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AC81"NOWLEDGMENT OR
OWN ER)$ CERT[FICATE
STATe!OP CALIFORNIA SUPVEYOR"S CER FICATE
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(IrR. We) FLOYD V, POWELL and ('eAYE A. POWELL
'6 1 -9; Z 7' d X0dMQP Was Propored by me or under ray
I , _fbefore me, Jh(? 0. 19no The (;nne diroet;on and lsi basqd, upon 4 flold
und
nd for sold, State 9d suirvey in cantorilhanoo with the requirements,�'Of the, Subdivtsioo MO
a Notary Pubil; in 'a personally -apoear,
P Act ot the
as owner(s) of the land as shown on the onnexf� map' and 'NORTHWE$l 1. J. KtOODEAUX to be the Prelai'dont
_�_RN -TITLE know to me,
Ili- , ��,! ��j request of FLQYQ V PMELL
OU N T Y
OMPANY OF BUTTE
�St , _ NORTHWE 'NY BUTTE�� during I hereby state th
as trvifet�' under Dead of Trust of the STERN TMECOMPA 0,F- ____C9jj14Ty
at the parcel mop procedures
In Book
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of the Official'Records of Outte County, California the Corporation tha t executed the Cortificate ho�rgon khown to me to be o� the local agency have been complied with and that 1,his parcel: conforms v th&
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ed the CertifiCato t#ereon' OR b0hatf Of thv Co, qp� 4-0joA , , requitedto -be
the person who exacut rp tion Otive map and 1hL opprova I thers6
approved tent
0 s trustoe(s) under Deed of 7 rust r-ecorded in &go*
and, achn folifilled prior to thq, f
he�reln nom901- oviled9od to me -such: Corporafloit Quecuted the Some. iling, of the, porclinap
WITNE�s MY hand and officlot seal.
f the Official Records of Outle County, California at page, ------- 4on'd
do hereby certify that fr) (wel are the only
persor(s) whose consent �s necessary 'to pass . .........
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clear title to said land and (4P) (we) consoni to the preparation and recordation of suldmop Ut-
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This area �or seal) COUNTY SURVEYOR'S CERTIFICATE
NOR IWES ERN 7ATLE COMPANY OF BIME COUNTY
This mop conforms with tho requirements of tho, SubdivWon Mop Act Io0d local
EA X Presi ordinancol. Ods.
day ot_�!� 1977
ACKNOWLEDGMENT (CORPORATION)
SrATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF
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Clay Ca tieberry ;i� 1 �2
On
before meA th- 14"ndorsignad, Coonty Surveyor
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a Notary Public in and for said State, personal,ly Opp
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Anown to rne to
of the
the Corporoti0o that exec Cartif te
uted the her" n kPoWn to me to. be RECORDER'S CERTIFICATE
the person who executed the. CertIN a haraon, on Nfihalf of (he Corporplloi%
hereir, nomed, and OC*nowleged me that such Corporolian 00c, f 0 some. Filed thj�
WITNESS my hand arid offiF�ar seal, uted h 197M)
of Parcel
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Serial Alo.
This rea for seal) R7o e P. rir�id Loulsd Kloandor
County Recorder
ACKNOwLEDGMENT IN01VIDUAL)
STATE OF CALIFO"IA by Doputy
SS.
COUNTY OF BUTT
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before me, the undersigned, a Nolory Public in and
for said State personally appeared /IV
__�ereo� and
to me to be the. person1s) whose name (s) is (are) subscribed, to
acknowledged to me that they executed the some.
WITNESS my hand and official. seal.
