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HomeMy WebLinkAboutBUTTE CO. PLANNING DEPT. 78-83iN 1 A 41A 41A oi.N MIML LANNIJN1G CO, S[aMNARY SHE*1"I � ,, 'Pe�te��scn�F�Sons,� J A� P1J� CA,�T At)T 1 ] 5S; _ �(� 5 SpLish�Oak Circle, Chico, Ca 95926. y-,�.- 01%,NER - Same (1� 11'YPE OF APPLTCATX,ON kezbne from A-;20 to y east side of Troxel Road approx. 1 Plilb south o f Burdick Road .4. D. X10' 3_22 J7..f�rr�11 �R. r�'NT 7 nT�1N . DAVI APPLI CATiOM °'MCEI .. 4/19/719 June 12_. PATE. NOTICES MA1LED NUMBER: Jun e 2 6 1978 FI�57''rt�ARIN(� •� ��' SE 1EAR INr ADDITIONAL HEARING: ZMAINO PETITION S'IGN.ATIMPIS PJ RMNTAGE: CC1r%[!�� I S S I'nN ,ACTION BOARD AMM., ORDINANCE ADOPT' {(D`' ;�. AP 38-07:6I`'' 2 iAP .38 -07 -?5 AP39 2'5-13 41 . G. +i T, Petersentersen 17ona11 L; `ic1z.e 1 'f rY.� 'Mch;txti Inc. �Cotsci F. ., f7r 2259 CSo1,uhade 0 P.O,, Box 321, Rt 2, Box 347 Chico, Ca 9'S9`26 Chico, (;�,. 95926 �;hS.ca,. C,a, j5�26 AP 39-211.1',-14 AP 3 9 -2 5 - 16, 1P 3n -25-1.i Anna kitonotv;_ h 1). V. P. Di Birdseuo 'srictox Borcia�z ,-, :i67,E. �:1.eve 1•:and Ave. lit 3 'Box �fi C?� 3, 80-C 99 : Chico (4a 95926 Chico, (',1 95926 � 11 co Ca, 959216 r , AP 39-25;-D3 AP 39-25-33 AP 30-28-12 N. D. . T. T. Larson M. L & A. :A. Esponrle Angie Troxel Rt3, Poax .t7 . Rt 3, Box 105 Box ,x257 Chico, Ca. 959,26 Chico, Ca. 959216 Chico, Ca. 05926 AP 39-:23-20 AP 39-28-21 (,Aadys Semrau. R. F L. ',,lead : Et 3, Box 104 e 4 E1 Cerrito Dr. Chico, (,a. 95926 Chico Ca. 95026 1. '✓Y 11,,1 i} .. i `. o I I; YJ r • l AM � t ( tt ii AWA AUL OR U117"It'r Us ON F.ecel '31 sJe/2 S Iry Proi oac k APPENDIX E J 1, Date Filed Environmental Information Form (To be completed by applicant) o GENERAL INFORMATION + 1 Name and addrf.ss of developer or project sponsor: _ 2. Address of project:_SLtj Assessor's Block --and Lot Number the Q c• 2 7-roi 3, Name;, address, and telephone number off person to be conLoted concerning this project: s/rte. ca"' f �,�c�ws Typo of project (i.e. rezoning, subdivision) -c G -J4. 5% List 'and describe, any other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, including those' 'r.equired by city, regional, state and federal agent°yes; 6i Existing zoning district: f 7. Proposed use of s�tet PROJECT DESCRIPTION; t5 c S.. Site.: size. - re 9. Square footage of building(s), 10.E Number of floors of construction. 1.1. Amount of off -street parking,; provided.: 12. Attach site development plan = 13, Proposed scheduling. 'I 14. Associated projects. t` Butte Co. Planning Comnif 15 Anticipated increment al de lopment . APR 1 9 1978 C?k'Alle, California Appendix El page 1 of 3 „.,� 0 ''APPENDIX D c. 1.6. 1f residential, include the number of units, scJ'wde jl.e of unit sizes, and type of household site expected, 17. 1f commercial,, indicate the type, rw.:�ther-neighbor°lti od, cit or regionally oriented`, square foota,,et,c.f:ales area, r:akl load""r.�; facilities. j 18. 1f industrial, indicate type, estimated employment per shift, andloading; fac(' Ii 19. 1f institutionaj: indicate the major function, ,estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading; facilities, `'y be derivedi�fromthe project. and community, benefits to involves a�,licato� state ethi a, variance, conditional use or rezoning, project pp s and indicate clearly why the application! is required C �� cc /yJ ir'Cc )4�� . Are the following items applicable to the project or its effects? Discuss below all items checked yes (attach additional sheets as necessary) YES f 1, Change in existing features of any beaches, lakes, or hills, or substantial alteration f.of �;rounrl contours 22. Significant change in scenic views or vistas from" existing residential areas or public :Lands or. roads ��_•- 23. Significantly change pattern, scale or character of general area of project. 