3.905, in Book 76 of ,e, 2�ti and 254, rospectrively, Recorda of Butt(, Costnty. n�nwgx4usive easement for road and public uti l,: ty purposes o ib� in Deed gecorded in I3Duk 1742 of t7 a1 :tecc:rds at pay, #t- Deed of Trust to secure an indebtedneos of $15i000 -G,0 J :rt5rd4%d do; Yee 19.3'2.1n ,Boole 1789 official Records at page 5V Re -'record, a �ctcko 5C0; 1972 in Book 1791, off1cial. records at prage 1141 DA'x'VD , September 22, 1977 TR.:t$ OR Itom, jean mcClaic.. an unmax,:ied Woman i;'irst American Title xnsuran o co:npa Y, a California Corporation i lE Cx +t a Sacramento Z'eactioni trredit l.�rUon; A ca){ fornl� Corporation Y gibed f Trust to secure an ii',ndpb;ked.ness o£, L5, rGCO" 00 00 recorded 0 in Book 2249 of C�fficia].,ttec,_,rdrat r a7e 00. ' a ► ti .�►°�D s ., ' `" :. January 13, 1978 C1S'gCl ` tc�ma; Jean McClain Johnson `"TR STEPg ' ;r �'' Mid �U.al.ley Title and Escrow Company 1} FI `CAR # tE"' Sanford - ^n, and Mother Hann, husband and ~,rife, a -Ethel it. Hann, ca wJLdrew ions' and , Reservations p � p � • set rt�r t for s ccxf� c ur c,,s�s 4� tee._ h "x�fe�rred to herein. Bunn Co. Planning Comma 973 :djntlnab J'unc� 19, lr sat JUL 2 4 1978 - y Orovillej Cari{ornyo + S rw r" "I AW. .yam fit' Sn corn, .ez► proor Y ibe pnr :;of catiotls n unci :, , 't'o'Yrn�tz:l;'} 21 tac?�. tktj rmn5c 7, ��tc�� P 1`, .1) � t3 . � M Aon ore part�culariy dcsc;f "Aa O un fQ1j'Qv1..Y:. Lout ° tk oucjh 3,t as shown on that ce.xtRain map antit�,r,;cl "S�XBI�7'JxSxUtJ IN", per, , 1 MoCTY�'1xN JoNtISONO' which Irc►p was fi ed in the offigc ', 11 ].ifornia on June IG, Cy •aratoICder of the 'County of Butte ► State aE Ca of Mapsi at pages 16 and 17. oU 04 o :yi• �� fl�iy �f�1Y Y�.Y' r r r Ihy. 4Tj . MIA til, rY"i'}tu f,�,))4}.1=d tM•r lk; Jr �• s . ., 419 !,'2 �J'Mr1 Y5.. I ' fr ! yof n ",o-� i! S,t• 1�44'jk�, Y PY4 j" r �,� � ,'sYY r�r s Buff0 Co. Planning •� ,,. ing Comm. lYIL 2 4 1978 Cafiiror dtl14� +r' `*rh 4l�t QTY �' h�„> ti�`� ,• LAND OF NATURAL. WEALTH AND SE,aUTY l: VtCRt l lLa�TAL REV:* l`W IMP)d2VIMIT Barl. D Nelso:n•, Da•xeator 7 County Center Dvive . Qrovill,e, Ca„ '1 9,15965G> 'e]..Gphorl.@ : �1 C�'�3�.r� 7r%7 Butte Creek canyon Zoning Committee 133-D �Jimsktew Stage Chico, Ca. 9592 Re Butte Creek Canyon. Zoning Dear Butte Creek Canyon Zoning Co=ittee T2s is to formally advise you of 01= determination: on Your Bob Spear has been in, contact with. us and is aware o,C aur dotexv.�.na- tion, that -, environmental impact report, P (yR) s regUJ red our initial study, titled Appendix � , is enc:l.ased for You can. see, a number.of potential env'iraaa.m,ental a.mo� review. A; identified. An El R will need to be pa�r9ared to fullycdi, Uss these impacts. • The follorri vel.oramen�t potentialoaloowed uunnderts are the Proposeddzop the rn�aximum de- pacts" are.. n�..ng! These im-- 1. The effects of roads and drivejta.ys relative to erosionpotential. 2. Effects On air quality. 3, Exposure ofeo le to geologic P p� g gic hazards» 4. Effects on drainage patterns. 5. Eff ects on groundvrat'ers -- suppjy, qual:i,ty, • 8. How development would affect Wildlife habitat, Inignat.on patterns) 7• The relationship of thio zoning proposalo the adopted Butte County General Plan. 8,; Traffic -Increases on. Hu.mbu R.oacl Honey loan Road. g un Road, Heil - 9. fire P service levels - the fiscal impacts of development �� oa otect onI police protection) road Mai.n.tenance,pu{�ilit costs, and schools (buses). y" I OWN co, Plannir� tJumm, 1977 -=ter' .�"�� v' JL'"�,�•,� �.�'�,� � .Orovilfo� Caliiorafq fil.TIIR9 - /I®111.itllSltetlu •.