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HomeMy WebLinkAbout78 - 39 4r d : t It I Level c Location Ca acit� Service Volume state Hwy 99"E @ 770000 ADT_ 50,0100 ADT Eaton Rond Freeway On --Ramps and Orf -Ramps 71000 ADT ?.0 500 ADT Twlo--Lane Urban Street`' 100000 ADT 8 000 ADT Four, LaneUrban Street lei; 000 'ADT 130 000 ADT . i u 14ot s- n., 1!rspro: !,matoly 'comparable to existing tiick:1 Lanep Eaton Road or The Es-planade wUl th p,roVision of full urban improvements B- Comparable tc expected conditions if Eaton Road T The Esplanade were ;aielaned to 4 --lanes with full urbon irtprove menu 111� S t Y 1 A � r..J }l.'. •� � , ,M i I (�4� i' - � f - 1 . �, J �� � a �l f4 «. N ��, �F �.14•{ ��f �e q �� �//.fr� 1 , � ..Y !.) '!'"4��� �4wM ...ter ,. �Tj a, 'Dat4 « o • Al/A --1978 Cal Trans AAD' .._1977 butte Co. DPW Traffic Count: 111A ' '-1979 Huttae Co. DpJ! Traffic Count NIA, -•-1995 Chico Trans `jortation P-lan Est. ADT -_1980 Estimated ADT w/o project -1980 Estimated Peak Hour w/o, project 0 . --1980 Estimated ADT vi/pro ject --1980 Dst:imated Peak Hour w,/project "-1980 Est. AOT (n) a ncrease w/project r� * --1980 Est. Peak I-Iour (° )increase w/project —1979 Estimated, 85 percentile spoecl ti �� mph XXXnh}, y♦ . • •r V Y / i! X 4.!\•i X XX l Axl ,x Yui♦ xx «. �}•���hi�il��r�i«���•�.{..n,{}:}:X}��it�h�{.�:��}.}:}C.1.•.:�+� .Zit �}�J'�}l i�i�Ii .moi }a h1•lV x1x ! Site No., / �Ci•�a�, .j rt lr.,JG, A)-"1A!71) Traf a«c Data: --1978-Cal Trans AADT A/A _ --1.977 Butte Co. DPW Traffic Count -"1979 Butte Co. DPW TraEf'id Count -.1955 Chico 11. an iportation Plan L;st. ADS' 1 980 EStimat d ADT w/o project w .._1980 rntimGated Peak Hour tr/o Project: -.1980 Ei!U- meted ADT W/ptojoct,��� --1900 P'st «m atoll Perk Hour W/project "-11900 t8t« ADJ. (/li)in J.eea L 07/projb Y i - -19 30 D:ct:. F'(110k Pout Milacrea ye W/projac;tr •#, ZA —1019 %imp tecl 05 porcontile Speed � �' mph ,.._,. V AV ADT w/6 project -41980 AJ Hour w/o project —1980 tstiMatod J ADT w/pto)bct I -1-. - 980 b'1A --1978 Ca I Tran.9 AADT --1080 --Ic)77 Butte C.o. DPMI Traffic, Count —1980 Butte Co. DPW Traffic Count CJ CC) 1995 Chico Transportation ' PLan Est. . At"' 0 --1980 Estimated ADT w/o pto*ect --3,980 Estimated Peak Hour w/o project 0 --1980 Estimated ADT w/project —1980 Estimated Peak Mout w/projectell Est. I\OT wincrease W/project 4./6" 70 -IqGO Est. Peak flout (%)Increase w/project + 18 yo —1015 Estimated 65 percentile speed .4-42 _Mph Sita flo,--f), F]� 7-0 eld TraffLc Data; .."197,13 Cal Trans AADT --197'1 Butte Coi DPW Traf-fAC Count 4P UJ --1975 Butte Co. DPtl Traffic count —.1995 Chico Transportation Plan Est ADT C�e-�O --1980 tstimatod ADT w/6 project -41980 Estimated Hour w/o project —1980 tstiMatod J ADT w/pto)bct -1-. - 980 tniU imm4od Peak Hour v/project: --1080 Let ADT (Mincrease, v/projtcL —1980 Est# Punk I -lout tvWndroann W/Projbdt 4. --1,979 tatitoated 8-5 Vordontilp spend t M 6A. Q00 i? 47~U+!-�+V".. CrC r, V a r;, a +r *�„� �i r9 Pp �k�Q la !,l b5.v n4`dp9 ,.n.. 4t, •. z,r l. 7-e)A) Trak-fic .DataN --1978 Cal. Trans AADT 4_1CIO _...197.7 Butte Co. DPW Traffic Count *• ­1979 Matte. Co. DPW 'Traffic count �I(%i,4i N I ­1995 Chico Transportation !)Ian Eat. ADT ... 1980 E'atimated ADT W/o project _i-I'580 Bstimated Peak Hour w/o project __1.980 Estimated ADT w/project I4• � -�'Q ' __1.980 Estimated Pear Hour w/project ­1000 Est. ADT (l)increase W/pr.oject: +/%Y --1980 Esh. Pear I•lour (%) Inorease iq/project --1.979 Estimated 85 percentile shred �►d, mph 7.r,Xti}:X}.StXX.L:CXR::tt::XXC>::XXXX?t?:Y:St;:X.`LXX};XXXXXx Y;cX?C;t};:{XY.S� XCXXXY.XXXXxX site oto . /VCR-r,9 O C 7"D J I�Or Traffic Data; --1918 Cal. Trnt8 AADT � �� goo _1977 butte. Co. DPW Traffic count � 1 ••- 1979 Butte Co. DPW Traffic Count: A- "-1955 Chico Transportation Plan Est. ADT /l, L0'0_ w»1580 Estimated IDT w/o project � --1900 Y at,'imatec ;voak hour w/o pr(j ),oct Estimated Pook Hour t`/projact _.-1980 tut: A'il's" Wincxrons" Wprojcc�. 4, . --1900 � G � Ec t r�t . Pork, flour ( %)tlCre0do, �/p+'m_/ , /a --.1979 potck- '/ I.J le SpQod r t M 6A. Y Site, ITo. --» a. Mt.W:.r.�w'^a . .1rr4M+1 ."..; wr.l�rw�+riit-}�!...vi.rl�.,..�r,.ry""wi aWwrwrw++.w'+ri.'w".r,"✓+r!' " Trofgic Data; —1978 Cal. Tx anti AADT w-1977 Butte Co. DPW Tr a4fic Count . --1979 Buf.te Co. DPN9 Tra: ffic Count J�C7C7 --1995 Chico Trant:voortation Usto ADT x,60,0 -»1980 Evtimated ADT w10 project J' -=-7.980 Estimated Peak Flour w/o pro jest —1980 Estimated ADT w/project � 79- ' --"1980 Estimated Peak:, Ho"t w/project ��.�� _ ---1-980 Est. ADT (p) increase w/projec C .--1980 Est. peak Flour (%)increase w/project 4, -..1519 EntiMated 85 percentile speed, mph i ..•...�IXI*I.ti .xisxX*X.Ii',".XYXXXX XxxxxxxxxXXXX�C?{X CXXXX7CXXxxxx,XXyY-XxxXxXXXXXX}t? /Vi♦MI I41 Y sv.rer M .... site Cal • r /1:=' a ! apt % , , + } : , t- /....�. ��; tJ ,1 i l t'•y`r G" ri t�'ot ,tl' L�+�'r 'Crat�'ic Data:: _ --1978 Cady Trans AAD7' ..1977 131,1tt0 Co. DPCq Traffic, Count --1979, Butte, Co DPW Traffic COU"It rzC-) -_1995 Chico 11ra'ns-po.rtatioxi Plan Est. ADT y -µ7.9E10 Estimated ADT w/o Project ---19I30 Estimated Peak lloux` tv/'o project y--1980 t8tiolated ADT `cr/project --1980 Estimated peak Fluttr w/pro 'ect --1.980 �".'/st ADT � � h 1lGx`k C1CJG e:/ �rr� ject yi, . r�C 88timat06 85 percent -11.10 speed mph 7 site Traf:UO Datat ­1978 Cay. Trans AAD7! �=---. �►w.... �� ,1977 Butte Co4 DPW 'Tx affic COUnt ..,_19,19 Butte Co. Dp{V gira,,�tiC Count; ,.�... __1995 chico Transportation Plan Est* ADT ✓u ri ­1980 E8timated ADT W/O Project ✓ 2 __1980 Estimated Peek Hour w/'o Project __198o Estimated ADT w/Project:, el- __1980 Estimated Peak Hour w/project �fa� __1980 Esq:. A')T (%)Increaso o/prbject r� + --980 Est. Peak Hour (b;)increase tv/prod 45- --1979 EstiMated 85 perccntiln speed mph site vo.. Alter%/r3-,)o,v�� Traffic Date: ' //GD __1978 Cal Trans e`1ADT � /j --1,977 Butte CO, DPit Tra:6fic' C.,unt Ov� ­1019 Butte Coi DP{,l Tra�f c Count ----7.995 Chico Trarisportata.on Plan' Est- t AD'S' _ ...�:.. Est mat O6 ADT w/o project --8nar,,d peak Faur7/ pz,�t; • ..w19�39 D air�,mat;e�i s'1Dt' �;/p� o';1cct ry •-- tr18d ;�t 1i1e1�C'E� Peak,fluu' AP".,, 0.!) increaso w/project G t`..... �EiO Est P% f'� t3o 1 )increase W/pto jolt •1, ��. ° � �.=7 t)79xwatud E3a:ertrt�t:i:.7 e deed_. 4:._,� =;mph site • �'��.�� I%/I,%%',-?/tl%� Traffic Data. POO .._1978 Cad. Trans AADT -1577 Butte CO- DPW Traffic Count __1979 Butte Butte CO, DPi9 Traffic Count P. i . b• __1995 Chico Transportation Plan Est. ADT ..-1980 Estimated ADT w/o projects..-.�, ,._1980 Estimated Peak Hour w/o project • goo __1980 Estimated ADT Rv/project �---_ --1988 Estimated Peak Roux w/project,,.._._. __1580 Est. ADT (%)increase w/project •tom..:.. -1980 Est. peal -7. Hour (%)increase to/P-tOJOct + r ..��,979 Estimated t'35 percentile speed .. l �_.mph }:,1: �: Y•?C?C?ti?.:tl.'Y.i::{.:'� :: i::L �CXi: }):XX::X Y.:: � }?{ }C.<X>C� X Y.3C h :{X X X X3t }C}C }: k{ it}: X �7{ XS�X;K} }Z.t � J , Tra:fffic Data: x--1978 Cal Trans AADT ..-1977 Butte Co DPI -7 Traffic Count • N --3-979 Butte Co,, DPW Traff Count - /t�LI) A)A , 1995 Chico Ts`an,�8p ortatx.an Plan Est.. ADr ated ADT w/o pro joct ..3 ,580 Estimated _ "_i9f o Estimated Pcak 20ur-1,1/n project .�� ✓ J -.1980 E;;timatod ADT to/pi.djec (-•' x,:1900 Estimated Peel! Iibitr. W/project ,�► 5.980 Dt hT>T ( )inc�'eMSC ,•� p o�ect .M. V �� �., `� Lwr'w YrfM.wY1W � �..int30 Est, p0a). )lout Wirrezensc •1.__..--=' -• :9'r�J Es t.i ins! t�+1 X35 pc�'ccnt� �.e sp�ec� 'c',7 mp}1 .._.:�........._.,� State df California 7110 Resources Agency of California e m o r a n d u m a. Dote t 28 April !980 To i Mr. James Burns ( ti) 'Butte County Planning Department' Project Coordinator 18-F County Center Drive Resources Agency Orovi.11e, CA 95965 From t Department of parks and R acreation - Office of Historic Preservation subtach DRAFT EIRs : NORTH CHICO REZONE ;SCH #80041514) and REZONE FROM A-2 LTD. TO C-2 (SCH #8001}1515) BUTTE COUNTY The Office of Historic 'reservation has reviewed the Draft EIRs referenced above. Based on an archaeological sensitivity map published in 1974, Butte County states that each of the abovo-referenced projects will talce place in areas of low archaeological sensitivity. Howevrer, each proposed project area lies a.ijacent to .areas of established sensitivity. Because of the possibly dated information provided by the sens- itivity map, we recommed consultation with the Regional Officer for the California Archaeological Site S'urveyo who can provide up-to-date information on the Location of archaeological, and other cultural resources within the project impact area. The Regional Officer for Butte County is Dr. Dark Xowta, Chico :State University. Dr. Kowta may be reached by calling (916) 895-6192. If you have any questions} please contact Nicholas bel, Cioppot Office of Historic Preservation, by calling (916) $22-8%3. /i�_ kA-W, Dr. ttnox Mellon State Historic Preservation Officer cc: Mark Kowta California. State University Chico Chicon CA 95926»vlrbhnan}�l ttantnw 4op}, +:J UN 9 1480 D►Iwte C�►,n1v SOCIETY FOR CALIFORNIA ARCHAEOLOGY district 2 (Aearinghohse o/o Ddpartment of Anturopolo , May 26 1.980 California Stato University Chico, CA 959.26 Earl D. Nelson, Director �.nviror"mnrtlel Rartera De�,�, 8ut•t;e County 2mviroomental. Reviow Departmet.-it MAY 2 1.8-11 County Center Drive urovil.le, CA 95965 �ltrtt® C: ►!