24. Significant amounts of solid waste or litter', =7 25', Change in -dust, ash, smoke, fumes or odozs in vicinity. z 26. Significant change in lake, stream orground water quality or quantity, or alterationof existing; drainage patterns. 27, Substantial change in, existing; noise or vibration levels in the vicinity. 2.8 . Site en filled land or on slope of :l0 percent or more. 29. Use or disposal of potentially hazardous materials, such as toxic substances, flammables or explosives. i t Appendi�kr E - page 2 of '3 AML YES NO c Ali'` 30 Substantial change in demand for municipal services �'... (police, fire, water, sewage, etc.). 1--- tc.) 1-. 31, Substantially increase fossil fuel consumption ,/ (electricity, oil, natural gas, etc.) . ,10� 32, Relationship ,to part of a larger project or series of projects. NVTRONMENTAL SETTING ar 33. Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topography, soil stability, plants and animals, and any cultural., historical or scenic aspects. Describe any existing structures on the site, and the use of the structures. 34. Describe t -h -'O, surrounding properties ► including information on plants andanimals and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects. Indicate the type of land use (residential,, commercial, etc.), G ntensity of hand use (one --family, apartment houses, shops, department stores, etc.), and scale of development (height, frontage, set -back, rear yard, etc.) . u c�U`chu���,� of CERTIFICATION.; I hereby certify that the statements furnished above and the attached exhibits present the data and information required for this initial evaluation to the best of my ability, and that the facts, statements, and information presented are true and ` c'orrec't to the best of my knowledge and belief. Date (Signa ure) For vii X17 2`' c�?,; Appendix E page 3 of 3 djRt Septi: tub er 2', 19:7 .-F. = "� ''t:.c?i:: r A.,. .prop -r�'�. :Sit :.c t,= 1n the LL�`..z_2ty. ,or ;T-;c1{�t�: � -r j T .:ai -of land-f:itLlatG [• ith in the Rancho AC' U S FriaS , aCCord- ing to ti?:z 'i'" ,= t.2.r_rca-! race in Daly lt.J7:-r,, by John. La Grow, Surveyor, and 7 ! t Il tut : ail iCC' or. tyle OL Lhe Count -v Of Butte, - SStcat? tai_ Cai ? - frrr.ia, O`Y�tcud er 25, .387G, in 14rap 'nage L^,., described as follows: r`.23 �y-...+ % i l �-'' �'{ t?2I �r uw? oL .moi CU1_0^_ i,, 2i: ;-m—ship �0 lorth, Vic._.. a c_.. y_y0__�s�_ a4Q �,_.. c s . _ a �' [�i'i i Ir 121 V C: d �� a ? ?fit .rest: iR and L.O zdl Oil, jc�S T3 n ri_l C Ti<zt_ portion of the Southwest quarter of Section 3 s, Township 21 Nort}i, , Z.- �, E:aS'i M.D.B. `1.: , lyincr i-7it hint the said }�a.^.cho: �1gua S FrIas, being that -Do - on. tY:,ereof, , if the said S0_Uth=�,ost quarter dere produced into the `^ sa- d Rancha- -- ES{� IT"p-2, MG THEREFRMI the following describes: parcel of land. BEG? �i_:z�C at a gamin on the Lest: Iii of said Section 31 located Souther 1635.30 feet from the West one quarter corner thereof thence South along ti ;t st Tine, z da -stance Of 41-313-00 fCr.t to a.P'D_2 thence :as' and y ara- Lle . �r1ith= h.� East and West cc - Merl- of Said Sec'Cion .35 , c di's tante of 30v.OG fee 4. to, apoint; thence _ orth and: para7lcl `.lith the -i-est lire of said Se'ctioz: 35:, -a ,ti:;3tance of 433.00 feet to a point; ti-ence r�'est and parall.e 1 with she East .end ?est- centerline o _ said Section 35, a distance of 300.00 feet to the point of beginning-, - E�:CEPIMNG TiI'REFPO an _naivid-d 25o interest: iii and to all 0111, gas z:nd m.reras. 