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HomeMy WebLinkAbout77-53 2VTTB COONT'Y Pt,ANNING CONNISSIQi MINUTES July 25, 1,977 1. Forest Ranch Developjtlent Co. (77~53) Rezone `:from 1OTM-511 (Timber Mountain ., 5 -acne lots) to "PA -C"' (Planned Area -Cluster) property located on the south side o1 Cody Lane, approx. 1/2 mile east of State Hwy, 32 identified ars AP 63-04-34., more particularly described as Commencing at the NW corner of Sec 8, T23N, R3B, MDB&M; thence southerly along the west; section line of said Sec. 8, 661..20 ft. to the true point of beginning; thence N 880 501 32" E, 1299.89 ft. ; thence S 10 25' 18" 1VO 3312.13 ft; thence S 890 09' 44" W 1325.66 ft. to tl'.+,e west line of said Sec. 8, thence N 10 52' 23'p B along said west line 3306.0`0 ft. to the true point of beginning. Containing 100 acres, more or less, Forest Ranch. 78-6-'2-18 Mr. Gaiser read staff findings. Proponents: Richard Daniels, P. 0. Box 60, Forest Ranch, -the applicant, stated that Cody rune and Nopel DRive will be improved to RS -7 County Standards. IIe also said that .item 9 of the proposed conditions cal.l.ed for 500 grim for two hoiv s, necessitating a 60,000 gaIJon storage tank. He further stated that the flow rates from test holes indicated the availabity of abundant water: In response to a question from Commissioner Williams he said that J. C. Plummer made the tests, and answering a query from Claude L. Willis he said that the wells had been, pumped down twice. Counsel Slemsen noted that environmental review had been accomplished in April on the original proposal. Mr. Daniels said*that, revised pro posal: had been reviewed by the Bnv;ironmental Review-siaff`. -1: BUTTE COUNTY PLANXIM6 COMMIssIoN MINUTES - July 25, 1977 Opponents: Claude L. Willis, B . M. Stage) Forest Ranch, expressed concern about access --stating that the south end of Nopol Dyive had deep the road too ditches on either side of narrow for two to pass. vehicles Hd further questioned the availability of Water needed, for such a development—stating that lie was a well driller by trade, had worked in this area all his life, and that it was the history of this area that the ground Will often absorb the water as fast as it comes in --that most of the time the shallo1v wells (300 ft, or so) will not Produce the desired flow --that in, the effort to go deeper (600-675 ft.) to find a better source, the initial. flow is lost. Commissioner Everbard's main concern was fire protection. Mr. Daniels said that there Was a Volunteer Fire Department in Forest Ranch that was attempting to raise money to build, a fire hall after which the County would provide a pumper. He also commented that the State Forestry Station was 4 miles north of Forest Ranch and Provided.protection for this area during the high danger fire season. Commissioner Bennett said that there had been many horror stories over the years regarding lack of water in the Forest Ranch and Cohas8ot areas, and said there should be some assurance that the water supply Would be adequate for all Who pov,chased properties in tRa area, In response to a question from commissioner Everhard regarding snow removal, Mr. Daniels said they had considered housing a snow vehicle on the project for use during the few times when such equipment would be needed. Commissioner Evethard commented that he would like to look at the site --Stutz and Bennett agreed. Chairman Gilbert continued the hearing OPBN until A,.igust' 8--admoni8hin'g the commissiollets that not more than two View the site at the same time without the benefit of an advertised public meeting. m BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES -August 8. 1977 IV. {PUBLICBEARINGS - CONTINUED FROM July 25, 1977 A. REZONING 1. Forest Ranch Development Co. Rezone from "T4-5" (Timber, Mountain -, 5 acre lots) to "PA -C" (Planned Area - Cluster) property located on the south side of Cody Lane, approx. 1/2 mile east of State Hwy 32, identified as AP 63-04-34, more particaalarly described as: Commencing at the NW corner of Sec. 8, T23N, R3E, MDB&M; thence southerly along the west section line of said Sec. 8, 661.20 ft. to the true point of heginn�ng; thence N 88° 50' 3`2" E, 1299.89 ft. -',thence S 1 25' 18" W, 3312.13 ft.,, thence S 89 09' 44" W, 1325.66 ft. to the west line of said Sec. 8, thence 'N 10 52' 7.3" E along said Blest line 3306.00 ft. to the true ;point of beginning Containing 100 acres, more or less, Forest Ranch, 78-X10-2-490 commissioners Stutz, Bennett and Everhaxd said that -they had visited the site since the last meeting. All were satisfied with the road conditions as proposed; Proponents. Richard Daniels, P. 0. Box 160, Forest Ranch, in answer to questions from the Commissioners stated that: one of the test wells was providing 15 gpm.and ,the other an estimated 2S and that another was a dry hole. He discussed the requirements of the proposed condition of 500 gpm for 2 hoursy-necessitating a. 60,000 storage tank. M1- i 1 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - August 8, 1977 Mr, Lawson, in response to a question from one of the Commissioners assured them that their consideration regarding the availability of water was proper and related to the health, safety and general welfare of the public. Mr. Daniels said the first order of business would be to develop the necessary water supply and reminded the Commission that the project could not proceed without water. Robert Kutz,, 1000 The Esplanade, a Chico attorney speaking as an adjoining 240 -acme property owner, said that he feels this is an excellent development and a keystone in the further development of the area. He further stated that he has no financial interest in the project and had never met the applicant In response to a question from Commissioner Stutz, M Lutz stated that there should be a water development plan for the entire area, but efforts by a committee some two years ago had accomplished little in that direction. Opposed: No one, The hearing was closed and motion made by Commissioner Everhard, seconded by Commissioner Stutto to recommend approval of this rezoning subject to the 20 conditions as recommended by staff, and finding the proposal to be in conformity with the Butte'County General Plan. AXES: Commissioners Everhard, Stutz, Williams and Bennett NOES No one. ABSENT: Chairman Gilbert Motion carried. Conditions of Approval Are: 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept, of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities.. 