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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBUTTE CO. PLANNING DEPT. 75-89 2,x,14 �� z,• �� Yes, 1,o �� ' Arc vhoro anNrtax' eridai.;' ' Ibercd wplMjl.Tspocic, 7�.I 12.> Cotllc,hq pi4o,;ect chang calS -inn features of any of the, „r,ion' s 1t�obns, crecics, or ziatura:l water ' 13. Coxilcl the project r'.sult in �A . 1 or d l j p' std �cp.c«n-s't•reaax� ' 1`looditi �n the-encral. area,? -, �:. 1, ,, Cailld toe project result in. ;lie erosion ofG4cliacent pr opexty? 1s, Could the Project serve"tu r�n.coux;r eIc tlavilopmcnt'. . e�_ v:esently ���c:lfalo;��aci are i:11�u�isiy : develop z7ai�G b� already dc;vclol>ccl, area-? l.t. \111' l� ru'�.cw require a vzixaz L 1 ice ;i'ol14 established enviroorno;iuo Oillzdards (qlr, ' �vatcr, Boise, #C. ), and/or 'iclop d G_::.'1i':raj Plall s? " 17. 11r )l tllc �pre�jc ct. i'erl4t:re GOO tificatibn,• aut-horizatioxi orzssiazac'e Of 1Ju: or ilc by any local, 8t. tL�.' or rcdoral CnVir�rl ai1�32atE11 CbI1C1:o1 a�e�ticy? 18 .1 - i 11tH} j`. 1� a 7 ' � � N ltd -a.'7 CC �. �i t`i or ` rb vC t GC L11rG i�;,llc`lnce`_'hz a \ 1 ithe` •Co.;.,atianal use Permit'? s, 1 c). Will dl""O project ir;vol,vo the ;ap',?Jj ,-s,- I, use, or ' disposal of h r ir, tz rxaaterials 20,.Axt ,in111 the i b�,n5h L1Gtlo� 01, iaealiti.es , ` f'load, l�.l:�,'bliacil'1 �n� w - p , '. ' � g c a�lncl 21. Wi11 the r oject irk•. �l��r. Idris ;uciiazi o� farzlitids 'irl the a.roa of a khu,". ctive vault? 22, Could t;ic caz: t�letrd pro oct rhsult iii - the gelleratior of s zlif cant aixio�ints 0. 110, S'e 23, Could tha cahstruction O- ':.,: project rosult W the ge e# ation b s.i ;nia`i.cat5i; a: 1C�unts of d k;5 ? 2 fix. G o�, e4 1 iy v � �il i� rd _ l 1��)' `♦1 �t�d rli,oject reWIlt ill the ixeneratiorl t` � ,.. - ail �.1 `tenii 'Cant arrlot;nts of Clust? C; i •T ,. ,` �', Ill, , .I, , l ( ' C✓ 11. ANO ? .. Will th project involve the burning of brush, trues, 41,11 +' t Col.Sstrl:C;lon matr.rial etc: Co�.ild tnc protect result in a significant change in the quality of any portion of the ref;ion"s air or ovate; 1 re:,ourccs? (Should note surface, ground water., e4ow) 27. CoL:ldrthe pxolec$„rc,u1in a sx;nfica :t"ch<ngethc .u.,�..,� u .. se othe City's sc;%ver system? 1 4 2$. Loi c? the project,6r tate a sicynificant inc.rea.se vv 1" trr� r'i�.c fjlo�;J rXg:, t 1, off'°' hazarus ion ,mens in project �1re;�,� w i i I Pr , i w l M `1 i 4. y M t ` a r I II i »..,..,....:.,.•.....-.�...:;+...r.��•.r......_. :. •,,..,. .:,.. •. �„» ._ .i,. ..,, ......:>.......:......::.. .tip .. ,«... . , ., ..,.,....�..,..=.., CONCLUSIONS Place a checl in'the appropriate 1a', 1 . 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I�+r«l.-..'---'��•ysL� �, � � �u "tom.." . p`:r� 1 r. 07 �( �`:rf `} j I., I� '14' �' h Y'�YY'�`�. % ,�•i �r °. ,. fly« .:, �;� ��.... _...�:.) ...;��I���„r-r.�/il ;..^�.L._�.�, � u.L+'.�. l �°i=�e�/�r`YV .• 1�`}.,-�i3+_�.ta.'.r,,,u,°�� ,,i/. �� r M• of u r I -AIK°v CLAY 'CAM 2 >< �,.,%r..:A 4.R'Y �1,y� iISANOY LOAf,I.