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David Hardy Sierra West Surveying
applicant representative;
-&:,_KESS
9289 Skyway, Na_ 2 5437 Black Olive Drive
Paradise, CA 95969Paradise, Chi 95969
877-2856
PHONE' _ II
Barney Barnett- I
property owner
ADDRESS:
7Pi2c3 7EG7C I3ESGiZY:P27XON= Rezone from, PAC to
PACIocaEed west side of Pentz Road approximately 1/2 mile
on property zoned CFO'
-rca
south of Country Club Lane identified as AP' 55-2.9-44 L South of Paradise
town area:
GENERAL PT -0 DESIGNATION
Commercial DATE
PRE -APP FEE PAID: $ RECEIPT NUMBER
APPLICATION ACCEPTED; 4 G 8 p o RECmIPT:9 2 9 7 2-4-87
FINAL APP. PAID: $ -
7.
REZONING PEPON SIGNATURES CHECKED PERCENTAGE;
ITI
MAfLING LIST' PREPARED;
MAIL-OUi NOTICES WRITTEN Pubs 1c �tl
L1 Newspaper:
NOTICES,MAILID NUMBER: r
LEGAL. DESCRIPTION` PREPARED
PIJBtICATION NOTICE MITE"i
Pk—
DISPLAY AD PREPARED
NEWSPAP'Pi7BLICATION Q' G G B R - DATE OF PUBLICATION; -
INITIAL STUDY PREPARED
ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: Categorical Exemption FILED::- —
Negative Declaration FILED:'
-- Mitigated Negative Declaration, FILED:
Environmental Impact. Report CERTIFIED:
Other
STATE CLEARINGHOUSE NUMBEP.;
APPLICANVREPRESENTATIVE NOTIFICATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL DETER41NATION
PLANNING COt441SSION REARING(a) : - 1 �1 T i
BOA" OF SUeERVISORSR HEARING(s): '•
RESOLUTION NU.%M (GPAsj ADOPTED:
ORDINANCE NUMBER ADOPTED:
NOTICE OF DEIEPMINATION (Appendix H) FILED
Davit Hardy - proposed Nengtive Dgc1aration regards
environmental impact and Rezone frog ng
PA -,C t P l anned Area cluster)
to AR -MH -I (Agricultural Residential Mobile Home's l acre arcels
for 'property located on the west side of Penh,approximately
P 5
z Road
1/2 mite south of Country Club. Lane,, identified as �p 55-29 44te1y
(portion), south of Paradise. (rile 87-32)
The Commission waived the reading of the Staff Findings.
Chairman Walter stated that the Town of Par-,Oome commented that they
did not want anymore commercial south of this, point. He stated that
this would give them more residential,.
The hearing was opened''to the public.
Tom Wrinkle was there to answer questions.
The hearing was closed.
andwun moved by Commissior)er Peabody,
aSproval by ;Cammissionet�'t.ynch
approval as follows:
A. Note that the requirements of CEQA have been completed and
considered in making this decision and recommend 4;he Board -of --
Cupervisors adopt a Negative Dec"ldration and
b F' i rid that hep
pro osed Rezone conforms to the policies, includ'i'ng
the text ,and map, of the Sutte County General. Plan because the
Proposed
area;
tohIng. and complemehtart' with the
surroundingand..
C. Recominehd that the 00ard of Supervisors adopt an Ordinance rezoning
to AIR -MH -1 thaty i f i ed as AP. 55-2�3.44 ( David Hardy).
propert went
i
); 00TY PLANNINO doh ii aS IIO 1 MMU, � H�y a 3
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
STAFF FINDINGS May 13, 1987
COMMENTS RECEIVED
Public Works• r Wi11 deter
•'public Wo ks
improvements required when development a mine driveWa
Y locationsand
PP11cat ion is made.ve
vi o mental Hea th• .�
---� -s No objection to
subsequent to rezone shall rezone
usable sews a d's meet. Health Department rent development
g pos�l area and Water quantities and quitements for
Sewage disposal s and wells under ' n insta11 re.
