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APPLICATION, FOR VAR
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Butte County Planning" Cate mission
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Hearing date
Action by Planning Cornmission
Action by Eoard of Supervisors
PftCSEN? ZONING Assessor Map Book a Page No, 4 cel No,
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ADDRESS:.el_J_ ��- �peri rJ U
STATUS OF APPLICANTS INTEREST IN PROPERTY:'._
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DUCRIPTION OF PROPERTY,---/—O--S, C P --CS C,� i4 (- cI u ]V
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APPENDIX F
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST T001114'
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(To be completed, bj' i Lead . 'fie"<T�cy )
rr77
i . BACKGROUND
1. Name Of Proponent
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2. Address dnd Pbs
_6he Number of P ��opo opo�
�'�,ta,t
� . Pendleton t; ; �
V'a't
onGraves�
1% Date of Checklist Submittef�,
4. Agency Requirinq Checklist; �.
5. Name of pro P osal, if a Pp i ble Rezone from "
�;,�
to -- 10.
,41
II.NVIRONMIENTAL IMPACTS s
'`'yes" ` 'y- "
(Explanations of all ai; �ayyh�� answers are required
on attached sheets)
' YES MA60V
NO
1. Earth will the ro �osal
p `"� .� result, in tignifscant:
a. Unstable earth condit,ons or in
changes in geolog .-subs-,ructure ?
b. Disruptions;displp,�i!ments;' com-
pactiau or overc'overing ��f the, Ssoil?
c: Change in topography',,pr graUnd
surface relief features}-r j
d., bestruction, cover nO�Or
modification of any uniq`11e geoibg c
or physical features?
e , increase in Wind or 14ater
erosion of soils, eitho ;',eit or off
the sate?
,
f. Changes its depbsitibn or erosion
of bea--h sands, or changes in siltation,
coposition or erosion which may modify
the channel. of a river 6'r stream or the
bed of the ocean or any bayo ihlet or :Lake?
y
Apendi p page of
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YES, MA 11
NO
g. Exposure of peop"'e or property to
geologic hazards such as earthquakes.
landslides, m.lddslides, groundofailure,,
L or similar hafzards? =
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2. Air. Will the proposal result in
a. Substantial deterioration of,ambient
air quality?
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b. The creation of objectionable
odorsa
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C. Signif icanty" alteration of air movement,
f moisture
moisture or tezn
ur'rture, or any change in
climate,
locally r regionally?
y
3. Water. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. Changes in currents, or the (Courg
X,
or direction of water movements?
b. Changes in absorption rates.,
dra-"nage patterns, or the rate and ,
amodht of surface water runoff?
0
c Alterations to the course or
flow of flood W,�:teY's?
, ,,
di Change in the amount of surf'ado
water in any water boder?
a. Discharge into surface waters, dor'
ih any alterhtirn of surface water
quality, includinq but nob limited to
temperature:, di5solVed .oXygen or
turbidity?
E. Alteration of the direction or
rate of flow of qrbUnd wager87��
I� , .�
m
g'c Change. in the quantity of ound
� waters, either through direct additions
fig r �v�.thdrawals, or through interception
� f an aquifer by Guts or excavations?
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1 YES
MA`�liF
NO
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Reduction in tie amount of wa cer
otherwise available, for public
water supplies?
i.
xposurle of '-People o� to
E p �property
,, water related hazards such as flooding?: °,:s
0,,,
4. Plant Life. Will the proposal result
' in
substantial:
14.
Change in the diversity of specie.:.,or
„
number of any species of plants (iri luding
"
trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora,
and aquatic plants )?
b.
Reduction of the numbers of any un3"que,
rare or endangered species of plan6s?
11 c.
Introduction of new species of ;plants
z
into an area, or in a barrier to ,the
normal replenishment of existing- species?
di
Redction an acreage of any agriG?il.tu
crop.,ral
S. Animal Life, Will the proposal result ir'.f
Substantial;
a.
q �tay f 'npeciPs, or
numbers ofariyspecaes of�imals (birds; ,
lana animals including reptiles, fish and
shellfish, benthic organisms, insects or
microfauna)?
b.
Reduction of the numk-,er5 of any unique,
ra,te pr endangered Ppecies of animals?
c,
In+b,roAucti on of hc-w species of anJiMal,o
into an area, or result in a harr;ler to
�hw_
mi5 rate.cn ob moveme» t" .� of anitrials'�
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d.
Deter,aoration to existing sh o-
wi.Gdlife habitat? ( !
6. Noise. Will the proposal xesu,l.t in
suUstaxlt,ial
(( a.
Tot :re'a'aes in noise lev4I s
I b,
��r• j5osure of peoplQ to severe noise levels?
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YES
MAYBE
NO
7.
Light and Glare. Will the proposal produce
significant light or glare)
8.
-''Land Use. W.11 the proposa' result in a
subst�lntial alteration,of the planned land "
u (e o,& an area?
