HomeMy WebLinkAbout90-11 REZONE PLANNING 7 OF 10ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
CONSUL;rAN I' SELECTION ANA CONT
r RACT`ING PROCEDURES
1. The County may retain consultants in the preparation and evaluation of
Environmental Impact Reports (EIRs). If a consultant is retained, all costs incurred
for administration and preparation of the EIR shall be borne by the applicant for project.
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`2. The Planning Department shall establish a list of qualified environmental impact
report consultants. The established list will also indicate the firm's particular field
of -expertise.
Environmental Impact Report consultants wishing to be placed on the list shaII
submit a resume indicating the firm's principal personnel, work experience, statement.
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of qualifications, areas of expertise, and any other information deemed necessaq by
the Planning Department, Selection to the list will be based on experience,
knowledge of the County, and available e..Vertise to ensure high-quality, in,depth and,
comprehensive environmental 'impact: reports,
Consultants with a possible conflict of interest with a project, ;direcfiy or indirectly,
shall not be considered as consuitant for the project;
3. Following the determination that an EIR. will be required for a project, a letter shall
be rent to the applicant stating that a consultant' must be retained to prepare the
ETR. The letter will also inform the applicant of the issues that will need to be
addressed in the HEIR, appeal procedures, and a generalized description of the
consultant selection process. A list of County -approved conzultants, an Authorization
and Agreement Form for the Preparation of EIRs and any other pertinent
information will also be attached,
41 'The applicant may initiate the preparation of the EIR, by filing the following with
the Planning. Department.
a, One Authorization and Agreement Form for the Preparation of
Environmental Impact. Reports dated and, signed by all owners of record or
their agents)
b. Applicant's selection+ in writing; of five (S) consultants from the County-
approved consultant list to whom Re
quQsts for Proposals shall be sent;
c, A
Request for Proposal and Contract Administration Fee of $1100
This fee covers Planning Department costs, incl'udin'
g preparation of the
Notice of Preparation, up through submittal of the Draft 'Elk by the
consul,
taut and acceptance of the doctiment by the Planning Department,
An EIR administration fee of
d Ax$225.
processing the EI
This fee is estimated and covers the costs incurred b
P y the County for
g e Upon completion of the review process, and prior to the
certification of the final EIR, the applicant must pay the County
excess of the estimate. The County shall refund to theapplicant any costs in
deposit, The County shall not certify the final EIR and ct any sur)�lus
until the applicant has paid the County any costs in excess °n the Project
At such time as the costs are greater than they estimate the °f the estimate.
the additional amount exceeding $200.00 within 10 da o
Environmental Review Coordinator b re applicant no nt shall pay
Y f notice by the
Payment is not received for the additional amount naexcess oIn he event that
Environmental Review Coordinator willimmediateycease- f $200.00, the
and notify the collection agency, processing the EIR'
All required fees may be submitted on. one check. 'U °
Planning Department shall prepare the Request for ProposalrP of the above, the
selected consultants and the project applicant. and mail it to the
$ Bid proposals will be submitted to the Plannin
in the Request for Proposal. The submitted pro�oals shall a t by the date specified
the scope of services and t a minimum agree with
Proposal specifications as outlined in the Request for
be rejected, to Period of time. Incomplete
Pro' oral .and shall be valid for a defini
Proposals ;may
The. PlanningDepartment
completeness of the bid r review and evaluate the scop
e
P rtmentp shall
in order # P s content and
o determine the' bid which best
PlannindemOnsg Department aahn qualified staff to provide the services re
g P y Id interviews with any or all of the selected consultants
to help in arriving at a decision. -
P The scope, content, completeness and quality of;
services ravided will be of equal importance with cost.
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The Planning Department's decision shall be contained i
indicating the date of expiration of the proposal. on a letter to the applieant
a icant indicating concurrence with the environmental coreceipt of a letter from the
funds i + ,'�io tient to cover the co nsultant selected
the contract; nsultant's fee, the Planning Z3epartment shallexe uand
te
i. If less than two of the selected consultants sub ,
with the applicant, it is the judgement of the Plannin idboer Ifs following a discussion
or extraordinary circumstances exist 'that would preclude the
consultant, the Planning Department shall g Partment that exceptional
use of the selertecl
UP to three additional Request for ProposalsthPriorutot{teethe applicant, mail out
sending the additional Requests for Proposals, tlie, a lice Planning Department
$ applicant shall pay ,an additional
fed °f l5b to cover administrative costs associated with the dis
Request for Proposals and review and evaluatin of the responsive of the
onsiv
Re
g, y • ' g P e bid proposals;
the project i P y tubeta tial] revised during the term
p J
applicant .,hall a of the EIR ;contract, the
$ Protect revision fee to cover the
redistribution` of requests-fo - '
a
additional contact with responsible a encies, costs incurred tri
r comments; revision of the proposed specifications, and
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butte Counti��ertmenf Water Rr quiremeror Developers
D@VelOE70'� t;'airwa Estates
LcaCation Harc
. cks Lane between Keeler Road andEatonelR NUMber d7-�ot
l7 Requitement Class y — ad, Chico arca
In lieu of a pressurized watersystem, the following optiolls __—`
Will Satisfy the Fire Department requirements for waters
(A) For each bt ct Bated a water storage tank With
aced of 2 500 gallons or more equipped with
nectbn meeting g cess or fire departmar�' con. place lx t�r�ss raM here
all Weather ndard S 29. The bcatbns or
U be determined by the Fre Department, or hook.