- - _,.: '.. ... ...... •..".... Butito Croak Canym Zoning 10. A-rchaeological site tmpadta The Blatte County Environmental Review Guidelines require that yoir: as the appl.icant, subm Lt information in -the form of a drat-- EIR within 225 days from, the date of :receipt of notice that an ExR i s required, You ha, ve the option of allowing us -to arrange Xoxv the; preparation of the draft EIR through the Environmental P,�evi,ew De- partment or contacting a, consultant on your. own. We require a, deposit of the estimated costs of EIR ,processing with. Butte County, prior to finalizing; a ,submitted dxafto This cost can. vary depend=:g on the completeness of the material. submitted. If you wish to appeal the requirement for preparat' on of am, Fm, you may file a. written protest specifying the reasons, therefor with the Environmental Review Department. 11his must be done within, 15 day's fvom the date the notice of detexA.t;inati.on was mailed, to you.. If no written protest is timely filed, an EIR wir1l be required, We will continue processing ,your project upon receiving your. stibmi-ttal,» If you have any questions, please get In touch vrith the undersigned. Sincerely, Stephen A Streeter, Envirmunental. Review Specialist SAS: olp enclosure cc Bob Spear .r APPENDIX R ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM Cro be oompl ted by Lead Agency;) AP # .» Various t?7� C2_•'16--02 I. DACZCG;'�QUN1 1. Name of Proponent Butte Cvool� CmzWonl Zoning Commattec 2. Address and Phone Number of Proponent: 133 W D N'ims)aew Stage Bob Speux 3. Date of Checklist Submitted V 4. Agency Requiring Checklist 5. Name of Proposal, if appliaabAe Rezan.s II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of all. "yes" and "maybe" answers are requited on attached sheets.) YES MAYBE. NO 1. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant: a4 unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, com- paction or overcovei i ng of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground surface relief features? d. Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic, or physical features'? e. increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off the s1te? f Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation' deposition or erasion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any ba.y, inlet or Lake? Albw• �. �,s,Pendix F' -- page ]. of 8 �, 1, It YV S, Y+iAYM NO g Exposures of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, rudslides, ground failure, or similar hatards? 2. Air. Will the proposal. result in a. Substantial deterioration of ambient air qual. i,ty2 b The creation of objectionable, odors? C . , Significant a.lterati.on, of air moventent, moisture or temperature, or any change in climate, either locally or regionally? 3.: Water. Will the proposal result in substantial: a.. Changes in currents, or the coiarse or direction of water movements? b. Changes in, absorption rates, drainaamountgofpsurface,or rate and waterhe runoff? c. Alt,zeations to the course or flow of flood waters? = in the amount of surface wh aterin any water body? - e Dizcharge into surface "waters, or in any alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited t6 tem erature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of waters? ground g, Change in the quantity of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? i i Appendix V- page 2 of 8` 4 XIS MAYBE NO 7* Li ht and. Glare. Will the proposal. produce sa.g icazit Ight or glare? 8�r 8. Land Use. Will the proposal result a.n a ,.._� , substantial alteration of the planned land use of an area? ., 9. Natural Resources. Will the proposal result- esult 1n su ,sttantM_.`"a].' ... subs a. increase in the rate of use: of any natural, resources? b Depletion of any nonrenewable natural resource? 10. Risk of Upset. Dotes the proposal, involve a r s o1`an explosion or the ro3.easo of hazardous substances (including, but not limited to, oilf pesticides, chemic-40.s or radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions? 11. Population. Will the proposal significantly alter the Location, distribution, density, or growth rate of the human population of an area? R 12. Housing, Will tho proposal significantly affect existing housing, or create a demand for additional housing? 