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HomeMy WebLinkAboutUP 99-10Department of Development Services Planning Division 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 (530) 538-7601 (530) 538-7785 FAX FACSIMILE COVER SHEET Number of pages (including this cover sheet): Date: e17 - /01 L96 - To: Fax Number: �/ Z o(* --V S�4 From: Steve Troester, Associate Planner Subject: Hard Copy will follow: yes L.� . no _ tc. 0 2—�j-O� If you do not receive all of the pages, please call (530) 538-7153 as soon as possible. Special Instructions: 11 Review and respond accordingly. L4, For your information only. Sincerely, CONFIDENTIALITY NOTE: The information contained in this facsimile is confidential and may also contain privileged information. The information is intended only for the use of the individual of entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended' recipient, you are hereby notified that any use, dissemination, distribution, of copying of this communications is strictly prohibited. If you have. received this facsimile, in error, please notify me immediately by telephone, and return the original to me. Thank you. Butte County Department of Development Services TIM SNELLINGS, DIRECTOR 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 (530) 538-7601 Telephone (530) 538-7785 Facsimile ADNHNISTRATION * BUILDING * PLANNING February 9, 2006 Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Redding District Office 1900 Chum Creek Rd., Suite 216 Redding, CA 96002 RE: Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control application for "on -sale" beer -only license, for Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West, at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, APN 040-520-103. Section 23958 of the Business and Professions Code prohibits the issuance of new alcohol licenses if the issuance would tend to create a law enforcement problem within a given area as defined in Section 23958.4(1) or due to undue concentration of existing licenses as defined in Section 23958.4(2)(3) or unless the local governing body determines that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance , and notifies ABC, in writing, of the determination as defined in Section 23958.4(b)(2) B&P. In the matter of the application for a license by Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, the local approving body, the Butte County Planning Commission approved the issuance of a Letter of Public Convenience or Necessity in support of this application on February 9, 2006. The Butte County Sheriff. Department had no objection to issuance of the requested license. Based on this finding, the Department of Development Services has determined that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance of the license and that the application for. the alcohol license may be issued. S' � e 6 a arco, Assistant Director Butte County Department of Development Services cc: Mo and Mark West Tuscan Ridge Golf Course P.O. Box 1897 Paradise, CA, 95967 AO jj®�-_aiverd 11/22/05 4:24PFd; � �-•••••---- — •.--... 11/22/2005 15:15 53022493313 REDDING DISTRICT „dC PAGE 02 Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control St.te of Cworru INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS - ARNOLD SCHWARZENECGER, Govorfia SECTION 23958.4 B&P IMtructinAs 'j'}uq form is to be used for all applications for original issuance or premises to premises transfer of licenses. Part I is to be, completed by an ABC employee, given to applicant with pre -application package, with copy retained in holding file or applicant's district file. Part 2 is to be completed by the applicant, and returned to ABC. Part 3 is to be. completed by the local governing body or its designated subordinate officer or body, and returned to ABC. PART _1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY ABC 1. ADPLLIIC�AN/Ts NAME %5441/ 2 PRIDAISES ADDRESS SIreel nwrbcr end n.m., dly, 21p ride) _ l LFCeN TYK 4. TYF OF eUSINi Li Fun Service Restaurant nHofbrau/Cafeteria . []Cocktail Lounge QPrivate Club [:]Der, or specialty Restaurant nCornedy Club Night Club ]Vetemns Club ICafe/Coffee Shop nBrow Pub UTavem: Beat Fraternal Club . (,Bed & Breakfast F (Theater OTavam: Beer rh Wino Wine Tasting Room Wine only nAII _ - ISupennarket I (Membership Store nSorAce Station Swap MeeYFka Market Store DrugNadety Store Other • describe: nDepartment Store 00onvudence Market uDrtve-tn Dairy L]Flortsl/GlR Shop OConventence Marketw/Gesonne Aa, 740Q-. e; CEStr�8 Ns TRACT Hume j li. N0.OF LI6EN8E8 ALLOWED IN( jj.ISTHfA5OVC CENSUS TRACT OVERCONCENTRATED WRH LICENSES?Q-6- doe( diel Yes, the number of existing licenses CrCOOds the number allowed No, the number of existing licenses is (ower than the number allowed 12. OWS LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAINTAIN CRIMrc STATISTICS? C lYas (Go to Item 913) 7 N (Go to Item #20) LINTYIP. RATIO OF LKENIiEa TO POPULATION W C6Utt1'Y On-Sele 0Off-Sale ❑On -sale [JOff-Sate iW TRACT 10. H0.OF LICE 3 NG IN LU on -sale []ON -Sale xOn-Sale ❑Off --Sate I of 9p.naQs 10 pup111Eepn fn tA. corl8us bw ttltceed the attlo dNo.rnii. u!{ellon _Mia Vlore Wuw) 13, CRIME REPORTING DISTRICT NUMBER /4. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTING OISTRETs 15, TOTAL NUMBGA OF OFFENSILS IN ALL REPORTING DISTRICTS f i. AVERAGE NO. OF OFFEN34 PER DISTRICT 17. 