9.0
Natural Resources. Will the proposal result"
nsuBstantial
a, increase in the rate of use of any
natural(' resources?
,
b. Deoletion of any nonrenewable'
�x Lural resource?
i 10.
Risk of Upset. boes the proposal involve
asri'sc of an explosion or the release of
hazardous substances (including, but not
limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or
�!
radiation) in the event of an accident or
upset conditions?
Ili,
�iulation� . Will tile proposal significantly
/,alV�,ei 1 the liocati-,,A distribution, density,
or "` bwth rate of the human population of
.an a��ea ,
e
lilt.
Housirii;,, Will. the proposal significantly
`'
affect e � istirlg hous`ng; for create a
demand foY additional housing?
}113.
Transportation/c.ircUlatioft. Wi11 tf',8
proposal result in
' a • of arit,.s i i dditiona]:
,
vehicular�movemerit"s'
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b, Significant effects existing par% rt4
facilities r or demand i;;tor new parking7
, 17
c. Substantial. 4znpact upon e.zisti�g '
transportation systemO,?
d $7 icant. alters ::inns t0 re " '.n
Pagterns of ci.r�:ul at? on or movement
people and/Or goods?
e, Alterations to waterborne, rail or
Ak
air traffic?
W..
�Appendi x �•
paYge 4
of 6
YES
MAY)WE NO
f. Increaj;e yin traffic hazards to motor
Vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?AL
14•
Public Services. .,Will the proposal have
an, effect upbr,, �. result in a substantial
need for new or aitered governmental services
in any of t'.he' ollowing, areas z
A. Fire prot~`�-.btion?
b. Police protection?
c. Schools?
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
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e, .Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f. other governimental services?
15.
anergy. will ,the proposal result in
a. Use of srbstantial amounts of fuel or
energy.
b. Substai(tial increase in demand upon '
existing sot i-ees of energy, or require
the developt,ient of new sources of energy? ,•.;
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15
Utilities. Will the proposal result in a ^`
lieed for new systems, or 3tibstantial
alterations to tie follow"Ing utilitiest.
a : ' Power or natural g
b. Communications systems'.; _A_
a�
C. Water?
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17.
Hum an Health Will the proposal result in:
a. Croatian of any health hazard,`,)r p6t6ntial;
Ask
health hazard (excluding mental health)?
b. Exposure of people to potential health
hazards?
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page of 6
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YES
MAYBE - NO
18.
Aesthetics. Will the t'roposal,result in the
obstruction of any public desicxate-d or
recognized scenic vista open to''the public,
or will the proposal result in the creation
of an aesthetically offensive site open
to public A''I.w'
19.
Recreation. Will the proposal resulf; in
an impact upon the quality or qi ,;-,nt ty of ,,,
existing public recreational facilities?
20.
Archeological/Historical., Will ,the proposal
result in an al.tera o1n of a significant
archeological or historical site,, structure,
object or building?
21.
Mandatory Findings of Significance .
'
a. 'Does.the project have the poten+�i.al to
degrade the quality of the environment,
substantially reduce the habitat of a
fish or wildlife species, cause a fish
or wildlife population to drop below
o\ self sustaining :levels, threaten to j
eliminate a plant or animal community,
reduce: the number or restrict the range
of a rare or endangerea plant or animal
or eliminate important examples of the
major periods of `California history or
preh.istory"?
b. Does the project have the potentia.l to
achiove short term benefits to thy;
detri-Iment of publirll► adopted, long -,term
environmental gams?
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C. boea the project have impacts whici
r
are individually Limited, but cumuld,-
tively considerable? (A project may
impact on two or more separate resoUraes
where the impact on each resource is
relatively small, 'but where the effect
of the total of those impacts on the
environment is significant.)
d. Does the project have environmental
effects which will cause substantial
adverse eff4cts on human being-,
either directly or indirectly?
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Appendik, F
page 6 of 8
III. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
ThA rs proposal ),is a rezone from A-2 to A-10 fox 103 at;:r, es .Located north-
eaot of Biggs." The Thermalito Afterbay and Hamilton.\_4�o r�` re at the
ilo:v; kern boundary of the property. Highway 99 is abo�.+;t. ' le to the
west. The purpose f or the rezone, as stated by the app! 5 � t, is j -o
bring the zoning for the land into conformance with the i1EXal. Plan.
Any 7,akid divisions which occur subsequent to the rezone �, Juld then be
in onformance with the Butte County General Plan. The Genexal Plan
des%'nates this area as agricultural, orchard and field crops.
The Land consists of flat and contoured topography. The soils hive
been recently tiliLed. The soils are of two types: Rocklin fine sandy
loam and Redding gravelly sandy Loam. Two pump stations for the
Afterbay, number 10 and 11, are on the site.
The surrounding uses include large farms and :rural residential' uses.