13,. Transportation/Circulation. Will the proposal result Ins , a. Generation of substantial additional vehicular movement? b significant effects on existing parking :Facilities, or demand for new parking? c. Substantial impact upon existing tr transportation systems? d. significant alterations to present , patterns of circulation or movement of: anti/or people goods? e Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic'? INI Appendix P page 4 of 8 r, Y;S MAYBE NO hi Reduction in the amount of water~ otherwise available for public it water Supplies? -0 i. Exposure of people or property to ,4ater related hazards such as flooding? .....�.. ,......,�. _��,K 4. Plantr Life. Will the proposal, result in su stant.i.al a., Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (i.nc1;11d,ixig trees, shrubs, crass, tromps, mj.muflora and aquatic plants)? b : Reduction of the nwbers of any ;unique, rare or endangered speoi.es of plants? c. Introduction of new specaes of plants into an area, or in a. barrier to the normal replenishments of existlnq species? 6. Reduction in acreage of any agr:i a4iltura crap? 5. Animal Life. Will the proposal result in Subs tEHE'Ei . t a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including 'reptiles, fish and shellfisht 'enthic organisms, insects °r micro:a,una) _ b. Reduction of the numbers of any xunigu.e,' rare or endangered species of am"Imals? c. Introduction of nwo species of axiimals into an area, or result in a barrier: to the migration or movemerit of an irrsals? d. Deterioration -to existing fish or wildlife habitat? AL 64 Noise. Will the proposal result ixt. s b �ant.i,al A ' a. Increases in noise levels. b, Exposure of people to severe noise levels? Appendix I P - page 3 of 8' 4VES MAYBE NO f Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestsrians? 14. Public Serves. Will. the proposal have r�zt ct: upon, or result in a subst;antUal need for new or altered governmont.al servioer in any of the following areas: a. Fire protection? .,._. -....._, _,.., b. Police protection? c. Schools? .�,M. ,..,. ..... d. Parks or other recreational facilities? e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? f. Other goverrunental services? 15. Fner Will the proposal result in: _. r X. p a. use of substantial amounts of fuel or L*� anergy? ' b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development of new sources of energy? 164 Utilities y Will the proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following utilities: a. Power or natural gas? b. Communications systems: c. Water? 64 Sewer' 1.7 . al result Human Health. . Will thero os t in P p a.. creation of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental health)? b, Exposure of people to potential health hazards? Appendix F - page 5 of 8 6/ q i MAYBE No 186 Aesthetics. Will the proposal result i.r° Obstruct An of arty public designated or recognized scenic vista open to the publico or will the proposal result iji the crc�atjon of an aesthetically offansive si j;e open to public: view? 19. itecreation. Will the prwoposal, reSUIt in anim ac tt u cin the p p quality or gaar,,.ti,ty of existing public recreational. facilities? 20. Axcheol.ogical�lli.gtoz'iOkt1. W41-11 the pr-opas4., iGStXIt in an alt4r9t3.0n of a significant; archeological, or hi,stori.ca.l 'site,, structure. object or building? 21.. Mandatory Findings Of SigIri;fica A a. Does the project have the patent la.l to degrade the quality of the envi,xonmeat, substantially reduce the habitat~ of a fish or wildli,re species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop Below self sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plant: or animal, cormiunity, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or Animal or eliminate important examples of the major periods of C:a:liforni.a history or prehistory? im- _VX— b. Does the project have the potential to achieve short terra benefits to the detriment of