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HomeMy WebLinkAbout78-19 42 r .,�. "��thi��.i�r .[j.ifj���±I9w��+t�w^Pw "r-NC�i��d„'t�� a P U Pox a May 15, 3.978 Mr. Robert Winoton, Chairman nu ,te County Supervisor Butte County AdWiilistrat'i.on: 'BUI.IC1 119 Oroville, CA 95965 Dear Mr. Winston: Attached is a recent policy adoption by the state Board of Vo est.ry,. :I: bring it to ,yotlr attention -too ampbas;i.ze that the pro•trec:Li on of valuable forest land is a stage concern ands not Just a Dic-imC5nd International - autte county isstle. Thank you for the courtesy shown to me during our recent zoning hearings DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORPORFiIxION Rob l t H. Barret Resource Manager D vi sion XXX Part T, Charter 4 Art:iclo In Cencral Consi:strnt with its policy on mai.nt<orirance of ti.mbo�:r saapply and pursuant to its responsibility to detc:r'mi.no, ostabli r."h e and m inn ain adoquato forest polio-ics the Doard finds that* 1. T ncouracln tnant of timber gi owing and maintcnanco of forest " land in droduction of forest products are of basic importa;acc to the people of California. Such-cncouragem.ont and main tet ince can be fost-ored by enlightened tiaxi.ng policies. 2. As tree; take many years to anaturc, g'r:oai.nc, and hrarvosti.ng of timbre requi ros investment for long pc-riod s of tia,ie befoze income can be derived. During -this time, trees are subject to fixe, insects, disease and otlacr unprcdicti-abl.e or tini.risurable factorsa. Compounding hic;h risk are annual holding cos L- s, including taxes, which over time make it e;xponsive to keep i-Imber to its bost growing acro. 3. Productive forest lands are often l,occated neat ureas subject: to c'lovelopment aha recreational uses. These uses carry hie}' land values which, if assessed for tax purposes to adjacent t.imbc=,rl.and, can Lead to property t a>. values far al.,ove Choc"O which can be 80stained by grov.ing tinker on.these: la os. Consequently, without corroctive policy action tax pre ,sure can force or support w.i.tlidrawal of. productivc tixal Orland to non--timhor uses. Article 2. Tax Treatment for Timberland In order to protect: the forest land component of timber growing and consistent with Article 3(j) of the. California Constitution which declares that: systems of forest taxation shall proVido for the continued use of timberlands for the production of trees for forest products and should provide: for land -use restrictions based on this use, the Board finds 1. Systems of forest taxation should adequately provide for restriction of timberl;ran4 to gtowi.ng trees and compatible uses, iyith particular emphasis an protecting highly produc- tive 'land 2. Land restricted to timber growing should be valued for taxation purposes according to its warth for timber: production, Taxation of restrictL land should not 'i)c' related to worth `derived from adjacent land ,used for non-' timber purposes. r 11 IRAN MIAMI, i 1, 11% w I gJaw, ffM a M N= M*t,ic,7 c 3. Til. bex* a'axrttyioll r In order to protect, t+l°res t astbor. cojnpotjc+rat or, the for(� It tart ctuc . c t� b,-'SQ, tthe I304'rd fillds tflatR it it in the t)tiblic intercg1t I. TO MIPPOrt c:lcve].r pmen , of systems of fedora), ana state Income taxation which Provide appropriately for the long-term nature of tiubor growing entorprises. 2. To support. development, of maLhods of Property taxation Which relate the timing of ta< nti0n, to Periodic income to be dOrived from forestry uses and tghich do riot deter l ng-tweri;Y forest inanagemL,11t. Planning Con,10,;5.ion :not was mado.to approve thils rezoni3arz rho-sp_j��2 _L-�ertic-S whose uwners had. requestod exclusion. f in .......... as r owners are,a part of 1�1L� ul d b e _p ,R�:Lic and. that excluL-ion wo 'ER , , L�f _�� ill 'l he iUjq inL-prest. oil: ,11e commends approval. A motion was also made to :=2amend.,the following, uses (listed on an attached the AYES,: NOES.. 0 Anocmv. r) Ap p I 'iefc.Y. u5n2rik�,--(x, al - Request: --Ti( Yoyv) -to "P-7j-g? 4.0CWI3',I so a Onto Action Re qU., (I - Number of Acrenget g..,3. 3-0 mor Planning Con,10,;5.ion :not was mado.to approve thils rezoni3arz rho-sp_j��2 _L-�ertic-S whose uwners had. requestod exclusion. f in .......... as r owners are,a part of 1�1L� ul d b e _p ,R�:Lic and. that excluL-ion wo 'ER , , L�f _�� ill 'l he iUjq inL-prest. oil: ,11e commends approval. A motion was also made to :=2amend.,the following, uses (listed on an attached the AYES,: NOES.. 0 Anocmv. r) _., _. dip .4.'754/i�� Yl,��i,l bJ J.. .A l�'•p t1�. Y1F�i�iL. :.ii7 �.. �,b� mi'MIfAoi'i _ i�.�af��r�,rry u.;(. wlxtol°+ rltr,�- not op�x�,b � � t x y f.or� or °ix�lrr;.,, j,x�c�wir:rE3 I'l 1, u(w�( ff:��rL ire ��Lq�, 1 �1 c xia .l f �i,�pac1��^Xrdo l I)U,t x5rr� l; l�rc�7 ;.i.ra f�"t3. �;<7 Wit, l`cal loYriX1f11, b1. :I(» ii.i in [� 1,�p( oj.l i0, ��rit t,�A�Oe :.mcl a c o brary tO tb,0 prfsct3ding d '!xa:i,t-- ori Of c;oml,< tl.bl.r� x. ljou"')D)f;, orl'o dwo i In urr:i,f; i,o iF Mr'A IiZLP �w.I wJ 4�� l'tI T' 4Y SX fJ{; lT;lh(!\,l'.Y for fioh <and w:.1.dlij'tn ld lrat;r.at 01' llur4+tamg and d. A. tia.,�.. Intopanally x'oi;atod to the j,,rowi al la�arvr�.� 1 . mui.ng- fore"It; �,.r�OdUOf; }, including, r��c�� Iim to to road.-,, lof,; l€1nCiines, UI'Jd lor, n-borapo arera. . e. T110 r';t'o a b.i ons c orr; a t;ruct i oxr j ra l i; o r a t 1. on — or of rl'-', o l oc;i�ric' wt 'ber�; ars colmnunic":��, tort i;x���x��,���; .:.:,i:on l"c"�f�L1 Itl.�f,.` � 9. Mar;:i<xlg, and any i.rj-f;r,grrzl.i.y r't�jdtod t hf, rzorbo. Votc> ; .kyr,.- x No O DINAZWE ITO, 1905 AX 01MINANCL DELETING AN AM 1'ROM .A, 'ITP -16011 (TIM'S R TAND 1RU-31,11ME) ZONING DVOURICT CR '`t>v'i)ED BY 0101=01 NO. 1896 I The Board of ltl.1,pervioors of t Le County of Butte, $tato 2 of California, U.Adev rand pursuant, to Chapter 24-30 of the Butte 3 County Code and declaring that the hereinattor (10seribed area 4 was miotak only llaolUded in the portion of the County of Butte 5 zoned to 'IT:P-1607" (Timber ' -rAxyd rxeserve) by Ordinance 1ATo., 18 96, 6 DO OIIDA111 as fol„lownc 7 ;3,1,01P ON 1.. Phe heroillAf't;er de oeribed area shat be and 8 it it3 hereby dol oted from the "Tr-160" 160" (TirsYber Land resew:+ve) g tonin; district; 10 Jaid, area so delete(]. bel nE located north of MaLralia, 11 more partjcu:l laxly de8cribed as follows: s 12 The W 1./�, the W1 1./11- of the V'L' 1/4� the $E' 1/4 Of the N1:; 1/47 and the 1TVJ 1/4 of the 101, 1./4 of 13 Sec;. 27, 2'2101,!, D6. , UDRUl:, containing 480 acres, zaore OW lose. 14 15 Of-,CTION 2. This ordinance sholl be and. it is hereby k 16 declared to be in full forco and effect from and after thirty 17 (30) days after the state of its passage, and before etre expiration � 18 Of fifteen (15) clays after its passage's this ordine, e shall be r 19 published once with the names of the members of the Board of 20 Supervisors voting for and aL:*,,,Anot it in the Qroville Pxercury 21 RoGister, a newspaper publ.imh.ed in the 'County of Butte, State of � 22 Calif l 23 U60EL A11D Aa1iOFMM by the Board. of Supervioors , oX the 24 ,9 County Of Butte,; State of C'alifor;a a, on the 28th dray oz Viebru.ary, t 25 1 19781by the foll.owine vote.- 26 oice:26 --- naa4ssu�� j, COUNTY AOMINt3TRA,TION 13.UILDING OROVILLC, CALIFORNIA 95965 February 27, 1979 Mr. Wayne M. Berry 18051 Oakridge Drive Santa Ana, CA. 9270 RE! A.P. No. 060-19-0-008 Dear Mr. Berrys Re*ference is made to your letter dated February 22, 1978 concerning the effect "TP7�11 zoning would have on your property. On December 28, 1977, Domond.lnternational Corporation sent a letter to the Butte County Board of Supervisors requesting certain timber rights be included under 1ITPZ11 zoning. These properties involved a parcel where you are a landowner„ Land under TPZ zoning will be restricted to growing and harvesting timber, and to compatible used approved by the county. "Compatible user' is defined in section 51100 (h) as any use which does not significantly detract from the use of the property for, or inhibit, growing and harvesting timber. The Zlberg - Warren - Keene - Collier Forest Reform Act of 1976 (Chapter 176, Statutes of 1976) changed the system of taxing timber } from an ad valorem basis to a byz percent yield tax on felled or downed timber being harvested on and after April 1, 1977, if you have further questions, please feel: free to contact me. Sincerely, ALVIN E. ANDERSON, ASSE850A 80f Co. Plannin By g Comm, Richard C. arnea FEB 2 7 1978 Timber Appraiser i OrCV1119, Carifornia RCBsvh I FVA. �w .. m , a LAN UF: NATURAL 'WEALTH AND DEAUT'( OFFICe OF THE COUNTY COUNSEL 2279 DCL ORO, SUITE A —ORO VILL 11, CALIFORNIA 05965 POST OPPICE BOX lsso TELEPHONE' WG) 034^4621 JAMES R, 0RIhf=1TH DAN 15L V. BLACKSTOCK 08LOCRT M. 519brISBt`I COUNTY