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PLANT COWMY88ION STAIMARIt
APPLICANTA.
Patrick
ADDRESS ; ....
GJ00 Linne,aradis Ga. `►0Ci9
q►d7VER: R'oha.xZ Theveos,'.�1555 Biggs Ave,, Oroville, Ca,
7l'YPD nF APPLICATION-. Rezonexom R- to RT -1 (*tanimum
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17e�sil:y Resacl,entia.l
Bio b i l e Home)
LOCATION: On the S' side O 8iprox. 200 IV
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AP;. N06 30-20-49
PRESENT ZONING.:_
R,_.�� (.tedium Bensty"Resiclent:al)
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DATE 'APPLICATION RICE IVVD:2 / 1 �-/ 79
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DATE NOnCES, MAILED* 4/17/791
MATBRA:
43
FIRST HBOING: s 7/ 70
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SECOND NEARING t u
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ZONING PETIT1014 S'I,GNATURE PERCENTAGM-
COWISSM ACT ION:
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sues, `,dentz.4 , include the 'number of 'units,,,schedule of unit
an typo Qf, , household, size expected;
17 commercial, indicate the t
or regionally oriented, square foorap" ofes��7.esther �arC'hboxlaocacl, city
', era, fTnG� lo`adn
faci'i i.l.i.es
18. a1 industrial, indicate type, estimat;ed,employmcr�t e s°�iut
andloadi�ng facilities a p � ,
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If i
nst� tuti anal; indie ate the ma,jorfur„tion, e86 mated
emplcaymeot per sl�iit�, cstitnated occupancy, ,loadi�n ,facilities,,_
and community benei its to be, derived f2 omthc pro,a ect .
20, Tf the<project involves to variance, conditional use"'or rezonin
application, state this and indicate clearly Why, the application 5�'
required p-gZ� 0 AjL:e -tea
Are the '"follOwin8 tems' applicable to the pro.jeet or its effects?
Discuss below .all items cl�tac�el
necessary),Yes (a.tt-,ach. add.-itional sheets as
YES NO i
21, . Chatxh` i1; existing features of ;zany beaches , lak08 ,
, r
` lterataion int' ground, contours.
or hx�:15' or stibat�.antica�. sa
22, S iC;nifi cant change in scenic viCV8 or vistas from
ea��7.stiny; residential ,arenas or public. Lands or, roads.
23`i Si?Jnificantl change y �` pxiL-tern, sc41r' or chutraater of
�;enca~al area of project
Sip
niticantamounts of soli'l waste or
litter
'25i CM1190 in dust, asla, .mc0lce, flames or odors in
Vicinity,
f
cinity,
C. SiC,nificrant change in like, stream or Pround Water
quality or, quFatitit'y, or a1teration of ex ,stin} drainage
pat°te.�rtas .
27 Substantial ch-�n e: in eXis
€� , tangy; noise o vibration
levels, in r:he vi.ci'lit,y.
ri
28". Site on filled land or on s1
ope ;af 3 pnt or more
Ude or disposal' of 'potO tia.l,ly hq�zardous materials,
Stich as toxic substances, Elz-ammsables or e}tplos vas'
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,;. APPendix EPgr'a„ e , 2 of 3
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APPENDIX F
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLrST FORM
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
BACKGROUND Log it 79-02-16-02
1. Name of Proponent p"at�ir, _Jaf.�
Number o Proponent:
2. Address and Phone
1729 Bo ntan Avenue
rove lle Ca:. 95965 P
O r o vi 11 C: a_
9Za6_S
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3.Date of Checklist Submitted, J _
„4 d Agency Requiring Checklist
5. Name ,of; Proposal, if applicable R,QzQ
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on AP it 30-'20-49_Therma�;rn
II, ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
(Explanations of all ""yes" and "maybe" answers
are required
or" attached sheets .
YES
MAYBEN4
1d Earth. Will the proposal result in significant
a. Unstable earth conditions'or in
changes in geologic substructures'?
bd Disruptions, displacements, com-
of the soil?
•
paation or overcovering
c: Change in topography or ground sur-
of
face relief features or removal
top l? _
dd Destruction, covering or modifica-
t on of any unique geologic or
physical features?
