HomeMy WebLinkAbout83-63B GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 5 OF 70 'R OVIUt, CALIFORNIA'
GENERAL CLAIM
CLAIMANT' Parrott Ranch Company
ADDRESS: 114 Sansome Street
CITY rA S1;ATEr, San Francisco, CA 941.04 IMPORTANT:
SEE INSTRUCTIONS
DATE OF CLAIM, 3/8/84 ON REVERSE SIDE.
suBMIT CLAIM TO DEPARTMENT RECEIVING GOODS OR SERVICE
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GATE DESCRIPTION OF CLAIM.. (DESCRIBE FULLY pE
3/$-/84 Refund of Fees collected for Specific Plan Application
for AP 40-01-02 thru 07, etc. (Chan ed to GPA)
Receipt # 7189 (l'lannln7
REFUND tXPLANATTON
$11,5.00 Public Works 6117 115. 00
`$ 274, nviron Hea 6111901,
$ 50.00 Planning, 2109
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TOTAL 115. 00
I, the under;loed, declare tutder penalty of perjury that the services or articles claimed have bean pet[ormed or delivered,and that this
'afstm is true and correct as Mated.
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tivered and that there in a Budget Apprcpriokiba[D or Specific S.ionrd Approval [] (Check,one) for the aame:
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CLUMANT. _ Parrott Ranch Company
ADDRESS.- .._« 114 Sansome Street
Cil T4STAT E Sat] Frz�nc; �Cb�A 941-04_ IMPORTANT:,
VATE OF CLAIM.. _3/8/84 SEE INSTRUCTIONS
ON REVERSE SIDE:
SVBMIT" CLAN TO DEPARTMENT RECEIVING GOODS. OR SERVICES
*ATE DESCRIPTION OF CLAIi" (OESCRiBE FULLY TO AVOI1) OEL,AY) � AMOUNT
3,584 Refund Of Fee8L
Co1`lette3 far Specific Plan Application
for AP 40-01-02 thru; 07 etc. (Changed to GPA)`
Receipt # 7189 (Planning);
REFUND EXPLANATION
$ 24.00 Environ. Health 614901 24. 00
$115iOO Public Works 6'TI
$_50.00 Planning 210:"
TOTAL 24..` 00
l;, the undersigned, declare under penalty of perjury {hat the service, or articles claimed have bean performed ar, dellVered,r,and that this
cialrn is true and correct as stated.
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1. the undersigned. heraby certify that,to the beat of my knowledge, the oe�rv^i-c7en or ortfclea specified ,trove hove been patlnrmed or da
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......Approval
REMARKS
......Necessary action
......Prepare reply,
Fiscal Analysis for
......Comment
Neel Esquon, Property
......Note and return
(83-63B)
......Note land file
_
Please review .aid
......Investigate
critique by
...Signature
January '20', 1984.
....Confer
......As requested
......got information
....—Per telephone
conversation
BUTTE COUNTY
City of Chico
Air Pollution
Pub'11,d Wot.k.5 ;
F 0. Box 3420
Control District
lair �CA '95927
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Calif. Dept. of Fish
Butte County Faze ,
Dept./CDP ,
555is; aiglvay
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K'�rr..se, CA 95969
Jim. 'Snowden
Rt. 3, Box 551
Chico CA 95926
G,hi co "666
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P. 0. Box 177,9
Chico, CA 95927
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P. 0. Box 3509
Chico, CA 95926 i
Chico, CA 95927 -
Chico, CA 95927
Ch e t1Led School
B�i.x onmental Health
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1163 E. 7th Street,
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Parkview School Capacity
- 486 students
Parkview enrollment
1982-83
361 students,
Additional capacity
124 students
Parkview
School
Quail Canyon
25
students
Bidwell Heights
90
students
14 Mile House
5
students
Southgate Acres
Southgate Acres 2
9`students
Country Club, Oaks
10
students
Skansen 2
Skansen 3
28
students
Stilson Ranch'
67
students'
Chico Cooperative Homes
23
students
486 Total
Parrott Ranch
229
'students
-1`24 Student stations available
486
students
'362Over capacity
t
Chi C;o Junior r Hi r. k
skyway Ranch #1
4 students
Skyway' Ranch #2
23 students..