COUNSEL ROF3Eft1' p. 8041-Ihi February 21 1978 DEPUTIES Honorable Members of the C Board of. Supervisors r�"p��nn�ny�amm Butte County Administration Building r, , 19/8 Oroville, California 95965 pr�alq�+ Coforw, RE INCLUSION OF LAND ON WICH DIAMOND INTERNAT.IONA'L OWNS TIMBER RIGHTS INTO THE TIMBER PRESERVE GONE Dear Board Members During the hearing by your Board on February 14, 1978, regarding the inclusion of parcels of land into the 'Timber Preserve zone, as set forth by the assessor on a list known as List B, the question arose as to whether certain parcels of land on whish Diamond International owns timber rights, should also be included on List B The events which have led to this question are as follows. arcels, of ..The assessor in 1976 established a list p known as List 'A, pursuant to the provisions of Government Code §51110. This list consisted of parcels of land which were prosently being assessed, for ,growing and harvesting of timber as the highest and best use of the land" The parcels on List A �gere considered by your Board and 'after deleting certain parcels were adopted by your Board for inclusion in tho. Timber Preserve zone. Board of Suparviao;rs February 21, 197 i'ago Two The assessor then, as required by §511.10,.1 of the Govern- ment Code, prepared a list of parcels which were in the judgment 'r of the assessor to constitute timberland but which we}_%� not assessed for growing and harvesting timber as the highest and best use of the Land, This list of parcels was known as List B Neither List A tion List B included the parcels which Diamond International is requesting to be included in the Timber Preserve zone, On December 28, 1.977, Diamond International submitted a letter to your Board requesting the inclusion of certain parcels on List B. Their letter indicated the request was made in reference to the legislative findings and declarations o± 51 and §2 of Statutes, 1976,; Chapter 1.76 and prusuant to 951110.3 of Chapter 853, which chapter was added 'by urgency legislatioA in 1.977Section 51110.3 provides that if a landowner did not receive notice from the assessor that tha landowner's, property was played on List B for inclusion in the Timber Preserve zone, such landowner could, prior to January 1, 1978, petition directly to the Board to have the parcel or parcels owned by much person included on List B,' Your Board, on January 10, 1978, approved the request by Diamond International to include the parcels on List B for consideration to be placed in the Timber Preserve zone Subsequently to that, it was determined that the parcels submitted by Diamond International caex.e those upon which it has the timber rights According to the list prepared by the ass'essor's office, there appears to be at least fifty owners of the land upon which Diamond international has the timber rights, These owners did not petition your Board to - have their parcels placed on List B for consideration of inclusio,a in the Timber Preservc zone. The initial question in front of your Board is whether or not the parcels of land in question, upon which Diamond international has the timber rights, can even be considered by your Board for inclusion on List B. The reason for this is because of §51110.3 which specifies that a landowner is the person who is to petition the Board for inclusion of parcels upon List B. The sections in the Government Code dealing with the Timber Preserve zone do not define what is -.Peant by land-cri6mer. Sectloft 659 of the Civil. Code defines land to be the material of the earth, whatever may be the ingredients of which it is composed, whether soil, rock or other substance, Two elements of real property, as defined by §658 of the Civil Code, are land and that �,rhlich is affixed, to land, Obviously, standing and growing timber would be affixed to land, and hence, timber rights would be an interest in real property. Although sometimes, real property and land are considered to be synonymous, the Court in Krouser vs. San Bernardino County. 29 Cal. 2d 766, indicated that in construing a particular statute-, the word land should be interpreted -in accordance with its, strict legislative intent, unles it is clear that the Legislature intended the broader, all inclusive mean'Lng. Thus, the question to, be resolved is, whether the word landowner in §511.10.3' includes those who hold an interest in, real property, such as Diamond lnbexnat:ional's Board of Supervisors February 21, 1.978 Pa6e Four, timber rights, or whether the word landowner refers to those who own the land, which in this case 'would be the people who have title to the land upon which Diamond International holds timber rights. In revi-ewing H51100, et of the Government Code dealing with Timber Perserve zone, the conclusion :gas reached that the Legislature aid not intend to consider the word real property to be synonymous with land such as to bring into play all the various elements of real property. In, §51100, under subdivision (f), timberland is defined to mean privately owned land or land acquired for State Forest Purposes which is devoted to growing and harvesting timber and compatible -uses. Subdivision (g) Of §51100 defines Timber- land Preserve zone to be an area which is devoted to and used for growing and harvesting timber and compatible uses. Subdivision (h) Of §51100 defines a Compatible, use to be a use which does not detract from the u I se of the property for growing and harvesting timber, Furthermore, §51110.3 indicates that the owner of the land must be able to demonstrate that on each parcel a plan for forest management has been prepared which provides for the 'harvest of timber on the land. In other words, the Le gislature in establishing,the Timber Preserve zone and the laws that apply, was concerned with land and the uses of the land. It is our opinion, thereforej that §5].110.3 which allowed a petition to your Board f Or inclusion of parcels on List B by a. landowner, referred to those persons who are owners of the land. Since Diamond Int ernational does not own the f Board of Supervisors Vebvuary 21, 197 Page Fiva land but only has the timber rights, Diamond International was not authorized by the law to petition your Board pursuant to t Considering ;he, facts that Diamond International could not, petition your Board that none of the owners of the ]and involved petitioned your Board prior to January 1, 19781, i6 is our opinion that your Board does not have the authority to include those parcels of land, m -which Diamond International has the timber rights and which were requested by them to be included, pursuant to their letter of December 28, 1977,. on List B. Very trvly yours, DANIEL V. BLACKSTCCK Butte County Counsel By DEUR RT M.. STEMSEN, 'Deputy DMS/st 5 l ajaa Newport Beach, CA 02660 Vobruary 16, L978 WOO Co. t°taf".tlllt9.I,NJ�,r..l. 1978 Mr. Bob Winston, Chairman to Board of Supervisors C;aNfornia County of Butte County Administration Building , O oville, California RE: 480 Acres in the Craig-Mooretown Ridge District Section 27,T20, No R6E, MDB & M Dear Mr. Winston, In approximately the last week of November,1977, I received a notice that the property in question was being considered for re-zoning to TPZ-160, or was near property being considered :for this re-zoning. A few weeks later, I received another notice stating that my property was being considered :for TM-20 re-zoning. These notices were received from the Planning Department in the County of Butte, Approximately December the 7th, i made a special trip to oroville and talked to Mr. Dave Flironimus at the County Planning,Department. I asked him what the status Of my property was, and he stated that the property was being considered for TM-20 zoning, and shoved me the map with the different zoning areas that were being proposed, I next attended a meeting on January 9th of the Butte County Plan- ning Commission. At that meeting, they voted that the property be zoned TM-20, 4 to 1 in favor. My understanding, was that it was to go before the Board or Supervisors for a vote sometime in February and I would be so notified by mail. of the date of the meeting. On Saturday, Fob7.�uary 1:1, a neighbor contacted m6 and stated that he had seen in the paper of that date that my property had been re-zoned to 'TPZ-160 This was done approx- imately two weeks prior to the date on the paper. I have not been notified by any Department of the County of Butte that a meeting was going to take place regarding the re-zoniri.g of my property, as I planned on attending the meeting when this matter came up. I strongly ouject to my property being re-zoned without my knom ledge of it and not having a chance to attend the meeting and give my views. No doubt there must have been a clerical error in t}�_e de`signation of this property, since the Planning Commission hard already approved it for TM-20. . Page 2 of 2 P:3,9c Mv, Bob Winston" 11,cbruary 16 0 1978 I would appreciate your immediate Iat;tutition to this matter, as :C understand that there is a 30 clay grace pexa.acl after the Supervisor's action., and this is almost up. My mother and T are loth partners in the ownership of this proper.ty.We are both in full agreement to the above letter, and bath agree that the property s:hoti;ld be re -zoned. to TFC -20. 