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Home My WebLink About83-45 REZONE TO PA-C FROM S-H & A-Z 2 OF 3}4 e x i Jl '1,11[• _ Pit'- f. �i ^:QTY .�.i_'�.+'• ♦ w M^'� '.w.. pan LAND CUF NA"fl►'hAL WEALTH AhlD BEAUTY PLANWING COMMISSION j 7 COUNTY CENTER WOVE.- OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 Hobe tjjusj,... y 'HONE► 534.4501 ) 56 I ildalo ()raville, CA 95965 Deeemibor 2, ly$3 Lute Saddle Ridge I,state AP ¢1~03-115 'j,iute L.xtetts on i1�ar ��Ir. �iuslcey At the vr' i ei li- rteE't]Ita or fhh Butte: GaUnt Plarnning COtitt?iss• ?1cJ.ci i�tot�rli��yr l 1J53 request y � zax for tho ' , Your reaae}t for an exwensiott rt olyz. r "ercrtGod Ilrojee t was of- time c�:ferltiiolt 1;13.1 �'X;)irc: Cert Aarcla 1U, lJ5 t.>rIle oveet 7ih•� JU-d�t�� at eleast sG tL1 Choose e .1 t'10 Pla ning; Comillissionobefore that a clztc:. I:[ )reu Ghat7a'e toti re:s'Aini4 t,'Ie rezol e in airtondeci .forin t.i'�re Will 'b an addition4j. y0ar to c:onplote act io t ort tilkw zuit.L, Hatt t 1�, .allCltt.�G'. y`01,1 YtNVt•a11` c 1Er It stions regardi tg this matter, 1?1ease X�A. Kli*iz¢tL'r' Director of Plannittf, LOU t &Omn itle LAND Of NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAU T Y PLANNING 'COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER OWE - oRoViLLE, CALIFORNIAAL95965 PHONE. 51.ida4601 November 15, 1983 K. E. Thacker P. 0. Box 1088 Paradise, CA 05969 RE- Rezone to PA -C, 8:5-45 AP 41-03-115 Dear Mr. Thackeri Inasmuch 20 s your application, referenced above, w!as made on December 20 1982, it is necessary -that the Board of Supervisors make a determination on this project. As a result of legislation of the State o:t'California, all J applications for rezones must, be considered by the Boarc! of Supervisors within one year of the time of the receipt of the ,application. The law also provides that you may request., in writing, setting forth your reasons, that the Board of Supervisors consider a 90 day extension of time to complete your application, Please forward a letter to our office on or before Descember 6, 1983 indicating your agreement to such an extension. Without such an extension, the application would expire on December 20, 1983. Please contact our office should you have any questions. Sincerely, t. Ai KIRCMtR Direcor of Planning 8f/0' e -n A. Streeter Senior P16nner SAS 4-1kt (41 c. 1, RUS8611 Culver Betty Simpson Robert fluskey aOY�' r; TO Ken Thac ce �F Plan�Yxn T)AA* E TIME ]PHONE — iEOeran.ned © Plooso Call Was In —.4 Reh&-nea tali ri Will Call Again Wants to See You :—i Cm& --c- =*jbn Note and Raply ccmrrcm, El Ro-•rouie LJ Si9noture Inves', vztY; Roiurn d Appeoval Cnrr Me Fila 0 Forwarded Per .Request QIA ��Si�pw fE �aA Ken °hacker �_. Steve strE:eter - �� Planning...... [ArE TIME - oPNbi�C TetxpF:a�-ied El Plaso Coll tj waa 1n R,etettrafa Call E) Will Call Again 0 wants to Sac You (nFct€z tYaan Nota and ( Ropl" b Re -touto l i Slgnutura lCeweitri $a#e ] Return C1 Approvbl t .t Me File c� Fotworded Ppi Request Lime, Saddle R1dge Tstates PA -C 8,'5-45 _ Cour written respp tot to the local agency comments is requested. P, prompt sub ni�ttaj wa Jl help- expedite tthe scheduVaig yof I.his 15TOT, ec t W \ _ ''• {/ GOVERNOR'S OFFICE Y� OFFICE:' OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH 1400 TENTH STREET SACRAMENTO 95814 May 27j 1983 ,asoizGE DEUKMEJIAN ccvsRNon' (9],6/445-0613) Stephen A. Streeter Butte County Planning 7 County Center Dr. Orovi l l e, Cly 95965 Subs'ect 85042609 Lime Saddle Ridge Estates (Thacker,ruiver,Si►npson) _ Dear Mr. Streeter« ent t9) ,jjja to Clearinghouse submitted the above named environmentalvicloand none of. sel State selected state agencies for review.- The review .per . the state. agencies have Comm ents• Tns letter cartif es only that. you have complied with the State Clearinghouse review r irtnents for draft environmental cloc;la�ents, pursuant to the rev i Act. (ETR Guidel,tneswaiver, Section 15161.5) . where California is .Srn►iror>rnental Qual' tY uyrisdictioftal. not be construed as 8� applica1>1e, this shouldrests of th(: State of rC 3'.fornia.eny D authority or title ince ire approval f.taa state agencies, with P(�Vait. The projWt may , �ti .1 re< the state agencies will haVE. 'to use authority or jti1r a.sdS,ctio a by law. Tf so it , ple a -se contact 'them im- the ezvit6nmental document . sfitheilitedeclwithakico of tt,le final de,cument, mediately after the document is finalized with a copKl st;,;�taacnts the Notice: of Determuiation, adopted mitigation mea:�ures, endY . of overriding Considerations. the cum„nt is adopt ('gegat~ive Declaration) or certified (final BIR) nnce - a Notice of Detei.mination and if a, decision is made to approve the project, Clerk. if the project re�quirces (lz.scret ionat, must be filed wit)., the County the Notice of peterminetiort'must <�1so k;ee filed approval. from any state agency► with the Secretary for Resources (SIR Gui.delines,, Sections 15083(f) and 15085 (h)) • Sincerely r ` Ron Bash tr�lAY � 1,.1983 , DirtctolC ;bvillo, Cat►tnrrA4 state G:Lei:t}:rtgti+�Y138 w,,......-..,—.:-&,.. 1CEN'k y�OROVILLE, C'. ALIFOR A 95 5 COUNTY pf p`�'E. N�.34 4603 To; Butte Coanty Sheriff DATE: April 27, 1,983 RE: PROTECT REVIEIJ AND ENVTi2OWENTAL EVALUATION 00 83.45 Enclosed is the initial study concerning thei following project.: Lime Saddle Ridige EstatesPA-C RezonE Rezone from 'S-H (Scenic Highway) and A-2 (Genor6l) to PA-C (Planned Area-Cluster) of 44 acres to be divided into 30 lots (25 lots if parcel exchange with State can;iot De 031aplutu6i Iocateclon tne wesa e o en z;- aga za �,ry, approximately�I mile north from Pentz Road, 5 miles south of Paradise. AP 41`-03-115 Please provide any factualstatements, ideas for investigation, or opinions yi you can offer n your area of concern or expertise that relate 'to either physical, social, or economic impacts that this project may generate. Please res, Any mitigationpwithin t measure.sthat would�betappropriate he tAs parted of th P the Mitigated Negative Declaration; should be included in your response. Sincerely, Curio Co. Planning Corn. ?ttiPpht A. Streeter i Orcvilla, Catito'rnA - Senior Planner 4 CoCIltil@2116 :_ 14b TSC pRCYT"?C`TTWI'll h p].l7rn4-ar+;4 nnl,�r�r" !-ht� subdivision is provided by the ;Butte County Sheriff's Department from the Paradise Area.. Our officers in the Parad_i` acs ar, arp ` 1��y�,1 n �+1� ] be ,,.�nrH3 n��_�ntaa n greater portion,of their pab.-ol activities in that location. The proposed development and `the location of our pa 1 cj,y' f1 c�, _a�; ,�jy�,f _._.. p ' wn po'l 1, ce `;ecUoh through th b the town of Paradise which rovides :its o Paradise olccin I7epartm,r2tr within the: tAtnrn J;imi is on 'r we_ spondha outside�� Jam. 5 k4 a request for mutual. aid by the Sheriff °s bepai:Gi nt .G7�1t3A61Gte. " �r�,r, 6.-- Polke service to the established residential wd comnez:a;i.al developtients it that area is provided on r: Ti "on call" basis and as a practri cal matter;. is provided by units f om the oirovil.l..e Z.Lt ear wi.tla a response' time of at Least 15 minutes: (Write or tYP6 in space provid04 and .return this 1 sheet or send a separate letten.%) (ITlM) c s tcotas Continue( •' significant increases due and with no projected s�gnl li ce ,sez-vice to any projected new developnnt Given current resources, receives. Ijowever► calls for to.budgeta:CY constr nts, L�Ely would not 'be greater than the area �t would further strain existing resources t its mandated responsibility to service as a resultdo�this �?�� y to ince and reduce the pararea. all citizens in the entire unincorporatedat an absolute }anent is, presently operating The Butte County Sheriff's Depar rsonnel. Furhter reductions of these level of sworn pe enc requirements for adequate minimum staffing to meet en�rg Y stanclards resources will result i n inabiLityd m intenanc� of reasonable e officer ;safety pro sty Protection of life and p 1 understood this proposed subdivision not targeted It should be clearly as a contributing 'factor. it V the Collective � withou'- ase cause, rather, act of proposed development 'projects, incl the tentative imp enc sea,�vi ces that is the real of approved, sting additional costs of em�rg Y provisions for supporting en services and the minimum ccs at this time this problem must be addressed during culprit. Because ofd e critical nature. of e�'g �' level of police resp the planning process, e4e I � -.. I M5 co I�� m i o� uutte Co. Planning, BUTTE, .Ct�..P�- .. m. .. Coni m. i CENTER' )RIVE OROV I LLE, CAL I FORN 1 r • 95965 MAY 2 1983 yPHoty 53-4601 Oroville Calltornin TO. Environmental Health DATE: April 27, 1983 Lynn Vanhart RE PROJECT I2IJVZEW AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION 83-45 5 Enclosed is the initial. study concerning •clic' following project Lime Saddle 'Ride Estates PA.xC Rezone Rezone from S -H (Scenic Highway) and A-2 (General.) to p"A-C (planned Area_Cluster) of 44 acres to be divided ;n+0 3o lots (25 lots if parcel exchange with State cannotr e com e e oca e on L a wes si a of en z- c approximately 1 mile north ;From Pentz Road, 5 miles south of Paradise. AP 41'-03-115 Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you can offer i,(5 your area of concern or eXpertise ca x o=ia7, or economic impacts that that relate to either p'iys this project may generate:. Please respond within 30 days of the above -'noted date. Any mitigation measures that liould be appropriate as part of the Mitigated Negative Declaration should be included in your response: Sincerely, r•ir, rn. Div. of E w. Nalf14 a r� 7 19 3 '` etiphen A. StreeteYolleC,lfomia Senior planner Comments BUTTE CC MITY. ,PLAMM I NG COMM I S51QN 'COUNTY COUNTY CENTER SIVE - OROVILLE, CALIFOR495965 e�roCa.P1anrrmgComm. PHO..- : 34--460T MAY 4 1983 pp,��v ! 'Calif�lrnia wDATE. April 27, '1J Town. of Paradise Planning & Community RE, pRO,ECT REVIEW AND Develop, Dept. ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION A w Q U -Z 83-45 q.,ttclosed is the initial study concerning the' following project: Lime 'Saddle Ridge Estates PA -C Rezone MOM Rezone from S-kt (Scenic Highway) and A-2(General) to P'A-C (Planned Area -Cluster) of 44 acresto be divided into `30 lots (25 lot5 if parcel exchange Witt state cannot --- -e nip e ,e y oca a on ewes sis tle o3^" n z- `aga 1a jury , approximate 1 m11e north from Pentz Road 5 miles south of Paradise. AP 41-03.115 • Y statements, ideas for investigation, Please provide an factual or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise that relate to either physical, social, or economic impacts that thisprojectmay generate. pond within 30 days of the above -noted date. Any Please res mitigation measures that would be appropriate as part of the mitigated Negative Declaration should be included in your response. Sincerely, Atkphen A. Streeter Senior Planner ents ` ,, • --•-- lo Comm ij�tre.�r �l / r - - (Iftite Or type in space provided and return is sheet or send a separate letter.) 4 ..BUTTE. C'MITY. PLANN 11G CO II SS I0�!co. FtanningComm. COUNTY CENTER' I'VE — 'OROVIL.L.E, 0959'0�CALIFORN PHONE: 34--4601 MAY 16 1933 C?roville, California To: Calif. Dept. of DATE:: April 27, 1983' • Forestry RE PROJECT REni'm AND ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION 83-4.5 Enclosed is the initial study concerning the' following_ project: Lime Saddle Ridge Estates PA -C Rezone Rezone from S -H (Scenic Highway) and A-'2 (General) to PA -C (Planned Area -Cluster) of 44 acres to be divided into 30 lots (2S lots if parcel exchange with State cannot e coa p e ,I oca a on the West si e o en -z-Maga is _wy, approximately 1 mile north from .Pentz Road, 5 miles south of Paradise.. -- , AP 41'-03-115 Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you can offer in your area of concerti or expertise that relate to either physical, social, or economic impsc'ts that this project may generate,. Please respond within 30 days of the above -noted date, Any mitigation measures that would be appropriate as part of the K,ktigated'Negative Declaration should be included in your response. Sincerely, tt phen A. S reeter Senior Planner d Coments: m '"'..� y r,..�1..r✓,.► .y � .� � r, ��_- . � � �'�/7a"� f:��C% a ..TALC'-j1��] /''�`� 3OFA >evr�ian 5/14/33'il BUTTE COUATY FIRE DEP,4RVIENT 16 FIRE PROTECTION STANDARDS RCVIEW MELOPMCNTT NAME U=r2add1e Rid9Q AP L.00ATION—N..,y].od..oi_LiMO-Sad-dlo.®aA-Pent2 —Road This prodect must nteet the requirements in the Uniform Building Code amended to Butte 'County standards, , "rtTTAC11:C311S7NCSS CAIN) HERE) � In accordance with Section 13.00 (Fire Standards) of the i Ir,provement Standards the grater requirements for this parcel/project are., JApplirable standards are checked), 13,01-1 Re uirenent Class 1. A water supply for fire protection w 11 nut be required: Hewever, if the domestic water storage system has a capacity of 1,000 gallons ot, more, a fire department connection to Butte county Public Works Standard S-39 shall be installed. The fire department must be notified of any such connection, Such connection point must be located so that it is readily accessible to fire department equipment. y ) l3.tll-2 Re4uirem�nt_Class 2, A pressurized water system with adequate numbers of hydrants is preferred., but if tills—i-9.not frem kLP . tiro following option will satisfy the fire department requirement for water, ) a. Water -storage tanks rlith a capacity of 10,000 gallons or more, equipped with direct all Weather access and fire department cons ction equed ed with a dra water source.Such stating access; or, (, ) b, In ;:around swimming pools equipped with a drafting connection or d ` ) c, A dry standpipe system plum standpipe system will not exceed 1,000 feet in length, There must be at least 10,000 gallons of water available and strategically located for each 10 dwellings, or portions thereof. (Example: 11 dwellings would require two separated sources), provisions must be made to insure that the water stored is always available and accessible for use under ali weather conditions. drant ns uirement Class 3. A proliminaryc►maped Foinal►rlocations mwater ist bestem �eXacgtlyrindicatedaanderecorded oncthe ofinal e `I`ndic t maps maximum hydrant to hydrant specitrg �.�,5 feet, hydrant size Number of h3-�xants required 8 , 4"._Alvtlii rt appro�red��,w/01-NS's n cion. g , �.'' 1 and tnskal1ed according to Dukt4 Cnunty Public Works 5►ecification S-27 and requirements of 10+.a1 water agency, ll i ? l_3,U1-A Recluirment ceafir flawtrequirrsmentsroifthis is-naection is tuieaihle�a�sysftetaitbintiglvintg indepeyrt►denrttpum�ystnt capab`fie of m,eGing th b approval of the The available water flow from such a systellimust5flowuch o system islallbonstper minute. The minimum static water storage and rh'Y standto t iri'�tres n►aY he substituted. ► department, Th gallons. Provisions must he mane to insure y d volume of water in storage must be _y g is maintained to its desitn c:apac.'ity, a • J 1 f�1 Requirement Cuss . Pressurized water for fire protection is available within 1x000 feet of the created pnrcol"s. In lieu of bearing the Lost of installing a fire hydrant(s) the diryntopOr fundnbasddyonnw�l.25to eper rfrontage ment hydrant fund, Pay in -lieu fee into a,.��._�,..»_... (ittYtt'z 6,,1, r►, rll Final foot. Frontage is indicated by the red line oil the attached map. Approximate fee is $._..�., trontag'� cal..alatjnn to be made by surveyor and recorded cin final m,Ap, Frontage calculdtion w111#nclude both sides of the street or included streets. ( ) tions: ...>....�..�.v�..,,.._....,..«�x..w=__...._.»�_.._��....d..f..�>�� Other Candi _ _>......._... » _..e_ ( ) Response times for the first 3 Fire engines is as follows; COMM minutes l Station � �.,.......,n.�.Y,�.�..._... . �. _ »__..�. ��.�._ �,.. t minutes 2 Static►�,..». minutes 3. Station In the Safety Element of the Butte Courlty General plan, this project area is classified as a fire hazard area. WILLIAM C. TEIC County Fire Warden .41 cc: DCFO File 1 Battalion Chief By / .f �_ ,•._. s 1 ilattalion Chief 1/ local stater agency requtrentelite, for hydrants may be Inure restrictivts. DEVELOPMENT N0iE K.E. Thacker AP 41,.03-11� LOCATION Petntz 1Kagalia-Hwv'• This project must meet the requirements in the, Uniform Building Code amended, Butte County standards, IATTACN BU$YtJESS fltl�D HERE) In improvement with ds, theion water requirementsFire rfor this of he improvement Standards, parcel/project are; (Applicable standards are checked . ( ) 13.01-1 ttg uirerttent Class 1. A water supply for fire protean wi 1 not be required, However, if t`ie domestic water storage system has a capacity of 11000 gallons o►^ more, a fire department connection to Butte Count Public Works Standard 5-29 shall be.ch installed. County fire departmentmustfbetiotified f equipment. su iumbers of hydrants is preferred, connection- Such connection point must be located so that it is readily adequate If ( 13 01-2 Re uirement Close rbllowpngsoptiondwillwater satisfy�►'thewith firedepartmerettuIpped with direct weather a�cess feast le, th q Pp a. Water storage tanks with a capacity of lo, 000�a71ons or more and fire deparhnent connection (5 29i; ( ting connection or drafting access; or, b, in ground swimming pools equipped with a draf c, A dry standpipe system plumbed to a reliable water source. Such sindpipe sysi.ettt Will not exceed. 1,000 feet in length, There must be at least 10,000 Illdwelloin9sawauldter vrequbiretwo separatedasoyrcas), Provisions for Odell must be�made to Portions thereof. (Example., use under all weather conditions. insure that the water stored i_< always available and accessible= for ( ) 10,0140 ns Requiirrement.Class 3. A pressurized community water, system stebetexactlyri dicated�anderecorded andrant �the afinal e `end` icated qn the attached prel"imanary p feet, hydrant size mapl/ maxitruni hydrant to hydrant Spacing <... . Numbor of hydrants required__,,.--,, arta installed according to 1lutte Cnurtty Pulr1`ir` Works Specification ,�-��'"'(ii.t�t"'�ii�mri rirri!'iu<;drrl� •.� 5-27 and requirements of local water r,pr+ry. lr�r u ( ) 13 dl>4 Re uirement Class A. Water for fit•. protection is requited. !he preteraule system is a hydrant system r 1 rn uct toith ng independent pumps, .i .-WW-� .< rn bjoc:t to the approval of the fir°e ble, a staticwaterStoragehandtdrrytstandpipleseraytbe substituted, SuJi em t5ss gallons per minute. The minimum ailans. Pravisir�ns mus t' be made to insure the sys tent provided .. department. The available water flow f �:� sorb a system n.trst ota�.-_..-" volume of water in storacJc1 inust be y. u. k is maintained to its design capacity t Bet on is available within 1,000 feet of the created r' ( 13,01=5 Yti~uc1 irenrertt Class 5. {'r°r5suriteil water for fire prat hydrant fund basad on $1.25 per 'frontage parcels, In lieu of bearing * the Cost of installing a fire ltydrotnt(s) the devela pr nray pry iota the fire depart stent hydrant fund, Pay ill-lieu Pee intc.-- +iCat 't'i'vileul `Approximate fee is $ ..-._�._� Final foot, Frontage is indicated by tae redline ort the attached snap, Fr°nittace Cal culd6-4it w Inelude both fltorl.;gr cair-rlattion to Uel ode by surs�y�r and recrrrdrid on fin,ti crap. J sides Or the } Other Conditions. No a1J I t oAtS _. �.�iu� ecaer�: k 1 ssiFµ_ w ' . be. imtpo�s.ed. upnn,rlevelo me t r Sea att Ched .f.i.�re s..�a_ -- �C'u�ervp,hiarnt APR 1 Response times for the first 3 fits: eMilnes is as follows: CDS/BCPD 3 C'rrpr$ 1, Station N. _.. -.�_, ._ mihutes 2 Station N y »..m_� ... ..� minutes therBu'tte Daunt General Plan, this project area 3, Station # .�...,��.._.��...