There are parcels of 10 12 acres in size on adjo�n.n';,,-property "to,
the west which would be comparable to the parcel sizes allowed under the
A -IC :;one. Other parcels in the vicinity range from 53 to 80 acres in
size.
1(a). The soils have a high expansive rating in this area. The Butte
County B�,41ding Inspection Department will require pile foundations
or some t�thev specially designed sydtem for :future residences
1(g) Potential geologic hazards include a possible fault within 21,E
miles to the northwest. The aftershock epicenter region of the August
1975 earthquake is about six miles to the east. A moderate liquefaction
potential exists
3(b). The surface drainage and subdrainage axe good except in the
shallow depressions. The soil absorbs water well, 'but it has a low
water -holding capacity; The 10 or 20 arse parcel sizes will alleviate
the need for dra5nage facilities.
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3(1). l!he Thermal into ,Af tetbay lies just to the north. Potential
leaping or flooding onto this property could occur from an unforeseen
hazard, such as a major earthquake:
4(d.) The rezone will not directly reduce an agricultural crop sinae
the land is currently uncultivated. 'The soils are goad for agricultural
uses including dry -farmed grains, fruit and nut orchards, and grazing
land. Agricultural uses will be feasible after the rezone though not
on a commercial scale in the long --term..
8 The Butte County General. Plan designation �111 s orchard and field crops:
AppehaiX )~ page I of 8
III DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL i VP.,LUATIOIV
conte?nued pg 2 -AP# 25-041-51
The rezoning could result in the creation of a maximum of `cera
res' dexitial. lots. There are some undeveloped parcels of comparable size
(10 12 acres) to the v6st of this site. Residential uses will be
introduced i.nt�. a presently uninhabitod,area subsequent to the rezone..
This change is not considered. significant.
114(a -f) The rezone'area is located relatively close to the urban
ureas of Oroville an:t Biggs. The eff ects on public services should be
minimizes 'clue te.LL)the maximum development potential being ,ten residences
and due to the moderate distance from the areas v�laere public services are.
available;
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IV. DETERMINATION
(To
be completed by the Lead Agency')
On
the basis of this initial, evaluation:.,
(�
I find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant
effect on the environment,,and a NEGATIVE DECLARATION
is rco6mmen.ded .
0
Z find that although the proposed project could have 'a
significant effect on the environment, there will nit
be a significant' effect in this case because the
mitigation measures described on an attached sheet
have been added to the project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION
ZS COMMS-NDE1).
Z find the '
proposed project MAX have a significant
effect on the environment, and an ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORT is required.
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Date November 161 1977
(signature )
F r: ENVIRONMENTAL MM DEPARTMENT
ReVi'ewed by,.
Earl D+ Nelson
Environmental RBYieW Director
,Appendix;" page. 0 of B
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A. P"„ Project: i# _"+�'' (2-5
APP.ENDTX E _�iN J-77
Date Filed
Environmental Information Farm
(rd'be completed by applicant)
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Name and address of deve�oper orprof Oct Sponsor' y _dThN
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2.
Address of project~; Khm,Lr47 +yl
Assesso;'s Block and tot Number a5 oy./_ 31
I dame, address', and telephone number of ,`'person to be contacted
concetning this p oject-, ilt ve's- 6,sso<PO a IS7
n`l, vpd o 'Project!
rezoning, st,Albdivision) �� E-_LLaN_G�
3. List and describe any other related permits and other public
approvals required for this project, inclurl ,ng j hose required by,
city, regional, state ai'id federal agencies.
6. , Existing zoning district
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7, Proposed use or: site ; 2_o r\c c) n:, ... l U P,t 2 C eis ►res
PROJ'EC'T DESCRIPTIO
8. Site sire, la3 Ae_ ,=w_
r° Cnkrr�,ynsan+k/
9. Square foo tape of building (s) 1�% E
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10. Number car- floors of coils true tior,.101 \ +°
1917
11. Amount~ of off-street parkin; provided4V/A
1.2 Attach site dovol opmen t plan . W
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13, Pa; r apo sqd. s chedul iftg . 0 l,1\U'4d Ca, pianhin9 Cah►m`
14, Ass( ,iatedrojes. F-2 2 1977
�c, �rbv;llo; c�li�oMrA
15". Anticipated incremental development, �%
Appendix F, page 1' of 5
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APPENDj"
1.5. ' �u�si�dential, in the number of units, schedtil,e of unit
sizes', and typo of household size expected. }J1t-
11, If commercial, indicate the type, whether nei ghbor'llood , city
or regionally oriented, square footage__o,-.E sales area, and load ;ng
facilities. Nj A 1 '
1S. If indu�,'�trial, indicate type,, estimated employment r�
Yp p yment: per .shift., \
andloading facilities j1��
19. If institutional, indicate the major function, estimated '
employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilities,'
F,'id community benefits to be derived fromthe project. d (b
2?'., If the project invo�ives a variance, conditional use or rezoning'
PP ^_ why the application is
required. wie aro ReXoQ d 'Indicate Ate�� ct>rzc4 Acv f F� �b � � 7-0 C�o.v�a��vf
'I`d C` U U N •4-'i �; �N Ems' ►� tr y� L h,,.� .. ' -��
Are the following; items applicable to the project or its effects?
