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A +JOINT STUDY BY THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMELOP WATER RESOURCES,
BUTTE COUNTY, AND THE PARADISE Ip,RTGATION DISTz'iIM
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DECEMBER107
in the PID to $15 per connection per month in the Coii~sset aroa, if the
low forecasts are ,I,eal i zed, then the costs for the larger project tgo►il d
vary frau Y10 per connection per r;onth in the PTD $ to l OCA,, pp..r connection ec,
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month in the Forest Ranch area.
The tabulation on page 9 shows total project costs and unit costs
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cf water in the your service -areas for the two different -sized projects and
for the two different population forecasts. The sharing of costs between
the service areas assumes that each area pays for its own pipeline and pays
Tor a portion 5" Jonesville Reservoir based on its share of the.., .yield
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Bi Chico Greek Punn.. Ing
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The entire summer flow of B)Chico Creek is used under existing
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Mater rights. However, the construction of a small dam and reservoir to
pr6,'de surrer carryover of winter surpluses would enable the rohasset and
Fore st Ranch Service Areas to pump directly from Big Chico C;^eak, This
d�yvelopment would provide a rather expensive source of supply to these
two service areas but may be the only feasible way to expand the water
ppiavailable to These wlo t� id ._� it Iio ;joint
supply a � t-, ges ' " solution gran be reached
1',-i th the PID.
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Only a very curso4y '.,nalysis has been made of this poss•thle
Pro.) e f.ta However, indications are that this alternative, wh-Ile, veI;y Pxpe;t-
sive, ,,would be less costly than a small reservoir at Jonesville sited to
meet ok,'y the nLeds of the service areas outside of the PIU,
if this alternative selected Supply �ato 'theCohasset
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and raspstRanch Service Areasthenthe effectiv, devetiptnentcost of
water from th6 project would be about $15 per connection Per month on the,
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;Cohasset Ridge and $30 per connection per month on the Rorest Ranch Ridge.
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({These estimated costs were computed assuming that the low forecasts wero
,blanned for avid realized. The estimates do not include 'LLho, cos.', of Water
treatr;ent or, distribution within the service areas. They represent. repay,
rent or" a project with a tlirst cost of about $500,000 anti annual operation,
r;aintenance, and repladement costs o5" $-o,0o0,
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PROJECT FEATURES
JonMille Reservoir
(50,000 acre-feet)
Cohassot Pi el'ine --
(7.3 Cfs�
Forest Ranch Pipeline
(6.n cfs)
�,lag`l ia-Paradise Pipeline
(50 cfs)
TOTAL
3.,
Same
PROJECT
COSTS
First Cost
OMQR
MiIIIOtis
ThoUsanc!s
FUTURE
POPULATION
17.2
65, 0'"
1.1
15.0
0.7
9,0
1.8
.23,0
20.3
112.0
About
Same the
Same
ra.t I fl I H %JUNt,'WILLE PROJECT*
Jonesville Reservoir 3.2 31,.0 PID 3
(11,000 acre-feet) 4,000 34,000 11.700
Cohassett Pipel;Ine0,8
(2,0 cfr,s 11;0 Eden 3,200 3,20E 300
or�057acf5�ncPipeli►ie 0.4 5.0
Forest 500 .600 800
Ranch
Mgal ia-Paradise Pilvril tie c\
(11 cg`s) :110 1 di n Cohan et 2,200 2,200 1500
TOTAL. 10 Gl O TOTAL 40000 r.
i0, 000 700
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4 These estimates assume that all p1r0oject. Costs are allocaLcd to Water,sttp 1y. The at,alysis
use; a 5% discount rate, No costs are included for distribution within the serVice area or for
water,treatment-. Thes'� costs would have to be added to an alternative.
betweeh the different ")'Vice areas assumes that each area will pay for tShotvnhpipe�ine �.ndof tS
Will pay for a pr6p0rt10n of Jonesvillo Reservoir based Oa its share of the yM PI
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SERVICE
FUTURE
POPULATION
C ST Ur NEVE OPIN W, TRS '..
$ Per NeW, �, er
AREA
Planned
lZcalized
$ Per
Acre -Foot
I T
Connection Con►r;
Per MQn1t khr
PTD
70t000
70,000
240
14 5
Eden
10,000
100000
200
1'
10
Forest
Ranch
5,000
6,000
270
16 15
Cohasset
80 000
8,007
270
16 15
TOTAL
04,000
94,000
240
14 7
PID
70,000
34,000
-3,900
230' 10,
Eden
M000
,3,200-
450
30 20
Forest
Ranch
61000
600
2,700
1ta0 100
Cohasset
$,000
2,200
1900
50. 50
"TOTAL
04,000
40,000
11500
190 12
Jonesville Reservoir 3.2 31,.0 PID 3
(11,000 acre-feet) 4,000 34,000 11.700
Cohassett Pipel;Ine0,8
(2,0 cfr,s 11;0 Eden 3,200 3,20E 300
or�057acf5�ncPipeli►ie 0.4 5.0
Forest 500 .600 800
Ranch
Mgal ia-Paradise Pilvril tie c\
(11 cg`s) :110 1 di n Cohan et 2,200 2,200 1500
TOTAL. 10 Gl O TOTAL 40000 r.