8u'.ie Co.. Planning Comm. i APR' 9 1978 Orovdle, CaP$ornia '"- t "s�"' - _ - ,y� �A�y�'c� p3. ._ .�S'r.+r'y.`�.fy �,vl�'J•�'T+'c"�, `e�'*�--T..z 't.- a �+.-"k ',�" '�.- r' _ _ Y r=` " APPENDIX F ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST[' FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency) 1. BACKGROUND Log # 78-04-19-01 1. Name of Proponent Petersen & Sons (James P. Petersen) ,2. Address and Phone Number of Prpponents #`';,5 Spanish Oak _Circle " 1i co, a 1arni a 9b92'6 --- II 3. mate of ChecklisSubmitted _ 4. Agency 'Requiring :hecklisir 5 Name of;` Proposal., if • applicable Rezone FUM - o - or. A P # 39;=25.07, east of Dayton, II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of a�l "yes" and "maybe" answers are required, on attached sheets.) YES MAYBE NO 1. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant: a. Unstable_ earth conditionsor in changes In geologic substructures? " b. Disruptions,. displacements, com- paction or overcovering of the soiv c'. Change in topography or gr:oun d surface relief i=eatures'? 1 d. Destruction, covering or modification of any unique geologic, or physical features? e., Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on. or -off the site? f. ,Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation, deposition or erosion' which may modify the channel of a river or°stream or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake?' AFI n endix F page, , a P 1 of 8 ., „i.. „ YES MAYBE NO g, Exposure of people or' property to ra " geologic hazards such as earthquakes,, landslides,,mudslides, ground failure or similar hazards? 2. Air. Will the proposal res,!,ilt in: Ia., Substalitial deterioration of ambient airqualityZ %',P b. The .creation of objectionable odors? 0 c. Significant alteration of air movdment ' moisture mPrchange in climate," �nY eitherlocallyorregiorall J 3. Water." Will the proposal resul� in substantial: a. Changes in currents, or the Course ` or direction.,af water movements: ' i b Changes-in absorption rat,es; r drainage patterns, ox-. the ,ratand *:rater amount of surface runoff? c. Alterations to the course or flow of flood waters? d. Change in the amount,of surface water in any water body? e. Discharge into surface waters, or in any `alte;rhtio'n of surface water quality, including but not limited tO, temperaturef dissolved oxygen or ,Ask turbidity f. Alteration of the direction or rate of flow of ground waters? g Change in the,quantity of ground waters, either through direct additions or withdrawals, or through interception of an apuifer by cut's or excavations? Append '= page of '8 u r u YFiJS' MRYBE NO h.., Reduction in the amount of water otherwise available for public, AINk water. supplies? Exposure of people or property to water related hazards such as'flooding? 4 Plant Life. will the proposal result in sub'sta_ntial a. Change in,'the diversity of species, or number of any species of plants (including trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora hand aquatic plants) b ` Reduction of the -,numbers of any unique; " �~ rare. or endangered g species of plants? c.,, Introduction of new species _of plants into an urea; or -in a barrier to the normal replenishment of existing species? d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural' crop? 5. Animal Life, Will, the proposal result, in Substantial; a. Change in the, 'diversity of , species, or numbers of `dny species of animals i (birds, _land animals including reptiles,`fish and shellfish; benthic organisms, insects or- microfauna)? c. b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, ,r rare or endangered species of animals? c.. Introduction of new species of, animals intoor esult in a `carrier to; r g or overlent of animals? A . Deterioration to existing fish or -- cAldlife habitat? 