5ince�:•e1y theta Pate I-torninge, J 521 Vent,aj a: Newport Beach, CA 92660 b Doris Sullivan. Pate 2318 -56th Street Lubbock, Texas QPF1 ps: cc Marge Cath County Clerk' County of Butte v Affected Pro.pe,rty O4V;T1f:rci: As you know, the Butte County ;Hoard: of riva..� Su (,3 G� sidcarng the inclusion Of� oxo, is conte your property J,.n the Timber Preser- vation Zone mandated by the State Forest Taxation Vefarm A:o t of 1976 as part of "L'i,ot B.,, At the Board of Supervisors meeting of February 111, 1978$ the Board 00,ntdnu,ed their hearing on tkes rpatter unt- A February 28, 1978. The Board asked 'ghat this office corn+"t you to inform. you that actionn, will be taken at that meeting to 'either include or exclude your proper-f— from the V-mber Preservation Zoning. The February 28th hearing will be at 1.0:jIc, a.m. dn, the Butte County Board of Supervisors Chambero in 't; '�o County Bu:.l.dirig at Lincoln and Bird Streets, Orov .11e, Ca.l;i forn.i,a. If you have any questions concerning the Timber Fx,eser°vati.on. Zone you should contact Mtn. Richard Barnes at 1'he Butte County Assessor's Office at the above address or -telephone 53/1.--4?15 or 53L►--4547. 4 The 8 1/2 of the SW 1/11, the NE, 1/11 of the the S 1/2 of the Nvr /t of' the ,1 and the 8 1/2 of the N 1/2 of the NW 1/�4ofd,*/�� the 6 sw 1/11 of .pec. 1.2. EXOOPting therefrom all that/ poz�t�.on of the �! 1/2 of the SW �/ located north of Fo�'bestown Reservoir Load 7 and also e> cOPtinyr, therefrom a, ports on of the NE 11 of tl�e 1/11 8 .9w of gee. 12', and being, more partiaularl,y c1eavr1bed as commenclnrt the N1+1 corner op said 211; 1/11 of the .,jW 1/11Ofsaid sec. 12, be in,r a 9 line Of said See. 12 f fll the East -We center- �.rioMm n"liliCla the West l./11 10 corner of said 2ec. 12 beam h1 8go 02 t 56"' til 1261.60 Pt.; ll thence, (Alonrr the West, ;;.Ino of saki. "IS'' 1/11 of the mil 1./11 of ���.1�1 qr�- 1:8 1 00 29 ► 96" X 103.11.2 Pt. to a noint in , the centerline Of the PortJestolm...Fio6ri<Ikolp noldnty P0e110 and tn4? tTuo T)Oint of }7om',in i.np for this doricrinti on : t Bence, 13 oontirnie r l oncr said jq(C Zt 1 ine of rsat.ci t`x+aczton " '0° ?') T •�qt: 22.11! 14 ft . to t h iii,, cnrn r [�fi tato "T 3,/? of the `4 1/2 nf the U14 1./11 of` the Alf 1./4 15 of said. lop., IR; thence 8 890 18 ► 51" 1-,; 63.16 ft., thence 11 "go tJ 16 14, P, 9.9 , ()O ft. to 'I 1'iotnt.+ in thr-, oenterline of said Por. bestown•-Moodl.eaf Cvtlnty R Road; thence, ,� along said Road centerline, S 71.° 24 ► tr 29.26 17 ft. to the title point a1` b� rmi.nr�l,ta^ and also P Xceptl.ng therefrom, all that nrooerty in the18 9 1/2 of the $W z/11, of See. 1.2 located North of r oxbestown 19 Reservoir FloRc1 and Gre;it of the f0l.lawing described line: 20 rommenoing at An iron pipe driven in 21 the groUnd that is the center marker Of the west half of see. '1'19NN 12a 16P, XDS&M, thence east along the centerline 22 between the tq 1/2 and the S 1/2 of the W 1/2 of 1100. 12, 828 ft 23 . ; thence, 14 12* 1'1, 109 ft, to a point in the coater of a bridge crossing over 24 Orov1,lle-Wyandotte IrriFIatl.on District siphon; thence easterly alorlpt the 25 eonterl ino of . r, i ,D y siphon and ditch for 225 ft. 26 to a point In the center of the O.rt�r.l<.1) ditch; �i�����e�t:��11�t� to a. point on the 8a.st» -2— or Aee . 12; t hOnCO cast 73 ft 2 along the ir,43t—'Ilest centerline or Sec. 12 to the true POInt Of b�x1; inninlr 3 Or the heroin dameIr1bed line, thmlice a 38'0 W 117 rt. tO the' north 11ne of 4 Porbestown Ileservoir Road acid t1jo cn1 or the here.;ln described lire 6 The M., 1/4 of Sria 7 The W 1./2, the tl 1./2 of the NE 1:/4 1/4` 8 of the RW 1/41 and the NW 1/4 or the SS 1/4 of $e a , 27, 9 All of See, 35 except the NW 1/4 Of they NS, 1/4 10 and also excepting therefrorn a atrip of land 200 ft. 1n w:tdtli a,nd q00 ft,, moraear less, in 11: 1011R;th, containing aPPMZ-imately tt "1.3 acres the oenterl.lns or said strip beim; desrx��hcct ��. 12 ;C" o l lo+4 o t 13 BePinnint at, a point in the SW 1/4 Of the 14W 1/4 Of -See, 35, 'i20141 R6R, said noInt_being, 14 the portal or Z*hd-PorbastOvin 06werbOUse ponstoolc of the sough Fork Project and maid paint a1aa 15 heins 525 1`t, x more ox less., fast: of and; 750 ft.0 more or 1.088, North of the SW corder of 'the SW is 1/4 of the A4 1/4 Of said Sdq. 35; thence a,,aprox 3 620 ** to "o paint Or tormillus on the fid` lln I.vS� 17 Of tbO 11112 of the P01 1/4 of said 1ee. 35� vai d 1)Oint being, 325 i"t,, more or lems, 0P the as Sif corner, of the Stfl 1/4 Or the NW 1/4 of Said ,i0 -e : 35 19 T20K P78 The S Ile of the RE 1/4 t:hc r., 1/2 of the ►1t� 1,/4 Of the SE 1:/4, and. the B. 1/? sof the 2' of the X111 1A of the 2E '1.114 af' P"00, 23 S)W 1 4of S' o 6 . 1 24 P The SVl 1/4 of the NE 1/4. 25 T21 N M %8 [.7 .. The N 112 and the $W 1/4 or *ge c . x 3 h s 6 7 8 5 10 11. 12 13 11 T21N R611 14 15 Aportion Of LOOtwC1n s 1.1 and 12 dwsC4,L'iiied as J. the 14 1/,3 of tho fM 1./4 and the W 1/2 of, the s 1/'4 ojr see. 1.2, OXCOPtinF therofrom the . following described 2 Parcel": �vy • {��F� co l I., C omiee a t 1 gj at tho NE oM,7tne r or 860. 11; thence along the ij 11no of, 90,0. 12 11" % 1944? ft.; thonce 3 U0 200 W 1033.65 ft, to tbo true palm of 3 oginning thence dontinuing 8 320 20 + W 500 ft thoo.0e 570 40t 1E 200 ft.; t1jence;1 32,' 20 ► E0 500 ft. ; thence N 570 40, W 200 rt. 4o the, true point oP bei inning, Part 2: Derinning at ax polilt ora the r lire Of S ae w 11 located 7011.47 ft. 14 Of the 3B cOm- er of said Seco 1.1; thence a.1onr than rol,1owir ,e//���caUrseys and distances M pip* 32, r 2q��11 V {8�"�.0�0��(��.y .4� l<. ! di 100 F)0 k 2511 W 47 .54 4 W s j N 140 48'1 5, 9 U I , 1603.31 ft..,, U 7� 50la v 31" bra 7p23ft.; Vit.' S 2,80 56' 03v" W, 3333.05 ft,. ; al P80 41v p; 1.5.94-75 ft. to the true point. of bori rilnp. The N 1/2 off` the I w 1/41, the W 1/41 0'r the SW 1/4 and tho SN 1/11 of the N1 :1/4 or noc, 26. 16 1' All f�L' pec ,1, OZOOPtln ; thea: rrom the following cs~ IX c x t C"ozrmoncinp nt the ND,' corner 18 Of said. Sec, 11 thence 8 70 17 r 301, W� 525.2 pt. to the true paint of bepinning; thence 8 33* 35' 19 30" B 106.9 rt. to thO 1" line of Sec I,, thence 3 06 36v ''fit 52.:1. 1't . ; thojao ;3 56° 241 30" fid 20 120.7 ft.; thence .1 330 35' 30" 'i 150.0t.; " thence 14 56 24 f 30" 2 13o rt.. to the tr- IW 21 point of beginning, 22 ,at 11, 12 and 14 of ,,;oo 14. 23 The 8'a 1/4 of. eo 1 . 24 All of .Sec. 25, exc0PtWI therefrom the Westolin Pacific Ttailrroad right -of -waw' 25 The SE 1/4 of thy; 1111. 1/4 of 26 k1l, of Sec. % excopt the fSVI 1/4 and the `rhe: 'tern Faciiio Railroad, right-of-way. V c `3 89Q i t4 i1 r, i)t..43 ft . to a}point, thence at right angles N '0° ob r 26" E, 60�i .60 �`� . to 2 all iron pipe on the southr*z�1y right-of-way 11>ne of Said Highway, , said pipe being at ri, 3 anyles radially 60.0 ft. soultrerly From';:�SineeSrsx Statiotl 914- 90,851 thcn re 1ve sre rly along sa.i.d 4 righ ;-of -waY line along the and Of 4 460 ft radius non tangent curve concavet;4 the 1eft� 5 a, distance of 826.83 ft. to the beginning, of 83 tj(i curve, the OiAord of which bears s 760 04' 6 4511 W a distance of 820.0 ft- to an Iron pipe thence along said right-Of­Way line s 60 26' W 7 40.0 ft; to an iron pipe; thence N 830 34.1 W 100.()0 ft, to the point of` begi.nni.nfr S T23X 'R11E 9 The S 1/2) 'the W 1./2 of the NW 1/4 and the SE 1/4 10 .7f the NW 1/4 of See. 24, eXcopting therefrom the following; described parcel.: Commencing at 1:1 the 1/4 corner common to Se(;ti011s 24 and 25 thence N 850 58' E 11.78.3 ft. to the true point 1,2 of begi.nninp,; thence N 00 25' E 110,2 ft•; thenco S 890 35' R 350.0 ft . ; thence S 0 25' w 13 275.0 ft.; thence N 89" 35' W 350 ft.; thence rd 00 25' E 164.8 ft, to the true paint of 14 beginning and also ex,oepti.ng tije�:efrom'the NW 1./4 of the sE 1/4 of the Sid 1/4 of said 15 See. 24. 16 The V 1/14 or 'tile NW 1/4 of Soo. 25 17 !'he :i 1./2 and the N 1/2 of the S 1/2 of Sec. 26. 18 The St 1/4 of the St 1/4 of Sec . 29, 19 The NF l/1j of the NE. 1/4 of Sec. 32: 20 ijhe N*4 1/4 of the NW 1./4 of See. 33 21 m23NR5 22 All of tiSe c . 