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Home My WebLink AboutPLANNING COMMISION MINUTES & AGENDAS 7/91 - 12/9177777-77 AGENDA POSTING LOG DATE OF mEETING DATE 'POSTED POSTED BY Ado �—A3— 91 14, BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINIXIMS - December 12, 1991 Ms. Schons discussed intimidation by 'But.,e County .employees and Code Enforcement Officers; Commissioner Lambert was present at this time. Ms. Schons said 80% of 'the County employees treat her with respect and, she treats them the same way. She said its the 20% that are disrespectful` that, are hard to deal with. She said the Code Enforcement Officers fall into the disrespectful category, She said there is a junk problem that needs to be settled, but itis a matter tliat needs to be handled with more respect for others. She wanted the County to do something about the lack of respect from the Code 'Enforcement Officers. She said if the Officers had a different ;attitude, this item; migN not need to be discussed. Commissioner Nelson said the Commission is listening to, the public's input. He. said there have been several, h,;arings. He said he did not appreciate people mocking the Commission (Vern Chadwick, dressed as Santa and saying he waspresent as Santa Claus)o He said the Commission needs -respect from. the public also; Roy Plaster said he also blames the Code Enforcement Officers for their attitude. He said he was out of the State and was turned over to I?MV because he had too many cars. He said a drug task force was sent to his ,house; He said b'is rights were violated; The bearing was closed'. Neil McCabe said one of the reasons the Citizens' Committee was farmed was for an' exchange of ideas: He said he was involved a preparing the original Ordinance. He said if he had it to do over again, he would not; write the Ordinance the same way, after hearing all the input, 1-16 said, if t le Commission feels the same way, he would suggest xe-writing the Qrdinance. Re' said they, are wiser, about .some of the concerns 'and P roblems in the County at this time: Staff agreed with Mt. McCabe, Staff said the ;Ordinance could he wriCten differently, Staff aid there are sorn�e 'things that need to be cleaned. up. Staff said there is a problem Witty vehicles. Staff said the County should gine people the opportunity to ,clean U p voluntari y: Commissioner Lynch said he would' like to explore the possibility of working with the Cities,,; ITe, vs+ould like o come up` wifh aplan to use the $.Qp registration fee :to abatement of vehicle problems, %ie said' there should' be a discussion on the prograrrrns' available, ('so 611, as ;stated, by the KidRey'Foundation) for abatement and citizen volunteer programs. R f BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION AGENDA = December 12, 1991 ;' 069, in the time Saddle area, south of Paradise. (File 0-30) (JH) (VIDEO TAKEN) 9:00 a.m. Butte Coon , Board of Supervisors',_; proposed Negative J)eclaration regarding environmental impacts and Code Amendment to revise definitions for Kennels as follows; Commercial Kennel - .Any premises, except where accessary to an agricultural use, where more than five '(5) dogs over the age of four (4) months are boarded or trained for compensation'. or are kept for sale or bred for any, purposes. The Kennel shall be licensed in. accordance with Section 4-3 of the Butte County Code.. - Private Kennel - Any premises where more than, five (5) but no more than ten (10) dogs over the age of four (4) months' are kept as personal pets. All dogs shall "be spayed or neutered. The kennel shall be: licensed in accordance with Section 4-3 of the Butte County` Code,. Arid to revise the appropriate zoning classifications to permit private and commercial kennels, subject to a Use Permit. The Zoning, classificattons to be revised are A-5 through A-160, T.1VI4 through TM -160,. FRL1 through FR -160; A -R through AR 40,-AR-M[H through ARMH-51- SR -5, C4, C-2; M!