+'j 3 `w r�<;W3 ir;r1=1`se 5AN5Y LOAM '�',`Y"i6.. i • v G f�u't' Sw r�Y 1. Ut�id 5 I it ti fir+ ♦.. LOr, +. � � r�,�, , �tDY WAV ".j,', `ft r _ # .r �p�\DiX 6 �`, ' e A t' 1 g Ixct W i ' �: 4 l ,? APPENDIX G AIKG; CLAY LOAM. The sail is 4 ;V � i absoritiv e-�of moisture and owing largely to , broken, schistgse character of the bedrock, has f1hicgh water -holding opacity and,, -+under cultivation retains moisture well. The Aiken; clay loam s mapped only in the rolling or hilly foothills in the eastern pert of the area. The surface ii smooth except for occasional rock outcrops. The soil is Well adapted to irrigation, though caro must be exercised to prevent erosion. The use of large quantities of irrigation water sometimes results in local)ponded areas caused by roof -dikes formed by upturned strata of schist. surface drainage is good, )tut tye irregular surface of the bedrock in which shallow rock basins are Aelop d interfere somewhat with subdrainage Negative vegetation consists of oak, pino, and varying quantities of underbrush. The cultivated areas are largely under, irrigation and a b de ;irited to the production of olives, oranges, figs, and a number of othn ,fruits and general farm crops. Most of the orchards occupy the slope.:i having good air and soil drainage, and the flat areas are planted for (,-0ain and alfalfa. The Aifen clay loam is an inherently fertile soil and by carefully o0serving cultural practices may be kept productive for mal,y ,:yoars i•( OunMI O GRAVELLY`�SANDY LOAM." This soil type occurs'�betWeen the flat lands of Orovi l l e proper, and "the Foothills wherein the Aiken clay loam predominates, This 1 i kuwi se occurs over one-sixth of the area of the Orovil l e Ol ann•i ng district, The soil has a low organic maftor content and where not cultivated has a tendency to run together thea �et and to` baize on drying, It absorbs' water readily when once' moist ,and ny-ta i ns it wol 1 under cultivation. This , soil is derived by weathering froii�, old, unco"sol°i dated alluvial afan do °poli ti of mixed" origin, which have been brought to SO present position bye Lhe present or former streams,issuing from the adjacent cowltAin, The most ttypical and most ekpensit ��reks of corning g avelly 'sAidy loam are in the low rolling hills that occu s l i htly" higher elevations Ehen soils of the Redding series. The surface of this sail is slightly undidatinrg, rolling �or hilly,but is generally smooth and gently entl � soil rate slopina,to' , rface well cstabli., ed and matt o ' Surface drainage is ,igatian, yt�t on some of the statoer hill sl slopes care mint be oxerci,�sed to provent ehosion. Corning gt�avell � sandylym is used i incipa.11y for grazing prl�poses. The coining gravelly sandy' loam is permeahA to plant roots and water to';a depth greater than six feet, Most of it, Wo it,,tr,' is considered of low agtri cul turali Yal ue. REDDING GRAVELLY SANDY LOAM, This sail type occurs on the lower slopes, adjacent to the 0huvi11e urban area, and constitutes almost Q1 third of the 0ilanning area,` This soil is mapped almost exclusively on the east side of the district, It occupies the rolling or undulating old alluvial land remnants bordering the Poothills. Areas of this soil are undulating, rollinn, or hilly, The surfacei,of virgin areas has a hog -wallow appearance caused by the preronce of smalil, shallow more -or -less rounuod depressions or basins - with intev niol mi rinds. Native vegetation consists largely of low growing annual