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HomeMy WebLinkAbout84-64 REZONE FROM TM-20 TO TM-5 1 OF 1�. 11 ' i • f�• ° •f M} � �. °a bs, In '� •rF:'ll�.s r 4�� IAS a r,.t y 4� , 1 • 1 r �. i '�.S':�( , • i6n a i.: ,� ., �,r .ti � 1•. �� 'rd ,l ly,. K,f P •n I r +l, ♦. I J •r . a Je z r AR AdR PILE NO. 8+76-4 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COAINIZSSION STAPP PINDINGS - August 21 7.984 APPLICANT: Butte County Planning Con mtis8iol:l: OWNER: Glen Shirley and L. L. Legare I213QUPSI. Rezone fxotn L TM -20 to 'I'M -5 AP NO.: 56-07--67, 72 (PoTtILO'RS) SIZE: 10+ acres LOCAT1ONr On the east side Of- Cohasset. Road,, 3/"4 mile north o C Mticl Creek Road,, Co}iasset Area. EXISTING ZONING: TD7-20 ZONING HIS'T'ORY; Zoned TM' 20 August 20, 1074 1472) SURROUNDING ZONING;» TM -5, 'TM -20', 'CP"=160 SURROUNDING LAND USE. Scattered reSiderntia:'l and a 'radio transmission Site. SITE I1 i STORY : Subi ect Property was created ,;is a result of a boundary' line ntoclificatioil in 1976: GZBNERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: Agricultural Residential APPLICABLE' REGULATIONS : Bu r.te County General Plan 'policies , Bi�80County Code Sections 2.4'-174: and ., Y Comments:'' The Department of Public 1Noxks lzacl no comments: LL Tan rirdnmental Health : "No ob j ection to rezone. 1Vater avail abilIty s S lona e. PxOU p? 1 vate� evil] be Se tic`tank �� p permit, required Prior to Issuance of any ANAS--- YSI�: This is a rec{uest by the, Planning` Commission to rezone tlle portion of ttivd' Parcels from TM20` to TM° -5. When the zone boundaries were drawn along the 'PaxceI original zone vas adopted in 1 74 the boundaries as that tame . In 1976 a bouyZdar,y 1j le modification tended ,prorierty zoned TM'- 5 into th0, TM they existed at was effected t+l}i chx- in t7ieix current configuration in° 1974.. lia�re been drawn -2 zoite. TTad tTiQ Properties e.�i.stecl rite zone boundaties 111' el' ► would as ped this Proposal. configuta.tior, t} Is proposed `ezona.ng is lieeause of the costing parcel not expected to generate any API}rINIJr,t I• COUNTY OF BUT" rT. I NVIRONWINTAL CIMCK1.1S"I ,P(1RPr aro 0 ctec l-yl,ea &"Ajjnt•"y r p i;1e 84 -G4 Log 184-05-03�0fj I. 11ACKOROIINI) AP 056-07-67$ 72 (ptnsl I. Name or propomslrt Butte County?yPlannift C'olllrrli cion 2. Address oi' proponent Anil r`,."Ilro.gentotive (,iI' app 1,icgbIc !l 7 County Center ririve 0„roville ,_. CA..- Project dcscrPiiratl 7-orte1?rF'a1_-�U:..;tt7•'1'e5:�:�sw,�s. r r , MANPATOT 1'INII iNt,,1, tar S I GNI IITCANCF YIIS N() .Noes the project lltavc the potential to ;clnilrad(t I her equality of stibst'Witially red'1100 the habitat of a1 fish or wildlife speciet,, c,111NO i1: fish or wildlife population to clrnp below self- sllstain).T1g Ia'trels, threaten to,alint'ann.t•e a 11lan,l. of animal comintanity, reduce tho number or rest lieq the range Of to raro or endtaxi tit"cid plant; or animal or eliminate ,important examples, of the n14jor porlocis of Cal.iforrlla 11istor1 or Ilk h. 170es the project have the potential to achieve s1lo t -term btrnefits to tht, dot'r:i.rnent of long-terin rn.vironmental goals? (A short: -Merin impart oil the 0110"0nrnellt is one'wilicll occurs ill, II relatively brief period of time tvllile long-t(Irm impacts wi1 L into the f(ItUr•e.) ondLIVO _ Claus the Project I1nvc impacts which are i.1-adivitlu ally timitod, but cumulatively considerable? (A I)rojcrt rimy imlttact an two or more ; epaara'te resOLIrces wberel the impact oil each