Discuss below all items checked yes (attach additional sheets as „
necessary)
,
SES NO.
" ..21. Change,.in �, existing features of any beaches, lakes,,
or hills', or substanti.al. ,Ate:cation of round contour',:
Significant change in scenic views or vistas from
existLn19 residential areas or public lands or roads.
�Y �" 21, Significantly change pattern, scale or char. acteL �b f
general area 9f pro j ec{t .
`24, Significant amounts of solid waste ,or litter.
25, Change it; dust, ash, smoke, fumes or odors in
vicinity.
6, Signifle'ant,change ,in, lake, stream or ground water
quality or quant,4',+ty' or elturation of existing drainage
7 , Substantial change in �exis tiny; noise or `�ibrat-on
� J.evels in the vicinity,
,_.:Y:[,�,��"`� 8 : Si;>e on filledland'' or on slope .of 3A percent pr more.
P4'9. Use or disposb1 'of potentially hazardous materia.l.s,
such as toxic substances, fIammables or exrilosi '
YES NO
31.
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Substantial change in demand for, municipal services
(police, fire, water, sewage, etc.).
Substantially increase fossil fuel consumption
(elects'city, oil, natural gas, etc.)
32. Relationship to part of a larger project~or series
w._..� I, of projects.
LNV ERONMENxAL SETTING
33, Describe the project site its it exists before the pro ect,i'`
including i.nf=mation'on topography, soil stability, plants and
animals, ... nd'any cultural, historical or scenic',;aspects. Describe
any existing structures on the site, and the use of the structures.
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34 Describe the surrounding properties,;, including,,�ihformation
on )Tants and animals and any cultural, riistorical"or, scenic aspects.
Indicate the type of land use (residential, commr-rcial, etc.),
inter=sity of land use (one -family, apartment hq)isec ;` ;shops, departmentj]
stbre:s, etc.) ,., and scale of development (height, ', set -back,
� , of r A) .
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CERTIF KATION. x hereby ce5rti y that the stat ;meats fuxn shed
above and an ;the attached exhibits present the'jdata,ansa, information
required #,or this initial evaluation to the bes,,t of xay;%'ability, and
that the i`actsy statements, and information prrA,,ented are true and,,,
co=oct to ,the bests of my knowledge and belief.
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29-041 -13
GeOrge t?V . Alcock etal
R, 1 Box 117 €1
Gridley, CA 95948
2�
-041 -48 ,
Ethel, Nevizel l etal
Rt 1 80�x 1,130T,
Bloss C&i 95917
25-041-50
State of ,Cal Porn a ,
iDept Water Reso urdes '
D 0 Box 388
Sacramento, CA 95814
26-041-01
2.5.041 -65,64 „
Beatrice Mullen etal
t^.C. & Lily Baker_
1 59 Michaels Way r
Rt 1 Box 127 A �" I
Atherton, CA 94025
Biggs, CA 95917
/r 25-041-�05 ,11
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John $ Linda Stever
Richard P; E. Dixon
Rt 1 Box 133 8
11545 Pendleton ,
B y, g� CA 9 59 17
Sun Tal Tey, CA 91 352
25-041-06-33-03
30
Geort;;e 6 11 Goforth
State of Cal I fornia �
Rt 1�,'Box 127
Q 1. g s '► CA �'�5 91 7
25-o4'1-07
Winston & L . Porten
Rt 1 Box 126
8fggs, CA 95917 ;;
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25-041_08
jack &Luceen Schmel ke,
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SW CA 9556.7
206-041-09
206-041 -09
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Met,ta Boyd
354 E Sarramonto Ave',
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Chico, Ca 95926
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25-041-1 0
Transamerica oe"ve1'op'Co
1111 S Gran���Ave�,
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biam d Bar, CA'; 9116&
25-00-12
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` .jtahley et o,Avri
Rt 1.,, Box 123
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CA _ 9,591y
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COUNTY PLANtil:NG COMMISSTO'`1 r�
rIN1)JNCISO - Novovber Nei, 1977'
2. Richard Dixon Rezc,ne from "A-2" (rieneral) to
"A-10" (Agri cul Lural - 10 acre parcels) property
located on the south side of Hamilton Road, approx.
1/2 mile east of State Hi"y. 99, identified as
AP 25-00,` 51 more particulal-ly described as;
That portion of Sections 31 and 32,
TI 9N, R3E, r-MB&II l,ocate.;d south of
Hamilton ton Road and atest o`f that parcel`:
map recorded in Map Boot: 62 on Panes
8 and 9 of the Butte County'Recorder,
fi� Y
That portion of the NW 1 /4 of the Iti 1'x/4
RM, Sec;i. 5, T1811, R, 110B&M, locate,l(yst
of that Parcel map recorded in 'tap Book
62 on (?., "jes 8 and 9 ;of the Butte tloun`s~y,
Recorder.