6., Noise. Will the proposal result in _. substantival: °` a. Increases in noise levels? b. exposure Of peopleto rP noise levels? Appendix F page 3'' o YES MAYBE NO 7 . Light and Glare, Will the proposal-prod4ce 'sTgna' fIcant l ght or g:lare? �+ 1, 8 . Land Use Will the' proposal. result in a substantial altE..',ation of the planned land AM use of an area? ._, -9. Natural Resources: Will the proposal result .n substantial.: a. Increase in the rate of use of any Ah `t natural resources? b. Depletion of any nonrenewable ,natural, resource? 10. Risk of Upset. Does the proposal involve as ris of an explosion or the release of haxardous� sub stances (including, but not limited to, .�r pesticides, chemicals or 5, radiation) in the event of an accident or upset conditions 11. Population. will the proposal significantly alter the location, distribution, density, or growth rate of the human population of , an area? l2 . g. proposal si nificantly thous,�ng, affect -existing or create a demand for additional housing? , 13.` rv, Transportations/CirculationWill -the` l r v proposal result in. �, a. Genera of substantial additional AIL a ° ` vehicular moverrient? ' b. Significant effects on existing parking,, facilities, or demand,for new parkinq? c. Substantial impact upon existing transportation systems?' d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or goods? „ e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or i, air traffic? Appendix F 'page 4 of 8 YES MAYBE 'NO f. Increaee in traffic hazards tcPmotor Aft vehicles bicyclists or pedestrians?' 14., Public Services Will the proposa.1 have an effect upon, or result in a' substantial need for nec; or altered governmental services in any of the following areas a. Fire 'protection? b. Police protection? C. 1,Sdhools? recreational £ac .liti.es? d. Parks or ;other, . e. Maintenance of public facilities, includingroads? , £.` Other governmental services? 15. tnerg . Will the proposal. result in: a. Use of substantial: amounts, o£ ..-fuel or energy? b. Substantial increase in demand upon rid existing sources of energy, or require t•�,i`e development of new sources of energy? 16. Utilities . Will the ,proposal result in a need for new systems, or substantial alterations to the following utilities: a. Power or natural gas? " b. Communications systems? d. Watery d. Sewer? l7. Human Health. Will the„pr`oposal result in: a. Creation o£ any health hazard or potential health hazard -(excluding mental health)? i T b. Exposure of people to potential health hazards? Appendix F`: - page 5 of, 8 „ •„ > > � �.) 11 YES MAYBE VO 18.f) Aesthetics. Will the proposal, result in the obstzuction ,,of° any public designated,,or recognized scenic vista open. to the public, or will the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to public view? 19 . Recreation. Will the proposal result in an impact .,upon the quality or quantity of existing public recreational facilities? 20. Archeological/Historical. Will the proposal result .. alterationsignificant archeology.calorehistoricalasi.te, structure, object or building? 