1201. OF AVERAGE NUMBER OF OFFENSES 18. OT HUIdDER OF O ENSiS IN REPORTING OLSrRIGT '1R. IS TME PRER(ISES LOCATED MTHIGH CRIME REPORTING DISTRICT? (I.., nes a 20y.oder rwmaE.r r.ponim ed ra;s ton Ile averapC mxrbr a r te0 — KaF+nes d.tun IneE Iran pt txtnp r.ponufp dlttriels wllhln rlu, p"ceon or Ne local law snforc ment.oe" Yes, the total number of offenses in the reporting district equals or exceeds the total number In Item 917 UNo, the total number of offenses in the reporting dls[dCt is lower than the total number In item 917 _ W. CHECK Pa 00x THAT APPLIES (cneck Doty one Eo:) a. if IN * is checked in both Item #11 end item #19 SAefion 23958.4 UP does not apply to this application, and no addlUo(1al information will be needed on this Issue. Advise the applicant to bring this completed form to ABC when flying the appnc20on. 0 b. if -ya- is checked in either item 911 9T item #19, and the applicant Is applying for a non-rateil license, a totail bona fide public eating place license. a retail license issued for a hotel, motel or other lodging establishment as defined in Section 25503.16(b) S&P, or a retail license Issued In conjuctlon with a beer manufacturer's license. or winegrower's license, advise the applicant to complete Soden 2 and bring the completed form to ABC when Ming the application or as soon as possible.therealler. IYI C. if %1,,t I is checked In either item #11 Qr item #19,rW the applicant Is applying for an off -sale boar and wine license. an ofi4ate gtutera) license, an on -sale beer license, an on -sale beer and wine (public promises) license, or an on4ale genual (public promises) limse, advise the appilowt to take th;s ffpprin to the rocei oovemin0 body. orb deslonsrod subordlneta officer or body to Nave fhem comnflPts SeFfion 9. The comptetad form will need to be provided to AHC In order to process the application. Governing Body/Designated Suborgate Name: _ 8Y INaff�ryyee et Depart tF/mot PART 2 - TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT (if box #20b is checked) 21. Based on, the information on the reverse, the Department may approve your application if you can show that Vic convenience or necessity.would be rued by the issuance of the license. Please describe below the reasons why issuance another license is justified in this area. You may atta separate sheet.or additional documention, if desired. Do not proceed to P 3. 22. APPLICANT f23. DATE PART 3 - TO BE COMPLETED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS (If box #20c is checked) The applicant named on the reverse is applying for a license to sell alcoholic beverages at a premises where undue concentration exists (i.e., an over-cbricentratioti •of licenses and/of a highde than average crime rate as defined in Section 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code). Sections 23958 and 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code requires the Department to deny the application unless the local goveming body of the area in which the applicant premises are located, or its designated subordinate officer or body, determines within 9.0 days of notification of a completed application that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance. -Please complete items #24 to #30 below and certify or affix an official seal, or attach a copy of the Council or Board resolution or a signed letter on official letterhead stating whether or. not the issuance of the applied for license would serve as a public convenience or necessity. 24. WILL PUBLIC CONVENIENCE OR NECESSITY BE SERVED BY ISSUANCE OF THIS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE? - _Yes Wo See Attached (i.e., letter, resolution, etc) 25. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS, IF DESIRED I may include reasons for approval or denial of public convenience or necessity): — 2E. CITYlCOUNTYOFFICIALNAME-�--��-�-�-�--'"--""" --'•-- ---•----•—•---..__.. _ CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL TITLE _ 28. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL PHONE NUMBER 25 CfTY/COUNTY OFFICIAL SIGNATURE. � � - '- -'-- •- —� -� �---•-• 3G. OATE SIGNED ABC -245 REVERSE (12/03) TO: Honorable Chairman and Planning Commission FROM: Steve Troester, Associate Planner SUBJECT: Request that Butte County issue a Letter of Public Convenience or Necessity to. the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control regarding application for "on -sale" beer -only license, for Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West, at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, APN 040-520-103, (U) Unclassified Zone (see Vicinity and Location Maps here attached). DATE: February 1,.2006 Department of Development Services Planning Division Background: Pursuant to State law, the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control (ABC) has determined that the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, which is located at 3100 Skyway, Paradise, Assessor's Parcel Number 040-520-103; is in an area with an . "undue concentration" of establishments selling alcoholic beverages. Therefore, pursuant to Business and Professions Code Section 23958.4, the requested license can only be issued if the local governing body, or its designated subordinate body, determines that the public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance of the license. Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West have applied on November 22, 2005 to the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for a Type 40 liquor license for the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course (see application her attached). The Type 40 liquor license (Bar, Tavern) authorizes the sale of beer for consumption on or off the premises where sold. No wine or distilled spirits may be on the premises. Full meals are not required; however, sandwiches or snacks must be available. Minors are allowed on the premises. By law, ABC must deny the application unless Butte County provides a Letter of Public Convenience or Necessity by February 22, 2006. Use Permit: The golf course use was established by Use Permit 99-10, approved August 11, 1999, granted to Chico Golf Ventures.. Four phases were approved in the original use permit, as.described in the attached Project Description from UP 99-10 environmental review: • Phase 1: Gold Learning Center and Driving Range • Phase 2. First Nine Holes and Maintenance Compound • Phase 3. Second Nine Holes • Phase 4. Clubhouse Development ABC Public Convenience or Necessity MEMO, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course; APN 040-520-103, February 1, 2006 1 The golf course is currently operating the first three phases of approved uses at the facility. The application for "on -sale" beer -only license is related to the existing pro -shop and eventual Phase 4 clubhouse development. The current owners are making some progress on compliance with the conditions of approval of the original use permit UP 99-10. However, as detailed in the March 10, 2005 letter to the applicants (here attached) Condition #18, Road Improvements and Condition # 8 Waste Discharge Requirements have not yet been met. Food Service/ Health Department Requirements: As mentioned above, a Type 40 liquor license requires that, at minimum, sandwiches or snacks must be available within the facility. The golf course has constructed the necessary space for a deli/snack bar within the existing pro -shop building. However, such a deli/snack bar must be licensed by the Butte County Health Department to serve food. The operators have already applied for the necessary permit. However, before that permit can be issued, the operator must receive approval of the state Water Quality Control Board for the on-site "package" waste water treatment system (as described below). In addition, the Butte County Environmental Health Department must determine that the capacity of that plant is adequate to serve the existing facilities and proposed deli/snack bar uses. Although the operator has a certificate for the on-site well, it is not yet licensed as a "small water system" appropriate to serve the needs of the proposed food service facilities. Also, the application fees for such licensing have not yet been paid. At the time of this report the operator was still engaged with the Environmental Health Department in water quality testing to secure the "small water system" license. . Use Permit Condition # 8 Waste Discharge Requirements: The applicant has purchased and installed a "package" treatment system. Prior to the installation of this system, the applicant had used portable toilet units. The applicant's engineers, North Star Engineering are preparing a certification to the state Water Quality Control Board (WQCB) to satisfy the requirement for discharge from this facility. The applicant's engineer estimates that this certificate should be ready by the time of the Planning Commission hearing on the ABC license request. In the meantime, a tank storage system has been installed to collect the wastes. The applicant's engineers project that this storage system will be adequate until WQCB approves discharges from the package system. The package system includes an overland flow evaporation area that will be used for discharge of the treated waste water during non -rain months. Use Permit Condition #18, Road Improvements: The Public Works Department reports that although an encroachment permit was been approved and some of the required access road improvements were built, these improvements have not yet been completed. To date, only the improvements required for Phase 1 of the use permit uses have been started. While the entry access drive has received some paving, it does not meet the RS -8 -LD -IV Butte County Road Standard as required in Condition #18. Public Works also has some concerns about the alignment of the internal road and its curves. Also, the public works Department commented that the acceleration and deceleration lanes provided on the Skyway are only adequate for the Phase 1 portion of the development. The second "nine holes" expansion which is already in use (Phase 3) requires improvements to those lanes and other infrastructure that have not yet begun. ABC Public Convenience or Necessity MEMO, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, APN 040-520-103, February 1, 2006 . 