TIto PI 1/2, o -r the 11F 1/4 of Sec . 6�.1 ��1,
R3B, MOB&h'�.
X Containing 103 acres, more ,or less, southwest o,f
Orcville.
'rijj,; rezjo;titjg x`erfuest, is J'roan A-2 (Gon,oral) to A-10 (Agri.tUltLlYal.
111 -acre parcels) for a 103 -acre parcel t`ronting , oaz Ham j, i Lott.: �
Road soiatlYcid t1,o `Clier,,±ial to Afterbay,
Ole Butte Coulity GonorLai lIlttt itar�� c1c�li.at���tt�.k th��s za e, . O�°cli6y
wid field Crops-Trr gated: rasta-re The l-r'c?(aorty is contiguous to
ot:hor large lafty( cls in agriculturol. Use ;..
I`1arx:�hlal. ►.,ant s�t�atost writ, i �.,c�Scn.t A�-2 z�ono'1�i nat in cnaafornlancc�
wit -11 tlae Ccl,:cr,al Plan, therefore, ony futut land di,iisi.uta,s
Would he dcnied;' Tho zoning) if aPiirOvcd, would b"ti.ng tl:e land
into conformity."
St ,'Ir ` Wnul r1 ronnnont that Ol i l c the A- l fi i ti ;an r►:gr 1 c of tur�al zone
11c,01.11and 11a11c,01.11 i att crprctc,cl as bOJ i)g collsi stent with tho f10�110ral Pl zgll, .
the Olvi ion of thy,' 1';I'o1)ea"t-Y i111:'O 10-,IL:I.c parce1;w Mny, in. the long
toa~t;1, not ,acco► 1 1f s1�;, tilyt�l 1 �► �in and d 1� y c clinr�rt 3ytg tlie ;trey c►.s
�� a�;ticFialtulr�il Uai the (;c:l�rral. 11,111 1;11w (:c11f1J�,,�i 11a, llo.ax`d`o��
�1 Sttlaca'va.sor: , ani ..4tar-r linvr 1iou ni;r(ic�arou;; d scus8 ons conceTn.ing
an ado(lu.'LLO park:wQl slzr th"tt woirld. ensure t11e r abiten"Ince o •
a'ri.cill.tur al I and L11�agrik ultaill-o l Us! thatinai'Imui11. Ilan r'lu� t.ur�t lc1
tlol)eliding OJI :;crt>c'lia �'r:►19 i:rllal,o»y.
BUTTE COUNTY PILANNTNG COMMISSION
MINUTES - Novembev 28, 1977
2, Richard Dixon Rezone from "A-,,?" (General) to
"A-10" (Agricultural - 10 ac'r,e parcels) property
located on the south side of h,amilton Road, approx.
��5)
1/2 m�`e,;east of State Htry `tJ9, identified as
AP 25-041_-51, more particularly described as
That 1lortion of Sections 31 and 3.2,
T193, R3S, 1.10MI, located south of
Hamilton `Road and west of that parcel
map 11ilecorded in Map Book 62 on Pages
8 and 9 of the Butte County pecorder,
That portion of .the I'M 1/4 of the I'M 1/4
of Sec. 5, T1811, UE, P1DBi1 4, located crest
of i -,chat parcel map recorded in Ma`,v gook
62;on Pages 8 and 9 O'f the Butte 6&unty
12ecorder.
"The N 1/2 of the itL 1/4 0 Sec, 6, T1 8N,
Gohtaining 103 acres; more or 1ets, southwest of
orovi1l e
7+132.2-7', 1,
St'If r 1111(11114, Wer0 r011k1 hV ,Nfl'. I t�.::'(IT'E
Noit1�1or Mr Dixon nor It i;; rollc-n a t i v0 Wore '1"osoil't . f
ql?pu�d: llotit 11tt;rol.cl Stevenson zinl his uifo' ilarbara, P. 0. Box
'30wt;, B1.go's, ca., st)oko in oppor,iLion titttting, flttit at toast 50 ogres
of t1t is parc of wor.e t.ttlwttit;ti)JO for ,t11N, 1�t�1tl of ticvrj,t)ptgotjt heC jjjF,(,
wa'lc".tand'; oil it �q 1;r-ont'-r part of tllo L"I'mo.
It Ivt;;, ex.I *,I10 LI tIiat tt Iot ;;1)5 it of this parc_ul li"Id becti a )roved (t
lcv ntotlihs q o. ,Mr:". Storren.';6f1 saiJ t~1loy twutilcl litive no ti')Iljoetion to
the spli:ttWl"' o" tilt, portion of thi:' prtreol t`lltt i� suxtttble for
dei o1o11t11c,tli.
