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APPENDIX,
Date Filed
' Environmetttal Information Foran
(Tobe c,om6leted by applicants
GENERAL 'CNFO`Ri MATID`N
]L_ Name axid„addtess of dovelo etor �ro,ect, snon,sox; P annxng ommissxon
` i,n�:t�ated` 1;c�rt�rz� for 'patc�l deYe�e� ,,Tot TRZ60 IL,�st
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p ess of��' pxQJ.ect.
AsSessox`'s Block, and ,ot Number
�J ” Namd,,. address" r aria te1.e ht�ne number of. Berson to ba gontacted'
concerning this project: L. J': Lawson - P1,a»rt A D rer'�<ix
,4:' 'Ty e' of Project ; �i .`e-. czonlLz subdivision) ROZI) �lrt from p-2 to'
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"5. Lisa and describe aiay other :elated port its and �othei, public.
approvals requixd for this project: including„ those 7r{u�.� ed by
city , regional, state, an r3 fedexal a ,enc es ;
4. 6. Ex1sting zoning district,:
7'. Proposed use of sites i
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION
S .Site sits. 8 `Ate
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q building (s) , N1 AI Square footage of
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10. Nuiiber of floors of construction.
fi. Amount of off- street parking; providedr N A
12. Attach situ development plan, NIA
13. Proposedss,,pheduling, .ASAP
14, Asso.ciated. pro' ects . N/A
S . :ic;Lpated incremental development,, N/A
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APPENDIX
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,To be comp1eVedr;by Lead Agency)
I.,ACi GROUNv,og # 78-0 130-01
1. Nage of Pr`ogic�tien�: Bu�;iP {�oup],;inf� Coxnnissa-t�,.;.
2. ; Addrea's xa)ld° Phone'
L8L oni ng Director
V11E l.'.. 6U O V JJ.L �.. iZ
1� Or'oville^ C1alifdra �qfl
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3 ., Date r.af ChecXClist Subir�itted
4, Agency Requiring Checklist
5 Name df P`tapbsal, � f s.pplicabie, , < 3 �� � f' m
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Row '# 73 wOS,::rortli ofi't :Cllypper Mills.
I t ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS'
Explanations of all" "yes": and i "maybe" answers are
xegiAred
on attached sheets,)
YES MAYBE
1. Earth. W 11 the proposal result .in significant:
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a.'Unstable 'earth conditions or in
changes in geologid subst�uctures7 -�. _,,,.
b Disruptions,, displacements, 6om-
padtiori3Ot overcovering.of the soil? _
c. Change in topOsraphy or ground
face relief .Features or, removal of
npsoil? '`'
d. 'Destruction, covveritg or rnod3faca-
tion of any uniqueeUl'OgiG or
physica? features?
e. Increase in'wind or water erosion
of soils; either on or o`ff the site?
f. Changes in deposition or erosion
of beach sands, or changes in silta-
tion, deposition or erosion vhich
may modify the chanAel of a river or
stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or, lake?
g. 116s s of prime agriculturally ' prP
°ductive soils outside designated.
urban areas? ._.�.;
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h. xpta'sure oi' p opl or'griapert" 0�'i
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l,ax cds lades , muds lig des , ground, faila�ir. e ,
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or similar ha�hkds? !° ,
2.
Air. Will: Che
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a Substantial' d.eter� t� at
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oda'rs ; solve war '{fumes'?t f` ry ,°Xaa,
c, Sag%fi c'r�t, e. f air'
l�terat ono
movemenitt; hoist re of ;'"Cempature,
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or., any,Chdo. g0 ti" cel a,mafe aith�
locally or regionally?
3.
WateWi11the Oroposal, .Tres;ulto„a.nj sub stan Ci'a I
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a. Chan' ges in currents, or the course
or dlire'ctxon of water .Wovement�s"? r
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b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage
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a to rns or th
p � > e, rate an;dr. arnotint .of^,
su'fa'ce. water Yungffl;
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c. x4'eed for off-ti te._surface,
improvements; includinvegetation
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removal, chap eIliation`or culvert
installation?`
CL, Alterations to 6"he> course ox flow
of f1,6d wate:t? �x
e. Change in the 'cimol'ir.t\ of surface'
watet in any water b6-dy,?
f . ,:Discharge; into surface waters,,' or _
in I any al.;aeration of Surface
water quality ' Inc:l,uding But not
limited to tetnperature, dirssolved
oxygen or turbidity?
g. Alteration of !the direction or
rate of flow of ground waters'I
h.. Change in the quantity or quality
of ground caters, either through
direct additions or withdrawals;
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ov through interception of an
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
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Redtsat on in the amount of water
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otherwz se available .for publia
water ;supplies?
