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82-42 REZONE FROM TM-5 & TM-40 TO PAC 6 OF 7
Cjqjc0 UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT Cum 1163 EAST SEVENTH STREET CHiCO, CALIFORNIA 9592E AREA GPDE 916e 891-3000 Harch 3, 1,983 83 �tohn Mendonsa, Assistant Director Butte Count!/ Department of Public 11orks 7 County Center Drive broville California 95963 SUBJECT. 14 Mile House Subdivision (lean ter. Mendonsa In -September, 1982 you received i letter from the Chico Unified School District indicating that the Board of Education recommended that the above referenced subdivision not be approved at this ti -ie. Since sending that letter the Board has received correspondence from .he developer indi�- eati nq that they will support the following rri ti ga ti o n, �surrr. Rlildinq permit applications toy, residences in this subdivision shall be subject to tiny school mitigation fees established by an ordinance enacted prior to the filing of such applications unless a Community racimies District is created pursl►art to California Government Celle Section 53311, at. seq., mr. ing the project -area prior `1'.,, re i,ASLUInVe of :ani buildintl parmits. Accordincilwrs the C41co Ur,iried School District l> and of ridiiraition removes its opposition to this ►1►xdivision. If further information is needed re - its garding this, please contact mr, at 891 -3004. Si rlcerely', Robi n G, Thompson Dq,i.ai nLAss Manager/Comptroller RGT; vv cc RoberL Jeffries Ray Joilnsoll ttye Kircher Steve Stroater P�fs Cc, Planning comm, tv1�i 4 .1983 �rov�ll©, C�Iiforp �JE�.CIFIC.AS A2DZJCTR.IC CC7MPANY 350 SALEM STREET P. O. BOX 49 CHICO, CALIFORNIA 95927 (916) 34305521 ,J -C- KEYSER bIY151GN MANAGER March 9, 1983 83-2-20 MR LD 21.23-03-0203 BK 1085, G.R. 329 Mr. Stephen A. Streeter, Senior Planner Uu1f© CO, Planning Comm. Butte. County Planning Commission �}'���� 14 ��� 7 County Center Drive Qroville, CA 95965 OroYilla, Qt►lifornia hear Mr. Streeter: We have reviewed the tentative subdivision map for Fourteen Mile House, Log 81-10-14-03. The strip indicated as a PT&T easement is in fact, a Joint pole line. PG&E acquired an unrecorded right-of-way for this pole line on November 23 1948 from J. H, Lucas and Helen M. Lucas, husband and Wife. Since this is a joint pole line with both electrical and communication wirrys, we will require that there be no buildings, tells, or other structures within 10 ,feet of any outside conductor. We also request that all roads be dedicated as public utility easements; together with a 10 -foot strip contiguous to all roads, If you. have any questions, please tall our Division Land Department in Chico at 343-5521, tXt. 260. ' Sincerely, Ay C, ` /�• i�t�G e C: R. McCtUg Division Land Supervisor JMClawson:clp t y r � ; � ,� ��M i SSi��� f L/ A v� X,L A A,1 /."!J r�. Alo/4 sir a March 3, 1983 1163 FAST SEVENTH STREET CHICO, CALIFORNIA 9$446 AREA 000C 916o' 891T-3864 John Mendonsa,` Assistant Director Butte County department of Public Works 7 County Center Drive Oroville, California 9596 SUBJECT 14 Hile House Subdivision Clear Mr. Mendonsa i Tn Septet,tber, 1982 you received a letter from the Chico Unified School District indicating that the board of Education recommended that the above referenced subdivision riot be approved at this time. Since sending ndi- that letter the Board has received correspondence from the 'ievel open indi- cating that they will support the fallowing mitigation measure. cating building permit applications for residences in this subdivision shall be subject to any school mitigation fees established by a diriance en�rctera prior to tltc film of such m;ppliCations ► to z? , »ntmi ty Fari l l ti eA i stri ct C ate . pursuant .- Cal�farniaaGovernment Code So .tion 53311, y s �., t:ovewrn�-�_,��� the project area prior to the, issuance of any buildinq permits. Accordingly, the Ch-ico Unified Sc ool Distr Ct Board of 11ducation removes its oppositio+l to this subdivision, If further information is needed re- garding this, please contact me at�i91�-5004. Sincet^ely r Robin G. Thompson Business Mail arierJCortrptrol,1Or ICT vV cc Robert Jeffries Ray Johnsorr Bettye Kircher rS<bve Streeter au}toto, Mn*gOx imp, PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE: 534-d661' A1a7`c,i] 4, 19� j rtr, Ray Johnsotr ,7r. 14 -Mile Hous n0Box 17C}n ChicO, Ca. 95927 Re Rezoylt File R2-42 (14 Mile Hou:;e) }fear Mr. Johnson! The Planning; rorlrii ssi nn, at th0ir neetIng on I1arc}1 y3 continued the I)u})l.i.c ca.r int; OPEN on the above ref01-enced Project until `t,'rrch 17, As you are aware, a liedY=ai)e date for your re'viscd rpt-i�jcct has been ` publish' fol' that date, x you have a y t111cstions please feel free to contact us. Sincerely; tent en. A, St ^eetcr Sen7or plannor /hc3 cc: }�0118Andersoh Rolls' 9M5 Pil, Street Chico, ca. 98926 r rye.. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CLAY CASTLEBERRY. Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephona:(916) 534.4681' WILLIAM IBM) CHEFF' Deputy Director February 17, 1983 Rolls, Anderson & Rolls 965 Fir St, RE: 14 Mile House, Inc: PA-C Chico, CA 95926 AP 63-01-02 (ptn.) Gentlemen: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Subdivision Committee held February 16, 1983, the Committee reviewed 14 on will be forwarding the recommended conditions Commission. The Public Works conditions bile House, Znc, PA-C and of approval to the Planning will be then same as those listed the attached sheet. The Planning Department will notify you of the date, time and place --t hat the Planning Commission will be revieifing this project. +, If YOU should have any questions regarding this office. this matter, please contact Very truly yours, Clay Castleberry Director of Public Works Original Sighed by JOHN WNDONSA Jo main Mendonsa Assistant Director JM/ns Attachment cc:Planning .. Environmental Review Environmental Health Department Pay Johnson PiOi Box 1700, Chico, GA Co. pyn rnq(; 955 7 4rt5ville, Gb�ifplp�q( : 14 MILE HOUSE., INC.. PA -C, (Ray Johnson), 21 Units on a site adjacent to Highway 32, about 14 miles northeast of Chi o. Assessor's Parcel Number: 63-01-02 (pin:) Engineer: Rolls, Anderson & Rolls Public Works conditions are: 7. Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Wo for approval and install the required facilities. rks 2: Indicate 15 foot building setback line from the right-of-way line of Highway 32. y 3. Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. bmit 5 street names for each street to the County uaddressalternate coordinator for approval of street names..) 4: Provide monuiner)taton as required by the Department of public Works in accordance with accepted standards. 5i Street grades and other features shall comply with the County Ordinances, design resolution and other acceptedgut to engineering standards: 6 Provide permanent solution drainage, 7. All easements of record tc, hown on the final map. 8. Meet requirements of Butte l y Eire gepartment responsible agency,or other 9. Obtain state encroachment all necessary data and matPj for�^application +tpStnew accss, ot provide Opening on Highway 32 and c! re at existing opeoin state for nett' Opening to be a public road approach, g• New 10: Pay off assessments 17• Meet the requirements of the utility companies (i:e;, PG&E Telephone, water, sewer) Pacific 12, File a tentative and final subdivision map and pay a r.o 13: construct ublic road a pP prlate fees. Standards, public approach at new entrance to Cal Trans 14= Construct interior roads to standard shown on tentative Map- s Environmental Health Department conditions are; 15. Provide a sewage disposal design that complies with Butte County Health Department and California State Regional Water quality Control Board requirements. 16.. Provide a community domestic water supply system in compliance with the California State Safe Drinking Water Act. 17. Provide a hoineoviners association or other legal entity adequate to insure the repair; maintenance or replaGernent Of the sewage disnosa7 system. t DUNC. .MQ CQ"M .iei -D—a fQO C@CL .F.N L'Si� uwTG r6C �d i?i.��f[tMG I9 3 .�'bQ may,• BlAte Cotl:Ity Planning Department, Qrovi11e Fra Butte County Health Ae;: r invent, bi rision of Env=ironmental Iroa,,th, APff 6:.01-d2 , Ch cow . Fourteen Mile House PAG Rezone, Highwa}v 32t�ettaeen Chico F ror.e5t Ranch February 25, 195:1 This department reviewed the Fourteen Mile House Project and are providing the following comments with respect to water supply and .sewage disposal, it'at er Sut�t� l y A Water Well exists on the property located as shown According to 113e Grillers information, the Well is fi\,c hulci nred-tentandvthree (503) feet deep and is provided ,rich an ci.g'�ty_five (8) feet dee s "al- This department requested and received Water rhomict�I �t:llztyaAndar;� clutlnti t% information. 