grasses. Wause of its location in places where grater can be obtained for irrigation the soil has considgrable agriculturdl i,nipoftancbr W KIMBALL LOAM. This soil occurs in isolated areas Ground Or;ovil1 e in minor amounts., The soil hos 4 low organic matter content than tlbsorbs and retains moisture W011 under cultivation, Kimball loam ocouhies i;hp lower alluvial fan slopes and re►nants of old river toilraces on the oast si�oe of Feather River. Irrigated, areas were used in production of oranges, Olivers and other fruits and alfalfa,, The other,,irrigaffed areas were Cultivated`':'4ti wheat, Oates, and barley --,-The yieldsof various fruits are slightly better -thin ?hose obtained on Redt Gravelly Sandy Loam,, TAILINGS. Some of the remaining, land in the Oroville 1'1811ning District occuring along the river anal in Ue major flats from Feather River South and including bath sides .of FeAher liver to Pn,Iermo, consists of't`,ilinrs. It Alas no agricultural value, nor is it considered of any imporat:nce in the agri cultu`,�1 field. These soils Mitre produced through the process of mining the gravel found along several of the larger streams 6f the,4rea, with a special type of,,dredge constructed to excavate the gravel and soil to a depth of 30 or Morei\feet. In the procoss of viashing thelmaterials for Placer gold, the r finer soil separates were redeposited first and the coarser gravel and cobbles left a�;'extensive ridges or mounds rising ,5OVeral "feet above the surraund?ng surfa.l;.%e, The areas so worl-c.,d support minoY forms of,vegetation and .have no � agri �i►1 t:ura'1 vr71 ue ; Titev have ��eer� placed ri a group of mi sce 1l aneous and nor;a`gri cultural materi al S and `61 assi fi ed a:, tailings "ROUGH, BROKEN AND `TO LY LAND owbrace two kinds of nonagricultural matoria�`�' which because of tigeir small extent were mapp!?d together ,in the Oeoville area., Rorgh broken land consists of areas of Unconso, idated materials, the surface of which is too rough and brok,:r to allow �f9ri6ultural devolopment, Areas of this (rind occurir`itl in the Oroville area aro the result of mining oporatio�'), Through the process of washints the, gravel deposits through Placer and hydraulic,. training, the hiaterials have bec`n badly erodod and distur^ ed and now occur as steep broken ridges and mounds with no inter°vening troughs or depressions, These materials occur Ca1'1.v north of OraV i l l e along the bluff line of the Fl"ather Giver, Rough stonoy land consists of steep broken land and in some Pr,"Ces of gl entl,v sl o ryi ng ridgLls or mounds in which bedrock outcrops over the grl ater part or ;the turiface, rendering the soils nonagricultural 1� 1 KIMBALL LOAM. This soil occurs in isolated areas Ground Or;ovil1 e in minor amounts., The soil hos 4 low organic matter content than tlbsorbs and retains moisture W011 under cultivation, Kimball loam ocouhies i;hp lower alluvial fan slopes and re►nants of old river toilraces on the oast si�oe of Feather River. Irrigated, areas were used in production of oranges, Olivers and other fruits and alfalfa,, The other,,irrigaffed areas were Cultivated`':'4ti wheat, Oates, and barley --,-The yieldsof various fruits are slightly better -thin ?hose obtained on Redt Gravelly Sandy