Exposure' of people or property
,to water related haz'ards� such as
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Life. Will the proposal. resu t
.substantial
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Loss l, of vegd'tatz.an or 'change in the rI
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diversity of • specie's ;or -number
of ,any `Spe4lies, of p'I�arts,Xincluding
trp,es, shrubs,,,,,, gtas-s. er,ops,
m� crofl'ora and aquatic planks)°?• •.
b
Reduction .of the' �n.�umbers• of any
unique, rare or endangered. species,
ofplants?
c
Introduction of new species of
plants, into an area, or. in a barrier
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to' the normal opl.enishment of
existing species?
�d,
Reduction in acrea e of An a ri-
to
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cultural crop?
Animal Life . Will bhp praposal result
n
ss st•antial:
a,
Change in the diversity, of species,
or numbers ;of any species o:
animals (birds; land :,An.it4als''
inoluding reptiles, fish and shell-
f.ish,'benthic organisms, insects or
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microfaixna) ?
Reduction of the numbers `of any
unique•,;, rare or endangered species
of animals'?
c,
Introduction of nev species of
animals into an area, or result in.
g «' � s
a barrier to the mi rar.�.on or
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movement of ani,rgal.s .
d,
Reduction of, encroachment upon,'or
deterioration to existing fish or
wildlife habitat,
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Noise. Will: tbe.proposal'''xesult"'7T1 i ,M
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substan t1al
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a, increases n noise r,Edvelsi?
b Exposure o� people; to,. sewetd poi"se
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levels?
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Light and, Glare . Wi1l„' GFi proposal
pro uce 519=11Cant fight: ,or l.are?
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Lad the proposed " suit
a sx.gnificantit
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a.: Alterationf.0 l annodlancl' ., se
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0 an, arca. 4 blish tre
,� ux, testa b _e , rid
which,i w 111, denioi'strably 1_cad toi.suai
alteration?
b. "Gon l,ict with uses ori adjolnirig
properties, or conflict with
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establ i sped recreational,,educa-
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tional, religious or. sc�.ent�f`c,
uses of an area?
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Natural`
��iatural',Resoulrces. Wi11 the, ro''689.1
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'result in, su stantial'f" ,
a; Demand for, or increase iri'-)the:rate
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of use of- any natural` resources?
b. Depletion, of any nonrenwabl
natural resource?
10.
Risk o_ set. Does .the }ioposal
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an ov ve a risk of an explosion or,
the release of,hazaedous substances
(including, but not limited to, oi.1,
pesticides, chemicals or radiation)
in the event of',an accident or upset
conditions?
11.
Population.. Will the proposal
signi ioantly alter the location,
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distribution, density;, or growth
rate of the human population of, an
area or nhysic_ally divide an
established community?
12.
Housing. Will the proposal
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signs. xcantly affect existing housing,
or create a demand for additional
housing? _
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13" l'r'aris ortatian/Circulti ani Will' th'e
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F Generation o`—f subs,tantia]_'acld ,tion sl "'
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vehicular movement?
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b . ig�xific'sn.t� effecte on existing
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C. Subst4ntial impact upon existing
transpurt'a"t%on systems:? �`%"
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Sign, f3cent alterations ,to present
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:..pattern' �af . cxcuat.on or movement
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of pe6ple an goods?
,e. ;Alterations to waterbotne ',rai'1 or
air, traf ;ic?
f .. Increase, 'in traf f !:C:, h, Mards to motor
vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?.
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14'. Public Ser ices . . ITIII the ,proposal have
An eftect upon, or result in a substantial
need for new or altered governueittal -
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services in any of, the following. �4reas
a. Fire protection?
b . Police protection?
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C. Schools?
d. Parks or other recreational
facilities?
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e. Maintenance of public "facilities,'
including roads?.
f. Other governmental services?
15. Energy. Will the proposal result in:
a. Use of substantial.amounts of fuel
or., energy?
b. Substantial increase in demand upon'
existing sources of energy, )r
require the devejapment of new
,i,47 sources of energy?
