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"APPENDIX r
,Date I+ fk fled �.� � T
(( tnvironmental Information Vorm
(To be completed by applicant)
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. Name and address of developer or project sponsor: Co
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2. Address of project:
Asse `sor.' s Block. and Lot Number 0,2 14--- l/ — 1 147
3. Mame, address, and telephone number of person to be contacted
concerning this project:, OQ W AwC 19Lf 'e-, 12botJj�'°ii€Z
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4. Type of project; (i.e. rezoning, subdivision) Z, eoIiIc-
5. List and desctibe any other related permits and other public
approvals required for,, thi8 project, including, those required by
city, re iona1, state and federal agencies ; ��
6 Existing zoning
district I
7. Proposed use of site; ,a+_c!��s�� i'Ss �vi� ro -.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
$. Site size.
9. Square rootage of bui1dint;(s)•
10. Number of .floors o'L construction,
ll,, Amouit o£ ofd'-street parkin'; provided. ,ronmienfal Reylow Dept.
12. 'Attac`;h, site development plan. NO 1, 7 1978
13. Propos' d scheduling. But'd COWY,,
14. Associ#od projects.
15. Anticir')ated incremental development.
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16, If residential, include the number of units, schedule of unit
,sixes, and type of household ,size expected,
17. If commercial, indicate' the type, whether ne9ghborhbod, city
or regionally oriented, square footage of sales area, and loading;
facilities,
18.1 If Indus trial, indicate to type, estimated employmGr)[: Pe`r shift
and,loading facilities,
19. If institutional, indicate the major f. -unction, e8f i.mated
employment per shift, estimated occupancy, loading facilitiep,
and community benefits to 'be derived fromthe project.
20, 91f the project involves a variance, conditionalW,;a or rezoning
application, state this and indicate clearly Fahy the application is
reckuired
Area the following items applicable to the project or LS effects?
1; Discuss below all items checked yes (at=tach additional, , sheots 'as
,necessary)
YES NO
.� 21. Change in existinf features of, any beaches, lakes,
or hidlls, or substantial alteration of ground contours.
22 :
Significant chane in scenic views or vistas from
existing residential areas or public land: or roads,
--- 23. Significantly change pattern, scale or character of
general area of project.
' 24, Significant amounts of solid waste or litter.
5. Change in dust,ash, smoke, :Fumes or 'odnrs in
vicinity.
26. Significant change in 'Lake, steam or ground water ;
;+ quality or quantity, ox alteration of existing drainage
patterns
27. Substantial change in existing, noise or vibration
-H.. levels in the vicin,a,ty:
2g3, Site on filled land or on slope of 30 percent or more.
29, Use or disposal of potentially hazardous materials,
such as toxic substances, flammables or exolesives.
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YES NO,,
30. Substantial cha;iage in demand for municipal services
(police, fiireo.,water, sewage, etc.) .
31: Substantially increase fossil fuel consumption
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ectiicity, oil, natural gas, etc.) .
32. Relationship to para of a larger project or'series
of projects.
RNVIRONMENIPAL SETTING
33. Describe the ro'ect 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 Descriae the•surrounciing properties, including information
ori plants and animals and any cultural, historical or.scenic aspects.
Indicate the type of land use (residential, commercial, etc.),
intensity of land use (one -family., apartment houses, shops, department
stores, etc.), and scale of development (height, frontage, set -back,
rear yard, etc,.).
CERTIFXCATXoN; I hereby certify 'that„the statements furnished
above and zn 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 inforritation presented are true and
correct to the best of, my knowledge and belief.
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APPENDIX F
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ENVIRON:MEMAL CHECKLIST FORM
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
ERD L094 78-11-09-03
x, BACKGROUNB
Robert G, Winters:
1, Name of Proponent
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2, Address and Phone Number o .Proponent':
Route 1 , Box 435
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3. Date of Checklist Submitted
4Agency Requiring Checklist
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5.,, Name Of Proposal, if applicable
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TT ENVIRO"\ NTAL, IMPACTS!
(Explanatio,}is of all "yes" and "maybe"+answers are required
on attached sheets.
YES MAYBE
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1. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant-
ignificant—a.
a.Unstable earth condit`i.ons or in
changes ire geologic substructures?
b. Disruptions, displacements, com-
paction or overcovering of the soil?.
c... Change in topography or ground gut -
face relief .features;i or removal of
topsoil ?