�_,._ F °�`�b'u`"`fi"�"" a is classified as a ,� - �; ) 1n the Szit6ty ,tlertent pf y fire hazard area: WILLTAhI C TktE County Fly Warden cc-.BCM File Battalion Chief Hys batt Mian Chef 1. l water agency tequtremetttr:for hydrants may he mare restrictive. Local :t r, ji,, ":�nh & q ry 5 Yh p M1'. 4��,. �r+� W GC3uw - g um W41 btVpL6pK Mp SSC+ AM 8 igo ti „ i. K. E. Thacker APS )+1-03-11 Fire Safe Requirements: 1. Provide at least two ingress/egress routes.: 2. Provide 60 foot right of bray for traffic, parking and fireproofed roadside strips. 3. Curl -de -sacs to be not over 600 feet and provide 90 foot diameter turn -around. 4. Provide minimum 50 foot rodius for street and road curves. 3. Flammable vegetation should be cleared for 200 feet from each side of every roadway regardless of property ownership. 6. Remove native jegetation from around buildings for a minimum of 30 feet. 7. Roofs and exteriors of buildifngs to be fire resistant materials. All ventilation openings to be screened. Building projections andeexposed underflooring to be of fire resistive construction. M y Mr. Lyn Van Hart. Director, Environmental Health 7 Country Center Drive Oroville, California 95965 Subject: Bidwell Heights PA -C Zoning Dear Lyn, As we discussed yesterday, there are numerous zones which do not require any preliminary soil evaluations, perculation tests, soil datum .or involve procedural requirement.,, with State Water Quality Control. Such would not be the case with the PA -C zone as interpreted by the planning department. My opinion differs with that of the planning staff for these reasons. As you rer_alli the text of Section 24-126 PA -C (planned Area - Cluster) Zone, Procedural:, states; "Any application for rezoning (K) to planned. area -cluster shall. be accompanied by a preliminary development plan to be submitted to the subdivision committee for review and report pursuant to section 20-13 of the Butte County Code. As to form and content'j the preliminary development plan map and the review process shall conform to the requirements of this Code for a tentative subdivision snap. Upon I, receipt of the recommendations of the committee, the planning director shall set the application for hearings as in the case of other rezoning application. (Ord. No. 1750, SS -1, 8-31-76)" The'planning department has indicated that all soils work must be submitted and approved by your department and water quality control prior to a PA --C Zone review or approval by the Subdivision Committee, Advisory Agency or Board. of Supervisors. They believe this is required as information normally required and submitted for the approval of a tentative subdivision map. Our research indicates, that there in fact is no requirement in the; current ordinances which require soil evaluations or perculation tests to be completed or approve by your ,department prior to the time of submittal of the tentative subdivision map or prior to its review and or approval by the Subdivision Committee,; Advisory Agency; or the Board of Supervisors. absolute discretion to you 1 -►ave �,�1baect cite cIear that y subdivision map State Thus , it is q of the tentative and aP'�yroval by Your approval data, be oompleted and condi ion. Y rcu'.Latioai must to soil evaluations, pe all of which Control, tiinal. subdivision map Quality Filing of the mater Q rior to Gine . ' - where approved P a �'l es i'n instances thus also Pl • such as the case with In my humble ,opinion for a 'PA -C zone ,..: somis applying someone is project* Bidwell lLe�hts o [ind that L'A" C 3Q, as an vete t n our p'to3ect� o f Sup parcel of land . if the l3oaxa ervsoY.s;for a P roving the l'A�C open desirable zone• are app single family example, is .a their 141Sd0m, - -, of 30 they, in aensiLJ oint the I believe st cnaxituul land. At that P would space concept and setting arcel of units for tlii;it P units for residentroval by State xa5Jdenti.aT to aGh eve any tests and r' roof excalation could be cons`�.dered burden of proof P require soil Coeatrol before the final maP Water Qual-iry would, be for approval• that the 3oarrl nal ur local notlai.ng to in other state. there is their own or any Further, requested• modifying or overturning zone as People approving dais s that cel ordinance by reatest concern i their p with mea Your g be that and that he xo jest would density As you discussed , s ecifie no further own alg properties in t. roved for a P built 14ith t- been a P be apProved and To assure you � had Ictuallyunits cc,uld depax'tment. residential our t.1 on 1 ant attachin htas testi,r h Your asSUmP whdxe a p& C zone evaluation or e under this false . ropetties they are nut b dl]. owners of P .�a. letter sigined by title their unaetstandidg and a, lied for s.' our `kind help been iP reclate y always y 1 s3„ncetel Y app As and 'remain considerations Very truly your, Daniel F Hays fir: DVAJr jmmi. Veterso i ce ; Dr�.nG -sl sjH pile Prr . Rrty ownets too cou'a IANC OF NATIIRAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION " - 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - oRoVILL'E-, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONEt 534.4601 +i April 27, 1983 Russell Guiver P. 0. Box 2115 Oroville, CA 95965 RE Lime Saddle Ridge Estates, PA -C, File # 83-45 r NP 41-03-115 Log # 82-12-20-05 Due to the involvement of a state agency with permit authority over a portion of the above -referenced project, the environmental doctiments mist be circulated through the State Clearinghouse. Regional Water duality Control Board,;. J' The stnt;e agency in this case is and the Dept. of parks Recreation t%'hich regulates sewage disposal/land near Lake Oroyille Thi., r°t`ocedure will delay the scheduling of a hearing until the t; .evic•u ,Ind comment period has passed which tnkcs approximately 30 goys*. We will do everything possible to expedite yotr project within the requirements of 'the la %4, Sincrrey, Stephen A. Streeter Senior Planner �AS`lkt tct Ken Th,atk6t Betty Simpson Pll 932 REGMPT FOR CERTIFIED MAIL. NO ONOT EOR 114TERNAPROVIDED— NOT MAIL (see Hoyerse) Stato Gx.ea ringhouse STSE ET AND NCI 4-" ,) , 1,11AX A1'`i.' 4 EE~ E; Cifiiy` I ui vi'IAt,UEn-i{ Q'I wl w �u. °! F �:e"11i eu a s i r41 1 m i f 1 w4A ll6f, i'AT �' YjksYi �151'iIIlh��i I.NStt iS�1;'+ . t C � l;EsMutE�qDikIWI,,1'Y•i41' 1 JOTALPOSTAGF AND FEES S i POSTMARK OR DATE i I r-. O rL: rJ` mall to: State clearinghouse.,1400 Tenth Street, Rm. 121. Saerrmento, CA 55814 -- 916/445-0673. '« NOTICE OF COMPLETION AND ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENT FORM See NOTE Below --' SCH 1. Project Title: Lime waddle Ridge Estates(Thacm , / Quiver, Simpson) 2. Lead Agency: Butte County Planning S e P •) 3a. Street Address: 7 County Center. Drive - 3• Contact Person• phen A, Streeter 3r,, County: Butte 3b. city: Oroville 9.5965 3d. Zip: 3e. Phone: ( 916) 5-3-4 - q 0 - PROJECT LOCATION 4. County: Butte South Of Paradise 4a. City/Community: 4b. (optional) Assessor's Parcel No. 4 1 ` 0 3 ^ 115, Section 1 8 Twp. 21N 4B� Sa, Cross Streets:.. P1 e_ ntz Magal is Highway 5b. For Rural. Range Nearest Community: Paradise, S `mikes + to 6. Within 2 miles of: a. State Hwy No. 70 b. Airports c. Waterways Lake OroV 7_00CUMENT TYPE. 8. LOCAL ACTION TYPE 10:10: 0______EVELOPMENT TYPE" _ CSE A_ 01. General Plan Update 01 X�Residential; Units mµ3 0 D>: —NOP ,Acres: 4.4-. 02 New Element 02 Office; Sq.Ft. 02 Early Cons 03 General Plan Amendment Acres. _ Employees 03 XNe9 Dec 04 �Naster Plan 03 , Shopping/Commercial: Sq.Ft. 04 Draft EIR 05 Annexation Acres... Employees 05 Supent/' 06 Specific Plan 04 „Industrial: Sq.Ft, Subsequent EIR (if so. prior SCH Y 07 Redevelopment Acres Employees - ) 68 x Rezone 05 Sewer: M60 NEPA 09 ILanj OiVision O6_____WatersMGD 06 Nance of Intent divsion, PIrcel Map, Tract Hap. etc:07 ,Transportation: Type 07 Vir, Assessaent/ 10 FON5f ,_Use Permit 08 PMineral'EXtraction: Mineral F0 08,___-,0raft EIS 11 —Cance) Ag Preserve 09 �. Power Generation: Wattage OTHER•_ 12 Gther Types 09 --1nforration Only 10 .._...Other.,, 1 9: TOTAL AIRES- 44.4 0 _Final Document -' 11 11: PROJECY TSSUES OISCUSSEO IN DOCUMENT O1_ XAesthetic/VsUal 08 Geologic/Seismic 15 "-Sevier Capacity 22 X Supply 02 AgriculturalLand 09 ____,Jobs/Noosing Balance 16 X Sofl Erosion „Water 03 - jAir Quality t0 Ninerals23 17 Waste r..,._Wetland/Riparian 04 ;XAechaeological/Historical 31 Noise _ ^Solid 19 ---Toxicmazardous 24 ,r_ Wildlife,' 25 X Growth Inducing 05CoasLal 12 Pub11c Services 19 X Traffic/Circulation 25r_i�ompatible 06,,.- Fire Hazard 13 Schools 20.�Vegetation Landuse 27 X 07 __`Flooding/Oraihage 14 Septic Systems 21 „X Water quality ,Cumulative Effects 28 .LOther . ye Effects tioT1/ 12. FUNRING(4000X,) Federal S State S treatmeriC pends Total $ 13: PRESENT LAND USE AND ZONING: S -Ii ScenI Highway) and A�-2 ( L ( General) Open Land; la PROJECT OESCRIPTIONt Re20ne to PA=C (planned Area -Cluster) 44 aCre5 to e`c�5id'd into 30 lots (25 lots if parcel State cannot be completed.) Located on the tvest Magalia 14ight�ta a ext] ange with side of Pentz- y pProximately S Chiles South of Paradise 1 mile north from PentZ Road, 15. SIGNATURE OF LEAD AGENCY !TOTE; Clearinghouse will assign identification h (e.g, from a Notice of Preparation or PreV ` -•, & crate _ 4 / 2 6;/ 8 3 iv n A: Sreeter or all newro,iects. If A SCH Number already exists for a project ft ft Int) plaate fill It in, ...