7'11c rhe„trial test ilidicaths tiyzt 'she hater m�. bri nking Water Act etlui.rement s , The k,�+ Cal f'+�rrti.a State S,�.i"e t` t,,el l produces seventy-five, (i”) =a,l' tests itt� : c,ates that ;ty tlt t i.s 4 dequate for approximat lanut�: of {�.a'te storage and individual dt.:ellinl; �rarty (ip) th:ou3ngs if, r mt:ters arr provided. 5et�agc Itis �osal Tl1C developer }7'OPt)5E'5 a CLl;—�.;,tlllllt for the project, The field location , ,Owneon on to the tli�pc�,a1. investigated. The average pro en soil depth o ivcMS, (S) fret ist�adequatee I) �� gat Q to meet CaliforniarnState Rt.�ional 11.1�er Quality Control Board rc ltirc�r:rrlt to provide fate S feet of soil Cxltratxon beneath t}tc leachfirci, ground Water tests p Mora. cd in Fetlruary 1983 indicace an nhstrtatty of Crater within the pr6osed le"chfi,eld arca and the av�rcl t of eleven (11) minutes per inch i5 srttisfactory for a ccgimnit�r,S t0l t� 't` •'tt Sufficient land' area exists within the 104chfiold area. to nccolr�o�3rlto the project. } e", hfiold. This depart;trents retO m ditded conditions of aPproval are; Provide a st=toage disposal design that cotttplies With 5utto Cattnty Health llrpdrtm��nt acid Calirornia "'tate Regional Water tato Co Board regtuiroments Corttral 2• Provide a CtytTti?1tIn1LY C:Grtt`stic 1�atC`"�' Silp�ll}' s'li(;m all C171'1)lLu1'lC ••�- the Call:fornl i st; tO �.,re Dr r,} 1oja Kater Act, � tr ,r 7.t}i a. Provide 't 1►t:rr �,� ct ncrs assn .tatar�ll nr othez" tc rtpair lt±z�l entity tt�ir,rlatteo isnsu�rye t, sinitinancr or ro,*)Ac€moj.t of the sts rat;t t' sprisa ]rjj)/yr 44, s ..•- I Fourteen Mile House ADDRESS: P.O. Box 1700 CITY: Chico, Cal. 95926 WELL .fir; 563 EAST LINDO AVENUE PHONE (916) 343.5818 CHICO, CALIFORNIA 95926 INVOICE No.:5968 LAB, NO: DATE: 2/15/83 GENERAL MINERAL INORGANIC CHEMICAL 6.9 arsenic Specific Conductance (micromhos/cm @ 25° C.) ... 260 Barium (mg/1).,,... <1.0 'Total Dissolved �solids (mg/1) ........ � 232 Cadmium (mg/l)....., <0,009 Total hardness (mg/l as CAC03}...... 94 Chromium (mg/1) <0.05 Total Alkalinity (mg/l as CaCO3). 126 Fluoride (mg/1)+... <0.1 { Bicarbonate (mg/1) ; .: 148 , Ii Lead (mg/1) <0':05 " carbonate ovate (mg/1) .... ,. .. C1.0 Mercury (mg/1) .•••.. <0:002 Chloride (mg/1) .�: ................ 15.6 Nitrate (mg 1031) , • 8.4 Sulfate (mg 504/1.).,...........,...;.;. 1.5 Selenium (mg/1) 01 !I Calcium (mg/1) .......... ::...:..... 21.6 Silver (mg/1) ..... <0105 C'bppCopper / 1 ) (mg .t..,....,. .;.;. <0.01 , Iron (mg/1) 0.18 GENERAL PHYSICAL r ?otassium (mg/1) .,.......,_.....>..:: 19.3 Color (units) ,... <5 s,; Magnesium (mg/l) ...... :. 9.$ Odor (Tons) ....�. <1 �i Kangane8e (mg/1) ...: :.:::.:.......+ <0.05 Turbidity nits0 ' Yty (U.).., < . 5 � f Sodium (mg/1) .;:... . ,...... 9.8 . Aggressive Index - 10,7 Linc (mg/1)...;,..........,..:... 0.36 ..,..:. zoaming Agent (mg LAS/1) •.�,,•+ <0.05 1 means less than the listed value �nMMENTs: The water is acceptable under guidelines established in the California Health & Safety Code; Title 22: eater hardness is classified as moderately hard. The aggressive index (A:I;) indicates the water is non-aggressive to pipes and deposits minimal scale on pipes and fixtures, t Inter-DepartmIaatol Memorandum 'to: Butte County Planning Commission FROM: Bill Turpin, Senior Planner UBJEcr: Fiscal Impact Analysis for Fourteen Mile 11ouse Rezone OAT E, February 28, 193 Your packet contained the ;Fourteen 'Mile house Rezone Fiscal !Analysis and my letter to Al Beck, the consultant for this project, suggesting changes. It is my understanding that Mr. Beck wants to debate the merits of various methodologies, which I would be happyto do. The purpose of this memoran- dum is to try to state the difference of opinion as simply as possible, Fiscal impact analysis is really the discipline of economics, and, as you all know, economic advisors can and often do differ. That is why every president has a different economic advisor, and some have several, different ones during their term. Below are two pie charts which illustrate the income and cost model Al Beck is using. Income which the county can use for discretionary purposes is listed on the loft, Two major places where t -Le county, provides ,services are on the right. Mr. Beck analyzes salos tax and property tp.x for the Fourteen Mile House Subdivision separately, and estimates the proportion of all other major revenue sources on the basis of the number of people which will reside in the subdivision. sir. Bock assumes that the majority of county costs for services are eitkier. industrial./ commercial., or residential. The model qtr. Beck is using includes two unproven assumptions. which should be proven prior to your acceptance of the analysis.. 1, All state and federal people -related discretionary revenue is spent on residential, rather than industrial/ comMereial areas. Z. That it is adequate to guess the relative distribu- tion istribu-do Y of cost,on the hart of the departmWits betwet .a commercial /industrial and residential services. These assumlitions have the effect of considerably understating costs within this prgposed subdivision, as compared with other methods that have been used Cindy's Noxthurn Fiscal oa' thr< Impact Analysis, and the Bidwell Heights Fiscal Impact Anal}*sis, aixcl therefore, show the project in a very favorala7 light as compared with these other methods . It is Z npoxta.nt that your Commission widerstand the effect of these ass-Map,.la,is, because if they are accepted ]fere they Will certainly b6 used. in other fiscal impact analyses throughout the cGtzr►ty. If the guesses are correct, that would not be a problem. However, T think it is prudent to salgeest that the whole purpose of the fiscal inpac' analysis is to try, through study, to document actual county costs associated with Ile"development; Detailed study of these assumptions mai- well prove the assumptions inaccurate, and, therefore, tie whole cost versus revenue comparison may be worthless. In order to solve this problem, I would recommend 7that youry ' ontake two servative ae`rlcapita� cost For modelhe �forme bcosts -Isspcxi ao stick h Commission more conservative per ., � , _ . r .. and. 2 Authorize staff t,,.. with new residential bd�.visians, proceed with at plan to perform areawide studies of these cos ,s to standardize methot.c Bogy and l provide the necessary bas;elinr. information. BT ; sb 1' -5,CATE OF CALIFORNIA—RE$OURCES AGENCY < ' REG -__ DEPARTMENT OF FISH AND GAME EDMUND G, aRowN 1R:, GQ'varnor 1701 NIMBUS ROAb, SUITE A GO RANCHO CORDOVA,CALIFORNIA 95670(915) 355-7020 February 24, 1983 Mr. Steve Streeter Butte county Plann].1iq commission Seven county center .Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Dear Mr. Streeter: On October 8 1982,`we sent you our comments on Fourteen Mile Hou Butte County (SCH 8?.083109) and recommended that the 175-project$ acresoout" side of the cluster development be permanently restricted to of 20 acres. parcels in eXcess It is now our understanding that the 175-acre block is being Resource Conservation Zone. We are interested in area's fish and wildlife values from additional n permanently 9 cprotecting t e permanently [protecting the designation provides that el�a des If an R protection we support such. a desi � �gnation. should you have any questions, please contact Jerr Mensch Services Supervisor, telephone (916) 355-703o Y Environmental Sincerely, P.AU1 m Jensen Regional Manager P7'J pl s p }}e Co, plain" tr�lffli f1 MOO IC® UB�IFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT 7777_7-�000 _ . 1163 EAST SEVENTH STREET CHICO, CALIFORNIA 959'26 AREA CODE 916 e W-300,0 I, February 25, 1983 Ray Johnson.'Jr. 14 Mi.la House Inc. P. Q. Box 1700 Chico, CA 95927 SUBJECT: 14 Mi.l,e, House Subdi'vi.s :on Dear Mr. Johnson; On September 16, 1982 a letter was sent to Mr. John Mendonsa in the Butte County Department of Public Viorks. inhcah.CiUnifeolDirict Board of Education s Opposition to tebove cedidis onis with opposition was based on the 1antParkvi.ew�Slemo ary�Sch oleandoChico Junior others i,n the. area, would have High. School. ti Since.that letter was mailed, the Board of i.on to Educahis tion hasiadopte myou hwould1beon that they would remove their oppos,i.t wi.11ing to support the following mitigation measure: Building permit applications for residences. in this subdivision shall be. to any school mitigation fees established by an ordinance enacted prior to the, filing of such applications unless a Community Facilities District is created pursuant to Cal i�forni,a Goernmetnt Code Section 5.3311; et. seq. , covering the project aro prior to the i suance of any building permits: If you would be, agreeable received , the o this mitigation measure, will you please send a e letter to i11e indicating your agreement. If such, a' letter is Chico Unified School pi strict will removeany objection to this subdivision Count„y P1 9 and 1, will so advise the Butte lease don't hesitate to con If you nave. any guest ons regarding this matter, p tact me at 8.9.1-30..04. Sincerely, . bi,h G. Thompson t �o ° Busine.ss Pianager/Comproller RGTVV Robert Jeffries, Bettye Kircher, Steve Streeter cc O� .... . .:... it r+� 0 vou PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE W; OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 05465' PHONEo 534,I601 Pchruarv, 2,5, 148:5 Mr. Ray olinson, Jr.. 14-M :1e Ho P O 11ox 17no _ Chi c:o, C1 959,2 Re : [:eZi nc I`; 1e 82-47 (144.1116 llotisc ) Dear P1rj jolri sbn: lnc:1Oscd i.5 a o,oify of F-nclinc,5 c(mcorning YQLIV, ap17;t acation to rozone frOM 'I'I`I-5 ("1':tI11b0r Houiltain .5 -acre parcels) and V-1=40 (`S'-inr�_ r i�oLiritai11j i1C3-,rete 1 arce;ls) to .PAC (11l6nned Arca C just�e111 to allow the dPvuloprrion't of ?1 'res, i. (10,11tt1-1I Units to he :I,C1Gkat0d ort the cast "ide 0-( Higtnvl }' 52,, ttnrtia;�x.rltrrtc�l�t 'I 1./`r; ttilo's sotath of Vor.es't Ra'11.11, 14 nr:i.: cs lit) rtltonst of iii 100 As }toi.t are �it�+ixr tliC� Ca :l,�trrtl,it��; (ar�nnl.:;;�iotr iotttirtcie'rl the Publ' 'I c 110'ar i r.� BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION N, IC `'UB C H AR NG' Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Cup. that ,�mission Public hearings will be held on Thursday,, March 17 1983 at 7:30 p.m. in the Butte County Board of Supervisors'Room, Admin- istration Center, 25.County Center Drive, Oroville, California,. regarding the following: ITEM ON WHICH A DRAFT ENVIRONMENT IMP CT REP Rl'�EllIRED 1. 14 Mile House, Inc. Rezone from TM -5 (Timber Mountain, 5 acre parcels) and TM -40 (Timber Mountain, 40 acre parcels') to PA -C ,(Planned Area - C'luste'r) to allow the development of 25 residential units with one lot of 20 acres for agricultural use plus 156 acres of open space, located on the east side of Highway 32, approximately 1 1,/2 miles south of Forest Ranch, 14 miles northeast of Chico, more particularly described as All that real property situate in the County of Butte, State of California, described as follows; Lots 2, 7, 8, 13 and 14 and the southeast 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Section 18, T23N, R3E, MDB&M. EXCEPTING THEREFROM that portion deeded to the State of California by Deed dated August 1, 1961 and recorded November 7 1961,.in Book 1141 of offici Page 471. al records at ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion of the above describedy parcel. of ]and lying westerly of the parcel of laneeded to the State of California in Book 1147 of official records at Page 471._ ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM the following described parcel Commencing at the NW corner of said Lot 2 thence E along the N line of Lot 2 a distahc.e of 1580.0 feet to the point of beginning; thence S 18Q 00' 4J a distance of 940:.0 ft, thence S 720 00' E a distance of 350.0 ft, thence N 180 00' E a distenee of 850.0 ft. thence N a dista'hce of 194 ft. More or less to the N line ne of Lot 2. thence W along ,the line of Lot 2 a distance of 305.0 feet to t the N 1i he true of be-ginhing, point Containing 194 acres, more or less, Chico,, File No 82_42, p j p The above mentioned appl7cat7ons, ma s negative reports and environmental impact report are on file and available for public Viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, OeoVille, Calitorhia. EnVironmehtal, Impact Reports are also available at college and County Libraeits, BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISS1ON, B. A. KIPCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING rf'Q I � 0 DISTRIBUTION LIST FOR RE 1W RFn1191ZTS County Public. Works W2 JRRIGATION WATER NXII County Env. Heal thin 41 77 City of Biggs del "wflf Iggs- ridley Water Dist. Butte Water Dist. City of Chico --T- Durham Irr. Dist,, City of Gridley —7— orov,ille-Wyand. Irr. Dist. I City of Oroville Paradise Irr. Dist. 7 awn Of Paradise Richvale Irr. Dist, County 77— Table Mtn. Irr. Dist. st, &4 ./ tate --T—ra nsporta ti on Dept VU9MIL WATER Thermalito Irr. Dist. CATION FACILITIES Berry Creek Water Co. —7— Mutual W Bloomer Mtn. MUt Chico Area Rec. & Park Dist, ater Co. Brush Creek Estates Durham Area Rec. & Park Dist. —7— —7— Butte Water District Feather River Rec. & Park . Dist. CA Water Service Co. (Chico%Paradise Rec. & Park Dist. Urban area & Part of Oroville) �'i ChVale Rec. & Park Dist. Del Orn Water Co. tate Parks t Rec . Dept, (Paradise Pines) State Fish & Game Dept, Z Feather Fal Is (Louisiana Pacific) SCHOOL DISTRICTS Forest RanchMutual B199S Unified Gran Mutual . Skanse.h Sub,,) Butte Community College —7—$,Utte County SUP. of Schools Green Acres RlenwOod Dr. -Chico) 7—jtA State University$ Chico' Gridley Farm Labor Camp V71 f. Chico Unified 7 - Lake Madrone Water Dist, Durham Unified Magalia CO. Water Dist. Feather Falls Union Merry Mtn. Mutual (Clipper Mills) Golden Feather union Mulberry Water (SE Chico) Gridley High Gridley Union Northweeds Mutual (Forest Ranch) Ramirez Water OrOVille Elementary Springs of Living Waters OroVille Union High Richaf-dsoh Living Unified Stirling City I Palermo Union (Diamond International)Pioneer Union Vista Mutual (Durham) Thermalito Union COMMUNITY SERVICES IL SEWERS Lime Saddle Comm. Serv, Dist. Richa'Oe sanitary Dist. DRAINAGE B'utte Creek Drainage Dist. & Electric FIRE. PROTECTION ,,El Medio Fire Protect. Dist, County Fire bepaetMent6. State Division of Forestry MOSQUITO AgAttMENT.DISTRICTS Durham, 0 r6V'Illeo or Butte County POLICErPRQTECTIQN �` Mate Highway Patrol COUOtY Sheriff N a Burbank Pub. Utility Dist., (S- OrOville & Kelly Ridge) Skan4d_� Sob, (CSA 91) Sterling City SeWdr M61nt, Dist, Thormalito Irr'. Dist, (CSA 26) RESOURCE MANAGEMENT State Water Resources Dept. �_, —r— U.S. Forest service U.S,,Bureau Of Land Management OTHER i+, ��_.. •.may., ` . d '�.e^��.� ' ✓ ? W4. coun7 +1 La hl 1:.! P' :'i E a. DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS' CLAY CASTLEBERRY; Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95963 Telephone: (416) 574-4681 Comm, WILLIAM (Bill) CHFFF ©Co.Planntr9 � F. Deputy Director pub! O �9� ebruary 9, 1983 Orav�lla Rolls, Anderson & R(:',:i`,s RE: 14 Mile Nouse, Inc, PA -C 965 Fir St: AP 63-01-02 Chico, CA 95926 {ptn.) Gentlemen: on the Butt ' Please be advised that the above -referenced project has been placed Butte County Subdivision Committee's agenda for February 16, 1983, Public Works will be recommending the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The meeting will commence at 9:30 a.m. in the conference room located at 73 County Center brivo, Oroville California. If you should have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this of -rice. Very truly yours, clay Castleberry Director of Public Works Jriglnal signed by JOHN MENDONSA John Mendonsa Assistant birector JMAS attachment y cc.' Manning - Environmental Review Environmental Nealth Department Ray Johnsons P. 0; Box 1700, Chico; CA 9592 s 14 MILE HOUSE, INC. PA -C, ('Ray Johnson), 21 units on a site adjacent to Highway 32, about 14 miles northeast of Chico. Assessor's ParcelNumbers 63-01-02 (ptn.) Engineer: Rolls, Anderson & Rolls Public Works conditions are: 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Department of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities 2. Indicate 15 foot building setback line from the right -of -Way line of Highway g y 32. 3 Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) 4. Provide monumehtation as required by the Department of Public Works in accordance with accepted standards 5. rlradrs, Pend other 'Features shall comply with the Butte County G,; �r7rc° �;y design resolution and other accepted engineering Sta{iCd';~dS. 6. Provide permanent solution for 7. All easements of record to be shown on the final map. 8. Meet requirements of Butte County Eire Departr;ont or corer responsible agency, 9. Obtain state encroachment permit for new access. Also, provide all necessary data and material for application to State for new opening on Highway 32 and closure at existing opening. New opening to be a_publc road approach.— 10. pay off assessments: 11. Meet the requirements of the utility companies 0.0., PG&E, Pacific Tel ephorle, I:�ater, sewer), 12. File a tentative and final subdivision map and pay appropriate fees. 13. Construct public road approach at new entrance to Cal Trans standards. 14. Construct interior roads to standard shown on tentative map. t„ o y rw� f • .. `h T. "'*�'� • ..e17 :•'� fir, . ,�"y Y • 1� �' : ftC 1 yfYL �h \' h Mfa• ..,� I�R V I V. PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE, 534.4601 January 7 1983 Mr. Ray Johnson, Jr. 14 -Mile House P 0 Box 1700 Chico, Ca, 95927 Re: Rezone File 82-42 (14 -Mile House) Dear Mr. Johnson: As you are aivare, the Planning Commission at their meeting on January 6, continued the hearing OPEN 'until, March. 