Publicly, adapted long-term environmental, goals? C. Does the project have impacts which are individually limited, but curaula-^ t:ivel v COtSi.dera,ble? tp project: may impact on two or more separate resources where the impacts on each resource is relatively small, but where the Effect of the total of those impacts on a;,he environment: is si.gnificant.,, d. Does the Project have environmexrtal effects which wi 11 cause substantIal adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly? Append; x F - page 6 of 8 III. DISCUS ION OF SNVIROMNTAL EVALUATION 1(b): There may be significant overall alterations to poils in Butte Creon Canyon as a result of -the rezoning. On an individual basis, the subsequent streets, driveways and structures will not affect soils substantially. 1(d)j Butte Creek Canyon has a number of geologic features which could be zodifled by rezoning to allow specific land uses. The areas near the Ka of the canyonseem to be of Particular geologic im,- portance. I(e): A high erosion potential exists now. Potential problems nay be reduced by the zoning proposals. 1(g): A L4ult area traverses the S.W. portion Of But -be Creek Canyon near the intersection A Humbug Road and Honey Run Road. There io a moderate risk of landslides in the canyon. 2(a): A localized reduction of ambient air quality will result from increased traffic in the canyon. The rezoning should ultimately stabilize population and protect the air ouality, 3(b): Storm runoff will increase due to residential improvements which result in, less ground percolation. Most of the runoff will drain to Butte Creek as the natural slope is in that direction. 3(e): The rezoning could have an impact onwaterquality. Oils, fertilizers, pesticides and sediments from agricultural and resident- ial development would contribute to the degradation of Butte Creek's water quality. 3(g): Groundwater quantities will be affected as individual 'wells are used for water supply by future residents. 4(a)t A loss of vegetation. will -occur from development in Butte Creek Canyon.. Though a number of trees, shrubs, and other plants will be removed for developm,ont, a chaye in the overall diversity of species should not occur. 4(b):, In the 25, square mile area, agood possibility exists of some plants being in one of these Categories. 5(d): there could. be detrimental effects to fish and wildlife habitat from the rezoning. The dynamics of the ecological system deserves further jttdyl, 0 The ambient noise levels could increase from additional traffic on the roads. AppehdiX V - page 7 of 8 8: The rezoning will be designating land uses of an area which has ITI DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONKENTAL EVALUATION continued pg. 2 been In, a ixiberim zone for some time. 1'1: The rozotiing will decrease the potential population, den.sjtieq Uh-O'F4 preserving the long term, use of the axL.a. 12: Tho rezoning proposals should have the effec of presc:vvinG existing housing and controlling growth and, development of future residences. 13(a): The increase in. traffic from tlie -rozoning could be notice- able over that .�:)w experienoed. Further development will. create a more. constant flow of vehicular tra. ff.ic on 1huobus Road, Honejt Run Road, and other roads in the vici'=Lty. 13(c): A measurable increase in traffic on any of, tbo, roads could warrant improvemen:bs. Humbug Road-, as an. example,. is narmw and w3in,ding and with much more traffic could need road reconstruction and realignment. 