Health Department '1 Permit and 9uired
systems lnspectlon From the.:
Town of Paradise•
str
..the town
ip commerc t al along Pentz staff is opPoseci to t he ereation
Road. :
Of m
residential, rather than Comm.erc.ial:The character of ,the areti shouldore be
ANAs `fa,IS_'
T h i s project i 8 a
request For a rezone from PA -C to AR_MH
located on the. west side d•
Country Club Lane 1 Peretz Road, approxlmatel 1�'-1 on properly
, sotithh of Paradise. ` This Y toile south of
request for- rezone from the PA project Was g
entire C to H -C (HI
ori anally a
property. Y COMMerd1al) for the
i o reqs i t the As
studytheapp l i caht Of the i hassmo n regard i n
to request the AR -MH -I 7c, g potential
Site While setainlny then es#nstyhe southerly0 feet the aPp1tcatlon
- 2Q feet of the Pro�iect
Portion of the property g PA -C (PUD) zon'1
Because of the change rpnO on the art school
noW confortns to the neighborin -quest► 'the
there is no longer the 0 land uses immediately to the southandcommercial uses along Pentz Road, for Further southerly extension of
The Land Use Plan Ma
on the e Of the Genera,j Plan shows an area of comm
Property occupied by the art so
cial
the Paradise General P hool. A search of recordsfromrecoghize the art school,. AmendMeht Indicate that the
des i onat i ori i n the `rn AS such, the Low i r,tent was to
Indicate ti at the AR -MH of the area surroundin Density' Residential.
and 1 zoning i s an a g the aw.t school wot r l d
will conform to ppropriate zone for the aeea
compatible zone in the area the plan"
Plan. Beoause of the
c.
policies of all of the required GeProalct conforms h choice ol` a
to the aK)P'1 i caU l e
elements,
It should be hoted that the remaini
PUD) WI l l st a i l. Corti fa
ng portl oris of the P,4_C zones (now
rm to the cored i t l ons and opeh spnot� 1^equ l 1^etneni,s `
imposed on the orig,ihal pA»C;
wish me further develop Hchvuever y should the owner o
amendment and rezone P that land it is f the PA_C
character of the area a d to coriForm to tlikely that a General Ptah
will be �equl red 1 n order+ 1—
P
lan, he `pollcia,5 preserve the
*' ofi the Can era I
A1111ENM 1"
MUN"i Y 01' BLITTli
I{N MONMENTA(. CIIf:CKiyT ,r lrglw
(tia lac c:rilit(fl(•tcil iy" Le7tl A�c�ncy�'
1,09 iI 87-02-10-03
1, IIACKGROUN11 AIS 1t 55w29-44
�n. y, File NO, 8782
1. Name of props nojit. DAY7D_..HARDY
2,,Addross sof proponent and rcpresentati've (i1 app) '1tilbita"I
David Hard... y m..� Sierra West _SUrVOy<LT1
9289Sk a No. 2 5437 Black Oliva 1hic
Paradise, CA 95969 Paradise, CA 95969
3, 1 rtl _..
' joet 41c,svi1ptiori Rezone
(f lclr NDAT010' �ls_I IN111 1< GS 01,'Wb 1 c;tlT 1 I C,l1�JX is YES MAY]3L? No
Iwo',; the projoet have the potential to dcg'r'ttcitti t1ro
quality (11, tits* viiu i t°on rlvii t , subs tr nt ial ly reduce
the habitat of o H. -Ji lar' t'rilcll f! ;ipecies, caUSO s't
fish or w H.clI f f'o IiopitIatIoftyttl drola hc1ow s v I I'-
Sllstain,i'ng lov'ols, tltl"e"JtL-1t to vjiminate Cl p1ant ol°
anivial, cctmntlrtity, reduces* tile miflibcr 01, 1,estt`ict Ow
rarll;e (it a rare or endangered plant or rrnilltal. or
eliminate impiartaftr examples Of the major periods
(if' ('al il'trrnia history or prehistory'
I).. Does they project have the potential to achieve
short �terirl fietH its to elle tie"triment of lona-term,
(>rtvironmental goals? (A short-term Impact ort the
vilv°ironmerit is otic wltic;h, pcetirs in ar rr+Iatively
brief' pee -incl cal time while Rana!-toren impacts tvill
eitilure into the I'trttirc. )
v. I)Ovs the proje% t hate impacts which are incli4icitr-
c111 " limited, hint cumulativc l), considerable" (A
projoct m•ty impact vn two or more sep4iratc resourcos
where the impact call each re*loorce is relatively
small , biit tvllul,v thu Of f,ect of the totalof t,Ilo$V
Impacts on flit, e.liviroTiment f:, wihnit"icant,)
tt. Inc.,;II C;rrl'se sidi;tatitial �rclt,er-sr:c�O.r est% onthum�ilc*h
the prey�ok t� have t.
laclrlt,s, t. Ithc. r cli l�c.c•tli rIt
y . . � ci r f n cI i r e r� t l �� `a'"
I TI . 1►IaI'1;I»1I4:�"1'1tl`
(')'0 liv cjomplvtod l y the Load rtpc iicy'l
alts thc: bas, is ti tlti -, 111itinI uva 111.1tio1i
IlWk find skit pr,otloscti projer;'t [;OULTt NOT htive a sigiiiricatit rrrect
oft tho111.1 ronment, lrnd ;i N1-1GA'11V1; I1t;Ci,AItA'I'ION w11.i be prepared.