Chico Creek, Commons;
C01munity.Park Commons
Housing,Authoeity-County
6 students
Springfield at the Villages 12 students
Almond Creek 11
10 students
Quail Canyon
11 students
Bi dwe'l l Heights
38 students
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14 Mile House
2 students
Southgate Acres
Southgate Acres 2
4 students
Country Club Oaks
4 student:
Skansen 2
Skansen 3
12 students
Cliff Johnsen condominiums
Acme CondoMinium
Ellen Subdivision
Cherrywood
Payne
110adowood Commons
Greenwoods
9'students
Stilson Ranch
29 students
Waterford
9 students
S'unhil'1
1 student
The Homestead
20 students
Sacramento Ave. 'Estates
6 students
Western Community Guilders
2 students
Paris Gardens
1 student
Springfield Drive Properties
12 students
1197 Capacity
Stonegate
3 students
udents
1041 Enrollment
Magnolia "Woods
l student
156 Stations available
Waterford Na:
5 students
-332 Students
Chico Cooperative Homes
10 students
(176> Over Capacity
Parrott Ranch
98students
332 students
f
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Chico Senior High
$kyway Ranch fl,
4
students
Skyway Ranch 12 _
23
students
Chi co Creek CommoPi8
' Community Park Commons
Housing Authortty-County
6
students
Springfield at the Villages
12
students
Almond Cheek 11
10
student's
Quail Canyon
11
students
BidWell Heights
38
studonts
14 Mile House
2
students
Southgate Acres
Southgate Acres 2
4
students
Country Club Oaks
4
students
Skansen 2
Skansen 3
12
students
Cliff Johnsen. Condominiums
Acme Condominiums
Ellen Subdivision
Chergwood
Payne
Meadowood Commons
Greenwoods
9.students
Shasta Bay Estates
4
students
Eisfel t Subdivision
2
students
Stilson Ranch
29
students
Chanticleer
2
students
Waterford
10
students
Sunhill
1
student
The Homestead
20
students
Sacramento Ave;. Estates
5
students
Payne & Leighty Duplexes
5
students
Western Community Builders
2
students 1712
Capacity
Paris Gardens
l
student: 1093.
Enrollment
Springfield Drive Properties
12
students 1619
Stations available
Stonegate
3
students -348
Students
Magnolia Woods
1
student 271
Sta;ions'st111. available
Pleasant Oak
3
students
Waterford No. 2
4
students'
Rosewood
I
student
Chico Cooperative Homes
10
students
Parrott Ranch
97
students`'
348
students
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MESSAGet
Neal E-squon
- letter of
9I1d/83
from City of Chico
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- that range ofstrategies an
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Beck said Parrott d the market Surveys,
a halt to further '>
specific planning in the area, Specific Planning; '
covers exact housing densities, roadway
erns
patt-
and service districts for the area, A;Gen.
oral Plan change would simply change
designation from g the use
industrial razing to residential andCounty
planning officials said i l
appcars'Parrott Ranch mayobtan the Geneo
Plan chaage anral
d then
sell the land to individual
developers. "They jthe ranch] will have to bring
in help to develop
�,� ��� ®�
a large piece o
that commented one coufpropertylike t
nty
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Off�°9
planner.
Beck explained that a specific plan is usually
good for 10" years and -then c hanges in
people waWhit
nt start working" making the sPecific
plan outdated. He hinted Parrott
.Pment
Representatives of the Parrott Ranch Co,
have decided to back'
now felt its
specific plan forthearea would not bereadyfor
.endedarketplace before that 10 -year period
off from pushing a big
dcvelcpment in Nance Canyon south ofChico.
But the company
F` y plans to
"I don't agree with same parts of their
market survey Beck commented,
proceed With
efforts to have the -acre site's General
Plan designation changed
added the com But he
y was concerned about
"what the city of Chico
aged to allow for future
industrial
Industrial and residential
According to count sou evelopment,
is doing in the nor -
theast." He specii5call named bath the rest-
dentia! developments
Y rcesandrepresenta-
ti�'es of Parrott Ranch, the decision to halt
specific, planning work
;
Northeast, Chico SeweplAssessmenthDistrct r
and the plans for the Pooth'
on Che site apparent)
came after the company conducted financial
feasiblity studies. Critics
which ill Industrial Park,
park„ will be a' ZGO-acre light industriaF
of the project had said
earlier there tvas Alread too ,
Q
'
zoned land in the area. Parrott Ftnanchrihlidy
wanted to create
a more than 600 -acrd indus-
trial park on the site, which•Is located adjacent
both
to the Skyway and Highway 99, south of
Chico,
According to Al Beck, a planningconsultant
r with Eco -Analysts, Parrott
Ranch was given'u
range of Marketing strategies for the i,tnd;
Which was Acquired
by the company'more than
50 vcars ago for winter
grazing. After analyzing l
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Guidelines for Air Quali ty'impact Assessments:
Transportation Projects
General Development and
Table of Contents
Page
1. INTRODUCTION
1
II. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING
'2
III. IMPACT OF PROJECT PROPOSAL AND ALTERNATIVES
A. Short-Term Emissions
2
3
B. Lon g- erm; 1 scions
a a Analy
C. Lova Scsis
3
D Corti dor An a l? S
E. Nazar ous Pollutant Anal sis
4
F. Cumu atiye Impact Analysis
4
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IV, CONFORMITY WITH AIR QUALITY PLAN
5
V. MITIGATION MEASURES
5
A. General Trans ortaton Mea_ ure_s
tans ortation Measures
6
C
t3. nen �r-� onsare
C. Residential Project Measures
6
0. Land Use Deve o ment Measures
7
Figure l - California and National Air Quality Standards
Figura Z - CUMU.1ative Percentage of Hydrocarbon Emissions
7 Mile Trip
1O
REFERENCES
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4. Percent cold,-hot start,
5. Types, of trips and average speed' '
6.. 'Vehicle miles ,travel pd, per day
Two models are available from ARB for doing•thts,assessment. They
are URBEMIS #1and.Supplement
2 to Procedure'_and Basis for
Estimating On�Road'Ve
is a mission;$.a ere.nce tem and 5).