i0, 000 700
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4 These estimates assume that all p1r0oject. Costs are allocaLcd to Water,sttp 1y. The at,alysis
use; a 5% discount rate, No costs are included for distribution within the serVice area or for
water,treatment-. Thes'� costs would have to be added to an alternative.
betweeh the different ")'Vice areas assumes that each area will pay for tShotvnhpipe�ine �.ndof tS
Will pay for a pr6p0rt10n of Jonesvillo Reservoir based Oa its share of the yM PI
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Ground Water; Pumping
The Eden, Forest Ranch, and Coh�,§�t Service Areas all get their
present water supplies from ground crater. Dpdividual well Owners in all
three arc-as have reportedly experienced,dif-i"l,rplty in obtaining adequate
supplies, However, the subdivisions near Magalia that are pumping ground
water from an abandonea mine shaft or the dc�yeloper of a large, deep !Yrii-
gation well on the Forest Ranch Ridge have i: I t reported any Problems from
their experience. There is, some geologic indication that deep wells
(about 1,0500 feet) on the Fk'irest Ranch and C6",6s,sat ridges may encounter
water-bearing aquifers,
Eden* The April 1973 t,,eport by DWR,'PID, and Butte"County, entitled
"llagalia Reservoir t4atershed Limnology and Wa_rl"qUality Study", had thi, to
say about ground water in the Magalia area.
"Three t-.ajor geologic' units occur within t'he watershed. These
units are composed of basement complex m;ks, Tuscan volcanic
rocks, and auriferous channel deposits. � "!$e basement complex lex
rocks stem from, the Sierra-Nevada system�,,-'d are exposed over
about 50 Percent of the watershed.
The Ts,s"'can volcanic Pocks come
from the Cascade Range prov,;nce and c0n,.t,tUte the other 50 percent
of the watershed, Channels were develop,`,,: In the basement complex
rocks and liave now been Covered by the Tus.-a,, volcanic rocks, it
is from the channel deposits that gold etas' --,nned.
''Ground viater occurs In these forwations a I x.' three dif"ferent
levels -111 the area. W'ells indica-16 that wAter Is available at,
shallo,ei depths (0-50 feet) throughout moss of the area, thoug),
limited in quantity in some areas, Water,-bearing formations can
also be fond at d Pc per levels In the Tuscan Volcanic-
Pock !'he, auriferous channel de i 6sits, which are gen-
erally 500 feet below 'the surface, supply urge amounts of water,"
Forest Ranch and Cohasset, A cvtoYy:geologic analysis* (Appendix 0)
conducted for this study indicates that the,rLu I potential for ground
water development on the Forest Ranch and C64%,;'t rIdges,
The Forest Ranch and Cohasset Service"Ari4as are situated on
Volcanic rocks of the Tuscan Formation which are' Jhderlain by metamorphic
rocks, the Chico ForMatio
,n, and the HWtown memwar Of the Chico Formation.
The Tuscan Formation is Composed of tuff breccjF,,,-_'IaVa flows, with some
intervolcanic sediments and may be 1,300 feet th'Ick, The Chico Formation is
4 CeetacooUs ageMarine sandstone with some The Helltown member is'a
basal conglomerate in the Chico Formation. Aur"t'i"6'rous channel deposits occur
locally beneath the Tuscan rocks,
The Forest Ranch Service"Area has several potential sources of
gre��tnd water. They are tie auriferious channels which occur in the north- ,
�! east,ern area near the Fire Control station and the Helltown cOnglomerate
underlies the entire ridge beneath the Tuscan Fors;-i:ion between the
PoItiGe. 0�-a, Way g crossin_, of Big Chico Creek, Ztnd Helltown (site) on Butte
t Tuscan intervolcanic channels may also be a potential ground
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7` c:{�e geoltgy of the Cohass c Service Area is not as well known
Esu , them 'Iiay be several potential ground water sources for the area. The
ius�'ar'r:,cks are little explored C",t depth and may have some good 'in,�er-
volcanic channels (aquifers), ul.t appears that the Hel1towh conglomerate's,
may occur beneath the ridge near the settleme;tt of Cohasset, If it does,
It may Ise a good source of ground ~Mater,; however, t woul d requi re wel 1 s
UP to 1,500 feet deep, i
Enlarged IM,; 1a.l i a Reservoir
The 2,900 acre-foot Magalia Reservoir (active storage capacity;'
18 only 1,900 acre-feet) is an integY�al feature of the existing PID system.,
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Existing Magalia Dam is a hydraulic fill structure completed n 1918.