2 Provide: 20 ft. radius property line returns at all street intersections., 3. A 50 ft. building setback line from the centerline of all roads. 2 R BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August: 8,,1977 4 StXeet Sivas , tan Z`tid d 1;�y the deVelc,por at. Cal stmt int4ars tions per amnty re .i.r==t1S . in t 5 Wit' -Uma to sweet names far oacc streett. Lo the catty caardjw'Eor :Eor StrE Cst nOT- 060) W !i„ CIatl'"tL"Yt .'t L.Ittu Street &moi= CV) a:-1, =3 access to a public =:, ad to RS -7 9e=etriQ s,tan6ard:. i-Li.x)im st,=at=aj se cru. to b.-- 4w An ivitb sa 250 ontl fit?"; relative eompactl=— Sit dC'S:L i.Q, tO Q'4=17 Seto Of. tic ��c r,s.� :or eopraval.. tw, vzlue d.etrexminations and other data may' `tae rer�, �:cl to su,�ort sc-ct;Wn design. Gm. 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Box 148 Forest Ranch, CA 05942 Re Rezone 77-53 Dear Mr. Daniels: At the requl a r meeti nc► of tho qutte Count%l Roard of Super- visors held August 16, 1977, a Public hearing date was set for August 30, 1977 at 10:45 a.m. to consider your request for rezoning from "Tri -51" (Timber Mountain) to 'IPA -D" Planned Area Cluster) property lo:ated on the south side of Cody Lane, approximately1/2mile east of State N 1 Wau 37, identified as AP 63_04-084, Forest Ranch. The meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors; Room, County Administration Building, _1859 Caird Street, Oroville, California. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please call this office, sincerely, MARGF CATT Clerk of the Board of Supervisors /db F ,1 BOARD OP SOPERV'ISORS MINUTES August 301977 r 77-1708 �P 6.BY.c y,.1jV,A.jNc�:, .1�o)zI481'v.. 1AN011 f V_1,01'►ILIN'T C,04 PECAl JV{ �lAN",ZONTP, FROM "'l-511 Ci���R MOUNTAIN-5 ACRE" LOTS) aa"PA,C�tr AREA-CLU8T R) ?7OXS11'CY LOCA1P:ASOUTH � LJNu�lr��l,Ap.�A�rit,ri C..0n ON �'I:UB SOUTH ��;itI �Or� ('.Oi)Y. I Ai11T,, APPROX. 1/2 MILE' Ole` 8TATF, 11W. 32., xt��ar�rc:cz+IL, A AP C3-04-54, c.�tt�" l?r[xNIXG 100 A,GJZfML) , T C,.IV� I1: Thai public hoaa..tn„ on Die )'orust Ranch Ilavca0prrt011L Or). nugetti've declarn(:zon and rorona from "TM-511 (iJr,)bor plotint:r11.11-5 acre loc-q) to "PA-c" (0,11,111.o(I uroa—clu:s-Vev) pa;uport.y 3oc:rtvod on, the 0a)U(Ah 4;1t70 Of Cody lmne;, ' apps ,imaLel.y 1/2 milo, ctl;at Of Strlt.ct Hwy. 32 i.dvnt t f-.Lvd its AP 63-04-34, conta:11 ging, 100 .acre: s, more or 1c.R ;, 1 Frost 1'+canch etas , 11e1.tl ns caelvorhi.Y�e,cl. Hal N,Json, gnvirot7mentni, .Itrst>j.Prr DiresCLOr, sel• Out We (1110cl,.lis:: for the nag;nti,vcs dc�cl�ttrra[;:i ren. 110,11-JR Open La the ptibli_c. Apl,caral:i,ng;; w I. Rick Dani;cl s. Mr. Dgaittls states. that the property had an arch.:10olag,ier11. survny done On it. .Li' anythir%' is found 0r7 the p1roperLy develGlymcnt; would hr. st,'oppc:d, Asphzjlt. shingle roofs will be placed on the buildings in thy: devulopincnt. This will. be ,a condcltt►ti.ni.um typa. of project:. The lot will be sold rather than the buildings. The a blears Of the grope l-ty will be decaded the lot, ',f'he, otstter. s�ria.l linve full° 1186 of the remaining; 88 acres. 2. Mr. tse:ro Cody Tono. Mr. Coro stated that he would like to know about the developm+ant. Mr„ Gero stLeited that he was concerned with the lack of wager and the rapt i a. 1)i.scus.cion of the two wells on, the property had at this time, Mr'. Lawson Stated that Toward Toussni.nt, slid not feel that the wells will: be sufricient> Mr. Daniels sl`at-ed that in regard to the wrater required by Butte County the tt:o wells warn in compjiance. One: well is 115 feet decd and has 15 g;allans per rni nuts . The other' well is 305 fact deep and has 25 grallonv, per rttinu -e. Supervisor Mzadigaan l:oted that a survey of, the Forest Ranch, area bYyi, the Water Resou'reco, its conjvinction with Voward Tous;rai.nt showed A 1.i.trtitci} araaurtt of r+fitter 5.n the oxest Ranch area. '.Chet .7r,nnsvjlje Dank is to hdlg supply Forest: l,anch. The matter is continued to Septetttlxar 5y 1977 at 1.0.45 a.ttt. :dor presentations by Howard Toussaint regardino the water question S i ArwDepartm6pf a I Memoranpum TO. Board of ;supervisors F nOMt Bnvironmt ntal:.Aeview Director SUMAcr: Forest Knolls Subdivision PAG OAM Sept. ) 1977 F'ollawing the discussion of -the Forest Ranch Development co. PAC rezone request at Last Tuesday's Board Meeting, T did some, ad-Utional research relating to the water supply question. According to the staff specialist who wrote the report, the original environmental; evaluation statements relating to water were based on information ftarnished by the project developer, and did not reflect engineered test data. We have accordingly revised the checklist and discussion relating to items 3(f), 3(g)., 14(a) and 17(b) According to experts that I contacted, there is a poasibility of welds for this project influencing wells on adjoining parcels , There is also a possibility of no effect. Monitoring of neighboring wells -rithin 1,000 feet of the project, wells while the project wells are being pumped would be necessary to resolve the question with certainty. The long term effect of additional wells in the area on the overall area water table cannot be predicted with certainty. A. comphrehens ve shady of groundwater hydrology in the area would be very expensive ($4,000 to $100,000, according to Howard Toussaint) and would still only be a "bast guessk'Iof e perts. Whether or not this project is approved, additional wells will likely be dug in the area to service additional parcels which may in the future be crePted by parcel, map. State law currently allows property owne•s to tap the groundwater rem sources on their property, and if this lowers the water table so an adjoining well goes dry, the owner of the responsible pump is (under some circumstances) not legally accountable. The owner of the dry well may only have the option of digging a deeper well. As for a decision, on this project $ the options available to the Board are the following. - 1. oll:owing,1 Delay a decision on adoption of the recommended conditional negative declaration until the project wells can be test pumped with wells within 1,000 feet monitored for drawdown during the test. 2. Adopt the conditional negative as presently revised. This would require a finding by the board that the possibility of influencing neighboring wells does ;not constitute a signi- ficant effect on the environment. 