%ft -Or S01110 dISCttSSion, llilhtxrf C�.ovvt imwd this lionving until
l oc "Ctttl)twr l,. tl itl a'4itILtC'w t c'tl �t.t ti to `t ;1. the �ippl leant to I)e in t1t.tCiltlarico
at 't 1d. O' Il c rl r
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BUTTE COUNTY PLA ?NING COMMISSION
MINUTES December 12, 1977
\D
IV PUBLTC,'�HEARINGS - CONTINUED PROM NOVEMBER 28, 1977
1 REXONE - Richard Dixon - Rezone from "A-2" (General) to
11A -10v1 (Agricu`ltura], - 10 -acre parcels) , property
located on the south side of Hamilton Rj ad, approximately
1/2 mile east of State Eiwy-. 90, identified as AP 25-041-51
78-3S-2-42
Mr. Lawson reported that staff had written the applicant requesting his
presence at this meeting as requested by the Commission at. their
last meeting. Yvtr. Dixon did aot appear.
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Opponents,: George aoforth, Route 1, Box 17.7,E stated that: lie owns
property on the south side of this property and. stat:ecl that there is
a drainage problem on the subject property that rosul,ted in on -e of the
worst mosquite breeding placos in Butte County
Gteve Streeter, representing the Environmental Revx,ow Department, said
that there is a drainage problem and this fact has been confirmed by
Leroy Clayton of the Department of Water resources.
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' The hearing was closed and after some discussion Commissioner lVi,lliams
madb a motion for denial. rle added to that motion that: staff should
study that area which is presently zoned A-2 a:nd recommend a. more op-
propriate zoning. Commissioiier Everhard seconded his motion.
AYE53 Commissioners Bennett, Ev'erhard, Stutz, Williams And
Chairman Gilbert; , t,
NOES No one.
ABSENT No one
Motion Carried.
The, aud�ence was appraised of the appeal procedure. �
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BOARD Or SUPERVISORS
MINUTES — December 20, 1977
7�
peal
Ron Graves
&Associates . The engineers, on behalf °f Donento A].Q oAP� 25pa1i1 51.e '
the planning Comuussa.on' s dex�.�.a1- of t t,ir„ re
Set for hearing January 10 ]978 at 9:30 a.m.
f _ ,
7T.'2455 REPORT Or- ZONING DENIAL RE -CARD n0jWD DIXON NEGATIVE DEdLARATION � 1�lD
REZONE
A repoi�', bf zoning denial 'iiegarding Aiahe.;rd Dixon negative declaration;
and rezone franc 11A_2't (general) to "A-10" (a9V3c!01t11.raJ, 10 ae ES, parcels)
property located on the soitth side of 11aiiii1ton Ruad, approx mato l.y 1/2 mile
east of State H�ty, 991 identified as Ap 25-011-51, contain ng 10� acres)
more or 1e -ss, southirest of Oroville was presented to the board for lhlort Ation.)
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
MINUI' o _ Jatmam�y 10 l fib a z
ry DIN UF3LTC HEARING: xrCE[AttU Dxl(ONy APPEAL OF PZ,ANNING COMMISSlOD1 RF.OaI iUATYnN FOR
R b$N IAL OF NEGATIVE DFC.LARAT;ION AND REZONE FROM "A.-211 TO 11A-1011 SOUTHWEST
OF. OR01/TY,IX.'
The appeal ofch�j1d a Dixon of Pl annzhg 575mmis,sion ,reeommendajon for denial
off`hegativ*; i eclaration and remmb _"fro?u 11A -2n ,,(gei ural)` to r�A .011( gr.cultural
.10 -acre parcels) property ;located on the south side of Ham l -ton Road, appro 'Ltatelyr
Mile cast o f ,State .Highway 99) identified as AP 25.-01a 519 ,, conta.inin 103 acres-,
morO or less sarthwest of Orovillp i" y held as advert „sed. Backgrotund of appeal .
set out."
.�
eg l negative declaration held' at this tit.e.
,Appearing: go onfe. Hea.m"ang, clo$Qd to the pub],ie and confined to the Board:
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On mat:`tc'? of Supervisor Mose.,] e;.'s f seconded by Siipervi.,toy- Mad3 gan Kn' d e -Ied
the recommendation of the negative decltwatioya was accepted��;� � econuner`ded �y
the Environmental Review Depa'atment, bn file. W.th the Olay,k`
Hearing on the rezone poJotion of appeal. held. Mrsi b'ottyo Mair] Planning �
Department, stated this was dehied by the )Planning Comrai.�si,on because of lack of
appearance in. the matter.