reseaarCe 'is I•elatiVel,y small" but 14110:14C the t meet 4'f the totill ply th'Mq + impacts pn the environment; is sigpl.ificant.) ci.' aloes the lrrajoct htive onvi:ronmental effects wiilell ' 14111: cause substantial tidverse cffect� Oil human bein.is, dither directly or Snc iret tly? III . I11'I"r itllTNA7 ICIN (Tet be c. ompl.et ed by the '(.ealcl �1�Gr1t y l OP the lra5iFs of this Initial cwa;lttaationt 171U1; find the proposed projectt CCILtIJa NOT have"r sisnil'icant effect an she environment, and to NFGATIVlw 111:CLARA`CIUII 1Vi'I be propal`rd.. Ulvri r,'a.rlct that although 0111 proposed P111 ect r;alald have' tgni1 sifi a' cant: effect oft the envirtxnment, there tvi.11 not be 6 $1911ifi:e tnt� (IrtoCt in this case beenuse `tl;e Itl1`IrIATI 7N P11?t1SUR i described tori the .xtttac11ac1 �aieet ti 1 " , _ A Nh(',ATIV)' I;rava been at:(41 to thEa 7Ia'itit« • DECj,ARATI;ON trial h;' I re arcd. ; - I %ISE f I1ave Ka s t afrectogtii m at! Nr'At: PORT I,MPAC'r'glti the cnvliro �r r elt,atand; BNVTRONAt ttriPClltT 1s rogaa� a''etI . i od DATI : :,' c7tine 3 3 1 110 Nr. t1()I.IN'Py OF BUTTE PI,ANN'lM 1lt;,PAWI'rMrIN'1By Craig nderg plan 71iiI1g Technician Revic14ed1 by. 2; IV. ENVIRONMENTAL 1 WCT S xpl.anatx` o a a'.1 'yea" and ',maybe" answers are re quii'Oal on attached sheet Cls) "6 1E Na 1. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant: .�-. T, Unstable ear`tlt conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, compaction ar a'vertovering of'the soil? ' c. Change in, topography or ground surface relief features" iL d. --- Destruction, covering car modiic;atia of any .. uniquo, geologic ar physical 'features? e. Increase in wind or water erosion :of. soils, either on ,oa off-site?_ f. Changes in deposition or erosio_,i of beach sands; or changes in siltatio-t , deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a: river or stream or the bed of the ocean or any, bay, inlet or lake? X g. Doss of prime agriculturally productive so i.ls outside designated urban areas? X h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes, landsli.des,' amud- slides, ground failure or similar hazards' �( 2, AIR. Will 'Che proposal result in substantial, a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke r fumes. c. Alteration of` air movement, moisture a -r temperature, or any change in climate, locally or regionally? 3. WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Changes in currents, of the course or direction of water' movements in either marine or fresh waters? _ b: Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rat(: and amount of surface runo:H? X c. Need for oi;fa-site surface drainage improvo,- ments, including vegetation removal, 'ch,anzel-' i:zati,an or culvert ,installation?' d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters ? jC e. Change in the ;ataow t of surface water in any ratter` body?5C f. Discharge ,:into surface waters, or in any alteration of surface water ' quality, 'i.ncl bd' ng but not limited., to,tempetature, dissolved a zygen or turb', ity? X g, Alteration of the direction or rate of ;fl.ow of ground waters? lt.Charig in the ttuantity dfx'aund' waters , either thraugli direct additions of tv%t}aw lratva s , or t;lrviig} intercep'ti on' o f an aq�ii for by cuts a r : excai*at iot1s ? - i. teduction in the amount of water`otherwi e av ilabl.e for public water supplies? Etiposure of people or property to water related nzards such a� flooding;? 