I+IYi: 111"" that allthotll,h the proposed IttOjL%rt cottlrl lttttre a sigttiri.
cant el root oil ill(, environment, thel't1 tvi11 not be it signif ic:ttnt
ul'I' wt ill this vaso heetttl:se the l'II'i'IGA'('TON Ml ASURIiS closcrihccl oft
tho art'Tachud sht-vt have hv(-Tl arclklod (o Ow project. A Nr -,6A IVi:
tltewl: l 1110 thV 11rolrrl.4ed ptci, v c I MAY have it s1,,I,nI rI.citnt c ('cct rata
c it i rooult"nt ar1tl an 'UNV i it(r 0114N'l'A1, tNIM'T II I'sIl(lM' is ,req itil•r~t
DATT: Me, :h, � , r_ � 9g.7. :,._.� COON'' ' OV ItU'1 TH O I)LANNINO Iltil1A VrMlA14T
,OiT ,.
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David Rr H imus- Asso ate Planner
j
Tt<''v i owe tl by.,
T+ a he" ans�eers are required
V. ENVIRONMENTAL' IOCTSI es„ and m y
a y
xp anataons o
attached sheet(s)) YES
MAY��� NO
on
in significant:
EARTH. Will the proposal result es i'
or in Chang
a; unstable earth conditions
ogic
geolsubstructures? compaction or •;
displacements,,
b. Disruptions,
.. overcovering of the soil?
in topography ox ground surface
'
c. Change
relief featurcover.ing 'or modif�.catl n of any
�t
d, Destruction, h si cal features?
.unique gealogi or physical
or Water exossork of soils
e, Increase in .wind
` to i
ff s�
either on oro beach
in deposition or• erosion of.beach
f r�anges
e in siitat' . deposition
sands, or Chang modify .the channel of
or erosion which may n or
stream or the bed of the ocea
a river or
ba inlet or, lake? reductive soi�.s
any y' . ,,iculturally productive
>�
ime, .ag
g Loss ofprime,P
outside designated urban to geologic
Exposure of people or property MUdw;
h, Explandslides,
hazards such as earthquakes, iar haaar
_ slides, g rounri failure or s�.m�lar
ATR. 19`.1 the praposal result in substantial:
deterioration of ambient
X
a Air emissions or
air quality'?ectianable odors, smoke
The cre>atior o f ob i
b.
or fumes? mss i tine ,
c: AlteTation of air movement,, 's or
change �,n ul�.mate y .
or any
temperature: ioany ?
locally or regionally?
eg �'
f
will the proposal result in substantial.
3 WA"R. the course or
res in currents or
a, OtangC,
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters?
Changes in absorption rates, rainage patterns
b unO
rimprove
ar the rate and. amount surface draiaagece -
c. deed. for o! f site ., x
removal, channel
rent s ) including v��g,etation
izatioxq or cud floi4 of flood
Alterf:tions to ,lit; course
waters'
Change in thei�aourtt of surface water in any
'
e :
Water body, Or. in any
f. Discharge into surface watersater ualxt , including
jvcratuare,
alteration of surftt�e
,dissolved1
m;iit�4e�rrylrj+to temp.
.... �-
x but no ifjfy���a
V J, 41. i ty ?
Y'l 4/ i. turbid-
A�tgearation of the direction or rate of flog
Of ground eaters 7 of ground waters
in the C�liantit d cli aiity
w�,th
t
C�7ange
ether through direct �ddit�.gn5 O'�
through interception of an
c1r gals , Dr
v cuts or eccavati
R
YES �1yn N0
T LIFE. Will the p °poral result 'in substantial;
4. PLAN of species, or numr,ar
a, Inge in the divers* trees;(
of any pedes of plants (including,_,
shrubs , grass, Crops, and aqull,tic plants)?
b, Reduction Of the numbexs of any unique, ra-ry
endangered species
or endang of plants?ecies of plants into an
c. Introduction
of new species x
area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish-
ment of existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
MAL LIFE,+1i11 the proposal result in sub8tantial:
5, ANI of species, or numbers
a, C ange in the diversity P
rds , land animals
of any species of animals (ba
inch ding 1eptiles, fish and shell fish,
benthic organisms or i.nsects)? unique,
-rare
b. Reduction in the numbers of ;any
br endangered Species of animals?
barrier to the migration f
c, Introduction of nett' species of animals into .�.+
an area, or result in a -
or movement of animals?
d, r.meDeterioration to existing fish or wildlife
habitat?