14(a, f): The increased demands for public services in the area could be significant. There will certainly be an effect Upo'a these services caused by the rezoning. The Proposed zoningF, should create less of a demand on the County for fut-ure' public servioes than the present zoning. Recreational uses: of the area incl'ado 8etivities associated with But -be Creek, the covered bridgel the Centerville School museum, and Humbug Road as a County scenic highway. These uses can be expected to in=ease. Fire and, police protection will need to be increased to provide better coverage for a more populated area. 15(b): Existing energy sources may iceci-wire expansion. to meet demands from new development. TLtie already taxed energy supplies -would be affected by increased gas consumption for castomers traveling to and from isolated development and in,creased usage of fuel and electricity by the residents. 16(a, b)cos ev and telephone lines mmt through, the area and can be extended. Natural gas j;8 not likely to be available on a widespread basis.. (c). A community water supply may need to be developed as con centrations of population appear. The rozoning will ensure parcels of large enough size that individual wells sliould be sufficient, for some time. 1?(a): Sewage diep )sal by residents will need clearance from the Environmental. Health Department. Potential problems related to sewage disposal may be, reduced by tbe,zoning proposals. 18i , The rezoning should 'orotect the overall visual appearance. New, homes, power poles, and. other structures'will obscure the vistas of creek and canyon to some degree., 19: The demand on recreational uses of the area exist. Itow and can be. expected, to :i:racrease. The rezoning may particularly raffec�t 'Who use of Humbug Road as a County Scenivr bgjrhway and activities along Butte Creek. Public access to Butte Cre 4 at ]n)3Lny poa.ntS is de- sirable. A loss o.A oven space and potential recreation land could be experienced by development under the now, zonings. 20 There are both archaeological and hj,9-tora.0sl. sites x,n Butte Creek Canyonw These significantresources merit -preservation.' The rezoning could resulj iii alterations to sites 'by, future a esidents, Development proposals should be cleared with local archaeologists and historians before proceeding. 21�a) : The effect of the rezoting should be to protect the x-.'3j.ty of the Butte Creek Canyon, environment though individual projects could, have detrimental effects. 21(c): Cumulative impacts will: be or could be considerable in the areas of geologic structures and hazards, 0110sion, air quality, water quality, drainage, plant and animal life, pax ul.atioa densities, traffic, public services, energy sources, atilities, reareation and archaeological and: historical resources. ' 21(d)6 The environmental effects on air givality, water quality, plant life, animal. life, &, noise are among those which could adversely affect people. r BUTTE :COUNTY PLANNING COjI,111ISSION MINUTES - February 24, 1977 B BUTTE CREEK CANYON REZONE The following letter was read: Chico, -a. 9vc;26 - Butte CG.ILI of-- jl G..:i ZT ng- 7 Co-t:2ty C_hM- Drive orcville, �4M o5r,965' Dear r^^ enni g Cc,sT mesion 1 Tre Zoneiia Cc?=ittee of LZ,e A :tt� ..reek Car OZ Com.~-1-n tv sscciation hereby-zesis ; hat thes��_ �=� e �,o,nmissien � Count_r _?anti- _ _ OO- 11 2coni n _ _- o� sections 17,189 and !9, ?..r �� A�`� r LnoSe portions l�, I tg +1J2 the '� t i'..-_'Z�DIQ _��o=ai ez e �r stingy --ufte Creek s:- _b_10 bed - 377} s on the" east, and the _centeri i;ae o-F g Road ed '-':� - -West. This action is requested ~. _ Off n Order to eQ<:r? Ete the off Blatte Creek CenyQh-without he need for a seta-ate. iorr dl petit' 2 -0� 4-Z, .is area, Of Zpprox Tate2 y 160 ac�r?5e. This �?s xiti�� r or -�h kj ou-ledge and concur ra ce iL2a ! vi :•--S?.-i�Pr 1C3i - Lfan� QiG�' and. the�! '"il2' f � this ased, �l,Z-s Pri' scil la V , _s_ _ chart Le pkee Ain quest 'fr. j i:a T•af s^:3 ?i ? may be directed to Zoning cc?mzl^ttne � �r=ng � rec cr, Or mem1be s of t .2 _Z��Pa below. dates t i*an`� 2=i :Iot��; catzon Of Sincere�.y;: Charles Hey Zoning- Cam.nit wee Butte C'-k 32yQ;1 Cos^L-ru;;it} 345-.