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HomeMy WebLinkAbout83-45 REZONE PA-C 2 OF 2rl' 1 i * Ij �.• � �, `.,, �" • �,� i �--,;ter.. i +. � r .."may � . "f , re• �, � `---�; , • � t M L -�-- f ►� — -tun WT Parts ts1 '; • ! ► ` , Camp .g0&t _ F w�" f na o e Rami f±f o • r• c Y- ` t r •+'" � � 51ph 71.E i �:{^"tea '-: , � �,^-�,sy : `,w `'�v " ' �;,�y , �•v�• 'L..': / ? M�..�.51 U'��,dp��""y. •".. � 47" V � "' V'�'Q A7 1 j-Lk'`."r'l t ♦ e ('� "`._+c�.t-a-=j-.-•`.';., , "•f VTy\ f ;`r �`!,,. ice. gl"! y rst { •� +...�_ r� ! 0 ..�, h�.:� •� '♦ f, � �.. e � , t�' " " � � '��k-�...�r ' yVR1 !1 J t'+�J "l 1°y «�•,"� yy.:'J ��y' .-�+^';, ':p r ^'^ 11� +- .a yv .� . \, p�, � , "" G'�'O v'@ C , � •-• . '.,ice , l` � w, a •w r.--Tat'•inas i. L' M��-•�. �����.+••,-r - �. �'^' L� 17 4"alley; '`P. 8i',`?py� . q5 * •., e...•V I f t d�``�. t * i,� "y ri.'�•`' l Srh I riltt„yy. ft ,+ems * � �i .•,.. �' .--_...✓ � � �`'W �...^ 7 �,j til"! Tdn,. "r r ,'•j • t, fJ 1t '^w'"i 1S>1 "w�tl� �p l4Tl 4X9�o-'•�' '.' �.✓. f93 '~ fe'..:.. ^ll' "�7elWr1Q@C11$W3�17"i. ` •y,'' a alp SO uL,� 'd'"tyurL•y �'� � .,��„ -�" ��'.'\�J4 iBfH'�' yTU, 6,edg@J (+ J� �� 1 ...-. . Vy j ii, l3 ✓r . M k� �J t ° 1'�iRngs+,*;,, ! : � �•" a � K" '�, � J f � -,�Ve 3c `"v, OOn FILE No. .ftUTrE GOUNRL ANNIW 1CO6ldiMI88I0kUse f NT',K,-C"hak:l cr OWNER., ieggi. k I U $. �©PA-C—EXISTING ZQNE= s -W r4SCALE E The determination is required pursuant to Resolution #68-7 that a proposed storage reservoir and irrigation area for the disposal.. of treated water from, a sewage treatment plant is compatible with. the Land Conservation Act grazing contract for the Casey Ranch and with uses for an agricultural preserve. This action is necessary to clear the tv;ry for the Planning Commission to consider the time 8addle Ridge Estates' PUD Rezon:c, AP 4.1-03-115, on their June 21, 1984 agenda. A portion of the Casey Ranch (about 8 acres) identified as AP 41-03-46, is proposed to contain the storage reservoir and irrigation area for the treatment facility on the adjacent property; refer to the attached map It is important to make the distinction that the storage reservoir is proposed to contain water that has been treated off-site r.atheY than the reservoir serving as an oxidation pond to further treat the water prior to disposal . The water Qua1 ity Control, Board requires the 6,6 acre fort storage reservoir to contain the treated water during the four rainy months of the year. Otherwise; the treated mater would be used for irrigation or.. a five acre+ area of .s. the _Casey Ranch, As stated, the storage reservoir and D.- igation area are expected to take -.bout 8 acres of area out of a. total. of 256 acres+ for the entire parcel.. Though this particular project is located in Agricultural Preserve #9, a board determination that a storage reservoir and irrigation area for the disposal of treated water from a treatment facility is compatible would. ther+,.after apply to a comparable s tt:uati on within any of the agric'tiltural preserves of the County. Also attached for your k-eview, is th.e tentative agreement: signod between Anne Casey and the project applicants for the Lime Saddle Ridge hstates PUD. A letter with attachment describes a treatment plant which is compavible to the one that would, lie vtilizeA frit the residential project, The similar model manufactured. by another r;ompany may ultimately be used;. RepresentatiV08 of theCas;oy Ranch and for the Lime Saddle Midge Estates project are ei`�ptod to bel In attenctanoe at the Board meeting to answer m0Te specific questions. Note i A large scato air photo Air la be available at the hearing. s depictii g the treatment pla.rit sit(-., delivOry pipeline, storage pond and irrigation atea:. The p.i.2Operty involved is north of Messil.la V',all oy Roadtj east of 'Diy Creek Road, west of Pobtz Road, and. 8outhWes't of the Lime Saddle 1 Peutz atoa, j:. Board of Supervisors Page ,lune 15, 1984 SAS :lr Cc Anne Casey Ken, Thanker Russel Guirver Bob Nu ;key r i t 1 ql 1 u�rR f } I■�-7,`RjJjy rJ] 1!