- Doar �3r.4 ialson Pl:easo accept tie f ol.l awing comments regarding tqo Proposed projeot:s in Sutte County; Co,mmoroi al Poz,one A2 -Lt -d to 0-9 pttradlso " SSD Loi #f 79-01-12-02 Although there and no previously recordad sites in the Project area, and although there has been heavy imp8ation ;already, the project area lies in Proximity of historic featuvosz such as Clark load, one of the earliest roads built on the ride; and a one -room log cabin, roportedly one of the earliest homes in the aveA,which is said to have stood Until rb60n'0l.y aoroa$ Clark Road. Because proximity to fd6eures of hiStOric nature suggests the possibility that land disturbanoes ralatod to the proPosod nrajeat may encounter s - di"f icant oultural materials # the R.I.Ri should contain Provisions for investigation and m ti anon as 'warrantade Tel (416) 60.66 102 MAY 2 8 1960 rv�Mrho` Caun}y SOCIETY FOR CA-141FOIRNIA ARCHAEOLOGY Mitrict 2 Clearinuho'us Page 2 tmay 26 North Chico Rezone ,. tRD Loi; # 77-11-18W01 Although there are no recorded. Sita, within this project area, Sycamore Creels does pass through it. As a mater source located within a traditionally fa,voLed zone between the vdlle.y and foothills, it is archaeologically a highly sensitive area, and in fact numerous sites 11ave been recorded along other stretches oT the creek. It is highly recommended that an on--site archaeo- logl6al roconnaissance be performed, by a quali.ti,nd archaeologist in order to assess the presence and significance of cultural resource materials In the area and that recommendations for appropriate mitigative measures be obtained baf ojre clearance be arantede S5. ,,erely yours;, riakoto Kowba 13istritt Coordinator Tel 14161843-61-92 Y IIx h Bnv:i.ronmental Review Directors s respop,8e to 't%he letter fxom 'the Department of Parks and Recreat i.onOff i.ce of I'listoric Preservation, and th,� letter From Malcot'o Kowta, Djs°trjct Coordinator for the Soc et fox Cala �'ortia A--chaoology. Arcg y resources that may exist in the prodoct area can h'beodiscovexedsand rotect ed on a Project b I � y prod oo L 'basis as actual land divisions occur. Much of the land area adjacent to Syeunluoro Creels in tho project area has already been developed. »LSI a MY OF CHWO4, CAUFORMA 7 4"r Clf"I' C CIP alry PI.ANNINU — V. U. DnX Z14213, 95927 gwlco Tal.k:PHONC 17161 :341-1-44,01 -i Trp wi:C3['1 p M.:3#4 *79DI _ °Sacraman San fmircmmonral Roview NO- Francisco MAY 27 1980 Earl Nelson, Director NO County Environmental Review Department 18-F County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 May 23, 1980 RE: North Chico Rezone Draft EIR Dear Earl; At its May 21, 1980 meeting, the Chico Environmental Review Board reviewed the above-named EIR and raised the followitig inquiries and comments: 1. P��a__gg__e __5__, 20 A good portion of the Rezone area falls outside the area for which City of Chico Sewer Service is anticipated to be available in the future, Specifically, any parcels. located 200 feet north of Lassen Avenue and northward will be oxcluded from sewer service. This northern limit 'rine is 'both a recommendation of the 1979 Master Sewerage Plan and a policy of the Chico City Council, Therefore, the potential build -nut for the rezone area will be less than as stated i'n the EIR. 2: Paqe-,20(b) Clarification is needed of the reference to County Service Area #46 No one on the Environmental Review Board was aware of such service areas. 3. Pate 26 The need for developing Eaton Road to four lanes given the proposed density of the Rezone Area should be discussed, 4 Page 35-A Cnrven the projected 3-8.,000 ADT fur Eaton Avenue by 19981 there is no justification for expanding it to four lanes, Particularly because the average projected ADT falls some" where near 6000 and 10,000 ADT is the service level for a four lane road. In summary, the ERB feels that the draft Elk should scale down its build. out projection for the rezone area based upon future sewer availability, In addition, the ERD feels that the EIR fails to substantiate (reference demographic data) the need for the proposed rezoning and resulting future urban papulation, The Environmental Review Board thanks you for this opportunity to comment; Sincerely, isa.M, rin .., cA L v XV` b I I Environmental Review Director's xespor1se to the letI J,,Or from the City of Chaco. 1. '.G'.'he North Chico Rezone FIR identified two different levels,. of development: potentia: in Order to identify a range 02 possible development intensities.o a. One, t!-- p; tential based on existing area, development densities and ex; Ming sewne disposal capacity. (line 11,5 in Table 1, page 6 b. Two, the theoretical maximum development potential based on optimum development conditions and maximum site capability if sewer service is ever available (either community sewer line or some other sewage treatment facility), 2. Counter Service Area # 46 (Sanitary Sewer) is identified. in the Sphered of lnfluea,ce maps, Local Agency Formation Commission., Butte County Planning Department, and covers the northern Chico area between Lindo Channel and Sycamore Creek. The service area was proposed by 1AFCo in 1972 but was never formed, according to Bill Turpin of the LAE"Co office. and 4. The need for dr --4 ~ding Eaton Road to fout- lanes the redone aver cased on the county's plans fo al extension of Fw wn R;,ad further east of Cohasset .' .-Id further west of The Esplanade to provide the nortr,,. , n urban fringe with a major east -west arterial circulation router thereby ;improving total Chico area traf wircu a Such vnothe area -wide l.tation network would relieemovecentralroutes tbt ecurrentlYintensively travelled, many of which may be appioaching capacity traffic volumes (many even with four lane improvements). The projected traffic volumes listed in fable IV on page 35r -.A. are estimated traffic .increases qLly resulting from full bui",d-,out as a result of this project and other identified projects in the area. Actual increases will be greater as additional development occurs in the northern urban area. 4 4 Inter -De art&h, a�,, � emormdu 'ryas Butte county Assessor's Office - FROM., ffice FROM Butte County Planning Depart54ent SUDJEM Forth Esplanade Rezone File 78-62-I3 pfi`r s April. 21, 1980 Purlu4nt to Section 635x;03.5 0.9 Lhe Governnt mt Code, the following parcels identified below were rezoned from A-20 to C-2 44-Ul-21 22 255 26 31 68 the following parcel was rezoned from A-2 to C-2 and M;,l. t 44-02-44 the following parcels were rezoned from A-2 toH-C; 44-04-16 17 18 the Ebilowing parce], was rezoned £rota A-2to H -C and C-2 44-04-109 the following parcels were rezoned from A-2 to C-2 44-03-6.1. (pt) 44-03-29 44-03-165 44-053-18 1 12 0 31 44-053-1 10 1130 164 13 27 44-053-34 70 71 7 44-41.05 44-41-24 44-43-04 4443-17 07 25 09 44-46,-n4 03 27 ll 20 10 33 (pt,) 12 21 11 34 13 22 12 44-43-02 15 23 21 gg 44-46-44 44-48-10 44-50-0 24 47 1.3 04 48 14 05 03 44-50"01 44-45�0�02 NOTIC8 OF DETERVINATIOV Rezone , _ AP # Book 44 -various, Book 48 Da*u-e 2,. XQrth.'Chico State Clear i-ngh�sIse Number (if submitte'-- to' tate Clearing House 80041S14, 80. SEP W9 . t Scretar}'for Resources TO: 1— c E -.1 1). !,olson, Director F.{ �4_4?7'? / 46-5 _. 1416 Ninth Street, Room 1.811 Road, oTt the north b)i CLARK A. NINON, County Clerk Sacramento, CA 95814, Project De5cription: By H__0 ------ Depuly Rezone of 465 acres in the Northern Chico area to form several Urban residential zoaiiig districts-. R-10 % L:7x County Clerk County of xt.1;' FL OM: (Lead Arency) %Ievievel 25 County GenEer rive LnviVormental 777r�);Mr_�;rjkt Ur6":il . I <8:11 doiTl y -Center Driye Orov:Llle, Z SUBJEM Fiji -ng of Notice of Determination in Compliance with Section 21108 or 21.152 of the Public Resources Code V,RD Log # 77-11-18,01. 0 P it—T Rezone , _ AP # Book 44 -various, Book 48 Da*u-e 2,. XQrth.'Chico State Clear i-ngh�sIse Number (if submitte'-- to' tate Clearing House 80041S14, atact Perswi Tellephone NUmber E -.1 1). !,olson, Director F.{ �4_4?7'? / 46-5 _. Project Location Bounded on the east by Cohasset Road, oTt the north b)i Eatort Road and, Sj,camore Creek, _and on the west by Hwy 99H.' and the - Project De5cription: Joshua Tree Development, Rezone of 465 acres in the Northern Chico area to form several Urban residential zoaiiig districts-. R-10 R-2, R-3 A R -4t S-Itp and-NITIP, aswel.1 as one small area of. C7Cz9'niTi2i This is to advise that the BMUOIICOIU�f" - _Boa `d of Supervisors (Lead Agency) has made the. Eollowing deverminations regarding the above-described project: li The project17,K7 will have a, significant effect on the will not environment, 2, An tavironmeq.ta 1 1 Impact 113,epott was prepared - or this 'ptojoct -he ptovigioils of ct% 3. PU'rguartt to t , and was certified as required by Section 15085(r,)i 14 California Administrative A tdegative Declaration was a, S p 'tepAred for this bro ant bursuarit ' Neg't t the provisions of CFQA. A copy of. the a ivo Declara- tion may be exanUnod at the trivirotimental t,eview Depaftrnent4 7 County Center Dtivdt OroviI. llt, CftliEOMLI: 959654 L7 A Notice of Exemption was filed indicating this projeo-t it, exempt from environmental review. 1-16-6 ikppetldix' t -I - page 1 of 2 y 3 y 4. A statement of overriding ConsWtration /�vraa, Z-7 was not, adopted for this project 5 Mitigation measures adopted by the Lead Agency to reduce Ehe impacts of the approved project are.: None OvEhItZDING CONSIDERATIONS a The present zoning is worse f {om an, environmental standpoint than the proposal; b. The roosed zoning facilitating planning �for ll droads, efine adrainagelimits and. utilities. J S�.gnature tart, D. xelsoxij Director TIM .i.z•�.