21. Mandatory Findingk, of Significance a. Does the project have the potential: to degrade the duality of the environment, substantially, reduce the habitat of a ” fish or wildlife species, cause a fish U or wildlife population to drop below self sustaining levels; threaten to eliminate a plant or animal community, reduce the number or restrict the range of a rare or endangered plant or anima]: or eliminate important examples of the ; major periods of California history dr prehistory? b.,^ Does the project haveoth,e potential to achieve. short .term,, benefits to the`,1 detriment of publicly adopted longs -term environmental goals? c. Does the project have impacts Which are individually limited, but cumuli- tively considerable? (A project may impact on'two6or more separate resources where the impact on each resrurce is relatively small., but where the effect of the total of those impacts on the AWL envzxonm eht is 'significant.) ° d. Does the project have environmental effects which will cause substantial adverse effects on human beings, either directly or indirectly? Appendix F - page 6 of 8 v \1 TT DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION This pro osal is a, rezone from A-20 (Agricultural 20 acre minimum Tot s, ze. to A�5 east of(Agricultural ton. The y 5 acre minimum lot size) for AP# 89125-M y$9 acre s1 to °1 i es at the south end, of Troxel Road about one mile south of its", intersection with Burdick Road. The property is currently in use as an almondorchard; sur- rounding properties are also used as almo.pd orchards along with rural residential uses. The applicant would 11ke to separate a five acre parcel to be used as a homesite from the total acreage of 89 acres, The; 5 acre .parcel would be part of a real estate transaction betweeniMr. Petersen and a Wyoming 'resident from whom Mr. Petersen is purchasing a home. The -Butte Co(unt,y General Plan desi g,nates this area as agricultural- orchard griculturalorchard and field crops. 4(d) soils in this locality are of three types Stockton clay adobe, Farwell loam and Farwell clay loam. These soils do well for orchard production. The rezoning would reduce the almond orchard by -5.6% of its present land area. The acreage reduction of the `almond orchard is not considered to be a significant environmental factor. 8, 11: The proposal for a five acre agricultural zoning could be con sidered "spot zoning". The A-2.0 zone has been in effect since dune 17; 197,55 for this area. There are several parcels of less than 20 acres in size in the vicinity,; however, the majority o'f parcels are from 20 to, 75 acres + in the vicinity. A precedent could be set by approving a 5 acre zoning in the midst of 20 acre zon'in'g. The zonirng in the surrounding area is presently A-20 and A-40 Appendix F paq:e 7 of 8 F1 ; BU TIT COI)N"l~Y PLANNINC.3 COMT1rSS1l9N •, <; STAFF PINDINIGS iune, 26,,. 197,8 z. Petersen F Sans - Rdzone from "A-20 (Agr4cultural'20 acre parcels to "A-5'' (Agricultural - -acre parcels) property located on the east Side of Troxei Road approx. 1 mile south ofBurdick Road, ;identified as -AP 39-,2S-37 (portion) The applicant states that the value of the five acres will apply towards the purchase of a home in Wyoming from his brother and partner, Mr. Fred Petersen, and that the brother in Wyoming will, then have a site upon which to build his home`when he returns to California, and .that they are presently farming 231 acres on adjoining patcois and that they have no interes.>`, in developing ,.his property in any othdr` way than towards its nest fa.rmfftg potential. The person acquiring the five-,acre parcel has lived and farmed almonds in DurhaYA Uefaxei 11i,s move to 11vominu and ,wants this property $olely as his home site and for th.e income he will be able to produce from the 5-acne-parcel: Th Soil.s in rite locality are of.the types Ilia do Well for orchard��lvc3uction.. The surrounding properties are currently in agricultural production L almond orchard.. 