Traditionally, �reduct.io.ns in.vehicle:miles travelled (VMT) have
been targeted. for ,reducing, emissions associated wi th motor vehicle
travel. However, with the gradual reduction of emissions dui: to
increasingly stringy nt—gmJssions standards, ,reductions in vehicle
trips is as important in estimating potential emissions as
reduction.in VMT,, especially for short trilps. For example,
approximately ;60� of' a catalyst equipped moto.r.vehicle's
hydrocarbon emissions will occur.. within the first mile of a seven
mile trip at an average of B miles Per hour (see Figure 2).
Supplement 2 to Procedure and Basis for Estimating On-Road Vehicie
Emission's can be used for Assessing Cold start/hot soak emissirns
for motor vehicle trips.
Co
Local Scale Analysis - Estimate of project's air quality impact in
the vicinity of project. Special emphasis should be placed on
itlentify ng locations of sensitive receptors (i;,e,, hospitals,
schools, etc.) and the actual exposure to pollutants..
Concentration of carbon monoxide and lead are of primary concern.
We recommend that-a suitable microscale model such as CALME 3
(Reference item 6) be used to analyze the project's carbon
monoXide impact; This mode] is applicable to intersections,
roadway links, • and ingress/egress points of parking. A lead`
analysis should be performed if local stationary sources of lead
emission5 !are present in the area or if the project is in an area
-
that exceeds the national or state 'lead standards,
b.
Corridor~ Anal sis When a project acts as a generator or
attractor of vehicle trips which may; result in. a significant
change in level of service of local roadways, freeways, or
arterials, the affected transportation corridor should be
analyzed. This analysis should include the expected change in
emissions for the corridor due, to changes of speed. This analysis
should also take into consideration cumulative impacts as
described in Part F.
E.
Hazardous Pollutants2 - Airborne hazardous or toxic pollutants
exPected to be generated by the project must be identified'. The
types ofpollutant, quantities emitted, ambient' background levels
and potential_ impact on public health must be addressed. In
addition, it must be identified if a. project is to be located in
an area which may be impacted by existing or planned facilities"
with the potential to emit toxic or hazardous pollutants. An air
quality analysis, of�hazardous air, borne pollutants should discuss
the following 'poi,::
2See State
of California Administrative Code Title 17, Ch., 1, Part II'.
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11BIENT: AIRt1AL!'TY S1'A,WeFtCD'
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Pollutant
Averaging 'ImO
Calllarnia Standerder
National'Standerdor
,..
Concentrailoni Method4
Prima
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StNconda a r
rY ,
RAolhad r
OxidanEta
t hour
0,10 ppm'-
Ultruvlolet
1 w.
200 Ug
Photometry
Ozeng
1,ltour
012,Ppm
Samo os'Primeiry
EehYtegs+
j235.rrg/mei
Standard
ClIdn" Wfibscence
Carbon Monoxide
8, hour
90 pp� r.,
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Non•Dfsporsive
Infrared
10 nit)/m
Same as
K -Dia slrsiva
P.
(10 mgt.n
r pectrosaepY
(g ppm)
Primary
St6ndards
nfrarsid
Spoctrosdopy
'i hour
20 porn
40 mg/m'
(NDIRj
(36 0rn)
Nitrogen Diwade,
ArtrrUdi AveraE�e
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100 ugt(m3
Gas Phatler
Gas Phase
,(0.05 ppm) .
Chemilumk
Barrie as Primary
Standard
Chemiluminoaceuce
I hour..