Bechtel's Wa..er Supply Study Report published for the PID in June 1973
recofrvend$ Construction of a new dam to create an enlarged Magalia Reservoir
with 20,800 acre-feet of storage capacity, This new, enlarged reservoir
would increase the P'D's gross system storage from its Present 9,400 acre-
feet to 27,300 acre-feet. This additional storage would increase the PID's
safe critical period (1928.34) yield from 6;900 acre-feet per yea-, to
10,000 acre-feet per year:
Using the Bechtel population forecast (tfi� high forecast), this
addition would carry the PID until 19:2, If the District pursues thi's
option,thEn there is Little or no possibility that.,,;le other service areas
-` tuld expec, the Jonesville Project to be,,seriously 'considered again until
about 1390,,
Feathers P,i ver Imort5 V.,
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There are at least two potential sources of water on the
p.ID could use to aument it1 tather
Ritter ilial the, , , gs present supply, ,� The Dit'„'tpti ct
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The Forest Ranch Service"Area has several potential sources of
gre��tnd water. They are tie auriferious channels which occur in the north- ,
�! east,ern area near the Fire Control station and the Helltown cOnglomerate
underlies the entire ridge beneath the Tuscan Fors;-i:ion between the
PoItiGe. 0�-a, Way g crossin_, of Big Chico Creek, Ztnd Helltown (site) on Butte
t Tuscan intervolcanic channels may also be a potential ground
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7` c:{�e geoltgy of the Cohass c Service Area is not as well known
Esu , them 'Iiay be several potential ground water sources for the area. The
ius�'ar'r:,cks are little explored C",t depth and may have some good 'in,�er-
volcanic channels (aquifers), ul.t appears that the Hel1towh conglomerate's,
may occur beneath the ridge near the settleme;tt of Cohasset, If it does,
It may Ise a good source of ground ~Mater,; however, t woul d requi re wel 1 s
UP to 1,500 feet deep, i
Enlarged IM,; 1a.l i a Reservoir
The 2,900 acre-foot Magalia Reservoir (active storage capacity;'
18 only 1,900 acre-feet) is an integY�al feature of the existing PID system.,
1
Existing Magalia Dam is a hydraulic fill structure completed n 1918.
Bechtel's Wa..er Supply Study Report published for the PID in June 1973
recofrvend$ Construction of a new dam to create an enlarged Magalia Reservoir
with 20,800 acre-feet of storage capacity, This new, enlarged reservoir
would increase the P'D's gross system storage from its Present 9,400 acre-
feet to 27,300 acre-feet. This additional storage would increase the PID's
safe critical period (1928.34) yield from 6;900 acre-feet per yea-, to
10,000 acre-feet per year:
Using the Bechtel population forecast (tfi� high forecast), this
addition would carry the PID until 19:2, If the District pursues thi's
option,thEn there is Little or no possibility that.,,;le other service areas
-` tuld expec, the Jonesville Project to be,,seriously 'considered again until
about 1390,,
Feathers P,i ver Imort5 V.,
--
There are at least two potential sources of water on the
p.ID could use to aument it1 tather
Ritter ilial the, , , gs present supply, ,� The Dit'„'tpti ct
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Marine sandstone with some shale, Locally
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r/,ormht! on, Cobbles avorage 4 inches;
t'ange up to 3 feet. Poorly cementld.
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k tavolcanic and metasedimentary rocks. Locally
we Iract'ured and jointed. Essentlally nonwater-
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ave, reviewed ` thia.! draft ofr'your Pores t zanch Area . Rezorie
„'The. proposed project will definitely affect•'the
and 'pre, historic cultural..resources of the forest`
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~1 rAt J dRanoesh area. it sholld be made clear,._ and your draft, ESR
9�J'`'it` not do so, that any roposed .land, use wi11, have, direc-1v11 IOU t
xl:r;axul.a verse -impact-upon the �cultural,'.resources of "the, area;
w j,t Ak`Appefidix, D of .your EZR ' shows _ the Forest Ranch area. to have 4
. a `;nigh archaeological sensitivity. Yet` nowhere` in your draft
'is this pont brought ,out
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA—RESOUNC_ES'AGENCY`
DEPARTMENT OF FIS14 AND CANE
Region 2
1001 Jedsmith Drive
Sacramento, California 95819
(916) 1,4$-0370
October 28, 1975
EDMUND G. BROWN JR„ Governor
Mr. Patrick 14cAchreri
Environmental Coordinator
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Drive
0roville, California 95965
Dead, ,114r. Me.Achren
The California Department of Fish and Game has reviewed the Draft
Environmental Impact Reports for "Rezoning of the `Forest Ranch Area"
"Rezoning of .Butte Creek Canyon Area", and "Rezoning of the Stilson
Canyon Area" We are pll6ased with the recommendations for protection
of open space in Butte County and with the cooperation you have given
our Wildlife Unit 1Wiager, Mr James Snowden.
We strongly recommend, adoption of the rezoning recotmuended ":in the draft
EIRs, because there would be significant beneficial effects on wildlife
through preservation of important habitats. Mr. Snowden will continue
to work with you and with the Planning Commission and be available to
answer questions or provide any additional information you may request.
Thank you ,.for the Opportui;ty to review and comment on these Smportant
EIRs.
Sincerely,
Robert W, Lassen
Regional: 1,tan.ager
Region 2
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California State University, Chico
Chico, California 95929
Depirtment of Biological Sciences
(916) 895-5356
'October 22, 19175
Mr. Patrick A. McAchren
Environmental Coordinator
County of Butte
Planning Department
7 County Center Drive
Okovilleo California 95965
Dear Pat:
�rh-Ank you for sending me the draft EIAs on the Vorest Ranch, Butte
Creek Canyon, and Stilson Canyon rezones. I appreciate the oppor-
tdni,ty to provide input.