l8) Payment into the aWropr�ate wafer tender fund
at $200 per bt for a total.tee of $
(A) Construction of storage B facilities or
1) Payment shall be
done at the time of construction of habitable buildings as de=
flned in the Uniform Building Code. Pa r
or to the Issuance of building Payment shall be made prl
permits for habitable buildings,
CJ Requirement Class 2''
A pressurized waters sterna with an approved numbers Of hydrants is stronglyrecommen
hydrant spacing — Y � feet, ,hydran€ size
�s the of o000 � inches, and ded; Avera gpmglf this i'
not tachnicall feasible, a followin o tions will satisf the Fire' -De ar► residual flow
(A) Water storage tonics *Jia s
rrt nt re ulrement for water,
{B)
meeting gurxl swimmi The ions with as d °r mare e9 wi�ci ��L �. qq
be determined +I Weal acxess or fire department eoonadjon
Ing Pacts u' by Fire De
8a
{C) A drystandp�pe , connection ordrath Nmenf' or,
1,OGJ feet In length; -Ystom ph�mbed to a telr ble water'sourr� as n9 awess as �P�d Iy the Fire D8Pat4mment or,
There be at approved bf'the Fire Detoartment. Such a standpipe system will not;exceeo
hereof (C-xample! 11Sligwould require fen available and strategically located for
g a
each of 10 dwellings, s+r portlohs
Y 'dwellingsvire two ;separated sources). Provisions must be made to Insure that the
water stored is always available and accessible for use under all weather conditions.
Requirement Clast, 3
A pressurized community watersystem tontine protectian;is required. The specific la
inches and cation t the fire hydrants will be
made by the l=ire Depart�O in consm f tion with the developer. ,Average required hydrant sizeW
r ideal flow,. io.co gprn , q - hydrant spacing . 50____O ` feet;
O Requirement Class
Water for Lire flow protection
q hIis required Tile strongly, recommended system Is a hydrant s ate
residual reiruirements, Average required Hydrant spacing Y m capable flow P ng _�� feet, hydrant size P ie of meeting the
gem. !f this is not technically feasible, a system Involving independent pumps and static
Water storage may be substituted. Such a s �, ------ inches, and
made to insure the system st Meet
Is maitatal
flow from such a system must meet mile flow requirements Prov spoOs satf the Fit „ t� r
r7e .arttrent. The available water
the system serves more than one lot. Large veloned pIts men sJma obe c6y, larrn.�tt , of a GSA or CSD Is re must w
required when
each lot could have an Independent system, eliminating the need for a p,8. d' y be capable ct supporting their own system. If so
0 RequirementClass' 5
'-+ pressurized community watar+systeM tontine protection Is equlred« Iraee of beatfit fl
hydrants) the developer may pay into the ag the cost of installing a fire
lot2;l fee is $ �— hydrant fund, :At $1.7-2 per foot of street fro lite the
Friel, RR
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THESE REQUIREMENTS MUST I3E MET I '
PAACELS, THE CONDITION NEED NOT B r MlFt P� Op U THS YlO F A Q OUIE� INA OiJ THE 0REATED
CASE, GI �MI5E TI TO 0 OPc-R M THE � i� r8OOi= OP A PEF� ORMANrrE BOND OR O L MAS'. IF THIS IS THS
AA4�AN
t ,S C OF THESE R5QUIREMENTS, THC=R FINANCIAL
Additional Comments/Req,,,4'iretnents
AdCess tb,ae"',cu�•i� '��; �s f�Sr iib].c sa�et agencies . tntf5t be..
restti2iat�`. ' 've b oe
Complete requiremetat�; in Butte Cbunty St bdit�istottgOature �t '�-r..�� ��'��•, � ">..
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--_ IANC' OF NATURAL WEALT;a
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-3397
TELEPHONE;. (916) .538-7601
March 20 1990
Tom Wrinkle
Sierra West Surveying
5437 Black. Olive Drive
Paradise; CA 95969
RE, Rezone 90-110 Ochinero PUD
Dear Mr. Wrinkle -
The purpose of this letter is to explain t"rii status of the abrrve mentionedproject. Many
of the North Chico following area diin comments he ash moon' -~nt d(�;vellapments that have ;occurred in the
are
g P 1 'I a application is now c0nsidered complete;
however; there are still several o>utstandtt '
Proposal aronsnental issues that directly impact this
ro osal and need to he addressed. To j, 3 the preparation of an. EIR the following
items need further clarification and/'or det J!, review, '
1 The "Expanded Initial Snide,
" ;fired t�'o �2� vernal pools on-site and also
indicates that a spring sure ,etded to identify plant species. A map
should be provided that glioNT, >rethe vernal pools are located in relation
to development., This will d nine if a d0 e
U.S. ,Army Corps of Enl;ineers. 4 permit is necessary from the
2. The hydrology Analysi i3 very general and leaves many giii;stions unanswered,
y , 1,
We need io 5e„ if al., Aow the drainage can be handled on-site. The latest
conversation with you indicated that you may tap into Sycamore Creels to
disP ose of some drainage. We need a new and mote derailed analysis on the
`pp p
ilrnpacts to the Nb th Ch' area, proposal im acts or adds to the cumulative
�'plan
dr This report does not adtzyuytely consider the cumulative traffic impacts of this
PtOjddt -q-ndbtfide projects Chico areaast-west route
needs to be considered within this report.... �,'rtetive_
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LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
DIVISION OFENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH
Address Xb 196 Memorial Way O 7 County Center Drive 0 747 Elliott Road
Reply to C'iico, California 95926' Oroville, California 95965' Paradise, Colifornto 955¢:
Telephone- 916/8912727 Teraphane- 916/538.7281 Telephone€ 916/87UN
February 8 1990 ..
E.K. O=hinero At: E.H. Ochinero Rezone
281.1 Bechell:i Ln Hicks Ln., Chico Area
Redding, CA 96002 Butte County Assessorts
Number 7-10-571& 58,-
7-55-46-47
` Dear Mr. Ochnero:
treatment and disposal plan for the abovep1aroposed PUD development.,
ge
This riepartment has reviewed the rezone a Mica -.ion and conceptual sena
The following comments are bw,ing provided for your consideration,
ii The sewage disposal system is subject to review and approval of the
of thus size and nagture the Board normally
ests Fora project
California State Regional Water alit Co
" Re 'rt of Waste Discharge. This department
requests submission of a
Po g p nt will be unable to recommend
specific conditions of approval until it.is determined requirements
Of the Regional Baord cath be met.