3i Adopt the conditional negative with ;an additional contin- gency requiring the applicant to perform :the pump test at a later date. Approval would thus not be valid until the test IN MINN=, y ^ Porest Knolls Subdivision,PAC Sept, 2, Page P. conclusively 'verified adequate supply of water and lack o,f. Anrluence oa neighboring wells, 4 Aoquire an EIR. This would generate additional data regarding O*tbor aspects of the environment, as well as provide for add :. Zlic.. 1, comments ,from. interested" agencies. There arra pros and cons to all the alternatives presented; Should the Board desire a recommendation as to which option in my opinion, is the bast, I will be happy to present such at the conclusion of the ptxb,t c hearing next Tuesday lS yY y+t y]p 1Y..n _ NE A.PIYJif DW1V� . TON 2+.1.d4AM.UTG l.IlJ..rl.4.V&KJl��.4 A� 11MP OII 1 NOTICE IS HEREBY GI'V'EN that tbo p:r:oj ect described bs10w has been reviewed p=ouan , to th e provisions of the 01-11 0I-nia. Environmental Quality Act of 199?? (1?ublIc Resources Code 211001 et 800.) and a deteraination, has 'beep. made '►,�Iat it will not have a 67 iticant effect upon the en<` ,xv.xzent,. W 2. DESCRIPTION OV, PRCI';ECT s Rezone TM--5 to FA-C, .AP# 63--04--34 3. LOCATION OF PROJECT Eest Hwy 32 one mile South Rorest Ranch at end of Cody L.,,. Forest Ranch. 4. NAME AN-D ADDRESS OF PROJECT. APPLICANT: Forest Ranch Development Co: P. 7. Box 148 Foreot Ranch, Ca. 959LI<2 5. MITIGATION 1;MASURES See Attached. 6. A copy of the Environmental Review Dir(�ctax' a initial study regarding the environmental eff ect of this project i.s attached. This study was Adopted as presented. Adopted with changes. Specific modifi cation$ aad Supporting reasons ave attached. 7 A ubli.c hearing on this Ne ativa Declai ation was held 'g a ti by the s decision makinggbody. Ifp4;xing body Butte County Board of Supervisors L;fte of Determination Determination On the basis of the Environmental Director's initia"i. .study, the information presented at hearings, comments received ara the proposal and our ovrn knowledge and independent :^esearch: Appendix G - page I of 2 BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES - September 6, 1977 /77-1769 ADOPT ORDINANCE 1862: PUBLIC MARING; FOREST RANCH DMLOlE"M�,NT CpMI.'ANY . NF.GATIVE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROM 'IT14-5" (T ER MOUNTAIN - FIVE ACRE :LOTS,) TO "PA -C" (PLANNED AREA -CLUSTER) PROPERTY LOCATED 7N THE SOUTH SIDE OF COAX tAN8, APPROXIMATELY ONE-HADV MxLE EAST OF STATE HIGHWAY 32, IDR J. VELD AS:.AP 6,„33.0 4CO_NTAINING 100 ACRES, MORE OR LESS; FOREST RANCH. The continued public hearing on the Forest Ranch Development Company - negative declaration and rezone from "TM -S" (timber mountain five acre lots) to "PA -G" (planned area -cluster) property located on the south side of Cody Lane, approximately one -"half mile east of State Highway 32, identified as AP 63-04-34, containing 100 acres, more or less, Forest Ranch was held as continued, Earl Nelson, Environmental Review Director, set out the background of the revised checklist. A negative declaration is recoomended. The question continued from last week has to do with the water supply. Discussion oa a conditional negative declaration had at this time° A conditional negative declaration has to be a condition of the project. Discussion of the subdivision that is within a feta hundred yards; of the property proposed to be rezoned .had at this time. Howard Toussaint Sanitarian, stated that; there is a need for additional storage for water. They are concerned about the water, shortage. Clay Castleberry, Public Works Director; stated that in '1973` the problem of water for this area was addressed. There are two solutions, a deep well of from 600 to 1500 feet or a pipe from the Jonesville Dain which is a long way froin being done. Hearing open to the public. Appearing: Rack Daniels, Mr. Daniels stated that there had been a long discussion on the water situation. The water will be from underground sources rather than surface water. There are two wells on the property that produce 15 gallons per minute and 25 gallons per minute. T1 fere are also three other toles that have been drilled on the property. Mr Daniels stated that in order to meet the water standards the wells will be drilled deEper of there would be another well .drilled on the property. Financially the project could not proceed without water. The Vogpeerit could not be sold or built on without water.. BOARp OF SUPERVISORS MINUTES — September 6, 1977 Mr. Toussaint stated that 'there has never been that much of a goo -logical study made in the Mammoth and Paradise Pines area,. Mro Toussaint stated that he knows nothing about the wells on the proporty in question. Rearing closed to the public and confined to the BoarO. Jim Lawson, Planning Director, stated that the Board would be approving the plan when the rezone was approved. The question involved is whether this is a proper use for, the land. On motion of supervisor Winston, seconded by Superv4sor Lemke and unanimously carried, that although the proposed project could have a significant effect: on the environment, based on the testimony, there, will not be a significant effect in this case because the following mitigation' measures have been added to the project and a negative declarationis recommended: 1. River Rock or other erosion preventing material shall be placed in drainage ditches as needed, , 2. Natural vegetation should be retained wherd'possible. 3. Building design standards and placement should reflect the geologic constraints of the area. 4. If a!IY cultural resources are discovered during construction that: may j have been buried or obscured from view previously, an archaeologist should be contacted immediately, 5. Installation of a tankfor storage of water, i 6. If additional water supply is needed, applicant is to drill wells. Hearing on the project: open to the publics Appearing: No one. Hearing closed to the public and confined,to the Board. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MOMS September G, 1977 0n motion of Supervisar Winstone seconded by Supervisor Moseley and unanimously carried, the rezone to "PA-Q" was approved with the findings that the proposal is in coC' with, the General flan; Ordinance 1862 was adopted the Chairman authorized to sign; subject to the following conditions: I. Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept. of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2. Provide 20 ,ft, radius property line re'turne at all street intersections. 3 A 50 ft. building setback line from the centerline of all roads. 4. Street signs shall be provided b the developer a ` y p tall atx-e't intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordi.a,ator .tor approval of street names). 5. Construct full street section on all roads and access to a public road. to R8-7 geometric standard. Minimum struttinral section to be 4" AB with SC 250 and 907. relative compaction. Submit design to County Dept. of Public Works for approval. IVI value determinations and other data may be required to suppOrt section design, 6 Street grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering standards. 7. Provide road maintenance agreement. $. Indicate all existing easements on ;final development plan. 9.Meet requirements of Butte County fire Dept. or other responsible agency. , j 10. Submit site development plan to Dept. of Public Works for approval and construct or install the required facilities.' 11; Provide permanent solution for drainage., 12 Provide in the homeowners agreement means for snow removal. 15. Development be limited to single family residential on the 20 lots, lot 21 will have the tennis courts, pool, horse corrals and �SCables as delineated on the map. 14o Meet the requirements of P.G. & E. 15. Meet the requirements from the Pacific Telephone, J BOARD or SUPERVISORS MINUTES - September 6, 1977 16,. Provide the Health Department wl,th a map showing the precise location Of, all wells dug, drilled or otherwise installed on the property (including dry holes) and advise Health .Department which are to remain and which are to abandoned and filled. 17i Show a 100 ft. leachfield free area around all wells which are to remain. 18. Abandon and fill all other wells in a manner satisfactory to the Health Dept. Developer,ti engineer shall certify in writing to the Health Dept. as to the method used to abandon and fill. 19. All lots shall be served by a public water system installed as per plans to be approved by the Health Dept. 20. public notice to occupants/owners that Forest Knolls Road is not a private road available only to this development, but is a private non-exclusive easement for road purposes subject to the rights of others outside the development. 21. River rock or other erosion preventing material shall be placed n drainage ditches as needed, h 22. Natural vegetation should be retained where possible, 23. Building design standards and p reflect the geologic placement should constraints of the area. 24. If any cultural resources are discovered during construction that may have been buried or obscured from view previously, an archaeologist Should be contacted immediately. 25. Installation of a tank for storage of water. 26. If additional water supply is needed, applicant is to drill wells. i AN OR1)1;dANCB' Z0M:Ej;tl A mH,TTMI OP THE COUNTY OF �yi�YY: UTE, �S'y,�'n11yT3 +q�1+ CALIFORNIA., ., p ik 'IVAY-�C rn'�y (PLANNED fs� �i w,`piri7� 1. FLfI�V i.I� �.4W l.i'MiR lG N'^ . .fl.A"�!',A ,. O�+kILJ 1.1 br�ii�4m'M�g.1d 1. The board of 800rvi,sOrs of the GOUnty Of 1�utte, State 2 of Cali.forni.a, uizder and pursuant to Chapter 24-29 n. t:° 3County Code or said County DO 0J, ,A.LX as follows'. 4 SECTION 1. The hereinafter er descri.bed area situated in 5 the County, of BUtte, ;State of California, shall be and it is 6 hereby zoned as a "PA-C'" (Planned Area - Cluster) Diatriat2 and 7 such area, ahall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses 8 and regulations hereinafter specified and provided, 9 Said a�,ea so zoned being located in the unIncQrporatec 1.0 area of Butte 00unty, 1+oreat Rancho more particularly described 11 As follows 1.2 CommencinN at the MW corner of See. 83 T23N, P,34, MDB01; thence southerly a.lonF the west 13 section 'line of said :zee. 8, 661.20 ft. to N 886 the true point of beginning; thence �y S 1b 25' 181, 14 . 501 32" Ee. 1299.89 ft.,; thence W, 331-2,13 f t . ; thence S 890 09, 4411 W;a 1.5 1.325.66 ft. to the wast line of said See. 8; thence N 10 52' 2311 Z along, said west line 15 3306,00 ft. to the true point of beyrinr ing 1.7 Contai.ning 1.003 acres, more or less. 18 SECTION 20 R i ULAN IONS FOR A 'IPA-C" DISTRICT.- 19 { ns shall ap 1.y in a rIPA--C1a The following r eulat io 20 District. 21 4A PURF053 R 22 The zone is intended to facilitate the 23 development ,of centers of residential. Or light commer 24 ci.a.l activities or a combi.nati W! thereof and, related ` 23 uses Wi:thout retard to the traditional l lmi,tati On.s on 26 lot size, road frontage, setbaek, _ side yards a;n4� rear yar ts. Said zone is to be applied only to areas determined to be suitable for such uses, as evidenced by a develop -Ment plan to be submi.tted. b 'Mie appl..),cant to the ti Planning Commission, And to be evaluated by roPerence sI to exl $ting and proposed land usos, the County General 8 Plan and any applicable precise Plans,The Final 7 development plan, as approved by the hoard of Superviz;or 8 shall be binding on the developer or subsequent owners 9 as reamlatIons for land uses within the zone. Deviatiot7s 10 From the Said plan (except minor deviations Which do not 11 increase the density or Intensity Of any use, change ttie 12 character of any use or introduce any new uses) ;shall. 3 require re -zoning in accordance with an amonded 14 development plan. 15 Further, said zonae should be applied only wbere 16 Its Peripheral boundaries can be adequately integrated 17 with the.. surrounding public road SYSten and surrounding 18 zones without creating nuisances From noises fumes-, 19 con.estion or other causes. 