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FLOYD. V POWI�LL
(This areaforseal)
ACKNOWLEDGMENT I N D I V 10 UA L Being Parcel 3 6f 55-P/M-59
STATE OF CALIFORNIA arld�
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Being ortion of Lot 7�, Lot 65 of
before me, the undersigned, a
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for said $tote, porsonoI4 oppeared,_4_
1977
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�Exposure .of peop,,le or p,ropext,Y to'
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goologic_hazar- 6. ,such ,as earthqualr
landslides , iiudsl a.des , ground fa lure.,
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or, gimi ja1 r j
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a,. Substantial deterioration n�f
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azYib;:cnt, or a.oca air ' t: ua``�
b The. creaLibn o o�bJ ec`tion�able
odors, 0r'titlo£3'�
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C ., Significant alterati'OTt ifµy° air
inoVi�nlent=• moilsture..Or,., �empa bre
or any , Shang .in ,cola m e ; >eith;r
locally or
regionally?
3 Water. 'Willthe.,prpposa:,��r,es`uIt �n substantial
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r a.' Change otzrrents, ,or the course
or, direc'tio?z ,o£ _a move�nert't;s? '
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b Chan es in ab rates, drainage
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burfa.ce water ruaoff
c Need f, or off, -sate;• Surface ,drain-IAe; .
impa rtV4 inc �.iding rr getata on
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removal charittelik,�atiot or culvert
tallatiori?
�i. ! l exatiot,he COUrse o :loth.
flood waters?
e.'_ Change 'an the amount o£ sura ace
water ih any.water body?
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scharge, into surface iaatexs , or
in any alteration` of sutfa:ce
writer quality, including but not
Limited to tetiipetature; , ..ri,iss6lVed
oxygen or turbidity?
g. Alteration of the direction or
f rat ee of flow of `,ground waters?
h,. Change in; the quantity or duality
of ground waters either through.
direct additions or withdrawals,
or through �ti terception of an
aquifer by cuts o- excavations?
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Apperidi.x �," -Page -2R.tiU,ri£ 9
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XT15 MXIiF NO
z .!, Roduation in' t?he' amount of twat er
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qtherwi se, available .fox , public .
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vater supplies?�'.:
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j4 Exposure of °lieop'1e or preperty
to water related<. Hazards $udh as
i loodin, ?
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4. ` Pl,ant .'Life . Will the gropo.sal rosult
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a.- Loss,,of ue;;etatid.n or, change, in'the
L divex'sity "n speoies or :+nuber
O.f any' species o glart.s' ( nal udi n
trees, ,shrubs, grass, c�lopS,
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microflora and aquatic plants) 7
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b. Reduction of the Numbers of ,any '
unique, taro or ondAngered species
c, 11t)`t1roduttioil of new species of
plants into an area, or in .a 'barrti,er
to the normal replenishment of
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existing; species:? ;.�
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d, Red g
Acreage of axl}� agri,-
Jurap�
cul tl;cron
S. Animal' Life:, Will .tba proposal result
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is substantial;'
a� Change in the djversity of species,
or numbers of any species of
an•i.mals, (birds, land animals
includinfish and
lxsms,
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fish, benthic. o�an
insects ro r
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micro fauna)
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Reduction of the numbes of any,
unique, rare or endangered species
of 'a'nimals?
c. Introduction: of new species o
animals into an area,. or z:esult 1111
a barrier to the migration or
mo -Cement of animals?
d, Reduction off, encroachment upon, or
deterioration to existing f .sh; or
wildlife habitat?
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NOise Fill the proposal result in
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a, lncr'oasas Jin Mose lev'el's?
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b, Exposure of
p peale to severe noise,�`
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levels?,
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Li ht ' d, 'G a.re wi11.,the a n`sal
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uce signifillant light or glare?
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L`dnd' ;tlse . Vil1the ,.proposed �.r
a'sagnf�.cant..
a. Alteration of the p7,anded Aand rise
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Of, an area, or 'e9tahlishs
which will demonstrably lead to s ioh
al.tera.�.cin�
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b a Conflict witI1 'us'es on a4loinin.g
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prapertjies, or. conflict with
estabLj_ hcd reereat ;.on.el educe-.