8 23 All of Sec 27 except that certain parcel of land situated in the NW 1/14 of Sec. 271 bounded by a 24 Line wbioh begins at a, point in the southeasterly boundary Line of the State iii ghwaSr, traversing the 25 NW 1/4 of said Sea. 27, ,from whi.oh a 2 inch iron pipe with a 'brass Cap de0i Mated as the 26 f ➢ Y I I' " :s 0MOr Of said :baa. 2 �7, and set by the UnOrhl Land �'fftce in 1938, hears N 540 41t W$ 1308,50 ft- dist4ntj and rune thela.00 a 13* 300 ft„ thenao W 1160 5V B� 304,83 I ft s f thence N' a 45 1 ui 4 N 390 1. 14, 3oo ft. to a Point in the Southeatterl y boundary ►.trio of said State 5 Highway; thenoo along; the southeasterly boundary line Ot aaid $tato 11ifrhalay, $ 500 45 � tl, 1.tt1199 ft ., $0011wOSterly ;aion% ourve 6 concave to the northweOt With a radius of 650 ft. and tangent; at 'the northeatit:arl,y tam nua thereof to the bast desdribe:a eourse t 296 . tt ft., and S 760 53t Uly 8114311 ft. to the "')01ht o h$:lrininii;. 9 Lot 1 Of seov 30 11 The Bs 1/2 tai` Seo. 8. 12 The W 1/2 Of the ?alt~; 1/4 / of Sea. 10» 1,3 The y 1/2 of the 8 1/2 or the NW 1/44tho 14�o�W 1/4 or the SW 1/4, the N 1/7 of the NB I/)I the I j a 1/2 oft S f M i c��` i;ha {�r 1/4trPr� ��t 1/2a the NW 1/4SE 1/4 and the 3 1 2 Of t 1./2 of the r 11, 1/4 15 Of Sec. 36, excepting, thero rrorn the 0asterly 396 ft, Of the .13 1./2 cif' the S 1/2 of 149 1/416 of said Seo 36 17 ".1:'24N,� tVin. 18 Tho 9 1./2 of sac 1.9 rphe W 1./2 Of the $L7 1/4 and. the Sr,, 1/4 of the 20 Std' I/4 of See. 1, 21 22 The t,^l 1/2 Or the, SST 1:/4 of 5 23 She B 1/of the Sly 1/4 or Betz. 6 24 The art 1/2 and the SF,' 1/11 Of Sec, 7 'Phe U 1/2 Of the INE l/lt, the N` 1/2 of t<ht� 25 SW 1/40 tier 8F, 1,/l4 crf tho �iw�l 1 /4 , and the 26 SW 1/4 Of tho SW 1/4 Of the NW 1/4 of Sec., 8. �w The Sr., 1./4 of the NW 1/4 and the " 1»/2 of the N0.0 1/4 of the r►1ff 1/4 Of rod a 17 + 2 T25lar, ME, 3 1/4 of The E 1/2 of the IM �./� and the Stberef.00M the HW /4 of Sea . 2'9, Oxenthe that portian located with n Gha "Vr11d Yarilrtee 5 Lode ar 6 The NE 1/ 4 o f Seo . it exceptj,ng therefrom t1�.,.aat portion located within the '"Eig Za(� Lade"+ T25N a R5 8 l/2 of the SW / t�f the SE l/�4, the Tke l t and the W /�� of the SE �./ 4- of the SE 1./4, southerly 132 ft . ref' the N`�' �/u of the aE 7;/4 10 al the SE l/4 of Soo. 17 11 The uE 1/4 of the HE 1/4 and the E 1/2 of the Nor 1/4 of the WE, 1./ 4 of S 12 T26ti o R4E 13 Pi 1 2 of the sto 1./4 , the SW 1/4 of the The / I 14 NE 1,/4' �d the St�i '�/G Qi` the S& 1,/4 of, Sec, 2Q 15 T26N, RSE 16 "�t�� � 1/'2 of the SF 1/4 and the. SE 1/4 of t1le 5W 1/4 of Sea. 21. 17 Vhe SW 1./4 of the SW 1/4 of Sec . , 22 18 19 The W' 1/2 of the �Ivi 1/4 of Sec. 7 The N 1/2 ,a f the NE; 1/4 of See. 28, 20 - the S a./2 The N 1./2 of the TIE 7.� 1/4f ththe�l�'t1/2 of the 21 off' the Sia 1/4 of the H 1/4 of SE 1/4 of, the ,'3E 1,/4, the W`1/2 of the Sr the Sir 1/4 , and the SE 1/2 of the SE 1/l} of the 2 25 and than portion, of sections 5W 1./4 of sea. � dega-r bed 23 25 and located writhin the following parcel-, 24y T22N R5E, MDBW4 The W 1/2 of Sec: and that portion o the lands in the HE25, 36 C36) $ the E,1/2 'of' SOO, 1/4 of Sea. `1 l/ sn.r1 26 25, T22N, R58,.,RD'804, and the w�,w The SL 1/11 Of the XW 1/4 and the 8 1/2 of the 2 N { 1/11 of the NW 1/4 of see 6 17 T25N, RIJR 4 The B 1/2 of the NE 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of the Lode 1�. NW x/4 of Sen ., except,rap therefrom party on boated within thy, "Wild Yankee a The NF; '1/4 of Sea . 30 excepting therefrom 7 that portion 16c ted within the "Zig Me, Lode'', 8 The E 1/2 of the SW 1/4of the SH 1/11, the SW 1/14 of the SE 1/4 of the SE 1/4, and the 10 sotzthel*lY 132 ft . Of the NW 1/11 of the SE 1/11 Of the 89 1/4 of See, 17. 11 The NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the E 1/2 of the 12 NV 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of See. 20. 13 T26N, Rill 19. The y 1/2 of the SS 1/4 the "W 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the Stet 1/4 Of the ISE 1/4 of ,pec. 20, 15 T26N, R5C , 16 The $ 1/2 of'the SE 1/4 and the SE 1/4 of 1.7 the SW 1/4 of Seth. 21 18 The SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 Of Sec. 22. 10 The W l/2 of the NW 1/4 of Set:, 27 20 The Irl' 1/2 Of the NS 1/4 o.? See, 28, 21 The PY 1/2 of the NE 1/14 of the NE 1/4, the S' 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 the W 1/2 of the 22 SSE 1./4 of the �2 1/4, the W�1./" of ttaa SE 1/� of the S1-1 1/4, and the S4 1./2 of the SR 1/4 of the 23 SVI 1/4 of Sec. 25and that t portion or sections25 and 36 1 ocated Withln the f'o-lloWing described 24 parcel. . 2 The W 1/2 of Sea, 36, 'C22zd RSE, MD31&P1 and haat portion of the lands in the HE 26 1/4 of Sec. 36 t30; the. E 1/2 of Sed. 25 T22XI1151 , MDUM, 'and the•"sj 1/2 and I i the SE 1./4 Of Sec 30, the NUJ 1/4 or Sec. 31, rP22Ni R6Ej t DB&M, embraced and 'no' -tided. wit1lin the following d£ 8otibed; limits 3, and boundaries , t=0 w1.t. Commencing ata point on the 1/!t 4 section Line dommon to the BE 1./4 and the Std 1/4 of said' See. 25, and distant 100 ft,. N .from where said line 5 common to said SE l/4 and SVI 1./4 of said Sao. 25 Is intersected and crossed by 2120 contour li)le which said contour line 7 crosses said 1/� see tion line common to the said BE 1/4 and the SW 1/4 of said Sec. 25, and S from the center of said See. 25. 2353 ft.0 a and U from where said 1/4 aecGiori line s common to the said 8g 1./4 and the 4SW 1/4 of said Sec, 25 intersects 10 the I:Lne common to sections 25 and 36y 287 ft, said point being ].l marked with a stone monument set; in cement, which said contour., line 1-8 laid down upon that certain blue prints map or plat marked "M 3311 in 12 a circle, and "land Y needed. for Lake French Croek, January 28th, 1902 to 13 attached to that certain contract made and entered into by 14 and between the Merrlmac sand & Lumber Company, as the party of the first: part, and Valley Counties POWOr Company, as the 1.5 party' of the second. party dated .April 14 tb l 190; and failed s for record in the oi'fice of the Recorder of Deeds in and for 177 said Countyof Butte, State of California, day rn1 a, an the 'Ah June of 1 0 ,� the meanderings ofsaid t2120�contoar 1.8 line,ing and at all times 100 ft. distant therfrom 15 throughout its entire courses and distance$; through the, said 20 east half or said Sec the W 1/2 and the 39 1/4 of said .sec. 30, the SW 1/4 or the NSJ 1./4 oi' said Sec. 31.., and the NE 1/4 21 of said sea. 36 until said line and course intersects the 1/4 section 22 Line common to the SW 1/4 and the BE 1A of said See, 36,_ T92M, RSA, 23 �7I�8&2�T said 212 contour line bei' run upon the 24 same Level, throughout itsentire course and distance) thence due north along; said 1/4 section line common to said E 2 and W 1/2 1/ 25 of said ;pec. 36, and the said 1/4 vection line common to said BE 1/4 26 and SW"1/4 of said Seo.. 25 to the place of beginning —9 P 0 El 1 4ECTION 2. 1MGMATIONS YOR A. )ITv.16011 D13TUMot 2 ; T11D fo2lowins rex6gl.atiazma Shall apply in, a r'��-�.��►' 1. 00rap tible Uses being; any use %vhlah does not g Si fi.c-tAntly detviet" Srol.1 tzie urte of the p;voper r fp:v 4 7 or i rihi.bi.t, Ll;rbwi.ng and harvesti nfr timber, atd shall 8 i liolixde, but :not be limited to the following, =106 9 it a fspecif4.0 insto ace uuoh a use would be c,Ont-raXy to 10 the preceding deXini.ticn og compatible ixse 11 a. Housing, one dwell.in,S per parcel# 1.2 'bo Mata gezaent of V;atershed 1 c liar gement i'ar fish and wildlife habitat 14 or hiin:ting and fishing 15 de �'� ta.�e inteS�CallY W01e.ted tO the r,�ro ing., 16 hPrV08tin6 aucl pr00e80ing Of foxeet products, 17 including but not limited to roads, log 18 Landings, and lob atoraGe reas 19 e. Tho erection, construction., altorationj or 20 s t ti t r nc sad a; , l ctri c x �jater ar 21 domzunicatioyatr n r> is ,e is oil.ities z f Gxaxx� 23 . tllitin,j and zSnzt use inteZrally relatod 24 theroto, 2 26 (z) LOT ARVA W. 2 Pl ;nl.mm. required. area of ra to G shall, ,hot be Ieae 3 than ote-ImUdX04 Wid. niloct.Y (160) across for 6 jfejnjr% recruired. front buil.dlxig setbook ahall be 6 not loss t1t,4 fifty (r0) ,f'oet from the route l ne of 7 tales road, except where t1jo road jo clasait .ed by the g aounby as a Pederv.1 Aid Secoadaty Read, the mi,niMu 9 required front build.intr, setback shall be not lean than 1p T1.fty_fi-ire (55) feoat tvon the eeirborlite of` the road, ll (D) 11$IDE YARD 12 111.nii.