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d. Destruction, covering or modifica-
tion 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
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of beach sands, or changes in s*lta-
tion, deposition or erosion which
may modify, the channel of a river or
stream or the beet of the ocean or
any, bay, inlet or lake?
b Loss of prime agriculturally pro-
ducti-ve ,soils outside designated
urban areas?'
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YES` MAYBE
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h. Exposure of people or property to
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geologic hazards such as "earthqualtes ,
landslides, mudslides, ground" failure,
or similar hazards?
2: Air; Will the proposal result In:
a. Substantial deterioration of
ambient or local air quality?
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b. The creraton of objectionable
-;r odors , smoke or :Fumes'?
c. Significant alteration of air
movement,. moisture. ot'tempature,
or any change in climate, either
locally
ox regionally?
3. Water'. Will the proposal result in substantias
a. Chdnges in currents, or the course
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or direction of water movements?
b, Changes in absorption rates, drainage
patterns, or the rate and amount'of
surface mater ` runoff?,,
C. Need for(bff-site surface drainage
improvements, including 'vegetation
removal, channel,ization or ''culverts
installation
a. Alterations to the course or flow
of, flood rates?
e. C11an:g
4� e in the amount of surface
water in any water body?
'f. Discharge into ;?"urface waters, or
in any alteration, of surface
water quality,' including but not
limited to tem�erature, dissolved
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oxygen or turbidigyv?'
g. Alteration of the direction or
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G rate of f7 arta of ground avatars?
h. Change in the quantity or quality
of ground waters, either through
direct additions or withdrawals,
or through interception of an
aqu.ifer by cuts or excavations? ;
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YES MAYBE
NO
'!,Ql uctior in the amount of water
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o~chertvise available nor public
water supplies?
j.
Exposure-of peoplo or property
to water related haz ^'ds such as
flooding?7/\j
4.
Plant: Life. Will the propos i, result
in
substantial.;
a.
Loss of vegetation or change in: the
diversity 6f species or number
of any species'o£ plarts,(ineluding>
trees, shrubs; grass, c:.rops)
microflora and aquatic plants)
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b i
Reduction of the numbers of any
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=unique, raw e or endangered' species
of plants?
c,
Introduction of new species of
plants into an area, or in a ,barrier
to the normal replenishmerit of
existing, species? _.
d.
Reduction' in acreage of any agxi-
cultural drop?
5,
Animal Life. Will the proposal result
in
substantial:
"a.
Change in the diversity of "species,
or numbers of any species of
animals (birds, land animals
iftbludi.ng reptiles, fish and shell-
fish, benthic organisms; inSsctS Or"
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�mic,tofauna) ? kr
b .
Reducpion' of_ the numbers oL . any'
Unique, rare or endango'•ed species
of animals?
c,
Introduction of nein species of <'
animals into an area Or result in
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abarrier to the migration,or
Ir
movement of animals?
d.,
Reduction of, encroachment Upon, Or
deteri.oxation. to existing fish or
wild1'i£e habitat?
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page 3 of 9
YES MAYBE
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6.
NO'iise. Will the proposal result in °
substantial,
a. Increases in noise']eve s.
b. Exposure ofpeople to severe nog se �(
levels?
7.
Light and Aare. W3-11 the proposal
produce s aiif cant light or glare?
8.
Land Use.. Will the proposed result
in a significant:
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a. Altbratlion of the planned land use
of at area, or establish a ^trend
which will demonstrably .lead to such,
al teratioTi?
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b, Conflict with uses on adjoining
properties; or conflict with
establiohe d recreational, educa'-
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tional, religious or scientific,,
Y f�,
uses of an area?
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9.
Natural RRe,source,s , Ui ll—,) the 'proposa-
rosu7 t in' "substantial
a`. -pemancl for, or increase in the rate'
of,use of any natural resources?
b. Depletion of any nonrenewable
natural resource?
10.
Risk of Upset, Doea the proposal
involve a xisk of an explosion or
the release of hazardous substances
(including, but not limited io, oil,
pesticides, chemicals or radiation)
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'n the event o"*E an accident or upset
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conditions?
11.
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Popu].ation. Will the proposal
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significantly alter the location,
distr b�ition, density, or growth
rate of the human population of an
area or physically divide
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established. community?
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12.
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Housing. Will the proposal
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s i.gi jEicantly affect existing houustng,
or create a demand for additional
housing?
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YFS MAYBE
-NO'
13.