3 for your proposal to rezone from TM -5 (Timber Mou.ntaift, 5 -acre parcels) and TM -40 (Timber ?Mountain, 40 -acre parcels) to PAC ('Planned Area Cluster to al1low the development of 1 residential units, located on the east side of Highway 32, approximately 1 1/2 miles south of Forest Ranch, 14 miles northeast of Chico. This meeting will also be held in the Board Of Supervisor' Room, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, and is scheduled, to begin at 7:30 P. M If you have any questions, please feel free to contact our offico Sincerely, A. Karcher Director of Planning /lid n • ! �\a ViM LAND OF NATURAL WrA.LTk( AIL [r DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CLAY CAsTLEBERRY, Director COLINTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone.- (916) 534.4681 WILLIAM (BIII) CHEFF Deputy .joe $uj+ e,Co, 1Plarning C4aaran6 JU 0.5 19$ January 6, 1933 Rolls, Anderso-iand Rolls �: 965 Fir St. AP 63-0--02 ptn. Chico, CA 95926 14 Mile House PA -C' Gentlemen: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Subdivision Committee held on Januar d the above -referenced Y 5, 1983, the Cotnmi.tL•e„ reviewed PA -C. This project is now ready 'to go forward to the Planning commission Public Works is recommending the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The Health Department is still in the process of gathering information and'has not yet compiled its list of conditions. Should you have any questions regarding this matte _. r f this ,off�.cei , please contact - this Very truly yours, Clay Castleberry Director of Public Works John Mendonsa JM/ds Assistant Director. + Mile house,, T.nc , PA -C, (Ray Johnson), 21 units on a site adjacent to Hwy. 32, about 14 miles northeast of Chico. Engineer; Rolls, Anderson and Rolls Assessor's Parcel number: 63-01-02 ptn. Public Works conations are.; 1Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept. of Publ:ic'Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2. Indicate 15 ft. 'building setback: line from the right-of-way line of Hwy. 32. 3. Street signs shall be gn provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names; for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) 4. Provide monumentation as required by the. Dept. of Public Works in accordance with; accepted standards 5. Street grades and'other features shall comply with the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering standards. 6 Provide permanent solution for drainageo 7. All easements of record to be shown on ine final map. 8. Meet requirements of 'Butte County Tare Dept: or other responsible agency. 9 Obtain state encroachment permit for new access. Also provide all necessary data and material forapplication to State for new opening_ on Hwy. 32 and closure at existing opening. New opening tobe a public roan approach. 10. Pay off assessments, ll. Meet the requirements of the utility companies (i.e., PGS° Pacific Telephone, water, sewer). 12i File a tentative and final. subdivision map and pay appropriate fees; 134 Construct public road approach at new entrance to Cal Trans standards, 14 Construct interior roads to standard shown on tentative map. co a) I „--�� 1" rALTIi A14D BEAU PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE; 5j4.4601 .January ,S, 19815 R. D. Skidmore Caltrans - District 3 P. 0 Box 911 Marysville, CA 95001 RE; 14 Mile House; Inc. PA -C Rezone, SCH # 8.2083104 Dear 'Mr. Skidmore: We are forwarding a copy of the draft environmental impact report (ETR) For tho 14 Mile House project. Since we diel not receive ga y comments ,From Caltrans during the State Clevring, house review, the document is being :Forwarded to you separatoly. A letter is on ;File, dated November 1.3, 1981, From your office. Specifically, your comments are requested with rcgard to the public road approach onto Highway 52. IF you have addi.ti,orina comments beyond those contained in the November 13, 1981 letter, we would like to rece i.ve those comments within 30 days from your receipt of this letter. T -f furthOr information is requirod, please contact our office. Sincerelyy Stephen A Streeter Senior Planner SAS1kt Enc. cc; 14 Mile Housei Tnc - �" :,w .��•�"".^.,,y-'vim'- .a�� �' =,:,-_ r Y1 'y j^ ! I. rry f'>i i 1 �� 1- i i ♦ fiA. {`w a � � ,1 ` PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE: 534-4601 December 30, 1982 14 Mile House P.O. Box 1700 Chico, Ca. 95927 Re Rezone File 91-42 Gentlemen: Enclosed is a copy o.= 'she Staff haemo regarding the extension of time to consider your project for a rezone from "Thi' -5" (Timber Mountain 5 acre parcels) and "TNI -4011 (Timber Mountain 40 acre parcels) to "PA -C" (Planned Area -Cluster) to allow the development of 2? resin•;-nt%al units, located on the east side of Highway 32 approximately 1 1/2 miles south of sorest Ranch, 14 miles northeast of Chico. A public hearing for this project has been set for the Planning Conunission at their regular meeting on January 6 1983. This meeting will be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County Center Drive, grov lle, and is scheduled to begin at 7:30 p.»n. Should you have any questions, please feel ,free to contact this office. Sincerely, B4 A4 Kircher )'rector of Planning BAk.1r Enc. Ito nk LAND OF NATURAL WEA L1 H ANC) u`fift!,;►' Y DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS CLAY CASTLEBERRY, Director 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE, OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Telephone:(916) 534.4681 WILLIAM (Bili) CHEF F planning (.+p1` n1 Deputy Diractor December 28, 1982 orov 1 % up�lii SA ;r'3 Rolls, Anderson' and Rolls RE: 14 Mile House PA -C 965 Fir St-, AP 63-01-02 ptn. Chico, CA 95926 Gentlemen: Please be advised that the above -referenced project has been placed' on the Butte County Subdivision Committee agenda for Janua;-y 5, 1983. Public Works will be recommending the conditions of approval as listed on the attached sheet. The mooting "3ill Countcommence CentertDrive,a4m. in 0rovi1leheCaliforreiae rod►it located at 7 y If you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office. Very truly yours, Clay Castleberry Director of Public Works Lew• ' ~, r JQh,l hJendonsa Assistant Director JM/ds attachment c 1•a"ning Health Ray Johnson, P. 0_; BOX 1700, Chico, GA 55927 14 'Mile House, Inc., PA -C, (Ray Johnson), 21 units on a site adjacent to . � Hwy. 32, about 14 miles northeast of Chico, Engineer: Rolls, Anderson and. Rolls, AP 63-01-02 ptn, Public Works conditions: 1. Submit road and drainage plans to the Dept. of Public Works for approval and install the required facilities. 2. Indicate proper building 'setback line from the Centerline of Hwy. 32. 3. Street signs shall be provided by the developer at all street intersections per County requirements. (Submit 5 alternate street names for each street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names..) 4i Provide monumentation as 'required by the _Dept—of Public Works in. accordance with accepted standArAs. 5. Street grades and other features shall compl:1 viith the Butte County Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering standards; 6. Provide permanent solution for drainage. 7. All easements of record to be shown on the final map. 8'; Meet requirements of Butte County Fire Dept. or other responsible agency. 9. Obtain state encroachment permit for new access. Also provide all necessary data and ;material for application to State for new opening on Hwy. 32 and closure at existing opening. New opening to be a public road approach_. 10. Pay off assessments. 11, et the requirements ments o .the utility companies (i.e., PG&E, Pacific Me 12. File a tentative and final subdivision map and pay appropriate fees. 13. Construct public road approach at new entrance to Cal Trans standards. 14. Construct interior roads to standard shown on tentative map. Inter -De ar#�T!/!Aftdrandum To Punning Commis ion ro)d Steve Streeter., Planning suerecr: 14 Mile House PA -C 82-42 0AT€: December 16, 1982 Rezone :from & n1940 to PA -C to allow development of residential units on the East side of Highway 1/2 mi south of Forest Ranch, 14 miles 21 8 y 32� approximately Off agenda item to request extension no of Chico, attached letter, to January 23 of time for action ler the PA -C rezone application dor ' 19$Z. iVe are scheduling#the meeting, A continuation the Januar 6 January 1983 Planning Commission propose on that date to pallot,tatheoag as 60 to 90 satisfy Health Department requirement days, tvi11 be applicant sufficient 'time to water supply, s For sewa e g disposal and Mo—t-?0 Approve the extension of time fo 1983 for the M, C rezone a r action to January 23 PPlcation of 14 Mile. Houser Inc. lay U. Johnson, Jr. BUILDER - DEVELOPER P, O, Box 1700 Chico, California 95927 (916) 891-1971 �C�► S zC>-3 V t--" 90 A'P-P k -T[ ©P*Z5rL— 7a "� _ �t� E - t ��- Cz�c� Az.,►.t7 17 l S (mac � n BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COHMISSION INOLICE OF Pa- IC HEARING— Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that public hearings will be held on Thursday, January 6, 1083, at 7:30 p.m. in the Butte County Board of Supervisors' Room, Admi.nist$ation Center, 25 County. Center Drive, Or.oVille, California, regarding the following ITEM DETERMINED TO BE CATEGORICAILT bXbNIPTM Ut MENTAL REVMII 1. Errze� � M. Parra - Variance to allow existing workshop and storage building within the side yard setback, on property zone] A-40 (Agricultural, 40 acre), located approximately 1400 feet north of the intersection of Stanford Lane and Sacramento Northern _Railroad, identified as AP 38-15-35, Durham. ITEMS ON WHICH NEGATIVE DECLARATION REGARDING RO 1MUTT= ACT IIAVEICOMMf LADED 1. Roger Chambers Use permit to allow 'welding in conjunction With a muffler shop on property zoned A-2 (General), located. on the northeast corner lot on Rio Lindo Avenue at the Esplanade, identified as AP 44-15-50, Chico. 