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tionaZ, religious or scientii is
uses areal
of an
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Natural Resbatce_s Will the, p'ro 'oral'
result i1] Substantial;
a, Demand or, or increase in,the x to
of use of any natut6'1 res'ou`C`ces, t
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b. Depletion of an.y n.onrendwable
natural resource?
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Risk o1 Upset,.i Does the proposal;
Mn+ olve a ris,k of an explosion, �or
the release` of hazardous substances
(including, but prat limited.to, �(U'Ll
pesticides, chemicals or radiat'N'' r
in the ',event of aet,ident '
s_j1-1 or i1pS�t
conditions?
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Papulation: Will the propogaZ
significantly alter the locatibn,
.
distribution density, or growth
a
rate, ofp
the human population of an
areaor. Physically divide, an
esta,bli8hbd community?
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Housing, VIM the proposal
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significantly affect existing housing,
demand
or create a for additional
housing?
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YES MAYBE
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�. Trans ar,ta,t16n/Circula' tion, , �i1 l . th'e
prop6s4.;esu. L 14A ,
a rGenion of .subs antJ.al addition .
vehicular 'movement?
b. Significant ef f eat,8 an ei.sti
parking fatil hies, or, demand for ,
new' paring"? °.
c. Substantial impact.yupon e:sting
trhnsportation
;s}stems7
d. Significant alterat:io s t'o present,
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p'.attern,s' of circulation` ox rnoeinent
af. 700ple apd/pr goods?
er 'Alterations to Y,aaterbarrie rail or
air traffic?
f. 1x�crease in txaffic hazards to actor
vehicles, bicyclists or
pedestrians?
14. Public S,'ervic.es . ill the priip08a7 have
e uPcn,_o or
an ect result'"ixx a siibstsntia7
need for new or altered governmental
services in
any of the followina areas:
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a, Vire protection?
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b. police protection?
c. Schools?
d, Parks or other recreational
facilities?
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e, Maintenance of public facilities,
1T1 -9.'udzng roads?
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Other governmental serviced
15. E
itter . Will the proposal result it,
a. 11se ,of substantial amounts of fuel
or
energy
b. Substantial increase in demand upon'
existing sources of energy,, or
requ1. Che development of new
sources of energy?
16. Utilities, jilt the proposal result
n -a ne0'for
new systems, or ub-
atan:tial alterations to the following
utilities: �
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a Power o rmtu.ral gas.?
b Cor unicati bns .sys L-em 7
d, Sewer. (Vill trunk line be extended,
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pkovi ding., capa,city,� tb s.e` ve. new,
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'delrelopm�ntw� ?
Storni water drainage?
human'ealtll, Ci t1
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a. Creation o:f any health hazard, or
potential health hazard (excluclin
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mental health)
b : Exp asure, of people to potential
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h:ea.lO-i hazards ?
18. Solid Waste Te ll the' proposal result
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in anys�gn&i'f cant iTnpacts associa'ted;,
with solid waste disposal. or litter
Aft
control?
l9 . Aeslthet cs : Wil the, 1 ]proposal reu�ul.
'any,
in the a struct4on ofpublic,
designated or recognized scen.16 vista
open to the public, or will the
proposal result, in the creation. of an
v
aesthetically offensive site open to
public i6w.
0Recreation.'ll t her a
p opus$ l result
in an ini pact upon the qua-11Y
ty or
,
quantity of existing public recrea-
tion facilitl'eslI I-.
Archeological !Historical. Will the
proposal result in an alteration�of
a significant artheol.ogi cal or
historical site, structure, object
or building?