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e. Increas,el in wind or water erosion
off the site?
of soils, either on or
f. Changes in deposition or erosion
of beach sands,, or changes in si.lta- ;
tion, deposition or erosidii which
may modify the channel of a river or
stream or the bed of the ocean or �t
any bay, inlet or
g. Loss of prime agriculturally Pro: -
'de designated
ductive soils outside
,
urban areas.
Appendix F
page 1 of 9
�tBS
MAYBE,,
NO
h.
txposure.of people or property to
geologic hazard's such as earthquakes
landslides, mudslides, ground failure,
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or similar thazards.?
2. Aix: A11 the proposal result. din,:,,
a g
a.
Substantial deterioration of
.::
smbient or-local air quality?
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b,
The dreation'of ob'ectionable
,
odors, smoke or fumes?
c.
Significant alteration of air;,
tam ature
movement, moisture or ,
p,>
or any change in climate, 'c they
,
locally or reionall
C") 3. Water. 14ill -the proposal resur3 n in substantial
a.
Changes its currents�r, orthe:. course
>�
direction of water. mov ments?
or d -ion
'I)
�.,
Changes in absorption rates, draina-ge
patterns, or the rate and amount of
surface waterrunoff?
c,
Need for off-site surface drainage
im rovemen =
p
,,
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hannelizaaion orgtaton
removal, culvert
,
installation?
a,
Alterations to the course or flog
of.,flood waters?
e.
Change in the 'amount ofsurf,ace
water in any water body'?
f .;
Discharge intra ;"surface waters, Q'r `
in. any alteration of surface
water quality, including but not
limited to temperature,,dissolved
oxygen ' or - turbidity? :
g.
Alteration of the .direction or
rate of .flow of ground waters?
h:
Change in the quantity or quality
>
'
of ground waters, either through
direct additions or withdrawalls
or through interception of an
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
Appendix F.. -
page 2
of 9'
4 4�
YES MAYBE
NO
i . Reduction in the amount: of wager
„,:.otherwise Available for public
water supplies?
J , Exposure; of people or property
to water related hazards such as
rye.
floodi.rzg2✓'
. Plant`>' Life y Will. the proposal result
11 s
us`��ntial:
r
rr
r,
a, I.osG, of ve�'etation or change in the,
,
diversity of species or number
f%'any species of plants (including
'shrubs,
t;r)ses, grass, crops,
mjxeroflora and aquatic plants)?
;
OL
Af
F/educ'tion of the numbers of .any
,, r1que, rare oar endangered species
rs;
'Pof plants?
c,,` Introduction of naw species of
tants' int�i� pan 'are or in a barrier
4ti
po the normal replenishment
p enishment of
existing sppecies?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agriy
Aak
cultural crop?
5 ' Animal Life.,, Will the proposal result
insubstantial:
Change in the ;diversity of species,,,
or numbers, of any species of
animals (birds, land animals
i including reptiles, fish and shell-
fish, benthic organism _, insects or
microfauna) ?
b. Reduction of the 'numbers of any
unique,jrs.re or/endangered species
of animals?
c, Introduction of new species!of
animals into an area, or result in
abarrier to the migration or
S' movement of an4rq11S?
cl, 4 reduction ''of, encroachment upon:, or
deterioration to: existing fish or' ,
wildlife habitat?
Appendix F
- page 3 pf 9
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Y -ES:
BE NO
6. Noise. 14011 the proposal result in
tstanti,al
'
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a. Increases in nose levels?
bo s u r e of people to severe noise
levels?
7 Li: ht and Aare W111 the oral
• proposal
produce signMcant'light or
glare?
8; Land Ude, Will the proposed result
ire significant:
_
..
a. Alteration of the planned land use
of an area, or establish a.,trend
which will demon�,t,rablyy lead, to such
alteratton?
s
b. GonlZ pct with uses on adjoining
prop°:rhes, or conflict with,
establ,ichcd recreational, pduca-
tional
religious or scientific
, .uses of an„areal
9. Natural. Resources, Will the pzrgpasal
rosult 'in substantial:
Demand for., or increase i
a. D� n 'the rate
%,..,
of use of any natural resourcos?
b , Depl`et�on of any,;nonr,enewable
natural. tegot+rce?'