_Ij and M-2 The proposed Code Amendment will be applicable in, the entire 'unincorporated portion, of the County. (File,:92-08) '(CBS) 1.0,30 a,m, Butte Cczynty Boardf Sttipervis rs - (Item determined to be categorically exempt from environmental review Code Amendment ) amending Section 24-21 defining "accumulated vehicles", "auto Wrecking yard", "junk.'', and "jank yard" and amending Section 24-64 entitled "applicability o£ zoning regulations; unauthorized use unlawful", of Article IT entitled "'General Zoning Regulations and Procedures", cif chapter 24 of !the Butte Count ' Code, Count -wide. (File 92-06 Y Y Continued o "en fr11 om October 14; 199:1 '. (JH) ( P ) 1:30 p,in> 'Butte County Bard of Sri ep rvisors - it on which a Praft Environmental `Impact Report has, been prepared and General Plan Amendment. Adoption of a new Energy, 'aturl Resources and Recreation Element of the Butte County General Plan to be efliective County -wide.. Tlie Element , contains goals; policies, and implementation, measures that will guide "the 'development of energy and natural reSdurces in Butte ;'County and prenote ,recreatpnal 3 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING 'COMMISSION ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR JANUARY 23; 1992 ;8 • ,. IF lo w ti 1 Y• LA1•`D 0f AtCIt A�lL) NATURAL WEEAUTY PLANNING DPARTMNoN�A 959 65 OROVILLE, o ° 7 COET UNTY CENTCR' DRIVE - Tt LERHONE: (916) 538 7601 i - BTJ'1[E Co PIAN C OBER.24111991- SUPPLEMENTAL AQV AA -OCT PLACE: Board of Supervisors' Room - County Administration Center 25 `County Center Drive Oroville: CA 95965 IX. MISCELLANEOUS eri Lanz -General Plan Amendmentfrom Grazing .andde Carol Seid g to >nclu Discussion - • Land to Agricultural'Residential, possibility o f expanding tl�e area Offen other properties. MS As, O tot DYJI 4 1991 CONTIND 14�991E R OCTOBER 2UE located on the east side `of Larkin Road approximately 2,000 feet north of East Gridley Road, identifiedas AP 025-200-100, Gridley. (SBS) 10:30 a.m. Butte County Boa- of Supervisors (Item determined to 'be categorically exempt,from environmental, review) Code Amendment amending Section 24-21 defining "accumulated vehicles", "auto wrecking "� ", yard",, �J y and -amending Section 24-64, entitled !' pP Y a licabilik of z�nin k regulations; g gu ations unauthorized , use unlawful"; of Article II entitled "General Zoning`Regulations and Procedures'", of Chapter 24 of the Butte County Code, County-wide, (File 92-06) ;(Continued open from September 1.2, 1991) 10:30 a.m, Discussion ' of the list of names to be considered for the Citizen's Committee on revising the Junk Grdinance: (Continued froze 10/1091) 1:30m. P• Green Rock Ouarry Ro17car Green -( n which a 'draft Environmental Item o Impact Report has been, prepared) Use Permit%M Mining Perrnit�lk2eclamati�n Plan to extend period of operation on the existing mining permit to 50' years and to allow, the use of explosives, on property zoned 'Oul (Unclassified) located on 120N R3E, Section 13, M.DB&M, at the end of Coal Canyon .Road, at the. base of Table Mountain, identified as AP 041-140-014, 028, 032, 084; 041.-160-031, 037, 039, 044; 045; 041210-045, north d Oroville. (Con"timed closed from September 26, 1991) 1:30 p•m: Butte . out Board of S ervisors ----------� - (Item on which an Environmental Impact Report 17as been prepared) Various neral Plan. Ait endrnents and Rezoning of properties located wztlain the ]DurDton-Nelson 11 P1nninArea 7"ne action also includes policy standards .and the deletion of approxi'znately two thousand one hundred ninety (?,19U} acres of land currently subject to the policies of the Chico Planning Area Greefiline, The. area, is bordered on the east by',Mighway 99, on the west by the Sacramento River, an the north by the DuirhaIn Unified School District northern boundaries; and on the sotath by the Western Canal and the County line. ; (File. 91(Continued closed fromSeptember 26, 1991) (`�) 1:30 p.zn,.NormanJohn . Roblev .