2. The Southland Corp. Modification of a Use Permit to allot+r underground storage of inflammables, on property zoned C-2 (General Commercial), located on the southUast corner of Bast- Avenue and State Highway 32, identified as AP 42-08-60, Chico, 3. Larry Nolan English Rezone from TM -5 (Timber Mountain S acre parcels) to Tri -2 (Timber mountain - 2 acre parcels) located on the east side of Robert B. Lee Drive (Nopel Drive) , approximatoly 1500 feet north of Highway 32; Forest Ranch, more particularly described dsi. (AP No. 63-11.05) Parcels 1 and 2, as shown on Parcel Map of a portion of the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter of Section 6, Township 23 North, Range 3 East, MMB&M, which map was filed in the office of the recorder of the County of Butte, State of California, June 16, 1982 in Book 88 of Parcel maps, at pages 74 and 75` EXCEPTING TfIEREP-ROM any portion thereof lying Southerly Of tiie East-West centerline of the Southeast quarter Of said Sectionas described in deed to Larry Ni English, recorded �February 28s 1080 in Book 2491 of Official Records, at page 355, records of Butte County California j Containing 10.34acres more or, Less. Forest ttanc}i. Filo No. 83-31 4- Boarofd Supervisors Mural Residential) A- Alignment of ne from 2 Of the n;4 SkYtva 1� to S -T! (Genex,a Irx• iv ali Y) locate (Scenics and A_ xgatio gnment d i+�i t F!i T R Sectio n DIstrict of SkYiva hxn 350 .fee""ay) (Nei, 'One onn 4; T21N R2E BOundarY to fxom the west' °n both s1 dos , more (intersect o the Wes ter2 CrIY Paradise es That Particular with exist line of °f the Portion ll o f pro ly described as: industrial as shown enterI Ine ofertY locatedl Butte °n those the nett' ali riv1tllin 350 E-153 cot 11 Publi�xght'°f-1va bnment ° f eet Sec. and .6`1640 storks 'Department on fileYtvay Limits. T2l,V R2E l and east of men' Numbe xny the 1lDBiti1 and It the west line o f-1410, Exce t °f the Parad• Property there xse rolvil 971pe19 descri ediinthat no,.,on to i and 2141. Butte Count Gated within C°r�taini Y Ordinances gl that ng 1 3 0 acres E�VVIR ,. ITEM p , 'more or less, Paradi�-- 0Jv%,, NT N 1412CF1 `'e• rixe No,. l 14 Mi I c, A DnAl~ T S acre e house, Inc, RE to AC parcels Rezone Ijl'Z D P (p ce'l ) and TAI.40 from `.Ch! -•S 21 reside d Area (Timbez• (Timber hfo approxi nti,al units - I ter Alou"tain 40 untain noi't.}1oa t telt .1r Located to allow the' acre Of Chicazles south ofnrthE east Si-deel op Mentro Zs) All snore particularlst Ran ch 14 fl�ghivaY 32 Statelo f real Property Y described 1z1e5 CaIifornIa situate a t°�s� 2' 7, �, 13 ' described as foilao°unty o f Bu. Vo rth and tvs t to flan e we s l 4 g 3' East, b B r� OfSectSection IS utheast guar ter EXCEp1'I,VG TFl. TOWn.81,ip 23 No O E 1Vo Of dal x.fo rn i a b 1'ROAI th tx th at vember 7 1961 Y Deed datPortion deeded Page 471• xn .Boob 114jgust 1, 160 the State trso 1 and ExChPTING o f dff cial flecdrds recorded e . scribed Farce TllEhhrROnC a' land deeded land 11 at of Off, O that teial necobclshe S't�ttek of Ion Weporsterly the abate at Gage 4.71 California in he parcel' AhSO Er�'Ci;p��x�lG_ TlCE � fool: 11 RBFP t la o 1147 Comtnenc, Poll Ing at owing de$ the iVorthtve�• cr:bed TllhVCS East alo s parcel of t corner ol• nS the said ,bot 2; 1584.0 feet to the North lx Point ohne ash a t Fe z a distance Booms 33_40. THENCE South 180,001 West a distance of 040.0 feet; THENCE South 7.2000' East a distance of 350;0 feet; THENCE North 180 00' East a distance of 850.0 Feet; THENCE North a distance of 194 feet more or less to the North line of Lot 2; THENCE {Vest along the North line of Lot 2 u distance of 305.0 feet to the True Point of Beginning. Containing 186 acres, more or less, Chico., File No. 82-42.: The above mentioned applications, maps, negative reports, and environmental impact report are on file and available for public viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Orovi.11e, California, Environmental Impact Reports are also available at college ano' y ries. BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION BETTYE A. KIRCHER, DIRECTOR OF PLANNING TO fit PUBLISHED IN THE Ci ICO ENTERPRISE RECORD ON T'tIURsbAY DECEMB8R 231 10826 ME "GE „ 8z-42 14 Mile lHouse O Ray J i llsoni. Tr S tovc Streater OFA I mnn ' ------ ,. w.A'f E TIME 12/21 sZ PHONE Telephoned L'i Pleose Call t Returned Call j Will Call Agtlin Was In _. .7 Wanfs i0 Saa You tnlotmotioh Note and { ¢' Comment p T U Ro y 1 '_s ._J Rc-rnyte ..,• lnvestigdteI.... $ignafura M Contact Mc d= f7aturn I Approval „1 Pilo !ti Eornatdad pdt Request oux' records ao nat indicate w g1n •Nhydu� school MOtrlCt and Publ. oats fie' our` wxi tan xesponsa o =v -re Tin received Iettt rs� /mOmorundun>s xont nv.aronmen a e cies 6nd 0 tvr - ' cc: Isco nAnalysts �� " E'2-41 MEO A Cv Horse 14 Mile nay Johnson, Jr. TO h� Steve Stree��r ------------ TIME piioNEs2pinnae ned Gol{Wna Coll', will CnitAgam7 ffI Inr. _ Vfonts to 500 Youd to Nnte and "Plysren Sgtrotuta nt i ,; Re-routeApotovaEgate f2efvtn 1.. pr[tr pot.vnrdodi��o9 pot iubm ttal of your wr:i.tton MESSAGE. responses to the attached letters, fxom state agencies,, will expodite the 8chdcilfli tile "o1PGt• c n+�o-Ana�Yts 'By _ . 0110TICE OF CUMPLETIOi`i 1CM � L 1, (of Draft 'EnVi.z:onmental. `s;npacttenon) AUG 25 l9 2 .uty WE tiEsBLE ZG:E:�CY: DEPARTMENT: 'M JACINTH r. �,o�.�-� ty of Butte . Planning ' g 14 Mile House PA -C Rezone (A. ' & C, Volpato, D. Alm, AP 63-01-02 (ptn) Ray 6, L. Johnson) 82-42 Crl�x� SS; CITY- COUNTY; 7 COUnty Center Drive I Oroville Butte CIDNMICT PERSON: AREA CODE PHONE: Ber.tVe kircher, Director of Planning _ 910 534-4601 P ��..3' SEC^i DESCRIPTION Or NATURE,_ PLJRVOSF,,_AND BEN EFTCIARItS Rezone and tentative subdivision map for a planned development of. 21 residences on 10.4 of a 186 acre site with it acres of open space plus 165 acres + of, common area to include a S'Wimming pool and a mini- stc rage facility, locatect adjacent to Highways 32; about 14 miles northoast of Chico ROj=T LOCATION CITY: PROJECT LOCATION COUNTY northeast of Chico Bute s T:1`�SE. PERIOD PROVIDED FOR REVM1: 30 days endingSeptember 27, 1982, h D E55 tVNERv COPY OP DFL*'T EIRE 15 AVAILABLE`- Planning Dopartmeht, 7 County Center Drive; OrovillO, California 95965 .uty G E rr r 06 R .io gu�te, County L; brarX - __Chico BTancliec ai= 131 arin-Ing pnto - - — ATE TIME Plit)NE 8 Zb/8 ::!TeTeF-h6hbd 0 Plaoto Coli 0 iias In Returned Coll n will Call Again { Wants to Sae YbU �'-Informalion Nota and LJ Reply =ommrB! t-1 io•routo Ur slonetuto 9nves.trogte U katutri U AppioYdl Contact ddcU Pilo �; j Patwardad. Per Request 14n extra copy . • o.f the .FITC fWL 'MESSAGE: the -14-M-1 g h, -�jntw�2r(jCA-t Y-Ojjlgh that cine may --h h s 'rcuU,.tea/ay—ail .b1e- fQT--c11C. xz--w- t. OlVern ght. or .lmnger._ Y r - , easingDose Chico Area Recr on 15 s �' ❑zay. , vex c:v Anthropology Dept. r -loth St,. Rm. 12'I 54-5 Vc.110m 95926enue hto, California hico Chico, Ca. 9.5929 958'1 T� �. Gas & Electric �; Calif. . Water ;Ser e Co. Caj.State Univ., Chico Biology Dept;. M. 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Aqx) 14 ]`Tile HOUS'O Oxa Dille,, Cly 95965 g ,- 4 "" (City, Siatzi and ZiP Code oulNuaw c6mploieItems!,3,Ap .Add y'dyr s0rers to 06 #0,R#.'T0hN �O" rpscc pn tovcrsd. 3, Tho ibuowl6g sarvtCo is ren ested (ch aknde) 1 Mow to rah4m acid AafedcllvcrCdi,.:.::..: Sllgw to whont'data and address of 4440ry...-4' U�t;tlucubp�:LX} 'Ry �"wloiVto whom and dato doltuercd...::.::..:..... Q ktTd�1C`fED.U1rLN3iY. bliow to Whotlt, dater and address of ttellvoty.t ( C ()N3ULT POST 4ASItR FOR rr-.FS) Al rlctllAQDRE•SSCO,tOt Suite Clearinghouse Rf1TICl @ DESM IPTIONt CER'tiP'd�DNI'I. " i�iSURt:r�i,IC1� < 5 899652�t 45 lllMWgys obtain sEBrla•wro of bddra wo or hgont.l �-hhvd "Colved Cho .e *10 doudbed above, sta,jAygltti rUddreseeo Mutttorizedagent ' kL a, D11 ITE10 : P OF LIVERY AUG 2719 �� B,' A.DDR�6B ICcrtiNlcto ohty ti a}t ), ��,5".1 �, B. UNABLE TO UELIVEn EMUS � �^� En S - 1 S' '^�t1P0 t tt+7oaod;dN3 Rm 121. Sacramento. CA 95814 •M 9161 613 1+.at:t to: State Clearin "" see: anause.1400 �n NOTICE OF COMPLV104 AND ENVIRONMENTAL 40C IMEHT _ipAtiSMITTAL FORM SCH i w»- ?. Prrjec, Title; 14 rile House 'Planned. Area-ClUs ter _Rezone Lead ,;pAcy $Elite County ..._.. 