-a= roquired gide bu1.ldiagl oetbraoig shall be i3 not lo*,x than tutee ty-f ive :root for ,IM'-.16041 15 Vanimun required reor bv_il.ding retbaok shall 'die 16 not lees then fifty (50) feet :for "Ifftl-1 0. tr 17 "u�,'1' 1 , All uses of land within the district not 18 ,�peojfj;oal +' authorized and permitted sires prohibited,m ig 3LCTIOIT 40 ire Oompl ianae with the Provisionn of asid 20 :Butte Co=ty Code,chapter ?14., the hereby azended by 21 adding; this Ordinmae ill fu)Iq 22 C;r' Cc 1~T 5� The Poxialti,es , for the violatiba, of the 23 c ovine hereby izpoaed thi'A the di8triot shall be as provided, 24 in the Buhr, County Code j Ohapter 24 thio Ovazi-I-uce Ahall froom 25 j and after Jtn otfeative date beea-le a aupplemO t to and part of 261 the lytta, 0o n r Code,, Ohaptoic 2.44 1 SL'OTION G. Thio Ordinanoe ahall be and $.t is hereby 2 declarod to loo in MI jorce end ofXpot ,row and, oftar thirt�r 3 (30) days after the date oX its passage$ taxed bb;Coro the oxqp�vatibn 4 or fjreen (15) dVs nXtor its paoriage, this OrdJ.'aanoo $hall be 5 published once with the uameo of the members of the Board a 6 Oupovic, .41 votips 'for =d Qcr%inat it in the 7 w.a newspayer published ixtoo-Oounty of Buttot 8 $tato of CmliXornla., 9 PAS= AM) ADOVILD b;y the Board of aupervitors of -the 10 Co=ty of Butte, State Q:C Califoraial, arl the 31st day of 11 Tanu�try% 10781 by the -PollowinLz, vote,*, 12 A Y Fj 0, : ' r, md Cluilorm %,,In,,Jin 13 NOW Nnne 14 ABOl'UT., 15 14cal VOT'ING2 16 17 Butto, ("OUUty hoard Of superviso" 18 ATZMT: CLAIM A. XSIOIQNOouftty Clerk ond, D<-offic;Lo 016rk of the Soavd 20 21 orLieputy 22 23 24 25 26 l• r rry sakAy.�-a. .. � -A:+� ,�M,�t {r �.a,,�, ': J �r ar \.7• .rj, ', ..fie+ Y P agar w ;srr y?5. da� ,y'Ii "'R1 •Y {'' ,�,i p"""ii M �` Mt#F,'P F " _n)I•:..ik x t. 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H., ot;al 6? -21 320.00 1g-01�°l ntjf�) Colemaftf, .1 ablej- etal ...... 93-06. (<C,r76""'��'"Qi'^�a�»Q�/�,rlltfr�� �i0'�:C;ITiE1Tty ,;1'�ftb�f?`� 'F.'�:f��.' �_,� �,;;�7� (�(l._2�, .��e•Q� o56 -a? -0--001.0 Duonsini , Howard L.93,26 151I. 0 °jathevine'Goij,r,etal *058-07-0-001-0 Campbell, Katherine D.j etal 110-00 38.6 110-03, *158-11-0-012-0 Foster, Clinton M. 110.:03 30.00 #258-11-0-012-0 Uuensing, Lillian, eta]. 110-3 30.00 058-11-0.0188-0 Diamond 'International Corp. 110-03 398.89 058-12-0-013-0 Diamond Xntrernational Corp. 110.03 580.00 *058-13-0-015-0 Anderson, William, etal 110-03 11O.00 *058-13-0-023-0 Anderson,, Will.iain, etal, 110-03 60.00 v 058-17-0-0,18-0-4, 11ameraga"..Mar, j.:orio-iWirw..,, 058-17-0-X030-0 He; .: ernanj Shirley M. 110-00 16o.00 058,17-0,-041-0 Gale, Gordon G. 110-�03 120. h0 058-X20-0-028-0 Heffernan, Gail B 110-03 40.00 058-20-0-029-0 11OPfernan, Shirley M. 110703 151.51 058.:20-0-030-0 Heffernan, Katherine Ann 110-03' 37.31~ 058 -PO -0-V-0 Heffernan, Susan 110-03 37.81~ 058-36-0.0031-0 Schuyler, Roger W, 110-03 656.11 • *055-03-0-005L0 McCoy, Itarvey L. 93-06 320.00 055-10-0-002-0' Wilson, William, etal 93-06 160.00 *D.'i�in�tci 7wl��rnntaori�7. o�r�� a s.:imli�±r �•i1;hl;�. � TIMBER YTELll ITAX (A.13. 1258) Parcel: Number Name CodeArea rloros *059-10-0-008.-0 Wilson, Beatrice Ellen 93-06 '130.00 059-10-0-012-0 Owens, William 95-n6 80. no n59-io- o-oi&o Wilson, Beatrice B11:0n; 48.0. On 4059-•11-0-001E-0 Wilson,, Beatrico Ellen 93-o6 6r). no 0,59-18-0-0011-0 Duensingr, Howard L. 93-06 169.00 *059-18-0-010-0 Larzelere, 12. 11. 93-06 80..no Y�45�»18.�•.t)�.6-�0:.. , a».�..�.�l�end�x].1..,.zw.0.ea'�;xude.. ,1;�. _.., _ ^,. 9a-Q� . 75 . k* 059-20-0-004-0;. ..:— eolmuaj Bro1 9-3-06..... _ 169.00 11* 059-20- 0 -cony -0; _- c oll"a -i- Erol _ _ .... _93 ,a6 a 6o-oo 059-21-•0-010-0 McKeon, II, G. 95-06 92.010 06n-06-o-�0ng-O Price, J. ft., Jr. 93-o6 16n.nh n6n-1h-O-010-0 Franks, Jahn L. 93-06 160.n0 r * n6o- i -5-O-014-0. . - -.: --C o] man r 1 ro ir, : „. 93-06 8n. j0 `*n o�•� -�o-cif;- _ __ . _,c ►,r�n,�rr�a �. m - . 3-06. *060-16- o-Or)&o- a..,:,...Col�rnan-T-Lro;le, , ,:a, �: w.:.�, r ��. �c3a,�{1 . W 9 _- 80 woo 060-17-0-002, l Fran.nks, John It. 93-n6 16mo r)61�02�0�t7C}2..(�,.. ".� .xst�os�,.,.I�a•1;7.�.s.�v,, „_._;.�: ,.��F7.._2.,=__ :�:_,.�,-,101-00.. • .... ..16< :-�79 061-07-0-002-0 Watson, Morgan 16o.oe) n61-19-n-ol o8-0 Whit.inl;; Howard IIo, 101-02 160.00 061"19-n-015-0 Ohlton, David A., etal 101-02 1+n.or) o61 -•22-0-00G-0 Yard, Carl A. 110-04 061.23-0-010-0 Lindberg, E. L. 101-00 1t�.O0 061-23•-0-013-0 hammer, Michael E. 1_101-00 Im.00 061-26-0-003-0 Morcici, rioy 101-00 165.00 06147mO.005-0 Sil.ler Brothers 101-01) I j. "1� • rM'a.�r1 '('{•J�T'1'�'I'�; trlr%'1� r"Y"'i�'" a: V `1';w�'t'�+� t"'?E ( ••x ., �� �.ƒ , � / 2%.J � & \ � $ + .� \ y / \ � �: \d � ::K� «} � y. . � �� \\/ z � . . � � �: y . . � \y\> .. � ,� « / . � : \, � � ? d> . m y� w a .{ » � / ; . \ ;® \ 3�\ 2' . ƒ p/ y< - \~%�\ » / d \\� t 2.� � .� \�\Z : { ƒ ?/ � \ �\ 4 / � ��/�.:. �.� , \ / \ / \� � cy§ � : \\� j �\��\ . 9©>� . \ d` \\\ ` ?:?}'* �\�� / \ — � \. }� �\ y ' . \���\© : J: .a » \� \� \\ . +©\\\/ - }� 2y� � / ^ C ~! . {\t � ) \i \� �^ [ \, !/ & « �� / � {�,�;' . \�� \ $ 2~� t � \\�%\��� / \dy . . � � f \I ,, � /� ~ . \ ��� ., TINUIR YllwPL0 TAX (AOB. 1958) ,IST i3 Parcel Number Nrarne code; Arad Arses 110-00 058-07-0-001--11- 110--00 38.56 110-03 '... .limo xo 1<�...C�..q.1.9-4—�, . ., ai . _,.. 1 at 110-03 '10.00 —14) 4r- 058-13-0-039-4 if 11 11 110--03 120.00 059-03-0"00,5-1+ "005-1E it 11 11 93"o6 3,20 ,00 0,)—()3-0-01P-4 it it it 93-06 120.00 ())-10--(.,)-Oo3-4 93-()6 130.00 059--11-0-004-1.H 93-06 60.00 5q-1)- 0-010-4 11' fl 11' 93-06 80.0.0 X039 20, 0--00 -4 ::. " 16 .00 1 19-2o-o-oo9..4 9,3-06 ., .._-4o..00 11 n li t'"060,6W15-0-01,1E-4 .:._. $o.00 V'060-16-0-006-4. 160.010 'SMER YULD TAX (A.8. 1?58) LIST 1 Parcel Number ta.T3.>-. No- Name Cade Ares Acres 041.1-o1-o-08q-0 135- 4-70-� 11 0 & E 110-01+ 11,53.94. olo -011-r1- 0go-.O 110-04 160.00 t1441-t11�0-11a't-0 '1 �5-14-80A�1 �4 110,03 381.35 o58-011.0-008-0 110-00 64 ollloo 0158-06-+ ,.001-0 1.35-1+-22-2 " 110-010 444.00 058-20-0-020-0 117_14.4-38 110-03 368.20 ()58- PO-0-0 1-0 117-14_1.1-1i0 r4 '110-03 382.57 o6l--16-.0-oio-o 11?-4-4-36 rr 110-00 320 76r o61.15-0_010-o 135-4-6-1 +' 53=-00 52.54 061..19-o-01q-Q 135.-11-6-6 rr 570-0r) 1186.52 06,1-28-0-002•-0 1 "�"�-14-G- `-' ' i 101-00 102.142 061-28-0-003-0 1 j5..lf-6--i i r1 .101-00 20.06 Inter- epartin,ante1, blemorando l Tot Jim Newson, Director of Planning rrcpgr Bob Gal ser, Planner 11 �QnJMCT Zoning of Parcels Deletod From TP -160 January 13, 1973 l According to bel Slemsen of County Courlsel''s office, properties deleted from 'rp--i6o Must be rezoned to a clatis; fication compat- "ible witl: thcs County's (3cr►eral flan . revievicd the parcels deleted by she con �fi� ion on f e s -� (� a � s�91l,G�Ii."Iy, 1 have 1977, and have N December 12, All pre pared contents and l ec;ommendatioils as follows. parcel's cae'ioted are des�igrtated as 'iii,uilt incus Terrain on the Land ,Use Plan map. 58-03-02 1301108, tCattrerine 0 .., (,tai 1 GU acres 5: -11 --041 & 05 Johnson, Walter, etal 00 acres These parcels north Of Con COW Reservoir were incl tided on List 3 because Diamond )international Cor•poraf ion owns timber rights. Noting GPii fact in a raema, Dick Barnes o�f. the Assessor's Officc has questioned the deletion of these overlooked �s t:f'tai: m19 three pat cels. What hits been i parcels utero rezoned to M-4.0 in September, 1975 at the request of Diamond International I Corporation. believe that the existing Tl4-•40 zoning is a good alternate to TP -160 for these parcels and that no Further action by the Commission is necessary, 71-23-07 Anderson, MIS R. $0acnes. This parcel South of reat;hcr falls utas previausly rezoned to TM -160, a suitable alternate zone, and thus needs no further attention by the Commission 56-23-•08 & Og Colema",*Mabel, etal (Richard Brown) 100 acres These two parcels are about two miles north of De Sabl a and Presently zoned A-2. Elevation is about 5,000 feet and slopes are levol near Humbug Road to more than 30% toward Butte Creek. Adjacent zoning is mostly Tp -r160 on parcels owned by Diamond, With some A-2, TM --20 and TM -40. I would recommend a TIM -20 zoning. q8 -i7-18 Bevera;9e, Marjorie 238 acres. This )aIr9e parcel partially surrounds the Jarbo Gap commercial, has 3/4 mile frontage on Highway 70and is traversed by Deadwood Road and Ponderosa Way. Jarbo Gap is shown on the Land Use Man R Memo to Jim Lawson January 13, 1978 Page 2 Map as a Community Retail Center. Most of the parcel Tics on the southern exposure of an east -west ridge; elevation varies from 2,300 on the south to 2,900 On the north. The average slope is about 209. Because Of its excellent road access and its location on the n0ftheastern edge of the COnCOW-Big Bend rural residential area, I recommend that this parcel b6 rezoned to TM -10, a zone consistent with both the Timber-Mo'untaln designat,joll and the Proposed Rural Residential category, 59-78-16 Kendall , Gertrude75 acres This parcel ,is tyro- quarter about two 11111cs Fouthwest Of Inskip. Average elevation is about 4,000 feet and slope varies from 20% to 40%. All surrounding parcels are Owned by Diamond and zoned TP -160. I recommend rezoning this parcel to TM -40. 