------._ -' proposed N_eaative 'D�'ratjnri'. regarding environmental. impacts and &z=from AR-5 (AgriculluraX Residential - S acre parcels) to SR-1 (Suburban: Residential - 1 acre' parcels) for property located approximately 500 feet south of Service Street, between I-161' nd Road and Goodspeed, identified as' Ap 040=' f3 BUTTE COUNTY PLf NNING COMMISSION' MINUTES - October 10, 1991;; Mr Honeycutt said his priority is to annex to DID, but if this is a problem he will have to ;consider a community water system; Jan Holman, Garden,Road said she has doneresearch on the Durham House. She said. the house is important to the community and should be :preserved. She was in favor of thf project, Susan Murphy, Nelson Road, said it would be an asset to the community to restore the Durham House. She said the County needs to treat all of rurham and the whole D2N area with respect. She said she hopes the Commission will continue to look at what the Durham Advisory Committee wanted,, which was to infill and to work out from the center of Durham. She said the Durham House was located near the center of town. She said Durham does not have a good history with planned unit developments and she expected to hear a request for Ral zoning. She discussed rezoning, a larger area than just this property. She said she was in favor of the project. Louis C,:amenzind, Jr. said he was in favor of this restoration. He said as farm the PUD is concerned, the Commission should' consider the traffic 'hazards; on Durham Dayton Highway. Pete Konyn said his property is ears. He said he will not be a d�acent. to this property and he has lived there for 40 Y Able to farm ;with a residential use next door if this is approved: He wanted to know how.all the septics would affect the groundwater. He. Was against the PUD rezone: .1461 said what are the guarantees the house will be restored. He said there areeo . le who believe the house is beyond restoration. He was against this project. He submitt ped pictures to the Commission showing the junk being accumulated. Mr. HCoj�qeycutt said he respects Mr. Konyn's point of view, but this area is destined for Low DensityResidential in; the future, He said they DO intend to ;restore the house. He said they will. keep the junk factrr clown toi, muumum. He said; eventually be will need the PUD funds to continue with the restoration; but they will starton the restoration .as soon as possible: Mr; Konyn said there is junk all around the house that has nothing to dp with; restoPation The earing w has closed. Staff discussed the D2N policies regarding improvennents for Durham's `growth: Staff said they are concerned with ,putting in sidewalks aloaig the burham, Daytan Highway because; staff ;believes they are necessaryr.:. There was; a brief discussion on the water .supply, options. -7-7777 s rt�•�,Tt� �M1 � a ount, .« LA iii`' i F IJA`JU?AL '-V5Ai"r# ANC7 5 t A IP"� KANNIN.G GEPAATMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE . oROVIL'LE. CALIPORNIA 95985-9397 TELEPHONE: (916) 538-7601 BYJ'I'riz COVNT°Y PLANNING COMMISSION SUP PLE1VENTAL AGENDA - OCTOBER 1p, 1991 I'I,ACE: , Board of Supervisors' Room County Administration Center 25County Center D, rive Oroville, CA `.95965 IX MISCELLANEOUS 1. Submittal and discussion of the list of names to be considered, for the Citizen's Committee o n revising the Junk Ordinance. The following is a. list of citizens who wish to b� considered for participation on the rank Ordinance Committee. Name and Address hone # 1,_ _ _District ; Tnt6rest > Richard Prater, 538-7.407 (D) 1 Auto 576 Lone Tree Road 534-0283 (H) restorer Oroville,, CA 95965 Thomas Jones533-6725 Bank 1 Car 171 Green. Oroville, CA 95965 res#oyer (P.O. Box 1844) Peter MilburY 1912 Palm Avenue 345.3308 3 Teacher Chico, CA 95926 Fred Gerst 1860 Laurel 846-2914 4 Restorer Gridley, CA 95948. Jane Davis 226 Chatfield Avenue 868-1296 4 Antique Biggs, CA 95917 Dealer Delbert Loudal ' 3135Claremont' Drive 533-621$ 1 Construct: OrOville, CA 95966" Ron &Barbara Davis 2513: V-6 Road ', 534-3819 1 ,;unk, Vehicles Orovillet CA 95966 Verner A: ;Chadwick 533-7425 1 President of 2083 E191hi Street, e; CA 95965 `'V ake UPOroA Ron Powers 2218 Veatch Street , 533-3444 1, Restorer Orov lle, CA 05965 5 b:' r■e®i • • U R A BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES ` September 26, 1991 do,not do it now, are they going to do it if this project is approved. She said 2, Appendix Cx which is Alternative .A-1 Water and Air