• 823 Association Robert Speer 345--129 Steven Ko-titelter ?43-2957 `:hairman Hanford commended the Grow of work which had been cone. a P for their extraordinary amount i It was the recommendation of the Commission that ;... Pay particular attention to the request as contained int Commission for the inclusion for rezon%ng of the area. between the this leiter .Butte Creek stream bed] 7 existinJ �I97.) Humht;g� lto4d on the west. on the ease, and the centerline o BOAVD OF SUPERVISORS MUTES - January 3, 19-78 78-44 wAzvL-; EER MCESSING P99S FOR TRE BUTTE CREEK CANYON ZOXING COMM TrEE' & MAG J.tuR Nelsou.► a]. review d,. rectos stated t6ai the board shOUld 40ns:ider wa:i;v.i.ng the; LTR processing .fees :(:ov citizens Stoups that are regaescItig rezotij,ng -,'I.n on area that the Planning Commission has been ungls;le to gat to. rkesc c:Ltizens groups are taorkili$ with the county trying to get-,oni.ng clone in their area. On motion of Sup.G viaor 1400ce y seconded by Supervtsor Madigan and carried, tha UIR processing fees foi Butte Creek. Canyon Zoning Committ.00 and Paradise X&C 'were waived .{ n BUT75 COUNTY PLANNING COW-1ISSIM' S'1`Ar-F FINDINGS "Iay 4, 19718 1 6. I3t►'tTir C12i T.; I: CAN yo`a ZoNI NC C.01,N1 TTE W Oe-one froi "',1-2" (General) acid "S-11" (,Scenic Highw, y) to +1:rl-1Ci" "Fit-2011 "1;12.-401' and "Y-R-16011 (Footh ll- Rocreat ,on"al, 5, 10 20, 40, and 100 acre na,rcols) property located in the Butte Crock Canyonfrom Skyway north to approx. 2 1/2 miles north of Hel.ltown . 1ii,storically efforts to rezone the Butte Creel: Canyon area began on December 4, 1075 when the Planning Commission held a. hearing on the zoning titi+high they had initiated for the area At the time the Commission proposed A-5, 1.(l, 20, 40, and 160 acre parcels, AR-MH2, TM-S, and 40 acre zoning and R-1, A & C Subsequently after public hearings Where the majority of the testimony was in apposition to the proposed rezoning the Planning Commission denied the zoning which they had initiated. The Butte Creek property Owners Assoc; had drafted a focthill recrenciona.1 zone to suit the desires of property owners in the Butte Creek Canyon area. A petition containing signatures of 306 residents favoring the foothill zoning,. proposal was presented to the Commission. Subsequent to the Planning Commission's denial Property owners in the Butte Creel, Canyon arca requested that the Board of Supervisors place interim. zoning on the area to allow them time to finaliZO their zoning proposal. On February 3, 1.076 nrd'inance 1673 was acopted for a period of four months, additional interim zones were Placed on the Butte Creek Canyon area until January 11, 1978» The request under Corsi.deration is for the foothill residential zone. Parcel sizes range from 5 to 160 acres. A total of 14,664 acres is being considered,. The zone is principally, a low-density residential 'zone which allows agricultural uses with the addition of home occupations for the sale of arts and crafts produced on the premises. The area is shoum on the land use element of the General. Plan as being partidll:y in the Residential 1.-4 dwelling units per acre and open grazing 1-5 acres per dwelling unit areas of the plan. The area is shown as being par°; ially in the urban and non-urban areas on the urban area mar. ,Nqe Safety Element of the ` General Plan shows the area as being �.n the hig h and extreme fire hazard areas on the natural fire hazard map, Since the proposed zoning would allow continued development of the canton area the Commission and Board should take it into consider- ation findings, policy, and implementation recommendations o;' the Safety Element contained in Section 3-22 & 2.i of the Safety Flement. The area is also shorn as having a high erosion notentia.l hecaij:,.