2 Parking: To date the operator has provided only the 40 parking spaces required for Phase #1 of the development. Fifty-two spaces are currently in place at the pro -shop, but are only chip -sealed and do not meet County standards for the facility. Phase #2 of the use permit (already in place) required that the operator expand the spaces to 102 total. Butte County Sheriff. Comment: Development Services staff conferred with the Butte County Sheriff who had no objection to the approval of the upgraded license. ACTION FOR CONSIDERATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission take some of the following action (OPTIONS): I. Approve the request for Letter of Public Convenience or Necessity to the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control regarding application for "on -sale" beer -only Type 40 license, for Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West, at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, APN 040-520-103. II. Direct Development Services Staff to work with the applicant to establish timelines and deadlines for the completion of infrastructure improvements required by UP 99-10. III. Direct the applicant to submit monthly written progress reports to the Department of Development Services on progress toward completing all conditions of UP 99-10, including Conditions #8 and #18. IV. Deny the requested Letter of Public Convenience or Necessity until such time as the applicant has completed the infrastructure improvements required by UP 99-10 for the uses already in operation. Attachments: Vicinity Map Location Map Application to ABC Project Description from UP 99-10 environmental review. DDS letter of March 10, 2005 to the.applicant. ABC Public Convenience or Necessity MEMO, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, APN 040-520-103, February 1, 2006 3 VICINITY MAP R . .... .... Project Location Honey Run Rd Oney G.W. Rd ABC Review 040-520-103 TUSCAN RIDGE COUNTY MEMORANDUM DEC 2Q�� 5 . DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO: Dan Breeden FROM: Mo West SUBJECT: ABC Application DATE: December 2,. 2005 As we discussed on the. telephone today- the. State of California is requiring a county agency to provide a Notice of Public Convenience for approval of our application of a beer only license at the Tuscan Ridge Club. 1 am enclosing their requests and form for your use. Thanks 7pur help Z d Q Y� Re,�ely 11/22/05 4:24PM; , yv�crvo�o r..+... "11/22-/2005---- — 15:15 53022493 REDDING DISTRICTOC PAGE 02 i apartment of Alcoholic Beverage Control State of C@Wornla INFORMAMN AND INSTRUCTIONS - ARNtxO5CI�INARZENEGGER,Garerrar SECTION 23958.4 B&P l.nstructin;Hs This form is to be used for all applications for original issuance or premises to premises transfer of licenses. Part 1 is to be completed by an ABC employee, given to applicant with pre -application package, with copy retained in holding file or applicant's district file. Part 2 is to be completed by the applicant, and returned to ABC. Part 3 is to be completed by tlae local governing body or its desipated subordinate officer or body, and refilmed to ABC. PART _1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY ABC 1. APPLICANTS NAME Z PREMISES ADDRESS SUeel number end ratrd. dly. VP code) 3. LICEN TYPE 1019 too 4. vzf OF euSINGSa Full Service Restaurant niofbrau/Cafeteria OCocktail Lounge Private Club U Deli or Specialty Restaurant uComedy Club Night Club ,Veterans Club ICafe/Coffee Shop 0Brow Pub I_JTavem: Boor 0Fr2tomal Club J 11 Bad & Breakfast: ITheater nT2V2M: Beer & Wino Wine Tasting Room ]. Wine only nAII USupermarkat ]Membership Store nServlee Station [)Swap Meef/Flea Market Liquor Store 11Department Store liConvenlence Market uDrtvo•In Dairy Drug/Variety Store L]Florisl/Glft Shop Convenience Marketw/Gesonne Other • describe:Za LF _.Co U4t _ . _ S. COUNTY POPULATION - 0. TOTAL NUMBER OF LICENSES IN UNTY _ Y. RATIO OF LICENSEe O POPULATION w COUti 1/ /8 aor's le Doff -Sale non -Sale []OtPSale _ 0. CENSUS TRACT NUMBF�f 0. No. OF LICENSE$ ALLOwEO INC NSUS TRACT 10. NO.OF LICE 3 NG IN US— oO ry _ On -Sale 0off4ale �On-Sale []off -Sale /. THt! ABOVE CENSUS TRACT OVERCONC&Nfr TED WITH LICENSES? p.e_ dose the reU of gaaeA Io po9id08on to trla c4n6vs hp anaed B+e ono ortloeneM to poput>tMen ror len snore oouny') Yes, the number of existing licenses exceeds the number allowed No, the number of existing licenses is fower than the number allowed _ - - - 12. GOESUW F.N ENT AGENCY MAINTAIN CRILIE STATISTICST ElYes (Go to Item 913) []No (Go to Item 420) RTING /9. CRIME REPORTING DISTRICT NUMBER /4, TOTAL NUMBER OF REPODISTRICTS 15, TO AL�MJMSGR OF OFFEN MALL RSPORTINO DWTRICTS 1C. Av,: NO.OF OFFENSES PER DISTRICT 17. 720Y. Of AVERAGE NUMBER OF OFFENSES 11. OTAL PIUMaER OF O PJ/SES IN REPORTING DISTRICT 1q. IS THE PREMISES L66A7ED INA HIGH CRIME REPORTMG DISTRICT? (I.e, hes a 2010 gM31AT Iwmber 01 regaled OW;" 1tM 01e evvW rwnber tN reported aW" K degrnrned from W Cr1nH�— repoNnO dlettiets WIhln the Nrlst0e0on 01 09 1001 law enr0roement eaene» Yes, the total number of offenses in the reporting district equals or exceeds the total number In Item #17 No. the total number of offenses in the reporting district is lower than the total number to item #IT U - - 20, CHECK TI1E Eox THAT AF LIES (snack any one bo:)p�cajion 8 L ! Seerion 23958 4 6 P does not BDA tot a and no addltiorhal information will be a. if I& I is checked in both Item #11 end item # 19, needed on this Issue. Advise the applicant to bring this Completed form to ABC when filing the application. b. If "ygj" is checked in either item #11 Q item #19, and the applicant IS applying for a non -retail 000We, a retail bona fide public