�..�L��1_4�. t.IA \a�1. +G1 �': �.�. �+:� L�,�a�\51c. Dat Appendix 1 - page L a kill Inter-Departmental Momorandum Tor Planning Commission M: vaunt► Staff suaJr.cTI Re oiling of: 1. Highway 32 West Z North'tsplaria.de 3, Lowe:: Clark Road 4. Northwest Chico . 5. 'North Chico DATE: Aug. 3, 1978 If the Commission's determination is to suspend, temporarily, the azorementioned projects--see attached memo--t a formal motionn is needed. BP/hd Attach; 6nerDepgtie t�!enru ��r TO: Bettye Blair, Planning FROW Kyle Butterwicl, Advance Planning su4JEcr: LAND USE PLAN MAP PROPOSALS nArf July la, 197$ As you know, several: months ago the 'Planning Commission conducted preliminary public hearings on land use plan map proposals W.1111 were predicated on the existing General Plan Subsequent to these hearings, several proposals were forwarded to Environmental Review for examination. Due to revision of the County's land use element,however, which proposes new guidelines and policies for managing future growth, the homology of this new docv-zent with previous land use map proposals remains uncertain. This subject was recently introduced to the Planning Commission including the potential conflicts involved between 'old' map proposals and 'neer' policy and category text provisions. + After r,cnsiderable discussion, the Planning Commission elected to postpone further consideration of previous map proposals. Therefore, please be advised that the following map proposals which are currently in Environmental Review should be temporarily shelved until completion and Board adoption of the Land Use Element, expected to occur some time in October: 1. Highway 32 West 2. North Esplanade 3. Lower Clark Road G. Northwest Chico 5': North Chico Ia er•benairtmental Memorandum rat Planning Commission FROMI Kyle Buttej:wic] iUBJEcr, North Chico Rezone 0O"rCt April 23, 1979 In November 19'-171 the Planning Commission and Staff formulated a zoning proposal for North Chaco for the purpose of establish ing specific zoning in the area. The proposal was then forwarded to the Environmental Review Department and a draft Environmental impact Report was prepared. In August 1978, the Planning Commission erected. to suspend precedings on the zoning proposal due to revisions to "w Land Use Element. Planaaals000ffershrecommendarionsforvland useAmidodensity stand- ards Air -port and.- ands in the rezone area. The recent adoption of several new zones has also affected the status of the original zoning proposal. The North Chico rezone has been reexamined by Staff in context to the above -referenced considerations and several minor changes are proposed. The specific details of these recommendations will be discussed at the forthcoming meeting. .After an agreement is reached, the zoning proposal will be forwarded to Environmental. Review for final inspection of the E.I.R. Thereafter, the project will, be distributed to the State Clearinghouse for review. KBnw Inter leparthiental 'Memorandum Tot Planning Comnlissioll FROM, Bob Gaiscr SU(JJF-CT1 Ravisiol's in North Chico Rezone Proposal bA'Mi May 2, 1979 The intent of the original rezoning proposal for the North Chico area was to rezone "A-211 areas to more specific zones 1�,'Jlicjl we're consistent with General Plan dosignations as well as reflective- of T000nt development trends, After a review of the original pTopoial shown on "Exhibit T-1ap All from the perspectives or the now Land Use Element and R, Dixon Spoas' '"Chico Airport Environs Plan't, stafE now recommends several changes in proposed zoning, As shown on 7 r I 1B 'xh, 1 ibit Map B11 the revised proposal, would dolete two small areas from this project, add two others, and change several other proposoct zones, The northeast earlier of this project arca, bounded by Co; assot RoaLt Sycamore Creek ancl the 'Pleasant Valley Drainago Ditchl should be deleted because the desired commercial or industrial znning is inconsistent with the residential designat ions on the Land Use Plan Map and. thus requires a plen, change. At the April 18 meeting the Coimitission decided to initiate both the 1111l4wqtiiftl" Lancl Use Plan designation and a "L'mitod Industrial' I I zoning for this area ,as part of the Chico Airport Area project, Also deleted is large parcel originally proposed for 11R-3 adjacent to Highway 99. The parcel is now developed as part of the Joshua Tree Apartments" complex and was rezoned to 11-3 in August 1978 at the owner's request. We recommend extension of the project north of Raton Road to include an "A-211 area OF about 30 acres, Because of the existing single- family devolopmont-the horses found on the larger parcels, and the Low Density Residential" designation, we recommend an 11,9-R" zoning. The proposal an Exhibit M41) I I I itc].Uctos "MI -IP" zoning for 4 mobile home parks along Lassen Aventio. This classification was proviously, applied to another park in the area: and is obviously Moto reflectivo of existing JeArelopmont than the "R-3" zoning, originally proposed, The Commission s' t,tj note that one of the par . Ics proposed for NUIP is now 11C-1" (Light Commetcial))a zone which, because it allows a ,variety of commercial uses, 'is not Consistent with General Mtin designations, _The portion of the existing 11C-111 zone not included in tho mobile home park hai, recently been deVeloPdd with apartments and is thus proposed for P,-3 zoning. A cluster of singio Mobile homes off of Godman Avenne is now prnp6god for 'IRT -111) a simple change from the original "R-111 proposal, In addition, ane large parcel on tho west side of 11urnap Avonua located between a mobile home park and w3otilet group of single mohile$ I.,; also d Planning Commission Page -2 w May 2, 1970 recommended for "'RT -l►' zonIng. An area, of 10 acres onthe west side of, Morseman Avenue wrts orxittally. proposed for "R-:" bvit, because of oxisting development and adjacent zoning, is now proposed for "R-2" zoning Finally, a large area just south of Raton hood is rocommende(I for "S -R" zoning rather than the originally proposed: "R -l". The justification for this change is the large) semi -rural nature of the parcels involved and thy; extent of horses and ahricultunal uses ill the area. Jl:r . Inter -Departmental Memorandum TO; Earl Nelson FROM$ Kyle Butterwick 8UBJECrr North Chico Rezone DATE.,May 9 1979 The Planning Commission, at their meeting on May 2, 1979, expressed Support for the North Chico Pezone proposal which was recently modified by staff to reflect the new Land Use Mement, the Chico Airport Study, and recent devt_lopment patterns in the area. As you may recollect, the original zoning proposal was formulated in November 197? and, a draft E.I.R. was subsequently prepared but never circulated. In August, 1978, the Planning Commission. suspended preceedings on the project due to revisions to the Land Use Element I am enclosing two maps which illustrate both the Original zoning recommendation and the "updated" proposal.recently re, -ted by the Commission. Also enclosed is a memo from staff the specific changes involved. As per the Planning Commission's recommendation, please be advised that this project is to be reactivated.. For purposes of future scheduling, could you please inform Our office as to the anticipated timeframe involved in revising the E.I.R. and its distribution to the State ClearinghQu.se. ::f you need additional information or should you have any questions Please contact me. Incidentally, we do have a current Land Use Map for 'the rezone area that may be of value in your analysis, n: nw Enclosures 4w. y inter -Departmental Memorandum roc Bottye Blair, Planning Director FROM furl D. Nelson, Environmental Review Director u�.►Fcrc 1rxB. Preparation Scheduling for -Street Parking Ordinance, . Off s North Cbico Rezone, South Chico Rezone and BiSGS, Gridley Area Rezone �n'rr December 191 1979 As I indicated to you earlier today, scheduling of EIR preparation for the above -listed projects is anticipated to be as follows: :Parking Ordinance: EIR draft is ready to be finalized. We sax icipaTe THeTroject will be ready to request scheduling within a week. North Chico Rezone: Revisions to the previously prepared MU Draft are necessary to reflect changes in the rezone proposal: and to update traffic statistics, etc. Draft ElR will be ready to circulate for comments before late January. South Chico Rezone/General. Plan Amendment-. EIR, draft can be completed by staff in-house prior `to March 15, then circulated for comments. Gridley -Biggs Rezone and General. Plan Amendments EYR draft can be completed in-house by staff before mid-May, then circulated for comments. In response to your request I am enclosing copies of the environ- mental. determinations for South Chico and Gridley -Biggs. PLANNING DEPARTMENT'S INTEBDEPAR MENTAL. RI~ I WLF TOy C1oxorva do Co CCha ro + y REQUEST; viaw &-QQ` M9nt 8-39 V'r hTbUR A #-s IN q DESCRIPTION Ot, Rovioxne 'rw T '1 RT -1 and R-3 rola, n, _il districts,__ and C --C Commui.- �L runarca.al -.