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16. '' _ tities . Will the p�.op'6sal result '
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nnet�for neta systems, or sub-
star tial alterations to the fol lowing
` utilities:
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d, Sewer (will 'trunk: line be extended;
p -oVv din • ca� �.;c-it , to •se ire noip
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developtirment) ?
e.S totrn water 'drainage?
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Human ea° lth Wi.7. the proposes`
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requ t Vin;
'a, ��,reat on, of"any, hearth ,hazard ^'or
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Potential health hazard (excluding
mental health) ?
b: Exposure, of peopl , to potential
health hazards? :
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Solid 'Waste . Will the proposal result
in any ,aignificant impacts ass:o6J;ated
with, so�lid> wa to
s disposal: or ,I a-tte
control.
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19.
Aesklietics.. Will the proposal result-
z.n the 0truetion. of any pub;l is
4esi:gnated or recognizedscenic vista
open to the public, or will the
proposal result in the creation of An
aesthetically offensive site open to
public view?
20.
Recreation. Will the proposal result'
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in p t' upon the quality or
ani o
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tion facilities?
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21.
Archeological /Hi8tor.ical. Will the
ptoposaL result in an al7teration of
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a significant arcb,eologi'cal or
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historical 'site, . structure, object
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or building?
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Mandatory Findings of Signifa.cance,
a. Does,, the project have the potential
to degrade the q: uali.ty of the _
environment, substantially reduce
the habitat of a fish or wildlife:
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species, cause a fish or wildlifA -
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population to drop below self
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sustaining ler�etsr threats to
eliminate a 'plant o'r' anirX�A came
munity, reduce the number: of restri6t
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he, xarige oil a rate'o,- (e6ndangered
^'1azYt
o� animal or' eldinate important
examples of the major periods of
California history or pre history?
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Dees the project have the ,potential
to achieve short term benef'ts to
�optecl
the detriment*-. of publicly
IF
to g -term env�tronmen al, goals?
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,.:Does the. proJj ct have impacts whica
are 3ndivdu fly limited, but
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cumin ati�re y considerable? (a 'pro`j ect
znay impact on - two or more sr parate
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resources where "the, impact each
resource is relative. y small, but
where the effectlof,:, Lhe total of-
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those impacts on the environment isQ
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Does the project,Jthave environmental
effects which ill:' cause substantial
adverse effects onhuman 'bein s
either d:.redtly or indirectly?
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,APPEIOIX G ,
NEGATTUE DECLARATION REGARDING ENVI�tONI`'LENTA�r SACT
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NOTICE IS HF�EBY GIVEN` that the pato j ect d�:st;rahed bei ;iw hay
boen reviewed pursuant to the provisions` of the O'iforni=a
Environmental Quality ,A.ct of 19?0 (Publi.c, Resources Code
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21100 y et seg.) and a deter. ,Lnation k,,,has been made that it wi.l.l
not have a significant effect,, upon the environment*
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DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT : 4x
Pe.zt�zie f om. A- to Ti's -•0 dor' .�.P# 73-21"0$-
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F PR OJECTn
LOCATION 0F,
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The site fronts o�' Bidet Road about two miles north of :its
intersection with La Porte Road, north of Clipper Mills.
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NAME JUM ADDP ESS :OF PR.CJJECT APPLICANT.
0ommssio»
But County �'lanZI
o L4 J. Laxson, Pg Director
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7 County Center Drive, Oroville`
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MiTIGA.TioN MEASURES: I -
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Acopy of the Environ�zental Rev' ew Director's initial study
regarding the env.i;ro=ontal effect of this project is attached.
This study was at ,_
%,Adopted as prem need» - `}
Adopted with changes«' Specific modifications and �
supporting reason,` a2e attached.
7.
A public hearing on this Negative Declaration -Was held by the
decision making body,.
Hearing body Butte,County Board of Supervisors
Date of Determination
-Determinations'
0n the basis of the Environmental Director's initial study,
the information presented at comments received on the ,
Proposal and our owzi knowledge acid inwependent research:
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4 A; statement of: ( ver. riding
Cons ic enation
/ %' bias, /7 was not,
adop 4ed for thio project .