6i 'NOIS*giWill ?
the pz"opbsal result in substantial' -
a, Increasesb nexisting severenOlsnoiselevels? ------
b , l;:cpasuxe P
LIGHT ANIS GLARE.: Sjil1 the proposal; PTOduce
7 it and glare?
signs � cant l -.g
8: [JS.Wild. the proposal result in a
su stantial alteration of the Pve."Ont of planned
LANE
land use of an area?
9.
NAT?JRAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in
substantial', x.
of Increase in the rate of use o any natural �.
resources?_
b, i7epletion of any non�-renct�a�ale natural
xesta'UxceS �
RISK Op UPSET Will.. the PTO p ti
l0: ion ortl1esrel�.ase�ofyhazard-
s " at explos but not limited to,
bus substances (including, in the )< G.
a� AVr e5tjtides, chemicals or radiation) .
oil., p of upset conditions?
event of an acci''ent ency,
b possible interference wi evatuat bn plan? —
response pian ox'; eme'rgenc�' '�
�TION� Will the proposal alter the location,
1
PC density, ox gruwth gate of the; human
str .buti0t,
populationl hoU[sirig:
the proposal affect existing
l2, HOUSING. 4Willemand Ifo-, additional. housing's
of oteate a
i
YES
NO
13..
TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal
result in;
a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle
movement?
.
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new parking?
J.
c. Substantial impact on existing transportation
systems?
d. Significant alterations to presentpatterns
of circulation or movement 'of people and/or
goods?
e: Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?
f'. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists
or pedestrians?
14.
PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect
upon, or result in a need for new or altered
governmental services
X
a. Fire protection?
b. Police: protection?
c, Schools!
�
d. Park$ or other recreational. facilities?
e, Maintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
f. Other governmental services?
15.
ENERGY. will the proposal result in:
a, Use of substantial amounts of fuel.ox energy?
X
b., Substantial increase in demand upon existing
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources o:� energy?
16.
UTI,IaITI,ES, Will' the proposal result in a need for
new sysms, or ;,substantial alterations to the
te
following: ,
r naturali<.
r gas?
b. Communications systems?
c. {Vater availability; --_—
d. SeWer or septic tank?
o, Storm water da alftnge?
f, Solid waste and disposal?
17
RMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in:
a, Cxeatron of any health hata„rd or potential'
hazard
l�o�pong mental �tential
vr.
b. Exposureof�people potential health
18:.
AESTHETICS. Will the proposal: result in the
obstruction of any scenic vista or' irielr open to
the public, or will. the proposal vo8ul.t in the
creation of an aesthetically y 0 ffensive site open
to public,view?
..,
4
YES
MAYBE NO
19. RECREATION. Will the proposal resxilt in an.-pact
upon the quality or quantity of, e;.`i Ming xetreational
Opportunities.
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES-,
a':. Will the proposal result in the alteration
`
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
x
historic archaeological site?
b. Will the proposal result in adverse, physical
r+
or nestheti,: effects to a prehistoric ,or
historic building, structure or object"?
c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause
a ph,sical charge which would affect unique
.
ethnic 'cultural values?
d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious
or sacred uses within the potential impact
a-re a
V. DI8CU8SION OF ENVIRONMENTAL ,EVALUATION AP 55-29-44 ,
See attached.
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D SGU Sli ENVIRONMENTAL EVAL�1ATTO File No. 87-3
1b,c,e,f,3b,f,16e: The requested Highway Commercial zoning carries
the potential for near-total'overcovering of the property on the
easterly 50 to 601. of the parcel. This overcovering and development
could cause severe drainage and erosionproblems on the westerly
portion of the property as water runs downhill towards Dry Creek. As
such, sedimentation traps or other pollution control devices may be
necessary if a storm drainage system's ever Installed.. Normally,
such concerns would be addressed at the parcel map or .subdivision map
level, or at the time of actual development of the comnorcial
facilltie5
1h: Al l of Butte County Is within a Moderate Earthquairo Intensity
!: cane V'][ I IThe subject property I s locate d 1 m i 1 e so�,a#MIi o f bi,e l3 i g
bui�ditigstoUniform BuildingCode
Constructiol�i of any
e standards for seIsmIcaIIy active
areas should provide adequate protection to occupants in case of
seismic activity.
5d: The subject property is located in an area of non-critical
habitat for the Bucks;ihountaln Deer Herd. The Department of Fish and
Game niormal'ly recommends that no new parcels less than 20 acres be
creatod in such areas Specific comments regarding this project have
not yet been received from the Department of l=ish'anid Game. Also, Dry
Creek has potential for disruption due to siltation or increasad
turbIdI ty from storm water runoff.