61-02-02 Moss, Gertrude & Hollis Thisquarter section is 'located one mile north of Brush Creek near French Creek Road. Average elevation is about 2,400 feet and slope varies from Jo% to 40%. All surrounding Parcels ape owned by the U..S.A. and are part of the Plumas National Forest. I recommend rezoning this parcel to TM -20. To summarize, my recommendations are as follows# 58-03-02 Bolles No action - existing TM -40 58-11-04 05 Johnson No action - existing T14-40 71-23-07 Anderson NO action -- existing TM -160, 56-23-08 k 09 Coleman (Brown) Recommend TH-20 58-17-18 Beverage Recommend TM -10 59-18-16 Kendall Recommend TM -40 61-02-02 Moss Recommend TM -20 /ma r a BUTTE cout1TY PtM MN �41mmISSION MINUTES- December. 12a 1.977 party of the first pax'1 , and Valley y Counties Po tar compar4y v a$ the party Of the second party da.tved. Apr.tj l.!lt , 1903, and filed. foxy record in tf)ac; orrj,,ce or the Recca'der of; Deeds in a.nd f"Or said: Covaty of BtAtte, State of, California,, on the 8th day of -Arne a 1903, t dent e following the meanderings of said 21.20 rontotLr 1Jr)e , ara,d: at all. t :bne s 3.00 ft. distant ttjerefr.�Ftu througbou.t its dnt ivs oourseen ara.d di str•an.oes x through, the said the SE of said, See. 2 ,, the W 1/2 and {e1.e SE 1/4 of sa.!el,r`�iwr p, 0f the SW 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of said sec,n 3:,., and t))) : NE 1/4 of said Seep. 36 until, sa,i,d line. and cou-rse iraterseaf s the 1/4 se:ot:Lon; I.i,ne cormon to the SW 1/4 and the. SC 1/4 or' said 3'eG . 36,• T22NA R5Z. MDB6PT$ said 2120 contour line: being run upon the samo level t brough,outr a;t entire course and dist araoe v thent°e dve nortli along said, 1/4 Section. line, common to sa.i;d. S 1/2 sand Ut 1/2 of saj,d Soot 36, and the said 1/16 se etl on 71 lne aom on to said; SE 1/4 and SW 1/4 of said $eo. 25 to the place of (ny Corvtalnin,g 14,630 acres or 22.86 sq utiles, more or less. 78-35-2-561 Mr: Lawson read the synopsis of Assembly Bill No, 3.2,58 which mandated timber preservation zoning. He explained that in addition to those whose properties .now being considered for rezoni.,r,g$ cards had. been mailed to owners of property within 300 ft. as prescribed by law.Mr. Lawson.further' explained that List "B" had originateal the Assessor's office, had, been forwarded to the Board of Supervisors; and then referred by the Board to the Pianilin.g Commission. Paul Dixon, Owner of AP 65-48-01., 2, 3 & 4 asked, whether his property was included. It was determined, that it was not. Mr, Gaiser then read names of all property owners in the area being considered for rezoning. Richard Barnes, representing the Assessor's Office, stated that: in May 1,977his office sent letters to all those people whose property had 4 beOn determined to fall in this zoning category. He added that some people asked for exclusion at that.. time and that those who did not were put on this list Mr. Lawson said that there are letters in the file from Richard Brown and '.�'alteT Johnson asking for exclusion. -il� tUM, COUNTY PLANNING COMIJIS571`9 MINUTES December 12., 1977 Charles Moss, 960 Sierra, Redding, representing Gertrude Moss, owner of 160.9 acres, asked for exclusion. In rc.,,spons(%, to r). question from �jj-. Njo,ss, Mr, Lawson stated that Butte County's Ordinance 1,790 estab] ish- in g TP -160 for List "All stated:, "Only those uses shall be allowed within this zone that are compatible with the intent and, purpose of 'Chapter 176 of the Laws of 1976. No building permits shall, be isslmd until a doter- mination :is made by the Planning Director that the use is com- patible pursuant to tliis ordinance. If the planning Director's determination is contesteda, duly noticed public hearing shall be hold before the Board of Supervisors to determine compatibility." Mr. Lawson said that, in his opinion, the law required specific uses to be identified in the ordinance. He then read the ordinance which had been prepared by staff for List "A". That ordinance included the followiY6g compatible uses. 11(l) Compatible, -uses being any use which does not significantly detract from the use of the pToperty for, or inhibit, growing and, harvesting timber, and shall include, but not be limited to the following, unless in a specific instance such a use would be contrary to the preceding definition of compatible use. - a. Housing, one dwelling unit per parcel. b. Managemen6l, for watershed. C. Management for fish and wildlife habitat or, hunting and d. A use integrally related to the growing, harvesting and processing of fordst products, includ,ing but^i1ot limited to roads, log landi,ngs, and log storage ar(-1a5. 0. The erection, construction, alteration, ormaintenance of gas,, electric, water., or communication, transmission facilities. f. grazing. g. Misting, and any use integrally.related thereto. Counsel Slemsen commented that if properties are excluded from this zone they must be rezoned to a zone compatible with the General Plan, Huten Rihm, 1169 Market street', #704, San Francisco, Ca., representing,. Marjorie Beverage, AP 58-12-18, stated that much of her property bordered on Highway 70 and, questioned for -the highest and best use is timber production, He also asked for exclusion. -12- A r BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING C0MMIS$1 N MINUTES - Decomber l.l, 1977 NOES 1..40 One W ABSi,NT No one , Motion carried,, Bob Barrett, representing 1)i.amond qiie.si-iolled, the legality of this action. KY Motion %,a.s 'G,herr made by Commissioner St',tatz, se;co)ided. by Gammassi.oncn Bennett, to recomment to •t ho t0ard. Of rz�J�o7aris,Gt,a t:3rc: fa1.7.owzrig uscts for this T--P Gere;, (:a.} C:ortgw,t:ybIc, vsos being tray US C" w1dch" doop, y�ol: F,arf,nii ica;riI detractfrom the to ,e of the Pro`peTty 3°or, or —nd harvesting timber, and 511all. inch le, b t nor be l imi ced. to 1.J10 fol?:uwi:rrl;, izr t c,s iXr a spec if i.,c :z.rtst.ar,i - suc'Ir a iise. wou�,cJ. lir contrary to the preceding dnf:i.nit: i.c')' ref° c0P)i9a.t: b1 c usc ; a. Housing, one c1welJ.iing unx,t Per paroal b. Managomwit: i crx watcrsh.ed, C, Management for fish and wi•ldl a.fO J�Jabit:at o�- ht�riis7.n�' an (I .i'g. d_ Ause integrally related to tJjca �;lYe�t�ia��£Y h�rvcst:i.ng and t,xkrzc.C:�,s.J.rjg ai ord�,t pxoduct s, a.r7,G�,tzcla:r� but. Aoi 1imi ted to r oa.ds, I.og landings, and Iog., stor, h.ge area e. 'Che enect:.ion, con stx ticti 011 o 41'C0ra.t;i.41, or maintenance of gas, electric,, water, or, co)-im ilica,t,i.On tx•an.5z;xissi.orr g tYijru.xig,, mid any usO integrally relat0d ihoretO AYES Commissioners Bennett;., Everhai,- , St-utz, RrilAJams and Chairman Gi lb er t; NOES: No one. ABSENT No one IMo tion carried. Ar JO~ L.?` uo cl UJ,, KtcnaT(1 *X'WU11 AYES Cobltitissionars tEvietZ, l.vor.hard, st,jat�o will.i.ays and Cha3irPlan Gilbert. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - December 12, 1977 In Tesponse to a question f roip Ka theryn Boivles , ."i t Wvs explaill'ad tha 1. tile ppoperty on whicii Diamond rnternatial onl-ofi)), 1,fil,I)er rights tl)(,, Orty would be subject to whatever uses that were designated as (-.0m- Patible in the T. P. Zone. She asked that her Parcel, S6-03-02 be exc,], uded. RtAdoiph Reynolds Barker said that AP 71-23-07 is on the market as an estate sale and asked for exclusionr A letter. from Walter Johnson was read askin.g f-,'017 exrlusion becauso of the pendijag sales on. AP 58-11-04 & 054 Gertrude M.Kendall, 560 BilJe Road, Pvradisa, asked, for oxcl . U-Sioll of AP 59-18-16 near Clear Creek. Roy York, Route 1, Box 380, Glenn, Ca. objected, to tile zonAng, 1je J,@,ec,;r questioned the rules by which these Parcels were selected, Mr. Moss requested the full 20 days notice—as required by law—bo given in, future hearings, and did not think the zoning would be for the "Public good". B. G. Schoonover'350 SAlem Street, Chico, verified the fact that all holdings forPG&P, were on "List rrRrr, Commissioner Bennett commented that, in his opinjon., anybody that did not want to be on. the list should be left off-, Ff.e then made a. motion to apVrove this retoning, omitting those Properties whose had reguested exclusion, Counsel Siemsen requested a 6inding that ex- clUsion would be with public interest. 'Comynissioner Bennett included a finding that, as a property ourner they are a part of, the public, and that exclusion would be in .the public interest. HIS''Motion was seconded by Commissioner Williams. Properties to be excluded are: ---AP 58-03 02, Katherine 8, Bolles, etal 1�6 ax fcv ,—AP 58-11-04 & 050 Walter ahnsort , 649 Xf- 58 .8,, Ma r j o r 1 e-'ff-e-v-e r1a g e -2 ell' I 59k18-16) Gertrude Kendall -7 g. - A 2 1, � , al, -ri/" AP 01-02-02) Gertrude Mos - 140 01 I —AP 7.1.2 7, Ellis Anderson V G Ci Q:r C r��i�r' I "1✓ AP 86-23-08 & 09, R`,1!L`ctga4z rown �06 of AYT."S Commissioners PEiin.ett, Everhard, Stutz, Williamsand C'bairman Gilbert. Ins x w 77 WAMONO 'iN'3 .NA-rJONAL CORPOM,A►TI SAL{F+JftNIAI.fJA!IEiaRDIV IQN P U BOX 0 9Y6•"�27*�'��11 December 28, 1.977 Honorable 'Butte County toard of Supervisors Btatte County Courthouse.':..