- , LOCATION::1:rom Sycamore Creek to tact Ave. & Sttate 7' y. c)q to Eof Cohassc,��� north 09 Chioo urban area APPLICANT; BlItt;e 00unty, Plann.i�Commission ADDRESS: County C(,,n°dor I)ri7e, Oroyille, CA - — - OWNER; . VARIOUS -� PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULED LOCATION: - f`r+nm r,�rmamor+a 0rpplr to, T' north Chicd.urban area APPLICANT; �.] tU Fp (ni,n - ri rinrin ADDRESS.- rn,trii' r f';�'TL�ta� T1r„t.��o 07 ,'A'tri I I oy { %1, I` `Ar �v �• V OWNER: PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION 8CFIEDULEbY�av'r3�,��::,: r RETURN DATE REQUESTED, ASAP GATE DISTRIBUTED: - 5 -8 -go ATTACI- Mr -NTS; COPY of ap0c8tion & plot plan. RETURNED, COMMENTS., No COMMENT PLANNING DERRRTMENT'S.IN1'EFtDCf'ARTMENTAL RE~Vtl*W To,, QA Dimision, of 2005trl" 1'.cr -f I REQUEST: 11t % ` ���1��`TN I MW'r4f E DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT: I omone frnm t 2 '170 B-11 PrP-I,,81]dPAl rn. i dent i ial nnr3 01 C Comimim' LOCATION: from _E�Xramara Or.m rincd, 9. Stat; Tt���, F; n ` CD]] aF 3;_$$. •,. north on giban area -- APPLICANT: -Butte 0 Uj-,v P1-a]iril lid' o mi ami ADDRESS; OWNER: VAIR1011S_ PLANNIN(,., COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULED RETURN DATE REQUESTED: ASAP SATE DISTRIBUTED: $-R-490- ATTACHMENTS: Copy of applicatlan & plot plan, RETURNED: COMMENTS: V*( PLANNING DEPARTMEf T0: V anJv-ir,L Environmental Health _ .r� REQUEST: 8ev!ew & Comment pcoVjllos' ,,A ipttu� MAY 1980 AP NO, r 98-39 VARIOTJS AJ:Y1,s OroVJtta,C�lllornle DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT-, Rezone f:Lom A-2 to R-1, 1111-1. R -2Ind R_rLresidential distrists, and C -G Com 0-2cial da.sta r- i at LOCATION: f:""*em Sycamore Gree;'. o ,Case Ave & State flwy. 99 to 1 of Cohasset Rd. , north Ole, %o urban. area PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION SCHEDULED RETURN DATE REQUESTED: ASAP DATE DISTRIBUTED -5=8-80 ATTACHMENTS., Copy of application & plot plan. RETURNED; S "F*? -0 COMMENTS; , ezdA M Cdtaji'las ml Cf it 'l ndQ2i�a Ui LIC WORKS .AP NO.: 28-39 'VARIOUS .Akft DE'yCRIPTION OF PROJECT: 01"le f'rhm 4-2 RETURN DAT5 REQUESTED: ASAP DATE DISTRIBUTED. 48-04-5 y1\✓+f? 'off 1114 i 440605 11 p y lf� 44-05-11, 06 IP 38 6 x 1? 13 P9 J, 9,11,'Q 01, 30 27 t128 44,,,09-Y y) 411 04,33-A.bb 1 11.14 3Q. 3p le, 45 1.4.4._34 -ALS, 35 46 36 48-40-7 44 -PI -8 /.1.? 44-35—ALL 37 8 11 118 36 15 29 Z1.9 1 /.4.14,_����..Ar.,lr 23 39 50 44-65-23 42 51 �1°Z1•-3V ALL 24 48-23-21 43 5 IP 25 A A 53 44-38—ALL 26 31 61 2V �r 6d Li-4-39—ALL 28 d 63 56 29 X14: 64 !`)V 14114-40-A1',1.., 30 65 5,8 31 44-44"Al 32 48-31-33 07 iCU c ,� -33 �14 68 V p 4- 38 6 62 35 X35. 39 G I JG 40 44—M—AM 14a 40 39 41 65 41 56 414-S3-7 66 144 57, 8 67 45 40 i 512 68 59 53 69 44— 4.5—ALL 14--66-11 60 54 70, let? 61 y8 44-47-A.1'.,L 13 6 66 44-2V"ALL Q 6 67 44-50-22 15 66 68 14.4..30"AL1, 16 44-=3110 17 48-35- 44---P-4-'10 44"31-11 is 3 y3� 19 Ll1 36 6 5 1L 1411 48-02-28 48 20 43 38 13 4 ?1 39 pp yo - Y 2 t �4�114"56=-Atb 14.0 ray ;bel 23 41 R4 511 24 44"57—AL 14°2 65 25 43 33 66 26 44-61—ALL 14 34 6? 38 46 39' 44-6 2—A1 r 4 4 4 it Inter -De artme'� at..I�emorandnt p TOt Planning Commission PROW Bob Gaiser SUBJECT; Revisions in North Chico Rezone Proposal OATtEi May 2, 1979 The intent of the original rezoning proposal fog the North Chico area was to rezone "A -Z" areas .to more specific zones which were cons :stent with General Plan designations as well as reflective of recent development trends. After a review of the original proposal shown on "Exhibit Plop A" from the perspectives of the new Land Use Element- anA R. Dixon Speas' "Chico. airport Envisions Plan", staff now recommends several changes in proposed zoning, As shown on "Exhibit Map B", the revised proposal would delete two small areas from this project, add two .others, and change several other proposed zones The northeast corner of this project area, bomded by Cohassot Road, Sycamore Creel: and the Pleasant Valley Draina.,,e Ditch, should bre deleted because the desired commercial or industrial zona.,,O is inconsistent with the residential designations on the Lanni Use Plan Map aLd thus requires a plan change.At the April x18 meeting the Commission decided to initiate both the "Indus trill"' Lancl Use Plan designation and a "Limited Industrial" zoning for this area. as part of the Chico Airport Area project: Also deleted is a. large parcel originally proposed for 11R -3'; adjacent to rIighway 99, The parcel is noir developed as part of the "Josftua Tree Apartments" complex and was rezoned to R-3 in August 1978 at the owner's request We recommend extension of the project north of Eaton Road to include an "A-2" area of about 10 acres. Because of the existi-.g single- family development.,the horses found on the larger pard -y8, and the "Lour Density Residential" de-signati,on we recomme-nd an ",S -R" zoning_ The proposal on txhibit %lap B includes zoning for 4 tiobile ;lode parks along Lassen Avenue . Tl is cl"ss ificntiorx t,tas pyuvidusly applied to another park in the area awl is obviously more reflective of existing development than the "R-3" zoning originally nroputed. The Commission should note that one of the paras proposed for 14 up is now "Cyl" (Light. Commerci il), a, tort^ w]Iiich, because it allowg a variety of commercial user, xs not consistent with General Plan desixnations. Tho portion or the existing '`r�l'' zone not included in tl�e mobile Isom. harl,ha.q recently ►aeon rSe�veloped with, a;ia.rtments and is thus ro used fr— R-3 zoning A clststot of single mobile homes off of Godman Avenue is now ;proposed for 1"ltT-111, a simple change from the original 1'R-1" proposal, In addition, ono large parcel on the vest sid-, -1f BU'tnap Avenue locate between a )"10bile home pat'k and another group of single mobiles its ai; Planning ComMiSs on Fa,e .2 stay2, 1979 recommomded for ►RT -111 zoning. An area of 10 acres on t]le `test side of Morseman Avenue was originally Proposed for 11R-311 brit, because of existing development and adjacent zoning, is now propoi;ed for OR -211 zoning. Finally, a large aro; just south of Baton Road is recommended for '►s -IL►' zoning rather than the originally proposed ►'R -a,.►►. 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(Txoueo) u2-vt1 WokxT Sutuozax pun jaodog gbvawT tn4u0wuo,1tAu8[ uu xaptsuoo 04 o96l. ` 1 Tnp 'SvpsOttpOM uo SttTaaoq otTgnd v pTott TTTM uaTeetwwoo ouxuun!,T R�unoO 044ng a'q4 41MJ !IOnT2 Rgaaoq Ot aoc oN a NOMU 001H0 TIMONlNOTSSIWW00 JNINNYId ZIN1100 5111fis 1 IPPIPX C10TTNr11Y PLANNING COMM ON ITT IT, P: oy P013'177c 11MARTNO Notion in horoby g1vun by the Hutto county lqunraLng commission, that ,17trblin hu ar i.ngs wl .J be .old an Woelneaday, July 23, 1980, fits 7:30 P.n., in tho butte County Board of Su.1,e.rvisoral Boom, BUttO Cr>ur L`, .Adm1rai0tVt1tai.0r1 CL:rat0Vj x?;) county Cenci -':r brine, Qx'e7V 1 1,c , x'F' '7:'(lin1,'` th fol 1 owi i ITEM G)�N WI1 i OH Atj j,,NV 11iCiNKMEM TM1'AC'J' 1 1,1''C?h'i' lJtl�, It"i� r�1,TR11.'0 ` 01) PRE1:Ah°ED llutJte; County Planning Gatttmissa,on-,'Nor'(-;h Chico 11azono from "A -P" (Creaxt0-Va:l.) & "W" �,�,i..Sh't Commercial) to "R--1" (8� gle-- Family Re o i donti,al) , "RT -11 (Minimum Density Reoident inl-- Meal i e? Horny: ), " -h" tlY�url an--1�e� idc,n t i:t O ��[Rw�'�� (uplox- I obidWia1,) , "R-311 (Modilam 1) nsit;y Residential j , "R-4!1 (Maximi.rm Density Rani cl,c��z tial:_Rost rict;od ; ie�r.'Y 0 ) , ",MAY (Mobilo home pa':k) & 110`0; (ComtnLlna l;,y- ���nmr.rc i r 1:1 a.re, bounded 'l7y Boat Avenue on the south, liw;y�. 99 on t;bo we ot, yoomore Cvook on they north, and Cohnooet ltd.. on they east, wore: particularly described aw Q -1"t boto 4, 5, 6, 11 and 1p of "Hobart: Sulo" per Map of Poco:rd in Mal, Bcok 4 on paG 24- of the liutte°a Courty Recorder. All of "LinlJ,o Manor Sub. Unit No. "I" pe=er map of revoozaa in map hook I? on pages 21 of tho Butte County Recorder. All of "bi ndo Marcor Bub. Unit No. 2" or map oP record in map book 19 on pad°e: 5 of the Butte County Recordor. All of "Lisdo Monor Sub. Unit No. " per map of rocord in map book 22 on pad os 2? & 26 of the Butte County N,e eoroer: Bx00ptjn,g therefrom Lots 103 through 114 of said Linda Manor Kh Unit No, 3", All of "Hacienda Oaks Stab i Unit No. it per map of record in map 'book 24 on pages 9 & 10 of they tette County Recorder. All of "Hacienda Oaks Sub. Unit No. 2" per map of recd d in map hook 35 on page 84 of the Butte County Ne,cordeP4 That portion of Whiter Avec:, and ad jacont IaAd lying 'between they W l i nes of the vightl- of- way of the Werame nto Northern RVIrond, they 8 1.:1.ne of hot 23 of "Hobart Subdivision„ per map of r000rd in map hook 4 on, pa6e 24 of they Buttto Covntty Recorder, and the linea of Lots 124, 105 & 127 of the r"Bel- Airo Subdivision Unit No. " por map of record :in magi book 23 on poi>os 40 & 41 of the Butte County 1000r40r Contai.nitrg 102acres, More or less, North Chico* iii"`f�fl'�'! rl'1'ar� oou.ta=rouotc_,r:•,ly 495 ft. of Lot: pry t' f i']fr�bar't 1a1,�l;:r, T 1slln"' l,c ori Map of` Record W Map Book 4 .on pop;tj of tho hitt. County Rharcfori. Tho� 3 , w. s iR �... t , n �Ckl� �:�c)ta,'f,titYr.113'l,'� rly a� �'? t.L. of Lot , ' of f1c�r.t,�r I, �aut.�.irr•S.�i.c911 per Map of Hcyc orad inMap Bookii. on pa(t,o ;4 (if the 1°utt:o County 1Zmord r ConLai.11ing 13.5 racrony Moro or loo's, North Chico, 11 ,.E t1 Tho f'lor,`thwos torly x:700 f t,. - � p'Ind '01(fl)O 411woste rl.y QN-ft. of the southr;as t Orly 460 ft of Lot 25 of nfaid "Hobart, S )ub i.vi si can" . Parcel 1 of that; parcel map recorded in Map loots 49 on page' 81 of the Butto County Ro ordor. Lot 19 of :aid "Hobart:Subdivision". Conuaining 18.0 acros, Moro or loon, North Chino. 