Quality.On the first page it lumP the primary source of dust is fine material when the overburden ,or topsoilp Braised by wind scouring over the denuded land or moved by the 'bulldozers. She said this is a've Y true statement. She said further down the page it says the ,quarry can pre -condition the soil before they do any excavation. She said what she is asiting the Commission is if: the quarry does not do it now, why would they do it at a later time. She s K, Butte County Compliance Report on Page 2, "All �.nnditions of the authopendix fty to construct and permit to, operate issued by° Butte County Air. Pollution Control must be observed". She said a number of the violations are ongoing and continue. to occur. y She s aid. she did a site inspection earlier this ear and the plant foreman when ; he commented - about the plugged nozzles, said she, was only seeing the dust because of the position she was on the property, She said ,she is a certified emissions evaluator and has been so for over years. She said what she saw was an extreme amount ;of dust come off the OP where the permit to operate clearly states that the11 of dust suppression. and this was not bein Y`will meet the requirements time. She said on Page 3, #22 A notice to correct was issued at that �� g me • C devices.., including but not limited: a .fitted with AP" a 11isting system... She said the spraying equipment has been installed, She said there have been complaints on the. stationary, equipment. Staff saidthe EIRs Were circulated When they were received: CommissionerOstrowshi questioned why other agencies have not commented on document. this. Staff said they would contact the otheragencles . Ms. Fuca said in answer to the Commission`s question on enforcement if the compliance, the Air t'otlution Control Office can initiate enforcement action, There re scan be :a fine associated with a Notice of Violation and a ,'r, otice of Correcti�in„ There Was a brief d iscussion on the fine structure; Commissioner Lynch asked. if when, APC Writes citations, does the de `artment n ` departmenfs of he violation? P ofify other. She said, in this' case, Planning informed her of the violation. 5lae said she is in With the Planning l�irector,by phgne. contact Commissioner Lynch .said the Commission has two choices, to issue a Fuse erm' down the business, P ; it or shut Chairman '11%Iatson said .the Corriinssion ;needs a guarantee that the mitiea{ion m�nr�irA�. Will be met. "2 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION - AGENDA - September 26 1991 9:00 a,m; Clifford - T; Ashby - proposed No, Declaration regarding environmental impacts, General Plan Amendment from Medium Density Residential to commercial and Rezone from R-1 (Residential) to C-1 (Light Commercial) for property located on the northwest' corner of Nord Road and Esplanade, -identified as AP 006.170-028, Chico. (FILE #91-26 A & B)(VIDEO TAKEN) (CBS)`' 10;30 a.m. Norman Cole/John: Robley - proposed ,legative Declaratinri' regarding environmental impact and Rezone. from AR=S (Agricultural', Residential -'5 acre parcels) to SR4 (Suburban Residential - '1 acre parcels) for property located approximately 500 feet south of Service Street, between Holland Road and Goodspeed, identified as AP 040- 280-088 and 089, ,Durham. (File 90-4) (Continued elosed from August 22, 1991) (CBS) 10:30 aan. Thomas A. Turk proposed Negative Declaration regarding environmental impact and Rezone from "U" (Unclassified) to FR -1 (l~oothill; Recreational- - 1 -acre parcels) for property located on the north side of La Parte Road, approximately 1,000 feet past Merry Way, identified as AP 073-110=088, Clipper Mills: (File 90-30) (Continued open from August 22, 1991) (CBS) 1030 a.m.' Green Rock Ouarty Roger reen. - (Item on which a draft Environmental Impact Report has been prep�ifed) Use Permit�lVlinin ; PermiReclamation 'Plan to extend period of operation on the existing'` mining permit to 50 years and to allow the use of explosives, on liraperty zoned "CP' (Unclassified) located on T20N R313Section 13, MDB&M, at the, -end -of Coal Canyon Road, at ,the by of Table Mountain, identified as