22, Mandatory F td.i ni,s of S i-nkficance
a. Does the project have the potential
to degrade the quality of the
environment, sub statit ally reduce
the habitat' of 'a fish or wildlife-
species, cause a fish or wildlife
population to drop below self
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"sustaxnx "to
fig, lev'e.ls, tleaan '
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eliminata a ,plaPtor en%ma1 .come
mun ty, reduce the njAdiber or rest;r ct
the range of a rare orendangered
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plant or animal or, e'�miriate rnport~ant
examples, o the major peg: rodsf
Californ ,a history or prehistory?
b. Does the pxoj ect �`4ave. the potetit;ia`7 .
to achieve short .term benefits to
the detriment of ptzblioly, ,a_optec�
16ng�-term environ :nerital daYs2
c. Does the project have impacts jwhiah
are individual ly i.mited, 'but:,
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'cumula'tively considerable? (a project,
may impact on two or more separate,
resour: es where t^he impact on each
resource i.s ^'rdlativel smal, , but
where the, effect of tKe total of
those im-Da,Cts' on the environment is
s idnif icant ,
d; Does the project have envi-ronmental.
effects whi,ch will cause substial "
adverse effects on human. beings;},,
either directly 'Or indirectly? f
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IIx. DISCUSSM! OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
Thi s project i~s the rezoning of a 0.56—acro vacant" property :x#53-4'12-54),
' om R�3; 2ediva'Density Resid.enti,al., to C-2; Gener 'I Gox=orcial The
s . Ee is located at the no thwes't. "corner of the i a rsecti.on of Clark
L Road and Shadowbrook flay,just soutlx of El.li:�
otL Road, ,4• centeal Fara-
` di_se 'Urban Area 4 , The proposed use i s, development of ra coinme�c� til
building to accommodate office .and retail uses.
The site slopes ,gently toward thea buthwest drainin onto Si
brook. Way w ich has drainage foci' a�ties, an�� thence c�rai:ns into" `tine
,-)natural' drainage channel nest of Shado, vibrook, flay i..dent .fi. ed as PFA, I
in the Paradise .t1aster Drainage Plan. (''This natural drainage channel
receives heavy store water flows and in the past has posed flood
hazards tci some dokvnstream r�ropert' es.. "Fou re devol;opment of tho »
property may lie Gonda tionedat the tira6Y f baildi�xg` permit application,
with a requirement of the devolopen to participate in of. -sate down -u,
stream drainage ).`mprov_-re±ts _
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Soil is Ai.ke, c y loam., the, +"typical �'aradi�e area woi.l 'typos �ogeta_
tion on the sI is minimal since the land is almost barren. '96 'ex
i q iang t rac't "es occir on, the site and the site has aot been util.6,zed
for a long tii& The Butte County general Plan designates the 8i.te
foxy medium_low'"density residential use; the :lid along Clark Road
south, of Shadowbrook flay is designated for commercial 'uses. The
surrounding are4 and zoning districts are, mapped on the a•tta,chbd,',
j'iguro 1. She purrouxnding land uses include residexitial to the north
conimerc al to tin north at the lliottI oad%/cla-Vk Road intersection
and along the eastern side of, Cl ark Read, .the county library dir8ctly
across Clark Road from the prijct site, and vacant open lands tie
J - west and south which are .cuxrez�tl.y tinder development, approved
development; or are awaiting prod oct qac � ion': Generally, the area
is Aevel.oped or developing, lying within s central, portion of the
Paradise urban Area.
Urban developments have been approved on nearby, area properties v
oer
the last taro year period. To the :south at the south�rest corner of
Clark ,Road. and Shadowbrock Way, opposite the subject site, a use
permit for a small commercial, shopping complex: (1.9 'acres, Ali#15,-12_48)
wasgranteda Charles James, on August 3, 1977n the A24td. district.