Loam,, TAILINGS. Some of the remaining, land in the Oroville 1'1811ning District occuring along the river anal in Ue major flats from Feather River South and including bath sides .of FeAher liver to Pn,Iermo, consists of't`,ilinrs. It Alas no agricultural value, nor is it considered of any imporat:nce in the agri cultu`,�1 field. These soils Mitre produced through the process of mining the gravel found along several of the larger streams 6f the,4rea, with a special type of,,dredge constructed to excavate the gravel and soil to a depth of 30 or Morei\feet. In the procoss of viashing thelmaterials for Placer gold, the r finer soil separates were redeposited first and the coarser gravel and cobbles left a�;'extensive ridges or mounds rising ,5OVeral "feet above the surraund?ng surfa.l;.%e, The areas so worl-c.,d support minoY forms of,vegetation and .have no � agri �i►1 t:ura'1 vr71 ue ; Titev have ��eer� placed ri a group of mi sce 1l aneous and nor;a`gri cultural materi al S and `61 assi fi ed a:, tailings "ROUGH, BROKEN AND `TO LY LAND owbrace two kinds of nonagricultural matoria�`�' which because of tigeir small extent were mapp!?d together ,in the Oeoville area., Rorgh broken land consists of areas of Unconso, idated materials, the surface of which is too rough and brok,:r to allow �f9ri6ultural devolopment, Areas of this (rind occurir`itl in the Oroville area aro the result of mining oporatio�'), Through the process of washints the, gravel deposits through Placer and hydraulic,. training, the hiaterials have bec`n badly erodod and distur^ ed and now occur as steep broken ridges and mounds with no inter°vening troughs or depressions, These materials occur Ca1'1.v north of OraV i l l e along the bluff line of the Fl"ather Giver, Rough stonoy land consists of steep broken land and in some Pr,"Ces of gl entl,v sl o ryi ng ridgLls or mounds in which bedrock outcrops over the grl ater part or ;the turiface, rendering the soils nonagricultural ■ r, �yY �, n U ii RESDEi TIAL S7-ri ficE ARES S & GENS11- iES y 1 • �y 11 ✓\t � � Y �._ L__;�•�w j� �J v OWELLINO UNITS /POPULATION 6 rw ♦ •s{IVGI'1i1Ir PLAN B . •` i OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA • BLACK POPULATION DISTRIBUTION The following tab"i`e shows the distribution of the black population within the nine statistical divisionsof Gutte County, As may be seen from the table, the black population showed a marked increase in both Butte. Chunty and the Oroville area between 1960 and 1970. For example, the black populallIon in the county increased 421,'0' compared to 32 ' for Oroville. Al though the, !Mack population in these two jurisdictions did not grow at the same ra,i.P $' Orovi 1 l e now has over 1,123 Mack compared to 1,595 for the entire county, The black population is the principal minority race in Oroville and it is predominately concentrated in the South Oroville Area, This high concentration should alert the community to special problems created in housing, jobs, and proVerty normally associated with the 'concentration of cortain ethnic groups in a particular area. BLACK POPULATION IN BUTTE: COU14TY 1960.1970 p IVIS_1ON, 1-970 DIFFIRC11CG CHAN�,C Diggs S 9 Chico 48 184 Iia 73:0 Chico Rural 87 207 120 58,0 Durham - - - Feather Falls W,.