1'h,e' area i, shown on the Land Use Map of the General Plan 'as 0y-chard; and Field .Crops and Irrigated Pasture Both the existing and requestel zones are considered to be consistent with -the Orchard and Fieri Cro,7,s- Trriga'tcd Pasture desi.gna:tion on the Land Use T`1ap of the Genera. 'Plan. Stpff would comment, hcwever, that there has been continuing d alogu 'as to Whether smaller parcels fulfill the intent of both the map an`a the Policies and recommendat ions of the Count General. Plan . ertain ng to agriculturdl p'reseruation. Staff would further comment that determinations; have been made that 5-acre parcels are not viable agricultural units. The Commission may well ,expect subsequent requests for such rezoning and further subdivision on adjacent properties, based in a similar analogI that the 5-acre homesite is a desirable unit--sometimes classified as mini-ranch site] . 2- BUTTE CQITNTY PLANNTNG CCJMMISS DN cs, Pete`rsc*n fi sons Rezone from '(AV-20 (Apr ict, l.tural 2,0 acre parCcls) to "n'-5" (A Tricrritt,traL - 5 acre pn,rcols) propcIrtN, Loca.trtl ori tlir. cast sido o•E Tr.oxel Roadr ,xpprax mil.o :�oitth of Ijurdick Pload) WentiFied Tts JSP 3c - 2 5 -17 - (ji ortictt), mo°ro Parti( tul.nrly doscribetl as A portion; of the ..W 1/4 of $cc. 35 T21N, RIF InBFIM as iF. pro(lrtcoa "i:Ta. alto tlto T`�rnclto ArMs Brits doscvibed' as follows lie i,ntting a.t a. point on tho tw�oSut t le .o°f s'aid Sec,, 3 located 1G 3� ,qo 1't : southerly of the west 1 one CIL"artv), corrior of Bald `pec. .35; thenco east par; l:l01 rwxtii tli+ r'a.,t -ttc+;'t contor'l.'tne" of se, id Bec . tis , %li't;i , tC, t't; thoT co, north, )-arall.el with tltLi west Iino of said Stec. 351 516,5 ft thonce f i cst J)nra1101 with Said O'ast-wost crntorline 405.96 It. t"rt the t,,est 1i'10 of s;ticl SOC, )5" titotice south al,o . cy said tyC 5t line of ';cc. 35- to the point Containin 5 .ncros , t>toro `ryr less , I"�nrhs m. Mrs . flair ,read staff findings Proponents! Mr: petersen had nothing new to add: Opponents:' Roy` MeadjL'flarvey Mead`and Gladys Semrau--all of Chico, opposed th'e pro,jecton the grounds that it would be precedent setting. Mr. Petersen had no rebuttal. The hearing, was closed and after discussion motion was made by Com" missi,ontr Stutz', seconded by Commissioner Wheels]", to recommend denial. AYES: Commissioners Everhard, Stutz, IUheeler and Cha'Tman Bennett NOES: No one. ABSENT.:, Commissioner Gilbert. Motion Carried. ;ZONE" RL'rC14%Mi r ftpPI i caOt Petovson & Sods, 5 Spa`n,ish Oak6Oircle, ChJ,(,, a CA 95926 Own e i". sam© y M.Miwr.+e+++4n.r+M A1+a:4wu�wa�+l,.flyerl."vfa+r+raY...vJ.wa«.+!+r.+a nw:nYw.w...aly.µ.w�lrYwn.+.W+w..:wr+,Iw:Igawwe+ayaMarr/wwwt+..awrwlKrrw+..ra.+,«+i+r.e4�.W�r.a✓.w. . _ i .- .aw.«}rr'Ge.ynY.w.•rw-..txe�.r. �� #nW+�+vF+a+wYra.+.. rt+wasuw♦.ar ... r, ReRezone from A--20to A -S F. 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". _.• ikr.+:Aa:<w.'.i..rew4ea..�:�W°•+r«PJke+.m«tiL.+.r..r. i....W....w..'..M�4 ♦"�'��'�^r'�YY'^^� 4 41/ i� i ,. .. .I r ,T�"1'pa Cai�1��''" '�'r.e�lNrti°�� CODI►fi.}i4 J �1 Notice is hereby givon by tho fut�e Coun%y Kannirxp Commission that puhli.t. heari.x.ps V2411 be held, on Monday. JjAiie 26,; 19 76, at 7:30 p,m., ill the butt County ::orzAc� a�C Supe'rv,i.sa�r '" �#r�omn Butte County Admin.istration Building, 1859 Mrri St~rbet C o�ri�. E, California, iregardl-ng tete fnllowings TBMS ON MUCH N1;G,�' 1"13 l)h �'LARA'1'ION REGARDING, YI V momT, ''` 1?rt 1` = ' ? L`f ( SS�f r1 ` n. 1.' Dan Hays M Reyono from "IM -40'+c (Timber MountaiA 40 a0Te parcels) to, PITNt-1011 (TimbOT Motuttain, � .10 Acre parcels) property located on both sides br Doc, M1111 RJdge Road approx. 