My opinion 'of these Elks is pretty much the same as my opinion on
most Elks: they fulfill the legal requirements for an EIR, but as
for being adequate statements of the possible effeeto4of d6velopment
on relatively undeveloped land, they are not. These are primaUly
descriptions of the area in question. The descriptions of the
environmental settings and habitat are so broad that they could
apply to many different areas. Apparently there has been little or
no research done to determine the dynamics of the ecological system.
I fully realize that a lot of time and finances are requited to do
a thorough EIR which may emrl up showing that minimal impact will
Occur. Aut I also feel Olton sly that the only way to 'prevent serious
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fully evaluate the teta,-durces through ion% term scientific investi-
gation and take decibions based on that investigation.
Thanks again for send the !EXRsi
At-t:,s erely.
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A09, 4 Lederer
Alvociate ]Professor of Biological Scitht"
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'rhe California Stale UhlVerSItY Ahd Colleges
BUTTE CO RTY PLANNING COMMISSION
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B. Di,scussiol'3 on Ite'2bning
1. Porrst TIAncih
75-30-1-599 j
Witl� the aid OC a . Map,Mr. Gaiser presented a zoning proposal for
this arca:', After a discussion a motion was made by
Commissioner
Gilbert, with a second by Comm -sioner Hanford, to instruct
>-staff to
set hearings for this Porest Panch area as Outlined
on Exhibit Map
Marked 'OrM,BC,SC"' .
A`iFS: Commissioners Gil ert, Hanford, Moore# Smith,
Vieuach, Watson,
Watters and Chairman �ylvla.
NOES: Nome.
ABSENT: Commissioner Camen,zind.
Motion card -ed.
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MINUTES -- November 6, 1975
DRAFTENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT:
76-7-2-54:3 Cassette)
Regarding Section 15142, Commissioner Camenzind objected to the racial
connotation a -ad suggested that it be changed to read:
"'Before the influx of the miners and prospectors the Forest stanch area
was used by the Spaniards;, Mexicans and local Indian. tribes for summer
habitation and food gathering_
"Following discovery of gold and with the influx of miners the area
quickly developed .into a center of mining activity. Forest Ranch
quickly grew and became= a. stage stop along the Humbolt Road, which
ran from. Chico to Southern Idaho. 11hen the mines became uneconoildcal
to operate the area'iapsed back into timber -grazing lands with Forest
Ranch a small stop along the highway.
He also suggested that the word "agricultural" be inserted on Page 3,
in the first line in Paragraph 2, between "near" and "industry". Bots
Commissioners Smith and Hanford stated that it was their understanding
that the grapes and apples to be produced in the area were to be used
for juices --and were to be processes: in the Paradise area.
Commissioner Hanford questioned the inclusion of "Foothill Residential
zone in (d) on Page 6, since this particular zoning designation is
still under study and far from adoption (738)
She also asked (77'4) for clarification of the last Paragraph
on Page 7 and the first paragraph on Page 8.
Commissioner Smith commented (827) that much additional information,
was available concerning water in the area. She read excerpts from Pages
4 and 6 of a study by an engineering firm in 1374 concerning the de-
velopment of Upper Chico Creek as a water source_ She also read from
Page 8 of another joint report made in December 197? by California De-
partment of Water Resources, Butte County, and. Paradise Irrigation
,District, known as the Jonesville praject and conce-nina use of Big
Chico Creek as a water source by the construction of a small dam and
reservoir.. She also referred to a geological r;4p fromthe report_
Proponents :
Ji.m anqum Forest Ranch-, complained that no advance copies of the-
rnvronmental Impact Report had been available to the public prior
L-0 tonight's meeting and commented that water and sewage problems-11ould
be: splved npw "'so that later we do not have to fight to `protect that
which we have already.,"
Opponents: Vern McMath, 146 McDonald Ave.,, Chico, said that the rock
formation in the area is the same as that from which Chico obtains its
water and does have watt- -bearing capabilities. (9'46)
Guy Mall, 704 W 8th Ave.. Chico. questioned the inclusion of the southern
Dart of this proposal in .n is rezoning. Fite stated that the Thi -160
might be in conflict with the General: Plan.
Matior was -made, by C:manissioner Smith, seconded by Commissioner-
that
ommissioner that she Environmental Impact Report be brought back in two weeks after
the inclusion of chancres: suaaested by Commissioner Camenzind and Hanford
and .excerpts. from water s.tudes---outlined by Commissioner Smith. Her
motion was second=;id;by Commissioner Hanford.
AYES- Commissioners Camenzir*d, Hanford, Moore, Smith, Thebach, T%Tatson,
Watters and. Chairman Sylvia ." !f`
14ODS Nona.
ABSENT: Commissioner Gilbert -
Motion carried..
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES - November 6, 1975
To "C-1": That portion of Lot 1 of Sec. l8k T23N, R3E, MOB&M located
west of Statey. 321
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Containing 10 a'.res, more or less.