Heatingopened,',") ~-thublc,
'� e public,
Ronald Graves) representing *4 Dixon. ,-.ire eras informed by the Planning
h
Commission that 10 acre parcels would be ieonformanc�n.th the Goneral Plan, Ile
dial not think it would he necessary to be preseot,,, at 'the hearing tnd when the
matter was denied) he filed an appeal,
On motion of Supervisor�rPadigan,seco„rvisor Maec],e
ded by Supe y- and' csariied ,
the Richard D1 pan rezone from l;, � , to r'A 10 r0P propert,Y located on the south
side of Hemilton Road, approxim:atel:y hli le east, Or State Highways 99, 'identii'iod
as, AP t5 --041-j1, containing 103 acres, more or less) sotkbhwest of '02 bville, was
referred back to the Planning Caftnil d Sion '�rith the rec6mmendatj6 t or the Hoard that
they consider "A-2011 �,bning rather than the "ISG -1011 zoning.
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BUTTE COUNTY PL4NNINO COMMISSION
'MJ.NUTES - january Z , 1.978
u,
IZR)D FROM � °; _ .
Vr.; RS�F._ � 0}�S Tn consa.der A-20
THE BOARD OF SUPERV'IS
4,onixt
Ri-charld 0Ixon Re 7t
A,; Re7o'112 from "A;,,2"
to
A-10" /AgriCul tutia1 - In acre Darcels) property
located
bii the south side -of Hamilton i2oad, a''pprA
1/2` I iIfe east of Slate HWY.'" 99, iden -ified a
AP 25-041-;51 , moi^t� par,ticu1arly described as:
That ,portion Of Sections 31 and 32.
T 9;u, rZ3E, 11 i13 &M., located south of
I•l a in
) 1 ton Rdad aild west of that pakrcel
,
rna}� recorded in ���ap� `,(hook 62, on Paged
3 and 9 of the, Btjttp2 County Recorder.
T'ha� potation of the M4 1/4 of "Cho MW 1/4
or $)eQ T'161y j R3F0 MDB&M located West
of 6; )at; parce.] mall recorded in leap Rook ,
62 tett Pages 8 rind 0 of tha Plate County
R0Cor"dpIs.
'1'nf,
1 s l+ . /21i N 1%2 of tr
'ae NF 1/4 of Ser; Go T106
R3I;:, I0E ,
Con tain'ln 103 ad res more or less; southwest of
78-83-2-23I
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engineer heernnr
Law8on. a lett,.orr dated January 20, 1978 froth Ron Graves,
na
g' tlzo applicants* a
Butte County I,Pl .tin Ln ; 0i�;7ui13 ss i.► n
7 Oount;y Cetitor Ijr►
Orov life, Cali., 95965
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Otto eCt., Ri.c,hard Dixon)ziezone 7'8-30Af P, 125-041-5:4
Ari; the. moetitig of t?,,)' board of &vpertriisOJM k14 -,n. 17,:
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BUTTE CO"* r `` fPLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES `,..�� Y
� ,tt� a r 23 1978 IP
1976, the Beard` dotermintiA that A-2 zoning is not in con•P1itt �+
f11.11th the General Plan "Orchard and Field. Crop" desi.gnatmton, if
nceparcelS are, f. ivacres or larger-,
My c
'::Ptit de ire,s to divide `his property ii'tato �U acre parcels' �
;, , q jr a rezone cox' this prbperty
therefore -we withdraw our request fc
Thank Yoti'"for ;yoijr c'onside:ratio;n.
RespectfUlly,
} �onalct L Graves"
He then..read exc�,��rpts 'fT0111" the minutes of the Board of Supervisors
for th�,i z* meetin'„ 0-1 Jan)',iaxy 17 .
<'
.11er d.scusr.'r. ;,i, motionwas mad e, by Cotnmissione Williams, secondeii':
by Cotr..;tissionVr Bverhard, to den/ " -without without pre,jut ioe- -this request
for `Peroning.
AYES, EVerhard, Gilbert, Stutz, Wiliiams`j a'iad
,r'Zhairman Bennett.
Nots No one u
ABSENT No brie
Motlon oatri.ed,
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BUTTE COUNTY BOARD or SUPgRvisO s t�
MINUTES - January 31, 1976
'•129 RET'OR'T: RICHARD DIXON DENIED KOAT.I'VE DECLARATION AND REZONE FROT!
i;
"Aµ2" (GENERALE) TO '"A-10" (AGRICYLTURAL, 10 ACRE PARCELS) PROPERTY
LOCATED ON 'THE SOUTli SIDE'Or, ROAD a APPROX.1/2 MILE' EAST OlF
HED
STATE HIGRAY 99, IUENTIVIF AS AP 25-041-51, CONTATNID'-a 103 ACktS, JIOVX
OR 'LESS SOUTHWTSTI OF OROVILLE.