1IR-3" That portion of ,bot 10 Located h of St. Hwy. 99, ai t all 6 :l,ot. '14, of "Esmorai<da Tract" per map of Recolld in Map f OOk ¢I on page 33 of thy; But't o County R� cordor. Lots ', 3 3`1, 38, 39 & 40 of "Hobart glut,." pcT Mali of Record in Map Pcook 4 on page X of t;hc, Buttto County linoml-dor. Tuaht, porrtiondofthe outh esterl.,y x'10 ft. of Lot: 13 of sAid "Hobart t, �� and within 1�5 ft. of thr 0 right -0 - way line of San Gabriel. Dr vo . That t portion of Lot 14 of said Wobart Sub." do aoribed as: Begigning at the most southnrl.y c;rarrIOr of said loot 14; thonov W I PO' W 235 ft.; thence No52o20' E 330' 041 thence � &I 20' B 11.24 ftq ft.thence N 52 20' E 163,0 ft.; hhr rrc o north- westerly along a curve concave to the W having a radius of 200 .f:`'t . to a point- which boars S 52"4.0' W and is 147 ft, distant from a paint on the E line of said hot, 14 that lies 236.5 ft. distal prom the most easterly a0snor or said Lot 14; thon.cc; No 52 40 E, 14? int. thence S 37 20' t,' 236.5 fly. ; thence 6 52 40' W, 660 it. to -ilie point of Lots Pq & 30 of said "Hobart Sub."' excepting thorof'rom that portion of the southwesterly 132 f0 of oa.i.d Loto 29 & 30 locotod north of the n aram4.Ynt o Northern Railroad right—of—way. All of that portion of Mat Pia Of Onid "kfOWt UK" located 6 of the Gacrnmonto Northern Railroad right-of-way: All that portion of Trot 41 oP said "Hobart dub,"_l.ocatod G of the N boundary of "Front:a or Village Sutr. " pop Map of Record in Map Book 38 on page ?6 & Y7 of the Butte, County ltonorder, All that. ,1�r(a 1031C;y t,aouildt'd ora t,hE, N la r 1`�o I, :,t �?fl �� ti tlula. " jtAT. �� If) ref ll01)ri 1 Y Map o Roe() in Map tjo0k 11- on }'�a� h� j'14� of thE� County 1rE�cor(1c,"', t.�rl t:h� 14; IV QOhal;.a��ot Cid , and earl tho W & 1',,,y 94101(11)(M ( akn �)ub No. �1 11 Pt"'f Mah ot'�' a,r*Cr�r�', �.�ri Ma Book P4 c�rt laaxt, i & 10 Or 1,itra Iiaxl;i,ci 0011rat.y lit (.OI.-clor h, "Ilac'1 raxdaa* a,ak� �ut.< No . �� a aE. �, �. t tY 7 Mala o f li"OOMi ill MVP Book 35 on. paa�<, Wi. c tl3r., 13uLt,(' 0Qurlty Recorder, rarlct by "Lindo Mr .aox� Sub. Unit No. �1�� , Ma�D of R000rd it Mala llooa °'1`? ort sago PI ori` the Bit 1,t�f,� County 3RF:�c.ordov.- Tho XA, of LoU �' of "Bidwoll 17th Sub" por Map of Record i..ta Map Book ',� on pago G7 of t'11E? 13uttE; LOLl7114 RocC77"C1:c r. 111 of tha L Portion, 01` faaa.cl c.1�a�,. i, S Ubdivi o ora" lying S & W of the Cent erl inn of tho .ala aa„want V01.1.e:y 17raa.i,nago ChaaxYno.l. Thu port}heast(.vjy poo ft. of Lot 'I of oaaid "Hobart Subdivision". ion". Thai a0'ut hwostorl,.y 8,8 f'ti of the northwE"storly 11,95 ft. of' bot 15 of vwid "Hob arl; klubdivisa 0n." Lotca 1, 3 & "I' Of UMIL- 1.faal{col. Map of ffiE ord in Mala li0oft 50 Oil •taaGO l25 01:: than BUGt, County Ronordor aE-3 Modified try that l'aa"C'01 M P Of 1�c cord i.rj Mop Book '?0 oil l�a�;�° ia.1 .a f Lha, l�uL.Lr, County R000rd'er: 'hrory.3t.11wE3;t:caxl,y r LI, ft: Of the-ooutheast,,,ply :) 0 i'h: a tho noa'YFlawaa te�rly 1Ei5 M o ' thonox�'Lh yaa..at,� r1,,y fa ct It. of the routhkaiac,t,Fa ,1, 30 ft of Lot 1�1 of ,said "llobart; Subdivision". The smthwf,,str­r.1;y "157 ft,. of tho nort;hwootorly 203 ft. and the nort;hwt_)atce.rl,y 53'0 ft. 0f the northoaatot'JY 330 ft: a: Lot 51 Of said "tIO14art mbdivi don't . Farct_`1�9 11 2 POP PaIlcol` Map ' of I'mcord. .iri Mala Look 40 oil ,Paga,' 79 0f t;he Butte 00unt;,y R000rder. Parcall s It 2, a& Zi -M , laE�� Parcel Masa of R0cord it, Map Book 40 on page ...VT of thO hu,t;t;E-. County R(:i .ordeiv. Containing 150.0 ncrrr,s, move ori 1E��3a, Nor Chicca TlvX nort,henstOrl;y 208. af5 t"4; 01, Lha: racax't,hw�:: t ;r '17.50 ft. Of Lot 17 Of ;a d ".11obart; ASubdiva r,i ora". Conta;i n'nr d -O c� .r`E`C; i mrarO Or ,100',,, Nortl3 Ohio'(). Lots '103 th.r�u '1111 Of "Tat,ndo Manor �GUbd�.virs i'1C7`_ ) rwl Mal:, of Record in Mtop .Book PL onry1�ar sE. b; � �0n Unit � 28 of the liutt`� t'lotarltW Ro,E vdrr%. 'haat f aavor,t of .land bounded on thr• E by Pi l l obury Rd, on t hu tii by Fast .Ave: , on that W 1,y th.i Sa,cryamon,t;o Northrn c3Railroad and on tho N by the 8 MnO Of Lot +115 Of Said "Linda Manor , Stzbda.v'i Bion Unit, No. 311 COilttlilling 3-5 acro , TY1oro or War l -oh 0h Loo i • " D1 I - I Irract" T,,f(W Mal) (A' Rcoord int 11 "' , 0 t 11E.,1111cra , (Del N a �T Book -1 on Pallo 33 of the Butte 001111ty Rnoorjt'r. That portion 01, Lot r) of S(.11d "E't",moraldn q1vo.a-V lyiTig 1,; of, Hwy. 99. por Map of Rocord. In M,,;ip Book 50 011 T,0fr, )0 P5 of th(, Coullty do RocOrv, as m0difi&J by the MaPof Prcord in Map Book VO on page 41 of the Hutt(, -1 County Rvoordev. Tho, northw(..,stevjy 330 ft., the southouoterly 165 ft. of tht northeastorly 390 ft.) and the northwPstorly 165 ft4 of thi northoastorly 264 ft. of tho southoastcr1y 330 t*t. of Lot 18 of oaid "Hobart SubdiviNon". Lot 31 of said "Hobart Subdivioion" OXCOPting Wrofrom W northweotorly 330 ft. Of thO nONNOWAY 330 ft. and tho northwostorly 203 ft. of the northeasterly 157 ft. 0,ontaininr, 55.0 cactus, movo or loos, North Chico. " : Lot " 8, 9, 101 Us 23, 34. Iq 36 & 45 of " iHobart Subdivison pov Map of Record j? hap' Book 4 on 1,,nfr cu th(� Butto 0ounc ty Voordor. o ('14 Tho nor thwestorly 33o ft. Of Lot V OP said, "Hobart lluldiv ,sionll. Tho rjortheaoterly 330 ft. Of Lot 33 of said "Ilot,ort. SuL,di ision" . The northwestoviy 165 ft. of Lot '�,2 of said "Hobart SuLdii-iision". Lots I through 9 of "Sycamore Subdivision" Poll Map of R0000d in Hap Book .32 on paE;or, P3 & 24. Parcels is By 3 & 4 per Map of Record in Map Book 55 on paj.,,e 3i of the Autto County Recorder, That portion of land bounded by said "SYcaniollo OulvdiviNon" On Uirl E, by Eaton Rd. on the S, by the W lizio Of the M. of thou WWW of 10, MDB&M and Parcels 1) 21 3 & 4 per Map CC Rocord in Map Book 55 on page 37 of -the Buttu_� County Roo rl�p on tbe W, , and by Wonmoro Creok on the north. 010",nininP4 120-0 ac"U's, molli:� or leso,, Wrth Chloni. Thi) above meet ionod application z, POUtions, Mnpsj draft onvi- VOMOUN impact roports and/or nagativo reports aro on filo and nvaliable for public viewing at the Office of thn Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Conwor privoy opovillp California. Environmontal Impact Reports at, also availaby , at colleg(,, and county, libraripi, BUTTE,' COUNTY PLANNING CoMil-1,80010N BETTYE BLAIR DIRECTOR Ort PLANNTNG NOTICE OF COMPLETION CLARK A, NeLSC+IV " (of Draft Envi,, onmental Impaot Resort) ' Co"4' CIQrk y A, JJACINTHO "�.. Deputy RESPONSIBLE AGENCY: DEPARmNt ;NTs Count c Stitt Environmental Review =0 XE—C-1 T X T L E Noxoth Chico Rezone ar�.ous 1�PEP ZD _lP =L1 01 ADb_RE8Se CIM,COUNTY: 18-Y county Center Drive Oroville Butte CONTACT PERSON: AREA C008: PHONE: Earl D. Nol ail, D.i rer far 16 53 ..:�,.,.� � 4 PROJECT OtSCRIPTION 0.�" NATURE, PURPOSt o AND �. w..y" _ N1� �fED7CE`IFIC TI,RIES' Rezone of, 465 ec.r s in •th.e NorI ,"n residential di8txiots: R-.1, Ri-2, R_3 Rr-41 C-R R`�--� , an clap as Well as one small area of C=•G zonit,� , PROJECT LCC:ATION CI.T.Y. ,�:} G+�• 0 7CILOCATION . . COUNTY: ����• Flute i.'Z6iS PEATOD PIMIDED rOR RE'VXUWt 115 days ending May 257 1980 .'�Dl�itE55 +7IfERE COPY Off'. DF'.APT tIq IS AVATI, t8t. thV'ronmentA1 MV eta ~ DePar tu'Ont,181'Cot;ryty ��riGe� [?t•itre,y nxoti l.le CA 95805 .4�U41l 1:P4. e�8'�1 L441, AJ� �•a +,6JJ«««rNJ, I'y�j :J WIQiw"�.X..iZ��e lurk« � �,k.)i lL""y Gento'll lJwa vej �,a�il'iGuGy 3V r l'ov Orl< v"11 cli iiI.JorOpte 71xl«i,tctl 10 1onlut;c;dI dot the noaxYt1a.iU;.;t corwil, of ` bc; Y Our ,j t ^ry�q �r ,j-.ry,....J part 's3�' the+ �',yo�iL,,t.�OoCq�v1•�pt���"Pu�l�yr1/1yi.:�C1 .l`i�.r ii t'Ja uM;t w �`�i 14:1,4 �l J.i `J }-,4� L�y .l,.i ly1f.4 d.+ J. }. ll .I..y t ,)il Y14 Pp.i A�t:� " illtcc'rltl Pail «U�l to tuo nor ; ptu L'r"Cl ly for . Tl.x "t� z .:IJF •;i�11 r` �' ".AE f il: 4 rl► I,u v -c tjU ;'UUt iY t(LIJI to, oil C- vc r.' '! Lqal .lyi 11 1 iiecd to poj' i c,, togory b`. to l 1Yyrr, Cr'f3 l a' 7 tYy"dr 1117 �. c.w5' iii'' -.:�kr i,l • S "'• l){ �,+t i"... t(,G,-u y �,,I llld i G'.l��s"�ll�` Pit; x''.�+ 19roY r iS7i'@J "�iµ 'S:fa: T1 tiro "i r a ;n a FJ N" a, v` P'lt}il e 1) k.;•< i� 4a: �t�7t%a Vida, ll r�"} Cro 1 r�.nz'', III 7.'v'P: C"lIa .a�,i vCIPA. rj firs !I,l n1 �.=r.3 �10 ll�Jr.wY ��vRX •Y 4�w,"; �f y �m r , �,.