Furthe4'1 south, the Stoneson Development Corporation was granted'a'
reIog to G-2 of the Clark Road frontage property (a portion o�
=o�
A!:'# y1 12,46 $, 54 04.82) on De: cember lq, I977, afters an EIR was pre -
pa ,? ,1xnd. adop•te�lo b7� 'the Board of Supervisors,. To 'the west of �;h2.s
commercial, proporty whioh has Griot yet been developed), Stones+on
Development Corporation obtained approval scar a Planned Area Cluster
120 -unit multiple --family comps ex o' October 31 1978, after an EIR
was_ prepa,rt�,d. North of" the Stoneson project site, and southwest of
and adjacent to the subject site, a use peit for a 62 -unit mul.t pl.e-
family residential. complex Appendix F -,page 8 of 0
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on a . £3-aca^e ro er't ' '12`- was a, rov Gd on Pebrud Y. III.;
1979, after "an E1R was prepared land adopted. West of the project
s te; on tie adja��� ', property SAP � - 12 5), ,a Q -unit mul-UipLo�,
family, residential oomple was q.-ftoved on July 2.0,:; 1977. There,fa��o;;
th surrounding a�.6a ,is scheduled for ,development e cope to the nort�x,
where a singlet -family residenae ea~�sts'.
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The cantigueus streets,, Clark Road and Sha4owbrook Way, are developed:
UPI, streets. Clark Road . is a primary four--lsne ,arterial tras�-
portatio:. route t� raug •the Paradise Urban„area and roGeives,, consi-
de able �r;�°affic the most a�ecent. traffJ c' count, on Clark Road
9,J19 AST jixst sough of l iota` Road (1977 Public works ]le tment
S�.adowbrook=Way is .a local, access cul. -de -sac street to
s
t r Count)) », p�„ � ev`eLal o p er•.tiev wJAch wiil be developed to tal,tipl.e-family resp:,
Ontial> uses in the .near futurrA, but presently receives `no"traf f;ic
use. Curb and g att,or improvements currently exist aloiiG Lhe propar;ty`�)
ooundary'with a_driVeway entrance off Clark' Road and ooll.od 'curbs "J
all along Shadowbr6ok play.,,, ;
1 Y' 1'b, 3b,, c : Commercial dev elbpinopt of this 0. �6-acre site will cover'
the land with an topervious surface for park" a d building; areas,
thereby increasin�k-ourface water runoff. Shadowb� dk Way has ”
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drainage J- aoilit, e. ."developed elo ed already; into wh rh`� , s prop erty Gan
drain. The magnitude os increased drainage from gercial develop--
ment of this --4lite is expected -to be minimal.. Uoweve'�\ cumulatively.,
all. development .in the" drainage basin will i=reaser' off. and may
ihtensify existing and potential flooding hazards downstream. (Refer.
to the 4orthup Use Perms' t project and ;Stonesbt De-v'el.opinent �, oxpbra't-. ou
PAC project fdr a more detailed analysis of drainage)
2 a: The Local air ual it may be lowered, 4 Y r�
q y �' slightly �.n tl�o project ,
area as a result of concentrated 'commercial: vehicular ;use of the
Site. ' flowever, because of the heavy Clark Road tra :fic use, this : .
impact is expected to be minimal ,
bra Commercial 'traf, ftie tgil.l . increase on Clark Road and on Shadow- r1
brook Way as aresult of commercial' use of the 'site. However,
trafric noise currently exists from intensive traffic on Clark Mad 3
Therefore, noise in the gkieral area will not increase significantly.
Hovrever no'se adjacent to the residence north of the site may
ncroase, depending can what specifio, commercial' uses are established.
on the, : site subsequent to rezoning;.
7. Commercial use of the siteZ:1,11 create additional l fight in the
local area, the extent of which will depend on the de`'ree of cor,-.
mercial lighting and signing
e proposed commercial, zoning may not be con' dered. consistent
with, the General Flan designation, for the sits: p.esid.ential', Med:. m--
Trow tensity. However, the commercial development trend in this area
along Clark Road has previously been established by existing come ,`
mercialr uses; and by ,recently approved commercial uses and rezonin&.