��1y y1[&y7 Rpr c �,y„ {�� IR •':1 �� �Me ��{lY �Y11Abk.1NYRa. •1� 1 h o. •T /,�t.}�F �. nter-DeparIM60111, ";Memorandum TO: Bertha Amoseley- Board of Supervisors =ROM* Str.:phen A. Streeter: Planning susj=cY: Suggested Motion for Item 5.02 on 6/19/84 Board Agenda DATP; ,lune 180 1984 T will make a motion "IS follows; Havingreviewed the information provided to us and also taking into consideration the: discussion held today, I move that we find that storage eservoirs and irrigation areas (for the disposal of treated water from sewage treatment plants) care compatible uses within any agricultural _preserve of the County of Butte as well as with any Land Conservation Act agreement for orchards, field crops, or grazing purposes: SAS:ir __ I RESOLUTION NO. 68-7 2 BOARD OF SUPERVISOR'S 3 COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURESS AND UNIFOR1-1 RULES INCLUDING COMPATIBLE USES• FOR ,AGRICULTURAL PRESERvvQ g WHEREAS, the Board of Supervisors of the County of Bunte, 7 State of California, on December 5, 1967, has established the , 8 agricultural preserves pursuant to the Land Conservation Act of ft 9 1965; and 10 WHEREAS, the Land Conservation Act of: 1965 requires th at 11 uniform rules be established ncl.ud.ng compatible uses'; and 12 WHEREAS it is the desire or. t'he Boast; of Supervisors to 13 establIish admin str,'ative procedures. for the processing of ' g cont ra cts 14 and' agreements, 15 NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Su r, po 16 visors of the County `of Butte, State of California, d� hereby 17 establiy sh the adm ni,tratiVe procedures, un:tform rules- and 18 including compatible uses to be a8,follows: 19 A The establishing of a committee consisting of the 20 Farm Advisor, Agricultural Commissioner, County 21 �`ssessor PlanningDire�:tor ' and a member*desigbated 2 from th�.s Butte County Farm Bureau to revie 23W: all applications for contracts or agreements submitted 24 for consideration in the established agricultural g ural: 25 preserves. �1 Ali t d� .4111 it r 1 1� B. Than it shall be the fluty of said committee ttee to make 21 recommendations to the Board of Supervisors on whether 31or not a contract or an. agreement be made with the 4 applicant. The basis for approval of a contract or an. 5 agreement with the applicant to be as follows l.. That the applicant uses hi.s land far Chei *intensive j 6 ! 7 production of food and fiber which: is necessary to i c 8 maintain the agricultural economy. 9 2. That the applicant's property is used to support I 10 the agricultural economy and its continued use as 11 such does have a public value., � 12 C. That it shall be the duty of said committee to I recommend to the Board of Supervisors that a Minimum 14 area be established for each applicant based on the 15 type of agricultural activity16 - performed as follows: 1 That the minimum area for contract or agreement of ii 1 horticulture type cultivation shall be ten (10) 19 acr est except in areas zoned A-3 the five (5) acre 24 minimum may be considered. The uses permitted for 21 residential shall be one (l) family dwelling for 22 the use of an owner or manager wi:thih the agricul- 23 tural preserve or a person employed on said land,, 24 but not exceeding one (1) dwelling for each parcel 25 Of not less than ten (10) acres 26 0�. 