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The hearing on the rezoning portion of,this application was opened byl
Chairman Sylva.
Cassette 76-8-1-95
Bob Gaiter, with the aid of a :nap, gave an explanation of the zoning
proposal and a brief description' of e area. Ste comniented that
the primary concern of the citizens teemed to be Water.
Proponent's:
Jim Nameth ' P. 0. Bbx 1.161 Forest Ranch, wa: concerned ( 415) about
the TM -5 and asked that another meeting be sot up vii th Mr. Gaiter.
Jim Snowden, route 3, Box 355, Chico, tJ�p'artment of Vish and _G,*ime,
reserved his Comment s° Aintil the next meeting (4,91:)
Tony Santos, P. o. Bc)x 121 f'o'rest Raihch, questioned the 160--acxte
designations in the lower portion of the map. ( 519 )
Opponents: Paula Nelson, BoX 238, sorest Ranch, a newcomer to the aaceal
commented (672) that she felt the committee that worKed on the rezoning
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� COMMISSION'
MINUTES Noyepber 6, 1975
was not acc' I plete representation of the residents. 11
Tom. Ate ins '33 T.o1.1 Road, Reno, Nevada, a long -tame owner of 4 acres
in the rproposed'ITM-5 area, had always had plans to LVild a full-
service nursery there and asked that zoning not proh1bit him frog,
doing so. Chairman Sylva read a letter (829) from tir. Atkins setting
out the facts;.
Clarence Schreur, 1590 Young Ave. Paradise, questioned (859) the pro-
posal ,of. a second commercial area --not now in commercial use, He read
a prepared statement requesting that AQP 63-11-015' contiguous to Forest
Ranch Subdivision NO. 1 be rezoned to 1 -acre lot ;size..
Marston Bud McNamar, 5127 l dgewood Lane, Paradise, a real tor, questioned
(999) the right of the county to rezone his clients' property in"a
manner that w .'illd prey " development and conw�,3nted .that the committee
appointed, dais not representative of the property owners in the area.
Robert purposeEot�the committee wasitooappointp rk Daifew tto1act ,asyd that the
a conduit to brine
purpose � - .��: � .
view in an orderly iashion for appropAa p zoninrj btit that, in his o-
pinion, „irey were over concerned about water and tixa,t the committee lost
tracks of 'heir, responsibility and that the proposal for zoning of the
southo 1,",,portion of the proposal--whe ee Mr. XUtz awns 200 acros--was pre-
mature ;and inappropriate at this time.
Reward I'nom, P. o. Box 821, Chino, owner of large holdings near Hog
spririgso , luestioned (295) the 1.60 -acre designation and asked "why
rezone o• just rezone?"
�"t ,,this point, Mi-'. Dawson explained the necesp,; ty for zoning that is
consistent wi. h the' several Plan.
Jack Yid Y 70 2 Arbutu+ `
, s, Chico, asked that a aloud not be pii,�f on the
property in the area by rozc�ning. Chairman Sylva commI:nted'that
g mooning
tonin is not static and t15;�t it �.s e�,ron._.otas to thank of ..
,as .a cl t.d (589)
Frank Seawall, 17 'Mora�ga pride, Chico t (6 30) and Vern McMath, 1.46 Mc-
Donald Ave. Chico, expressed (724) concern that their 21 acre parcel
held in joint ownership, should be `zoned "rM-5 and felt that TM -2 Would,
certainly be more appropriate. ter. McMath said that there we;Te >
water problems,--Ift the area but riot on their property. ;.
Virginia hormon, P 0 Box 217, Forest Ranch, agreed tc "take. one of .`�►�
display maps home and have, a tree � � � � �
Mt,- Lawson eXp'1,d,.3.���'
y y � �t:�n at her �yousr.. , x*te.ti
that the count can take no r�.s onsibilit for notification p �` p
kation of rer�
of siich meetings
no £u� w omMen
g tber �
The in ts, thit hearing was continued until.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES - November 20, 1975,
CONTINUED HEARING: (Conti".que,d- from November 6, 1975)
A. RMONE:
1. Forest Ranch Area Rezone (Vile No. 75 -90 )
HEA'7't7 NG ON DRAFT EtiVIRONTOML IMPACT REPORT
AND REZOITING:
Butte County Planning*Corrimiq,-ion initiated fi�bfti "A-2,11
(General) and ,'Cenic Highway) to WITH -511) "TM -1011P
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11VI-20", "TM-40"",1"� "TM -"60" (Timber -Mountain), "N -C"
(Neighborhodid C0rMr,1q-rCi47).. (Single-7amily, Resi- i1dentia1), "A% -R -5t' (Agricultural-Req1dential) &`',"C_111
(Commel"ciall) for property locate -d NE, of Chico, vouth,
of Lomb, east of Vluc�tty e-, ttick Ridge and Big Chico Creek,
west: 0f_,.,D0t., Mill 12_11.dgrll' and north of t -he qouth boundary
of sec? o, Ilt 12 of MIN, R2E & Soo 7, '123N, R3E,
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))RAFT 13MVIR6NKr3NTAL 1M�>ACT�RRPORT.