eating place IlcenseL a retail license issued for a hotel, motel or other lodging establishment as defined in Section 25S03.16(b) BSP, or a retail license Issued in conjuctlon with a beer manufacturer licence, or Winegrowers license, advise the apeilcant fo comekfe S 'on 2 and bring the completed form to ABC when flllrg the application or as soon as possible.therealicr. IXI C. If "_Y.0,y' is checked In either item #11 9_r item #19, r1 file applicant Is applying for an off sale beer and wine license, an Off -Sale general license, an on -sale beer license, an on -sale beer and wine (public promises) license, or an 0"210 general (publle premises) Ncense. advise the aDnNe e�f ro take W, rpm) to the meet covernina body or itasfeSlanetod subordl�afe orrrcer or body fo hAve them co nlorrr Section 9 . The completed form will need to be provided to AHC In order to process the application. Governing Body/Designated SubordPte Name: PA CI BY(N3 of Dr. ,N t mol • PART 2 - TO BE COMPLETED BY THE APPLICANT (If box #20b is checked) 21. Based on the information on the reverse, the Department may approve your application if you can show that necessity.would be rved by the issuance of the license. Please describe below the reasons why issuance a this area. You may alta separate sheet or additional documention, if desired. Do not proceed to,P 3- 22. APPLICANT SIGNATURE :23. DATE SIGNED convenience cr license is justi'led in PART 3 - TO BE COMPLETED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS (If box #20c is checked) The applicant named on the reverse is applying for a license to sell alcoholic beverages at a premises where undue concentration exists (i.e., an over-cbricerltration of licenses and/or a higher than average crime rate as defined in Section 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code). Sections 23958 and 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code requires the Department to deny the applica1on unless the local governing body of the area in which the applicant premises are located, or its designated subordinate officer or body, determines within 9.0 days of notification of a completed application that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance. Please complete items #24 to #30 below and certify or affix an official seal, or attach a copy of the Council or Board resolution or a sic ned letter on official letterhead stating whether ornot the issuance of the applied for license would serve as a public convenience or neceEsity. 24. WILL PUBLIC CONVENIENCE OR NECESSITY BE SERVED BY ISSUANCE OF THIS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE? Yes NO See Attached (i.e., Tetter, resolution, etc.) 25. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS. IF DESIRED (may include reasons for approval or denial of public convenience or necessity): — 2E. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL NAME :21. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL TITLE 28. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL PHONE NUMBER 25 CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL SIGNNTURE k. DATE SIGNED ABC -2455 REVERSE (12/03) Project: Chico Golf Ventures, Bruce Holderbein, UP 99-10 Pro ' er4 J COUNTY OF BUTTE INITIAL STUDY (EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS I. BACKGROUND: Name of Proponent: Chico Golf V .nturec, Bruce Nnlrlsrhpiin a,,.l ala; k F; �„; 2. 1 Address: 3119 Lake Mad Ct., Chico., CA 95973 Phone. 530-343-8 . 76 3. Name of Proposal: Chico Golf Ventures Golf Course Use Permit 4. Type of Project: Use Permit 5. Project Description: This is a proposal to construct a par 72,.7,100 -yard, 18 -hole daily -fee golf course with driving range, clubhouse and support facilities on a 180 -acre site within a 352 -acre parcel. The proposal will be developed in four phases as described below. This phase involves the development of a modem driving range with target greens, forty tee spaces, chipping and putting greens and.a 1,200 sq. ft. administrative building that will include a PGA golf shop, limited food and beverage sales, and restrooms. A 40 -space gravel parking and private entrance road shall be developed, providing for year-round access. An irrigation pump station will be housed in a small shed, and other small portable sheds shall be developed to house maintenance equipment. A small diesel powered electric generator will be used to supply power needs until electrical utility service becomes available. This phase of development will include a modular wastewater treatment system to be approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. The private road will serve as access directly from the Skyway, a county maintained road. This road is a through road which serves additional parcels to the south. This phase involves the construction of the first nine holes of the 18 -hole golf course. These holes are the front holes of the golf course, generally grouped to the northwest. The initial 40 -space parking area shall be expanded to 102 spaces. The private access road shall be paved at this time. Portions of, or all of the golf cart paths will be paved with asphalt or concrete. This phase will also includes development of a maintenance compound. This involves the construction of a 2,000 sq. ft. maintenance building, a gravel surfaced maintenance yard surrounded by a chain link