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lVir. Cheff explained what the, Department of Public Works means byPanes,
Commissioner Lynch was concerned with traffic'turrnirg (efton{d the proper
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i3XJT!'E COUNTY PLE1NNING CO'MMTSSIOIV
MINUTES =May 24, 1990
Commissioner Lambert asked about the availability of a site tan
development of this property.. P Showing the proposed
Staff said the tentative plot plan is posted on the lwall behind the Commission,
Commissioner Lynch said itis his understanding from the plot plan there will 1 be a frontage
to the road rsouthside tof Estates' .Drive, with no .access gess to the Tet north of Estafes Drive aricl also
oto Tlrghway 99 except through Estates Drive,•
Staff said this was cerrecf.
The hearing was opened to the public;
Russ Croninger; RFC Surveyors, said he has worked with staff on this
most of the undergrowth will be removed, but the applicant will prese erasmarile Said.
c�ossible along with the vegetation along the ditch,_ l`Ie said the. applicant:has,no `trees as
with the conditions,problem
Commissioner Lynch said it is not clear how far back the proper is fro
asked if There will still be public access from Lghvvay 99 to Butte Croe Bate Creek, He
k.
Mn Croninger said there is an easement
Butte Creeki along the levee and there will still be°
access to
Ron Laffns said the fence is 10 feet from the levee and the levee. ro
2,5 feet wide, from that point down to the ereek straight west if would18 approximaiely24-
I=Ie said the fence is the property, iine for this project. a at least 1'00 feet..
IVIr, Croninger asked for approval of this project,
Commissioner .Lambed asked if there hasbeen any significant chanes
g ince the 1981 EIR?
Staff. said :the fwo Rems looked at were traffic and Butte Creek: t
comments back from ral Trans. Staff said there was no concern with tl� said there were no
it yeas such a redaction' frorxr'what could potentially be there. Staff said mot
crated would flow to 1 m'why do project because
g s of the °tra,Fhc
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Com'miss`ioner Lynch. sai"d thIt anproxrrnately� three years a' o ..Cal
overpass to Estates Drive in. the Tong term.,I if the overpass is :built Tkaine st clrscussed an'`
out two. of the lots propesed� for, this property.Ie� said theo'ther „asci •': his will,biock>
frontage road camrng .se
from another overpass near `Peterson Tract b�irtyw6uld` be a'.
of the lots being _developed cin this;`projeet site e'ould prevenf .a fronta a rond"d th t some
developed.
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Theheariang.'was, closed.
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSIO
MINUTES February. 8; 1990
Chairman Forbes thanked Mr;' Tipton, and asked if there was any others who wished to
speak.
Mike Curd stated that he would like to encourage the Commission to go to the site and
take a look at the situation. He also expressed concern thatparents have to make a':,U-
turn in the middle of Hicks Lane after delivering or dropping,off the ;children at the
proposed day care facility, creating a traffic hazard.
Commissioner Lsmbert stated that she had been to the site and agreed that thur6, is no
place to turn -around.
Chairman Forbes asked if the_ applicant or representative would like to' make additional
comments.'
Jay Lyman 'stated that according to the information he received, theproposed day care
facility was not a_ major change in the land use and that they do not propose to make a
major change in the appearance of the structure or in the traffic patterns. He stated that
36 cars would not be at the site atone time. He also stated that staff could park across the
street if necessary. He felt that they were being misread. He felt that the portion of the
building that will be occupied by the`children would be safer than any residencein Cldico,
as they built fire walls, have smoke detectors in each room, and would have regular fire
drills.
Mr. Lyman asked the Commission what they would like them to do to alter their proposal;
to meet the requirements necessary to go forward, and stated that they are willing to work
with staff to devetope at plan that would be acceptable:
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES - January 25, 1990
Chairman Forbes asked if the Commission could remove the portion that is in'the proposed
'So. Paradise Rezone for the; Lime Saddle District and handle it separately,
Staff said the Commission could not at this time expand this hearing to include the entire
Lime Saddle Community Service District: Ther Commission could remove that area under
the District's jurisdiction from this consideration and hold h at a later time for consideration.
Staff recommended letting the Lime Saddle District initiate the action for an Urban Reserve
because this has to be addressed environmentally, and becomes a policy statement of the
General Plan: Staff said it would be appropriate for the District to initiate that action.
Commissioner -Lynch said there were three choices, to leave the proposal as it is, to delete
the" District portion from theproposed zoning and handle it separately or to delete the area
and allow Lame Saddle to come in with an application for the whole' Lime Saddle Community
District.
Staff said the majority` of the people in the District have certain,wants and are willing to pay
for them:
Chairman Forbes said the danger of Lime Saddle being deleted is that, Lime Saddle could.
come back with: different conditions. He recommended the Commission deal with the total.