�.,• ,••.,��,o��iun,urttttVERSE Pnq sck 08E ONLY Resources Ageng (Ca*A)' CTRPA Air Resources Board TRPA (Tahoe RPA) X Conservation Bay Conservation & DevIt Comm X Fish and Game X Parks and Recreation Coastal Commission x Off -vice of Historic Preservation It Cal trans District 3 Native American Xi,ritaga Comm CaltrahS - Planning X State Lands Comm Caltrans - Aeronautics —,.Pub , lic Utilities Comm California Highway Patrol Energy Comm Boatln�nd Waterways Food and Agriculture Forestry Health Servicet4 State Water Resources Control Statewide Health Planning (hospitals) Board - Headquarters Housing and Community DeV't Regional Water Quality Control Corrections Board, Region , 5 Central. Valley General Services Division of Water Rights (SWRCB) Office of Local Assistance DiVision of Water Quality (SWRCB) Public Works Board X Department of Water Resources Office of Appropriate Technology (M) Reclamation Board Local Government Unit (OPR) Solid Waste MAnagement Board Santa Monica Mountains Conservancy Colorado River, Board Other Pnq sck 08E ONLY tkp U .L 1 ;L ) , 1 v-8 ,) Russell Guiver P. 0. Box 2115 Oroville, CA 95965` RE: Lime Saddle Ridge Estates PA -C, 83-45 Dear Mr. Guiver. As discussed with you last week on the telephone,, we hereby request that you send a letter to Bill Turpin, LAFCo coordinator, regarding the Lime Saddle Community Services District. The letter should -request that Mr. Turpin conduct a study of this particular community services district to clarify its powers and, to adopt Latent powers beyond the provision o5 domestic water service, You Will soon. receive a copy of a letter from 11.11liam R. dace, Lime Saddle Community Services District counsel. His letter will further outline the need to consult with LAPCo regarding the PA -C project. In the meantime, please forward the requested letter to Mr. Turpin at the dddress on this letterhead. Sincerely, It phen A. Streeter Senior planner SASIRt cc Ken Thacker Betty Simpson Administrative Office April 1, 1983 To: Bettye Kircher, Planning Director From: Gerald Lively, Deputy County Administrative Officer Subject: lime Saddle Ridge Estates appeal of EIR requirement The Would you attached letter was received by us. It is a copy and is unslnm(.u. please advise us on a course of action. Gerald Lively GL/rd �nc1asure Noci Co. Planning Cbtziiri, �i 1983 Cyroviltef Galifarrtia� •.;iii. � v •i• meq, "r 5", lt?w l; t�"f t r 4Ilkr�r..l ��r� r� fr C/� ;.X lit OF NATURAL WF.ALTF1 AND B_C AUTY GI�/t[tit'3r; th, 13F.War' COUNTY cL ;Rlc -. rtrcOr;t5CA AL1MINISTRrTION MALD114C » 7.5 CUUIdTY CiaiMPT Dr�l\+4 OROVILI,-, C:ALWORIgIA 9b965.3375 Assistant County C16rk, Niega Lindquist 534-4SST Talaphonat 534.4551 Assistant CInrk, Board at Supowibors, Cathy Pitts 534.431, Assistant necorder, Gwnh Forin'nd 534-4G91 April 20, 1983 Box 1088 Paradise, Ca. fte: 9020ne PA -C Erie 83-45 Dear 1 11 . 1�iCiC.fl�nl� � At the r'e9LIl atl nlee ui110 of uh(I nUtt (. Gc;+t+ni y f3 cant^�E �i 5u ��1 ��1 seri , held /�al i 19 1988, YOUit cW)Oa f C ii° "t;he req(d'1 I'@nterlil I (!l'` 1111 ,C11�� Irl''. a raew'ial itnpaCi: POP" On j31�71tei"iY iderrHf`0d d> AP {p° f r cl7se, oras UP1101d. ,.a. ,.. ShOLIld YOU have at1a gtlesi:lOns PG'gitrr4�"I , i'r'►fr'i: i.f1i�: 4g Si nCerely, ELEANOR M. DECK l County Clt" G..h-COIF 101' and Ea .of `•►cio Clerk of f,hP ist.1¢ "e Comity I1ciard of " Stlpul^y i �e�s EMB 1 r CC f�i, GUIVOP & fi. ifilp."i0i1 P.0, Box 1600 01•r►V �1eb t 4 - LAND OF NATURAL W111711 AND fiFr4UT1' ELEANOR M. BECKER COUNTY CLERK — RECORDER ADMINISTRATION BUILDING -;25 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA95965.3375 „ : •:xsEstantC:ounty Clark, Nicoa Lindquist' 534-41151 Telephone. 534•4551 AAexstant C1I0k; f3oord of Supervisors, Cathy Pitts' 534.4371 a sirzant i3wcordar, Gwen Feelend 534-44.91 April 13, 1983 K. E. Thacker P-0. Box 1058 Paradise, Ca 95969 Re: Rezone PA -C File 83-45 Deur Me. Thacker - At Vie regular meeting of'the Butte County Board of Supervisors held April 12, 1983, the public hearing was continued to April 19, 1983 at 11:00 a.m to consider your appeal of the require- ment for An environmental impact report on property identified as AP 41=03-115, Paradise. The meetin will be held In the 8o�rd of Supervisor 9 s l Room, County Administration 'Center, 25 L linty Center Drive, Oroville California. Should you have any questions rega.rding this matter, please Con tact this office. • Sincerely, ELEANOR M BECKER County Clerk -Recorder and Ex -officio Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors EMM 1 r GC R. Gulver B. Simpson y C In � r-Qepa� ��en#01" Memorandum y Bettye Kircher/File tint: Bill Turpin,, Senior Planner ` aIzcT: LatentONers of the time Saddle Community: Services District: DATE. April ll, 1985 On July 12, 1979, the Butte County ;Local Agency Formation Gommissxon adopted rules and regulPata.ons governing specia l districts in xtte County. These regulations were adopted in order to permit special district representation on then Butte County Local Agencyin Commission by the request. of the special districts n Butte Count rules and regulations require that the district submit y, Section 5 ftohthe LAFCo Executive Officer, a report of the functions an(! services currently beang provided. by the district, and that If such a report is not submitted, LAFCo shall do a study and determine for itself functions which the district pro- vides. According to the rules and regulations, once the functions are established new or different functions or Classes of services may not be provided, by 'tile district without an application an approval by LAFCo. The Lime Saddle Community Services District did not submit the required report. LAFCo did not make an independent study. At this point in time, the exact extent of services which may be provided by the Lime Saddle Community Sery not ices District is c.�, stain. i3T:sb Earl [I Nelson & Amoclates ti 330 Chico, Telephone I Wall Street California (916) Suite 6 95926 893.0491 Land Use Planning Environmental Studies Permit Assistance Fensibility Studies March 31, 1983. Butte County BoardofSupervisors County, Administration Building 25 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Re: Lime 'Saddle Ridge Estates -Appeal of RIR Requirement Buffo Co, Planning. Comm. APR 5 1983 Oroville, California Honorable Board Members The Lime Saddle Ridge Estates PA -C subdivision is a small development adjacent to an intensely developed recreational area. Although the Initial Study Checklist prepareA by staff has a number of "maybe's" marked, there are no serious environmental. problems at this location which cannot be mitigated. When the project proponents first contacted me regarding their project, they indicated County planning staff had preliminarily indicated an EIR would be required based on informal discussions prior to submission of an application. Upon review of the project, I responded that an EIR for a project thia small with. no identified impacts which could not be mitigated would be an unnecessary expense and a waste of County staff resources in reviewing and processing such a document. _ Final judgment rests with this Board of Supervisors: we ask that you consider staff scheduling priorities, since reviewing and processing EIVs consumes staff time.; If there is excess time available (and we doubt it), such time should be spent on more pressing issues, not minor projects that conform to the General Plan such as this one. I'n this case, a mitigated negative declaration is more than adequate to meet the requirements of the California Environmental Quality Acta In response oto the staff's checklist, we would respectfully ask that youreevaluate the severity of anticipated environmental impacts and 'make the appropriate adjustments in the c ecklst findings: some issues warrant a ttno" response, others can be left as ''maybe'' with mitigation measures. The result would be a mitigated negative declaration. Specifically, we "request modification of the checklist as follows; lie, Erosion. this item can be left as a 'tmayba't and mitigated through erosion control measures. The problem is minimal since the portion of the site to be developed has slopes of less than 10 parcent with the majority of the developed area being on sloped of 2 to 5 percent. Board of SuperV18ors March 31, 1982 Page TWO 1h, Geologic ha;'Ards Jon Anderson, the soilf,' engtnOer who is designing 'the sewage treatment facilities fol, pre , jcct, has indicated he is unavlare of any serious 'geologic hOAVI. at this location. In any case, a soils report' is requiri(I Or the State Department of 'Real Estate before lots can be said. wt., request this item be moved to the column. 3€, , Surface water (laality The quality of %xban ri�Vioff from this small r .,ubd4 isJojj will be typical of deVelOJ�,.h,e'dt o0heore it .Occurs. it ct)mparison to the Lime Saddle Marina pnrking lot immedately to the east, water quality impacts will be negligible We ask that this item be moved to the "no" column. 4b, Rare plants A botanical survey wao conducted (copy attached), and no rare plants were found,. Tbis item, belongs in the "no" column. 10, 17a,b Risk of upset, health hazard's These concerns will be mitigated With proper pond design end mitigation measures relating to maintenance. The design, scheduled maintenance and daily operation specifications of the oxidation ponds I must be approved by Suite Water Quality Control and. Butte County Environmental Health Department prior to tentative approval �of the Ph -C map. 'We I request this item also rwAait in the "maybe" column) tecogniting that. it is mitigated by criteria Of the appropriate state and local agencies. 1,1,12 Population, housing Staff jileges the sewage treatment f.q.cilitieg for this Project may be growth -inducing. This cannot be* since they will be sited only to serve this project. As far as setting a precedent, any property owner With land designated for development under the 0*heral Plan is fret to propose sewage treatment facilities of whate-ier type are appropriate for his project regardless of the outcome of this project. The cumulative effects of development in the Agricultural Res'dential land use category WAS Addressed in the PIR for the Land Use Element update (1918)i These two items should be moved to the "no" column. 13acJ I C araprtation, circulation By staff's Own assessmeht, thproject ;-13111 only add z10 daily trips to a road which 16 substantially under"utilized at 1 1 930 AD I T Present 10 "!,4 AtL traffic would have to triple or quadruple before co . nge I sti0h Would be noticeable. Since site distance at the. 1r6fedt entrance is more than adequate, We Ask that these items be moved to the "no" _e5 column. 