,. 8 b: Commercial use of the site may conflict with the few residences
located, to the north.
a d, i s Gomr�e:Q l use: of the s��01 wil. gene:oato, t,�;'�.�:��'J o mid
a}n noe c xcilfa ��ijai area. rlfio
E 3 f:t'x:cult' t ro ;t �o_r co tex'cia7, sono prior 7 xa w;lAcN, , sa, o� iihe
PPOQAi . c�^c a �u �a 'fie Ostablishedf ^ ra:'X)i ; u1.�rr aolald`'vaX
rte a e rads per -day foi,� spo'o �,` 5 y e shops, p "..�, -
cara, per &ay P. or a �'�.a. i� e- itL v es'waurant . Consa 'der ' I��Xe smi��
",OX the "pvppevty (Q,,56 acke) and the larg,a v6lume of fio cu��
:Obntly -a-sing the Glary l load. Ooxividors, t7~a��' L� inoro�s'es sheu��a
not be, 'significaut for the area.
lJewever; in�;ress atd egresq traffic on Clark Road oreate cl at it�La
sfto nab' cproMem sinee na legit- tumm lands at=rc;xtxl`;ly , � ist
, IIots Clark toad.. Vor` h-botmd t)� tf P - c turns ng mato 'tjjo oto iei ;her
;,. d.�;reo�.� y or from ShaC�oulbroo Jay, an x1br hbound tmP.X r� ��rni�� froom'
the site onto Clam:d. may Cause cotian at `;�e c1.1��1 a
'Hato t TTI , when 1e ] t«l re C�.,� 'Rokl frt�11ta�G�� c'��'G T(�C��,'C' ',CiCgTIIp L Vie, y,
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till'uo�us 1 Aft-�ttirn itu obi ��axk Rosa to aaco=oda 19 �vohigl ' d ezxterang
properties :,aAd,, dovelbpment . until-that time veha l: o. s en:toringOmd'
ex:Lti G the site may create oonges trionj pa � ; ui ar k xrben b aff
G rind rush=dour p eri sd s a l:.me!
on, 01ark Rdad `is he ry du
Parkin, r Iz rements wall be generated. t f r,;ior llt -''off'=-s �r. e
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parking,,f apilities TluslL b p 'oV'idCwd when the .situ i '4'eloped. to
on aro _v6dd.s,
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Dear Mr . Powe II
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This a.sto notify you that We have'
receave(l your app 1.1�'
cation fora rezone from 119-111 (;zdditzm
pen�51ty HeS'dent jsl)
to IT- Ill (Gonexal comriierdlal)
locatod on the
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We will schedule public hearings at
sttf'h time as the
environmOiital determination leas been receivgd by tiles
5�.ncerel� �
Bettye Blair
erector of Planninp
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County Assessor's Q'ffiae
Butte
County Planning DePaTtiftent
pursuant
to $ection 6$853.5 of the Government Cede, the
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ing parceiaenti fledash�t ` ,. � �w►«
iv as .
xwowr Rezone from, to Zoning dastriet
Granted, a varia-'ace to: a ci,U,
Issued a conditional use I)erma.t f t
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ORDtNVICB NO,
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AN MiNANCE ZONING A. ,PoRTioN ..i1r THE COUNTY op
BUTTE, 'ESTATE OF CALIFORNIA, A, r'C -V (GENE.AAL
Ctl� ORCIAL) DISTRICT`,, PftsUAPT To CHAPTBPL 24*20,
'tae Boaxd of Suporvis+a.r;sof the Cnunty� of Outto, Stat:o bf
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Ca,lifornaa under and ur��ua
a p nt to -Chapter of tho Dutto County
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Codi df said County DO ORDAIN as, fol Iows
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5EC' T0N 1; 'rho, horeinafte doscrabod area.sit�at' a JA
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the Couli a£ Butte, State of Cal iforna shall be and it..
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toned as a °sCd.20 (General, Commercial)- District, and such; A-r-o-a shall
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be subject to the restrictions and restricted (.us6s and regulations
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hexeinaft6r specified and provided.n.