2; CIES LIM111 NO 4. PLAINT LIFE, Hill' the prOPOSal- result in substantial. a. C ang—e in the, diversity of species,_ or numbex of an'v species of plants (including trees shrubs} grass) crops, and aquatic plants)? b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, Taro or endangered species of plants? C. � Introduction of now species of Clants into all � a. are, ox in a barrier to the normal 'repl,enisli` mex't of existing species? d: Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop � 5. ANIMAL ;LIFE. jVa.I1 the proposal result in substantial a, ein the diversity of species, TCan or ntimbors y° species of animals (bills)land ani,11(j s ditlg reptiles, fish and shell zlsh benthic organisms or Insects)? b, Reduction in the numbers of any - unique or endangered species of animals c. Introduction, of new species of animals into - - an area, or result in a bar -pier to the mion or movement of animalst d, Deterioration to existing fish or tirildl,if-o habitat .6 NOISE. Will tho proposal result in substantial;, a, Increases in existing noise levels? b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels? 7 , LIGHT AND GLARE. Wil.l, thero osal p' p produce signi icantLight and glare?' 8.1 LAND USE. lYil l the proposal result in a sWi-fai t al alteraltion. of the present Or planned land use of an area? a, DTAVIR L RESOURCES Dill the Proposal result in u,Cann l; s. Increase in the rate of use of any natural resources 1?, Depletion o£ annon-relit-, y non�rertewahie natural, resource xis oUT CeS) 10 . RlgX _OLS UPSET, Vi 11 the p> oposal involve a, A r� s` A of explosiol 4 the release of hazard` ous substances (including, but not li mitedto, 0x,1) pes'ticid.es, chemicals or radiation) in the event of an accident or, upset conditions? ; b; Possible in-t(�,rference with X an o.me;rgen:cy response ipian ter emergency evacuation plan's )C 11, POPULx1i'ION',ji11 the proposal alter the Iocation, lstribut tan, delisi.,ty l or,, growth, rate Of the human population.? 12, HQU,'SI Cl, W41i,; the proposal affect existing housing, " o`lt clreate a demand for additional housing? %� 3 . TRANSPo�T TT2O?V/CIRC(. L, T• I.ON lis Ai Y P Ivo x1�i 1 the result in proposal a. Generation of subs tans jal movement? additional vehir , e b. Effects on existing o Parking facilities, demand for new png? aparkc• Substantial im i ;�, systems? p n existing trans ort p a1�1,0�� � d, Significant alterations to Present Pattern,,; of circulation or movement goods? People anal/or e• Alterations to waterborne, rail or air Increase in traffic to mot hazards bicyclists or pedestrians? or �ehz�s���,, � 441- 14. PUBLIC SERVICES.. lf;li. the . Proposal upon, ox result n a p posal ]Yarre an 01 [,'oat need �T ntV or �a;ltered, gUv'ern�nental services, a. Fire protection? b. Police protection? c— SchooIs d. Parks or other recrezt Ong � faCili tte5 O e, Maintenance of Public facilites, including roa Other() e g V rnmentl 'ices? seri, a �( - •. l5 . ENERGY Will the ---- e prr'posal result -.n a. Use of substantial ,- amounts of fuel or ever. q' b. Substantial increase in,demand upon existing sources of onez•gy, or re i g qu r the developmentn of new s'ou.rces of energy? 1G. UTILITIES. '<Vill the new systems o Propsal result in a need for ' x s'ubstanti.al folloiva,ng; alterations to a, Power or natural gas? Communications s c. ; ystms? Water. d•' Sewer or septic tank.? e , Storm Yvater drainage 7 f, Solid waste and disposals .__. 17 MANHt -ALT14.Will the rd ""_-- proposal result gin: aw TB�� p t5� 771y �7.�'�.�t�l }"ia'�:�Tti or ,j.]