= 4 1 n3 45.0 Ori dley 14 10 -4 -28.6 Orovi 1'l e 758 1 0123 364 32.4 Pal &mo 11 37 26 70.3 Paradise 2V 24 � 100.0. Totals _�.. 931 1,.595 554 42,0 Source; 1060, 1970 U. S, Census APP8NOIX 7 ETHNIC DISTRIBUT'I'ON y The •following Table shows the ethnic distribution in the Oroville planning Area The total population , of the planning area was comprised of 92% white ants .8`! minority, Wi thin the City of Orovi l l e almost 95% of the population was 1,lhite. However, in south Orovi l l e appro'kimately 771" of the population was white, while the remaining 22"_• carne i 17 m other ethnic backgrounds. Of this 2.3%, the number of blacks in South Or6'vi l l e alone comprised 21%, while the number of American Indians and others comprised 2',! of the population, `-This composition indicates that South Orovill,e has an overpreponderance and disproportionate share of the community's minorities.,,,This i---;; of a significant 'concern since the composition of this coma -Unity's population is usually related to poor;, housing conditions, high level of poverty, and other social inequities. ETHNIC DISTRIBUTION 1970 City of -South Race Orovi 11 e Orovi l l e Total y A "ter 4i No. No. Id No. W • A I to 7,136 94.7 3,148 76,6 17,063 91.9 81ack 219 349 864 21.0 1,093 5,9 American Indian 108 1.4 83 2.0 281 1.6 Others _73 1..0 16_ 0.4 1?9, 0,7 Totals 7,536 4,111 18,366_ Sources 1970 U. S. Census I (t Jr,. AhpiiNDIX 7 l AGE DISTRIBUTION r� An analyses of Oroville's population by selected ache groups revealb an age distribution which is quite s��n ilar (so the total population of Butte County. Like the county, 0rovi l l e hasr pproximately 34cila of its ;population below the age of 19, In thq age group 20 to" 24, the city has approximately 7'z°U of its popu'i ation rnmpared to 10% f r the same category ill Butte County. This drop in percentage may be attributed to the fact that; solve of the individual s, between the age of 20 and 24 are of prime draft'. age, or may be attendir4 college in other parts,of the county, In addition, some of these younger people may be seeking en,pl oymont elsewhere. As 'a consequence, Oroville may b�,1osing sonic of its younger people in this age `category to other parts of the country+ f The al..e gr;pup betwLten 25 and 44 constitutes 20°0' of the total population and_..,.. tlte�se ov�e�i X45 compvise 3W�%`. These figures are almost ir1�niical? CITY OF OROVIL.LE - 7.19 "4.,R, 4E.-.-Ni.1a.3. i P,'.1 pv iox Area Co:;e 4.b3 I LU �c W _ chq 14 N N 14 rYt t{ _ MEET HIGH ' ��J•�F ?i 3 rt S l.ir'iyJ 65 Ig ✓ 16♦�59 5� .6 � ��M.J�r IISY w. r- t Lcvt� �.~ .�i�..u.u�y`�7.::...�+� 1..» I .. �e �� fni _r�• L r �•,';c'dD"E $ `..;� A I c. .f �_'^4 r �,� .l'� ♦._ . a`�1 i`r�: ♦ K1�r �.C., 1( r't '♦I „� `v' to/ r• � � GRAY'S A0DM0N, M.b R.� 8K.1 "PG. TAOER 61 LOUTS ADDIT104';r.`LC1i2.. k.i 1 V ILCOX PLACER MINE-hy I#C>•f2y�i K. S - FIG. ♦ ., ., .....: ........ .. .. .. ... , ..) ... 1 .'ly w R/ 6§ � Assessor's Mop No. 12-,5 % 1 NOY## ASSC3SC3M' PAPC L ROCK CoUnly of 801o, Colit. Z 8 L61 NUM6W HOWN S1Ech kAPCH . 1962 i IN CIRCLES Y A 11 T OF OROVL D Tnx Arca rode i 15 N F, � � 4r•Iw�^hv ''�' k':�ii'... i 4-03 GRACE STREET Eu vt� JA:aasr ®rT'^T r e (DCJ r /CiP'R 1) '� +1,.f'• N' f y�� 1lit.,5, Vic, ton t. 4n rs Y 3Do <Er" E it r' X LAGER i� f r a' ; .