South Paradise 'Rezone and allow Ume'Saddle to initiate ;hearings on the balance of the,
District`s property.
Staff said the language and zoning proposed is "not what the Lime Saddle District wants.
Mr Lane said it Would be easier for "fhem if the Commission would tell them what they want
and the District could come back with a'proposal'.
Commissioner Lynch said the simplest way would be to delete the Lune Saddle District
portion from the South Paradise Rezone proposal.
Mr 'Fortino sat nits Nater District is- here - o deal'
d the "staff of the Lime Saddle: Comma
y to with the Coun
with wafer' onl but the District will cooper ty
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iVlr Lane said the District is under a separate tax area. He said fire,;. police, and sewage
disposal needs to be. addressed: He' said ,the Golden .Feather School is not in the Distnct,.
but' the school has a request into the °District for wafer.
Chairman Forbes, said fhe Commission might want to; removo, the Lime Saddle District4d
from the rezone:
Staff said; if the; project is initiatedby the Counfy it could take some tinYe. Staff said it "was
easier if the District initiates the action:'
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
MINUTES, - January 25, 199Q
Commissioner Lynch said that this is the minimum the Commission "should do.
Lee Cage, Paradise Planning Commission, said 11 she believes Ccs€�anxa.�sioner Lynch is correct,
Commis-
6 as far as recognizing; the survey that was done, but she also bieved that, the Urban
Reserve should be agreed upon at this time because of the fact that services. for this area.
would come from, the Town of Paradise. She also believed that the General Plan for the
Butte County Area
as
well as 4he CI-neral Plan :for Paradise is in need of updating.
Chairman Forbes said the Commission gets any number of recommendations from staff;
`committees, and from d"tizens. Ife said the Commission recognizes that their judgement is
based upon consideration of the information that has come before thein.
Commissioner Lambert said the Urban Reserve is a reserve for urban development some
time in the future, trying to pian for and decide "how they are going to finance and do the'
infrastructure that, goes with thatdevelopment. She said the Urban Reservewould not stop
growth or development,'' but is to n;ake development possible with the infrastructures that go"
with 'it.
Staff said that the hearing is closed, butLeeCage represents the Town of Paradise as a
advisory member of this Commission.
Commissioner Lynch said ,he did not like .the word urban because .most people think of 4.dty
with all the improvements of a city.
Staff said that when talking about urban development, it is the ultimate goal to have urban
infrastructures.
Chairman Forbes suggested using the wording on Page 6 of the4.25-89 staff, finding for the
motion:
Staff asked fora ;Motion of Intent. .
Commissioner Lynch asked the; Chairman to appoint a two Commissioner committee to work
with staff to come up with the findings for the General Plan!Resolution.,
Chairman Forties appointed Commissioners Matson and lynch to get with staff to develop
language for the notion of intent.
It was moved by Commissioner Lambert, seconded by Conr�missioner O''trorvski ` and
unanimously carried for approval of, the Urban Reserve.policies and instruct staff, along with
the committee, to' draft the final motion and the 'findings.
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BUZTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
AGENDA - January 11, 1990
Staff said l acre or, larger parcels. Staff, said there are no sewer districts in -the area, generally
individual septics and wells.
The hearing was opened to the public.
Jill Bachman, representing all three properties, said the timing for subdivision maps a.s; unknown.
She said 2 ,of the parcels may.develop 1h.a year or two; the other parcel will be further down the
line..'She said the property issurrounded by Sk-1 zoning. She said an all weather road through
an orchard being farmed is not acceptable, She said the condition is to meet the requirements of
the Fire Department and does not state an all weather road.
Commissioner Ostrow
ski asked if all theproperties were currently orchards.
Mrs. Bachman said yes. She asked fora 30 day continuance to allow the applicants time to review,
the zoning agreements with their lawyers:
Staff said if the Commission is going to continue these hearings, the hearings should reinain .open;
Commissioner )Lynch asked if the Agreements were between the applicant and Butte 'County,
Staff said yes. Staff said the location of the'access 1o,klghway'99 is lmited.to the southerly corner_
of the Muselt property.
Comrnissioa er Lambert discussed widening iof the bridge.
Staff said the route concept for widening the raved does not go north of Chico and would not
require e, bridge be widened',
It was moved by Commissioner i:,ambert, ;seconded by' Commissioner Lynch, and unanimously
carried to continue all three hearings to February 11J99 at10:3Q a.m:
There being no further b ness the meeting was: adjourned at 2:35 p.m.
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ALAN FORBES CZdAIRMAN
But :County 'Planning' Commission
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