2.;Y T recommend that at an early date, you investigate compliance of the
proposedsewage treatment, ponding and reuse with the Butte County
General Plan
3i Additional information will be';=equired regarding public access to the
golf course. Recent State guidelines changes limit irrigation hours '
and describe safe periods of entry into a wastewater irrigated area.
A reclaimed wastewater usage plan will be ?required,
4i The plan submitted does not indicate which ponds are proposed for the F
storage of wastewater. -,month-by-month water balance calculation
will be required to dete,°,Ape the adequacy of proposed ponds with respect
to urea and depth,
5r
:.on of the property ,may be a flowage easement su; ,,,,c.t to usage
1
.Otons:
6.' The 3$;000 gallons per d:;�y proposed sewage flot4 from 90 dwellings is
less than usual treatmen .•dility design practice.
1j
on behalf of landowner DeVere Prace; 0)1e.rra Wast ta<arveying of
Paradizery, California asked the author to complete an
Srohc�p.""�,logival survey and site evaluation r a, proposed hous'.in
subd:i.v:ts 3,on and e J f e°°p:,tur e located d an t.h, northern fringes of
Chino, Gal.:ifor'ni.a. This prop„,.'ed complex :incl.rtd s ab.-'itita 221
acrez and is specifically situated tuated on the ' w en'ta oide. ,if Hiclr�
in 'loanshiP 22 Forth, Range 1 East, Portions of sections 4 and
MDX. Channelizad Mud Creek and SS%A_'aidGrre Greek, apprt"tx:l.iYl t t g. t h
w+-ot,-rly and pf:)rtiono of the z:, nthe.w, y borders of tho uubJ►.
'i=4"
t'rr's;,iJt� rtry .
()n rh:' rl;lary .2a 15th. 1.090they Znfo rtftnUan C nter" of thf,= C+'3l i forni i
Ar,.:••haeologiwAl xn'V'`iTllt+"}ry, Dipartment of 4nthroPtsZogj, QlJfOrnia
state Plnivmr.zityr Chico, respe^sndO to r,Jqueot from the Butte
Country F Ln:i.ns Xpartment. regrd ne, I 1'eI„ cjrd search N tK
ZyQpertywith agrdz
to known uliuravalaes an? the rac6zsty
L conducting an archaeological inventory. A ompy of the
resp used xs aPp� xd s Trr ^an�m try. tr1r ryes +t ns6 noted that ther,e�
were known archaeological sites in the.xicini.t,y of the property,
but none were witbl its hounds. Pu,ztrhermor e, the parp of was
imci,ged to have moderates to high sensitivity for both prehistoric
anJ tr0torin cites that might be eligible or the NatW&
Register of Historic places, pltiz Judgement wasbased ern the
gentle sl6pe of the parcel, its r>r+"axl.i ity to permanent water
zt»F4rces t,}-at, could have attraotred loth prehi.ztorim nndl historic
peopjen; and tbt known lonstions A Archaeological sites In-the
vir�i.rlity in Similar sattih.gs. Finally, they Information VONr"ee' rrom nded a complete r h p C1 l per . l astir vey bly a profa `zi onal '
+circha olnist,, NP results of which 9r�,,oonta, nen within, t,hiz '
Tete nre` ,,R of the raubJeot par-,!�l vas inllaid` at 'f.'.he QiYleM Of Nr0-
American ,^ontaet by the Konkor lW;tan ; a PeraNuin AnyakiU9
group, Ther' :� bov� been numerous reports s ommaz;:Y in�� XONOU
oul.tur .} On of the moot: recp✓nt, that. by Trane:".in Pidde.l.l U the
(1a1jQ'r 1a vol<1tQ of The Handbook jf North Amp rlvwan Indians
publiw lied b:' the Smithsonian Institution Q 1976. It would serve
usr_— tit p�xrp� s- tip ' r^epe t`t the 3n ipz r? ti.<erc ,r aiz<sifte in the*o
"St'nrious works. A few p°.:r;+mmentz ari in :ire»e . however, relative tel
pot,enti;sl f'lydi in the klir& Lane vth, nit .
Polit cal orgarTinnt1ion conte9!red around '4 grouplag of vi l ja&,
p:omounit:ie l; . Major settlement,- were along thfi OArraWto Liver
and major tributaries. Each village comxtfiuhit Y probably consi rtad
of from t hrews to ;tr i.ve villages. Tbm groupings rwecogn.ined
known huriting and fishing tav!�,rrit ry. The Ke.vnkow tcvl.lo.wed a
,early gathering cycle which took tlrem aw. y from Voir wi ntar
ri.v rine village to the Nothills and mo antains to +ire east.>.
,ieed gathering
for wild rye, t°�okp
1neze in the 'Vall ° areas,
perhaps in qolation8
liked that along Hicks ane. Mq t, p ants inR4
,
-in:im, hl Tnt.11tr.',)le Liss serving s.ubsisterice, religir�u,r .end
tai t -h the arrival ;of F,a•ir o—Arnerir.art r;ett Errs with their 1. i vestor-k
,irid firrw� during the historic Period the Konkow
bz.il.anr e wraa upsot.
The tii s.tor-ic P-riod incl tuip.s Anitt. Il exp oratiOt14 by 'spani �l
exPlor'F'.0 s and 5�h, r w,l.y thereafter A,i11e1,`:i,C'ann nI l Canadian t2,'apr;," r r ,
the es tw-b1,*h171e,nt of 8,At ter' Fort, iii .4.,�i«,'?rviXt1eYl"Eo in 10 Sq
initiated furth-7---oxitact with the Chic) ars—in 1844 Mexican
land grants led to thre first spAtlement, that, of Ch -w-,_', bat John
Bidwell, , As this set,t;'l,.ement, brariched out and the, Gvr, l.d !i-sb
,ensued in 1849 a va�it, riAsh of Rairo-American- tot ivitie�s ,.Tcvurred
in tuft„, grrleral are,, -t. 7'hi.s Pvnnt-!in.l.l.y ;Teri to r9nching and
farming, the FiN,-tit7itj.es that be8i,-.harcfcte.Y'iz,e the h1.5tori' -
use of the Hicks Lane vicinity.