AP 41=140-01,4, 028, 032,` 034; 041-160-031, 037; 039,; 044, 045; 041=210-045, north o£ Oroville. (continued, open. from August 22, 1991) (ORI4) 1.:30 p.m. r Chico Comn�knit,Y Children _ -titer - Consideratior of zai ' dificatio , of the conditions off approval for Use Periia;it #86=33, to allow the expansion, of a pre-existing nonconforming use (day came center) on property zoned A-lt (Agricultural w Residential} located on the, southwest corner of East 22ind Street and Elm Street, identified as AP ' 005-473-q19, Chico., 1,:30 p.m. Butte County Board of Supervis r. - (Item on, which iin Environmental Inmact Report hays been prepared)' Various 0eneral Plan Arnend�rie and ezonin of properties located. ithi the' Dilrharn-Dayton-Nelsen .Planning Area. Tte action also Yncludes'_ 3 AIM 7lie bearing was closed fcsr `discussion td be con£i'ned fcj the Coinmissiin 18 n�- 19 I BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION ITEMS SCHEDULED FOR SEPTEMBER 12, 1991 A,s of august 9, 1991Planning Department. $38-7601 TIME ITEM 9100 aim. David Cockrell. - (Item determined to be categorically exempt from environmental review)' Use Permit to .allow a mobile home as a temporary second dwelling. on property zoned A-5 (Agricultural - 5 acre parcels) located on the west side of Goodspeed, approximately 2,000 feet north of Hanlon Road, identifiedas AP 040-280-027, Durham. (BLM) 9000 am, Don Doerschlaa. - (Item determined to be categorically exempt form environmental review) .Use Permit to allow a second dwelling on property zoned TM-5 (Timber Mountain - 5 acre parcel), located on the northwest corner of Schott -Road and Barry Lane, approximately 500 feet west of State Highway 32, identified as AP 0.56-280-045, Forest Ranch. (VIDEO TAKEN) (CBS) 9:00 aim. Bruce Oliver -' proposed Negative Declaration with rrii.tigation measures and Variance to the minimum lot size to allow an $.87 acre Pat cel in the Ww10 (Timber Mountain - 10 acre parcels) zone located on the south side of Wackberry Road, approximately 1/4 mile north of Crown Point Road, east of State 14ighway 32, identified as AP 056-040-027, Chico, (CBS) 9;00 a.m. James Richard Giles - (Item determined to be categorically exempt from' environmental :review):Use T'errnit, to -allow n single family residence on property, zoned M41 (Light Industrial) located", east. of Lincoln Blvd on the nortl.� side., of an unnamed, _road .jocatod approxirriately 300 1'�et north o£ Ophir Road, Wd 'itified as,AP 036= 270-064, Oroville (BLM 400 aim+ Brailey R. _,qk .'_All 'The Best Video - ' SITS, PLAN REVIEW to allow a comrYercial building for a, video: rental store man pr or opty 1 e 4' BUTTECOUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August 22 1991 Commissioner Lambert said she does not agree that if the property owners are not willing to give the °'applicant test results that it is necessarily good news. Discussion was confined to the Commission. Commissioner Nelson asked about the testimony regarding the project? Staff said that most of 'the- input was through the earlier hearings. Commissioner Nelson asked if we could, condition the, zoning? He said he was not' comfortable unless the conditions could be met. I e' said he would want something stating ; that it could be legally ,taken away, if the conditions were 'not met. Staff said we would have to continue_ the hearing so staff could prepare a new motion with those conditions. Commissioner Lambert said the staff findings state those criterias must: be met. Staff, said those are for adopting zonings less than 20 acres in the Agricultural :Residential General Plan designation, Commissioner Lambert said she did -not agree with l ac. parcel sizes and maybe a larger zoning would deal With. the criteria of the General Plan. Commissioner Lynch said there is some commercial activity in La Porte, Challenge, Strawberry 'alley and 'Clipper Mills, He said students go to school in :Marysville: He said it should be. rezoned to, TM -2, with a condition for proof of adequate water. Comtnissior, er O$trowski asked if the applicant; has requested FR zoning? Staff `said the 147l7 and TMzones are basically' the