1.0.Ri k of Upset. Dees the proposal
involve a risk of Lan explosion or
the°release of hazardous substances
(including, but 'not limited to,, oily
°
peAi,cides chemicals or radl,4ti.on�
1 the .event of an accident or upset
conditions?
�
ula,tion, Will the proposal
signiTi8antl, alter, the location,
distralution, density, or ,groulth
�f
rate of the human populatiOtt of an
\„
area or physically divide an
tats l,i.shed
es community?
12. Housin Will the proposal
{�
_sip;ni, xcantly affect e�cis�i:ng,housing,
or create a demand for additional
house gig?
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YES MAYBE
NO'
13.
Trans nrtatian/Circulation.. Will the
proposal result Jn:
a. Generation of substantial additional
1�+
vehicular movement?
b. Significant effects on existar�
parking facilities, or demanF.%�r r�
new parking?
,u
c, SubstAfitial impact upon existing
1•`:
transportation systems? �
..
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d, Significant .alterations., to present
patterns ,of' circulacion or movement
of people and/or goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne, ;rail or -
air traffic? ;
f. increase in traffic hazards to motor
vehicles, t ic'yclists or pedestrians?" .
14:
public Services, vill.1 the proposal have
an el ect upon, or restilt in a substantia
altered governmental
need for new or
services in any of the following areas
a. Fire protection?
b , Police protection?,,
CSchool's?
d. Parks or ,other recrcationa
facilities?
e, Maintenance of public facilities s
including roads?
f. Other governmental services?
15.
Ener . ' Will the proposal result in:
11
a. Use' ounts of `fuel
of substantial aT
or energy?
b, Substantial '-.increase in demand upon ;
existing sources of energy, or
require the development of nrIw
Sources of energy
lb,
Utilities. Will the.`proposal result "
I a neeTfor new systems, or sub -
in
.
statitial alterations to the f�ollow��ng
utilities ;
Appendik
k' page 5 of 9
a CO
YES MAYBE NO
„
a, Power of natural gas'?
b, Communications systems? "
c. Water.',>
;
d. Sewer (will trunk 1i -' be extended,
"
providingcapacity to serve new
development)
e. Storm water drainage?
1.7.
Human Health: Will the proposal
result in:
a. Crdation of any health hazard or
potential health Hazard (excluding
hea7,,.th) ?
mental
b. Exposure ofpeople 'to j,btential'
he,lth hazards.
18.1-
Solid Waste. Will the proposal result
"
in any significant impacts; associated
with solid waste disposal or litter
control?
19..
Aesthetics. Will the proposal_ result
in the .ob'Ftructior of any p'u'blic
'
designated- or- recognized scenic vi8ta
open. to the public , or, will the
proposal. result in the creation, of att
aesthetically` offensive site open to
t
ubli.c view?��
20,
Recreation. Will t'he"
proposal result
in an impact upon the quality or
i;
quantity of existing public recrea-
tion, facilities?
21.
Archeological/Historical, Will the
Proposal result in an a teratioii of
a significant archeological or
historical site, structure, objeC�t
or building!
:22,
Mandatory Findings,of Significance.
a,, Does the project have the potential
to degrade, the quality of the
environment, substantial7.y reduce
the habitat r,.f .a fish or wildlife
species,,cause a fish'or -wildlife
,.
popul.atioz to drop below self
„
Appendix F page 6 of 9
,y
MAYBE
NO
sustaining levels; threaten to
;
eliminate a plant or animal _ com-
munity, reduce the number ,?,r" restrict
the- range of a rare or endangered
plant or animal or eliminate important
examples of the major periods of
California history or prehistory?
' b. l oes' "',he project have the
J potential:
��to
achieve short term benefits to
1/ the detriment of, publicly adopted
long-termenviraI. nmentel goals?
c. Does' the project have impacts which
are IndIvidually limited, but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
"on
may'' impact two or more separate
resources (hhere the, impact on each
resource tlfrelatively small, but
the fect of the total. of
thosQimpa-cts
on the environment is
signi_:icant.)
d, Does the project have environmental .
effects which will cause substantial
,
adverse effects on human beings,
either directly or indrectly?