Casette i 76-, -2-986
Mr,. Gaiser explained that request"i corrections had been made in the
Draft tnvitionmental Impact Pteport, . and'�that the hearing is open for
further r_Wfare�-�ts either from the,,--nudience or the Commission.
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Acting Chaiii�ersori Hanford questioned the deleti6iL of the 4 paragraphs
under (a) , Pa�o,� 6, and said that it was her intention that Appex7liix 1-1
remain as p a T
of the repporti.
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Claude W1111,8, sorest stanch, complained that the Environmental impact
Report was written in such technical terms j -.hat neither by nor many
of his friends could understand it, (995+81)
The hearing was closed (87) anal motion Made by Commissioner Watter ' ge
seconded by Commissioner Gilb dtt, to find the 0raf t environmental ' ',,
"InTp4ct Report t"fficjetit for the proposal before ust and in6ludiftg
Appendix F and deletions on page 16 and 1.
AYES: Commissi6ftot Camenzind, Gilbert, Moore, Sinitho Thebacho Wats'bnj
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Mattert and Acting dhairperson Hanford.
NOES t Note,
Chairman Sylvai
Motion 0'artled,
BUTTE. COUi�ITY PI ,TNING COMISSION
November 20, 1975
i` CONTINUED HEARING: (Continued from Novi mbar 6, 1975)
RMONE
1.. Forest Ranch :Area Rezone (File No. 75-90)
H.EARTNG ON DRAFT agVIRONMENT,AL IMPACT REPOR''
AND REZOITING:
Butte County P annir Comtrit;cion initiated from
(General.) and "5-ITI �S'cexgic Highway) 'to "`Ti4'-5'�, rl'TM-10'I,
"TM-�20", "Vi' 40".4 r3TMI-1-60" (Timber -Mountain), 11 i -Ci'
(Neighborhood Conmerc:ial ),, "R -VI (Single -Family. Resi,
dential), "A -R-5" (Ag_icu:ltural-Rogidentiai) & t'C-111
(Commercial.) for proper4)� Located NLS of Chico, Louth
of tomo, east of ra;tGty .t;-uclt Ridge ei7d Big Ghica Creels
WPgt of Dow., Mill. RidgF:, and hor -_h, of the goUt,h boundary
of sec 10, ll, ,'"' 2 of MIN-, R2E & See 7, T23N, R3E,
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Cassette 76-1:2-`1.-66
tob Gaiser presented a map outlinin4 an area in pink showing proposes?;
deletions from ,the proposal undo Ir donsideration . These deletions
would be studied at a later date „for TM -2' zoning.
Be also reviewed corresporidc:nce, commenting on l :he `proposal and their
particular desires. regarding zoning from thy: t-bll0WIngc
Walter I & Charmion t, Nelson, re AP 63=11-04,
Thomas A. Atkins, 4 acres in. sec. 29t T240 M R3V.j owned bar him dor
20 year
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Mrs.,,, rs6r , A. F l,emi.n re: �
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His rea6mmendation was to proceed with the rezoning as proposed for
this ay4a` with the deletion of the areas shown in pink on the revised
map pr�ssented tonight (386). In answer to a question from one of. the
commissioners, he said that t -.-.L area, would` - �":'.prise approximately F34D
acres; f
Claude L. Willis, Forest Ranch, agreed with portions of��the proposal
north of the basin, but felt that property south of that (to the Mittz
property) could support a higher density. (724)
Jim Snowden, Route 3, Box 551, Chico, representing the Department of
Fists and Game, said he felt that TM_Z would be extremely detrimental
to wildlife in the area because of -the foss of habitat, and that
resulting erosion would also have `a detrimental".effect on the fish in
the streams -of the area.
Paula Nelson, P. 0. 13ox 238E Forest Ranch}, selling real estate in the
area, supported (833) the revised proposal for 2 -acre parcels in the
Forest Ranch area, stating that many of tier clients could not afford,
nor did they wantr larger parcels.
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C S. Sells, P. 0. Box 176, Forest Rand, expr' ssed concern about the
lack of water and commented that tl•te "buyer :i. ; certainly desa'rving of
soma protection's (910) (,
Wilfred Hardy, 1105 West First Str' t, Chico, towner of 2.10 acres near
the Fort stry Lookout, asked for an the proposed TM -20,
commentl'i7g that his ptoperty drains iht;o Little Chico Creek rather
than the Forest Manch tasin.
Frank Sea fall, 17 Moraga brive, Ch co,'`,request_a (989) TML2.1''fbr a
�orti:on o:E" his property and TMI-�5 fot the balance.
Robert B. Xutz, P. 0. Box 3�51t Chicok was agreeabib to the proposed
change (dele-Uon)
j3ud'' �JCNamarr P. 0, 136X 171.7, Paradise, a �realtor speaking for ogle of
his clients who awns acreage behind the store, wants R--1 zoning, or
be arrAtged. And for another client who owns 1.60
acres(Rn
nonamesor AP numbers-- dited) he favored TM -24 Ana in response
to a request from Comzr►i.ssior►er Smith on November 6 Mr, MdNamar re-
ported (12-2-93) that the ilifarmat.ion that he came up w th indicated
that there were two 10" Wells that served the Forest; Ranch bw iness cen-
ter, both Were 110 ft„ deep", one ptoducad :� +m 30-46, gpm and the.
other 20 gpm.