same zone, It was moved by Commissioner Ostrowski, seconded Uy Commissioner Lynch,: and unanimously carried for. a motion of intent to approve the Thomas Ai Turk' application for a; Rezone from "U" to FR. -2 and direct staff to provide, conditions necessary so that ` all" of the requirements Fare met according fo the Conditional zoning and General ,Plan and that staff loop into. requiring an off Highway bus stop ort ,La forte Rd Tlie Bearing °was co open to September 2ti, 4991 at M3-0;a,m: • 7 24', ,3 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING .COMMISSION AGENDA, - August 22, 1991 2, P✓I-2, AR-1, A-5,; and A 10 to P-Q, 'R-C, C-1, M-1,M=2, AR-1, AR- MH-1, AR-MH 2.5, A-5 10, 40, and 160, for property located from south of Palermo Road, south to the County boundary; and from the Feather River to Palermo I-Ioncut Road and including the Townsi e Of Honcut. (File 87-28 .A & B) (Continuer) open from February 14, 1991) (ORH) 10.30 a.m. Frank Bellante - proposed Negative eclaratign Dregarding environmental impact and Use Permit to allow a bicycle shop as a neighborhood commercial use on property zoned R4 (Residential) located on the southeast ,,corner of Cohasset Road and Azalea Avenue, identified as AP Q48-040-027, Chico. (VIDEO TAKEN) (CBS) 10:30 a.m. Katherine E. 'Wintroath - proposed No. ative Declaration regarding environmental impact and Use Permit, to allow the expansion of an existing kennel on property zoned A-1;0 (Agricultural - 10 acre parcels) located on the east side of Meridian Road, approximately 2 miles north of Highway 99, identified as AP 047-580-009, Chico. (VIDEO TAKEN) (CBS) 10;30 a.m Green Rock uarry - Rover Green 8 - (Item on which a draft Environmental Impact Report has been prepared) Use Permit Mining Permit/Reclamation Plan, to extend periad of operatian ori the existing mining permit to 50 years and to allow the use of explosives, On Property zoned "U" (Unclassified) located on T20N R3E, Section 13, MDBSz1VI, at,. the end of Coal ,Canyon Road; at the base of Table Mountains identified as AP 41-140-014, 028, 032, 034; 041-160-03.1, 037, 09,'0441 `'045; 041=210-045, north of OroIle, (Continued opera from July 11, 1991), (DR I) 1:3Q p,in, Mery Cross •proposed Negative Declaration regarding environmental impacts, .General Plan Amendment from. Agricultural-Residential to Commercial, and Rezone. from "U" (Unclassified) to C-2 (General Commercial) on property located on the north side of Oroville-C2uincy Highway; approximately 400 feet east of Bald nock Raad, identified' as AP 061-41 1.1,9, northeast of Oroville, (File 91=15 A (Continued open from July 25, 1991.) :(BLM) 1,30 p.m. T3utte - u Band X. o Q uperyi - (item on whichaff, Environmental` Impact Report lags been prepared) Various ral ,.Crepe. Plan A iendmerit and Rezoning, . of praperties located within the Dorhaffi!) vton-Nelson Planning Area, Tlie action also includes standards policy and.the deletion of approximately th0ustind orre ,two hundredninety (2,190) acres of land currently subject to the 'policies ,3 12 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES August 8, 1991 Commissioner Lambertsaid existing property owners are concerned that they will have to pay for services they either `don't want or are already receiving. She said they!would approve of the project if they didn't have to pay for the extra services. Mr, ,everenz said the indication from the environmental document was that both the Butte County Sheriff's Officeand the Fire Department are saying that they are not providing; adequate .response time to this area now. He, said it is not, a question of paying for this project. He said thus project will definitely impact the area. He said this may, not deal with the concern, but that is what the CSA is there to do help with the impacts: He said in addition to Mr. Biggers, Mr. Steidlmeyer (who has ownership interest in the easterly biock)' is also very much ;interested in, the sen'iee 1.rea to provide enha,' �t Y Iry ce to that area. Co,~n ,I�,, oner Lambert asked how this would Help the schools? Mr. 1'_,everenz said the CSA is certainly available to provide funding for