1 a 2. That the minimum area for contract or agreement of - f2 2 field crops t e of cultivation or for irrigated 3 pastures shall be forty (40) acres. The uses per - 4 witted for residential shall be one (1) family 5, dwelling for the use of .an owner or manager within f G, the agricultural. ; eserve Or a person employed on, 7 said land; but not exceeding one (1) dwelling for, 8 each parcel of not less than forty (40) acres OR �. 10 That the minimum area for contract or agreement of 11 Commercial 'timber typecultivation or land for 12 grazing shall be one 'hundred sixty (1.60) acres. 13 The uses er ashall be one permitted for residential h�l) family dwelling for H' -, use of an owner or manager N 15 w'i thin the agricAlItural preserve or a person 7.6 employed on said land; but not exceeding one, (I.) 17 18 dwelling for each parcel of not less than one hun- died sixty (1601) acres 19 20 That the aforementioned acreage limitations shall 21 apply only to the use of the lands in question at 2� the date of sighing of the particular contract or �3 " agreement. After the signing of a contract or agreement, the land owner may change the type of ,;W crop or agr' culttaral Luse at the sole discretion of 263 'the land owner, but 'subject to the permitted uses 'e J 1 1 Al described in Section D herein. -2 D6 In addition to the minimum area as established in 3 Section C, the following uses are heroby determined to 4 be. agricultural and compatible uses within the ag.ri 5 culturalpreserves and all other use's of lane are 6 prohibited. 7 1. 7-ingle family dwelling as provided in C-1, C-2 or 8 C.-3 above, provided, -however, that variances may 'be g recommended by the committee 'to the Board of Super` 10 visors in cases of hardship. 11 2. General farming, horticulture, commercial livestock, 12 commercial poultry production, warehousing and 13 storage, 14 3. Accessory buildings and uses pertinent to the per- 15' mitted uses including agricultural processing 15 plants 1'i 4 Rousing facilities (*including trailers) to accomo � 18 date only agricultural employees and their families f 19 employed by the owner or operator of the premises 2oi and provided further that such housing facilities 21 shall be considered accessor;r to rhe main building, 2 5. A stand or a display for sale of agricultural come 23 24 modit os produced on the premises,, Sales of 28 26 rl Oak :r a� I� 1 d products produced off the premises Provided that 2 I the sale of 'such products is incidental and second - 3 ary to the sales of agricul.tura1 products produced 4 on the premises. 5 { , Conpatible uses 6 a. The drilling for hydrocarbon, including the 7 installation and use of such equipment, 8 structures and facilities as are necessary of 9 convenient, 1.0 b." Public utility and public services, including 11 structures, uses and buildings, 12 c. Airport or aircraft larding facilities,- 13 acilities l3 d. Farm labor camps, iie; Any other use determined to be compatible use 15 in all agricultural preserves by the Board of Supervisors after public hearing on ten (10) 17 days published notice ani such other notice: if 18any as they may specify, And after, such Esse 19 be deemed a compatible use in any agricultural go preserve 21 7. Other usest 22a. Sand and gravel operation subject to the 23 securing of a u5e permit approved by the County: 24 b.. Mines, mine eXXtraction and gtiarries in 23 Agricultural preser�re number 7, 8j and 9, 2s 5 s i� a PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of