6a,b,7: If approved, this project would permit additional commercial
activity In the area, which would Increase outdoor lighting from
parking lot lighting and slgns3 and wo;.a1d contribute to higher nolso
levels -associated with commercial development
et If approved, this project will represent an lhcrernental lncroass
In the encroachment of'commerclal development along Peutz Road and
Incremental degradation of the residential and rural nature of the
aret�
i0a: Some uses that may be permitted under the HC Zoning bi is
proposed could result In a risk of upset or explosion, These impacts
Hiou 1' d be addressedat the time of Use Permit, app i i' cat i ;on t or the
.pacific uses,:
1 1 ,12 Increased commerc 1 8 1 act 1 v 1 ty In the area' could trigger
requests for add l t I ona 1' hour 1 rig near these commertW is l l at i 1 i t i es.
acid l tl onal l y, the tOMMOr,'0 al uses permitted under the requested' zone
cou 1 d o f fQct eu I st 1rig hou,s i ng y mak I ng It less desirable as rotidentlal
and thus encourage conver'aioh to commercial-. `I`he'estabiishmeht of `10
Additional acnes of dommerc'ai use its the area wor;lld significantly �
increase traffic on Portz Road and a demand for parking* This
increase n traffic wou l d toms" i lute to i' ncreased' hazards due to
traffic In the area~
6
13alcvf: Development of as much as 10 acres of commercial usescould
genera -be significant additional vehicle movements, and there would I)o
a clot -responding Increase in traffic hazards and maintenance
requirements on Pentz Road. While commercial developmen--kI,, would be
required to improve the road frcntage to Commercial standards, other
streets In the area, particularly'Pontz Road north and south of the
Project site, Would not be required to be Improved to handle
additional traffic generated by this project.
131b: Development of commercial uses on the property could result In a
demand for additional Parkin 1 0 facl . lli:;Ies In the area to service the
commercial prdpertiesi
14, Thl,-- project Will result In an locroase In demand for pub lic
services In a rural area.
Development
vOf COITIMO'clbl uses on the Site may result in some
uses use substantial Elmounts. of fuel or energy or
represent a substantial Increase in demand upon 0XIst)[10 Sourcos in
the area.
16: Development Of 10 acres of commercial uses In the area Would
represent a Significant increase In utilities use In the area and
could, result in a need fot- modlflc4btlonor eXpanslon of those systems.
186 The aesthetics of the area are currently rural In mature.
Complete development of the property as commercial uses would
eliminate that rural vista
20al., The subject Property 13 located in an area of high
ai-ethaeQloolcal Sensitivity,. The OPPIldbi-It has referred the pr6,ojoot to
the Not-theast Information Center at the Department. of Anthropology at
CM! IfOrniat State University) Chico, COMMeMts from that department
h.Ye hot Yet boon received. An archaeological survey may be necessary
In ot.,,der to determine if si-enificant archaeological resources exist on
the property and, If sot I a, devo-lop adequate Mitigation measures,o
rX. MANDATORY 1�-XNDINGS OP SXONW�CANQ15
6see item
c.. 'rhis Project has the potential to affect Water CIL14lity 1
Creek,, erosion ri Dry
or SO I I S O.M the Property ti- 6f f I c, generation In the
Mroaj housing wal ltv IJild quahtlt'Y'o and the 0oniet-al aesthetics. of thG
tern„ 5�
areai See Xt Z t5# 6-0 71,80 11 0 1 4 164
16 and 18
I No
survey may be necessary to determine
lf )r"dhaL-OIO0)dal resources oxjat On ("'IH6 site and, if
so to'devol6p appropriate Mitigat ion measures.
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Applicant: David Hardy
assessor's H #i
55-89-44
File No.
A. ,pct nescr i at i r
1. Type of Projeet: rezone.
?. arief Qescriptlon: From PAC to HC.
. Location : On the west side of PentZ Roam appr.,Ox
Milo south of country Club Laney south tely 'l �`
4. Proposed Dens i qty of Deve l Development: » n /a
o 1'a d 1
5. Amount of 1Mpery 1 oras Surf ac i n
6- Access rand Nearest Pub l c FZoadC s )�otent I a 1 1 Y 5tJ to 609..
Road.
` Disposal" Property aY�st�
t inso
nRenu7. Method of Sewage
> Source Individual sept1esuPpi>LiMe Saddle Communic
District. Y
services
9. Proximity of Power Lines;
10. Potential for further land divisions and develo
Considerable potential for commercial develop Mont
this project is approved. if
k. Eine,l ror,.meriStat�t i ng
1- Terga I rt
a General Topographic Character:
dropping off into stee Foothill ridge `top
p
b. sic esr p-w-a1led cQnYons to they west.