3., Contac. Person: StephC'ri A. Stree uex',,,_.,_., . aress:7 County Center Drive 3b. city.. Orovil'le , CA Sc, 0l1tt O 3d .� o:9596°e ?honer 9161 534-460`1 ,,...,...,_.... ;cum~ LOCAT ay: 4. County Butte -a. Comunity Forest T:anch rt,;' „1sess3r's Parcel tYa.— 63-01 -02 (portion) 4c' Sec:M„ 18 Town. 23N Range 3B =a. Fo:A ue'�an" Major _b. =or Rural, trots Streets 4earest ar uitl%i. g zilles of: 6a, State Hwys 32 6b• Airoor: 6c. River�li i n Crnr+lc�,� (* 4barra 4c are optional; i"f" OF A T"' TYPE eI PROJECT Emv Employees 1 FUNDING (approx . PS OF.00CU4EVt Seleet ua .o Sf i5elect un to 5) General Plan X Resiaentiat; Units acres 1.0 .4 of Fed. S Office SQ': ET. Emp, 186 X Draft Em _ ,,Elerxnt Adoption � State 5r General �4rlend, 5hoap ng! ting Ott .�... Plan �Corr+erctai;SC.FT, Fmn. Local S. ;tttigatad !leg Dec industrial! Privates Su:,ple�ent (if so, XRezoning Manufact ing.SQ.F7•._^ttmo,______, ricr SC}€ ■�_ P,U.D� dater/Sewer: FSGO_ Other I �x PA �SubdiVi3tan Map _;rznsportation Use permit .� c•. Pss~Ssnent ,._. Mineral Extrac:iorr:Mtneral;: TO ALS =IS ^,Annexation cower Generation/transmission, _r 'indinc No Sig, Irrdaet w,Ordinance :Master EIR _Other: -- total Project Acres Other: �--- F%�'S OF 01stutsION IN OdcumsfT (teledt, as many as neeoed) J�s,Housing Balance X Wildlife Habitat ALands �Grrwth !educing Tnxic Hostas X Trat< WCirculatian ..Flooding/Drainage XHistaricai New Land Use Trend X Soil Erosion :tri `Cualtty Fire Hazard XArcheotagical ;� Gw*ulative 1=ad. Other: docartds Water SUoply Sdnools Not Vd waste l Geolo iclSplsmic Coastal SeMe rl5ep ti t 3 'Nnisr g �-- "�`� O O chaparral and p,11Oty nine forest land; TNI-5 and F iii LAAO lja ANQ- LOtai4G '� � r n � h n,. � t9, pEr C_SCRIfrI��?t� Ttezone arid toni developin.es o �+ i e ter- �:ir.�or:tS .�� a' of a cn space p1Lis 165 acres + of , common. area to } 1a001 and a niii i-storaSoutility. - ` . Si�aVk.rt%.�N� EfF'eCTS{ POSSIBLE MIttGAI'tON_ a}i0 AGi°tL4AT1YEs ieotionsll, , rV �✓' ��? :, • '; 1 • _ � ° u' { SEE OV R 0 $UGGES i S A%. R; V t E►Ii�tS St4 rttue't a? Lead Agency Repr_;�, E: Cle'arinncuse gill assign identification nurber for new prdj'ec•s: If a number already exists for the p►ojrct (erg, fwortr ora of org"th doeation) please fill . 28` ` r (revised ! eolactl C 4i A-1a 7FIMENTIVING. AGFNgIES ResourcesAgeocy Parks & Recreation Aim Resources Board _ X Office of Historic Pres Conservation Nati +re American 'Heritage Oil and Gas Conservation Corps Mines and Geology�� State Lands Commission -' .Fish and Game X Public Utilities Comm. Coastal Commission. Energy Commission Caltrans District S .� ._., Food &A9ri culture Boating & Wate► gays Health: 'Forestry Noise Control Water Board: Toxics Water Rights Environmental Health X Water Quality Industrial Relations Regional Board Corrections Dept. of Water Resources Consumer A'ffai rs Reclamation Board Housing & Comm. Dev. Water Conservation General Services __. Dam Safety Real Estate Solid Waste Aeronautics Colorado River Board OTHRR: `CTRPA (Ca1TRPA) -`RPA (Tahoe RPA) ti Bay Conservation DO. Comm FCR SCH ISE ONLY Ca t.o Red `d at SCH rata Review Starts. _ r O'ate to Agehci'es BI Ito to SCI Sid ;Clearance Date NOTts _. 1 NOTICE TO TETE PUBLIC to = notified that an envxozlttrtbject ersons are liEreb� • All �.nterested P has been completed for the follotv�ng P �- port HEIR) impac4 rO p,, � C. Voll'>ato, ,, Alm, Rezone and 14 11,1'' 1Eooh PA)-RA��'6s-01 ,02 (p need cic;ve'lopment Ray � L, Johnson) . tentati�c s,abdivis�-ol�m4pofoa 186 acre-5cIto jlont�a"rea om of 2l TesidCnceson ace p1`us# 165 acres *.ostorage facil' ty, acres of open space ,eo1 and a mini- �+ool �2, about 14 Mile north, to include a swimming P y located adjacent to r;,hjq o. public reviettif past o E Chic County Centel' Dfivc he above-mentio"ted tIR axe availa'b1e for Cepa es of 1 P1ann� rig Department at Chico talc Univex`sa t�' a at the gttte County Library branclkcs, the Butte �O an Chico City Lbr. axy Orotirxlle > e Library )butte College fire ETII. are • the material contained in County Public Comments concerna.ng the close h continents can be sub steddabovellu til . 2; Solicited. Such, planning Pep'artment at the address 5e, tembeT 27, 193 of. the 50 clay review pleriocl at 5 p,m,. B. A. Kircllcx Director o f P;l:annin prise Record on Friday To be published in the Chico Entexl August 27; 19820 .Ox ti+ PAL VV LAI.TH ASal0 BEAUTY PLANNING coMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVR - OROVILLE, GALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE. 514-4601 may ti l9 Rtty 'Li. .7ohlYson, Jr, p. 0. Box 17`00 Chaco, CA 95927 RE?,; , Pis Cal Analy'SIS 'tlrlcl EIR Fee Deposit for 'le house PA -C 91e # 82-42 Deft I. {`1z,; ,Totillsotl: 1 ` H1 1 ♦ 7 a Ih .t SL. ll .4 Ina S 4s Th.1s' is to noti :> j• 'y0Ll that goo ai e rc eltrosttit>11, 'ites p o )rout, bra j ect . An exartlal c o r SLtch a repcai't 1�r�rs Pi=eparecl ' Can)ron Pail: l sti "Ct. T110 costJrevenuo an t11ttlysa:� I'or tho rePoi�c►iced P'rojc.ct a. available Cor ��otar 1Ve will. prooeer to c z+oc►lato the (1-ra Ct �TC2 tivi tlioitt tlto Ca soa1 annl,Ys:c; upon 1�crcapt oti the. prev'aot►s1yT i�cclL►�"aitecl Ggq,QQ �lclosit, flotvc��or, 1 for to t11c t1.t►rc JtSSionthat the PA -C iOZonc ' 8 conside `cd by the PlnI'll 1n�rocl►►rand st►bt�irrto��ar'It�o tticl�rLiotl;�wcs' rho �rrp'ot'i should lac pre 6p e rig soeka.ntw cl i1`ctiori lrbttt tate gotirt'cl' 01` �iLtllCrt? sor; as to tl1,c mc`tllocloIoc;; file}R n'r Ltic1 lake to sec x.ri these C :so:.►1 roliotts sa Y projects. afi to be consist i or all 1 1` y�ou'litrvc any clttost ons ref ;aty�llVi l n 1tts5anclstai noiy lie uncles*si;gilcd tlto >�,ik deposit, please cont tot _ sancci`e� y tE 1l.`n Ai 5'trectct` Son:io' i Pl an'noi sAS;1kt cc Al. l eclt, Er~o�Atl;tlysts ,• a APPENDIX F ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) 82-42 11RD x . BACKGROUND AP # Log 81-10-14-03 63-01-02 (p tn 1. Name of 'Proponent Ray E. Johnson, Jr. 14 Mile Rouse', Inc. 2.Address and Phone Number of Proponent: Devcor Inc. Rolls, Anderson and Rolls F. U. BOX it Street Chico, CA 95927 Chico, CA 95926 3 Date of Checklist Submitted 4. Agency Requiring Checklist 5. Name of Proposal, if applica e ezone o FA -u anct--' Tentative Subdivision 1Jap M ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers are required on attached sheets.) YES MAYBE NO 1. Earth. 14111 the proposal result in significant a. Unstable earth conditions of in changes i:n geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, com- paction or overcovering of the soil?` c. Change in topography o1 ground sur- celief features or removal: of ? topsoil? d, Destruction, covering or modifica- tion any e geologic or physical features e. Increase in wind or eater erosion of soils, either on or -off the site? f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in silta- tion, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or strewn or the bed of the ocean or AD I IL any bay, inlet or fake? g, Loss of prime agriculturally pro - ductive soils outside designated urban axes? � Appendix F page 1 of 9 a. Altorations to the course or flow of flood waters? e, Change in the amount of surface water in any water body? f. Discharge into surface waters, or in ,ny alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or rata of flow of ground waters? h, Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through clirect additions or withdrawa or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? P, ndi.k 'V page 2 of 9 YBS MAYBE NO h. Exposure of people or property to ° geologic hazards such as earthquakes landslides, mudslides, ground failure, or similar hazards? 2. Air. Will the proposal result in: A4 Substantial deterioration of ambient or local air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? C. Significant alteration of air movement, moisture or temperature, E' or any change in climate, either locally or. _ regionally? 3. Water, '14111 the proposal result in substantial: a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements? b» Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amount of. surface water runoff c. Need for off-site surface d'•ainage improvements, including vegetation removal, channel.ization or culvert installation? a. Altorations to the course or flow of flood waters? e, Change in the amount of surface water in any water body? f. Discharge into surface waters, or in ,ny alteration of surface water quality, including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen or turbidity? g. Alteration of the direction or rata of flow of ground waters? h, Change in the quantity or quality of ground waters, either through clirect additions or withdrawa or through interception of an aquifer by cuts or excavations? P, ndi.k 'V page 2 of 9 YES MAYBE NO i. Reduction_ in the amount: of watex' - otherwise, available for public 'watersupplies? - J, Exposure: df people or property to water rel at r;�d hazards such as flooding,? 