the 'I County of Butte, State of California, this 16th day of Januar 19689 by the following vote: Y, I 4 � AYES: Supervisors Dunaway, Howsden, mcxillop, Pryde & Chairman Maxon 5 NOES: None 6 ABSENT- None 7 8 9 DONALD L . h ON Butte County .BoardhOf Supervisors 10 ATTEST' _, Z JE981E ROGERS, County Clerk and ex -officio Clerk of the 2�? Board Of Supervisors 13 BYE 14 Y� Dep ty 15 18_ � �TIVTENSxVE FRODt)CTION 4 designating a system of farming Which �.7 aims at the increase of crop Yield per unit area using CD normal cu] total practise' �9 familiar to the area. 20 2 22, 23 24 25 26 10 Notice is hereby given bvthe Butte County Planning Conw,isslon tha 1Uh1ic hearings will be held on Thursdays Juno 21 1984, In the Butte County Board of Supervisors" Room, AdministrationCenter, 25 County Canton Drive, Oroville California,, regarding the following stem fallowing tuna at the 8:00 P.M. �. �. Thacker Rezon® frc�� S -Ii Scenic Hjgff��►ny�a` and ,�-2 (General) to PUD a pproximately 64 acmes to allow a 25 unit residential dovelopment including approximate,1 1 ae9;Mge disposal facilities' includinga n Q acres wastewater Irrigation area located onpthe waist idepOf POntt Magaliaer HighwaYv approximately one mile north from Penttx Road, five miles south of Paradise identified as AP 41.-03FA115 more partleUlarly described as, a All that certain real property situate in the COUnty of Butte, State of Celiforni'a, desctibed as followsa PARCEL A -97POrt oan of the W 1/2 of Section 18, T21N R4D MDBVlND more Particularly described as fe31.6ws Beginning at the N 1/4 corner of sitId Usk the E line of the .NW 1/4 of said Seri. la ^� thenca� along ft t�tom�� °: '�0� x!49 5701 E� 259T.1 following ccouttos�andaid line distancesslo�"�43i�A,�S �,t�r Of the bluff, that S 34 241 S2" W, 245.29 ft. , $ 'lQ° �� a 3j � Wo, 214.9.5 ft.; 680 569 1.5" ff, 268:13 ft., S 71a 531 25ov 144.74 fit., S. o 461 40" Wo 403.28 f.t., N 35° 289 25t9 w 55.93 ft-, � 47 54" E 402.68 ft.e o 47� 36* 2211 E X76.8 'tl fte, N S9 slit to lOt5.21 ft., N I3 29 05" B, 94.99 ft., 4 40t) 41 08#1 tv r 196.57 f t. , N 030 49t 00rr E, 235.54 ft. , N 470 02' all 210.S 5 ft. 9 N 090 ,56' 44" E4 275.90 ft.* N� 031 r 04� o O;iv 8 +��:: f`t, ., N 240 46' 511' iy, 480.92 :Ft. , S 670 55 19 a 86 S 78-0 1.3° `0011 1, 378.33 ft., S Sl° 1'1° 45" td, U3.52 it. Stg, 04' 31." W, 215; 25 ft. , N l6�' 24' 3l'° to 99.60 ft. > N 16�' Q3 i 10b 30 ft., N 07 08, 061 rr ' ` 53" aB, 26 1.42 ft. N 13 I8 37 E 228 30 ft. $ N 42�' 30' 26'� B «� e » W, 24$.28 f'� � o rr . , N 53 46 4S W.9 151.45 ft , N" Qx° 22 ° 04" E, 21.0.5"9 ft. , N 010 57' 13}o W, 281.60 ft., and N 08° 37o 11" W, 74.0 ft. to the N line of said Section 18; thence along; said N line, N $80 459 49►' g' 1202.37 ft. to rhe point of beginningo EXCEPTING T it"PROM' that portion lying E of Peru Road, ALSO EkCEPTING THEREFROM all that portion within the boundatlait Of the land described in deed to the County of �3utte, recorded Page ag 560. 9, 1973 ill took 1834 of Butte CountY OU101al Records, at P PARCELB :. $ng 'a. P orti >>a o �c Parcel as shown on that certain Parcel Map filed . the office of the recorder of theCountyountyfeel R��f Bu��e�a��a�4,o�ndaxno�e��a� en September 27, 197.9 in Book 75 of pEa,rticularly cles,cribed as E011OWS : iONCING at the S 1/4 comes of said�5o section 'thencO 405-92afeet toan southerly line 0- said Section T, S 88 4 P iron pipe tagged L.S. 36340 which pipe marktr�aeepointebf beginning~fora line far the Peintz piagmlfa g Y this parcel;.taence continuingNAlong 71 31V 09r ifsaid ,y594.666sft.; thence AN�990 45" i6" W o 7'96.4S