An examination ^f the Government Land Offic-, rl.at for 18611 Cif
the stlady regicri shnv no hi.otoric f a.tures in the itrimediat,
vioini.ty. Just over a mile to the west is the Chico/Marysville
to Shasta road and a few f;-n+we 6 ,and agriculture fields (Probably
dry grain) are i ilustrated in the local.i.t,y. Sometime'
thr� f.i_r-t homeste�;.gd (Hitt Hottie to ad) raa- established at the
locat••io'n of the proposed development. This occurred in the
latter part of the 19th coft,ntury. Ot Y. -o r historic, delve-l.ol pmts in
the. sit" vicirii.ty inc-l.tlde the building ;.�f Hicks bane, the. n�-arwby
.,��..r7",��:rt and 1 hre . oha2'�:Y�Ce �.i at:T.on +�f Mud �.n1d, i�13ri, dX[t�+1"+ ���"� Y��C,a
There have h�;eri a rniar br-r of �a-4rd ,Aden r� +M%aaerlr�r�i��al
reports ditcuzsing the region',,, a oh1 R"'" S e -gry. These are
l
avaiNL1. through the r . %,aeo;� ig ioal. rnt' o,.,m-�t,i pn a ent �r� at,
Onl.,if,-..Arrtia Ostate Univer�E:'.I t.+ t, Phio,r, recent, Raster ' a
Theses by William Dlr yer*, Kr ta, ZIP°al. ayi1-1 43, Jin Ztuloartella;
Bas'i}'ally,, there appears to b
ronctipation :in the region that dat,.t4s bac4 at lenzt 4,rUO yrarz.
Tore r,-ti.l.tural periods ar��:, ,r-,�Viclent , the latest datt,inr� 'back to
ibe°,nit, A D. � 60 or 'A. fit. 1 ilt" 0. Changes in tail.l.itr •���uip,�ent ,,
1. , points, hel I dreads , mart
t s t�l�mr�lt•, ..:Nx1,s:i,st r�ta.��+
patruins �r1 ' ravidont. The, t" nw l ifls�W:Y"�, r found :in ''th * 1"y],"Nf-A2t"•
a1ti1; vey may relate tr-, the earliest
e'st
`rho author completed the i.nvent#+-ry of the entire,
parcel, in February of 101111. A d t,ailod ample- vtnit record is
a t,ach*u d which d it sr'us s s survey method.,-,) r tpec,i,al
r+egading, the srz.rve4yy, the local r�,rvi.r rjmon ,l pi.tuatririn, and ,a,
brief diicuz ion of fi.radinge . Vmap is i.ncl!,,ided with the very`r.,xd
whi" oh shows in detail the nL,M r QU$ transects walked during the
survey. The area has been Intensively farrut:d with irrigation
since at, xeazt. the 1940,s when beam and sugar beets were? planted.
t.1rains hive been =ztl ex pla:nte', in the past. lrr:if,,rated pastn're
I�nd rgas been it-, mo-t rer�entr Up to one-Wi the parcel, has
1-tt—ri leveled, with buried i,rr i gati :,n p1 pes placed along road
bank- .
t i the, ; ulrv�:,r .s prof es , r°yrlai +jryinleorl that the rriethod Ivirei
dtir2.ng the _zurv,-v, Were,uifjcj?,nt t,:, lycate all arc:lcie,' ,Iag,.3oal
site' that, a,ave E,urtma nif estatirynM 're will be L ,� d
regarding th-to point, in the "'+�r�C�lras3�Aris r
Poring the t:wr� 1:jcnt jer,rj., were diAcoveved
that warr,,.ar_ I recording, The �e are a4 ' isolat.ee by i rn�JrlrW��x and
the b,%rn/co ,.!�i comTilex of the Hies Romesteadr The records ter
fence rem-ainc that date from the homestead period as illustrated
tb6se di.k «_�averi ..s arc— attached. in. a�dditioi3, there _Are roimerooun
p p split-cedar
� illustrated
by the +��ymT!l�y,il fiw52t r%a�.�.�✓ still :.YJ, place r.�ra t�Y�' f" '!- '' �
toarof the ult�irll.1.: om ,, s re enswithin the parcel are
F=, f:,*1 9ible t�)r the N fti -nna1 � F=, z t-r of RLstori.t� -Plw.
,.r�rl��a.tier� y w� � � ,es.
The isolated 'Lind (Judged to be i.soiated after intense searching
in its vi.oinjt,y revealed no ether cul tora.l re-main-p.) has been
moved about b-y the farm ' uipment� t¢-A
adinds aro not
4zon_der�`d ejj, ible by 'et� H ifrezervnt!, n,
The Hi, ks 1?:-rn u ompi px is not coni idered eligible, even in
combination with the still-standing asst:,ci.ated homestisd acroot
the trr~'et ou..lr:3ide the px'oJect ary a, f«r the follt,.,iv.irig rpasoT �.
gyne harry, the has been riFmo red. The, mf:lve
recett barn has oollaps,�-d, The rz:�rvalz bras been oar elv '
die: ns_-,ep bled; Th,,, grain Fifa i.,-, of rP,:"er4t vintage :-ager Mr, Pace als
informod -phi:; avthl it that the dicks S,meztead has com 1,;,t l'v'
altere= sir. its original y,n ty�a vt"if�r . Its original fabric,
nppears r hav# n lost with all they ;additiolaz rtfa.ray' of
which are visible from'the road. It io Sti V, 1!4uPi p.11.
it i�. my content on that in: Orly case the ol the a"'_ar l
complex is sufficient imp,--¢''t m,itigatxy)n in termo: its
throb h development constr rcti.t�snr
A zti.pQla"t,ion chow d 'be n,ttacIIel, i, by the Cokinty t.,_, the
r.,,orastr1ioti on permit.'