20 (D) USES PERMITTED. 21 1. Those uses Which are permitted in the ?2 Commercial) Distriett without the necessity of 23 securing a use permit. 24 2. Service Stations. 25 (Cr OSES PROHIBITED: 26 All other uses, of land not specifically authorized I under Section 211-126(A) above are prohibited 2 (D) LOT REGULATIONS 3 There shall be no setbacic, side yard, rear yard, 4 Or lot width or frontage requirements in the mreaa 5 zoned "PA -C". Provided, however, that where a "PA—V 6 zone abuts a single or multiple family residential zone, 7 the se3tba.cl� requirements of the abutting residential 8 zone in exp Stence at: the time the "PA -C" torte application 9 is acted upon by the Planning Commission shall apply to 10 that portion of the cluster zone along the boundary 11 oommcn to the cluster and residential. zone. Provided 12 Further, however, that no structure within a "PA --C" 13 zone shall be located within ten (10') tent of a common 14 property line between the ITA -C " zone and an abutting 15 s:.ngle or mt ltiple-residentlal zone 16 (Z) A0CMS RrQUII EMENTS, 11 Access to each lot or to the common area serving 1'8' said lot shall be provided in accordance With the 19 requirements of Chapter 20 of the,Butte, County Code 20, including the improvement standards set forth in the 21 resolution of ;standards adopted pursuant thereto, 22 Vehicular and Pedestrian movement in said cluster 25 parcel adequate foil the use intended shall be ev.deneed 24 by r ghta- of -gray or easements granted on a Final. sub - 95 division map or rlghts-of--way or easements pranted by 26 separate Instrument pursuant to approval of the Board .3_ 1 of Suporvisors. Desirable minimum width of any t3uc'h 2 easement is twenty (20) feet 3 (P) LOT COV9RAq No lot (when considered together with its prapar- 6 tIonate share of any common space) shall be permitted 6 building coverage greater than that permitted in the t 7 zone for an equal size lot used for the same 8 purpose. 9 (G) SUPERSESSION. 10 In the event the reZulations for this zone cleanly 1.1 conflict with the terms of any ether applicable 12 ordinances of the County or Butte except Building, 13 Electrical. Plumbing, and Sewage codes;, the provisions 1:4 hereof shall control:. The provisions of this ordinance 15 shall be construed to be In harmony with all such 16 ordinances unless clearly in confiiot therewith. Any 1.7 subdivision established in a Cluster Zone after the: 16 effective date of this ordinance shall be, deemed to he 19an " �"a purposes of Section open. space subdivision .for the 20 20-30.2 of the Butte 'County Code. 21 (14) J:JPROVWENTa. 22 All. improvements within said zone shall meet the 23 requirements Of Chapters 190 26, 27 and. 28 of the Butte i I 24 County Code, 23 ( ) DITNIVIUM MA. 26 The tnjnjmum area' of any "PAL -C" district shall be -4- ;l throe (3) acres 5 Off-strdet parking shall be required pursuant to 4 the 1'0110wing formula: S a. Residential Uses: Two (2) park ngr spaces for 6 each living unit. 7 b. Offices: One (1) parking spare for each 400 8 square feet of gxross floor area, 9 c. Rotail stores; One (1) Marking space for each 10 300 square feet of grans floor area.. 11 Said; parking area, may be ovined Individually by, the 12 owners Of more than one lot in common. 13 M PROCEDURAL 1.4 Any application for rezoning to Planned Area-0:.uster 15 shall be accompanied by a Preliminary developwent plan 16 to be subMitted to the subdivision committee fox, review Y 1'7 and report pursuant to Section, 20.13 of the Butte County .13 Code. As to form and content, the preliminary develop- 19 went Plan map an(i the review processshall conform to 20 the requirements of said Code for a tentative subdivision 21 map. Upon receipt of the recommendations of the 22 Committee} the Planning- Director shall set the applica.tio. !23 for hearings as in the ease of' other rozoninq application 24 sEC1TION 3 Al.'l uses or land within the district not 25 specifically authorized and porrnitted are prohibited. 26 SECTION 4. In compliance with the provisions of said W ftmrm 1 Butts: County Code, Chapter 24, the same is hereby amended by 2 adding this Ordinance in fall. 3 SECTION 5. The penAltiog for the violation of the 4 zoning hereby imposed within the district shall be; as provided in 5 the Butte Counter Code, Chapter 24, this Ordinance Ohsil from, argd 6 after its -effective date become a supplement to and part of the 7Butte County Code, Chapter 24. 8 SECTION 6. This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby 9 declared to be in Rall force and effect from and after thirty (30) to days after the date of its passage= and before the expiration or 11 fifteen (1 5) days after its passrage, this Ordinance shall be 12 published once with the :lames of the members of the Board of 13 supervisors voting for and against it in 'he ChIco 14r ris+_. , a newspaper published in the County of 15 Butte, State of California. 16 PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Soard of Supervisors of the 17 County of Butte., State of California, on the 6th day 1.8 Or �.... - mom � 1977: by the following vote: 19 AYES: Suparvisors Lemke M*dlgan, Moseley, 1Mnston and Chatrman Richter 20 NOBS : None 21 ABSENT fri�na 22 NOT Vt TIy 10 None 23 BERNARD RIGHTER Chairman 2 ;, Butte County Board of Supervisowa 25 ATTEST CLARK A. NELSON, County Clary �n6 and Ex -officio Clerk of the Board Clem or'...:.. t September 5, 1977 Mr, Richard ,Daniels merest Ranch Development Co'. 1). C. Box 148 Forest Ranch, CA 5.5992 Re: Rezone 77-53 Dear Mr. Daniels: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Board of Supe,. visors held September 'G, 1977, Ordinance No, 1862 was adopted which rezones from "TM -V (Timber Mountain) to OPA-C" ((Manned Area -Cluster) �operty located on the south side of Cody lane; approximately 1/2 mile east of State Ilighway 32, identified as AP 63_04-0'.34, conta nip,; 100 acres, more or less, Forest. Ranch, California, subject to the followinnconditions: 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities, 22 Provide 20 ft. radius property line returns at all street intersections. 3. A-50 ft. building setback line f ro,1 the centerline of all roads. 4. Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit five alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names), 5. Construct full street section on all' roads and access standard.to a 141nimum structural c uralsection toublic road to be geometric 411 AB with withSC 250 and 90% p g department relative compactions Submit design to County of Publ i c Works for approval . '"RP value determinations and other data may be• required to skinport section design, Richard Daniels Forest Ranch Development Co. September 8, 197 Page "`2w G. Street grades and other features shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering standard's. 7. Provide; road maintenance agreement, 8. Indicate all existing easements on final development pl an , 9. Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Department or other responsible agency.` 10. Submit site development plan to Department of Public Works for approval and construct or install the required faci l i°ties 11, Provide permanent solution for drainage. 1,2. provide in the homeowners agreement means for snow removal. 10. Development be Iimi'ted to single family r?sidential on the 20 lots, Lot 21 w l 1 have the tennis courts, pool, horse corrals and stables as ;delineated on the map. 14. Meet the requirements of P Ci* & E. 15 deet the requirements fron the Pacific Telephone. 15 Provide the Health Department with a map showing the precise location of all wells du drilled, drilled, or other- wise installed on the property including dry holes) and advise Health 'Department, which are to remain and which are to be abandoned and filled. 17. Show a 100 ft. leachfield free area around all wells which are to remain. 1.8. Abandon and fill all other wells in a manner satd,.sfactory to;. the Health Department. Developer's engineer shall certify in writing to the Health Department as to the method used to abandon and d fill 19. All lots shall be served by a public water system installed as per Mans to be.approved by the health Department. i p Richard Daniels Foresd Ranch Development Co. September 8., 1977 Rape -3- 20. Public notir;e to occupants/owners that Forest Knolls Road is not a private road available only to this dev- elopment, but is a private non-exclusive easelnent for road purposes subject: to the rights of others outside the development 21i River cor other erosion preventing material shall be placed i'n drainage ditches as needed, 22., tiatural vpget,ition should be retained where possible. M Building dfisign standards and placement should reflect the geolo'g'ic constraints of the are -a. 246 if any cultural resources are discovered during construction that may have been buried or obscured from view previously, an archaeologist should be contacted immediately. 25. Installation of a tank for storage of eater. 26. If additional water supply is needed applicant is to drill wells Showld you have any nuestions regarding this matter, please contact ith's office. Sincerely, CLARK, A. NELSON r County Clem /d b r TO: 0 NOTTCR OF DETERMINATION Secretary for Resources 1416 Ninth St., Room 13,11 Sacramento, CA 95814 IQ I L It' OCT -4 1911 C0LAII910f'I,IkY,5 RZItf OUMY clorl, ZJ County Clerk L_ (Filed) County of . Q Butte FRAM: (Lead Agci,ngy) 185T -Bird St. #01 Butte County Boa -d oT-,Su--I)g—rvi:-.q Oroville,"Ca. 9.'P'j b,) 185c_) orovi:ll e, ____ -E-0 SUBJEM Filing of Notice of Determination in Compliance with Section 21108 or 21152 of the Public Resources Code Pro3ect Title Rezone TM - to PAC AP# 63-04-34 Forest Ranch Developinent State Clearinghouse Number (17 8-u-b.mi--t-t--e-c-f-to-State _,ff_f_eaT_T_n_p ,house Contact Person e phone Number T617 Earl D. Nelson, Director 1 9`18-534-L1-777 Project Location East Hwy. 32 one mile south Forest Ranch at end of Cod, y Ln Forest Rant: Proj ect__D&i'c­rIp­Mion: Rezone TM -5 to Planned Area Cluster. L This is to advise that the — Butte County Board of §t4pervisors (Lead Ag-en--cy) -1 has made the following determinations regarding the above-described project: 1. The project has been'a approved by the Lead Ageticy. 0 disapproved 2. The, Project []will have a signiftf icanefect.on the environment. 23 will 111 not 3. 0' An Environmental Tmpact Report was prepared for this project pursuant to the provisions of CEQA, and was certified as re� mired by Section 15085 (g) 1 14 California Administrative Code I A Negative Declaration was prepared for thas project pursuant 'to the provisions of CEQA. A copy Of the Negative Declaration is attached, Appendix H page 1 of 2 �c„ Forest Xnolls PA -Q Page Two September 19$ 1977 Forest Knolls PA -C Subdivisi.ono 20 lots, 5000 ft., east ca.. pY Route #32, 1 mile south of Forest Ranch. 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept. of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2 Provide 20 ft, radius property linereturns at all street intersections. 3 • A 50 ft. building setback line from the centerli to of all. roads. 4 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all. street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names). 5 Construct full street section on all roads and access to a public road, to FO -7 geometric standard. Minumum structural section to be 0 AD with SC 250 and 90% relative compaction. Submit design to County Dept. of Public Works for approval. "R" value determinations and other data may be required to support section design, 6. Street grades and other features shall Comply wiath.the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution; and other accepted engineering, standards. 7. Provide road maintenance agreement. 8. Indicate all existing easements onfinal development plan. 9. Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Dept. or other reoponsibl.e agency. - 1.0. Submit site development plan, ' to Dept. of Public Works for approval and construct or install. the required facilities. 11. Provide permanent solution for drainage 12. Provide in the homeowners agreement means for snow removal. 13. Development to be limited to single family residential on the 20 lots, lot 21 Will have the tennis courts, pool., horse corrals and stables as del.inoated on the map; 14 ~Meet the requirements of PG&13. , Forest Knolls PA -0 Page Three September 19, 1.977 15. Meet the revlrem.ents from u? e pacific Telephone company, 16, Provide the Health Department with a map showing the precise location of all wells dug, drilled, or Otherwise installed on the property (including dry holes) and advise Hearth Department which are to remain and whio?x pare to be abandoned, and filled. 