(;
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Appendix ,V -
lflYmi� �RSNiC3ilIAL � 5'e51®ull®meumeaius�� . ' _ :
Page '7 of g
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` Ap�.a.o ant :R;� t rick . f.1i 1_ �,
Asses 1()
I Parcel
SCUSSION' ERD Loo;
'�• Type of Prodoot Rezone' .,+!" "`1
2. Brief ,Descri t;i.oii : Re i"e- �`•rom R_ 3
p (Me d' um DOnsit
Y Residential) to
RT" MxnimumDensai:y Res ,deny: al•,Mobile Home)
3e' Location-2 acres± on SC'ur,t i(le Bi�r�-s Ave., 8� +
Ctat_ east of 16tH
St. and Big s Ave. i.ntersectin, '`I'I e'r,uali,to---------------.
Pl'or)o ,ed Powdt of tip}vrr:J ra �mrxa� t, :lM .
t DU/0.2 acres: 1 lluj7.1 acMU-42,-16 e1 4.)
Amoiij,o; o:C 1'rni x't.ro�, �ux'�'vi`�i�i{;: Indeterminable at i•esel�t.
s
r� A�;r r r1 Iar,nx"e;'t; Public Road o (s} :1lccess via sed 50 foot riQlzt
o � w1EY to Bi ggs Ave nut .._
r f SetlaSe Li,,q opal C,S_,A.1126
xW, lor
= . PrO�:tirnity of Pour 1,i. �C�. acent
O- Pct 0Iit1r-k1 fog further land divisions zind
b further divided up to about 3_ Parcels total
Sly E ti • -
• tc. Gcxzwxo.�. �'a�oE.'�ap+l�i.�: Clara�:t:e��.: '
b 7.oZ ec
Less than 5%',
`: 1 GvaGi0n 160 ft,. A.Q.L.
c..Qa.1
'
Jteddn raver 1y sandy' loam hard, compact
• re.t_ar lr s"tk1��s'r e',
w `'
1�» Al"n'ti `r Factt:r;;. Limited .subdraitla•g. ,
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. 'ic3 � ul"ci7 iIFL� ��C;L 1 O t,, Lnn.0
I(
• E 1: 1 uak: zone:11". of Foothills whear 2oni alaota� 2' � ie��
S. 'o o n Fo'L�irjluj hiodorate d,Fi.,e 1r,rIe rd tJnclassit ed
;. 1, rrtf i,ide, i�otCrzxta. t1 :Low e� :E--paxisi.ve Soil Poteriti,al:
Moder4Ite to high
4. Hydrology
- SurfacO W),•t;t;r' Rud 'L. r�
*
i3.�—... i�_LL�.�.�.ty�,-•--'rri � rl � � r� r+ ri 'r •� c-}
alon,g Biggs Avg,
i; I1i.'s6"assien Con q;i:nuera.
7 qp
b Grou4 d Water:
c , Drainage 01-4"t,caat.O'vj, :ti c,S: i'r�3nertY drains tra W, into l2aldY Cxeek,
;<
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d Annual Rai,ffall (normal) : 4-26 inches
0. Li,mitirao PnotwNone.
m, • Non e
5.
VL,' aual/Srezxi,c al,
6
Acoustic Qua1, y 'ty« t i h
Air Quality: Wood ..-�.,
Bi.olorioal Environment � -
f,
Voi'-ot:ation': Low-growing annual grasses, star tll st7e, weds,
�e yptus trees, some olive trees, riparian ye e_�? 'tatian°alort Ruri
vJilcilife Ifabit;a.�t . Mo dercate-birds •'and small mammals mainly. rce ,
Cult uml ,f',�nyiyoTiIYIon t :
Arc:liaoologica-1 w Ilit,•Lo,rical Resources 1n .:
t;11tu' xir"r:f3.:Mope recorded
A- ii- rrea rnrte_ 5,11 1LC,1r rinnp `rh
,,
n �j �tt]r1 7 r ^rn 1 i'rr
1311.1"LO Gounty {awieral Plan do it"zaa.L-a,c+n: Low-densit •esidoratial.
12.
Existing Zoninvv :-R-,3
J�xist.ing Lund Use car.–Vi e.. Open land with some trees and t.lndorlying •.��
rasses
SUVI, oundin8 Ar C2,, :
a. Land W ee c Low-dc fishy_, rural rc,sidetita.`al; apeit 1 fields to N.