�. oroville, CA 9$965 x Gentlemen: Eil=ond International Corporation respectfully requests the inciu- cion of the following parcels on list "B" of the Timberland Breserv, Zone. This request is made in reference to legislative findings ara declarations in sections 1 and 2 of Stats. 1976, Ch 176 and Stats.; 1977; Ch. 853 added section 51110.3. These lands are assessed as timberland and with minor acreage exception they are and have.been devoted to growing and harvesting timber. Assessors parcel No. Twn. jage. Secy No. Acres Site 1. 056-20-X026-4 24M 3n 4 145.44 11 2. 0156-22-021-4.. 240 3E 24 12.9 I 3 • 056-23-005-4 24N 3E 27 46.411 (40)11 (6.411) V 4. 059-14-005-4 251,7 4E 4 7.17 I a. 060-•07-010-4, 26N 4E 35 160 Axl note --this parcel. has a 16 acre subdivision that can be' grand fathered in under compatible uses under the ,law. 6,, 060-15-X016-4 26hT 4E 13 .23' � ALL existing structures on all of the above parcels can be grand.- fathered in under the law. Thank you for considering our .request< very truly yours, DIA14OND INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION B""G Co. Planning Comm.JAN 7 v ,J 1978Rob' t H. Barrett, Resource Manager OrOV1110, Californiti 9T+ c• Alvin E. Anderson, Richard C. Barnes M. J. Huette.r, Frank Stewart 7' Vor WIFORN(h. 4,4TA1 !~ RgARD OF EQUALIZATION 1020 N STRECT, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA (PA BA;( 1'159, SACRAWNT , CALvoANIA MOD) (016) 445-04 85 U BuHa C anning Corrlrn. JAN 4 197A 1. Orav1,110, CaGfornI4 Decer'i'i1iixr, 27, .1977 Mr, Robert H Barx"att Resource Manager Diamond Interrkati.onal Cer^porat Won Red Bjmftv CA 96080 MAG( 9, ANLY Firrl 6101(cl, Sari Francirtu IRIS $AIIRCY Woncl (1l tr(t1, Gon UIeBa YtRtilf«IA M, 6CN14[1y ThIN 01driel, Sao Ralatl t(PIAIID 1011q$ (4Ufllr a10141d, Faladano 01414011 CORY 0n004r, 3atram�nla 00UMAG D. efl l rzctullve Sccrorary. {�,`uifo �Gurii•y AsCeiisrfi DEC 28 1977 Qrovillo, Californ -3. Dear tir; , Barretwty This i.s sn Xav,)Yort so to yoti Dec:ehlbaa .1., 1977, letter to i.,(�r, Gle rl, t. Rigby Cclrxc r.;rraj Y,-icx �-,.,x ��a},cel.r� �-!Uh resf�.�,ct to which Diamond Xnt:;or.r►at ior,,al awns perp-wn.ent, tixibox, ria ht:sg but ,here A,s otzaer Ece: owrie ship of than unrler.°ly ncj land. ken your Xr,tter p the };.arcals are I.mber;I,aana r have )-von a$se$sod as ti..mY. erlaa.d e and tiwrciher and t.i,aubarland 4.ares have ,bc-e t, paid ort, thein, but: the parcels were omltt ed: from the Butte County Assessor's list "A". Although you bnl..eve and have requested that the parcels should now be i.naluded on the Assessor's .'List "B"t, the Assessor has not : noluded the parcels on list "B" because in his opinion Saha hi,ghe.st; and best use of the pa.rceI8 is recreational homesitres. You thus ark our opinion: as to haat the parcels should be zoned, Vaca the info=nation prov'.ided, we believe that the , parcels shou:l.de for the most part, be zoned as timberland proserve. Az you are aware, however, it is the. "Board" or "Council;", as defined in Reven*ae and Taxation Code Section, 51100 ( which Is ew.perwered to zone properties as tint}aerland. pa:e servo , While it appears that the pa.rdela should have been. included, in list ,"A" (Rev & Tax. Code § 51.1,1.0) , 1 --hey were not, and the statutes do not lsrovide for^ the ;inc),uai 0)-L Of Omitted parcals in. :list ``A". Further. r list 11A" has al)-eady' been aatcd, upon by the boar64 However, parcels assessed for growing and harvesting timber but omitted from list "A" could be included On list "L" Since section 51110,1 provides for the inclusion ;Ln list: "B" of parcels which appeared'in, the jucic-Ment at the assessor- to constitute timberland, ,but; which were not assessed gor growing and harvesting timber as the hicillest and best use Of the land, it would, follow that pa.rcel.e which were assessed for growing and harvesting Biber rihoul.d similarly be included on li.at 1113i1 if they should have been include -,d on but Were - omitted, ereomi.tte from list tt14rt Barrett 4 December 27, 1977 of import i,n this regard are the' legislative findings and declarations in sat.tjon, . I and 2 of Stats. 1976t Ch. 1760 namely, that. Limbcrlan4,a aro among the most valuable natural renewable rc, sources of Llys at,ate and that it Is In the interest Of the state to encoura,tv tl •,3ir porpetual availa�i,lity through the use of px wisi.onz f0t th,Ar classification and. taXation its timberland pruaerve. Thuq, t is the zoning of ll4operties as timberland preserve: which is contemplated and which will bring about the dcs:.red resul.tsr not the exclusion of properties therefrom becauao of higaefr and batter uses. Where counties exclude frons timberland prtsise ve classificatifon properties , otherwise fa.,.0 nq within such classification but having higher and better uses solely be, -, ,v, such properties have such hi,ghe.r � And better uses,, they underti, ►e the, intent of the statute. � In addl.tioxt, $ta'to. 1977, Oh. 853 added section to provide section_ "In the °,;,vent ,';'-.hat , landowner does not receive not.i purtstaant to subdivision (b) Of Seetvion 51110.10 such owner may, prior to Jarkuary 1, 1970, petition directly to l.l►e board or council to have a parcel owned by suoh 'person included on list, "D". Slich owner must be able to demonstratc: tija t otx each such parcel a place for forest man,rnt',ament has been prepared, ' or approved as to content, by a registered Professional forester prior to October '150 1977. Such plan shall; provide for the , harvest of timber within a reasonable period of time, as determined by the preparer of the plan. In the event that the board or council finds that the parcel does in fact have , plans for forest management signed by a rogistered professional forester prior to October 15, 1.9770 the board or council shall include the parcel listed in the Petition on list "l3" wibx.out respect to acreage or size and shall consider those parcels under subdivision (c) -of section 51112.11 f 411 Lor, Robert Ii:. Barrett El December 270 1977 An herainafter explained, the nature of Diamond International's rights appear to be such that we would regard it as an owner of timberland subject to ,zoning and one who could, prior to January 1, 1978, petition directly to the board to have its parcels included in 'list "B". As we have previously indicated in our Novwnber 90 19770 letter to Assessor Anderson, we do not believe that, a subdivision should be considered for zoning as timberland , preserve,. On the other hand, an occasional, dwelling on timber- land should not prevent a parcel, from being considered for timberland preserve. Thus# parcels 1, 2, 3 (40 acres) , 5 (except for subdivided portion)' , and 6 should be considered for zoning as timberland preserve', while parcels 3 (6.411 acres--- nonforeat), 41 and 5 (subdivided portion) should not be:. Of import with respect to pa..cels 4 and 5 is that subdivisions exists ,and hence, that the land therein is not devoted to growing and harvesting timber. As also indicated in our November 9, letter, itis the board whish is empowered t6 zone properties as timberland j preserve. Section 51.1.1.2 provides for public hearing by the board, and states that the board by ordinance shall zone as timberland preserve all parcels appearing on list "B", except those parcels which it finds by a majority vote of the ;Full body to be in the public interest to exclude from such a zone. You also ask how parcels 11 20 3 (40 acres), 5 (except for subdivided portion), and G, assuming they are added to 11st OBIR, and the other sixteen parcels on Assessor's list "B" should be taxed. In this regard, you state that the landowners ate being taxed, Diamond International's timber rights are being taxed, and Diamond International will be su); 4-_ct to the yield tax when timber is harvested. We assume that Diamond International similarly owns the timber rights pertaining to these sixteen parcels but that there is other fee ownership of the underlying land. Thus, in each instance, Diamond International's rights are as set forth in grant deeds or other documents of conveyance, and may vary from case to case. Assuming also then that Diamond Intornational's rights in the sixteen parcels are* such that it has 'title to the timber and the r$,ght to use the timberland, we would regard Diamond International's rights in parcels 1, 2, 3 (40 acres), 5 (except for subdivided portion) , and 