`ftanspartat16n/Circul."Ation � . Will the
proposal result in
a. Generation of substantial Additional
vel-.1cular movement?
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b, Significant Effects existing
par%ins, facilities, or demand for
new p,.trking?,:
c, Substantial impact upon existing
transportation systems?
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d, Significant alterations to present
pat terns of circulation or movement
o.f_ .p-eaple and/or goods?
e. Alters;"tions to waterborne, rail or
air traffic,?
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f. Increase in traffic ha"ards 'o motor
vehidleS bicyclists or pede�traans? , z
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14.
Eublic. ,Services . ' ?�Ji .1 the proposal have
ac ee`f ecI- Upon, or result in a substantial
deed, for nev;,or altered governmental
t,
services ;in any of the fcllowiri�_, areas
a Fire protection?
b';. Police protection? --
c-11 schools?
d: Parks or other recreational
facilities?
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e,: Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f-, Other governmental 8err cgs?
15.
Ener,.. Will the proposal result in
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a. Use o substantial amounts of fuel
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or energy?
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b4 Substan.tial increase in demand upon
exi',,f
,�ing sources oenergy, or
requiire the development of near
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sources of energy? it
16.
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Utilities Will ll th'e proposal.
in a nee , for new systems, or, sub
stantial alterations to the following
utilities
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YESMAYBE
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NO
�4-, power o 1: 'natural. gas?
Communications systems? '
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c. Water?
d, Sewer (will trunk line be extended,
providing capp.city_to serve new
development) ? 0
e. Storm waterdrainage!
17.
Human;"�ea'lth. trJi,�11 the proposal _
,result,-,,in:
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a . Creation of any health hazard, or
potential health hazard= (exclu.d3'.ng
mental health) ?�
b. Exposure of peopie ,to potential
health hazards?
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Solid Waste, Will the proposal result
' in any significant impacts associated
with solid waste disposal or,-litter
�jcontrol?
19;;
Aesthetics. Will the proposal. result
in he QS truction of any public,
des;%gn .:ted or rrecogni zed scenic 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
in an impact upon the quality or
quantity of '
Aublic recreaWtiac
iessting
`i 21,
Archeolo i.cal/Ii storical. Will the
proposal re'su t in an a terati6n of
a significant archeological or "
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historical, site, structure, object
or budding?
22,
Mandatory 'Findings of Significance.
a. Does the, project have the potential
to degrade the quality of. the
environment, substantially reduce
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the habitat of a fisl�.;,)or wildlife
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species, cause a fis'h'or wildlife
papulation to dwop below sell:
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page 6. of 9
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YES
NO
sustaining levels, threaten to
eliminate a plantor animal com-
munity, redufie the number or, restric'
the°range of a rare or endanered
plant or animal or eliminate important
examples of the major periods of
California history or prehi,�story?
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mai potential
b' Does the project have the
to achieve short term benefits to
the detriment of publicly adopted
long-term, environmental goals?GI
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c; Does the project have impacts which.
are individually limited, but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
may, impact on two or more separate
resources where the impact on each
resource is relatively small, but
where the effect of the total of
those impacts on the environment is
significant. )
d. Doses the project have environmental
effects which will cause substantial
adverse effects on human beings,
either .direetly.or indirectly?
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IIT, DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
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'This project is a, rezoning of. AP# 241 'hl-'147 from A-2 Gon.eral •to •A-SR;
Agr u1tUre_Suburban Residential. The bwo,,acre site lies at the
norj$east corner of, Evans Reimer Road and Township Road (Lige Oak-
()G•ra,dley Road) south of Gridley approximates, one mile. The land is
relatively level, it walnut, orchard rase.
This two-acre property (AP# -94-1'1-147)„was divided into three 2/3-acre
parcels on Octo'ter 9, '1978 for"'Rober- linters. Prior to that time,,
theproperty was lot 'I of a tentative parcel map for Richard gtoi ,
;tEs1 which. was 'approved by the Butte County Advisory ,Agency on Decemb�.r 19,;�
1977 (AP ' 24-�'19-11$) • �'he discussion, from. the 6iiiiironmental ret, li ew of
this �arlier,project is..,, attached for use with this present project.
The Butte county General-Plan designation for the area is low density,
residential transitioning to agriculture: orchard and field crops.