�tf1�49• �d�,l�ris�„h1A Marfa R. Sisk kryler 26V Burnap Avenue Chid,, CA 95926 July 14, 1980 Butte Coun*hy Planning Commission 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 RE- NORTH CH1CO REZONE Dear Planners; We are the owners of the property on the southwest corner of Cohasset Road and Burnap lWenue. This 9.5 acre piece o land is undeveloped, except for our two homes situated therei tae are pioneers in north Chico development. Our development of the original, larger piece of land, included Linc', -o Manor sub6ivi8ion, Hacionda Oaks subdivisions and the Apartment buildings at Cohasset and Pillsbury. These we believe to be outstanding in their attention to beauty in planning and engineering. They are older subdivisions, still a pleasure to view as you drive through. We extended natural gas and: water to the North Chico area. We also were active parti- cipants in the formation of the drainage districts: our plans now are to use the remaining land for attractive-, well -landscaped, quiet office buildings and/or small businesses. We have a prospect at the present time for office buildings. We believe the land and location are well suited to this use and that it will be in keeping with our concern for a well-- planned community. we ask the commission to zone this 9.5 acres commercial. This consists of the land owned by Norlie & s'sk, jointly, and that owned by each, separately. Sincerely, Mar�af� R► Sisk Miller a rwtx dog h e D. Norlie, Robert N Norlie `yy{ jo! �i r,. CITY OF CHIC0 �,4am31,�, Me"1ce" t:F INTER-OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: BETTYE BLAIR, PLANNING DIRECTOR DATE; July 14, 1980 FROM: TOM LANDQ FILE REFERENCE; CP6677 JA-aC-M SUBJECT: NORTH CHICO REZONE MESSAGE From what I gather in talking to Jere Bolster, the proposed rezoning is compatible with the County General plan, as proposed, We, of course, the rezoning consistent with Chico's General plan, would prefer to see and believe that it's important to work for maximum compatibility between the two Plans to promote both logical development and a logical-rti+ebl-00- of services to the North Chico area Should my uhderstanding of the rezoning be incorrect, and it is different I would appreciate knowing this from the. Butte Count Land Use Element, y so that we can study more closely the implications of this rezone, Obviously, we'd rather have some defined zoning, rather than the A-2 which now exists over parts of the area. Thank you for your cooperation in this matter . ,& .� TQM LANDO PLANNING DIRECTOR TJL.gc 11440 Co. Planning Comm, JUL 2 41980 Orovillo, Calif'o'nJ4 eI jrez ✓L . G `GCS. �'�t'�,r f/1�t=trGtG%C� � -T���i.��c�"7'y ,p,,. �> '�st�* fir`.-� .rr Za ,.?� �"�.c"l�C� e•.c,,�''�i L ✓��.�C- « eov 07 tol Piles i ROW Bettye Blair SUMJKCtj North Chico Rezone DATE: duly 2.. f l q $'O This date, Cragg Vist ca phoned and asked that the southwest r g r corner of Lassen. n I� 1. Paso he zoned light commercia.l-` service- type Stores, cleaners) etc. —neighborhood commercially tB/h I N � ,• .w dy-k M,, �%: r x a ,,;;,�a»rw..y.[i j rvy, � 1 -. ♦ � fp`P x A�1, Y 4� � YJ,} f ��L A�`� 1 Q)0 u�# �. a E wwr 1, a`A it a �%'r tm.4a,�a%.1tl..K est ` .r11,ir C'��if%('+1�j�A' y x C P y „ art profit corporation dedicated to careful plarming for growth P,O.. Mtw- -566, Chico, California 95917 A �r"41 yA •�' Y. �'w I.%.f V!' A� `�`• k. A`) 4 C .a� ,i.9R t y. %%i • i' r4 { ♦ i"r t _ y �'r �'✓tju :`�'# 1tt ''' j'SM1 (. � 4�1•�� r. rr.,. swl, 1980 » .-. ... r.• w �;i t r .I ,� � �� � ism, r 1 �� wl r'.w . e�, r. _raiy,dd r � .� �i ray . � ��.� } n s' [ ,x r r , , wr. w4z r. r F r 1 a..• y *7 ;r,% ,�, a a.'.. "'t kW , rSM P .aksS ♦"4' w�.r�("'..,,JirY 4 ",� .yf" ♦ ' .a Y ♦ w w + w „ t Ft..r ,. L k as rr: w' .A�.T '+ [y M� r,i ., ♦ 'fr : +5p A 77� y ,},�.! "f ... ' � d x County o f Butte County Center Drio-re �`.Oroville, CA 95965 - M�tii � y ,� MW rt •L nw ptxy�" `4 _y 3 GM;• n t r' `w��{ • Re: Alrport Environs/Nosh=Gi3a:eo G a es General Plan Zonin�a Chang _ Dear ^Chaa.rman YLemke end Board .; assume you art! e awax.e from previot:5 correspondence of we ass our interest in the Airport Environs planning Area north of Chicu. 'The General Plan changes for the airport area east -and for the portion east of Garner Lane appear to be well ` thought. out -and generally quite appropriate., They have our support. L. During the rezoning process, however, we will have reser vations about the possibility of zoning for several thousand more 1 -acre lots, as has been proposed by the Planning Commission, The great majority of our housing needs do noL require such large and expensive lots. CounCilman Hays of the City of Chico lik.-ly because- state requiremer.rs that the have are uou also has suggested that lots an smaller than 3 -acre � t y underground utilities. Mich of the 1 -acre zon,ng proposed thus 'may be un realistic and unr.?cevsa rhe questions of need and public landsof use mapILd��signation�zoning ahowevere��.s�.ia.ne� cons�.ciei:ation. The ,`n the area generally west of Garner Lane, staff has idem- tified roughly lj500 acres of high quality agriculbural soil: Ev-n though tate area north of. it on Xeef'ee Road is largely developed; the 56i7 on this 1,500 acres may be of higher quality: Although mmch 6f it iz cut into relatively small parcels, the agricultural p,utjshtl"Al may very well still be there4 our organi2ation strongly advocates the preservatioh of all agri- cultural land, if there is any reasorable possibility that it can be kept in agriculturei If there 'is no such possibility, ' however r 'We. certainly wish to. be realistic about, that. w. We under -_,stand that.your Board's committee (Supervisors Wheeler and. Dolan) =w.» `,,..""have tentatively- agreed with Ithe City of Chico committee to ser-- ,". iously' study all potential farm areas ' for an agricultural. desig- ; �k..:nation This particular area certainly seems :o require more serious consideration as`to whether it,realistically,can,be kept• in agriculture. � 4 � T : w .n � wa. S',v. Y.,;` s :-"0sfi� kt�= g a`'1»s,..'�ia, •�," . .. .:' .. ?1x_ '1 he area" west of Garner•, particularly toward the north end,' further from -the City of Chico than most of the rest of the ' acreage within the planning area..' It has few eic s^„ing roads and other services'and parts'of it have significant drainage problems. TI)ere also seems to be no present or near -future need for any farm land there to go into housing. If you receive contrary info�-nation, your conclusion may differ from ours. For now, . however., there seean, to be serious problclnc west of Garner which �<require further• consideration before. you act la the land use ' deszgnation or zoning for, that portion. ,l The only change in the land use element map which we suggest is deletion of the highest potential agricultural portion from b the map change at this time, so that, it may he given due consid- eration for its farming potential. A little m ..� o ' e t �.me to study this portion cannot harm, while avoiding a pote:itial regretful de-,icion which could be difficult to change later we wish to congratulate those responsible for the land use i designations east of Garner and hope that you will approve the designation forrthat portion as soon as possible. 4Very ;trulyA yours, CHICO 2000 By 7 fir` OHN Lr �IIVAAS, J v Presi. rSt JLL:pm 15o4td Supervi f= of 7 County of Butte `' `r3'uly 111 1980. ;.n *i,�, H 1 M. ;�" ,v , Page 2 ♦ K.4 � d'Mi V . 17 � 1 41a ., , s n fi �\i �, 4. ,.',. .a � , k r ' however r 'We. certainly wish to. be realistic about, that. w. We under -_,stand that.your Board's committee (Supervisors Wheeler and. Dolan) =w.» `,,..""have tentatively- agreed with Ithe City of Chico committee to ser-- ,". iously' study all potential farm areas ' for an agricultural. desig- ; �k..:nation This particular area certainly seems :o require more serious consideration as`to whether it,realistically,can,be kept• in agriculture. � 4 � T : w .n � wa. S',v. Y.,;` s :-"0sfi� kt�= g a`'1»s,..'�ia, •�," . .. .:' .. ?1x_ '1 he area" west of Garner•, particularly toward the north end,' further from -the City of Chico than most of the rest of the ' acreage within the planning area..' It has few eic s^„ing roads and other services'and parts'of it have significant drainage problems. TI)ere also seems to be no present or near -future need for any farm land there to go into housing. If you receive contrary info�-nation, your conclusion may differ from ours. For now, . however., there seean, to be serious problclnc west of Garner which �<require further• consideration before. you act la the land use ' deszgnation or zoning for, that portion. ,l The only change in the land use element map which we suggest is deletion of the highest potential agricultural portion from b the map change at this time, so that, it may he given due consid- eration for its farming potential. A little m ..� o ' e t �.me to study this portion cannot harm, while avoiding a pote:itial regretful de-,icion which could be difficult to change later we wish to congratulate those responsible for the land use i designations east of Garner and hope that you will approve the designation forrthat portion as soon as possible. 4Very ;trulyA yours, CHICO 2000 By 7 fir` OHN Lr �IIVAAS, J v Presi. rSt JLL:pm .REZOX RUORT s ,Aljplicant Butte County Planning Commission - North Cltico Owner: Various Request Rezone from A-2 & Cl to R-1, RT -10 5R, R-2, R-3 R -Q MNP F C�c fjoca.tion; area bounded by East Ave. on the south, Iiwy. 99 on the west, Cycamore Creek on the north, and tohasset Rd, on the east Date Action Requested; 10-24-77 -Numbe i, of Parcell: Various Acreage, 464 more or less Planning Commission Findingrg the Environmental Impact Report which had been revised in June had been considered and that the proposal was.11i conformity with the General Plan Planning Commission Action: motion for approVal of the project as proposed except that properties known as 2901 Burnap Avenue and AP 44-33-18 be i zoned R-3 noting_.urther that they are both contiguous to R-3 zoning: Vote 4.:1 AYES Commi.