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5 Mitigation: mea6ures adopted.by the Lead
Agency to reduce th.o
impacts of the approved prod ect are
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Signature,
Earl D. Nelson
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Envirox)mohtal Review Director
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Date
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78=203 ADOPT ORDINANCk 1896: PTJ13 IC HEARING. TIMBEit PRESERVE Z%C. - REZO tE`
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TO "TP -160" (TI wB !--uwb, PPXSRRVE) zONr PORTIONS fJI" EA�SIEIiii BUTTE C000#
C�Tdi"ATNING 14,630 ACRES`O 72.86 8QUARE..1tTLES OR. LESS a a
_MMURE
The,;public hearing `or% the Timber Preserve zone tetone to 'OTp„;ib0"
(timber land weserVe) zone poraions of eastern Butte County, can i,ning
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l�¢pb30. acres or, 22,86 sgixare n�i'lts ix��re' or less iras held as advertised;
J? m 'Saarason % t
director,, seG� ;out _ f}t backgtdund o4' the �'�P zoni;ng. '
This was asseanning
p d as proposition ld �n November's, 1974, It revised the
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taxationof the property , In � 1976 ' the Assessor compiled a,, li,�st o f
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parcels that ware timber land., Those,parcels included on List -B are
to remain unless the owner can shdwthat"it is in the ptblic ntergest
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to not be`zoned TP 'zonifYg. Mr. Lawson gave the background on' the
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Hearlmg open to the public. Appearing':"
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1, Bill Wilson, real estate. �fr. Wilson stated "that the
TM toning was the bi;gest steal of personal, property rights, -Mr.
Wilson questioned whether his {taxes would go down if lis property
was included in the'zoning, Mr. Wilson was assured that his property
taxes would be decreased
2. Wesley Chipman, executor of the estate of Charles E. Coupe.'
Mr,. Chipman stated that'he would lite to have the ro'ert excluded
property Y .tram
the zoning, The property may have to be;.sold The property may bo sold
by Che estate or sold by the heirs. The propprty'is in ,probate at the
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presznt time.
Discussion of the penalties when, requesting to be taken out
of the timber reserve zoning had at this time, The penalties are
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similar to those of the Williamson Act. A procedure will have to he
set out to petition .for withdrawal from the zoning. The findings;'
the board has to make at the timoi, oll withdrawal, are much more strict
than the findings of excltsion.at the time of hearing for inclusion.
On motion of Supervisor Richter, seconded by Supervisor Zemke
and unanimously carried, the estate of Charles E. Coupe; AP 73.21-3,
was excluded from List B with the findings that it is in'the public
interest that `the size,;"sl)aNand location of the property and desire .
of the owners is consiscent,with the public interest.
3. Jar.es•Elansen. -Nr. i:ansen statedthat in the coripatible
uses recommended three acres are designiatod for mining, When List A
was adopted the same subject came up and the three Here ma:fmum was
re moved. llr. Hansen stated that the three acre maximum :should be
excluded from the compatible uses.-
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sMINUTES .Y July 10,- 1978
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„ The foll,od�i 'puY,lic hearing dates Were set to consider Planztiia ;
Jy X71. A ��xbT �c�t hearing ,date;ofr,d �Ygust" 15'„ 19,78 at'�~a�0:"15 ani. �aaa,;
set for -.consideration of the day 11al'belft . and' Va td 'EaiZ�'' ^groposed' nega .' e+ ,,
ryd'eclaration and rezone 'from "A�16" ('agricultural, to acre parcels) a + q
-1'l (suburban residential, cit6 acxe parcels) pr;%Merry lotatad on ooh ,
sosathwest corner of Oak ParkAvenue aria Aoae Ave ueD idertt:ified; 'as � k'
px AE 42'-21-17., containing f-ive acres, mote or lees, Chico,;
A public hoo.ring date of Aust 15, 1978 A 10:45 a.tn«:: urea
set £or conaideration of the Durham ems Shop proposed �iegatiu°e declaratiwkF
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acid 'rezone ,from 11A-5" (agricultural,., five acre Farcels) to "M=111 (light
industrial) property located on the'south side o, Durham Highway at"
Jones Avenue, identified as AP 40-20 -4 53, 54 and 55, containing five
acres, more or less, Durham,
3. A public hearing date of August 22, 1978 tie '9:30 a,m. was
' set; for consideration of the Butte Count, 1'lanrting Ccmratission proposed
negative declaration and -rezone from "A-7" .(general) and Ifinterim R -N"
(residential -nonconforming) to (residential-nonconfoxmixt), 1tri-2"
(general covaLercial), "M -l" (light industrial and"P-011 ..(public-gua:gi
public) property located south of the Oroville City Liraits, east of tho:
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5outhdth Pacific Railroad right`-of-Oay, west of the east line of Sections
'17 and 20,, T19N, ME, IMB&.M and north and west of Lincoln Street, T`i'ers
Street and: Ithaca Street.