15 f+eneral Interpretations b Co�rmdnts
(AttncU AdUltional pages as me sar
Area was intensivelysurveyed, ising �� m npaced transects following a walls
around the entire perimeter of the parcel. Topographic TMP., landscape
features, fence lines, roads,, etc, helped in locating the parcel acid"in the
survey orientation. A compass was used for bearings. A fire rake was carried
and periodically used to clear away vegetation cover. Generally ground visibility
was 10-45 % with many rodent i ands clear of vegetation. All excavated areas
(test holes for septic?) were also examined. Rcck piles where the land had been
cleared. were examined as were many of the scattered cobbles in the parcel.
The use of the bowl mortar in this area suggests a dramatically diferent environ-
ment in the past, perhaps mare marsh -like or oak groves. Current vegetation
patterns on non-agriciculre land suggests an open plains, Surprisingly no
flaked stone artifacts were ,':)und. Creek areas today, have no real riparian growth;
Historic use clearly relate" --to the Hicks Ranch from the late 1800s into the 1900s:
.. Lines walked
,r
_of during survey
(.approximate)
1.6. —ketcij rta SaleTinit Indicate, a)
Dimensions of sample
unit; b) Pertinent or prominant land forms; c) Survey pattern, -
including approximate area covert -d and portion of unit covered
by individual crest members,• d) Location of sites recorded..
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OEPART/A£NT OF PARKS ANO f}ECAEATION
ARCHEOLOGICAL SITE RF,CORO T•.. ver«v N,,,,,d.,; Pace 7 1
Aee�cv a«s..�t:a•;
Hicks Barn CorrPlex
Pyr i +'r 6_
Butte I
�. uses a4.ei
Richardson Spring 1951 cjs;) .. _ int«tea no 3—
3. uT$Acoore:^M-t: z«» 10 596720 .,1,., i _ 4404540 r Kw t i
22N 1E . , 5'ta x , S4) x or"� x or SE x ar s�t:urt 4 s.. Sawa I ID c t
407 17 ...�crro,�t Nw�.. or ..•.vl e. Ewrvt:o... 1$5'
5, W -P Coordiw.v", w.n.5
1. Locewo,
Along
Hicks Lane on the north end: of Chi=, approximately l , 5 lar►
southeast of airport campy. Reach site by taking Hicks lane oft of
rote' nort acrossyca Ere GreeT a out:. T.t�, '
Baron a > p
you reach site on left hand side of road.
o.+h:a;cw, A ca Dlex of barns and
8 Pt.h6nor:c H:Roric'' x Protoh �•c 9. a `
�r>>*es associated with Hip T41-cks amat ad Acra8s road and nota; oaf
thifi• site record. One barn has been, removed leaving behind a cement pad; a
,alter Barr► teas collapsed (iDrobably a mare recent barn) , a utility pole still stands
along with,a grain bin manufactured, from tin: Also here° care corral raimants an
a dement basin or pool -Watering truh.
35 1925 z r�.e.,a r� a� e measure t 1
`_ . t{.aet�tl . tap _
'--soil
surface a;+e.da or
estimatir+n. exposures ' • � �
� O+c+sfit
tz :corral mostly fallen dam (40 :c 45 yards more or less) i
, cement trough 22
y it' barn foundation of finished ce<rient; collapsed wooden.. barn
ln
of ivrood Reefer with tongue and grooves b iii on
cement,
�'e -r�i�e��ator unit . x x
a vans ze Lirt a
Li'1.tL1 W
r Dards L,77.t�'1 t
cat
I. iiility poke
hinged i
r , An��t t,: pld milk ttle mashed galvanized bucket c=Wft cut nails t�ith older can t -
Me
foundation; ta=re nails mth collapsed barn; shake roof. 2 x 4s; 1 x 12s, cemer►t foot' s
olecttr cal cutlets and, v+icing on 'Pole. and in barn; gain bin still functional
i4, kmcrl4tli�tta�1 t
meadow muffins ,attest to cattle use
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Stab of California The R---% AgmM y
DEPARTMENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION Pei', mkit TrM«nlel: -
mo, yr.
ARCHEOLOGICAL. SITE RECORD Pace Site X41
Temporary Number: --
6Apaw�cy a•�ja*+aiw�,:. Hicks Barn Complete
rage-2 of
none-
19.
one19o- Site lnteprtty:
—poor barn collapsed and was removed; newer barn has collapsed;
corrals not functional, cement trough broken; grain bin in good condition
I
2D Webr Wep•. 44umoe and direction): e Greek 2 UY15 along
roa
Ephemeral drainage
J. Sycamor km-south
27 Lar�esc Body of IN W orf f. 9 tea' (evv. • ad direrzionl: Sycamore C2 eek 0.5�
22: 1-Wftt;. C— miW0 66 ;-WWI: �ass�ands Emmt ust ( 1 )
a3. vim+ C*mn JtY ta., dte1: grasslands (Plant Litt
Ret««u« t.x atbova°
none 1.
rocky Clay loam
24: Site SoU: i ) Sorround4iv Still: Same y
26id0joQy' Qal--Red Bluff Formation'? zr. t rwdform: fan. frau ancestral Mud Creek Cyn..
,- _ -
28. slope: 1 'degree ! 1 29. Ex corn:
3o. ,d'Add►.. Fo°rMerly DeVere Pace., 3965 Hicks Lane, Chico, Cd
-42 7l�.. Recently so) d this parcel to developer 1 1
31Reet+wia: Hicks Homestead probably _dates from the hate 1800s although nest' of the
remaining features are mire recent presSlOn a an aterr omestea s
been renovated and is sti.1 loccupi!!Lhot part of this project so not recorded, t 1 .