3 miles '%oUth `bf Schott f Road,, i.denti: od as AP 63-02-720 73, and 74, more partici<iaky dos- ��Ir.I�,d.as: Lots 6, 79, and 8'of "P41Z ^ad�i$e West" per mai` of�., , „ °��s+rf'ord in `�y�.q , �,13c +�ajl:,62�e���s{�nt i�ajg� Cyt �{s,�r�ay . ;o ire the Co ining 1.33 Acres'more or, les::', 11,0.rthe'wt of Chico. 12 .Peterse,n el Sous �. k3e a,�o : , .om "A_2011 (Agricultural 20 acre parcels) to "A-511 (A'gleiculturel 5 acre, parcels) property Iodated on the eaa side cox Troxel Road an �roac 1 mile south of ftraicl� Road, id'Onti.f ied as AP 39- ' 25.4 .- (por tion) s more p�.rt.i.c.31wrly desc,,T .bed as A portion of the S11 1/4 of Sec. 35 'i°2INI 8113 MIMIhi as if produced hats the Rancho Ag.xa.s, Fviaq ,d.6scribed as � cal l osys; , Beginning at, a point. on tho west lino of F,"Iid Sec, 355, I .acg.r�ed 1635.80 'f? . .1041,therly of this witt one 012avtov conov 0 said pec, 35; thence east parollel With t xM east -test co fes°:ixne o ,: d Seco 350. t; thenco Saar-�h.pax�al lel t�ith, a the gest: 111ne of ssi Sees rq 136 5° ft- t�hfbnce gest parallel with Sold east - west con'ter lin 405.96 ft,, to the Vest lino of said Sec. 35' thenem iauth along gaid os� 1AM'."e of Sec. 3, to tho point o Contain ng 5 Zsc,cros mot'le or lass p Durhrn-fl. The above mentioned applications,, poni:t: ons o mr.ti:"vi, Graf environiental im.pact:, reports an���o;� '3�g�t��e reports are on rile and available, nor yublk viewing at 'til 6aMiCe of the Biytte CaWity KwArbi.n.g Dopa-rtplexstr 1, ra ty Centor Drive Oroville, Cali.forniA nviroMi�2ental. XiVpact Reports are also avai cble at c-oj .Lge and cozanty lftbraii,e . h t to °caissloit WTTF, COMITY PLANNING Gt311MISS ON LAWP$hTCH ` J. AAWSON DRRRd' 0R Or PLANNING 10 PR PUBLIVED ltd THE CHICO ENTERPRISE PztCORD ON 'FffTRSDAY; JUNE tC Y } � , _.. II { 7 ^ r•ir++...«._wr.�+,+w �n *^"4i••�rt,p+�w'W.u..:N+'.. -»w..-.M+!..e.�.w.wM+,Mwr..n+++ww.:.r,rYewr..� IT9f :Bob 1. C .......N,.• . - - O fi. ��.F 1 Paulus - Div F of Forestry i ri s 1 �4 4 1� 5 � (Y.....�...a-.r...»......+Y�=.�-�-....'.1...�.�r.r.�:.....r. -+�+v....��.....rN..+.r+-a.....:....1.rw.r..u�r..�•� .....�....N ARTM C2n:i''�tv`�,t,rCaxn>rtent . 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WYac.Y.Y�n:...yry WMI.�i+r++fx 4 .,e _H+ur'hrb wMiYdavM%4+Yt,rw4 s+r lr,a .+Yw�'.rY,aW4a.0 tix' FYy.MWMMWY'MrY.r&+.Mn4n1Y.W+++4v.l�i.. .4�.+'rYrtwr. ri '4•M'ri.N4wa.uYW a+i+r ViK»+Y+<r.MVrw+rkW.r: .' .. vr+,.wwWu..w,r.y.wrw..�i�1NY+.aw+'i4'vr+r�{U.H:bww✓�iv+ar.ra ru.<r.+uwr�rAr.'Mrix,wrWs..r-er .c�.h�AYir.Y.b 'w.WA�wi.ur' rr.l.r..winiM.+:Fel rxti �rr.�+A�,.wn4++�i,�.+y:vy Mi+.+M.FLr.+.wvy.wrirrwarr-:.- .-Y<.w+.'. ' � nl+n�aY�.'w,Y�rweUn.'+�---��- rw+A:re .Wxr.r»M+,rY1hA. r .. uwrY•.u+�wrsr.r,re+.ruw.tr/ntY4w:+,Ir++nL+r.Y.+r.c�rMre±w �arYr>�wr a+r+xrY�u.e..uu+r'lYn vim'- , y..�y ��nning Comm. ' '�'r"a -.•`fes+++!.ew«l.. 'AFF'+Y Nva+Y.�.e1M�.rw u�eiurwaLlY.roMl.:.:.....vrY.,i'rr.r,,r..+MwMY<in,..i�wlY..wM. Yr..w.Js.w:+i'.MYrswr.Fr.n{}.Yeyyrr.ww„r.p+rrMM,.Iui�� wµwryy,..iyl �Y�.�, tl i is ) ♦ 1 f ��7 ! ��lA 11J!i •F ] i ��� „ _ Apr j „`_; M '1 , 1171 , at rsen A .sans S Chico, Ca, 9,592,6: j, Thi ii to Wolify" yatx that We 11avo rego*v d your �. tipp1iCa�i Q7'1 i±Ct'X' a ratoNfrom-02n to Ailf1prn home •. OWN will SAeKWO public heaaxAPS at such' time as the , environmental a0to`rmW >ai'wi )ja.q. boali roreived by th.I ?,-Office. AettyreN,t�.x ` tB/Lt41 � s �k' r , 07 Y 1 rE ywg�, 8�' �..- '', , �_.�S r,. 1. 1 . �f ?jlY WonQ ��>•.