14A -f Public services Public getVitob in this area are , Already necessary to service the Lime Saddle RAtilia And other residential development in the vicinity (exis'ting maUilehome park, etc.) The incremental addition of this project is insignificant, and does iiot warrant a ";fiscal iinpaet study." 'these concerns should be rr-flected in the "no" column. 16d Sewer As indicated in items 10 and 17 above design of sewage treatment facilities a proper s as pproved by the appropriate state and local agencies, will mitigate concerns. At this time, spray irrigation is not expected to be necessary: the design engineer favors On storage of any excess effluent above the amount which can be disposed of by evaporation in the winter months. Evaporation is more than adequate most of the year except during the cold "rainy season, and on-site storage can handle this brief period. The Lime Saddle Community Services. District Will assume ongoing operation and maiate'nance responsibilities .for the sewage treatment facilities. This item can be left in the "maybe" column with mitigations. 19 Aesthetics Landscaping will be required as a condition Of PA -C rezone approval. This item could either remain a "maybe with mitigation or be moved to the "no" column. 21 Ar-theological/historical An archeological survey was conducted (copy attached) and archeological clearattce recommended. This item belongs in the'"no" columna p 0 22c Cumulative effects Although this item is marked of on the checklist, there is no discussion Paragraph corresponding to this 'number. Since the project is small, the cumulative effects are small. This item should be moved to the"not' column.. Summary All checklist items should be marked "no" except the following which are "maybe". ley. 10, 16d, 17a, ,17b. The following mitigation measures should be required for erosion control, and sewage disposal: Mitigation measures 1) Minimize road cuts and fills by conforming road alignments to contour lines. All grading to be done in accordance with Chapter 70 of the Uniform Building Code and pertinent recommendations of the Ltosion and Sedi"mentation Control Handbook (P.Y Amimoto, mAy, 197$1 Calif. Dept. of Conservation). 3) i'rom:pt neveg etation of construction sites and road gtadi.ng Board of Supervisors March 31, 1983 � Page Four ll . imit BOD 4) Maintain two feet depth in anto� less Ana lthan, 0.8 ° en Demand) Loading rates C (Biochemical oxyg .: pounds/day per 1000 square ,feet of lagoon surface. 5) Control surface -emergent and marginal bank -side vegetation. fish in the ponds or use pesticides 6) Maintain mosquito as needed. 7) Ponds to be � -,algid in accordance with requirements of the California Regional Water Quality Control Board and Butte County Health Department. rpds with a six-foot high chain link. 8)_ Surround the Pon fence with a locked gate. t •'� 9) Landscape the outside of the banks w'hic;h surround the ponds, and the fences. 10) Maintain 100 -foot separation br;tW_Cr ponds and. dwelling units. With the above mitigation measures and the previous change* ative declaration to the environmental checklist, a mitigated neg can be used four processing this project. •,a Agit. ��.r'A 1...r Sincerely, Earl D. Nel eon y, � a "'�;,, sem'" � • �;' �.,1'� :. n �r d. n'�� - * k l is. 9M1 ry 'p U. REC(,�f1+EC MAR t 4 798 E. NELSON ASSpC, March 24,, 1983 Earl D. Nelson & Associatesi3uffe Co; I'lonnino 330 Wall Street -9 mm Chico, CA 95926 APR 5 Dear Mr. Nelson, Orovillo, Calijorrtia At your request on March 23, 1983 I condut:ted ah archaeological survey of approximately 44 acres of land owned -by Betty Simpson A.P.# 41-03-115. The property is located along the west side of Pehtz-Magalia Highway, approximately 1.5 miles to the north of the intersection with Pentz Road. The property " covers portions of the NWj, NE, & SW--4 of Section 18 and the SW1 of Section 7, T. 21 N., Re 4 Ee, Cherokee Quadrangle, 7.5' series. The proposed project is for the development of a thirty unit subdivision. •Prior to conducting an archaeological survey of the property I consulted the archaeological site record files located at California State University, Chico to determine if any previously recorded archaeological sites were located within the project area. No previously recorded archaeological sites were located within the project boundaries Sixteen prehistoric' archaerlogical sites had been recorded within a one mile radius of the project area, the closest being approximately- one-half mile from the property boundary. The property covers a_relatively level ridge top with the boundaries along the canyon rim. The vegetation of the area and b is open oak--grassland with a scattering of pine, manzanita uck brush. Ground visibility was very good throughout the property area. The focus of my survey was,a visual inspection of the ground surface for artifacts; topographic anomalies (e.g., mounds), differential: soil conditions, surface features and organic debris indicative of prehistoric/Native American activities And for structural remains and artifacts indicative of early Euro -American activities. My ,inspection of the property area involved Walking a series of linear transects Over the property with a ton meter interval .spacing so that the entire property area Was examined. In addition to the property area described above, two additional areas Were examined that may be added to the project area. One area is located adjacent to the northern boundary and the Other is located ad]acent to the eastern boundary, - 1 a March 24, 1983 Page 2 No indications of prehistoric materials or features were Two observed during my inspection of the property area. historic features were observed. These consisted of a rock wail and a flume. The rock wall is located in the eastern portion of the property and was probably constructed along the western edge of�the constoriginal ructedrut in theflate 1800salia Highway. These fences we usually in areas where 1, stock was grazed.- The flume extends from an intermittent drainage located to the north of the property ;area to the Edge of the canyon rim in the southeast portion of the property. The flume is shallow, less than two feet deep, excaed in Theseotthessoil and rock limed. in portions of itslength.and a hydraulic flumes are usually a0soc ated with mining mining op�,,,-ation is located to theo sth ofethe soues thern property boundary. Na artifacts _ associated with these two features. The locations othe f these features was noted on an aerial phnmea h of are property area and no additional m g o recommended for these features. It is recommended that archaeologicelnoleiraicebe granted for the proposed project area, roject cultural resources will be impacted by the Proposed P cere yours /n J mes P. Mannonsultant rchaeol©gy 1.� Route 44 Box 507B Chico, CA 95926 MAR 2 9 27 March, 1983 Mr. Earl Nelson Rune Co. Planning Comma Earl Nelson & Associates �� 330 Wall Street, Suite 6' APR 83 Chcio, CA 95926 �Qroville Calitorniq Re Limesaddle Ridge Estates, API 41-03-115, Butte Coy Rezonki Dear Earl On 26 March, 1983 1 conducted a rare plant survey of the subject parcel. The purpose of the survey was to determine if there is any potentlel for adverse environmental impact to rare and endangered�plints on the project site. At present two rare and endangered plant species Eire 'known to occur on habitat types that could be present on the parcel, these are Jinn ,cos, leios ermus �fRod Bluff Rush) and Sid_ a_ laea rubusta (Butte County Checkers mallow Extant populations of both species are known from within three miles of the ,project site. Upon surveying the property several areas with the same habitat types and plant associates that are associated with Sidalcea robusta elsewhere were discovered. However, careful surveys of these areas revealed no new populations of this rare species. it should be opted that although the rare S'ida-lcea does not flower this early in the season its vegetative growth has already 'begun and the ba.sel leaves are plainly visible to the trained Observer, This, and the 'absence of livestock grazing, facilitated this "early season's search. The survey for Juncus_'leiospermiis,was conducted differently. Th A's tiny annual is not identifiable this early in the season, however 'it restricts its occurance to a very particular and easily located habitat: vernal pools and vernallymoist seepages. Upon surveying the. parcel no such habitat.4 was encountdiedi Therefore Ju�ncus leiospermus is not considered a potential inhabitant of the property. Based upon the results of the rare plant survey I can find no ,)otential for adverse impact to rare and endangered plants on the project site, and although the on-site vegetation is relatively intact it is it no way unique y 'urocess YEherdeits noas special feel free to contact mei consideration in the environmental rozview p Since- ly James D . Jolters t Consulting Botanist and.Plant Ecologist fie (louniq �LAND OF Nr'W1": RAL WEALTH Akil) 11LAUTY' ELEANOR M. BECKEF COUNTY CLERK — RECORDER ADMINISTRATION WILDING • 25 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE ORnVILLC; CALIFORNIA 95965.3375 . Toiephonc: 534.4551 Assts mtCounty Clark, Nleen Lindquist s34.4ss1 Anistant citric. Board of 5uporvisors, Cathy Pitts 534.4371 AsshtintRocordoro Gwon Farland 534.4591 April 6, 1983 X. E. Thacker P.O. Box 1088 Paradise, Ca 9596,9 Re Rezone PA -C File 83-45 Dear Mi-. Thacker: At the regular meeting of the Butte County Board of Supervisors ,held April 5, 1983, the public hearing Was continued to April 12., 1983 opened at 11:00 a .m. tt consider your appeal of the requirement for an enviroi;mental impact report on property id- entified as AP 41-03-115, Paradise The meeting 'till be held in the Board of Supervisors' Room, County Administration Center, 25 County Center Drive, Qroville, California. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please con tact this office. Sincerely, ELtAMOR hi. BttOR County Clerk -Recorder and EX -officio Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors EMB :l r cc; k. Guiver S. Simpson f� Inter-Departinehful Memorandum Local A9011GY pormation Commission Steve Streeter, Planning Department Discussion item, for March 10* 1983 arch 7, 1983 Ile are requesting your preliminary input On. this project The Board of Supervisors ��r� 11 at your March meeting. ect re ar<xtian of an LIR for this rra� hear an appeal far p p we are asking dor your initial on April 5 . 'there fo xe , comments this week. A lull discussion will be scheduled for your April 7th lul at which time a representative dor the project y�me g� and to Your lies tions will attend to resp SAStsh Attachments s y j F. w/ r 1Viit anon Measures ' -y ural vegetation to greatest extent feasible R evegetate cut and fill 1. 'Retain naturalslopes with plants requiring low amounts of water. Compact fill areas . Restrict earth-moving activities to dry months . Place road's and driveway parallel With contour lines.. (1 e) 2. Design drainage withlow velocity flows and in -channel vegetation or rip -rap to stabilize banks; dissipate flow and 'filter or settle out sediment. (3 f) teach of the two ponds will be approximately 3 acres each, so there would be 1 3 . ds in accordance with acre of pond per 5 dwelling ,�' units/.'" Construct and maintain gen safety Maintain two feet water d � They depth in ocked .ate fors y Control car requirements of the Cal 1 ornia 'State Regional Water QualityC should be fenced with all ponds and limit BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) loading rates to leas than. er, 1000 sq. ft. of lagoon surface. Control surface emergent and 0.8 lbs/day p h marginal bank -side vegetation. Maintain mosquito fish in -the R�onds or use A registered treatment plantaOperator nca de required t(10; 17 a;b) to maintain des as needed: ,vection of a sewage o mntain the system under �,.p Maintain at leastloo s _ aration 4 The sewage ponds rsh�ould be landscaped. E . . ,,between ponds and dwelling units. Construct ponds in an irregular shape to resemble w 'a natural pond. (15) I r 5. Design residences to blend with the natural surroundings . Maintain natural vegetation where possible. Use colors on dwelling units that harmonize with the natural landscape. (i9 r .. Logo col ELEANOR M. ElECKER COUNTY CLERK —'RECOR.DER ADidINiSTRATiON BUILDING .25 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE,. CALIFORNIA 95965-3375 Telephoria' 534.4551 ;.3„-s--m%cauhty Clerk, Mean Lindquist 534.4551 ,zss nt Clark, 13oard of 5upervisois, Cathy Pitts 5a4 4691 Lmz% r+t'Ro4ordar, Gwen Ecriand March 2, 1983 K. E. Thacker P.O. Box 1088 Paradise-, Ca 95969 Re Appeal of Requirement for an EI'R File 83-45 Dear Mr. Thacker: At the regular meeting of the Butte CountydateviBoaas d oforuperiis rs hearing held March 1, 1983, a to public consider your appeal of the requirement AP` 1983 at 10 s00 a .m ars Environmental Impact 'Report_ on property identified as for 41-03-115, Paradise The 'meeting ii 11 be held in the BoQhdof ty Center Drive, ve , OrOvi l l e 25 C n y County Administration Center, - California. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please con- tact this office. Sincerely; ELEANOR M. BECKER and offia Coeru! y ofl the Butteer County Boardf C1 Supervisors EhiB l r rc Russell Guiver P.Q; g0Y. 2115, Orovi1le, Ca. 95965 AECLr-• 41 :-ION OF RESTRICTIONS �KNO51 ALL MEN BY THESE pnE.j8NTS; Made and executed this �� day of 1983, That: WHEREAS the' undersigned are the owners of all of the bu3,lding lots, ing that certain tract of Land and :common and restricted common areas compris of Butte, State of Cali'rornia, and desi5 nhted on the �` situate in the County g � o. 1, which map was.. p addle Ride Estates Subdivision Unit N ma entitled Limes + filed in,the officeCounty, State of California, on of the Recorder at Butte � 1983, in Book J_�of maps, at pages the day of and a and WHEREAS, said owners int -and to, an are about to begin the sale► dispos- ition or con eyance of the majority► if not all of the building lots, common and propose to subject the same to certain prat- and restricted common areas ective cotrenants, conditions, and restrictions, to the benefit and enjoyment o all purchasers. n, and set forth► the following: NOW THEREFORE, said owners have agreed`o It shall be 'known, described; and used as LANb USE -All building 1 ha11 rot,,denbial lots, and all common and restricted common areas sremain as natural lettings, except as provided on the recorded map: 2. LING SIZE AND LOCATIONS - 'Buildl ng shall be restricted to not arage: over two stories, single family dwelling, and with .attached or detached g .. shall have leans than 1000 square feet of ground leve]. lz,v` No such building n shall g in area exclusive of open porches, patios, or garages: No constrUcto have placement beyond the building lot line as per the recorded building lot. Twith good shakes, composition, or ceramic tile ROOFS l'ding�s will be permitted s rJdtal,''roofs Will not be permitted. _f TEhiPORAtY�BGS No structure of a temporary cY►eraater, such as A tent, shack.►.barn, travel. trailer'; or other type of building of this nsture Y g , t any time, for living quarters However, is o be used on an building lot a on approval of the Architectural Control Committee, and .not to exceed one hundred twenty days s (120 ), and sufficiently adequate house trailer may be maintained at the rear of the lot and used for living quarters during res'_dence construction. 5,. FENCES - No fence, wall or enclosure where permitted shall be over six and one-half (6h) in height on the _ rear and side yard, nor shall ariy fence, wall or enclosure where permitted be oven"forty two inches (4211) in height on the front yard area. Fences are to be constructed in a prof- eas i onal.irar,,"er, straight and level; All fences shall be kept in good repair and maintained to offer aleasing appearance. No wire fences will be permitted. 6, GARBAGE AND REFUGE b15PosAL No bu�.ldi.n5 lot shall be used or main tamed as a dumping P g ground for _: bbishr trash, garbage; or other waste. Al waste of the nature must be kept in sanitary containers, out of site of the street and other homes. No vehicle parts, bodies, or :junk shall be permitted on building lots. > ARCHr'1'ECTURAL CONmROh A No bUlding, fence, wall, water tank, mail box, or other permanent structa3e shall be erected, altered, or placed on any lot in said subdivision until buildin g plans, specifications, and plot plans showing the location of such structures have been submitted to and approved in writing as to conformity and harmony of exterior design, and as not interfering with the rAonable enjoyment of any other lotz by the A:tchitectural Control Committee. B. riEMEssrP Control Committee is composed of ren Thacker, Betty Siinpsoi Irl Russell Guivelr. subsequently, lot purchasers shall have the right of ttierar nr.p by the majority vote of all owners, limited to the extent only tnat ons.: „'�e aforesaid members shall, retain 0ermanent t 2� i membership subject *capacity to'Act or voluntax-y or sale of final building lot, and eignati64 that the committee consist. of three members. hiajaritY vote of the Committee (two out of 3) shall be binding as to ere ion of c��ntrols heretofore referred to; cut Majority of committee members may designate a representative to act for said cq nmittee, but neither such representative nor any committee member shall be entitled to or receive compensation tar services rendered pursuant to these covenants. C. PROCEDUkE ----____^ -The Committee's approval. or disapproval as required, in these covenants, shall be in writing, 8 GEAiEI2Ah�pROV2� glpNg a A. TRbi - These covenants are to run with the land and sh b?.zAng on all all be partie, ;nd all persons claiming under them .for a Period of thirty (30) years from date of this .recordin g. ter Which tame, these. covenants shall automatically extend for g �' Y successive periods of ten tl0) years 3crit of unless an instrument Signed b a ma ' the then owners ofn been recorded, agreeing to change said covenants in whole or the lot:, has E�CEME,NT --Enforcement y proceedi . shall be b in part.. ng at law or in equity against any persons 'violating or attempting to violate a either to restrain violation or to recover damages. any covenant C. Y by judgement or col ^t Invalidation Of an one of these covenants r order shall. in no wase affect any one of tie other pro'yisions which w17 remain in full force and effect. 9 • CARE; ANb. Ap��Ai2�1NCE OF V�IOANT ' LOTS in the SubdiVisinn must be kept in ^Any unimproved building lots P good appearance and proper caregiven to them at all times. Construction of any buildings must be completed Within one 1 thin 1 year of the starting date of said constrUdtian, In rCgards to unsold building lots: This will be the respozisiblli the recorded title, In 'case of t�t of the owners who hold re"served the tight to � tecturai Control. Comfii'ttee neglect g have the nec ssa r thelrchi ry Work er armed 7 _ , on any lots to restore and maintain good appearance and. care; rhe charges for work performed is to be billed to, and paid for, by the, owner or owners who hold the recordedtitle. 10. IMPAIRMENT OF LIEN - Nothing contained in this Declaration shall impair, or defeat the lien of any mortgage or deed of trust made in good faith and value, but title to any property subjed` to this Declaration obtained through sale in satisfaction of any Stich mottgagr; or deed of trust shall thereafter be held subject to all restrictions and provisions hereof'. 