17. Show a 1.:00 ft. leachiield free area around 61.1, wells wh oh saws 'to remain. 18. Abandon and fill all other wells in a manner satisfactory to the Health Dept. Developer i s engineer shall; certify in wxiting to the Flealth Dept. as to the method used to abandon and fill. A permit is to be taken out with the Health Dept. for the wells that are abandoned. 19. All lots shall be served by a pub.io water system installed as per plansoto to be approved by the Health Dept. 20. Domestic water supply wells are to be test pumped; and supply quantity proven before the final map is recorded. The complete water system to be installed and adequate bond posted for the 3.netallation of the water system prior to recording the final map. 21 Public notice to occupants/ovmers that Porest Knolls Road is not a private road availpble only to' this development, but,. is a Private lion -exclusive easement for road purposes subject to the rights of others outside the development. M The natural, vegatation be retained excepting any areas of the right -of -ray and the easement and physical areas of building construction and improvements, any w.•ea deemed necessary by the fire department for fire purposes, wells, corxals, tennis courts, swamping pools, water storage tanks and similar developed; areas. 23. Building setback to be no less than 20 ft. side and rear excent leachlines maybe 5 ft. within side and rear lot lines jut e D, 181 �A Yury Uppin.co U 1-.0- Boit t' Y1 lxarsdlooj U11 Dena., Mr. i-jippincoti ; " Phe properly identified as Assessor Is Parcel Numbers 63-22-1 t i rouLia 4'i are zoned IIIA—C" (Manned .fir. ea- Ohio t er) grid, sur - rounder, by ,p,r operby zutied "TM -5" t irritaev liount.n rL-5 acrep� e ,rct�7 s; y n L'L i -1C" (�'.t,tiber Mounz;ai —10 ricx. e aa1Ck!1._a;1 "1,'1~j 011 t f'�lTubo-L. 1"lount;Ea ,l'1410 sure parcels) r'nd iie i,do ntial-- ; acre 'parcels). i5oa( troo mlop ;ed with t1jc-; :1~allowiri(; 2,6 eondL'f ions kwpo f -'d on Qlllk-(iQvuloprr eat, of 6he property 1 6ubmi ,, road' and drai.riage plans to uh,e DeparU ent: of 1-ublic V orks for approval, and install the required fa.cili b ices. 2. Provide 20 ft;. radius property line returns at all street intersections. 5. A 50 ft, building setback line from the centerline of all roads. 4 Street' signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. Submit; five alternate street names for each street to t;he ,0oulaby address cotyrdinator for approval of street names). 5; Construct full street section on all roads and access to a public road to a—? geometric standard* hinimum structural 'section to be 4" AB With SC 250 and " 90'% relative compaction. Submit design to County Department of Public Woxks for approval. 11RII value determinations ions and other data may be required to support sed -tion desi a. �f { l jut e D, 181 �A Yury Uppin.co U 1-.0- Boit t' Y1 lxarsdlooj U11 Dena., Mr. i-jippincoti ; " Phe properly identified as Assessor Is Parcel Numbers 63-22-1 t i rouLia 4'i are zoned IIIA—C" (Manned .fir. ea- Ohio t er) grid, sur - rounder, by ,p,r operby zutied "TM -5" t irritaev liount.n rL-5 acrep� e ,rct�7 s; y n L'L i -1C" (�'.t,tiber Mounz;ai —10 ricx. e aa1Ck!1._a;1 "1,'1~j 011 t f'�lTubo-L. 1"lount;Ea ,l'1410 sure parcels) r'nd iie i,do ntial-- ; acre 'parcels). i5oa( troo mlop ;ed with t1jc-; :1~allowiri(; 2,6 eondL'f ions kwpo f -'d on Qlllk-(iQvuloprr eat, of 6he property 1 6ubmi ,, road' and drai.riage plans to uh,e DeparU ent: of 1-ublic V orks for approval, and install the required fa.cili b ices. 2. Provide 20 ft;. radius property line returns at all street intersections. 5. A 50 ft, building setback line from the centerline of all roads. 4 Street' signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. Submit; five alternate street names for each street to t;he ,0oulaby address cotyrdinator for approval of street names). 5; Construct full street section on all roads and access to a public road to a—? geometric standard* hinimum structural 'section to be 4" AB With SC 250 and " 90'% relative compaction. Submit design to County Department of Public Woxks for approval. 11RII value determinations ions and other data may be required to support sed -tion desi a. 6» StUreet grades and other featurea shall comply Witt the �LL9;' Coil tfi;y 'Qrdinancoo, desin re accepted Ongineering sf 111 1K511 and c h , tl:r ndsrds Mointenanoe agreement. Ei. Indicate all exx:istikit ��lzati� eas raents on final development -� ! tient requirements of Butte County pi is�hex' reMponsible agency. to Dc�parLm©nt or m ' 10* Jubmi.t(�situ dovelopmetl't< plan to Department of Public VV'Orlul .i-li�le#3�°�4i1�7�!�`,�4 vni. Ond colnst�yuc t o +7..jis� nll ' hC1 11equ;.1 red facPI"ovide, PO-Minnent soxut l.Orl for drainage. r jtj,}Le hCi2llt t1wi1�;r&.b ����.�'G�I61�T+. 1'q eal:�;:�'��' �319Ow 13 Development lopment br: limited toninslle� samily ro identiai on #•FA41 �r•ire� 10tr �iO 421 will A 1p_�V1%. uti iJ+h {.,`�LFd.44J �" hursO Corrals and stables ate ted on �he��n�oo1; '14o -Meet bht! "OqU rements of I-. G L . 1 . o 'the xYc u x*omer ts froll h 'ac f. c i''o epkxone a 1C)• 1.aro° ide the Health Depaj.,tment Ijith a rasp showing tho pa.,eclso 1006t iOn of all wells dugdrilled, oar � �ha�+� Wise installed on the � , properl: t :'itaclud i.n,g dry holes) and advise S er�lth Department Y,,fhic�h ax.e to znoL7raijj �,jxjd which are to be abandoned and :E"illed. I?. Shove a 100 f t. lean(31 which are to remain, f1 fre O area around all well's 18. Abaadoft and fill all other wello i4 a r�anncx �;n�tiw�aC to�rTa` .H'ealth bepartment. Developer, a angi neer ahfc� to the - rLlfy �.n writing to the Health Sl! epaxtment: as to the W used to .abandon and Fa.l:1. 19 All lots shall be served by v public wat ln,,r,alled " per Islam$ to be approveex a�rstem d by the Health; pepar�.tarsn't; 2,0. lUblia tot;a.ce to ocoupents/owxaers that F0:00at; nails ;tiv,oad is alot a privat o road available only to tohi. : de- velopment, but is a Privat e noi1-exclusiv( 0(160140n;fox' road purposes sub000t to the rights of others outside the deve"Lopfttent. 