©`�Gnt1a�, health hal ward fie,,, luding b. mental heal�th)?' Exy-ardre of people to potential °health h a M -ard del ? _ 18, AS'I'HETIC Will the u lt s� l 11. of the any scenic:pvista�or�lva e�Lna the publio, or IV-ill the pen to creation0 of ark aes''th.et c�i�posala��ensa geresults 'tein to�e o+ublic' views I t� _4w Ap licaxt: Butte Count kanning Commission !% 07,67 A ssor's Parcel # ey L,egare) I DATA SHEE'' ERI)`,ag ,Sa�nS-Q3=�> -------_- --�a� ro? ect ;Descrit on A. Project---­ Rezone !T'ypo of Pro ec' _Rezone P, Brief Description Rezone- fxom Tl� � Q to Location: A' roximatel one mile north: of Vilas Rotw on the y w side �. of Ct7hasset Road_,- Cohassct .area-=- 4. Prop oseduDen.sity Of Development: i DU /5 ac m. ,. Amount of Impe:rviOUSL SuxSacing; - S,. Access and Nearest Publ;'Le Road(s) : Access to Cohus8e11.t Road Method of Sewage Disposal: Tndi°vidual septic �------- ;. S. Source of L Wager SuppiY, : individual well 9. Proximity of Power Lines:...�ftrl 'l 10Potentia3, i'or further land divisions and d.evel opmon'1° : puture Ind land division potential will exist to 5 acne minimtliii B Environmental Setting Physical Environment: 1. Terrain . General Topographic Character: Undulating wi th level areas - b Slopes Level to 20 0 od, Elevation: 3 400 feet d.-' Limiting Vaetors;; . 2., Soils �, es and CharacterMics;:Aiken , :1 oam c1 ay dark brown/vell.oc�ish - red moderate slo ` e 'mea a. � . , �-- b. Limit' Paetors: one ixa _ 3 ba;ural Hazards of t e Land. G -terai Butte Count seg s►n� C: ac Sart"aquake Zone. .y . ` tiy }roelon P0`i"e �i�.�:�.:_5� 1 Y�l l� d. �''� x'E3 HA�,B:.'d: ✓.r .ential LOW Landslide Cal y.PJt��sv7o1ilP64'0JLPjaL er MO de r',ate act ion po tent a,ax Logia Hdrol;o a Surface Vater:,:,_._ - App rld i x" C W „" A Data Sheet continued MOM AWk b . Ground Water : ... c. Draixiage Characteristics: d Anxival Rai all (noxmal) 45,50 in kD e11I"!---IV 0 e. Limiti4g Factors:_1Vo1 5 Visual,/Scen:ic�zal,i. Q ty: 'nod 6i Acoustic Quality 7 Air Quality! Good :Biological icFal. Environmen � . S Vegetation:-Ye11owjAn:e forest Wildlif e Habitat: Winter deer range, Provides -babitat for Gfi birds and small mammals Oul.tural Environment 10. Archaeological and Historical: Resources in the area» NO71e kilojJi'1 i7tit 111d1Cated a5 �1�y� 1�h�IlS7 ;lr; fv Butte County General Plan designation., 12 - Existing Zoning TM -2 0" _ 151N Existing Land Use on-site: Residential uses andonen forest 14. Surrounding Area: u a Land Uses: Scattered residenti il. Radzo _ti'an`smitt,er. Site, b. Zoning:- TM 201 ML -5; TP -1 fin c. Gen. Plan designations •_ Ag=_2: a5_, T; mh��Dltt�� ai n parcel Sizes : Varies Eronl. e .; Pop ul ati on .. 15. Character iii Site and Area:.. 16. Nearest tJrb &roa. ICOo -qW1 r o t6I V1 d ] `17. 'I m; n c f' n j1P_ f11,1 ., Relevant Spheres of *rh Iuence 'IS. lmprovownt8 Standards lT�ban Area: No Pire ProtectGn SerVzoe :. a. ITeavest' County (State) Fire Station.. S`ta . 2l, Cohasset 41 p proY. b. Water Avail abs l.iy� m� ,, o fou (. Schpols in Area:; Ghi:ca C1niiecl Sliaa1 '�,t;fi App etidik V GY .� S-*� ti✓ ..oIP V . F, Golden P,mp ro I3roadCstn4C.� L, . Barley Brix 543 Ai Is ,0 . Box 4,89 Chaco.