� + ti fr" ,'� ✓ SFA +-� _ y, 41 40 11 .01 dl 0707 Pli ANY lI�/ ' WV «•r4 ��. 'S r v I(•.. �^ '\ [Z•t A ,stir.. a /" 1 �% 01�w��.�e /i' !% r, `6 rx.,rV �I i. 7 ..r7 2rJ +./� Q yMIA `��`�' v♦ i'+.i y, .�+ —1'i / / '.1/r, d'at"4� "..,.4_(-�. +, Y'yA t �a.,a� � h.,. P� � y i w jY���x •..iY 'r .': �,r� t �r CC.. 1,,! -jt T`G�nV.E � % _ Y / 4'`ic � �� J ♦ i � a f% .� �` + `1! / ' -' �A-34r, L+: 4 u .�K i./ L p" set 02.4.41x'23 `a T. AbbITIONO,R.-R, 5 AP' . 10 TRW'S -N � AY S k'1bITION=h10.R.-EIK,I -PC,b3 ! �L Stli aLWTS MIS A71SIP1dN-h14,R •9h.t= ��\.� � TT Assessor's Map No, 12-2j %w WILCOX PLACER t/tNE - h4 O,R,-SK, ti3G, IB+L� ' ," ,p' rvUh14EE 5 SHOW C`OUh Eui�, (tl�� �td1r- h55ES$tlR'S PAhCi l B.CCK y ' r' N IN 0k'1E�' �Ht � N 1I rN 1069 , CITY OF G'GFZrMLLE - T ISN; R. 4E,- MA& K Tox A,ea coag 4.03 m1way PLAGER 9VINE Lij I y � 4 94 tainrrctic;' `3.W. AC , 7 4, r 19 t R �t\ , ` � � .fit ♦a �'� -\ .Y7 �. Jn��.R1T L',r 3 ` � , Q ..tR1p Cci. j�IJafi '.✓�v�L to �L.. l¢ S SK ID Tirt TUCKERS' 8USDIVISION o, 6KA - m 51 p ,No, WIC.0t; Ott-MSESSO4,S P'RM 9LOCK �� � uUn�y cF 8utte,IN , `'e0 �. c� ��r` 3,.l., T.19N. R. �P� GIiY 0F .- ;r9.©.B.a ki. iox A/ea Code t 4'o3 J h co (' a V deeaUr QI ,T ' '�rL y s a 4 v � 4 AtsLw 5r`s Mop No. 12-23 GARY'S AbbITION RO.R.= blt, I - PG, 69 NOYE—A55i35bR'A PARCEL 6LOCK county of 8ttIN, G;td f. y Lot NU•MEER3 SHOWN$,at't' MARCH I952 r fi t,�"C)RClE5 4 bw,. 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'.,,, �1��t� J'r` ��1�A `i y�y� ,- * � Yq r. a . ,....... ���. 111 »n 3 C ..,:. 1 i, -; �, �r 1.-c ,J 1.0 L{1\ \� \+\' Q r" (� y t \ r1j-�) \' 1 kt�\' h ` r �� t +l PQ It r( X14 . \�. .++ � A .+'a v .�''�� .+' ✓ Glx, vl� j L +l - .r' ` r � :"j,�ir r.i \�� � `, l s t� Wim` \.•`", •� �,•\ °"` vA v„ ..r / 7'+a ...i 1 Y r }t 't. 'fl Lt •r f y � �. ,1 l r)• i.'�3 f \ �, - .*� iti r �r'\ � S "� '' r'r�s` ., i } t L `{" tl ��,.. ��.� �\y�\r °' ,,t 'i; ax�r.+L'„\. `�, �r' t'1 �,1 i. �. �rw �y� �dt > �r ..,yr•�• 1• •i'�f t4 y�1 +• 1x rr ,� ` 1. ('( ✓'y '`„`,,(,)��r�.Y `\S\4•e r� ` ,+r `r pll trt:� (` ,e. ` UL�tI• ` ✓.• o 't s\iv1 4�tr �jvrr� e `✓cr'( �\ �t 'i It r1 ir'1 p r4' °' s ! ,,,, � rye' \ 1'i �i•jxl r �r r ,+' •+,� ” N , � e a J tS\�,. 1� t� `.. } \'" ''w. r....11+i"'•,r• i� i:" y.•. '"fir ''' �! Y: ` .pr, 1,0 L M it 'V � i � •� iLU, nits-� � P � � � ;, ��.\�, u. ,' � , - z I �" ( r -i 7 1[ rt ��• t r + _a w APP NOIX �fV'C tYI .I �i !' .-, u�»"'A'� „s' , �•�u `r y i 9 y .i.•: , . ..... � ,, ..-p .. 1 '� 11 .�i�� �it�,�� r � ""i ri �.�� 1._.: .�'+ �'v'"... ., �!,Y. ,1�� �,1�_ � .... �� �1+1 trr. ._. r t .. t� , it ,��. Fifer-Departmetalk�����inoran&63 TO: VILE FROM;' SUOJECTt Ga ;ty of Oroville 75"89 DATE! Vic' .,jb,er 2,197 k �< // CoCti, of p� paring the EI.R aq followq .- Planner - $124.44 1 $124.44"$'7a , a depo�tQd into the Ti�*t Fungi and ha,4 been tanfered into the General Fund on October 21 1975, Ibw v, I I July, 7,�'', 1975 c )f „ city ofa� tr�ola� Attn oeger,M1r Secretary; Planning CormniwAon 1.735 Montgomery Street ii i' oroville,. Cali-f. 95965 dies E-1-R, on` dity Oanoral. Plan Projecl; "ptuer 75$9 Dear Mr.. oecer .y 5 lune County Baaxr o£ Super" B agre�mi4ht of,, t-he the Butte County P .finning Department has prepared tiara dvafG 8n1*ironmehtal`-' " tmpact Re ort on tho Cit of drovill `s Genesi P Y „ , ian` The ruught cagy of the.