>sioners Max, Lambert, 1Vheelet and Chairman Gi:lhert OI; : Commissioner Bennett ABSENT M No one ANSTA N ; No one n Ccs, Planning, Comm. AUG :� a 1°8 Bruce Norlie 10132 Jones Avenue Otov+ilo, Gal tprrsla Durham, CA. 95938 August 11, 1980 Mr, Robert Lemke, Chairman Board of Supervisors Butte County�„ 1prrO " 25 County Center Drive ' "'� Orow, lle, CA. 96965 Re Re -Zoning In North Chico Dear Mr. Chairman I am writing in behalf of my parents, Robert and Josephine Norlie, and my Aunt Marja Sisk Miller, ovtners jointly and separately, of four parcels of land on the southwest corner of Cohasset Road and Burnap, The Planning Department has prtposed an R-3 zoning for these parcels, We would like to request that the zoning be changed to R'4, The area on the east side of Cohasset Road is presently zoned R-4, so this would certainly be compatible. Tri: request was discussed with the Planning Department prior to the Planning Commission July Public Hearing and, with Supervisor Hilda Wheeler during the week of August 4, 1980,Both parties indicated no objections and, felt this was acceptable We Would appreciate your considoration in this matter. 4Yodr truly, Bruce Nor!ie BN/cs M t� REZOVE REPG Applicant; Bute County Planning Commission North Ch;,,00 Owner: _.ous Requost, C-1 zoning on AP 44-21-39 and property belonging to Albert 8 Glenn Williams be considered for R-3 instead of S -R as proposed Looaton; North Chico Rezone area Date Action Requested 8/:19/80 referred back to Commission by Board Number of Parc 41st 2 Acreage ,mow Planning Commission Findings 1'7.annin ommiesion Action: After discussion, motion was made by Commissioner Wheeler, seconded, by Commissioner Taambsrt to concur «ith the Board's recommendation regarding Cil bet this would be the extent of the changes of :.:ie original recommendation. vot t 3 b AYES Commissioners Max Wheelers and Chairman Gilbert NOES b A138ENT ; Commis, loners Bennett and Mai ABS ATS Inter-DepgrtOO, d emoraodua TO, Butte County Planning CommxssIoa FRAM' Butte County Planning Department SUOJeCT: North Chico Rezone DATE: September 17, 1980 At the regular meeting of the Butte County= Board o" Supervisors, held August 19, 3.972, Qrdinance No. 2133 was salol ted which ;rezones from A-2 A C -Y to R-1, RT -a, 5-R, RI -2t R-3, R-4, I�ItIP tj G -C, for area bounJed by Past Avenue on `the SuUth, Ilighway 39 ora, the west, °ycamwee Croek on the north, and Cohas:set Roach on the east, excluding the Thomas P. C anipt6n property AP 44-21-390 607 B. Lassen Avenue was referred back to the Planning Commission dor consideration of "C-1." zoning; the Albert WaX and Glenn William--; property was referred back to the Planning Co mmi.ssIon for consideration o:C IIR-111 zoning instead cf "S-Rr` zoning: cc: Public Narks Dept, Health Do -pt IS Y f? &0aft M _. r ... LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY u a, CLARK A, NPLSCN L COUNTY C412-I1K „ RECORDER a ADMINISTRAnON EUILOING, DRAWER 269-OPOVILL.,H, CALIFORNIA 95065 Telephone; 534.4561 Assistant county Clerk, Nicer Lindquist 1334.4551 Assistant Clark, 904M of Suporvl#drs, Cathy Pltts 534.4371 Assistant neoistrar o, votary, Eleanor pecker 534.4761 Assistant Roeordpr, Gwen Farland p34-4691 September 17, 1980 Glenn Williams Rt. S, Box 65$ Chico, Ca 95926 Re: North Chico Rezone File 78-39 Dear Mr : Williams At the regular meeting of the 'Butte County Board of SupervIsors held September '16, 1980, Ordinaace No. 2136 was adopted which rezones from 1'A-21' (General) to "R-311 (Medium Density Residential) property identified as AP 44-33-44, 45, 53, and 610 located north of Chico. Should yo, have any questions, pleas feal free to contact this office. Sincerely, CLARK A. NEL80N County Clerk -Recorder and EX -officio Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors H A:;sistent Clerk to the Board _. r+ l 1j i } y Butte COW LAND OF NATURAL %'EALTFI AND BEAUTY CLAAK A, NELSON �» t COUNTY CLIiRK •.AeCQRagn a t ADMINISTRATION BUILDING, OnAWER 269 - oROVI.LLE, CAL.IVOf NIA 955965 Telephone, 534.4551 'Assistant County Clark, Nlcae Lindquist 554,4551 Assistant Clark, Board of6o tt+�nvlsors, Cathy Pitt% 534.4371 Assistant Registrar of Votors, Eleanor Backur 534~1761, Assistant Recorder, Owen Farinnd 5344t#91 September 17, 1980 Albert Wax Rt. 5, Box 656 Chico, Ca. 98926 Re: North Chico Rezone Vile 78-50 Dear fir . WAX At the regular ;meeting off- the Butte County Board of Supervisors rezones from "A-2"'.6,930, Urdinance No. 2'136 was adopted V11ch , held September ex 6, (General) to "R-31' (Medium Density Residential) property.denti ied as, AP 44-3.5-17 located north of Chaco. Should y Y questions, p matt this Should you hake an uestia.ls lease feel tree to co ti Sincerely, CLARK A� NELSON County Clerk -Recorder ari.d Ex -officio Clerk of the Latae County Board of Supervisors By Assistant Cl'etk to the Board 4 Intar Depart'�u emorandum -01 Butte County Planning Cbmmii 1 ort PROM: Butte County P1a.nnailar, Department 8UNECTt North Chico Rezone DATCt September 17, 108n At the regular meeting; of the Butte County ? oatd, of SuporvisarS hoed September 16, 1980, Ordinance *10, 2136 was adoptatl which Te toned from A-2 (Genert-11) to 1IR-11' (Medium Density Ros7:dentl1al) that property owned by Albert Wax and Glenn Williams instead. of the proposed "S -R110 property icient£ied as AP 44-33-77, 44-33-440 44-33.451 44-33-53; and. 44µ33-61, cc: Public Works Dept. Health, Dept, r ORDINANCE No. 2133 AN ORDINANCE ZONING PORTIONS Qin T119 COUNTY OF BUTTBO STATE OV CAL IVORNIAo PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 24-29. The Board Of Supervisors Of t110 County Of Buttd, State of 2 California, Vnd.er and pursuant to Chaptor 24-29 of the Butte County 3 CO" Of 541d County DO ORDAIN as follows: 4 SUCTION 1. The h0-r0jnaj+^-vk tlocr-t-41,.3 10 11 12 13 14 is ,16 'j 17 18 10 90 21 22 gs 24, 2! 26 I area oituatud in the cam-Ity of butte w Stnte Of California,, shall be and it is hereby IZ0130d fC3 �A "R-111 (Single -r-dtily Residential) bistrict, and suclx 'area shall be sub jb'ct to t] 1 1 0 vestrictio'ns and restricted uses and regulAtion.s pursuant to ButtO County Code Section 24-152, Said area so zoo,ed being located in the unincorporated area of Butte County, Chico, more r -Articularly described as follows: I-ats 4, 5, 61 11 and 12 of 1114obart Sub" per Map Ot Record in MOP BOOR 4 on Page 24 of the Butte County RecorJor. All of "Lindo Mawr �"4b. Unit No. 1 w per ILIP Of record in iltLP 'book, �7 on Page 21 of the Bjjtto county Recoraer. All of "Lititlo Manor Sub. Unit No. 2f, per zap of VOddrd in NO Book 19 an Pa&e 5 of the Butte County Recorder. All of "Undo Manor Sub, Uyiit No. 31, per m4p of record in Map Book 22 on Pages 27 6 28 of the Butto County Addoraer, nxcepting therefrom Lot�, 103 through 114 of said "Lindo Mitfidt tub. Unit No, 511, All of "Hacienda Oaks Sub. 11nit N 1116 o, l" per P Of record in MAV took 24 on Pages 0 & to of the Dutte County Recorder, All of "Hacienda Oaks Sub, Unit No. 211 per Imp of record in Mail 11001-, 35 on Pao 84 of the gutte, County 'Recorder. That portion of White Ave. alld 4djPtent land lying. betwoe*tj the W line of tho right-of-WaY of the Saoramentij Northdru Railroad, tura 11 lifto of Lot 213 Of "Hobart SubdivisiOn" er McA. rocord in Map PoO, on Page 24, of tho 1guttpb countap y Aecordet, and, th6"J*C A 2. 3 4 5 6 7 10 11 1 12 14 165 16 17 19 22 23 24 2$ 213 4011� lisle Of Lots 124o LZE ef 177 of the "Del Aire Sub. division tl"t "10. 3fl V" uIaP Of I-POCOrd in Map Book 23 on Pages 4o & 41 r,jj t1jo Butte County Rocorder., COnt4inilig 102 acres, more or loess, North Chico. 5ECT1014 2. t Vie hereinafter describod area situaterl in the County of Butta� StRVO of Cali fornial shall be and it is Hereby Zoned as an IIPT-I►, (Minimum Density Residential' -Mobile I Rome) Dis- ttict, and such area $hall be Subloct to the restrictions alld rew stricted iisc.g and regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section Said area so Zoning I)eIng located in the UnInCorpor4t ed area of Butte Countyf north Chico more Particularx; de,,icribecl as follows, - The northwesterly- 5.30 ft. Of thc southeasterly 495 ft. Of LOt 32 of "Hobart 81,Uirlsion" per map of record in Map Book 4 on Pago 24 of the Butte CoUnty Recorder. Tht 5out)j,,jgt0rj) 320 ft, of Lot 7 Of "Robart Sub4ivipio d,, per map 'of record iTI MaP Book 4 on Page 24 'he Dutte County Rtcordor. Conti in'Ag 15-5 9cres, tnore, or lost North Chico, SIXTION 3. The hereinafter described area situated in the County of Butte) 8tatO Of Cabrnla* shall be and it is hereb Z�'lit Aud as a "R-211 MUPlex Resident tial) District, and Such area shat ba subject to tla restrictions. and restricted uses and regu,Ifttiwqs PUT."'Wil't to Butte C""ty Code SOction 24.158, Said atoa so tojfted bdlug located in the unincorporated area of Butte ('OuntY# north Chico, more Purticujarly described as 501lowt The 40fthilesterly 200 ft,, a',nj the southwest 0 'TI Y 11 2 3 4 I e 2 9 10 1.1 L2 504 ft., of the southeasterly 460 ft. of Lot 25 of said. " Roba'rt Subdivision", patcol 1 o:f that r arcel map recorded in Map MoY 49 on pass 8 of they Butte County Recordor Lot 19 of said '"Hobart subdiVisiOnt'lr Containing 1.8.0 acres, more or less, north Chico. SECTION 4, The hern3%►aftex C4escribed area situated 1n the County of Butte, Stats of California, shall be and it is hereby zono,�; as a "R- ;-' Ct4ed-ium Density Residential) 1)istrxctr, and such urea shall be sul)Joct r4 the restrictions and restricted uses send regulations porsu.ant to Butte county Code Section 24-141. Said area; so zoned boing located in the; unincorporated, a;rov of Butte C'ountyo nortlj Chjcot more particularly descrlIbe it as r 1; r0110v 14 1� 16 +17 18 19 20 21. 