whatever the Board of Supervisors ultimately say, I -Ie said it is addressed in the document, as well as their concerns and how that is going to be mitigated as far as fees and busing and other items. He said as far as building, new schools; in the existing service area, a benefit zone could be. created and the people just in that area could be charged separately, if and when additional services are foreseen. , Commissioner Lynch asked if the Paradise Unified School District is assessing development fees and if these lots would pay those development fees just as the lots in downtown Paradise would? He said it makes sense to him regarding: the CSA for snow removal, because, if the; County, in any budget year decides they arerot going to provide the service any longer, the service would be needed. Mr. Leverenz said at that point, the CSA could he plugged in to provide that service: Commissioner Lynch said there is a 'legal constraint that you can not charge people for' service that they are already gettiog through a CSA. Heasked Mr, Leyerenz if this was correct? Mr..I,evernz said that w��,s correct. He 'said for example, ifthe County decided not to provide service any lodger, the Board of S'upervisor's would hold a hearing, arid. determine yvhether t ley wan't to of the CSA. to,provide that level of service for` snow xIe said: the n ,echan cs of having tile, service. area in p removal.lace, would allow the people in the area to voice their concern to the County as to whether they want that enhanced service .or anything else, and then the Supervisor's' could .create it within the confines of the service area. 13iJTTE COUNTY PLANNING comlwiS'SION MINUTES - August "$, 1991 Dick; Hurnie, summer ,resident of Butte Meadows; said he felt like the prior speaker. lie stated the Butte Meadows/lonesville fire fighters have worked hard for the volunteers to build the ,firehouse. He salt, lie and his wife arc-, summer residents. He said, the summer, residents in Butte Meadows are upset about a story they read lit:a Chico newspaper, He said the article stated that the service area was going to cost $1.30,00 per parcel, He said. Since he owns.2 lots, he would have to pay $260.00 per year, Chairman Matson said the Commission's function was not to create a service area. Fle said the final decision will 19 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES - August 8, 1991 i. Runoff, from paved surfaces used for coinnercialparking shall be directed through planted landscaped areas or into infiltration trenches, rather than be directly conveyed to, the creek. in pipes 'or ditches. This wi11 release suspended particulatesand reduce the impact upon Butte J4 A 100 -foot setback shall, be established from the riparian zone along Butte Creek, except where the vertical separ;.b�- of Lots 22 and 25 provides an adequate setback area. A ;100 -foot setback shall be established from the edges of the two Iarge meadows along the northern boundary, and a 50=foot setback from the edge of the bluff north of Butte Creek. :No residential development shall be permitted in these setback areas, the riparian zone or meadows. Setback lines. shall be recorded on the deeds for each lot and,show on the final recorded neap: (M) k. The integrity of, the two drainageways leading from the larger meadows through Lots 1, 2, and 3 shall bemaintained, Roadway orossings;can be allowed if the drainageways are protected by culverts. (M) I. Locus 1 as listed in the archaeological, ;report hall either be shown..as a"No Development; Zone`-! on the final map, or the developer may contract for additional field work and literature review to establish the real historic value of, the.site prior to tentative subdivision map approval; (M Me Should any subsurface cultural remains ar artifacts be encountered during construction activities an the site, work' should be halted until a qualified archaeologist has made a determination of their significance. (M) n, A second emergency access route shall be provided, to.connect Lots 1 through '7 and 10through 1G with Humboldt Road, This. shall be ori a11� weather road on'an,' easefrom a lot in the