S W MaliS. I
nces
b Zmi:'Ui ,'it- 3 to 1:, C� 2 to S A l
,, t o W Ii N1V S R
- to N , ,J1; yby R-3.
c G01. .Plan d.el1jpaai,},o32 : Low density residential,' –
d.. Parcel Sivo : 1%4 acre to 21 acres,
Po, tIaIi'lon: -
'li t, . �1 L ;�L fi y '5r:
i�lltiI].'`ac' t' 1, 0 S j, t C, az i Arca:" R'Llra1 to som -Lt'rban;
`i+..
N wrest; Urban Aroj: Orovilxe ;
I?*
Rolevant Sphere, of Influe .c(• T. I.DC,,S.A,#26. ultirr�ate st�ittyre 'off
18. ',
llla SrotiE`ment;u RSt:axidtard Urb1 in Aceta,«
.Otoville.,
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Piro Protection Se;r�rice:
aM Nearmt 0ountay (State) Vlro S't;
xxx . DXSCUSSXON OF ENVXAONMENTAL EVALUATION �)
The rVzone portion of this project from R-3 to RT -1 would be a
change of the potential. land use on the site .from medium
density residential to low-density residential (conventional
houses or mobilebomes). The R-3 zone allows single-family
dwellings, duplexes and multip.l.e-family dwellings, not including
tents, trailers or mobilehomes. The RT -1 ,zoning would allow
one single-family dwelling per parcel or a mobilehome to
house one family per parcel subject to the mobilehome,having
a floor area of at Least five hundred (500) square feet. Since
the proposed zoning of ItT-1 is more restrictive than the cur-
rent R4,3 zoning, the magnitude of potential environmental
effects would be less than could occur at present.
115) 3b: Compaction and overcovering Of the sail would occur
from the placement of four residences, either conventional or
mabilehome , The incremental increase in surface wager runoff
that would result can be readily accommodated by tiro drainage
along the west boundary of the property. (Reference: Master
Drainage Ilan-Thermalito /area, Butte County, Ferfruary '1979,
lam,,
3c ,
to allow optimum flow and to help alleviatenaFryc may be necessary
Periodic maintenance of the drai
ation of
the Land bordering the creek: Any are as suijectdtoinundation
should be shown on the final map. Also-, a building setback
of at least S0 feet from the creek is recommended for parcel
4. The southerly part of parcel 4 is too narrow to accommodate
a residence; the usable area on parcel 4 for building is about
2/3 of an acre,
8a,b: Single-family residences and moblchomes
parks) are primarily in
rnobileliome a ) present in' tlic.. va,cinity. the Upsliaw
Subaivisioi� borders the project site on the east side. 11
beauty salon 'business is operated from a residence at the
southwest corner of Biggs Avenue and Roy Drive,
13a,'c: ll small increase in traffic', on the Dreier of 23
vehicular trips per day, would occur from this proposal. The
Public Works Department indicates thatill the raids in this
area are substandard. The upgraclin;g of"the Biggs /avenue
frontage and other road improvements will be re'qu-rements of
the `Tentative Marcel Map. The ;applicant is proposing a So
.foot wide road easement rather than the standard 60 foot
Na le jTh ,
e tentative parcel ma shows
actually constructed at this locatitn.l6th St, which is not
Appendix F - page 8 of 9
,
LV . DETERMINATION
(To
be completed by the Lead Agency)
On
the basis of this initial. evaluation'
=
I find the proposed project COULD NOT have a s3`n*fican
effect on the
environment, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATIGta
S rE,00mmended.
C]
I find that although the proposed projec+t could have a
significant effect
on the environment, there will not
be a significant effect in this
case because the
mitigation measures described on an attached sheet
have been
added to the Project. A NEGATIVE DECLARATION
SS -RECOMMENDED.
'
I find thera osed
P p project MAY have a significant
effect on the environment
and an ENVIRONMENTAL ZMPACfi., „-;
REPORT is required,
Date AD
�
(Signature) r
For; ENVTRoM/,EN'PAD REVIF,w DF,PART1,1f `P
- Reviewed
Rar_L D. Nelson - ---.. —
EnVironmerntal Review Director
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Appendix F - page 9` of
30-20�-1
1 30-20-,8
0-20-30
J M. FT B- L. Burgess
J. J. F, R. F.
rTc.Gee
17
S, 6 D. C. Fuller
P.O. Box 159
i 1616Oro`Dam
Blvd. West
., 1487 >3i �
ggs Ave.