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G, A .public hearing' c]ate of August 22, 197'8 at 9:4S a.m. war,
set: for co sideration of the Butte County Planning Comr',nission propaGed'
negative declati:ation, and rezone ft:om' "A-2" (geiie' al) to "TMw4o" (timber,
mountain 40 acre parcels) property located au"proximately /2 mile"north ;f
oir Binet toad, approximately one and oris -half stiles npttheast of La 'Potts;
Road,, identified as AP 73-21-08:. ;
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REp sLUFF. CALIF40HMIA 9,; X16
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November 29 1977 1
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1977
Cmlif�rrij
Richard C. Barnes
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Real Prey Appraiser.
Butte County Assessors Office q
County, Admiraist.ration Building
va11,e, ' CA 95965''
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]year Dick k ri
As per our telephone conversation this date We r
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ehcloq#g a copy of out County o di nano lis C.
Under says the land shall be a
51113' of AS 125 it
certain. Site Quality Class 'or ,higher under Section 434 of the
Revenue and Taxation Code; pi6vided, that eie 'parcel slay
not be required to be, of tte twa %d ghest sate, classes.
511119.5 refers tb t116 site the parcels can be divided' hat o.
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if we can be of-any further help please feel 'free to,
call Us.
Very truly ;yoUrs
, r hn 0, Ohman, Tixciber Appraiser �
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`THE BOARD JF , Si7x�E1�VISORS OF T -IE COUNTY 0P}�A�fA b0
HEREBY
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ORDAIN AS FOLMti'S .
Secto.�Y `]. c' Chapter 4b, i Fart, X, Di 1V1. 3':' Title I I
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ofthe,-
Tehama County Code ,J horeby repealed.
Sectlbn 2; Chapter 40 is added to ,Part ,X; Di.vis'ion. ;
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g'Title�Il
of the, Tehama County ,;ode to read as follows:"
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, „Chapter 4D; �" TPZ'4 T,IT� tR PRESP.;RV ZONING DxSTRICT"
Art. l: PURPOSE: To encourage and permit management,'
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I�iroduction, ,,and harvest of timberlands, To provide for
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the pxoces;sing of rade materri'als resulting from such
activity, and to protect and insure continuous timber
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, production, in support ,of a mj 901• a n4Vstry in the county.
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To allow all °lands f=subjeci to Timber Preserve Zoning
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to be va.l'ued for prape'rt' taxation, in general; on the
bss :s of'_..;its use for growiLng and harvesting°tirnber onl
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Also, to re�plac,e and convert all existing, IAF'" Agricult
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Forest, distr�ry;ct, zoning, to "IM"Timber Preserve
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Zoning District
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Art. 2: fdj0 1PAT, I t L E USES
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Seas. 441,0:' The o,'1 dwing shall: be compatible uses in,
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the "TPZ' zone •
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a A use i�te.grally related to the gro�a.ng 'harvesting
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and processing of forest products, including but not
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limited to roads ;'° log landings, log storage areas,`
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temporary "labor' camps, poxtable ,���ood processing equipment,
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and rocl ox" ,ravel pits, subject=, to tre Su�•face fitting
and eclamatxon Act of 1975.
bt 'Management for wat;erslied;' fire and erosxon�,.contro
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ce Management for fish and wildlife l'iabitat, includI g'
hunting and' ;tishi;ng Subject to,'1anc1 owners` restrictions.
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d 'he erection, cons .trixtion ' ,.axte�lation or, main-
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tienance �£ gas', '.electric, water or cc)mtnonications
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transmission �' facilities'.
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e Grazing and ma'lxage hent £or, gr.aZ'ihg'
1. Dwellings' or 'mobilhomea existing on p'arcelt'y prix
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to bea.ng ,zoned "T;P,Z", Timber PresetVd Zoning .MstTidt.