fence, and a 20 -space gravel parking area for maintenance personnel. This compound will be located on the southwest end of the site. 0 Butte County Department of Development Services ❑ Planning Division ❑ Project: Chico Golf Ventures, Bruce Holderbein, UP 99-10 The maintenance compound will be.accessed by a 10 -foot wide paved road. A 5,000 sq. $. canopy shall be developed for golf cart storage. This canopy will be located northeast of the administrative building and adjacent to the driving range. An alternative maintenance facility may be developed in the interim, prior to development of the larger facility. This facility will be located on the entrance road across from the driving range. Special events may be scheduled during this phase for promotion of the golf course. Parking for these . events may involve utilization of the parking area for the maintenance facility and road shoulder. This phase involves the construction of the second nine holes of the 18 -hole golf course. These holes are the back holes of the golf course, generally grouped to the southeast. All, parking areas and golf cart paths shall be paved at this time. This phase involves the construction of a two-story clubhouse up to 9000 sq.feet. in size. The clubhouse will include two dining areas, lounge, pro shop, office, kitchen, restrooms and storage. The upper level will include a special function room. The clubhouse will include a food and beverage facility capable of catering to groups of.up to 250 persons. This phase of development will include a larger modular wastewater treatment system. The modular sewage treatment plant described in Phases 1 and 4 will be supplied by a private vendor. This system is described as an advanced batch treatment system and will be professionally engineered for the proposed use. Phase 1 will utilize a 500 -gallon unit. Prior to Phase 4, the system will be expanded to approximately 12,000 gallons to accommodate for increased demand. In this system, effluent is discharged into an underground modular unit where aeration and processing occurs. Prior to discharge, disinfecting with chlorine or other agent is accomplished. The system discharges into a waste water storage and irrigation pond. The pond shall be engineered to accommodate wastewater flows. Additionally, the wastewater will be mixed with well water and certified to be used in irrigation and toilet flushing. The system shall be maintained by the golf course operator and monitored 24 -hours a day. A report of waste discharge will be submitted within 120 days.before any wastewater is discharged. Discharge levels will meet or exceed Waste Discharge Requirements required by the Regional Board. ❑ Butte County Department of Development Services ❑ Planning Division ❑ 2 4 Project: Chico Golf Ventures, Bruce Holderbein, UP 99-10 The placement of the -1 8 -holes may be slightly different than shown on the exhibit as natural features may affect hole design and layout. Golf holes near the Skyway are designed to reduce the probabilities of errant golf balls straying onto the Skyway. Mounding and tree planting will also be developed to help protect the Skyway from errant golf balls. The course shall be designed in such a way as to keep a majority of the trees now present. Any oak trees that must be removed will be replaced on a 3 to 1 basis with oaks or other native trees. The proposed maintenance compound included in Phase 2 will be improved with a sod, or "living roof' to enhance visual quality as seen from the Skyway. This is intended to make the building more compatible with the Scenic Highway Zoning District. An' erosion control plan will be implemented that will require all graded areas to be seeded or hydro mulched prior to the rainy season (October 1). The easement accessing the property will be offered to the County of Butte for dedication for public use. During Phase 2 the road will be improved to provide two, 12 -foot traffic lanes with a double sealcoat surface. Traffic calming devices will be included in the design to protect the safety of pedestrians and golf cart occupants crossing the road. During Phase 4 the road will be improved to provide for two, 14 -foot traffic lanes with two -inches of asphalt concrete. 6. Location: The project is located on the southeast side of the Skyway, approximately 1.5 miles east of Rocky Bluffs Drive, east of the City of Chico. 7. Setting: The property is currently undeveloped and used asgrazing land. The area is bounded to the southeast by an abandoned railroad grade, and to the northwest by the Skyway. Characteristic vegetation is of a Foothill -Woodland type and includes mature blue oaks, grey pine, deer brush and manzanita. Numerous songbirds, snakes and small rodents have been observed at the site. The property lies atop Coon Ridge which separates Nance Canyon to the south from Crouch Ravine. Elevation is from approximately 660 -940 -feet. Slopes are from 2 to 15 percent with moderate slopes prevalent except at Crouch Ravine where steeper slopes are located, in the southern portion of the project. Drainage is generally from the north to the south and southwest. A small unnamed draw drains a portion of the northern part of the site into Nance Canyon to the south. The upper slopes of Crouch Ravine drains the remainder of the site. The soil is characterized'as "Scabland" and "Rough, Broken and Stony Land" by local Department of Agriculture soil maps. The area is also known to be underlain by "lava -cap," a rocky substrate that limits soil depth. However, a topsoil layer is present and sufficient to establish growth of understory shrubs and grasses. Small to medium sized volcanic boulders are scattered throughout the site. According to the applicant this area has been used as an informal shooting range and spent ammunition and ❑ Butte County Department of Development Services o Planning Division ❑ . 