32: Peferewscee 'Nothing on -.867 GLO Pkat
3 —
33. Nemo of Prot:' Fairway'_ Bstates Subdivi a and Golf ('burse
Systematic intensive survey 1
'fit. rip. of ioast3Qfia�: ,..
36. We AOomwWn Number: none _,. , Gated Ai: n%a
b1/wi 9ric hitter i
37. Pt,dto Anrumw.t,:,., . 90i fin l it. xt: BT�ikedding i 1
bPA
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OEPARTWNT OF FA KS ANO R£C REATION
ARC41EOl OGICAL SITE LOCATIONace Site #1
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DEPARTMENT OF PA6X8 01) RECREATIONINFORMATION CENTER Referent.* Number, -
ISOLATE RECORD
Temporary Number: _. Pace Site art
Page l_ ,of 2 Agency Designation: Isolated bowl 7 brtar
1,. County,,Butte`
2,, USGS Quad-, Nord1951
(75') 195'1 .. Photorerimd 1969
3. UTM Coordinates: zone. 10 / 595830 Easting / 4405020 Northing' (' j
4. Township 22N Range— ' SE k of RE 7G of S$ k of DIE _.X of Section 5 Base (merJ.DID t "t
387
5.' Map Coordinates;. m 425 p • 1.83 t
mS mm�/ (from' NW corner of map) '6, Elegation•
7. Location'. Near the intersection of Mud Greek and Sycamore Creels on the northerly
outskirts of Chico; approx. 700 in north of intersection of creeks. Westerly of
Hicks Lane in proposed subdivision area
f
w, ".,Dr A%Mesite 'boulder"'b xa3 mo"' „ai
8. Artifact/Feature Description;
to—
Mortar found ki gong edge of field road near cement ifell heart
N�rtar boulder is 30 � 2 '� ;r
g 21 15 an in size; bole is 13 cm diameter by 7 cm deep
,
9. Neatest Water (Type, distance anddirection): Creek 350 Til west t
10. VeOetntftirl' CommUniiy currently (los}: iasslands
( i
11. t enilform Mud Creek fan-plains ( ) 12 Geology:. - Fan Qal
ti
SW
i3. Exposure%. ( 'l 14. Siope: 1-2 degrees
15. UridoWtwtz) land%r tanaritl and Addraist DOV13Y rP 'Parti -• -196 5 Hi rk!' T .,.:,E, 342-5374
16. Remarks: tOwl mortar shoes disc marks--considerable' agxxrrulltuure in fief d nc'iuding'
moved some dist..,.
ante--�o"that boadetq 14itl i vicinity unused
,
17. Referenceit . See Dreyer and Deal t s paper on ground stone rise- tray be an early
r Hoppe "s ( i
i , ril. bone t ro ens e c asS
i E, Niirne of Pro Fairway Estates Siidiyisiozl
16. Phoioi: nolle 2d. Photo Aexatslon Number: 7i. Date Recorded 2%26/30
27. Recorded ey: �iC 14, atter ° M. Affilwtloitand Address; Redding;-Ca
24, duratid At, ,
Chico State AtcieCs�J Lab I I
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OF PARKS ANO RECREATION
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D�U�Q � � BUTTE SIERRA bepartment of Anthropology
California ornia GLENN SMIYOU Chico, tate University, Chico
ArchaeologicalC[�C�P Californiaa State
0 o VSSEN SLITTER
InVentOry '� MODDC TEHAMA:
PLUMAS TRINITY (916)'895-6256
. 'SHASTA �--
January 25 1990
Butte (tunty,Pl,ann .ng Department
#7 County C'ehter Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
FtE: FAIRWAY ESTATES, AP 44-01-58, 44-02-72-73; I.C. # L90--4
5;
USGS Nord and Richardson Springs
T22N, ME, Sections 4-
7.5" quad.
Dear County Planners,
In response to the request of January 12, 1990, a record,
sear, ch for the above cited project was conducted by examining
the official maps and records for archaeological sites in
Butte County,
R ESIIL TS
PREHISTORIC RESOURCES: Although there are no previously
recorded sites within the project area, there > are several
recorded prehistoric village sites known to be located within
the immediate vicinity of the project area. The closest of
these sites, CA-BUT-278, is situated within th;e Mud Creek
drainage system, directly north of the project area.
HISTORIC ,RESO0RCtS:. There
are no previously recorded historic
ar, chaeologica1 si � in the project area or adjacent
parcels. There are seVOPa7 recorded historic archaeological
sites located 'within the vicinity of Chico.
PREVIOUS .ARCHAEOLOGICAL INVESTIGATIONS: According to our
recor`ds,� the project area has not been previously surveyed, for
cultural resources. The nearest surveys have been to the
West and south (report #1 s B-L-42 and B-L-62): These surveys
did not mention the presence of any pr'ehistoi^ic or 'historic
sites,
Ig,ps tATURE, SEARCH ic�aliewed sites'were the and surV ys 'in Butte; County,
maps for archaeol g zc�.a1 records and
Also reviewed t�erd the National Register of Hx story c Places,
the California' inventory Of Historic Resources (1976)
California Historical .` ical Landma��lcs (1982) California Points- of
Historic Tnterrest- and Historic Spots in Cali'for
na (1966);=
R,8COM14ENDATJ6NS: Based upon the above information, the
seas tiV�ity for both prehistori.'c and historic cultti:ral
resources is estimated to be moderate to high. The presence
entle oping ridges i n close ' pro�c'mity to
seasonallperma eritlat land and �w , ter sources stick as Mud Creek frequently
t of ,
attracted both aboriginal and Et.ra��a� populations, --I
Is thisP hrt of the common areae
y
P-23, Article VIT doesn't allow outside membership.
membershipis expected it needs to be, mentioned atheir
outside
� p
defined. heir roles
d What about on street storage of boats, trailers, motorhomes and trucks
1 ton and over
• These should be ,prohibited.