-. of deep siones whim ch ain is contained in the Safety Element c� f the County General Plan. The nrnrosed parcel sizes in the -or, c. proposal should aid in mitigating the potential erosion in the 670a by decreasing the maximum number of potential units in the area. The proposed rezona.nl ,ho,uld serve to star�ili4e; the �3utte Gree}: Canyon area at non-urban Population clensitics and conform to tile' statements contained in the Land 11!;e Section of the Ce^cral Plan Text relating to rural residential rie�selonment ;,nd urban lanA usos. ' fine reservation the staff has concerning the proposed rezoning is 6 - STAFF T=INDI.NGS - May 8, 197 BUTTE CREEK CANYON ZONING CO'MMIT'I'li the lack of definition of home occunntion which will necessita,.e a -very restricted intcrpretat ,on in order to a,Vold a proliforati on of commercial uses in the canyon area. However', other cities and counties allow restricted home occupations for the sale of arts and crafts and agricultural produce in similar si.t.oataoni's, tinder, controlled conditions the staff believes this is an acceptable provision in the ord :trance, 7 BUTTE COUNTY PLANN`CNC C;ONiMT SON MTNUITSS - MaY 8. 1978 6. IMARTNO, ON DRAFT 1::NV I IZONMIMO6A1, CMPAC T 10W€1RT ANI) 1Z112C�N1 BUTTE C""RUNIK, CANYON ZONING, ("VIMITTl;a - Rezorw ,from "A-21' (Geocral) and IIS„ll" (Sconic: Highway) to 'IFR -5, IIVI1 -1011, IIPR-20,, r'1;1Z-40 and, 11178-1601 (17oot}ta;11w1Zorrcati�ynal, 5, 10, 20, 40 and 160 -rxerc parcels) rlcxty 1ocFr Ced in i he Ruttc �rcel. Canyon From Skyway noritto ippro x . 2 1/2 to i.I cs north of 11cl towii, trios pxirt }c;tilrivly clo;c i- bcd ws FR- 5: All that portion of Sections 2 and 3 of T2`1N "R2E, MDB&M Located north of the top of the bluff of Butte geek Canyon. That portion of Sections 4 and 5 of T21N, R2> , MDB&M located, north and east of Skyway, except- ing therefrom that portion of Section 5 located grtP of Butts Greek and sough of Ecq r Slot h �^'''" ' ✓Jd' �";E'A'r'7 ,.,a > i ✓'✓ 7✓ PF r 'cx' P, "e, .: t nr ,d rP> Ct `7 NF ` � i+F ji"Y/ n w•:c-.. . Frak[xf * ' Fa Ic aA ell, r� That portion of Sec;- 24 T22N, R2E, MDB&M Located south of Humbug, Road. That portion of Sec. 25, T22N, R2E, MDB&M r located east of Humbug Road,/,,"ic✓}r✓e✓,� �N+�t✓ rae�ro�+r � �fiRi�rav ct "r bra 5d,a:ez V frf"i ' AT e"' ru u, `'rf. r :+ S z r c� y �J6;^. sy aw Tr✓� 7c✓* %a✓% 7"A' l%V'A*A# LrnCt Est«' 061or" 4 That portion of Sec. 34, T22N, R2E, MDS&M *MINUTES MaY located south of Humbug; Road That; portion of See, 35, T22N, RPE, MDP&M located north or the top Of the bluff Of But" Cz eck Canyon and south of the followinf, described lino: Beri.nninf; at the Intersection of HumhuF 'Road and the east 11no of said Soo. 33; thence 1" 410 561 west along said road a distance. of 488.7 ft. to a point in a Ponce corner on the north side of said road, said point being the point of beginning of that land described in a Deed, from thus Crane and n, L. Crane to A . Simmons and Trances F. Si.mmorls, recorded in the ofrice or the Recorder, County of Butte, `,tate of California, in Book 989, at pare 274; thence from said point of beri.nni.ng'through seven courses: N 55° 32' W 53.0 feet; S 670 371 t'1 1.85 feet; S 71' 27' W 300.0 feet, S 72° 211 V1 40'0.0 feet; ", 540 30' W 464.Q feet; S 430 00' W 200 feet; S 490 43' 14 246.9 feet; thence ,outhwester.ly to the most northerly corner of Lot 18 of ":Rimrock View Sub." per Man of Record in Map Boole 24 on pages 27 and 28 of the Butte County Rec/rder; thence 'west and south along the north line- of said Sub. to the NW corner of Lot 14 of saii Sub,; thence S 541 03' 14 1.01.0 feet; thence S 571 28' WT 182.3 .feet; S750 221 50" W, 160.69 feet; S 85° 01' 30" rig 109,2c1 feet; S 430 34► 30"►, 61.23 feet; S 660 36' 20 W, 423.80 feet; S 36° 03' 50" W g6.65 feet; 8 700 18' 30 W, 224.20 feet; N1860 081 W 141.01+ feet, S 870 211 10'" W, 82.89 feet; S 770 45' 4011 W, 122.26 feet; 8 87, 441 50" W, 122.61 feet; S 610 16' 30" W's 119.04 feet; S 890 171 20" W, 151.35 feet; S 870 3d1 20" W, 116.37 feet; N 43° 25' 10" W$ 150.04 feet; 8 130 02' 10" W3 00.00 feet'; S 460 1141 20" W, 145.87 feet, and S 32' 30' W, 449.82 feet to the S :line of the sw 1./4 of said Sec. 20; thence S 890 43' E, 1025.59 feet along said S line to the S 1/4 corner of said -Sec. 20, thence E 2640.00 feet~ along the S line of the SE 1/4 of said Sec. 20 to the point of beginni.nr. All that portion'of .Sec. 36� T22N, R2E, MlaIM located south of Humbu,r Road and north of the top of the bluff of Butte Creek Canyon. The N 1/2 of the lit 1/4 of See. 2, T2214, H3E MDE&M The SE 1/4 of the E 1/4 of Sec. 7, T22N, R3Fr KDB&M The 814 1/i , the S 1/2 of the 8 1/2 of the N%t BUTTE COUNTY,..A,NN r COMI SS I aN "MINUTES May N, H 1/11, the W I/2 of the SR 1/4 of the NW 1/4, the 14W 1/4 of the NE 1/4, and tr,e SS 1/4 of the NE 1./4 of the NW 1/11 of Sec. 8, T2?N, R3J~, xMJ.