Said area so zoned boiiig.loc-ated..in `the unincorporatod ,
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area of Euttd County, Paradise, m.oro: pa.xticularl;y described as
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follows.,
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Pa rcel ' 1 of that Paxce l Map of Record in Map Book
$5 on pago,s 5,9 & 60 of the Butte County kocordcr, i
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Containing ,456 actes, m. ore or Loss, Paradiso
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SEC'T'ION Z , 'REGULATIONS VOR A "C-2" DISTRICT*,
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The following regulations shall,ripy ;in irC�''" Aitric.t.
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(A) USES PERMITTED:
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1. Dwe11!ngs and dualling ,groups, subject `6 the
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building site arca.,, lot Width and yard req;uiromeri� s -"
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specified for residential d 8tri.cts.. `
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Z. All uses pe,traitt.od in 110411 (Light Commercial)
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Districts,
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34 General commercial uses including, art shops, aviarle:s,"
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bar and cocktail: lowigesa billiard parlors and pool
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halls; bowp,jug alleys;, building material (reta341) ,
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:; cleaning and pvess iftg establishments, dance halls,
:interlor decorating, shops d employment Agorioios,
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governmental l.ggi.slatiVo buildings w0natiumso'public.
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commercial or phy,sica'l" cultural stutijo hos'pit l
hotels and motels, Iaborat ori.es an x' -rdy facil,i.ties,
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massages pa rlori and ire. uciiig salons oquip;no' ' :.weals
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pot shopsr used .car Inti repair garages, 40to. car `
wraihesl, plombing' ,shop's, cabinet sho ►s, ;t, ;ia manu6f"acts
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ur ng ,shops, and `other retail establi.shmoix s wh. en: ,
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interpreted ass similar.
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Accossory uses and buiidingi) pertinent to a permitted
use.
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(B)
THE paTrLOWING TJ
ES SUBJECT T4 SECUR1146 A USE PERMIT13
N EACH CASB.
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"folding shops
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ah fracturing of f�'�'lothing, Handicraft products,
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printing,,, lithographing and other 'light manuftactiiri�ig
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or industrial uses oP similar rhaTacte,ro'
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3,
,llubli.c or quasi public ,uses including churches.
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4.
Service stations, drive-in restaurants, kiennals and
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small animal hospitals and mortuties,
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(C)
The tequircrnnnts of Section 24-33' of this coda are
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moai'iea forall building sites in C_z Zone, in the '
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fai' lnw'ir g particular,
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dot width required
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Minimum lot widtb small, not bre less than twenty-five
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(25) feet.
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The lot width requirements for
2;shall
conform to the' requirements four resi,donti.al
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t, g .d, y µ;
.I yard` ll a u�y it�11{�en s -.
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None ,, ex�ept where the side oi• a het abutsUpoh t1jo
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fide orf' a 10 in an 11811 District-, In vhich nese: the
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abutting side yard shall, hot be less than jvjP5
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and
, cepa where the side yard on thy' stieet
feet; p
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of a corner 1r�t?=ihuts an 4'R'� z�a��'trioto in
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Which case the side yard on the stteot side, shail X b
one-half the front yard requirod in such IT", Districts
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c,} The; side yard. 'requirements for residential _:dwellings
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shall. cbnfoTm to the tequiTome its or aa; 7resi.dlenti
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z one
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3» Rear yard required.
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Twelve (12) feet, or five t5) feet ad j ate,nt , to gra
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4.1 a
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1,8ECTION 2.34 All :uses of 'I. and within the di.striet not
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specifically authorized' and permitted are prohibited.,
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SECTION 4» In compliance, with the provisions of said
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13utte County Code, Chapter 24, the Same is hereby amended by adding
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this Ordinance in, full.
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SECTION' S» The penaltiez for the violation, of the zoning
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hereby imposed within- the district shall be as provided in the
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id C'ou4ty Code, `Chapter 24, this. Ordinance shall tirotinand after
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its effective' date become ;a Supplement to and p;A ,t of the Butte
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