Tony Santos; Forest Randh, e*MSsed approval of the TM -2 zoning for
the main area of Fo'a est ' Ranch.
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Ivan Cunningham, p. Q. Box 59, Forest Ranch, emphasized (186) the
;geed for analyses of water availability and expressed his opposition
to the new proposal. for TM -2.
Mrs. Wtalter Nelsons P. O Box 53, Forest .Ranch, was concerned about
the serious drainage problem and opposed to T1I-2 zoning.
Howard Isom, 31 Moraga Drive, Chico, presented two letters (470) out-
lining reasons why holdings in which he is interested whould be de-
leted from this proposal and included in a b,ew joint zoning s 1udy
by staff and the owners. (2=579)
Stephen A. White, Route 5, Box 103, owner of 6'80 acres on Ponderosa,
requested TM -20 or 11.1M740 „for his holdings. (1.2-2-6'68)
Vern McMath, 146 McDonald Ave,, Chico, requested (684) Trs--2 instead of
!' TM -5 for ns property.
L; -nn Keown, P. O. Box 24, Forest Ranch, stated that he did not .feel
qualified to recommend toning rot the entire area, but when he is
out of water, particularly on weekends, he does feel qualified to
say that the lack of adequate water is an extremely serious problem
that should be fiaced now.
Tony Santos askdd'that his property contiguous to Howard Isom be
removed from this rezonlnq consideration and studied for rezoning
along with that of Mr. so' m. In aAswe'. to a question from Com-
m,� ssioner Smith, Mr. Santos stated ''that his 2800 acres is,iin the
Williamson Act.
Barbara Robey, P. 0. Box 125, Foresli Ranch, asked that her area remain
TM --5 because of the water situatioq�(,583)
There being no further comments frog the au4:Lence Chairperson Hanford
closed the hearing.
The Commissionasked for some order `;map--�jrior to becember` 11-
a map from which to work showing the 'piopo5al and deletions as
requestFd tonight.
This ,;'tem was continueduntil. becember 3A for Commi-`sion action only,
game members of the Commission requested that Chairman Syl.va be reyucsted
,to listen to the tape. for tonight's meeting:
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES = December ll, 1975
1. Forest Ranch ;.Area Rezone (Fila No. 75-90)
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HEARING ON DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT I REPORT AVD REZONING. -
Butte County Planning Commis-iclh initiated front "A-211
(General) and 1113 -Ht (S'ceni c 'Highw'ay) to. 11T14-511, "TM -10117
"TM -20", "TM -40", "TM -1601' (-T inber-Mountain.), "N-C1i ,
(Neighborhood Commercial),. "P,-1" (Single -Family. Resi-
dential), "A -R-5►' (Agricultural-Regideritial) & !'C-111
(Commercial)for property located N.V. of Chico, south �
of , Loma, ea at of i�;q t.yc � Ridge and Big Chico Creek,
west of Doe Mill. Ridge, and north of the aouth boundary
of S;r 10, 11, 121 of T23N, R2E & Sec 7, T23N, R3E,
MDB&M,
Cassette 76-17-2-39
With the aid of an ovi'arlay map Mr. Gaiser gave a lengthy description
of properties the ownbrs of which had requested deletion from this
proposal.
And after a lengthy discussion by the' Commission.a motion was made by -
Commissioner Hanfordo seconded by 'Commissioner, Clatters to recoyttmend
approval of this rezoning as originally proposed, with one, del.et ion---
that.being the southerly property identified as "commercial." on the
map, finding that the proposed rezoting would be in conformance with
the General Plan and will carry out the intent of the General -Plan and
achieve conformance as mandated by State Law. (900)
AYES: CommissiovLers Hanford, Smith Watters and Chairman Sylvia.
NOES; Commissioners Camenzind,
ABSENT: Commissioner Watson.
No -action,
Gilbert,. Moore and Thebarh.
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Motion was theft made by Commissioner Watters, seconded by Commissioner
Smith, to recommend, to the Board of Supervisors the approval, of
the rezoning of -the Forest Ranch Rezone as advertised with the deletions
ot't 1 The Lower commercial zone ---the southerly parcel on Highway
32,and,2. 23 acres known aE? the Scharer property, finding that the
rezoning, would achieve conformance with the General. Plan.(999•39)
.bel;eted areas to receive: further study.