11. EASEMENTS All easements are reserved as shown on.the subdivision map. IN WITNESS WHEREOFt We iave.hereunto set our hands this day of 1983 r Hefty Simpson 11uStell GUivei r Ken Thacker A 1 APPLYING FOR A REZONE ;20 PAC Y The -planned area cluster is intended buildingsto allow, structure x in te relationship of various uses, substantial compliance with sizes and. open spaces while insuring the General Plan axed the intent of the CtheteCurementsgofrth adequate standards necessary to satisfy, q pVblic health, safety and general welfare. Each application for a R(azone to PAG should ��'include: ,� A completed Rezoning APplioation 'Form; 1. ,� A completed Environmental Information Appea.dix ++E" form; 16 copies of a preliminary development plan and a repro-�' ducable master. The plan should be drawn to scale and indicate: a. Proposed uses) of all land in the subject area, b. Existing natural land features, and topography of the subject area, c. Circulation plan for all vehicular and pedestrian wa`SF s , d. Metes and boundsensionject Property' s afof the ball existing8tructures, e., Location and dim areas, fire hydrant locations, f, ,and.scaping, parking rosed structures, sew - street lighting, typical proposed P age disposal and water supply systems, ga Anticipated grading for the 6evelopment4 'ect area; A Written legal desoriPtion of the sub? • A preliminary repprovision . ort on far storm drai.nage S sewage disposal and public utilities; 6, A statement which describes the orgy zap on of ary Pro- the intended Cove posed gov,eowner+s Assoc.atian, listing , describing nant 0onditions and Restrictions SCC and R s all services, recreationa�nfaandidescribingl and otheranticipated bilines of the associati , methods of financing, development, and, maintenance; k f tha subject area, the residential aens ty aaaly'sis therefrom and a statement estimated population re8ultiP licant) the proposed de-- of how din the opinion o the app l' canfb�:�riis to, and is consistent with the general. Plan, the architectural design of g . Schema tic drawing indicating all buildings and sded hOreht . bulk, and profile e a �oftt`he describes the intended hFa g to the st rrou�d.ing area;. structures and thoir relationship 94 A statement co'clCuNrning any proposed pha'sitig of the projects the sequence and dining of each unit and how indicating the reasonable and each unit woald tndepon,dentl.y orderly development of the area; Additional information may be required by the., pllanting commission or board of eupei�vi sacs at the time of anal pubblic hearing= Bate countz, WEALTH At4D BEAUTY PLANNING COMMISSION 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE -. OROVjUE, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE: S34.4601 December 21, 1982 K. E. Thacker P. 0 Box 1088 Paradise, CA 95969 RE Rezone to PA -C File # 83-45 AP 41-03-11S Dear qtr. Thacker: This is to notify you that we have received your application for a 'Rezone to PA -C (Planned Ai'..:a Cluster) to allow development of 30 lots on 44 + acres on property zoned S -1•I (Scen-ic Highway) and A-2 (General), located on the west side of Pent z-Magalia Eligh%i�ay approximately 1 mile north from Oroville Pentz Road Paradise, (Cherokee area) An initial study of potential environmontal consequonces anticipated in connection with this px•o j ect :is being cOntpleted by the Butte COUnty Planning Department and will be foxwavded to you. Should you have any questions regarding this matter, pleas w c Ecol free to contact this o -.E f; ' Sincerely, x"43: A hi rche-t' Director 06 Planning BAR, I k't ct t R. GLiiver B. Simpson This project must meet the requirements in the Uniform Building Code amended to'Butte County standards._ r In accordance With Section 13.00 (Fire Standards) of thn Improvement Standards, the water requirements for this (ATTACH ri[ISINC.Ca t�ApD {{int) Parcel/Project are: (Applir:able standards are checked). ( ) 13,01-1 Re uirement Class. 1, A water supply for fire protection will-not be required; However, if the domestic water storage system has a capacity of 1,000 gallons or more, a fire department connection to Butte County Public Works standard S-29 shall be installed. The fire department must be notified of any such connection, such connection point must be located so that it is readily accessible to fire department equipment. ( ) 13.01-2 Requirement Class z. A pressurized water system with adequate numbers of hydrants is preferred, but if this is not feasible, the following option will satisfy the fire department requirement for Water. ( ) a. Water storage tanks with a capacity of 10,000 gallons or more, equipped with direct all weather access and fire department connection (S»29) ( ) b, In ground swimming pools equipped with a drafting connection or drafting aocess,, or, ( )' c, A dry standpipe system plumbed to a reliable water source, Such standpipe system Will not exceed 1,000 feet in length. There must be at least 10,000 gallons of water available and strategically located for each 10 dwellings, or portions thereof. (Example. 11 dwellings would require two seperated sources) Provisions must be made to insure that the water stored is always available and accessible for use under all weather conditions, ( ) 1.1.01--d-Requirement Class 3. A pressurized community water system is required. Tentative hydrant locations are Indicated on the attached preliminary map, final locations must be exactly indicated and recorded on the final mapy Number of hydrants required maximum hydrant to hydrant spacing feet, hydrant size heat r::tlit� rtnd` mvc%�.(`��,...A.e.a.��.. �.�: and installed according to Butte County Public orks Specification S-27 and requirements of local water agency. ( ) 13,.P1 -a Requirement Class 4. 'Vatdr for fire protection is required. the preferable system is a hydrant system capabtld of meeting the fire flow requirements, If this is not feasible, a system involving independent pumps, static water storage and dry sLdndpipes may be substituted. Such a system is subject to the approval of the fire department. The available water Plow from such a system must flow ,,,,gallons per minute, The minimum volutmr_ of water in storage must be gallons. Provisions must be made to insure the system provided I s maintained to its design capacity', _ .— ( ) 13,015 Re uirement Class 5. Pressurized water for fire protection is available within 1-»000 feet of the created parte s. In 1 eu of nearing the cost of installing a fire hydrant(s) the dev�e�t,o�oil iu� pay into the fire depart ment hydrant fund. Pay in-lieu fee into ry1 drant fund based on $1.25 per frontage `(i�(x�fc� 5 cij�rrrr►l. , s w foot. Frontage is indicated by the red line on the attached map. Approximate fee is $ . Final frontage calculation to be made by surveyor and recorded an final Wrap, Frontage calculation w 11 ncludu both sides of the street on included streets, (X) other conditions. No ab'ect a3�s Rggqr0ment Cas . 3 j m oseei. upon gy2Lo Pmenu Response times for the first 3 fire engines is as follows: 1. Station N COP/BCFD = minutes 2. Station minutes 31 Station ii minutes In the Safety Element of the Butte County General Plan, this project area is classified as a fireWILLIAM C. TCIS cc; 8CFOBattaF le Chief County re iarden C,Q. 7 Local water agency requirements form hydrants may be restrictive By; q y y Ba talion,C id .• � i�Q Gbh �o1a BUTTE. Ci1l.NT ' Y P L VNG COMP1 I SS T t�N 841+0 Co, planning Coro* 7 COUNTY CENTER liRIVE - OROVILLE,, CALIFORNIA 95965 PHONE: 534-4601 JAN 0 3 198 OrOA110i Calif=k TO: PG&E DVPE: Decemhe•r 22, 1982 202 Pearson Road Paraaise, CA 95969 RE: PROJECT REVIEW AND ENVIRONMENTAL, EVALUATION 83_45 Enclosed is preliminary data.our office has received or generated concerning the following project: K. E. Thacker Rezone to PA-C _ (Planned Area Cluster) from _S-H (Scenic Highway) and A-2 (General) to allow development of 30 lots on 44 + acres on property located �? on the west side of Peretz-Aagalia highway "approximately l-mile nortF, from rovi . e Pentz Road, Paradise tUliexo e area AP 4:1•-03-115' We are making an assessment of possible environmental. Impacts and will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative Dt;;1a?^ation, Mitigated Negative Declaration or ani .Environmental Impact Report. Please provide any factual statements, ide,; for investigation, or opinions you can _ offer in _rarea of concern or } 1eithert -elate to physial, social� or economic impacts thatthisproject may generate Please respond within 14 days of the abdve--note'. dace. if no response is generated by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed that there are no significant environmental impacts which are potential from the project. We appret:iat'e any assistance you car. provide Sincerely.., Rick Rodriguez Plamunb Techni.cican iotnments : ^-g�� t� �;V .�s�" t.._{\,«r�' �s.� �c.�•et� U 1�3.�r.�� Vi�aC"' �•, t y y �r Y ��1 ��i.-\ �--r.,.r•,;i �� .may D �N ��i', �7� yy�t�,'<� t P. (Write or type in space pro+ Wed return this sheet:) BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMI.SS I QN COUNTY CENTER'' .IVE - ORQVILLE, Cf1LTFQR� 95965 PHONE 34-4601 To Public Works D,ATN;:; - December, 22 1982 Land Development RS,i, PFOJEC'r REVIE41 A?49) Eti7V P,,0,� ,."t,!TAL EVALUATION 85-45 Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated concerning the following project: K. P. Thanker Rezone to PA -C (Planned Area Cluster) from S -H _(Scenic Highway) and .A-2 (General) to allow development of 30 lots on 44 + acres on _property located : on the west side of Pentz-Magalia Highway approximately 1 mile north from rnvz e e-ntz Road, Paxadise ero ee a-rea , AP 41>03-1:15 We. are malting an assessment of possible environmental impacts and will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative Declaration, Mitigated Negative Declaration or an Environmental Impact Peporl. Please provide any factual statements, id:,as for investigation, or opinions you can offer in your area of c,ncevn or expertise that relate to either physical, social., or econom;o impacts that this project may generate. respond this'Within inquiry,�ays thenfitthe shallvbenassumeddate. thatlthereresponse no is significant environmental impacts which a.te potential from the project. We appreciate any assistance you can provide. Sincerely, r (Write or type in space provided & return this 6heet.1 BUTTE PRITY P jI G COMM MI0�! 