ft. ; thence 26 ° 26" 8, i/33 2 i feet to the westerly3�i 3,211, a o�6th�,P4 ���4A7 fi�l,ithence � thence along said Wtssterly Brae south continuing, along said westerly lane along thy° arc h s central l a rediae e' to t,ho left a distance of 'S52. S1 ft-, through a central angle of i° , S9, 02,, to the point of beginning. P.ARC13 L C11 or iP�n of that part of i'lie we 1000ft. of Sections 18 and 19, Jk T21N R4B HDB&H located N of and within 900 ft- 0ater storage pond ���d1i� igation�area. to be dedicated to use as wast ive repor are file available sal>ove men�tionco application, map and, negathe BuetCauatynP]snningd R�ra9.l,aUae fob public viewing at the ofcfce r� DepalrtTaent, 7 County Contet Drive, Orouil.l e9 Californias BUTTE COUNTY P ANNING A REC�'t7ftDOFgPL}`NN1NG B A KI RCHER, Tt') 'tE PUBLISHED IN THE PARADISE POST ON FRIDAY JUNE 8, 1984. To; Subdivision Committee FROM. Steve Streeter, Planning sugJEcr. Lime Saddle. Ridge Estates PUD, 33-45 Oar»: May 29, 1984 Our conditions will be the same as the tentative list APri1 20, 1984 eXcept where noted: sent out l., Same 2. Comply with the proposed, advisory deer herd. policy as proposed by heu$enCourott the migratory Study Panel. y Deer Herd 3 Same 4. Add h: Provide three water storage tanks With a capacity Of 10,000 gallons or more, equipped p p . n Pped with ,1'� 1 weather accss and fire department connection S-�29 . Locations of tanks to be a, proved by the Buvre County Fire Department. Installa- tion to occur prior to Construction of any dwelling units. 5. Design the water system to accommodate :future connection to the overall time Saddle Community Service Di stxict systeait 11. Same as ff 11-1 12. Reword #17: Install. a si.%- ROO high chain -Link :Fence With a locked gate arounn the periphery o.F the ponds on the Casey Ranch property, 13. Rewards#18:Either Prove -that the required sewage dis osa availableon Parcel, 1 or t,ombihe Parcel. 1 14-thp l t Parcel. 2 14. Same as 11,,19 Prior to action by the Planning Commission; 'the Board o SYperv3,sors to de term'ine that 1 s tora�e reservoir aid irrigation area For the disposal OF treated water from a with the o sewage treatment plant (on the pro j eC t site) rys Compatible Or' Or' for an LGA g,ra iri uses for Agricultural Preserve #g. contract and tsith Subdivision Comm- ttee Page 2 Tay 29, 1084 17. Same as: #20 Note; Public }Yorks Department conditions are #1-17 as attached to their letter of May 24, 1984; #5 and 6 in the tentative list are #18 and 16 Environmental Health Division conditions arb #7-10. Revisions may by made on May 30, 1984 based on the waste discharge requirements received from the Regional Water Quality Control Board as well as the water quality and quantity tests recently conducted. SAS :11t ec! Ken Thacker Russell Giiver Betty Simpson Robert I-Iu;skey v� 1 File 53-45A Rezone to PUD from S -H and A-2 X. t. Thacker, et al AP 41-03-1.15 TENTATIt E r,TST rw CONDITIONS/MITIGATION m ASUREs l: • Comply with requirements of the PUD Ordinance c:Cfec f as of April '19, 10$4. ive 2 ComP1y With recommendations of the California Department Of FiSh and Came for buildiJtg migratory wildlife. site layout in relationto 3. Install a security typeentrance and gate at the project Provide keys Or cards to the appropriate agencies including the Butte County Sheriff But County Fire Department, the Paradise Fire Department, the Lime Saddle Co+Amuttty Services District and the Butte County Mosquito Abatement District. 