series 13 through 16 built to a road ,standard to be determined by ,the Btxtte Cnunty Public V4rorks Department prior to acceptance o£ the final subdivision maps1VI) floattrig easemierit serving Lot 26 shall be, defined on a specific,; recorded easemel! route (I IS 22 a I t 111 1 ` J A y BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MI C l"i'ES - July 25 1991 Staff noted for tlhe record a transmittal, from Mary Lou Jones regarding her positron on whether or not there is a Home Occupation on that property. Staff said that Ms.; Jones is stating that "she is the .owner of Christopher is, and she does some of the book work on ,her property, The ordering and receiving of supplies is done in Sacramento. Slhe said, on occasion her daughter, helps heir ' at home and a CPA comes to her house twice y g p A ear, she said she has aa ardener and .lhousekee er: Staff said that Ms. Jones position is tiaat there is no business on-site. Commissioner Lambert said on the environmental evaluation it mentions Parcel 18 and Parcel 19 and on the staff report it mentions parcel 18 only. She said on the map it p exactly which parcel is being talked about?, indicates a portion of Lot 90. She asked Staff Parcel 18 said the isss � ue that is before the Commission is a 'VVariance to the side yard setback Sts y Staff said a BLM/TPM was approved subject to approval of this Variance. Commissioner Lambert asked what was the "finding of fact"'? Staff said -the. findings Provided by the applicant plicant were that the pool house structure and retaining wall foundation were constructed about 1980, the .wine cellar and retaining wall into which it was built was about 1.982, She said the pool house serves as an amenity, to Parcel 1 and the wine cellar sei^ue - as an amenity, to Parcel 2. The distance.between- the pool house and the concrete cap roof on the wine cellar is 10 feet; Sle said the proposed parcel division is located 6 feet from the pool house wall, which is `5 feet from the retaining wall, and 4 feet from the wine cellar concrete .cap, The AR-1 ;zone requires a side yard setback of 10 feet. The structures have been in place about 8 years, and if the division of this parcel is to occur and a Variance is not granted, one of the following options will apply: 1. redesign; the parcel configuration so it includes the wine cellar plus 10 ft.. o£ setback, or 2, Destroy the wine cellar, Ms. Jones said the AR -I zoning came in after the construction of, the buildings. Cornnissioner Lambert asked about there being a mention of other Owners of ,record, and the staff finding shows Ivls. Jones as the applicant and owner? $ taff said the other owner of record is listed on the Tentative Parcel Map and would, have to defer, this question to the representative. T.lie hearing was opened to the public. John Christoffeicson, ODA,said a year ago he processed the BLM/'I"P1Vi :betvueen the ;two owners. Fie saki as a condition of the BLM/'TPM was the requirement to obtain an approved Variance. to tho side yard setback. PIe said there have been problems with' tl�e property, Comrn1.Jorier Lyncli as Ced Vvllicli roads will service Elie property?'' 9 AOi LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY, PLANNING,DEPARTMENT 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE - ORCVILLE CAL IFOR(�IA 95965-3397 M8PHONE. (916) 536-7601 BUTTE COUNTYPLANNING COMMISSI(:)N AGENDA - JULY 251, 1991 TIME: 9:OQ A.lV1. PLACE: Board of Supervisors' Room County Administration' Center 25 County Center Drive ` Oraville, CA 95965 I, PLEDGE. OF ALLEGIANCE II. ROLL CALL III. MINUT IS - Approval of the Minutes of July '11, 1991 _ IV, CONSENT AGENDA TEMPORARY MOBILE HOMER Bobb> Gowen AP 048-061-019 for Mayme Gowen; and Maty r. Rider AP 026143-190 for John T. Kennedy. V. 13T081NESS PROM TIIE FI:OOR ON ITEMS NOT ,AC;REAI7Y ON Tl*iE, AGENDA (Presentat`ions will be litjiiited to five mmuttttes. The Planning Commission i5 pr.aliibited by State ;Law from taking cctior on. any item presented if it is not ,; listed on the Agenda VI: 1'IJCLIC LEAKING PROCEDURE Th Chair `,'will call, f6r A. Staff Comments B.. Open the i�earing to the U�IiC 12 M s