-'draft Mvironmenta�l 1m�)iact Report, has`\`a idAdy been b�oivardge.' Oro you. On June 270 i9l5, thin ofilF .ce received $100.0 on the city as the � ftiti a deposit fee for preparation of the draft Environmenta'i Impact ROPort. t It has dlGc� been calculated that th-o City i WGI3 the )Butte,, an additional. tile time s eat lb` the Cc�urit �Cnviionmental Coornator 3,s totaled, Ploase Pay thie'' 99,24.44 as soon- as possible in order that we may alga© out this 1.�. A speedy redPonte is anticioaterl. Thank yd%1 Sincerelyr PAENVTAibX- � N ti TAXd A McpCI4R,E c�son, clerk � � � Max' D'a w ;I p 1735 MONTGOMERY STREET OROV.'_sLE, CALIFORNIA 95965-'--A REA CODE 910 533.8881 1 ....... ....... !S - _ June 19, 1975. \I r II Butte County Planning Department Attention.- Mr. Jim Lawson 7 County Center Drive Orovi l 1 e, California 959661 <; Gentlemen; We are fol-Warding ` ' g a ch�� clr;tfor $aOO.00 as a deposit for the County '+Jt -_.--_blanning staff to do the v.nvironmental Impact Report on the General Plan change for four areas within the city 'limits of the City of Oroville. As per ourf discussion, you will bill -for any additional amount noeded or refund any amount not used for preparing the wpbrt: Our staff will be available to provide any information when needed Hare id Per . Se retar , Planning ngg m ;( ErtelOWie y i i IIPURGHMtze C7wcxft - &rh0�/IL f W 0.55 VENDOR MUST SHOW THIS �I MONTGOMERY `'.STREET NUMOR ON ALL PACKAGES, TELEPHOhIE: AC DIO X533.96451 O.ROVILLE, CALIFORMA 95965 INVOICES & CORRESPONDENCE INVOICE IN DUPLICATE, V YENDGN 24 H Confirming/Planning N County Of butte \` P o c/o County` 'Treasurer R 1,959 Bird Street 0 4rnvill.e, CA 95965 �._.�.... DATr Icl, - DA'YE REQUIRED . b �• D1tbVIL1 E t;Nlp iiY NZ, SITIDN ._.........._ N D. 6/ 9%75. PREPAY 4 CHARGE ,G _ NIT AC OESCRIPYIONT I ACCOUNT JJOBU_ - I'tY _ OUANTITY CIUANTAMOUNT ORDERED U%M RMCIVEO N In6EIZ NO. PRICE Request to ,,deposi't $100 1 1-410-2d I $100.'00 () on entalalmapct RepartEcxr General t� Plan Changes as per agreement with City, of 0roville it " ?I _ v S` HjP;t lNG GHARGrS � SSAALtS TAX 1i TOTAL AUTHORIZ80 COST IMPORTANT INSTRUCTIONS"To VENDORt I I. All thyelems muN'raa Ifamit' 1 in dolAil and mailed prsmptly to the 00 CLEM CITY OF OROVILLE, CALIF. 2. Prbpay All rhip4nahft, Add Eherget to Involco ONLY IF AUTHORIZED ch lhit Putthalb Ordar. 3. €hcldto parking litt with math thipmbnt, 4. Na morchandiso 01 bo actapled 6110-10 days tram dAta of brdar uhlatt tPociiltAlly au}haNfed. E. No thipmohis will bo racwlyad 6110t 4hlb P. M. or ;�ti 5alut4ayi, 5uhdayt or Holicl0t, e, Do hot inaludo laderAl Oxclte taz un your thyaice. c -_._ rxry Ol` bROViL I S, CALIrOhNIA " 1715T1;IdUTIbN ;. 'e � u WHiTE VENDOR by f0� CY.Pbf ,. YI.LLOW "zUvIvIN4/AcdbUNvf4n AVTHanitka AdittlT PINK R1toulsltI04ch A`i'r oV d " sLUlt HUM€q1Q r1Li EtY. — _ t` dli"Y AtifaIN17tyhAfbti 'j'� iIi 1 1 , .. .',:. - • V� •t I ` .. ilii • +t .,., w,,r :`+. J� , 4 to � , \ �, yY•. ,- o � (. 1, � _ ,. rysr���,y y/�/r i• 4 ,�1����4ryo6� ~"'" • j � i• ( f "`",�iy,, til+ .,s� �yti tr, •�' , Jar'+. , •. J r _ r 3 I • , Sol., Is a top .✓ - t?' ' e _ E t .,. 1 �. Y "••J ` ,ra•.. �. 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