The proposed-A-zone allows the minimum parcel size as well as agril
cultural uses including livestock, with certain restrictions. Thee
minimum parcel size in actuality .cannot 'be achieved with the use of
individual parcel wells since sewage disposal' leach field area requires
a minimum 10,000 square feet of useable area and. a 100' leach-field-
free setback area round the wells is required. The present 2/3 acre
parcels cannot be further divided because of sewage disposal requirements
unless" community water and/or sewer is provided.
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I 1114 DISCUSSION OF' ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
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AP// 12LN�jl-118
This is a proposal to divide ton acres of flat a ri cultural land
(AP# 24-11-118, partial -lot 8) :.into two 2.37= -acre parcels -and two
2.6$ -acre arcels The proposed use of the site is.agricultural_
resi4enti ' The site Aries in the transition mea ,t3et�reen the agricultura:
i rchard and field crop designation and the low 0:61YIflity residential
designation o' the butte County General Plan The property lies
ob the very edge of the City of Gridley's sphere' of iftfluence (with -
El the secondary and ultimate sphere:, not 'the primary sphere).
T �e existing use and character of the sizrr_�undin6 area 'is. agricultural
Q�r-, few residencesi)exist in the area. .1 few industrial/commercial
uspa occur to the north on Highway bra.; The existilig urban -developed
area of Gridley lies approximately` one mile to the north aloin;
Tligp,way 99. The entire surrounding area is zoned „A_2. Large, agr:icul-
tdbl parcels iie tp the south and to the west (15-6Q+ acres) �,�.. 0
I.IAIIldiately to the south-west are small parcels on the 6orl�ery and
Vo , large parcels beyond. To the north and east are 3 to 10 -acre
parc,ls. Under the existing zonings V�Iis property and surrounding pro -
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part les can b'',e further divided nto`snaller parcels,
crapekally lands;o ti'le north. Lands to the south of Evans Reimer
;road Ore d.esigna�'ed for agricultural lases by the General Plan and
`t;hereiore will not be available�)for residential ur;o,. Larger -lot
agricu Lural zones should be placed on these lands to the south.
Almost all lands to the north, west and east of Evans Reimer Road
in this area`are available, under current zoning and the General Plan
designation, for further land divisions (four parcels per acre) and
potential urban residential development;. This subject proposal
in -and of itself will not generate impaots due to the limited extent
of the proposal and the size of the parcel , being created. However,
development of the surrounding area may create the following impacts c
I . Los's of agricultural laud (LNd) .
2. Location of urban populations 'in anexisting agricul°Lural
area and extension of the Gridley urbanized "area (11).
Generation of traffic onto existing rural roads; new traffic
circulation patterns, and additional encroachment traffic onto
Highway 99 (13)
4. Increased. traffic hazards due to the increased traffic onto
Highway 99
5. Increased demands for -t;he various public services in an exist-
ing rural area''which has very little residential use.
Via. Increased demand for utility facilities.
7. Residential development and uses in outlying rural areas.
APPend-ix F -- page, 7; of 8
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Ttarie Beaks
P.O. Box 1358
,IUooclland, Ca. 95695
Rt. 1, Box SSA
Biggs, Ca, 95917'
Rt, 2, Box .418
Gridley, Ca,,
95948
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Mexican Council 'of Grid.
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Allen Hill ;
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING' COMMT.SSIO
MINUTES March 7, 1979
79-60-2-515
4. Robert C. 'hinters rNezonc From "A- 2" to "A-�SR"
(agricultural -Suburban Residential), property located;.on
the northeast corner of Live Oal Gridley Road- (Township
Road) and Trvans/Rcit:ier Road; i0entified as AP 24-11-147,
mgre particularly describe as:,
Parcel 1.1 ELS 511014n on that certain Parcel Nap, being
a portion of Lot 3 of "Cra.ig� Subdivision No. 111,
�ilcd in the office of: the Recorder, Count r of Botta,
State of C:aIiFortii.a, on Nay 11, 1978,':,n Cool; 65 of
Parcel "'lap's, Ott page 97,
Con taininn 3.x'1 aeros, ;,ore or less, Cridl.ey
`Nlrs,. Blair read stn£:f findings and reported that sir co this project
had 'leen started through the hearing process the"' Board of Supervisors
had rescinded their roquireinelit that that rezoning be made acondition
of,:obtaining a parcel Map;
Propbients: No one,
Opponents: Jerry Statham, owner of property to the east opposed any
parcels smaller than those already appfovedi
Robert Millington, Township Road, to the north of the subject property,
agreed with Mr, Stahlman laid expressed concern about drainage from his
1.0 acres of tivalnuts because of proposed development of the subject
parcel
ChairmanWheelerclosed the hearing and commented that he would not be
in flavor of !%-SR" or any other zoning that wculd permit small parcels
in this area.