6 and in tho.said sixteen parcels ms interests in realty which should be valued according to the schedule set forth in Section 434.5 As e i.ndi.oated thereinthe Legislature has ,found, and declared that Mro Robert 119. Barrett Deco tuber 27, 1077 the values in the schedules are consistent with thea taxation timberland used primarily for n of growing timber. Snternatioanal which is hncl it is Diamond the timberland timber, has all the for suc}�cpurpog rights to use and whch owns the interest which the schedules area ail endaa�ta value. Since timberland w}Yicta, zoned is considered to haveis proporl.y classified and tile / growing oe timber tie its highest and beet use, only where grantor l s a.c tual l.y making u compatible Use or uses of the Property should t:} be assessed to tilZeM value Of that ed rant:or. ansa or uses Where suoh right to make a compatible t}1�orrcaaerretalned the use or uses of but not exercised such right,tshat right should valued. valued. be not separate Section 435 specificall ly Providesy oompatible nono�tclusivei uses axistln, are oo bedval.u��ctany r values d addr�d to the Azov dad, by t lei schedules set out in section 434.5. With 're3apeot to parcels 4 anis 5 (subdivided ,tile •grow'kng of timber in '1,110 1'oTIlU 1) not; , highest ane;, lagst: a sr, the asnesoor ahoul(l as,30ss the f Thus e Tilaber rights, -such tile lthool nets as Lila rightto- upon0 esh be assessed to Diamond xnte?,rnat:ior►al,r �loWe.�er a ould - r L�r�ectical matter the assetssment of 'timber xigr�ts�wil:lube3 as a .,� difficult if icultI under the ICalifornia Conatit taxable and .s to be assessed at,tho h all property in � same Percentage o fair mar)cGt vaIUG3 unless ot:herwi � Provided, See Red V0 Gounty of Tchama Diuft: Developers ....r„, 258 Gale App• 2d 6080 in MIS �'_,'-^ t z Finallyo when timber is haxve�stedp it wi2.�, b+� subject" to the Yield taxa , i r Very truly, yours, Jo Kenneth. McMan�,gal ' Tax counsel. ►TCM: cc$ Mr, Alvin E , m Anderson __I3tlt"LQ COunty IiNsg860r ', $•' r , , • A r JIII 11 r " 931 01/1 AL N CAhlroF NiA LUMB Fl DIVISION P, 0.BOX 0 n9D ©Luer, CALWORNIA 06000 P(anhing Comm JAN,' 5ujli,627.22�1 OrOV11104 Calfornlq DOCOmber 20, 1977 ' Honorable ButteCounty Board of Supervisor, �ulfo County As,.( r Butte County Courthouse Oravil.le, CA 95965 DC 50 1977 4 Oantl�'men; lDravlllh, f"',isr.,..,t y Maamond International Corporation respectfully requests the inclu Sion 0 the following parcels on list 'It"of: the 'V imberland Preserve Zone. rphis request is made in re.terence to legislative f;illdinc s •declarations in sections l and 2 of Stats. J- sqnd , 19770 Ch. 553 added section 51110.3. 1976, Ca 17s and Stats, 3 These ;lands are assessed as tiMberl,and and with min0.r acreage exception they are and have been i devoted to growing and harvooting timber. { Assessors Parce�o.w Town R e. Secy O. Acres M Ia. e 1. 056"20-026-"-4 24N 31 4 145.44 xx f.2 • 056-22-021-4 24N ,3E } 24 2.9 x • 3 0564.23-005•-4 4N 3E 27 46.411 (40)11 " /6.41I) V 059-14-005.4 ZSN 4E 4 117 xx 060-07-010-4 26N 413 35 160 IlX f mote--thisParcelsubd, Parcel. has a 16 ivision that Can be grand - .fathered in under compatible uses under the lawn 6. 060.15-016-4' 2611 4E 13 .23 ! xx .All existing structures ori all of the abovearc +� fathered in under the laws p els can be grand- Whank you fox considering our request. Very truly Yours, DIAMOND INTERNATIONAL CORPORATION Rob -'t H Barrett, Resource Manager dt Alvin E. JAnderso, %\J 'chard C. ilaxn Ia s �r � �7". tllie�.t.rr, �'r�111c ,�;t•�t��11^l;. " Docamber 29, 1077 willis q �►With 1 g Box 203 Durham, Cly 959339 0oar 'fr. lr:ii th; I (W3 WvIt1r7q Pursuant to your letter concerning the Timber Preservation Zoning which te Board of Stmervisors will °W cons iderinj in V15 ►sear futurfi. As you grin,, in 1.175 the State onacted 7ogislatior) requirin(I that the local "iss ssor detormine thos'a proQa-rt;i,. s lq:1'ich are Suited ori �t�roro�tua:io:��" tinrrer T���a iyz�rc6 ofurr�� uitd rvIsorl ,)is 7ravloti-ly dctnel 0."1 List "A" *rn t,r i c,► can .� partiV1a '.'r!►ic;1 ?7,-tJ0 it:?rB 41,11,,4- n r I C " 1,t i 6'1r^7Ga]11 y' �'>+?;i r{'.�� i id�i17r+ �)ror�tlriV'1� l,artai $�v t`rt? '�C1t1:1tY ;,�;�e��Cir Tho 3dnr€i Will nogg con i&3r list '"3'', Whic') Will include those ironlrt°��Y Wl i cill ijavo riot bean-asywss1d as timberprodUcnqland but. 1►tic4r tzavp the t�otcntial ��a:ccrrttirty to th,2 County Assessor to produce timba:r. 'Thfi County ,icsessor forwarded to the Board ofSuna�rvisors those nropertitss which constitute List "B" "The Board t:hon referred that list to the Butte County Planning Commission for a:jearinh which was held on December 12. The Planning Commission forwarded Vie List "3" back. to thhe Board of Supervisors V11th the recommendatiot, that tate p, o nort.y owners requesting deletion from List 113" be deleted. If you were a property owner whose Droperty ,rias to he included on Gist "B", you should have received a notifica- tion tion from the County Assessor's Office so informing ,you. If you received a card concerning the Planning Commission hearing, you may have been one of the property owneps within the general area, Which by laly trust be notified of the hearisrq. IIt Butte County Planning Commission Court Street Orovil.le California 95965 Dear Sirs: I happen to own, along with the members of my family property in Balsam meadows above Inskip in Butte County. 1 have read in the Papersomethingabout zoning regarding preserving of timberland and am most concerned about what such zoning might bean 'to us' d as property owners. Would you please send me any information regarding this zoning' and the areas of Butte County under consideration. As a property owner Z look forward to building a cabin and generally improving the area we now own. What restrictions would this zoning include and specifically would private development be prohibited? My family and I knew nothing of the mraasure and its consideration at the meeting of 12-12-77 and though we are not at this time opposed to the zoning we are neither 3,.n favor since we have not had the opportunity to study the proposal..and `to make a ,judgement concerning its desirability. As landowners possibly affected by 'this zoning we would appreciate ppreciai.e all the information you can Provide us on this and would appreciate notification of any future meetings to discuss the plan. Z thank you for your time. Sincerely yours, 1 Willis R4 Smith P.O. Box 203 Durham, CA 95933 Bui a Co. Planning COMM, DEG 1,1 1977 C�ravili©M CaC�I`orni� Omar-Departmental Memorandum To: Pilo o rRQM, DfJvo`Iri*r iiia SVOJECr: Tb(1bt'•;rLifit ,T,3 DATE: �ooc�r►�r�ox te)7 �ji/rq At the v() ul,,AvmMA-j.ng of the Biutt:c; Collat y Commiosi.on hold D000rrbox 1,P, ly"l"J, ti�.o 1'oTlowang Plaruling worO r000mmondod Tow exal.'u ion parcels Pargol Numbor Namo, Aor0� 0 6-P3-0-ooa--o Coleman, Mablo, e tat 2 OM00 _ 056-23-0"009-0 001e,Man, I Muble � Otat 80.00 058-03-0-002-0 Bo1lon, Xatherine G. , of al 160.00 058-1=1-0-004--0 Uohnoon, W'al to r, ca ul. 40.00 058-11-0-005,0 Jobnoon, Walter, otal 40.00 058-17-0-018-0 Benrorage, Murjorio Pibm .00 058-,20-0-029-0 ilol`fc,rna,ri, Shirley M. 151.51 061.-02-0-002-0 Moss, llo1lio V. 0?1-23-0-007-0 Andoroon, :Alis R. 80.00 /d {.d . I County or Butte Planning Commission 7 County Center Drjvo Oroville 95965 E pacomber 12, lg?'7 Fina A.P.#058-11-0-004 -p A.P -11058-11-•0.-005-a Gantlmment R Mr. William R. .Johnson and and myself are the owners of above referenCounty,eed thataarelso boingccon�sidoreinpd for of land located in Butte TP-160 zoning at this evenings meeting. The description of these Properties ares Township 23 North# Range 4 Fast, Section l3# N,,Eo � of N W. assessors parcel. No. 8-11-J s 5 IV.. µ ai' 5.41, µ, assessors parcel No. 58..11-x, This land has been in the Johnson familty since them mid 19301sa These tracts are unusually well, suited ;; 5r recreation, summer and winter and are located on good rands with level to gentle sloping terrain. There is a year round stream# established camp sites, readily available to the Lassen National, Paxk, One parcel has a cabin, well, a 1#000 gallon septic tank and adequate leach fields! with a cOrTalo barn and one other out building, property has bean rented to a Mr. Bud Green for a period, of eighteen pears, His familty plans to purchase it to continue it's use for fUl Lure gener- ations. My brotIler William R . o Johnson and I wish to sell these properties and have pending o'ferse however this proposed zoning change has delayed the successful completion of these transactions. 4I© re quent these two Parcels be excluded, from the T!P460 zoning, teapectfully, Walter p John._ cc: Chairman of the Board of $upelndsors cc; Mr. Jim ta'10011, Dixoctox of the Planning Commjgjsion r.