3 Butte County Department of Development Services YVONNE CHRISTOPHER, DIRECTOR 7 County Center Drive. Oroville, CA 95965 (530) 538.76M Telephone (530) 5387785 Facsimile ADMINISTRATION * BUILDING * GIS * PLANNING March 10, 2005 Mr. Mo West Foothill -West Associates P.O. Box 1837 Paradise, CA 95967 RE: Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Use Permit (UP 99-10) Dear Mr. West: In your letter of February 14, 2005 to .Yvonne Christopher, Director of Development Services you.request information from the Use Permit regarding opening this golf course to the public and operating the first nine, holes (the requirements to open the second nine holes are the same with the exception that all parking areas and golf cart paths are required to be paved). I also spoke to you on March 9, 2005 regarding these requirements. This letter ,is provided to formalize the information provided to you over the phone regarding your request. Prior to again opening this golf course to the public and operating the first nine holes, the following requirements must be met: Condition #18, Road Improvements The easement accessing the property will be offered to the County of Butte for dedication for public use. In conjunction with Phase 2 the road will be improved to provide two, 12 -foot traffic lanes with a double sealcoat surface (RS -8 -LD -IV Butte County Road Standard). Prior to Phase 4 the road will be improved to provide for two, 14 -foot traffic lanes with two -inches of asphalt concrete (RS -3B geometric standard, 2" AC and 8" AB, SC 250 primecoat, fog seal and 95% compaction). Traffic calming devices will be included in the design to protect the safety of pedestrians and golf cart occupants crossing the road. All improvements shall be to the satisfaction of the Butte County Public Works Departrrient and ascontained within the Butte County Improvement Standards.. "R" value determination and other data may be required to support section design. (Mitigation Measure 411) k .. Mr. Mo West Tuscan Ridge Golf Course,Use Permit (UP 99-10) March 10, 2005, Page 2 Condition #18 as shown above indicates that that the golf course access road will be improved in conjunction with Phase 2 (the first nine holes) to an RS -8 -LD -IV county road standard, and to the satisfaction of the Department of Public Works. Further improvements of this road are not required until Phase 4 (construction of clubhouse) of the golf course becomes operational, and an RS -313 road standard would be required. Phase 4 also requires increasing improvement standards for the encroachment on the Skyway (Condition #17). The Department of Public Works has also commented that they have not been provided any improvement plans concerning the development and alignment of the proposed access road. They have further indicated that this roadway is to have a design speed of 35 miles per hour, which requires a minimum curve radius of 500 feet. Associate Civil Engineer Eric Schroth can be reached at 538-7266 concerning the improvement standards necessary for this access road. Phase 44 increases development standards for the road and encroachment because this. phase proposes a 9,000 square foot clubhouse including food and beverage- facilities capable of catering to groups of up to 250 people. Condition #8, Waste DischarIze Requirements Prior to operations the applicant and/or landowner shall submit information related to wastewater treatment and disposal sufficient to allow for Waste Discharge Requirements to be adopted by the CVRWQCB for the proposed modular unit sewage treatment plant. Installation, operation and maintenance of the system shall be the responsibility of the landowner, and must be carried out in conformance with all provisions required by -the CVRWQCB. (Mitigation Measure #5) Condition #8 as shown above requires that the proposed sewage treatment plant comply with the requirements of the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board, for waste generated on-site. Various arrangements were made with the previous operators to allow for operation of the golf course with temporary toilets, provided they complied with deadlines concerning the provision of a sewer system. This approval was made for a 6 month period that concluded on December 8, 2001. The previous operators never complied with the required deadline. Because there has been ample time provided to comply with this condition, and previous allowances were made by County staff to accommodate construction delays, compliance with this condition is required prior to opening the golf course to the public. No further allowances for temporary toilets will be allowed. •. Mr. Mo West Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Use Permit (UP 99-10) March 10, 2005, Page 3 The applicable Use Permit (UP 99-10) contains other conditions beyond those discussed in this letter. You should be aware that these conditions must also be complied with during the construction of all improvements and during operations at the golf course. I hope that this information helps promote the operational goals concerning this golf course and compliance with the use permit. I look forward to working with you concerning this project. Should you have any questions please do not hesitate to contact me at 530-538-7629. Sincerer Dan Breedon Principal Planner Enclosures (Use Permit) cc: Public Works Environmental Health Regional Water Quality Control Board Yvonne Christopher, Director of Development Services Page 1 of 2 Troester, SteveS he rr .