0;25 PO
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nascence
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Sulfur Dioxide
Annual AVerape
--
80,u
(0:03 pFam)
24 hour
0;05 ppm
365 uglma
031 ug/mi)"
Ultraviolet
(0.14 ppm)
Pardrosaniilne
Fluorescence
3 hour
1300ug/mr
(0.q PPM)(1310
1' hour
0,5 ppfn
,.
ug/nt1)
Suspended
Particulate
Annual Geomairfc
Mean
60 Ug/M3
75 ug/nO
60 ug/m°
^
Matter
High Volume
High Volume
24 hour
100 ug/m;Sampling
260 ug'i
150 ug/ms
-
Sernpling :
Sulfates
24 hour
25 ug/ml
Turbidimetric
--
Barium
_ sir
Sulfate
Lead'
30 day
1.6 ug/ma
Atomic'
Average
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w. Atomic
Calendar
—
=
1,5 ug/ma
Same as Pri
Quarter
Mary Standard
Absorption
Hydrogen
1 hour
0.03 ppm.
Cadmium Hydroas.
Sulfide
(42 ug/m'►
Ida STRaclan
Vinyl Chloride
24 hour
0.010 PPM
Tedlar Bag
(Chloroethane)
(26 ug/m3)
Collection, Gas
--
--
_
Chromategrdphy
Visibility
1 observation
(n sufficient � amount to
iaod
reduce the prevailing visibilftyr'
icing
Particles
to loss than 10 miles When the
relative humidity is less than 7046
=
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_
APPLICABLE
ONLY 1111 THE LAKE TAHOE /SIR BAS
IN.
Carbon Monoxide
6 hour
6 ppm ,'
NDIR
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Visibility
1 o6sorvstion
in sufficient amount to
RedUcing
reduce the prevailing 'visibility°
._
..
Particles
to loss than 30 miles when the
relaiivo humidity is less than:7096
(FOOTNOTES ON REVERSE
SIDE)
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OF CA'T"F 7ESOt1RG .p ,
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22 Augu ,
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(916) 443.8046
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'ESQUON G1;NERAL
PLAN AMENDIKENT & SPECIFIC PLAN
RE• NF,M,
1 hank you for requesting our comments on the NOP cited above,
The DEIR should'
architectural or other :cultural resources located in
those resources likely to be affected by` the project
(1)' Describe actions taken to identify historic archeological'y
the. project area, and should present results obtained. O
need be identified. lemenCed by clear.
ora'
phYsicai description of identified ,cul'tural_ resources, and their setting Supp
(2) what
photographs.
were a lied and by whom, and what: conclusions were reached and
(3)
Contain a, documented evaluation of the impor ance of any tul'tural resources identified, indicating h
standards or criteria Were used, how they W
why: acts to important cultural resources using the
rse imp
ie as precisely as possible
and ]5126 (a) of the El Guidelines. The focusfect d by the
(4)' Deseshould; be.60,
nbe and analyze be adversely
effect contained in 5ectionssl1e any adve esources important may
definition of eff how and to what extent those qualities that make these r
project uaiities that make These resources _
e t reservation techniques in architect',thea evident in he choice Policy
adverse effects to public,
(�) Discuss reasonable alternatives that Would avoid any
re, land use planning P Ce and
important. Familiarity With ;cu- n p
development, P
reservation aw and cultural resource management should be clearly
discussion of alternatives.
hose re-
uidelines. >=am111116ty with current preservation
K reasonable mitigation measures to minimize adverse effects to the important qualities dttultural ' fe
(6)
Propose
sources in accordance with Sections�5p1� (0) of blit policed discloPment� preservation
) dove
evident in the choice ussion of mitigation measures,
techniques in architecture', land u '
resource management should be clearly (e) (f) and (g) of the EIR, Guidelines if applicable,
(7) Conform to the requirements of Sections 15126 (b),
;.
As put. of the data gathering effort, it is generally advisable to:
oval Afcheologicai Inform
Centers listed on the back of this leiter for current
(�) Consuit one of the Regi_
ears of age unless they appear
archeological fesource data.
o Refrain from dealing with sites, buildings; structures or objects
ects less than fifr y
(`)
to be of eXceptional importance,.
nt a encies, all of whore may Have informatioh
ca! ocieties, �arctieolagicai societies, pteservati'on ofganizations, landmark comma Bions or
(3) Consult with historical. c >lanning departments and redevelopme g
boards, county or city i articular project area.
about cultural resources in "a p
i
N, Govornur
GEORC,. OE
,
r
A
(4) Consult with particular ,cultural or ethnic groups
)merest to therm relight be �aUii ted by the, project
if there is any reasonable possibility that: a fie"' 'e' of
,; ; .:.
Please note that if any federal agency, board or cornmission (s'involved in this k0ject, compliance With Section 106
of the National Historic Preservation Act of 1966,
as amended, is required, The DEIf2 should be drafted to reFlect
compliance with the requirements of thisAct,
if you hava.iny. gtiestlons, piea�sd call Nicholas Del Oioppo
office at4� 6l X22–E{.+�53
"_ —___: of this
Sincerely,
Dr. Knox Mellon
State Historic Preservation Officer
cc; State Clearinghouse
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