16 to 20X slopes on the A-iaster^ l
property, 80 to 509 s'l opes on the Westery prsr�t i.oh of the
Property. iy half of the,
c. f_1evation: 1260 feet to 1690 feet above Sea
d. Limiting Faotort� SteepLeYel
9. Sol is Slopes ope5 on much Of the property.
a: I'YPes and Characteritticse
easterly A i,kert So i 1 Seri l e,s of the
port i on o f the dra i mod
s g®Hera 1 1 v we i l`
With moderate I y s 1 ow perreab i 1 i ty on so i 'i s 60 to 140'
deep. Toomos Sol i Ser I es on the Wes i,er I
Property o genera I I Y We l 1 dra i ned W i th mode atI ono f the
permeab I I ty on so I l s from 4 to 200, de
b. Limiting >*aGtors �Iaw to modQratei
3 Natut^a l 'Hazards o f then Land y S l ON ' p$rmeab l i t ty
a. eat^thqu6ke Londa- ivioi�erate Earthquake Intensity
b F tiros I ort Potential High,
forte V T I
c� Landslide Potential:
d., h` i re Hatr•rl HighlMocierate
.
y o . Low to h
4o i•#" dro i i�gy� itiderata .
e. Ex an. i die S a l Poteri t i a l
6,
Surface Waiter: r)w C . k 'on the 1westah l
prc�rert Y ree
y y (,ar;9ge of" the
b. Groundwater; Unknown, potentially 1im1tod
C_ Drainage Character i st i cs
Creek, Propertyrty d� a i ns wea tr to Ory
d. Annual Rainfall ZnormalM 50-55••.
e Limiting Factors; Setbacks from Dry Creak and relatively
high ra1nfai'1 amounts. CouP'led With high r4rosion. potent1ml.
5. Visual/Scenic QUality: Good.
6. AcoUstir_Quality; Good, except near Pentz Road
7 Air Quality, Good,.
�.LS►'�Ica1 'rrny`lronment
Veeetat i oh ; Oaks, To yoo s Poison Qak ; hlanzan i ta, anci D I gger
Pine on the easterly part i ara of the Property; bard and
l i tter-covered ground, cgrr,asses, Scrub Oak and Coanot:hus ' on the
wester l.y Port-!On,
9. Wildlife Habitat". Non-critical 1'+fib {tat for+ the 1�ua'k s Mountain
0"- 1 tural 'Ehy i ronme
seas i t i v i t; area.
1 d' ,. Archaeo 1 og i ex31 and H i stop- i ca' Resotarces i�°
the area High
11. Butte County General Plan designation; Commercial,
12. Eklsting Zoning: PAC (PUD).
13 Fxis#;ino►and Use on-site: Several small buildings oria'inal'y
assoc1,--IQ_d with an art school and sIrgie-fam11y dwe1.11no.
144 Surrrouhdiing Area:
a. Land Uses: Commercial' use. to the north, travel triller
park, church,_ res-taurant, mob II a home parks and
single -family dwellings,
b. Zoning: HC, ARMH-1 , IR- 1 and U
e. Ge„. PI an des i gnat i ons: COMmerc i a l , L opi Dons t ty
Resldent 'Ia1 and Agrlcul tu-8 1-Residential.
d: Parcel Sizes.
e VOPU I at l on : M I ked
15: Character- of Site and Area: Urban fr l h9b area. '
16 Nop't- t-st Urban Area: Pat'Ad l se 'I mile north.
i 7, Ike l evant Spheres of In f 1 uence; Parad 1 se r 1� I Ptie Sadd I
community Servlcos District.
104 Improvements Standards Urban Area- No
19Fire Protection SerVice
a.
lnaParadCsery�a (State) Fire Station." 5+�rasc�na l Stat i d'n �s5
.y
w 0x1 mate l Y b miles not Lot; Vo l uiateor
Stat l on 484 at 1"Oa 1 10, aPP1`OXA mate I Y 7 M 1 i es 'north;
ppr^
year round stat 1 on 4aa i n Maga l {a � appr oK 1 i
tyV� ��Ili ll�� �WIIuM
APPLICATION ION POR REZONI
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COl\ M ""O N(;#aWWA
�rOYl��K
APPLICANT: Read and follow instructionsset forth on last page ofthis forth,
Applicant's Name ; ;
( � --_Phone No.a* w t
ApplicantIsMaiIingAddress
Applicant's Interest in property (Owner, Lessee, .Other) �
Owner's Name aitd Address
Contact Person for Project (if ocher than applicant)�r`,cr l
.2 !, �5i
Assessors Parcel Number Present Zoni»
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Requested Zoning—��
Location, dimensions and size of area(s) to be rezoned
UStreet:
Address (if applicable)
CLi
Directions for travel to property (rural and mountainous areas only) I
.�
Applicant's reasons for rezoning ,J"10
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Proposed sbhedulin/Associated projects (formAt;on of service districl, CtC.)