AYES Gilbert, Hanford# Thebacho natters, Smith and Chairman Sylvia,
NOES. Commissioners Came'nzind and. Moore:
JV:BaE 1T: Commissioner Watson
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3. Butte County Planning Commission rezone from "S-2"(general) to 15-H " (scenic:
highway) 'TM-5 ", 'TM-10" "TM-20 ", 'TM-40'" and 'TM-160" (timer mountain),
"N-C°" (neig!ahorhood commercial), T-1 "(single -family residential), "A-R-5"
(agricultural -res dentia) and 'C-1 "(light commercial) for propekl4 located
northeast of Chico, south of Lom&,,East of Musty Buck Ridg`tN, and Big :Chico
Creek, west of Doe .Mill Ridge, and north of the South bound�kjry of Sec.- 0,
Il, 12 of T23Nr R2E, & Sec, 7e T23N, P.3E, MDB&M, Forest Ooncho
Bd. o£ Sun.-rv:UsoSrs Mi utas j2/30/75
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7 40£ PUBLIC HEARING; BUTTE uO`JNTY PLANNING COMMISSION -REZONE FROM "A-2"
"S -H ",and 'Interim TM-2"to 'R, -I ", 'C-1 ", ETC, FOR A PORTION OF BUTTE COUNTY
GENERALLY LOCATED NORTHEAST OF CHICO, SOUTH OF LOMO, EAST OF MUSTY
BUCKRIDGE(AND BIG CHICO CREE, WEST OF DOE MILL RIDGE & NORTH OF THE SOt1TH
BOUNDARY OF SECTION 10, 11, 12,E of T23N, R2E, and Section 7, T23N, R3E, MDB&M `
yoe public Barng on the Butte mrmComrezne rom
"A-2 (general), 'S-H"(scenichighway) and 'Interim TM-2"to 'R -I "(single-family
residential), 'C -1 commercial), N -C (neighborhood commercial) AR -6
(agricultural residential), ITM-�glf, TM -10 , "l-M-20",'TM-40ii
and TM450" (timber -mountain) for a portion of Butte County, generally located northeast. j
of Chico, south of Loma, east'bf Musty Buck Ridge and Big Chico Creek, -,west of
Dow Mill Ridge and north of the south boundary of Section 10, II, 12, of T23N, R2E and
Section 7, T23N, RX, MDS&M, was held as advertised.
Jim Lawson set out the background of these rezonings. This is in the rarest
Ranch area. Map setting +cut the proposed rezonings set out for the Board's inspection,
Hearing opened to the publi-n Appearing;
it. Mrscl.�,Jane to M-5� She feels that !ft` rorest,ganchn She opposes the changing from 2• -acre parce,Is
Z all the land ,should be 'utilized; she wants to stay in the TM -2
zoning;
2i,'`jMrs, Walter E,; Nelson; lives just above the store. She spoke in favors¢ the
TM -5 ion ingd
3. Mie Claude W1111s6 Chairman of the Steering Committee that studied the
`f e rorest Raanc'i . rPa He set out his feelings regarding the change in zoning'
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that area,, ,He said that the people that he l:as talked to are not in favor of the>�
plan adopted by the, r`lannihg Commission. The Steering Committee felt that the entire
Fo►•est Ranch basin should not be below the 5 -acre requirement, It W.Puld be his
opinion that this should be sent back to the Plannincu Commission for further study,
40 ,Mr. 'Ivan Cunhinglhant, Forest Ranch. He spc':e in opposition to any Xonite
smol ler than TM -5.
5,.'� Mr: Howai'd Isdm, Moraga Dr ve, Chico,, Property owned is adjacent to Hogs
Springs; He felt that the proposed zoning would be detrimental to him,
6,, Mr. Hardy!o He opposed thc-TM-5 zcrt ng for his property
+� 1p arnp7. Bob Kuz, attorney at law; stated '
ated theyown propertyint
on Nople pa,
He ekirs objeotrohs to the propoteu ztnrhg He requested a study of the Nople
perr
m property and better ZO ning forRahc ioperty.'
�.
8,,,Mr. Sroftyi Sells, Forest/. Spokes apposition to the proposed Whing.
9, Mr. Vern'McMatht McDonald'Avenue, Chico. One of five property owners
on property 10 downkmh Fore Ranok. He preseh►fod a le"ree and map setting oua whys
the owners weN uhhdppy, with, fire proposod zoning.
a
, ` Opposed ;
10. Mr. Gene Rails Fa,re,�f Rancho O ,,ed .Planning Commissions proposalj-,'
IL, Wo .aim, Nameth, Foxiest Ranch,:a rnembe�of the`; Leering Committee. 116^1.\`said lie
n the hourWwould
ho Id �5e cont Hued tg proposal. gg that maybe a ,%
like to see the ER,, on this rezonrn Su ested
g"
nd read from. Thomas A. Atkins regarding zoning
A telegram was receive a
proposal.
Lsea to t
_ ' 'Hearin c `hepublic and confined to the Board, ,January 20, 1976
Wage"53,,
S'upery so, Madigan said he would' like to look at the property in question.
uper�rrsar McKi!!op felt that p!'anning would need comments from the Board relating
to their proposal. �
Supervisor Ri
i
pe ,chterfelt �h�� ra e'bning should be broken down into smalicr areas.:
hie vroulc! suggest that`tnrs be sen' 'back to Planning and request that it 'be broken into
smaller areas. Supervisor Madigan suggested that it be put over so Board members could
Io(A at the area and that theyi�cauld send it back to the Planning Commission with their,
comments, l'
Supervisors Madr an a
pe `g ,hd Richter will go up'se Forest Ranch and discuss the
ai�,uesday,
matter with the people.
Hearing -continued to February IQt 1M at 1:30 p.m.
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