4. Meet the requirements of the BittO including ; County Fire Department A- Provide at least ttvo ;ingress/egross routes. b. Provide 00 foot right-of-way for traffic and .fireproofed roadside strips, > parking C. Cul-de-sacs to be not over 000 feet and provide 00 foot diameter turn -around, d. Provide minimum 50 foot radius curves. For SL'reet and road e. Flammable vegetation should be cleated for 200 feet from each side of every TOadtvay regardlessOf property Ownership. f. Remove native vegetation from around buildings for a minimum Of 30 feet. g. Roofs and e xteriors of buildings to be fire res: istant matcria:l.s: All ventilation openings to be screened, Build' j g projections and eN.posed underflaori.ng to be of fire resistive construction. Construct left turn at entrance on Pentz-Magalia Mi. hwa at a safe location, g y 6: Provide for disper8lal of the storm dtftinxge to the satin- faction of the Department of. Public Works: 7, Obtain written ;t pPtment of the sewage d� spinal f-, cit, t cs including the t i�eatment and i rt•ig;at rot and holding ponds from the Regional Water. Quality Control Board. y Vile 83-4,8A Page Two TENTATIVE LIST OF CONDITIONS/AtITIGATIOV l�1Ff1SURi:S cont . Provide documentation of 1-eriicatiozi of n (Continued) men for the operation a� a selvage treatment 0nanc`"~ a posal facilities From the -!is- District or a homeowners association estab�i.-tyl=nd itis. LOncurrenco a:E the But rl iv,Lr�~s,Lime Saddle CommU71Seri• i Regional Water QualitytCon�Ylo}��Bniarcl�li Ueptlrtment and the 9. Provide documentation or VOrifi.cation of an �l the Casey Ran.clt pro raer t 1 eemerit ivitil irrigated areas and lac�lxtiesswillthahe anoeasemPo . }; pond and x71 perpetuity and non -revocable. t gr•zntecl to verification O water service 10• Provide written serve from,the Lime Saddle Community Seces D stricility I not available, a plan of the water system including l.ocatian , pipelines; storage and g ivel'.l submitted to this de pressure tanks shah be small water company p`rrtment for revieiv and approval. A Health Department: y permx t tvlll then be required from the 11 : Limit road construction activi tie;; to the cl year, (approximately April. tllzfatiglt Septembers u sinbn of the construction practice to ,i,nir ou erosion,, g good 12.. Restrict perimeter fenc:in,g o> project sitie oncing o't five Strands qr loses • to bax{bed wiY�e be a minimum of inches and ��' the bottom and top tivire to ground. maximum of 60 inches above the 13- meet th4 requirements OF Butte Caps u' District at the pond site on Casey ltuntyl A1lproperty. q :oto AAbatementlel. IN.nxmize road cuts and dills by to contour ltines. ) conforming toad alignments ! 15: All grading to be cline in accordance w''ttl� C)tapt-,e�, Uni Corm Builclin p 70 of the Erosion and Sed tnenteControlrHandbo reconlr;rertdat ons ok the a;F Conservation, May 1978 and as amended) C-alx�o2hia Department 16: lteveletate azltt tna:irlta.in in Li living canclition; with drought tolerant 71a,., species, any construction sites lot xought build ng s o r c'learMice areas a�`ouncl buildings or thdevo;ted. to f Of F the Aero �e, C ; as -required b y y • p r.rtne ter y file Butte CoLr'nt 'Fite 1�epartmett: Install �t sixyf gat h.irgh chain link F.attce + barged wire section and. a locked , pleas a tWo-foot high the Ponds 0 , the C�rsey Ranch gate around the Periphery Y p y lS, Either r . p ove ttz,•,,t t}le required � '� ��,�• n parcel ,i 0V �scr��i�;e disposal area is available :•ottt}acne parol a tvitl� Parcel [, 10, Comply iv�.t;1i ani I'erluii�etttetlt�s a.0 the tilt' y/ry� Department o .. lil�.l tc lYo rks: x1dYn, }tiv°is coke o;F tito APPI ican t shttl. ; rattle y l ... iv i t ii X1;1 1 • and rr�sr�y'1 �, +�; �>N tnril irnh•t•� 1 _. NOTICE