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g Building' and structures other than, -resid.ential
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which" are incidental and accessory to the. ,g'rowang and
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harvesting of timber and above.lcampatible uses:
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Art. 3;f Gu ,l3;1TIONAL IJSP.S. REQdIRVNG USE PERMITss
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Sec. 40 ll The following uses shall, x equire . a Use
permit in a- TPZI zone.
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; a Pexmanent forest products PT cei iing fac+ili ties b
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b Structures and' facilities° ,associated with.
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commercial, htxntipjg and fishing, pack stations., ski lifts
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and similar, operations.
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c. Following "TZP'', Timber Preserve Zonilig., a''max,
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of one dwelling or mobilehome per 160 acre:-parcel when
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found by Planning Commission that `residence is necessary
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he management, growing, g p r.;
for t harve'stin or-processing
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of forest products.
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Axt. 4. rIIhjr�fiuNj LoT S7 ZE REQ '
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Sec'.; 4012: No individual ownership parcel of 1an.d -
�ICY,1'iiiwxW d,l•a.. e_.
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o y '^-mew^--e-�ssvrrr
less n '1G0 acres may be .nc3
after March 1 '1978,* ah such parcels must be capable of,
grow! g An average annual' volume of wood f ,bear as de,tbr=
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maned `by the county assessor. of at .leash 15 cubic feet
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per acre.
Se 401 3: A "T.pZ'° Timber Preserve Zoning ,District
arcetls, ,rcontiguous liAeaning� must cons�st of contiguous p
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two or more parcels of land that are adj'oin.ing or .nex�ht-
boring Ar are suff ;ci&ntly near- to each other as
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�•",ntermined by the Board. of Supervzs,.urs tliat are'
Manageable- As a single .forest unit �
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407.4:Parcels zofibd„ ,s' "Tpx0' T .tuber Preservef
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Zoning District may not be divided into parcels less
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than 160 acres unlesJ owners„ of resulting parcels submit
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a joint tan�ber management plan prepared by or approved
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as0 to content by a registered 'professional forester, ,and'
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such owners tinter into a binding contract with the hoard
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of Supervis`urs to manage and harvest timber on the timbe
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I ointl and are `hound b the provisions of s h
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management plan for a minimum of ten (10) years.
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Sec_. ,4615. Aecentl acquired land ma be added to an
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existing ,'TPZ" Timber Preserve Toning District, if
addition is under sanne `bwnershi:p regardless of parcel
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size and capable�of gTawing l5 cubic feet per acre of
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wood fiber.
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Sec. 4016: ,The ,minimum lot sizes required in a
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zone are*
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a, Front Yard 100 -feet.
i d e xaxa S 50-faet.
RearVYard.100 feet. o «.
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•of uses �n the TPZ ,'Timb6 Preserve Zoning
I the case'
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'` ° district xegvlrpg a use 'pe.rmi t, xhe a.bove,. yaxd standards
may be adjusted by the planning Commi,ssi.on.
Art., S:,' EFFtCTIVE PERIOD aF " PZ" TIT�1 ER P�RE.SERVE
ZONING DISTRICT
.ec.-: The "TP''r, Timber 'reserve Zanahg ,I?%strc
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p nds.,_ shal rem�a3 - iai , offe'ct
where establshed,u on any la
a per' of 10 years ;;therefrom and shawl bo auto-
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matically xehewed onq;the first day" oIjar5uvixy of each
year for an e.dditional.' one-year, peri,o4' u�11e.`s wi�ii; en
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natice of nonyeneival.is made by eiithdr the landowner or
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count and Served un the otherin advance of the
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i �y date annual renewal unless such wr'�itte
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served by the landowner at least 9'0 day'srior to the
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renewal date or by the county at lea.st 90 days.,, prior';to
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the renewal date the classafa.caton sh�a17 be cons'Zderec�
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renewed.
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Sect y 11 o into effec h�.
�.On Z . J,h�.s Ordinance ,�, �� $ ,. y' '
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days from its adoption, and prior to the expiration of fifteen
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days from tie adoption thereof •shall ' be published for at , least
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one time in the Red Bluff 1Daily News, a newspaper of general
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circulation in Tehama, County.