��`c... , .. ....L. . i.... �M . ,, _ ry �.... Y. " Ton. ... .... .. Az Y0. „ ., r! in 0 i = peg ,,ssen .sons ' S 8pdhish Oak Citc e, Chico, Ca, 9502E RO, getoxiO Pil filo 78�R3,. AP �3�`-2537 (�anxt;lon) Ggntlemen This letter will serve As your official notificatic%n t.ttt: the butte';auntry Planning Coi�imissar�z�, at i.ts meotin on f Jutie 2G, 19783 �eftied rp � . your •a xi�a-tie�n for a rezonin� ftain ' (Agricultural., � 20 acre Parcels) 66 "A -5,O (Agricul t•� ural, 1� S tacre parcels) for prta�ei�'y� l,ei,Gat:�cl on the cyst side o f Troxa�: Road s�prci e. � mile South ni' 13ur�iick Road, X143 Y` Ill You have the right to a3iPeal this decision' to trhol" BoarcX of 8�ipervisors'withln five () ,r3a,rs o the report, o the; Plans :in. .Commi ss,a op t s actio The Doa•rtt of-qup�r�a will xeYceive the P110111ing Commissioii is repoVt an Tuesday July 110 1978, If You Wish to appeal, You must subm,"t - y.ouir`reclupst trc► the Clerk of tiler noa.ti of 'sta e viscairs-.-,ix 'k r it.ing--tea later t haxi 5:00, P.K, Monday day, ,1111y 17. o. , Should you, have an y y c�uesta,oz�s ��coiacorniut�� this matter, P1�asea� v` „ W feel free to, contact 'this offi,ce r �!a Sin c'ere-ly,, BettYe Blair Planner Il I BD : , r l.IS:d.;}rpt 23, 77 n:I.a; 'L-it 'L- cc7 t7.x,n real property situa:tz ,in the CO'I,nt,y of Butte, Stato c:f C til ;fOl-Ilia, describ(--d as f'ol.lows , That oo rta n parcel or land situate within., the 1�ancho Aquas Prias, accord- ing to tjAe Map t, hereof, made in .July .187ti by, John La Czoze, Surveyor, and fa, ed ilk th- Off a.,ce ,o,f: .the Recorder of the Cotiz'aty of Buffo, State of t;x1i fo�•z;a.�'r, crstatn}acr 2,5, Ia7Gj inti Map n00},, 5, page 28, doscr.inbed as follows. 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VortIirwest: u��rL r_ S ,o an , . , CnwnsIlip IVTI11}t}; VR0 i a�j I�va,c:f,.:rcl Z� 512 ,n-terest .1',n nild to 0.11 aid, go,s and min ,,rats . r. 14 Fom paltiGn of the ;rutl�Y�rept gua ttr off: Sec ion 35, Township 21 Nor:t.h e '.1 T:�at,1�3 hz y-.frog witrhin the sad Ranchont�uas vrias be r J pox tiozl theareof , if the: said Southw st quar�t:er were prbduc-,d int;.otheRancho.J.>'. iNG 11111 TILPA0,2 the; following dgscribed parcel off' lancZ ll1l1NG , at a paint on the West line of said Section 35, l;ocat.d SoLtt,i�t� ly . 80 facet from the West gyie quar�u�: r corner thezeo.t:; ,t}•zence Sa i ar1g r7c,rt 1.r,nr;�, ��. dattance of 933.00 `41oct to a 'poor u; tlzei� �;Laxzrl1r ith -the Last and t^rest qez)uer1.ine of said Ekc atti.c:h,35 a distancie ofG cue; :> to a point-.; thenoe :forth and j;�aral.lc� ►; With the Vlest line of said flection 35, a distance of 433.00 feet to a point; thence ` West and pa:ralIel with the East and wo.4;t: center).it�e of said a,:,,ction 35, a distance of 300.00 �-e,et to the point of beginning. 1� an ndividod 251A int Brest in and to c-til, oij., gas and Il y '•r } 9u++u Co. Planning Comm, APR 19 1878 1 OrOVIII8 Cafi}ornia t, w a FN, 06 J( r `a✓�.y rail �a� I ,J 1 f.',�, ^^-. t f..Y G i, �^>♦. �I�f 1. �/ V �w.we we. •.m'tisn." au .. ®f , rte... I0 CY r 0 '1 30 {i CIO - 40 2 Pulor Ire i7 C5f C, � etX: Cr'/ ill Cl 2(,- u o Co. Planning Comm., APR 19 1976 Oro ville, California: � 1 { C � , ° ...}; ' �, i k ;$ � �, 1 � a•,. 1 { 4 ' 1 f X r`�" t � ! '"3 t a t , a. , C r"t I f • 1 , , t, A aJ�a .ara ' ..�. ,CINiRS.l?RV.:.. p. /.,. /U"T/�`TRe''. n,L(C/IJI°`,f,�'L.�►PR�SNt RRR\1fJ(��+N`YdlqD�@r,^i.,LMr�y��j}6.N?. V;�L!1�(fff7'.R .# �" - u a'` � �Y •� /y'�{�j �•• ,.e A\ PLIWAoP r '+'1 N,4R- RV { •• vn a f f �. } r0 - � t ✓, /ti icy "�:,' ... � �. t" +jk} +��y�(.. }j, ,,J "��yks Pfx L � '�r'�P i^,^!^�WW fi�h..J ..w�. }�v�(,r1�., i . 7L.. .r .�*, ��.:.,.i ,�� �w+1 4,�Y, r ,-,. .a .. n.' ,^Y. .y.�.t1 ,1.L....'e��.? "k.. .... � � .71��.�}f�.'�( �t�•r`Fi, Ai # r�:^��l T,.�,1