4. Plant- Life . Will the proposal result i.n ubst ant :al a. Loss of vegetation or change in the diversity of species or number of ah:7 species of plarts (including trees, shrubs, grass, C-rop s , Ash microflorA and aquatic plants) ? b. Reauction of the numbers of any unique, rare or erdangered species of plantL ? '. C. Intrroduction of new species of plants into an area, o% in a barrier to the normal replenishment of exil sting species? - d; Reduction in acreage of any agri- cultural _crop!.__ 5, Animal Life, 1,1111 the proposal result in substantial. a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles; fish and shell- fish, bent;hic organisms, insects or C micofauna)7 b, Reduction Of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of animals? c, introduction of new species of animals into an area, or result in a barrier to the migration Or movement of animals? d, Reduction of, encroachment upoli, or detet<ioratioti to existing fish or aJildlife habitat? _ _ Appendix 1a - page 5 of -9 - Y i YNS MAYBE" NO 6. Noise. Will the proposal result in substantial: C a„ Increase's in noise levels'? --' b. Exposure of peopleto severe noise levels? 7• Li ht and Glare, Will the. proposal ���, scant light or glare? p oduca sI. s. Lan_Use. Will- the proposal result in a significant, a, Alteration of , he planned 'land use establish a trend of an area, or which will demons lead to such alteration? --- b. Conflict with uses on adjoining w'.th properties, or conflict establrhed recreational, educa- C,tional; reli iaus or so'ent*f1 g uses of an area? -- 9. Nat:ura . Resources- Will. the proposal t in stbstantial: rests a. bemand fox, ar increase 3.n the rate resources't of use of any natural b. Depletion of any nonrenewable #'a natural resource? - -" 1.0 . piss, of� Does the proposal of an e.�p lesion c�"; invr 'lve a risk the -release of hazardous substanctoi es li limited 'iation) (including) but not pesticides, chemicals oz rad or upset in the event of an accident 11. po ulation, Will the proposal icaatly alter the location, g ` or growth distribistion, d�nspof an human rate of the population 'or jcally divide an area pllys estehlisiled communit r? existing the proposal aus Will 1� M i ns; . hOus ng • affec'existing s a. or create a demand for additional. ._ Appendix r page 4 of 9 YES MAYBE NO` 13, culdtion.. 14ill the proposal result in: a. Generation of substantial additional vehi.culax movement? b. Si.gnficaht effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? c. Substantial impact upon existing tra.n.sporteti,on systems? d, Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? e Alterations to ;waterborne., rail or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic Hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians? 146 Public Services. Will the proposal have an et`-ect upon, or result in. a substantial need for new or altered governmental services in any of the folloNaing areas: a. Fire protection? b, Police protection? C. Schools?' d,. Parks or other recreational facilities? e; Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? =- .: f, other governmental serviced? l5: Ener Will the proposal result in', a, use of substantial amounts of fuel: or energy' b. Substantial increase in demand upon existingsources of energy or deVelopmeat of new sources of easel"gy? v:—= Ap endxx -,.'?age -5 .of__9 YES MAYBE, NO 16 Utilities. Will the proposal result , in a neee 'for new 'systems, or sub- stant al alterations to the following utilities; a. Power o i: natural gas? b, communications system's? - c. Water? d. Sewer (will trunit lin . oe extended, providing capacity b.) serve rnew development)"? +. ..;..:a e. Storm water drainage? 1.7, Human Heaath, Will the proposal result in a. Creation of any health. hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental heal th) ? b6 exposure of people to potential health hazards? 13. Solid waste: Will theroposal result in any significant impactsassociated with solid waste disposal Or litter control? ��.. 19. Aesthetics, Will the propos A result any public �.'��struction of designated or recognized scenic vista open to the public, or wall the proposal result i the creation o an aesthetically offensive site open to public view? 20. Recreation. [Jill the proposal result In: an i.m act upon the quality or quantitypof existing public re crea- tion facilities`t---- 21. Archeolo icall-Historical, Will the proposa ]:esu t in an a teration of a significant archeological or historical site structure $ object or building? Appendix F .. page 6 69 9 a. Does the p �ro'ect have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlif e species, cause a fish or wildlife population to drop below self sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a p lant or animal comms mt.Mity, reduce the number of restrict the range of a rare or endangered al or eliminate important examples of or the major periods of California history or prehistory? _. o' cbcti have the potential b , Does the prJ to achieve short te,2m benefits to the detrimeIt of publicly adopted long-term environmental goals? ---- ---- C. Does the project limited, impacts which i are ndividually but cumulatively considerable? (a project may impact on two or more separate resources where tl�e impact on each resource is relatively small) but where the of fect of the total of those impacts on the environment is • significant .) do Does the. project have environmental- . effects which will cause substantial adverse effects on hii.man beings; either d`xectly or indirectly? Appendik page 7 6f xxx, DISCUSSION OP EiWxRONN1ENTAL Vsubd.Tvosion map and rezone Tile proposed prod _t is a. tentativelots. The ret}uest for a planned development pmentd on2the�egsternle mslde of Highway 18Ci' + acre project site a portion of the W Nt.l�. i. I`I; The site is identified 32 �lEotitt 2 miles south of Forest Ranch. and is �' p o `eGt site is 1j of- Section 18 , T , 52N . , R. 2E . , � a � rOximate l.y sensor"s parcel 63-01-02 }�hc pr J as a portiiio Ofw�st by Highway 32, Little Chaco Creek, 1p bounded tIle eastern boundary • (See 2,000 feet to the east; runs along Figure 1.) ect sl,te General Plan designations :dor the grand The But County The developer, are Grazing and Open Lana (minimum 40 acres per D/Q), arcel be rezoned :from Agricultur,a.1-Resideitt�,a7. (m�.n�.mum one acre p }lay Johnson, Jr • , has proposed that the p' ea Cluster TNI-40 (x.53 + acres) and. Tri- 5 (33 + acres) to planned Ar (PA-C) : The • e development of ca.lstom.builthomesinsa lareadOf x-0.4 An e:Ccll151V ers proponent will develop 27 non-contiguous acres : T1ie'se 0.35 + acre rots will wl11 remain asdundevel pea (See rigure 2.) L0 22 (11 acres) The remaining 168,2 acres will be eedestrianDpath, pasture land, bathhouse, p the area and �va.11 include a s1�iiriAlso pincltadedwin�'.cl this 7 �cbe�le Etras. and iitini-storage facility. ri ure 2) are steep canyon walls of Little Chico Creel. hr dpigured, under open s ace + The 49.4 acres Shown 011 t le Si tiayP t , � ( g op past of-this project altltoug not apart the current 'TM-5 Zoning - -t TAL SSTTYNG o beti�leeri. Big veto moat will take place on the top of the ridg �e .p e i - -11 11 950 feet at the ortion. and Little Chico Creeks. Tlevations rang area southeast art of the site to Z,IOq �ee�,.�nyt�r�rsSytare p southernpOl in Slopes tango ;from nearly vertical. c}any0 malls of the 11xrlitvay to nearly project s'lte i5 underlain by volcanic mud.flows of the Tuscan `i'he p J to the TOOMes-pentz assocl.ataon. Below formation, Soils belong efeeabili Soil averages 1 �1 feet deeps with a subsoil of l 5 feet. this is 1.-6 feetoftaeat'liered w to �uafl�bundant,ck f lob p Clay content varies from spars portion of the etn Litt Cb.ico Greek, flowa 'throuha1a osed90 llfortd evelopment A site, but �s not w1thlleme� 1lastxe Inuptra erre the site. spring and several ep Appcnd x F - page 8 of 9 11 uretic Itrilich I ,• wt � 4 .. -. ". ..,�15Y2 Eta. ~, `•� • • t,,,. .... ,...,, w.� �.`,,. • _ l,wl �,yc:�»"1`' - '�.e, I �✓> 1 w i ar s4, f ( . • . . (' ' I •� '. , 1 ' , +a �� , •w1µ • F f z r ( t1' PRO --ECT SITE 1 �� to „ , tIr �`U .�:;�;�:,; 4 •^ �'' ,~iv�� " r` 4A Ilk J,�7 +� •�..ts+as.s: �✓' N fl r r `Y ��, ��. YJ'si'+c in �1 •` Y iti�••�`�:i,J• fr f I,I" { t ly - / � ( � y/ //��,�J1 �; •'•• �• :;��'.�4� • � I I t r . 1 � � 1 "' "cam q �� 1 yw Iw..f A. w L 7 II / w',.Si 1, i. )`q:; 7; .'�•r1yS�•f,_{, l i r ''1 +/�.. r . w ! - ! • t+ Q r, � •• iu��rr� w -.1- -4 7 _ w � i� r ,� � w 7. �•.o`r�,•' � l�'/i �r� !