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE — OROVILLE CALIFORN'l,'A 95965 PHONE,: 534-4601 TO, Butte County Environmental. DATE: ilecembeT 22, :1982 Health RE: PROJECT REVIEW AND ENVIRONMENTAL `EVALUATION 83-45 Enclosed is preliminary data our office has xeceived or generated concerning the following projecti K. P. Thacker. Rezone 'to PA -C (Planned ArLA Cluster) from S -H (Scenic I•Iighway) and A-2 (General) to allow develgment of 30 Jots on 44 + acres on property located. on the west sid�e of Pentz-Magalia Highway approximately I mile north from Orovil entz Road, Paradise vro ee area.l. AP 41-03-115 We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative Declaration, Mitigated Negative Declaration or an Environmental. Impact Report. Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise that relate to either physical., social, or economic impacts that this project may generate.. Please respond within 1 days of the above -noted date. If no response is generated by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed that there are no significant environmental impacts which are potential from the project. We appreciate any assistance you can provide. Sincerely, of L]IV. rw oh Planning TechnicianQravlllot��ifom+ Rick Roar liez Comment5ls ot, OttCc�rA��f3� �pr�u� �d �,,ri5 ciNl,,�}Zlxc b tritr b @ �4f,1t14At Dt y; ,:�1d't ,�1it t t{* 11 c� � �10iQ1i 1A/cz�f'/2 A, . W; / r CJP .7ttlLr Yr�'tl r..._ f"E�„�r��t,�,_ �,.4,tn CwR��rs (tt[if�ItLk/r .lfYrSriC Siff I'd ((61.� M 44"`1?'�;ct '.lU�tt1f0i1 C0iyile. (Write or type in space provided & return this ehee±;) yt j 1nf+er - _ �De Tom.. der# es t Memorandum All Interested Agency es Steve Streeter Manning s�EcT: Pre ..,Oevelo Tentative Pment Confdrenee Gena.) Subdivision Alae November 15, 1982 p' PA�O� AP 4a 1082 - at 1:30 p Nm November 5. "S (Ken 'Hacke.r, o Russell 4 The ubj ec1. November Fre-dev6iop CorAerence room,. ment o 7.0, 1982 to November18, 1 1 ce meeting was Chan 1,y82 at 1:30 P m. SAS xn the from Planning �,1r Russel, Guive art Nelson 3, r,r)25 pine Oaks Rd, Wall Stx,eet, OroviIle Suite 6, Chico; r� ,.t,,tti�'g •ik Inter •r f,, , Depart'M., emorandum TO.. All Interested Agencies BROW Steve Streeter, P1 .nnin susjEcj.. Pre -Development ConfOrenceNovember 10, 1982.at 10:0,0 a.m. Tentative Subdivision Map, PA -C, AP 41-03.115 (Ken Thacker $ Russell 0ATES Gu' i.ver) November 198 You are invited to attend a pre -development conference for a proposed single-familyresidential Planned Area Cluster development located on the west side of Pentz Magalia Highway} east of the Lime Saddle Marina, 5 miles south of the Town of Paradise (Sec. 18 'T21N ME). Enclosed is some information about the project. The conference is scheduled for Novetiber 10, 1992 a+ 10:00 a.m, in the Planning Co,Yference Room, 3 County Center Drive, Oroville, California. Please plan to attend or amend a .representative from your agency. 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M1I n `; hl 1 f it J _ 7Y4 L; r 14, ) I �' r l ' 1 i1_ I 1 1 1 �' iflai 1 ° 1 I �`A°A.4 rq,k A All t s, 'a - "11 ndr r t r ,IL )Irt t,k_ k • --- � _ liarl b, Nelson x r�ssucitCeg 330Chico,Chico; Telephone - 8' e G C 92160enin 191V ,_— 954�G X93-+491 ; Land Use Planning Cnvironmcgtal Studies- Permit Assistance reasibility Studies October 29; 1982 Mr., Stephen Streeter Butte County Planning Department 7 Ccaunty Center brive Oroville, California 95985 Dear Stave: Per our conversation of October 2G, 1982t We are forwarding eight copses of a Preliminary site Plan and initial study checklist for the Guiver/Thacker Proposed PA-C subdivision.near time Saddle Marina (Section 18 T 21 N, R4E) Please schedule this item for a Preliminary Development Conference at the earliest available , date. Thank you for your assistance. ,Sincerely, { Earl. b. Nelson EDN/bbs:dal Wfa Co. �tartnittr��"`osr�orla Ca p a APPENDIX F p ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM ,� (To be completed by `Lead Agency) C4, OSP BACKGROUND ERC Log r i�ar}�� 1. Na ate or proponent Ken Thacker and Russell. G uiver, 2. Address and n'ione Number of Proponent, c/o Dan 1-1755 P Q9A 5-8955Thacker: 531 6950' Guiver: 589--1010 3. Date of Checl a.ist Submitted cto er 26, 1982 4. Agency Requiring Checklist Butte C ount-v Plonniho D epart1r,ertt 5. Name of Proposal if applicable Tentative_ Subdivision nn 30 lots. on�acres 11. ENVIROMMENTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of all ,yes" and I'Maybe" answers are required on attached sheets YES MAYBE NO 1 Earth. Will the proposal result in signif icant, a: Unstable earth conditions oti in changes in geologic structures?' X o b. Disruption, displacement, corpac`+.ion X a _ or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground sltf .faace relief feature;s-oi, remuv�il of `yopsoil hI>bl1Y.:n� 1C1[w�hllNw/141.M'11.Y \'IR. e.. X .c d. Destruction, covering or mo6i- fica.tion of any unique geologic or X, physical features? _ e'. Increase in wind oz water orosion of X soils, either on-- or oTf-site? .�. f, Changes in deposition or ovo^;ion of beach sands; Or changes in siltn.tirin, deposition or oposion Which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bod of the ocoan oi- any bay, inlet or l aho? X Loss of pr, .me agt'icu ltu }t111,y Pro duc tj%!e soils outsido tlesignAted urban f reas? .. X F-1 x APPEUIX F (TobeoomENVIRONlENTAL pletedCUyCKLISLeadT�ORCIy, 0�7 9C9 T . BACKGROUND ECIC Log r 1, Vane or proponent Ken Thacker and Russell G uiver 2, Address and Phone NW.Yiber of Propo.nentl c/o Dan LT ays Tr 7 S5 Ga5i C h-1co GA 895-8955 Thacker: 524--6950' G uiver: 589-1010 3. Date of Checklist; submitted Q .;toher 26, 1982 4. Agency Requiring Checklist -'-Butte C ounty. Planning D eaaartmeTA h. Name of Proposal, if applicable Tentative Subdivision M.p creating 30 lots on 44 acre�� 1'I ENVIRONMENTAt IMPACTS (Explana..tions of all "yes'" and 'Maybe" An8wei is are required on tttt Lclied sheets) . YES MAYBE _ NO 1; Earth. Will the propoSal result in significant: a Unstable earth conditions or in changes f in geologic structures? - _K b. Disruption,, displacement, cbtPftction X c or overcover:ing of the soil? c4 Change in topogrftphy or broui d sul- face re.Lief feature:s:.or removal o: f X c topsoil? - -_ d. Destruction, covering or modi- ficatioii of any unique geologic or X Physical features?_: e, Inorease in «ind or iv'rter a;rosion of X soils, either on=- or off, site? f Changes in deposition or ez`osion of bench sands, oil changes in siltation, deposition or ovbsion tvhioli may modify tho charnne" of a river or s•treanl oil the bed of tho ocean or any lay, inlet or g, Loss of Prsme arg icultUrallly Pro- ductive sons outside~ designaLtod X urban areas? F-1 YES MAYBE, NO h. Exposure of, people or property to geo- logic hazards suets as earthquakes., land-- slides, mudslides, ground failure, or similau- hazards? X C Air. Will the proposal result in, - a: Substaniial`deterioration 'of ambient oky local air quality? X b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke or fumes? X c Significant alteration of air move- ment, moisture or temperature or any change in climate, either locally or regionally9 X 3. Yater. I1►ll the proposal result in sub- stantial: a. Changes in currents; or the course or direction of water movements? X h-. Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate an-a' amount of surface'water runoff? X c c. Need for off-site surface drainage improvements, including vegetation removal., channelization or culvert - installation'? X d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters? X' e. Change in the amount of surface, water in any water body? _ _ X' f. Discharge into surface Wo ter8, or in any alterationox suri'aco %V,ater quality, including but not limited to temperature; dissolved oxygen or tutbidiEy? _ X g. Alteration bt the direction or rate of flow of ground water?; h. Change iti the quantity or quality of ground waiters, either through diroct additions 01 witt dea,wals, or through ticep/tyfoi of an aquirier by cuts or ginte r•Xeava�Yi�. iii X •.. F- YES h1AYBD- No i. Reduction in the a.moun of water Other- wise available for pu`t ' or priva'te water supplies? X v. I;Xposure of people or property to waLor related hazards such as flooding? X . plan* Life. 6Vi11 the proposal result in i substantial: a, Loss of vegetation or change in the di- versity of species ox" number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora and aquatic q plants)? Reduction b. on of the numbers of any unique;, rare � c or endangered species of plants? ---- ___ X c C. Introduction of new species of n1ants into F,. an Area, or iat "01111"Ll XOP-Lenishment of e,\isting species? X c d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crops? — . X 5� Animal .'LifeWill Will the proposal result in substantial - a. Change in the diversity of species, on numbers of any species of animals (birds, land atlinia15, including, reptiles, and Sheilfish, benthic organisms, in_ sects 01. microfauna)? 13= RodUC.i,iott of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of antinal.s? X e, IntroductiOh of :new .species of animals into aarea.,i are, or result in a barrier to the migration or movement of animals? I. Reduction of, encroachment upon, Or doteriorn.tion to existing fish or wild-' life habitat? Wi.1 , the Proposal result in o ,substantial a, Inctoases it noise le<els b sure of �. x -- peopl.t, ,.o set'et e noise 10vols? =-------� r `( F_3