-, CA 95927 , htico, CA 95926 AP 56-07-12 AP 56-07-72 Marietta Leiser, eCa1 L.L. Fi 727 W. M.R. 4th Legaro Ave- P .0. Box 25 Knight s Lailai.ng, CA 95926 Chico, CA 9.5926 AP 56..07..16 Diamond Into rnat'i.o.nal Cvp P.O. Bo.,, f. Red Bau 1 , CA 9- 80 AP 56e07 Norman L. iiOil 4vcl, ota 992. Sarah Ave uo Chico, CA 95,926 AP 56w07-22 _ H. F, D. BuckholdG 16 Dean IVay Chico) CA 95926 AP 56-07-24 Scott Ca loo' 1565 HOWIrt Chico, CA 9.5926 AP 56-0.7-25 Burtons Communacataons ,In,' P.O. Box 25 Forest RMich, CA 9.5942 AP 56-07-52, 54 _ IVi7.lam flcnry 2328 Esp] anacle Chico,; CA"9.592E AP 5`607-53, 55 r Chri.top}lex Carson Bob 25 Cohasset Stage Rt. Chaco, CA 9$9.26 AP 56,07'58 Mabel. "fa yynton 758Q HJ Road }tasev� 11;0, CA 95678 '- AP 57-0767 Nt T'' .Schuman 26TA 10�RV�ng Pasco WA 9930- Ask 1 1 1I NOT VOTING::. ;None 1 2 AL W CEN , Ct IAI N 4 ' Butte County Hoard of Super.v�sors G MAIMTN J, NICHOLS--, Cbief Administrative Officer, and Clerl< of the Board 7 - 9 10 } 11 12 14 r 15 ie + 1 1$ 20 21 _, 22 24 2S , 26 VOTE. ` S_ AYE'S : Comma ss oriexs Avis, tTercruse, Behunin-' Lambert and Chair an Schrader NOES: a ABSF,NT 0 ABS'TAN d DATE Of LAST HEARING WITH PLANNING; COl�iMISST'ON August 2; 1984 h r �; i,i f f� �»� � �i � '�. � r t4',� ��� � f f�.. T��C ` 7� ,�/ +�V '' /��� i � � `.n. ' '� It,'I �� I � � f t. -1 t�.� � � ,� � e -,�. _ yam, r _ ,• . A� �. 1 ti '�. � � r i •a f 1 � ,��`�� �#vh. �, _ - ,� * ry '' ' � �. ' 1, � � _ ♦ G . 4,- �. �- . , .. .. -. � �� �:.. `. .,,. a M � .�Y . ,. ' 1 � M . �'. �i W; � ' ��rY � / � k`I � 1 '•r 1 � , b � til+ � I.w l +�. r , . b. Vii. ,,; �•.:' t' � ,.. � *•. a try',, y 'r; ;t ';• . 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Hca the cent -of that certain channel,known owrn s x,i ttl.e tante Creek- the rneander3 ng down said ch4nnol of Little, `Butte C- eek the following eleven course s w S 31.0 071 W7, 'kl a 2. ft,a ; N 850 031WP 22`17.5 ,ft- . 8, 710 41111 5p;2 ��7 (]v 1g 43a 3p/ft fw, ; le 279 J. t, 7 S' `- 7O J / ° 1Y , J.'U a ",t . J. 1� O % 1V / ad. °3' () it 1'l pG / 7 w i.:. 0 D� � 205. 9 f t,, S 39'� 489, w 'W,, 1.40.6 ft. ; S 720 00`°` Yui, '1?F, � i t s �Tr` 8i® 04° wa- ' 8.1 ft.. S 540 4,0 fir" 2110! Vt, 45 43a' ' .. Wo 181.7 ft. tO theeasteSCly r�f 1 'Q�`^*�y Une o 1 . aforen ntil7ltned Sacramento Nbrthet 1RE4�.�� a r •' thence - along said right -*o * 'wa'�t'�1 1.irae�, S .A $0` 0(9"rprl,/ t�+henc�'y p, 13rJ' 0 {' A thence along said right -Of -way line, 'S: GO 220 ft* to the pojot of beginning, raga k 'ALSO a portion of Section 7e T2 IN R��oy MOYMPIp big nni.s�g an iron pipe Ott a fonce corner on, the N side of,,j pr iv& road Which point bears N 220' 490 Sa 22381u5 ft. from the SW corner of Lot 1.4 ofSeeti on 'If T21N, R2B, Mii23fisMI thence S 890 310 _E, 182.9 ft. to RAA Iron pipe - thence S - 1 39 P 226.1 R to an IrO1, ° Pipe. thence 860 8� 4� 14, 1.46.1 ft. to ars iron Pipe i,n a fence line; 'thence 9 100 271 Wt 239,9 ft- to the ;point of begi.nnin44' EXCEPm?TWG TTIEREPROM the fol,louii.ng desf, ibed property: B ing a portion bf S6ption 70 T21N', R2,20 and more pts ti OUl at, y described as fvl.lowa; f COMM CING, at the ancaat easterly corner of the Second Subdi Sion of the 3c Ent �Ta a ar Randa, acc orcl.i 'ding t4 the revised snap thereof on',file in the off3.ce of the 2ec'oacder Of the County Butte, Of State ®� Ca1if'ornia whish p � P ai.fx'� is in Che i'nteeSect nn 0f "ell0 southerly line f �idadiw3Sirwt h hoa southerly 11we of tile' right -of of tFxc °:Sti, .i ng t -'i t� bs:axac h of th.e Sa the 9��� �.�i:e iil.roadi the�.�c frog :y d pent a6o ° :59 55°` along � tl�eSt�t+aYp2�:iaep a�+w�e6^ �y�;q�1�r}�1.:j� ne: of+� S�xyiF}yxcp�p�Q.pvi 4i ft oid f they �gai (Syey,�{�on��dy .l:aaA •A• a '.C�a APr+++� �Rx °.i� I B �! �+t ± 4.lty3A00 -.1 eav* Oa i7.•G{�a6... 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