� . d "r •Yre _ i� rr _ ` I ( r � "./k`1i ..' �.. ab it It � e � + ♦ r fk� lS�' I !il "' y,r'�,+ •A � / f;Jy' / �� y�"r t , f,.yyr• f ^,� ,a•+<C„ � I\\ ~ J "` � �` � w.� 1`k6 . �t s ''✓,-r� d•J'» r,.�`' / " l,:;rr ' t- ,f'�?i •y,J..'! i� '� N i �" S;�•��� � fv/ bA f d J r+pY p_ � I r r, ( F � y�V m,r s �� 1��� 1 . � � v t N .,`+ i tom.}rwK, » w�•C r+1:tC,1g ti u. 7'y±.► s. ♦may ,, "r. �. ,4. 9. • 9 / i. 1 b.w •1 a. , ..w. , .. 9 1 4 f` ir• y+. r ,(,i9FIGURE - PROJECT 'VICINITY jpy1 , .w It' r" ' •ll y, 4006 Xv MOM MILES \1 �< �:: �( a ��: y "� 1The Tuscan Formation typically Yields low flows of water.; favorable locations for wells are erratic and difficult to predict An on-site well located at the north end of the meadow east of Highway 32 yields about 30 gallons per minute. No ling-term temperature data are available for the pro- ject area, but conditions are similar to those in the Sacramento Valley. In Chico, the mean monthly high for July is 97°F, with summertime temperatures above 1000F being common. The mean monthly low for January is 36°F, but temperatures in the twenties are not uncommon. precipitation at the project site averages 'about 50 inches of rain per year. Light snowfalls occur rarely and melt rapidly. Air quality in Butte County is relatively good, but national air quality standards for oxidants (smog), carbon monoxide (CO) and suspended particulates are occasionally ex- ceeded at some locations. The California Air Resources Board (ARB) and U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) have designated Butte County as a nonattainment area for these pollutants. TheP roject site lies within a. transition zone between Yellow Pine Forest and Chaparral habitats and contains ele- ments of both. Sortie major species of Yellow Pine Forest such as sugar pine, incense cedar and white fir are absent. Other species such as yellow pine and California bl, ,12% oak are wide- spread. Manzanit.a and wild lilac are also found throughout the site. Herbaceous species include several Biasses, hedge parsley, woolly sunflower, coyote mint, skullcap, hedge nettle and others. The chaparral. habitat intergx: ades with the Yellow Pine Forest habitat and occupies a considerable area near the edge of the steep canyon walls. Typical species include buck= brush,_toyon, scrub oak, manzanita, buckthorn and poison oak. Herbaceous species include rattlesnake Weed, Booker's plan- tain, smooth cat's ear, wild iris and western morning glory. A small area of riparian habitat occurs in the vicinity of the spring ain rea he northern portion of the site and somewhat along.. the larger ephemeral streams. 'Vegetation in these areas is primarily herbaceous; -includi11 ng beardgrass, horseweerl, cat- tails and monkey flowers. Several introduced species are located near the Fotirteen Mile House site. These include Japanese quince bushoss poach k loc trees, blacusts and black walnuts. Star thistle covers the two lame opon areas on both sides of the highway. of -the site was conducted in October 1980, TwoesmalltPopulations of gidwellrs Knotweed (P ovum bidwe:lliae) occur on Lot 22 Just east of an existing fence and shout 600 feet north of the southwest corner of the a aThis species I curyrently recognizod as Htaro but roperty. not endangered" Butte fritillaria (Fritillar'ft ea�diae) Append x V - page 8a of 0 another species in the same category,has been previously reported at a site about four miles east. -southeast of this property., No remnants of the previous season's growth of this plant were ob- served during the survey, and it is presumed not to'be present. Brewer's rocket (Arabis breweri var. austinae) a third species in the same category, has been reported from rock faces several. miles to the south of this property. It was not observed on this site but even if any may have gone undete;.ted;, no construe - tion is planned on the rock faces. Robust checker mallow (Sidaleea robusta) is officially recognized as "rare and en- dange.�ed" and has been reported within a few miles of this site. Although a related species of Sidalcea occurs near the spring, no remnants of robust checker mallow itself were observed during the survey. The vegetation on the site provides excellent habitat for many large and small species of wildlife, including deer, bob- cat, skunk, rabbit, squirrel and mice. Many species of birds inhabit the site including quail, meadowlarks, thrushes, spar- rows, jays, woodpeckers and mourning doves,. No rare or en- dangered animal species are known to inhabit or depend on the project site. The site is currently vacant. Surrounding lands are also vacant=except for a single house located just north of the pro- ject site. A 20 foot encroachment upon Highway 32 currently provLdes access to the site. This access is to be abandoned., and ro- placed by a 60 foot encroachment located about 100 :feet to the north. An encroachment permit from Caltrans will be re quired for this action. internal access will be provided by oiled, gravel -based private roadways. The California Department of Forestry, in cooperation With the Butte County Fire Department is responsible for fire protection. Response time for the volunteer station in Forest Ranch is estimated to be 5-10 minutes. Back-up units would respond from Chico. The Butte 'County Sheriff's Department is responsible for 11Wedepending area. Response time would be about 10 l,� zw enforcement the the location of the patrol vehicle. minutes,dents g upon l. uld attend Chico Senior High h School and Parkview Elementary Hith School�iChico Jun�,or High wo ,. School. School bus service is provided for junior and senior h gh,school students only. Sewage disposal will be provided by a septic tank -commu- nity leachlield system. �jlastewater from the septic tanks will be collected by a small -diameter gravity sewer line and pumped to the l.eachfield. Domestic water will be provided by a private community water system utilizing the existing well and an 8,000 gallon storage tank: A 200000 gallon swimm:i'ng pool will provide additional water storage for fire suppression. The electrical and telephone lines which currently exist west of Highway 32 will need to be extended to the project site. AppendiX - page sb of 9 s lb,c, Construction of access roads sites will result in andsome soil alterations in topography preparation of 1io��sing displacement and disr, uptioa� . h}i.nor occur", p graphy anti grou,:d surface features would also le Erosion hazard is rated b "}Ii }1" on )' the Soil Conservation Service as g the Toomes--Fentz soils. only on the love, Slopes Develo Construction activities c hereb g erit should take place be mitigated b Y reducing erosion Potential. y avoiding could cause accelera.tecl erosion, Providing perimeter bermssduep cuts replanting sr but call construction to during construction "ilped areas, the dry Season. and 1unitung 1}� Evid•.;yce Of expansive soils co ever test pits located was sten in several o the per however, no development is in the soot}cern portion of the :itc• The: largest earthquake, recorded planned for this area.. , in a bedrock acceerationcof Oal?n the is expected on the site is Rrtlrh , g the quakes stic}i as about Q. i�ntR,�r d�.r�o� �tI-a C tiezi ar"IUo r`ac _1 on and. lurching 0 soil, o���ur due t:� he Characteristic o f� e�i'ec•ts o:� ear=th- quake hazards will be i,are riot likely to Uniform Buildingmitigated b on, soils., Potential earth - guidelines Code, y following the guidelines of tile 2a: Development of the mental increase in bot} stationary Project would result. in a emissions: ) and mobile so�rcen��rbut incre- Stationary sources include dust front construction air p emissions from trash burners and pollution stores are located fireplaces. on and a le in Chico: in Forest Ranch, tVhi7.e small convenience If eac}i dweli.i�l the nearest ma j or seta l outlets (one way) Per da � to C}1iC0 g generated an average q:I� two trips Uoundtri s) would e total mileage trareled � p equal i,l76 miles ` p Y till residents quality from this increase in travel c7 �IaY: Total vellicle emissions along the Highway is not expected Project } �2 corridor p to Seriously reduce a6 and into the Chico urban dor, in the vicin,t Y of the 3b; DeVelOPment of t}ie rate and voluble oi: on -Sipe ostormwould Iecq; d considered significant dile to to an increase in the amount of impervious suri�icin e an Y, , Thi. increase is lot parcel size and the relatively Small g• c>e, C ed sto7'MWater runoff drains carries sedIMOnts and ot}ier from driveways development, f^unof� pollutants into recea nndaeaS$' t from the Project , Pollution burden o Little Chico Creek. `ter celrld eventually create drains sect S� teErosioncrdnt�Ut�c to tine ur1� n Pollutants into C}giicnilis that would trans fort rune�f in Little Chico Creels tvo�,,emCl i Creek. p Ur , I tL-red The total volume o." •fir g' na11y increase, Appendix r page 8c of 9