The hearing was closed and Commissioner Bennett made a motion for denial
without prejudice. His motion w s seconded by. Conmissi.oner Everhard.
(Express concern to Board re: poss6hility of small parcels in area)
AYES: Commissioners Gilbert, Everhard, Ben nett and Cliairmanl Wheeler;
NOES: No one
ABSENT: Commissioner balnhex't .e,r }
Motion carried,,
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GENERAL, CLAIM
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DATE'OF CLAIM: ON REVERE SIDE
PAPTMENT RECEIVING c060S •,
REVERSE
SUBMIT CLAIM 'PCl, pE � OR SERVICES
DATE DESCRIPTION OF CLAIM (DESCRIBE FULLY:, TO AVOID DC-LAY) AMOUNT
I Re cx, f a,�o7, Inc, f-'(.; s paid 11./y/76, Reaeipt #404J,
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the Atililitillgned, declare, .yder penalty of perjury that the services or articles claimed have been Performed or ilsllveRd, and that this
ciarin It! , ^te and correct as std'tsd, _
1 Dated thtsday of , ;1 J.. I r.r at Cel,f,
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t 5irrnarenf Clotmant,................._..�.., Ii the undersigned, hereby certify thatj to the best of my knowledge, the services or artiplee Specified above have been pertonne at de-
livered and tlret there is a Budget Approprlatlonor Specific board Approval (C6sact4atte) for the d+aye.
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GENE►I,AL CLAIM
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Robert C. Win te'rs ., eta aunty
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SUBMIT CLAIM TO DEPARTMENT RECEIVING GOODS OR SERVICES „
DATFw DRSCRIPTION OF CLAIM (DL SC, IBE FULLY TO AVOID DELAY) AMOUNT
4,16/ .9 Refurtcl of _itezone fees _for
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li the u?tderafgn6d, docl(arc under:'Genalty of perjury that the aeriAc'ib or hritclos clly;Imed have beenpertgnned or delivered, and;that this
elalm is true and corract ax ltatrd.
Daie4� thts ......Jrr, .1 ........... ..: day at f�l. rfr ` .....,,. i lh % ek �t :i; R, 'i c ... Clritt, G B..II.. «.. (u,�
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Signature of C n
1, the tit Otbigned, 'lks,eW cettIlY that( to the beat of my kngtvicdkt,t +tt"orvicea or artitiv* opeeilted, above have been O'erfonned or dem
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The Tutt County pld' fling. Oommission if i�1x he *r this �r :
c�rxe: t t `their G U arr Meet3.'ng on `, Ob�N'ary ,7 1, 0 79,
meeting will be_. he1'd0 7u 'erv3:Spr ROQM'
1859, Bird Stropli Ot6vi I. lb ,and.41".i,-,'Isclleriuteci to begin at
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Should, qu haite z�ri rquet ans s p1e�cst. "fdel free t0 t01CaCt
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Dear Mr ',Winters
`his" layttor wigl serve as your' official hotiflic`dtion 'gnat
the Bu"' Cbgnty Plpnning Commi.lsi6n:p At its mooting on
March 7, .979, d® 3egd, with?�ut r®j`udioe y'a!r�m application
for a rezoning from "A-2'r, (General to "A-5R"` (Agricultural -
Sp6urbain Residenrtial) property Iocated on the .northeast
corner 'of Live ®aak Grld]ey Road, r (Tomship Road), and Evans/
Re .mar Roadt- 'Gr idley O'-; r M
You- have h® to appesl this decisioA to tho Bodrid
.right:
of Suerv4 sans.` ttithi,ri five (S) days of the, report: of the
P1aan J. g Co>aa i I3fi+s a tion. The• Board of Supervisors
Mill;rec iv�r. r$he P s acing Comtissipw s report o `1'aaeasday,
9arch'; 1 , : �9 ia, I,f you Vaish to appeal,, g�eau must ,subm' t
your :request r-0 Cher C.� orit Qf the Boa rd of Supervisors , in -
rri.ting, no APiter:'than S:0Q pJA"= Monday, March 19, 1.979.
Should 3 ou hive, --inyquestions concerning this mattor; please
bell _frees,.: tocontact this ®.-f ica.
S incere ly,
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Bettye B161i
Director of PIatnn ing
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