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The above and foregoing ordinance was duly,p,assed and
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adopted at a regular meeting of the Boaxd of Supervisors of the'
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County of Tehama on the 14th _ day of ember. . 19 7 r
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by the following vote;
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V-0-i :Bort 1799 �
crwautoy CA 9.5$a
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Wim" Hro Crabb:'int r
oar Qftic6 has rbin into china c0"ntro°»rwj 'pertaiiiiiig to t1fe dt4tua b
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certain timber ri�^ ter
�h ownod byDjamoad xntorrramt aru 3; Cox raretiozi �$bt,
relA tlom to' "T40 zonib ,+ We woul-n opprmciaato your opizsfon 61% thm
following questions l
�m T3i�+�ad :Cnt®�nrntional C6�o
Corporation 01fda 1610 acres sof titnberr �.
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rights-only on a co taiga, parcel in our county.
� W'ithim thij;
p&,rcel io a ldf.7, . aubdivl +ion whish ooriprican 26 lots w3th
8 dt:e7.UnGsd Chould thio be canoi.dored for IITPZII ..pai
2,, VhoLt effect would this ,.oaf hav owner
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thecae lotr3 iso far as =o tos riot ons? "
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A Should the an!-6.valdd ischodUlta be used far timber arighto.
for fee of n,erahipia
ko aour o 64) have th" .xisht to zona prroportios without
theoor��► ®f gpU parties involve(!?
5, We quemtibn VhOtiM: it id proper or leg,, to O'Acwnber 'or~
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re6triat the ;remaining "illits (all rights (93B L iVe of
than timber ri.E;hta) of the prc'porty or+neris by ;oziing their
j rope$rtJ I1Ta?Z s'
Z am 6201P)niric two >rn}Po to ch furthers i,litwtrate our problems y hopo
7W *an help us cla3r ry thi.j fiatuaatidn.
Very t y yduxa =
Alvin 7 r Anderson Botd Co. Planning Comm,
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AMsRcBig NOV 16 1977
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:SSACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA
>4 1799, SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA 9508)' IRIS S 040
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916) „445-8485 „ WILLIAM'M.OWNEtT ;
Third 0151lict, Son Roloal
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November 9;, 197' MCHARa N�Vws
PalFrth D)f,lrtd, Pasadgoo ;
! Ke'mH5nt CORY
Cast!►oPM, SacronYaltra
DOUGLAS 'A. BELL"
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Mr L, D. Babe Tay-lor
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Saskiyou County,Assessor
4th and Lane streets
Yreka, CA 96097 a
Dear Mr. Taylor
This is in respQ.nse to your r6quest that: we advisee,
whether Beckett Ranches, x .`r . , grantee under ,.a 1972 geed of
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g� so Nether the timber rights od
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Timber R�. hts, shou considered the owner., of ti exlan
sub ' ect to: zon�.n and �.� , w ,, xa. ht sh
be planed on the roll for separate assessment. A5 hereinaftdk
ick _ indicated, we belieVe that Beckett Ranches, 1nc., should be
g' p assessment of the timber rights
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so, re arded, and that, se ar ,
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Per the Deed.,, Beckett Ranches 'has been granted forever
P all timber and Christmas tree rights including " the right to
timber now standif'ig or growing or `fallen, as well as any and all
new growth of timber niaturing after the date of the Deed., as well
A8 the right to plant and .cultivate new timber, together with
the following rights: necessary rights of ingress and egress;
to cute plant, remove and cultivate timber fror.:_and on said
lands-the :right to-construct, maintains-and use roadsi pathsp >
or trails; necessaryorconvenient to the cutting;))planting,
removing and cu].tivat g ,nof timber from said land, j The deed
provides further that no lapse of time in the exercise of such,
rights is to be deemed an abandonment thereof nor a vestitur`e
t' of any adverse right in the grantor; its heirs, ox;,its assigns
1 Beckett_Ranches' rights under the Deed are so all-
encompassing that there is serious doubt that its grantor has
reserved tights that are of any value: Clearly, "Beckett Ranches
has title to the timber And,
perpetual right to the use of the
timberland. Since timber is: part of realty (Peterson v. Gibbs,
147 Cal. 1)', and since the owner of' timber, growing on the land
of another has, by reason of'such ownership, an interest in
realty (Gibbs v'.F,aPeterson" 163 Cal. 758, Beckett Ranches' interest
should: be recognized and separately enrolled.'
8uff'G Co. Planning Comm.
NOV 16 '1977
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