Zapata, TX 78076
` Oroville, Ca.
95965
Oroville, Ca. 9S96S
30-20-"2
i 30_20_53'
30-20-34 r
4
1Y: J. i. A. M. Orson
1167 s`4r miler Lane
Oravil Ca. 959b5
J- F. 6�,rY. L.
1159 Wonder Ln.
Curran
� T1. ,T: 8 C. A. Edwards �.
.1147 Wonder, Ln.
Ye),
Oroville, Ca
95965<>
Oroville, Ca 95965
30-20.749,; 50
30-20-520:
� 30-20.-s3 g
R. K . F7 D. L . The e -os
155 5 Biggs Ave p
C. N. F, C, U'Psliaw
P .O " Box 6 86
1•f. D, F 1`4
S ,,; Ivers"an
1x 78 "rive
Oroville, Ca. 95� 6<5
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17aldivell, ID '83605
;: R✓oy p,
Orovill Ca, 95965
,
10 -2e -S4
30-20-55
30-20-56
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L '"D. fi C. A.Clark
1168 Roy Dr. `'
Oroville,
a
i Rt. R F T. R.
1158 Roy Dr.
Mc Ke
;,
V. -E. 6 J. G. Thane"
1148 Roy Dr. �
Ga. 9 965`~
OrovilleCa.
95065
Orovi1ll"
eo Ca, 9 '965
30-20-5.7 `��,
30-20-58
30-20-59
IV G. & V. Ilommerbocker-
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"A. J. F tr• J.
Gutierriz
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Noreen V. C 1 at,� ing��
113 8 Roy Dr.
1128 Roy Dr.
, ,
11.18 Roy Dr.
Orovillo, Ca. 95965
Oroville, Ca'.
95 b5
Orov lle, Ca. 95965
30-20-60
30 20-6i
30-20-62
J G: 13. °5. Burke
J.
A. G. 6 S. J.
Davis
J .
aek�on
1108 Roy Drive
1537 Lee St.
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
STAFF FINDINGS May 2, 1979
Patrick Jaffuel - Rezone from "R-3" (Medium Densl"t ., Residential)
to 1IRT1,11' (Medium Density Residential;) - Mobile 1'Iome)', property
located on the south side of Biggs 'we.,,approx. 200 ft. west,
of ,Roy Dr., identified as AP 30-20-0, con.tainind 2 acres; more
or less, Oroville
The"I"•Butte County"General Plan Land 138e Element designates the area
as Low Density Residential, and the RT-1 (Minimum Density Residential
Zoning District would be more in conformity with that recommendation
than the existing R-3 Zoning District.
The existing zone was accomplished prior to the requirement for specific '{r
findings of zoning tieing in conformity with the General Plan designations,
The densities that could be achieved in the currOnt'zoning district were
limited by the lack of a public sewer, system until recent years. The
area is .developed primarily single family residential, with mobile home
parks, with some commercial development on the Oro Dain Blvd 116st
frontage.
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The Department of Public Works Comments
All roads in this area. are subs'ta'ndard. There a.re.possible
drainage problems."
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BUTTE COUNTY°PLA.N'NINTG COMMISSION �
_MINUTES - May 2,,,,.',l_�70_
3- Patric],- Jaf fuel RQ7.one from "R-3" (4edium density Res - 1
_ dentiai) to "RT -4 ", Unimum'density Residential Mobile
Rorie) property locatCd: 'on the south side of Biggs Ave.,
approx 200 ft west of "_oy Pr., identified as AP 30-20-49,
more particularly described as:
That -portion [ Lots 2 and 4 of Block 102 of "Therma'lito"
per wall map of record Nunber 6 on file in the office of
the, Butte County Recorder located ,?est of "I?pshaia Sub" per
Map of Record in Map Book 32 on pages 42 and. 43 of the
Butte County Recorder, and east of the folloi.ing described
1 ine.1 a
Beginning at a point on the south line of Lot -4 of
Block 102 of said "Thermalito" Sub., located 30 ft. -
east of the Past right-of-way line of 16th St thence
north,, parallel with said right-of-way line 224 ft. to
` a point, thence northeasterly to a point located 80 ft
east of said 16thSt. right-of-way line and 396 ft.
south of the south right -of -xray line of Biggs Ave
thence north parallel with the east right-of-way line
of 16th St. 396 ft. to the south right-of-way line of
Biggs Ave.- and the end of the herein described line.