Anticipated incremental development (future development pians s tbsecluent to rezone):
txlting / proposed sewage disposal titethod, ��7i
Proximity of power and photic
Distance to natural w
i Ater course or storm drain:.
1
Describe anticipated on and off-site drainage improvements (PUP MHP);
Describe how on-site and downstream drainage channels will be affected (PUD, MHP);
Water source' � /st9Lea�/g�,DGE
Proximity of water for fire fighting purposes (hydrants, ponds, etc;)
Will excavation or grading be necessary? Cubic yards (estimate)?
List and describe and other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, including
those required by city, regional, State and Federal agencies:
W If residential; include the number of units, whether units are single or multi -story in height, schedule of
unit sties, and type of household size expected,
tf commercial, indicate the type, whether neighborhood, city or regionally oriented, square footage or
eu sales area, and' ioading facilitiesw
if industrial, indicate type, estimated employment per shift, and loading facilities
jemploymentt' shift, estimated occupancy,
If institutional indicate Ihe' major function estimated pe
loading facilities, and cottmmunity benefits to be derived from the project,
�NVift�dNlvlL'-N`fA' .1_13ACTS AND M TIGAt oN i`TEMORI✓S
identify potentially significant environmental irnpacts associated with the rezone. What project design
features or special conditions of a roval (mitigation mcasures) are proposed to alleviate potential
environmental impacts? �y�--
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REZONE REPORT
Inter-Departmental. Memorandum
A u ,
LSU C s osi,
Office ci platni, ng and a4 1 re D
ut to County
MO : +, Planning >�epartm�rrrt
14(10 Tenth Street, Room 7 Cot►nty Center llz�ive.
Sacramento, CA 95811 � Oroville, CA 9591.0
or Jl;l1 261981
X County . Clerk
County of Butte CANDACE 6 qpftbfie. Co. Clerk
By _ Deputy ce With Section 21108
Filing of Nance of Det.rmi'nation �n com lzan
or 211.52 of the Public Resources Code.
xitle AP 1155.29-44 Name
File No. 87-32 David Hardy
fro 12ozone �—
State Clear nghouse Niunbi3r.
Contact: Person Telephone Number
(if submitted to Clearinghouse)
Planning Department B.A. Kircher 538-7601
_
project Locaton West side of Peutz Road approximately z mile soutx
i
of Country' Club Lane, sor'th of Paradise.
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pro 3` D scriptito Rezone ta'or« 7)AC to HC.
This is to advise that the, Butte County
board of Supervisors
(Lead Agency or Responsible Agency)
above-described project on � 6-23-87 and has made
has approved the abo P 3 (Mate)
the following determinations regarding the above-described project!
It The project wil,i., x will not, have a significant effect on the
environment,
? , An Envlronmeri'Lti l impact Repoi;t Was prepared re .ared for this pro" t
- pursuant to tljo provisions of CI;QA
X A tNeg�itiue De :�ratlrn p p project pursuant to the
01,rna� re argil for this
ptov4 .*onc of CZQA
3, hlitigatit>n measures Mot L -were notj made a cond;itirn of the
approval of the pre, jda'
4. A statement of over cidi:trg censicir+ratiohs .
was, x was not, adopted
for thl s project
This is to certify that ti>a final ) 11t with ccrinmetits and response$ and record of
project appt'6val is available to the general public at:
11 AUe County Planning DL;partment
7 County Center Dtivu
Orovi llo o CA 95065
.t
Date Received for Filirr9 4411'1 y 0
posting at OPR
Seni:ot Plannet
41,
'1' l k 14r fiavf��t tdarch x4�
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+i ORDINANCE NO. 2605
i,
;i AN ORDINANCE ZONING A PORTION OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, STATE
OF CALIFORNIA, AN AR-MH-1 (AGRICULTURAL RESIDENTIAL MOBILE
HOME) D19TRICT PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 24-29:
1 The Board of Supervisors of the County of, Butte, State of CAl:ifornia,
2 sunder and ursu
p ant to Chapter 24-29 of the Butte County Code of sfaj,(I County, DO
r
Y1ORDAIN, as follows: �
a
4 I SECTION 1. The hereinafter desc-ibed area situate in the COU I
_nty of Butte,
i t h y
� State at Calif..rinia shall be and at is hereby zoned av an AR-Mft-.L (Agricultural
6 !Residential Mobile Home - 1 acre parcels)'Distr.ct, and such area shall be subject
w '
7 to the restrlctins and restricted uses and regulations pursuant to Niutte County
8 Code Section 24-94,
9r aid area so zoned being located in the tin into rporated axes of Butt '
e
10 County, south of Paradise, more particilarly described as followsi
11 All that certain real property situate in the County of Butte,
State of Californias described as follows;
1
A portion of the SW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of Ssctin 30, T22N R4E
13 MDB&M anti more particularly rNescrlbed as io` lows
;14 Be imin at the SW corner of sais`, Section 30, thence 8 E along the W
line thereof N 0" 341 08" 1J, 226.00 it, thence parallel with the ,
15 S line of tho SW 1/4,of said Section 30, N 881, 3,0i 13" E 1226:05
ft: to a ;point on the westerly right-of-way line of Pentz Road.,
16 I said point being on the .arc of a 1060.00 foot radius curve concava 6
to the NW, a tangent at said point bears S 230 51' 29" W thence
l7
I along tho arc of said curve through a central angle of 04." A01 22"
ail arc distance of 1:59.85 ft. ; thence S 28° 32.1 3611 E 91,21 ft,
18
`!� ii / ng ,$aki
S line S 886 .