6, Attached are comments from the Fire Department and Weed Abatement
than
should be :addressed when the
deficiencies to the applicatio
7• 240 Parkinn are provided..
g spaces seems to be in excess of what would be needed,witha
worst case scenario of 4 spaces per .hole and 1 per practice tee, ]:00 spaces
appear to be sufficient. It is recommended that some of this area be changed
to recreational activities such as a playgi,ound or other
beneactivity that wial
fit all residents.
8.
The County Code requires a 10 landscape buffer between the parking stalls
to 15-20' buffer since Parking ended. that this be increased also to increase
and Hicks Lane. It is recommended
a
g
Since this is a PUD, it would also be encouraging a 1 ally found in residential zones.
g g io see large landscape entry
I. feel it is important o e iwe neatees n add to the PUD's community identity,
since this will be the most visible part of the projectattention to e perimeter of the site
9. Provide handicap parking per code.
U, ost elcart
sparking a greater
be expanded, particularly if the residents will
Y +
gr ater deal
11. One additional item
'that should be addressed is thr sidewalk or ` olf ca
Within the street right-of-way, g rt path
If you should 'have any questions concerning this matter you can contact this office
any weekday between the hours of 10:00 aim; and 3..00 p.m. ,
Sincerely;
B.A. kircher
Director of Planning
Thomas Last
Associate Planner
BA.K:TLjlo
cci
E.14. 'Ochi
nero
m
Presently, golf courses are overcrowded:' in Butte County
and this project will alleviate some of this
It as also the purpose Of this zone to'encour4ge inno-
vative, .high --quality design, efficient use of land, and mod-
ern site planning for residential, agriculture, commercial,
and industrial purposes,
I don't know of any other
existingor p i pp�'o ewt. in Butte County
Pro ased that com ares with this innovative
design, land 'use, and modern site planning;;
P,
08) ,ADOPTION _ AND 'USE -,LIMITATIONS ;
A Planned Unit Development Zone shall be, established by
th;s adoption of an ordinance by the 1` oard, of Supervisors
re:toning the property to the P,U.D.
erCance, a land_use and develonmentalZp�ariandh dOPti aiby onsref-
h I
which, together with any other
oh of the Board of Supervisorspare�necessarysions Candn the nclidednin t;
the ordinance, shale constitute . the regulatic�ns "foz� the use
im ro*cements and mztantenance of the ro ert .wYthin the
boundaries of the zone. {
It should also be noted in A S,1R-1 Zone: g
an allowed use upon approval of olf courseo are
the Planning Commission
the Baird of Supervisors, and
Thereforez WltYi the a
of Supervisors it has approval of this P.U.n; by the Board
r essentiarly taken the same route that
:A use permit would. The Board would be required to make the.
findings that this .U, D; meets the General Plan;
-- ---- U�� b�NSI� Y AREA AGRICULTURAL RESP DENTrAL
Pritnary Users: A
at gricultural uses And single fanlil.
dwellings rural densities;
Total Acres 22
Total U"nits:20q - 1 10 ,der Acre
Secondary uses;
One single family~ dwellin
pel
Throughout cel
\To tet Thttitathe Gen Zoning Olr6inances
Iiriild Usedensity eral�Plan and p �
and Intensity of use s ec to. residential
txuetu�;�r y, uses and does not -refer to people who
tii t beaus:€ Y the property or visiting the ra
p p+rty:y
60 t
LAND OF NATURAL W5AtT'H AND BEAUTY
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - OROVILLEo CALIFORNIA 95965-33fr7
M TELEPHONE: (916) 536-7601
January 16, 1990
Tom Wrinkle
Sierra West Engineering
5437 Black Olive Dr.
Paradise, CA,
95969
RE: Rezone 90-11 Ochinero PUD
Dear Mr. Wrinkle:
During the rrik,eting with yourself, George Maderas, Bettye Kircher and trtyself on
January 4, 1990, Planning Staff wanted to get further interpretation and input on this
project. As expressed to you, our main. concern was with the legality of the density
transfer and open space being used as a golf course open, to outside membership.
On January 10, 1990, we met with the County Counsel to discuss this issue. It was
out determination that the intensity and type of recreational activity as proposed to
date does not meet the intent of the PUD ordinance. Our concern was that by
P g i p � membership, we' are creating a
o �irurr u the recreattan use to the outside via membe.
doubling in the intensity of use that would normally be expected. Consequently, this
`
increased intensitycreates conflicts with the General Plan and
Zoning;Also, this
proposal does not provide an opportunity for other
recreational needs of future
residents, such as younger children, than, would be e?tpected in PUD.
We are still waiting for additional items before Ple project is seemed complete.
17hertfo1re, it is recommended that this issue be addressed (any examples of similar
PUyD's H ould be beneficial) in order that, we can recommend a favorable argument
on our behalf.
If you should have any questions concerning this matter you can contact this office,
any weekday between the hours of 10:00 a.m. and 3:00 pan.
Sincerely,
B.A. Kircher gi
bir ctor of P arming
otrias . 't
Associate Planner
STATE OF ;CALIFORNIA—OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR �A
GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Govornot
VOFFIC_'E OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH
1406 TENTH STREET'
SACRAMENTO, CA ;95914
fZ
Feb O1, 1991,
THOMAS LAST
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE
OROVI LLE, CA 95965
Subject: REZONE 90-11 (E.H. OCIIINERO)
SCH # 9.1013014
Dear THOMAS LAST':
The State. Clearinghouse ha, submitted the above named proposed Negative
Declaration. to selected state agencies for review. The review period is
now closed and the comments from the responding agezicy(ies) is(are)
enclosed. On the enclosed Notice of Completion form you w,Ul note that
the Clearinghouse has checked. the agencies that have commeited 'Please
review the Notice of Completion to ensure that your comment package is
complete. If the com,nent package is not in ' orde.r,, please notify the
State Clearinghouse immediately. Remember to refer to the project's
eight-digit State Clearinghouse number so that We may respond promptly. ,
Please note _that Section 21104 of the California Public Resources Code
required- that
"a responsible agency or other public agency shall only make
substantive comments regarding those activities involvod in a
project which are within an area of expertise of the ,agency or
'which are required to be carried out or approved by,the agency:"
Col.tt renting agericies are also required by this section to support their
or clarification we docutation. Should you need more information
Comments. 'with specific documentation,.