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Containing 2 ac., more or less,: Oroville
79x71-I-zn 4
Mrs. Blair read staff findings an& added that a parcel map for
this property had been conditioned to provide a "s0 ft. drainage
easement along the westerly -property line
Dick Molcar -reported that his department had recommended a Negative
Declaration.
Patrick Jaffu:el stated that his -'engineer,, Ron Graves, had come, up
with some information that indicates that the drainage problem is not
as serious as first thought to be.,
Opponents' The fol Lowing persons .objected lto the s project for the
reason that mobiles would he allowed:-
Alan ,Bloy, 1154 P,'oy Drive, r
Cions Clark, 1169"` Roy Drive,
Sue Knox, 749 Roy Drive
.Kathy Roberts, 1139 Roy I1rive and
Al Sealey, 1129 Roy Drive
In response to a ,-question from the Commission as to whether the
'-applicant would be happy with a more restrictive -zone that would nor
allow mobiles, he asked for continuance for two creeks to permit
hire to confer: with his -partner.,
Motion was then made by Commissioner Gilbert, seconded by Commissioner
Bennett, to continue this hearing OF -2N until. May 16 so that the ap-
plicant can make his wishes known at tiiat time.
AYES: Commissioners Gilbert, Lambert, Bennett and Chairman -Wheeler.
`_NC{ES : Inc. one.
mr. ` Commissioner Everhard.
Motion carried::`
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
'MINUTES May 16, 1979.
I3. Patrick J&ffuel - Rezone« From 1IR-3" (Medium Density" Item
dential) to ITT-l" (Minimum Density Itesi.dentiaj - Mobile
liome) proporty located on this south side of Biggs Ave.,
approki 200 ft. west of Roy Dr, 0 identified as AP 30-20-49,
more ,nartia'alarly described 1s:
That part:ion of Lots 2and 4 �o.f Block 102 .of "Thermalito"
per wall Trap of record Numbeij�� 6 on fille, in the office of,
the. Butte County Recorder. -located t�test of= "l?pshau Sub'x per
Mair oi- Record in Map Book 32 jonpages 42 and 43 of 'he
Butte County Recorder, and. east of the folioWing described
`line;
Be'ginning at a point on the south, line of Lot'4 of �r
'Block 102 of said,"Thermalito" Sub., located 30 ft ,
east of the east right-of-way "line of '16th St; then, a
north, parallel with said right-of-way line 224 £t to
a,,Roint; thence northeasterly,to a point located 80 ft.
east of said 16th St, right-of-way bine and 396 ft,
south of the south rig;'It-of-�i.my, ,line of Biggs Ave:;
thence north parallel with the eastr ght-,of-way line
of 16401 St, 396 f t . to the south right -of -,Fay line of
Biggs Ave. and the end of the herein drF;scribed line.
"on'taining 2 ac. , more or less, Orovil-le
79-75-2-197
Mrs. Blair read a, letter from Ronald L G`jlaves, dated 'play, 1979, as
follows t'
Pies withdraw Pat JefiueS `s application for a rezone on
lito, west of `:14th.,Street, south sid
Bipgc Avenue in Tl�ermae o f"
!Biggs, easterly of aria ad;j acent to Ruddy Cree�� . I.
mr. Jef'f a'el had requested a rezone to RT;,-1. He is tw `11ing to
accept the present R-3 1-oning; �
Motion was then made by Commissioner Gilbert, seconded by Commissioner
Lambert, to permit this aEplicatior to be; withdrawn. ;
AYE S: Comm s:, 4oners Bennett, Gilb;eirt, Lambert and Chairman j1heeler.
NOES#', No one
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DESC RIPTION
DEPARTMENT OF FORESTRY
Or! PROJECT Rezone fromP-3 to RT -1
. IUM GOUNTY
On the S side of Biggs Ave %, approx. B of 16th St.
�...- Biggs
Ave.
intersection. Thermaiita "
APPL.T,CA.NT.,
Patrick, Jaffiue]
ADDRESS:
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