+ to the. 5 -line of the SW 1 �1 of "acrd Section 30 ttietice ala �
'�q
13` W 1106, 78 fti to the point of beginning,
19
20 Containing 6.60 acresy more, or less) south of'Varadise:
21 SECTION 2. This Or,dinafte shall bo and. it is hereby deClared,to be in
full .farce and effect from and after thirty
(30) days a.fter the slate of its
23 p ssaguand before the exxratip' on of fifteen (15) days aftor its passage, this
:� .
24 Otdinance shall brwublished once with the dames of the membtts of
p the Board of
28 Supervisors voting for and against it in the Paradise Post a newspaper
26 11I publisho-d in tile County of Butte, State of 3a] ifnrriia
CI�IA.I?M'CN1S'T'I2A"1 XV
C r- FICE
� ii` r +r �,..,c `�, i�..+�� � k � .+.."J� a.°'�s,l•�, x A. F i:�. `�,;r.+r "�" 1E;`" at ""w., t
COUNTY OF 1,30"f'l,l
o�UTTF 25 COUNTY CENTSM 01H 000VII I.In, CALIFORNIA 95965.33130+• (916) 51, 4-1131l
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oo M0411CRS OF `ME BOARD
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CDUNR� HAsKEL A. McINTURF
JANE DOLAN
MARTIN NICHOLa HILDA WHEELER
CHIEF ADMiNISIM IVE OFFICER
ED McLAUGHLIN
LEN FULTON
June 12, 1987
David Hardy
9289 Skyway, No. 2
Paradise, Ca, 95969
1,
Re: Rezone, Vila 87-32
Dear Mr. Hardy;
The Clerk of the Board of supervisors set a public hearing date for
June 23, 1987 at 9:45a.m., to consider your request for a tetone from
PA -C to AR-�MH-1 for property located on the west side of Pent.z Road,
apptoximately 1/2 mile south of Country Club Lane, identified as AP
55-29'-44(portion), south of Paradise.
The meeting will be held in th:. Beard of Supervisors' Room, County
Administration Center, 25 County Center Drive, Qroville
Should you have any questions regarding this 'matter, please contact
the Planning Department at 538-7601 between, 10:00 a.m and 3:00 p.m.
Very truly yours,
Marta!: J: Nichols
Chief. Administrative Officer
MJN:Ir
cc: 8ierra.We8t Surveying
5437 Black Olive Drive
Paradise, Ca. 95969'
b
ffutte c,0UJzt
'�,�. .1 f
PLANNING CO
Z COUNTY' CENTER DRIVE MMISSI�N
OROVILLE,. CALIFORNIA '95965.3397
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PHONE, 538.9601
k
May 14 1987
David hardy
9289 Skyway, No, 2_
Paradise, Ca,, 95969
..
Re Rezone, File 87-32
Deal; Mr. Hardy:
At the regular meettn
May 13, 19$7, Your reg of the Butte County Planning Commission held'
Property located on the rezoning. from PA-C
mile south of :est side of p, to to AR-Iflj l for
Countty Club Lane, identified as Road, approxitnatel
south of paradise, way, reeottunended ;fora y 1/2
AP 55-29,34 (portion
A
report approval, ),
p of this matter wil
upetvir,ors and be made to the
you will be notified C1e`rk of the Board of
prior' to setting a public of'the
hearing publishing fee required
Should Board of Supervisors:
Yogi have any quest' gat the
.his office between 10400 ns regarding
a , tn, and 3:00 ter,
Please -cont pct
Pon,
mat
Sincerely
B. A, Kircher
Director of P�onning +
till Turpin
Senior Planner
cc; Cleric of the ;board°F.
Sierra West 8uev6ying