&M That portion of the SE 1/4 the ;SW 1/4 Of the 14E 1/�. and the JJE 1/4 of the M8 1/4 of S;ec. Q loca.t ,*u west of Butte Creek. That portion of the Vl 1/2 of the VI 1/2 of Sec, 17, T22N, R58 MD%M located east of Butte Creek, and west of Humbug Road The JqE ',1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec. 17, T22N, R3E, MDB&N! That portion of Sec. 18 located east of Butte Creek. That portion of the E 1/2 of the NE 1/4 and the SE 1/4 located west of ]4gmbug Road of. Sec. 18, T22N, RBE, MDB&M. The SW IP "' the JOE 1/4, and the E 1/2 of the SW 1./4 of aec. 18, '1122N, R3E, W)B&M. That portion of Sec. 19, T22N, R3E, MDB&M located west of Kumbug Road, excepting therefrom Lot 1 of said Sec. 19 That portion of Sec. 19, T220133E, MDB&P located east of Butte Creek. That portion of the S 1/2 of the S 1%2 of See. 20, T22Ia, R3E, MDB.&M, located north of the top of the bluff of the Butte Creek Canyon, That portion of the N 1/2 of Sec. 30, T22N, R3E, MDB&NI, located north and v> z! st of Skyway.. The N 1/2of the SW 1/4 of Sec. 30, T22N, R3E, MDB&M, Containing 3394 acres, more or less T °R..10 A 'portion of Sec. 4, T22N, R3E, ?ADB&M' described as follows, : Beginning at the NE corner of Lot 3' of said Sec. 4; thence south to the SE corner of 'twat 6 of said Sec. 4: thence west along the south li.n.e of said Lot 6 and its prolongation to the west line of said Sec. 4' thence north to the northwest corner' of said Sec-. 4; thence east to the point of 60 E, BUTU COUNTY PLANN:> int ONINII iS1'OIJ "'VAUTEIR May 8, '197A beginning. Lots 1`0 and 11 of Sec. 11, T22N, R31e, 10B&M excepting therefrom that part of Lot '10 described as follows; Beginning at a point on the north line of said Spot; 10, 135 ft. east of the NW corner of said Tot; thence south at a- right, angle to the north line of said Lot 150 ft;.; thence at a right angle east; 333 ft.; thence at a right angle north 1.505 ft.; thence west 333 ft. to the point of beginning. The E 1/2 of the W 1/2 of the BE 1/4, the W 1/2 of the E 1/2 of the SS 1./4, and t -h4 r !.•'2 of the BE '1/4 of the SE: 1/4 of Sec. 5 T22^ , "; MD6V4 That portion of the F 1/2 of the NS 1/4 and the NE 1/4 of the s1.; 1/4 or the NE 1/4 of Fec. 8, T22110 R3E, MDW4 located east of Bette Creek. The W 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Sec. g, T2214, R3E, MDBCxM: mhe 1v 1/2 of the SE 1/4, the S 1/2 of the fi1V 1/4, the S11 1/4 of the SW 1./4, the S 1/2 of the NW 1/4 ofthe SW 1/4, and the NE 1/4 of the NGV 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Sec . 33 T23N, R3E, 14DB&M Containing 630 acres, more or less, ci d '1711-20: The E 1/2 of the W 1/2, the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4, and the 1-1 1./2 of the W 1/2 of the SE 1./4 of See. 5 T22 -N, R3E, ]ZB&M. The SE 1/4 of the WE 1/4, and the NE 1/4 of the SE 1./4 of Sec. 7, 1,221,T, R3E? MDB&M. The NW 1/4 of the ISE 1./4, and the SW �/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec. .81 T22N p3E, MDE�`j Lot 1 of Sec- 1 9 i ' T2ZYI R3E, MDB&M. The E 1/2 and the E 1/ of the W 1/2 of Sec. 32, T23N, R3E, MDQI. The N 1/2, the WJ 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of the SW 1/45 and the E 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Sec. 33, T23N, R3F7 K7D&. . Lots 4, 5, 121 1-3y 151 1.6 and the S 112 of Lot 14 of Sec. 34, T23N, R E, I"'I<DB&11. Contaitixig 1700 ar. re :, Mare or less, N