'recommend that you contact the commenting agency >at:
your earliest convenience.
This letter acknowledgo8 that you. havecomplied with the State
l�a
learinghOU8e review requirements i;or drt environmental documents,
pursuant to the Caliiornia Environmental Quality Acta, Ploal,ta contact
Lynne Coughlin ox Nancy M tche] l ah (9.J 6)445-06.3 if yout�rve any
questions regarding the .vironmental review process
Sincere�,� r _
bavad C. Nunenkamp
Deputy Director, permit Assistance-
Enclosures
w., cc Resources Agency
,Tt ..
State ;of California
Mernorandu,M
To �. Projectsec is Coordinator Date. January 29, 1991
Resources Agency'
2 Mr. Thomas Last
Butte County Planning Department'
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
From Department rr Fish and Game
Subject: E.H.Ochnero Rezone, Butte County (SCH 91013014)
The Department Of Fish and %:'ame (DFG) has reviewed the E.H.
ochinero rezone, a proposal to rezone 221 acres (A.P.'s 1-10-57
58, 7-550-46, and 47) from SR -Ito Planned Unit Development (PUD).
This PUD will have199residential units and a golf course-.
Project drainage will be into the Mtlti Creek ' - Sycamore Creek
Channel (SCC) which drains into Big Chico Creek, `;a tributary of
the Sacramento River: A large vernal pool occurs on this
grassland habitat ;site.
Drainage from the ;FUD will add to the significant cumulative
impacts caused' by existing residential, commercial, and industrial
driinage from the Chico arca into the above mentioned waterways.
The cumulative drainage has resulted in degraded water quality
because of pollutants and the loss of ripaarian wetland and aquatic
habits destroyed by flood control projects. Water quality
degradation and aquatic habitat losses may adversely affect the
endangered winter -run chinook salmon (oncorhynchus tshawytscha).
Riparian wetland losses tay adversely affect thi threatened
'Swainson s hawk (Buten s,aarnsoni), California yellow -billed cuckoo
(Coccyyzus ,ame� r�icanus , bank swa low ,(Riparia tiparia) ; and willow
flycatcher (�,m idonax trallii)
To adequately mitigate drainage im p' acts„ the foYlowing Measures- are recommended:
1 All PUD drainage waters flowing into the SCC should be routed
tht6uand su pc ub�.a, suspended,
grface borne o:lutartsf removing
incapable .of
removn fsolub�yesC ca abJ.e o
g soluble,, xface borne, and some; suspended
pollutants
2.1 The Ube of drainage retention ponds to allover a gradual release
of �.ows,
vernal pockl wetland losses have been estimated to. exceed
66 percent tt•atewide: Local lOsseO have been equally extensive.
The DFG redt'lUdends that there be no net loss of wetlands including
vernal pool wWi' elands. Any Loss iitust be compensated for no less
than,a one-to-one ratio. The mitigation 2titasures necessary to
protect PUD vernal pool wetlands include.:
RECEIVED
y BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
7 County Center Drive �� ':� ��8
Oroville, CA 9$965-3397
Bui�eo.Ple�p►�occnm. PLANNING OFFICE
I" E�i (i :I i
(916) 538-7601 __CITY OF CHICO
Qrovilla� Gal tornia
DATE: � I ' 89
TO: CITY OF CHICO
P.O. Box 3420 R�' PROJECT REVIEW &
Chico; CA 95927 ENVIRONMENTAL EV?LUATION
ed
r data our Of`ice has received -or genera SR -1 to P.U.D.
Enclosed is prplirunary
e follwproJect: E.H. Ochizone
concerning thrc�m
(planned Unit, Development), located on the West side of Hickprox.
1 mile North of Sycamore Drive, identified as APS 0:0'7-010-057 & 058' 007-
550-046 & 047 Chico.
eftVI'tormeinmacts and
We are riaking an asse=ssment of possible either aNegativeDeclarationi
be prtiparing an environmental document,
EIR) ; g r an Environmental
Negative Declaration 'With Mi-' anon Measures o
impact Report
Please provide any
tactual statements► ideas for il,vestiga..ion; ?r
opinions you can offer in your area of concern or e;pertise that, relate
o'ect may
to either. physical, social, or economic impacts that this p- 3
generate:
Please re:sponcl within 14 days of the above -noted date. If no respcnse
is generated ;by this inquiz�.`;
then it shall be assumed that there are
no significant environmental impactsthi,ch are potenti'.�1 rxotn the
project.
an
,• y Assistance you can provide .
We appreciate
Sincete.ly,
January 30, 1990
r' i7) The
The Ut Of Chico has . ttkll fbl.lbt�� ng 03l V 1 L OluTiental GOnCernS : _
(„ominents Y
y etal flans:
r
P �pn� ��, � s cons�.stency tvxth the po].s.�cies of the City t8, and Galant s Oeoh a�.r
3 The tjroposal s impact
(2) The proposals Impact ori Water quay
quality:
S 1 fine )vtye� s, AI , istarit planner
4o recei;�e a copv ey P fit rorittfttal document
r Lh . r
Does your agency Wish
(ini
tial study for legative Declaration (with or wit'b t Mitigation
Measures) or EIR..for this pro3c 4) �x_•__.
"YES NO