22 23 24 2'd 26 u That portion of tYost 10 located D of St. '.mwy. 99, and all of Lot 14 of 'Insmeraida. Tract" pet' mnp of Record in Ajap BOOR I on page 33 of the tutte County Recorder Lots 2s3, 3'7, 38, 3cJ, F, 4r1 of "jobart Subdivision" per map of record in Map Dbok 4 on Page 24 of the Butte County Recorder. That po tio-a of the westerlyt 210 ft. of Lot is of said r,H jb4rt. Subi:ivis ion" located south of and within 125 it. of the 5 right -of -Way line Of San Cabrie 1, Drive. * hat port iolt of 'hot 14 of said 111•16bart Subdivision" � aoscrIbed as Beginning air the most southerly corner sof said Lot 14 thence N 3710 20" W 23a ft,; thence N 526 201 B 330 ft « thence S. 370 20, L 11,24 ft.. thouco N W 201 R 163.f1 ft.; thence northwoster y along a ourve concave to the W having a radius of 200 it. to a point which bedrs S 520 40' W and is x41 ft, distant from a point on the B 1,inc of saiI Lot 14 that 110s 235.5 ft. distant from the most erastorly cornor o said hot 14; thou.co N 52° 411' P s 1.47 ft r 1 Thence S 37° 20 B 238,S ft. thence S $2' 401 Wt 660 f ' ► the point of beginni,ny, . 2 Lots 29 7jO of said 1111ob;%rt Subdivision" excepting 3 therefrom that portion of the southwesterly 132 ft. of said 'Lots 79 & 30 located north of the Sacramento Northern Rail.roa' right—oaf*wa.y, S All of that portion of Lot 28 of said "Hobart Sub, division" located 5 of the Sacramento Northern 6 Railroad right-of-way. 7 The southeasterly 1.65 ft, of Lot 32 of 5aid 1111abar•t Subdivision" 8 The so-Atheasterly 330 ft. of Lot 36 of said "Hobart 5 Subdi:visiot " excepting thor, Irwa tt.e $0uthwesterl.y 200.1 ft. of the northwesterly 75 xt., and also 10 excepting the southwostwely 306.9 ft. of the South- easteriy 7t ft. of the northwesterly 16il ft, 11 Parcel 1 of that parcel map recorded in Map Book 44 12 on page 1 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder and all that ,Property bounded on the north 13 by said Lot 1) on the east by Cohasset; Road, on the W 5 by "Hacienda Calts Sul) No. 211 per map of record 14 in Map Boob 35 on Page 84 in the office of the Butte County Recorcter, and on the south by "Liodo Manor 15 1.Book Subdivision Unit No. '' per map of record in. Map B 1.7 on Page 21 of the Butte Coxmty Recorder. 16 All that portion of Lot 41. of said 111oba,rt Sufi- 1"! division!, l,ocatect S of the N boundary of "Prontier Village Subdivision"per %ap of roc, Tel in Map Dook l� 38 ots Pages 76 f 77 of the ilmtte County Recorder. 1s The N 1./2 of Lot 2 of "Bidwell lIth Sub" per map of record in Map Book 7 oP Page 67 OIL* the Butte Couptty 20 �t�cordex . 21 All of that portion of said, "Hobart Iubdiv°i.si.otilt lying S & 4 of the contorli,no of tho Pleasant Valley 22 Drainage Channel, 23 The northd4st Orly 200 ft. of Lot 1 of said "HOb4rt Subdivision" 24 26 W w •W 140 Ll y Lots 1, Iv 4 Of that Parcel Map of llocor4 in map hook 50 on 'age 25 of the Butte County Recorder as modified 2 by that Parcel. Map of Record in Map Book 70 on Page 41 3 of t}xo Butte County 90corder. . The southwester) 2154 ft. of the a southeasterly 330 ft. 4 and the northwesterly l.:S ft. of the northeasterly 264 ft. of the southeasterly 330 fit of Lot 18 of said 6 ""A—hart Subdi.vi,sion.0 g The southw'ezter1y 1.5" ft* of the northwesteVXy 203 ft. and the northwesterly .130 ft. of the northoastor- 7 ly 330 ft. of J,0t 31 of said "Nobart Subdivision". g Parcels 1, 20 & 3 per Parcel. Map of Record in Map, 9 Book 40 on Page 79 of the butte County Recorder. Parc6js 1, 21 3, 5 4 per Parcel Map of record it Map 10 Book 40 on rage 80of the Butte C611nty ,Recorder. 11 Containing 150.0 acres, more or leas, North Chico. 12 SECTION S. The hereinaftor described area situated In 13 the County of Butte, State of Cul fOrni.a, shall lad and it is hey-ohy zoned as a ""R-4," i4 (Maximum Density Itesidoftt,ialwXtest�r3.ctea Service) 15 Disttict, aad such area shale, be :subject to the restrictions alld 16 restricted: uses and regulations pursuant to Bate County Code Soy - 11 tion 24-144. is Said area.:so zonoa being located in the unincorporated 19 arca Of Butte Count north Chino- moare s y, ` , particularly described �� 91 The northeasterly 208.5$ ft, op tho northwesterly 92 417.50 ft. of Lot 17 of said ►"llohart Subdivision".. All, that Property bounded on the N by sats 20 0 23 40 of '"Hobart Subdivit ion,' Per map of record in Maphook 4 on Page 24 of the Butte County Recorder, 24 on the 8 b Coha.sset Road, and on the 1V $ S by 1111aci.enda Oaks Sura No. 1" per map of record in Afap 0 hook 24 on Pa,gos 0 0 10 of the Butte County Rocorder, by "Hacienda Oaks Sub No. 211 per map of recor,�. _� inn 26 Nap Borer 35 on Rage. 84 of the Butte Cbun.ty Recorder, i and by parcel 1 of that parcel map recorded in Rap Boole 44 on p4ge 01 an file in the office of The butte County Recorder. -3Containing 2.0 acres, morn or loss, North Chaco 4 SBCT1hN 6. The horeInafter described area situa.teet i:n 5 the County of Butte, State of California, shall be andit is 4. hereby e zoned as a "C -C" `Community -Commercial) Distri►c'(,, and such area 7 ,shall be subJect to the restrictions and restricted uses and re - 8 944t ones pursuant to putto. County mode Section 24-10xj, 9 SaW area s(� zoned be-Ang located in, the unincorporated 10 area of l utto Coun4,F, north Ch3ob, more particularly de5­1ribed as it fo];�.ows» 12 Dots 105 thru '114 of "Liado Manor Subdivision Unit No. .31, per map of record. in hta,p Book 22 on Pages 21 13 4 28 6f the Butto County Recordero 14 That parcel of land bounded on the B by pil,,, Zalbury 16 NortherntRai.lroad�aa'nd�on the NnbyhtheW Syline he of Lot Rd , f Lat it S of said " Lindo Manor Subdivision Unit NO, 3 ." 1� 17 Ce»ntaining 3.5 acres, more or lots, North Chico. 18 SECTION 76 The hereinafter described area situated in 19 the County of Butte, State of California, sham, be and, it is horeb 20 zoned as a. "MIP" (Mobile Home park) District, and such area sh,sll 91 be subject to the m tractions and rostricted uses and rOgulati.on:s 22 Pursuant to ''Rutte County Code Section 24-:120, 23 Said araa so toned being Jotr ated in the W%i,ncorporatod yj_ 24 area Off llutte Count� north Chaco, mraVo Particularly dosrihtd as 96 foIlows 1 4-R f Lot 13 of "Bsmeralda l'xaot"' per: Map of Record in Map Book 1 on Pago 33 of the Butte Cour. »y Abcorder, That portion of Lot 0 of said "Esmeralda Tract" lying 3 B of ,Iw . 99, e4 Parcel 2 per mai or record, in Maptook 50 onPago 2S of the Butte County Recordar o as modified by the map 1 of record in Map look 70 otk Page 41 of the Butte County Recorder, 8 The northwesterly, 3"0 ft., th.e southeasterly 165 ft. 7 l of the northeasterly 396 ft,, and the northwesterly 165 ft. of the northeasterly 264 :fit. of the south- easterly 130 ft. of hot 18 of said "Hobart Subdivis►on". 9 Lot 31 of said I'RobfArt Subdivision" excepting there- from the northwesterly 330 fti of the northeasterly 10 ' 330 £t,. and the north�,r#-+��"� `A.v 20A ft,, of the north sa.sterly 151 rt. Containing S5.0 acres, more or less, North Chictr l 13 SECTION 8. The hereinafter described area situatei In 14 the County of Butte, State of California, shall be and it is ` ero' 15 zoned as an `"5-11'" (Suburban -Res identcial) District, and such avec 10 shall be subjoct.to the restrictions and restricted uses and ro- ll gulatiuns pursuant to Butte County Code Secti.otL 24-150: 18 Said area so zoned 'being located in the unincorporated 10 ` area of Butte County, riorth Chico, more particularly described as g0 follows 21 Lot a, 91 10► 221 23, 34, 6 45 of ""Hobart Subdivision" por map of record in Map Buoy 4 on 22 Page 24 of the Butte County Recorder. 23 The northwesterly 330 ft. of Lot I of said "Hobart Subdi.vis ibn'° . a 25 2 3 4 e 7 i g 9 10 11 12 13 14 16 16 II 18 19 PO . 21 29 03 24 2Q TF* northerly 22S ft. of Lot 35 of said "Hobart Subdivision" excepting therefrom that Property located east of a line described .as beginninly, at a point on the north line of said Lot 3S located 90 ft, west of the northeasterly corner of said Lot 35 thonce southerly, at it right angle to the north line of said ;hot 35, 225 ft. to the and of the heroin described line. The southwesterly 200 ft. of Lot 3S of said "Hobart Subdivision" excepting therefrom the northerly 225 ft. of said Lot :.S and, also excepting f;Ie , Cup heasteAy ll5 ft The 5outhwe8to7rly r ` k' ��.,� northwesterly 141 ft. of M i. L 36 of. r, w'i v e ^ '.tsv l,. )$'ion++ The :;v"atAi� estarly 415 ft. of the s )'utheasterly 104 !t. of, the northwesterly 330 it. of Lot 36 of said "Iiobi!;rt Subdivision". The southwe,sterl.y 200.4 ft. of the northwesterly 75 fto of the southeasterly 330 ft. of Lot 36 of said't Hobart Subdivision". The southwesterly 306.0 ft. of the southeasterly 75 fti, of the northwesterly 150 ft. of the southo ster'.�.y 330 ft. of Lot 35 of said. "Hobart Subdivision". The northbasterly 530 ft. of Lot 33 of said ',%obart Subdivision". The northwesterly 165 ft of Lot 32 of said +IIIobart Subdivision". Lots 1 th7rouglx 9 of I'Sycamore Subdivision" po main 011, rocord in. Map Sook 32 on Mages 23 & 24 Parcels 1$ 2* 3 b A 4 per map of record in Map too' 5S bn Page 37 of the Butte County Recor,4or. That port -Ion, of ;land bounded by said "Sycamore Sul) a division"" on the P, by Caton Rd. on the S, by the 11 line of the h 1/2 Of the NW 1/4 of Sec . 100 MM&R and Pareels 1, 2, 3, 4 4 pot map of record in dap Soak 55 oil Page 37 Of the Butto County 9ecordor on the IV and by Sycamore Crook on the north. Containing 120.0 ac os a more or less, North rj-i:�o. I