1 The written report to the board concernit:;g Richard Dixon'
denied :'nept� ve declaration and rezone f -um 'rA 211 (general) o, r'A-.7,0" 1
'side
(a�;riculto'kai 10 acre parcels) property located on the south 6f
r�
llantilt:or. Road, approx3lmatc.1y 1/�nni lc. east of State VighWay 99, identified
as Al i25-041-51; containing 1.03 acres, more or less, gouthwr:st of
Oroville was,;filed, qo 10tiun taken. \
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I LANNINC DEPARTMENT'S INTnRDI;PARTM
'ENTA, rtisVll?,iY ,RRUEST
TO, Bob Paulus, Division of Forestry
,
REQUEST Re"vx eta £-, Co.n mcnt
• AP No, 25-041-51 File 75-30
DESCRIPTION O.P,,pRoJEC'r: Rezone from A-2 t" 1.0 to conform to
r-.uunty General Plan
LOCATION: 103 acresit of Bigs
APPLICANT: Richard Dixon
1 J'r
116 45 Pendleton, Sun, V'alleui CA 91352
l�CI"I��JN SCI�iCSlUS�1,ir► 0
IUIIRN DAT1: R1 QUr.STV.Dt ;Pri or to Pla. tliha Commissionacti"'
INATt D1.STRI8C:ITll11;
9=26=77
AtTAC°HN4NT� r��l o._ ?L7 icnt�%nr� e, plot plan ! ;
L k166.«w Ku` COUNTY
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December'-I,1977
Mr . Richard Diatom
„�l164a Pendleton ;
Sun `Valley,, Ca e c:
91352 fr
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Re; Rezone Fi:le�; 78-30
AP 25-041-51
„
Dear N1r. . Dixon:
At their meeting on November 2�, 1977, 'the Planning Com
mission continued unt3.1 December 12, 1977.your request,'for
rezoning from A-2 to A=1.0 property located on the south
8ad6 if Hamilton Road,., appro,Amate.1y 1/2 mile east of State
Hwy, 99, southwest of O`roville.
This meeting will be heldti, n tho :Board of Supervisor`s'
Room, Butte County Adminisi,, ,,,:,tion Bu ldin ,� 1859 Bird Street;
Oroville, and lds,; scheduled tb,. begin at7 > 30 P. M, The
Commissicn has iequested that \I-.her you or your representative
be in attendance to answe th'�r questions.
shov), _- you have any questions concerning,,thx� matter, please
fee"1 free to contact this office,
,
Sincerely';
,
Lawrence J l lawson
Ad
of Planning 1
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December 13, 7077 «�
Mr. Richard Dixon1645"Pend1oto:n
tt ii Valley, CA �13'5
Rei Rezone ,Pilo^ .761,0 AP 25
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beat Mr Nun
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This letter wti11 .,selrvo as your offidia1' noti,fie6tt6n th'ttt,
the Notte-,Douhtiy Olanning Commissior.� at its mrd'tinq oh
Oecehh'pr'12, 1977, donied your aianlication for rezbninO
from A-2 to A-1-0 for 0roperty located on the south 'side
o.f Hamilton Road, app,roxiractely 1%2 mile east Of tate
Hwy" 09 , southwest of Orovi 11,2e W..,
YOU itaVe the Ir fm 'i; to appeal this decision to .the Hoard
of Su ervisors withAn five ( days of tip;A ren'av�t,'of the
P1ah'hfnIq Commission's °action. The Board of Sun^ervisorts
will receive the Plan^ninri Commission's repart bn Tueaday,`
hecember, ?0, 1477, If ,you wish to aoneal, �'ou mU8t�s�i mit
your re`t4ps,+ to the Clerk of the hoard of Su,, ervisn'l;r�, in
wr�tin0, I�o "later thah 5,100 pm.,i Monday, Decembd'r 1? ,
�.
Should yu�� „�'s�have any questions cC1incc r0irig this vtatire�r,"
pleas,�� feel free to contact t is gt-�,Ido ;
�inCL, rdly
Lawrenco.,4. Lawson
/f Director of Planning
_ ,•... 1. ) ,_ �'��. .p ° ,.I .. 4'i_ 1 `..j _. , +. _.� lkb.. � I,J Iii .5�, Ai �»,+�A,v n ..
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'Dixr
a��" J ,^'..;.
Nor. Richard �
r 11.1.0.5 PeAdleton
StiI J valley $;CA
(a
Re"t Rezone 78--30
beat' Mr. Dizion
At the regular meeting; of the ,pat -to 00,dnty :Board,: of Super--,
,visors held December 20, 19'77+ a pqblac hearing,' date was
for January lot Y ! -a�? '' � �>
set at 9 50 o a�s:_der ypux�
fr�yy�/ryA
rE��•'U.est O�T1,, ti�r,,�ti .C� Gere0alN t0 lfA "�10►t 1 A"ricult=a ���
dor rezone
to -acre parcels) prop e'rty�,�,�ICaLBCL��.,. ,th6 f�oL't.` h 'Isift -of 1'IP.,milton
Road, app. okima Ol.lr 1./2 idle ,.,aat 0f State 'gigaway 99, southw
east of orovil,le
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The meet�.n wa.11 be held in the. Bo'
' g , .. and of Su ervioor
`
Co=ty Admini