21. River rook or other erosion preventing material shall dip plaoed :U.i drainage ditches as needed. el,10k, f 1 'volt}#:a�ton. should be retained when; possible. ti x d��.Ud ug S?�'nlgn standards and placemena should retleat t,Yte;01 o ,ire cott.r twin tt of the area 24. Xf any oulf;ural resoux'ca.; are discoverod du:vite coa, r t-i5uo Lon.. /.ha. � yi ay have 'been buried ox^ obscured iron, view, prE,vlousl:;y, a-n arohaeojog ssa should 1�e cottootcd 2� a. tank, for 9 tarACO Of watt. v 2L',. If st a..Aorial. Water EupplY A.9 needed, app lic-Eiz 'i in to 0 ovill wtl� t :i taincl sa,n ,, for Zrour corvenience, a Cop4r oi' tho BuE.:o (,,Oun,.y oMcial Zoning Ynap delinentiing the subjew, proport7 lu red, and sa excerp� ,from the Butte County Comprehot sive PZonitzo bx,diiwaae Govering land use regulLttions in to e ,s 11..1-10s+ 1 11( 11,20" and. "fi-R- j" zon.Ln8 di o trio t s ; Mould you have at guestI00s please cc�rx�aotr this off: c(. Sincerely David Ri, Hironimus Aanner SI .aW t SEMI. "Ell June Zb, 1981 I;aj;c of California Loportamonta of Real E4st�t e ;l.voo'L' j suite 1)x.00 �,aW Cl I lc>ri f1 y CIS. L)5814 IN r Knollr, Subdivision I'm est +' III ',trp r' ntte::rry of 14'hu� Yea esu ` Knoll7 ', *ubd,,vJ.a; or., t,ca t c'4v a.r.,o, UIIVw;: 1010 PVOj0OU i,-I, 110 , icacal;od within t;ho r;gWrr.c ius de,11neaat Qd in complL ance. V;,I, X11 C1ha ri; � '�' � tr i c„, ,? of l.h+ye �nl'ifo niaXwubliaResources Coda ata 1-hc Ib&itzgor 4. uod- Gffi inn TXap c1Lective jarijuar 1, 1111 a 's l(" pr�'Jy'l:eii i." no,, located 110m, any active: fault or 4^xur! o potoll";ial .,rycio ,jic hazard os shownat ;h�� t ir1��dthe L,+ .Gin of Ole Butjt % .our1.l;Y ("ell r'll' ...1.an y. o' honld you have ally questions cnncerninf, thiU please: conuact ;ha.n office, binccrelyo 1 David H. HirQuimu xlanner 11 Ti1i : J _ i COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS I COUNTY CENT118 0111vl OROVILLC, CALIFORNIA 55585 (916) 534.4266 Date: Oc,i;ober 28, 1980 State of California RE FOrest KnWls Subdlvi8ion Department of Heal Estate (Subdivision Name) Sacramento District Office 4433 Florin Rd., Suite 250 Sacramento, California 95823 Gentlemen; With reference to the above subject and in comprrarice with your request that you be furnished the flood conditions within the subject subdivision as an item required on the subdivision filing, the following information is hereby submitted: M `i, No flooding is foreseen in this subdivision under normal conditions. 2. Additional information in this regard Is as folrrat.,s Storm drainage :> acll:Lties svero constructed as nr a.. r a Cicemby S bd7. vi- nn TmnroyPmeni; _9� anr� =d ;aa condition o:f ar ron ya1 of iranordi nrr h ins 1 qj�4 i•4 3i on map;. Should you have any questions concerning this matter, please contact John Mendonsa of this office at 534-4339. Clay Castleberry Director of Public Works OrV*1,11 ;igneu by JOHN MENDONSA QY _ John Mendonsa Assistant Director JM/ns cc: Li ppinc6 t t Sar",Ying , , 0; 13ox 671, Paxadioe, Cia, 95969 LID 1210 FREDERIKSEt ENGINEERING CC9NSlJVINt CNNOGV r ER$ ARCHITEM t,AKLAND LONG UACH CHICO April 12> 197 County of Butte :Department of Public Works Land Development Section 7 County Center Drive Oroville, California 95958 Proposed Forest Knolls Subdivision, Forest Ranch., California. Gentlemen: The purpose of this letter is to request a waiver. of soil report from the County of Butte per the provisions of section 17953 of -the Health and Safety Code regarding the above referenced subdivision. The soil. to be found within the project area is agranul,i�r clay - loam which will provide suitable foundation material for the intended development use of single family residential structures. If further information regarding this request is needed) please contact me Very truly your Chet Adamick, PE RCE 22857 469 AANZANITA AVENIIX CHIC0, C:AUFORNIA 9,5926 915 F 345w5'24 - M Goaft r _. LAUD OF NATURAL V��ALTtt Al�tp SrAl�7Y DEPARTMENTOF PUBLIO HEAL"CH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH Mdrnas L-1196 Memorial Way i 1 7 County Cmtor Drivn 13 747 Elliott ilontl Reply to Chico, Gnllfornin 95027 Orovilln, (InIiforni/i 950135 parnsllan, culifornin 00969 Tolophono: '016/891.2727 Tnlophono. 615/504.420t Telopiionn: 918/872.2061, Ext Gil November 7, 1980 Real Estate Commission Forest moll Subdivision Sacramento Distract Office Division of Real Estate 4433,Plorin Road, Suite 250 Sacramepto, California 95823' Qentlemen This office has reviewed the above subdivision based on the recorded 'map. The subdivision, is located near Forest Ranch, Butte County, Easterly of Highway 32tand consists of Twenty-one (21) lots ranging from .19 acres to 1,6 acres for twenty (20) single family residential lots and 71.9 acres for the common area lot number 21, It is our understanding that domestic water for all lots in the subdivision is to be supplied from a mutual water company with lot owners included a share owners: Sewage disposal by individual septic tank systems is proposed. The subdivision is satisfactory to this office, Very 'truly you .L E. Vanhart, Director D ision of Environmental Health LEV/TR/Ies i - _ WEEK paw a New, oun y.w LAND Or 1,4ATURAl WEALTH AHr, btAUTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH DIVISION OF ENVIRONMENTAL NFAMI Address p 196 Mamorin l , llay. 0 7 county Canter Drive M 747 Elliott flaad f%ply to Chico, California 08027 Orovilla, California 05005 Paradis6, Callfornln 96069 T'olaphona: 016/891.2727 Telephone. 018/634�4201 Tolephow 9101072 2POI, Etat Ciel April 21, 1981. Forest Ra.ncli neVelopment Company rorost Knolls Swiillmin, Pool 1), 0; Box 1418 Forest Ranch, California Gentlemom On Anxil: 20, 1981 a :final inspection was, Conduct o(l for the above coil„Blore cal poor and restrooms All facilities Were foulld to be in coiliplianc:c Vli.th 00 health Ond Safiny Code and the California Admin-istr4tive Code reprilln3 subnmini; If you ll;jvf3 any questions please contact our offl ec> Very”: , my Yours, , t ;7ulic Panattoyd, R. S. Division of L-nvironmental itcal th cC - Tom Edgar 681 E. 7th Avenue Chico, California Carefree Tool 1084 FilbQrt Avenue Chieo, California