-� From: Smith, Jerry Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 2:39 PM To: Troester, Steve Subject: RE: ABC License Comment Request .Mr. Troester,, I have heard only positive remarks about the Tuscan Ridge project and the new management. I know of no reason to seek a denial of their standard on -sale beer and wine permit. Should you have further questions, please do not hesitate to call. My desk number is 538-7810. Captain J.W. Smith -----Original Message ----- From: Callas, James Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 8:58 AM To: Smith, Jerry Subject: FW: ABC License Comment Request JW, I know of no problems we've had at the location, but would you check with Andy. If it's not been a problem, please e-mail Steve Troester directly that we have no reason to seek a denial of the location, and that the standard on -sale beer and wine restrictions should be applicable. Tx Jin From: Fisher, Laura Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 8:54 AM To: Callas, James Subject: FW: ABC License Comment Request Jim: Steve Troester from the Planning Dept. is requesting the Sheriffs Office comment on this request for a liquor license. Laura From: Troester, Steve Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 8:50 AM To: Fisher, Laura Subject: ABC License Comment Request 01/23/2006 'Butte County Department of Development Services JELLINGS, DIRECTOR I PETE CALARCO, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR my Center Drive Ile, CA 95965 538-7601 Telephone 538-7785 Facsimile ADMINISTRATION " BUILDING " PLANNING Page 2 of 2 MEMORANDUM TO: Perry L. Reniff, Sheriff FROM: Steve Troester, Associate Planner, Department of Development Services (530) 538-7153, or stroester@buttecounty.net. SUBJECT: ABC License for Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul. West, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, APN 040-520-103. DATE: January 23, 2006 SUMMARY: The above • appiicant(s) have received notice from -the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control that their application • for on -sale beer -only license is subject to denial as defined in Section 23958.4(1) of the Business and Profession Code due to undue concentration of existing applications or the issuance would create a law enforcement problem within the Census Tract in which the property is located. 'The legislation also allows local governing bodies the power to override the decision of ABC if the local governing body determines thatup blic convenience or necessity would be served. by the issuance and notifies ABC, in writing, of the determination. I am requesting any information you may offer as to whether or not this application should be granted or denied, and any history of problems associated with this site which would help me to determine the granting or denial of the application. Please return any comments no later than January 27, 2006. Thank for your assistance and cooperation. 01/23/2006 •U /_. - �L" � J a , f/ .� ' ..., J - mss• _ ci� °�. ' Project Location ` f (Unclassified) 500 250 0 500 1,000 1,500 2,000 2,500 3,000 3,500 4,000 4,500 MrNaTT Feet N BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMNHSSION W E Applicant: Tuscan Ridge Golf Course I Owner: CRC Chico Investors LP Hearing Date: February 9, 2006 @ 9:00 a.m. I Existing Zone: U(Unclassified) Supervisorial Request: District #4 Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Alcohol License Review for a Type 40 (Beer) only license. Assessor Parcel No: 040-520-103 File: ABC Review V 396'z Ah-vlt a o -azo �D_3 e I Sent By: FOOTHILL WEST PARADISE GARDENS; 530-872-5854; Jun -30-05 11:12AM; Page 1 iR �• 1 FF I FOOTHILL -!NEST ASSOCIATES P. O. Box 1837 Par,adise, CA 85867 (530) 872-5850 FAX TRANSMITTAL TO: ®an Breedon FAX NO. (530) 538-2140 FROM: Mo West FAX NO. (530) 872-5854 ®ATE: ' 613010f5 -- TIME: 12:00 W.M. NO. OF PAGES: 5 Including transmittal sheet If you do not receive all the pages, please call back as soon as possible. (530) 872-5850. "I 11 e R Sent By: FOOTHILL WEST P-MADiSE GARDE -NS; 530-972-5954; Jun- '30=05 11:12 -AM; Hage 2 June 23, 2005 Mr. Dan Breedon Principal Planner Department of Development Services Butte County 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Re: Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Use Permit (UP -99-10) Dear Mr. Breedon: Thank you for your letter dated March 10, 2005 regarding our inquiry of Use Permit #UP99-10 for the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course. We are addressing the remaining conditions that were outlined in your letter. Following is a summary of the actions taken with regards the outstanding conditions. Condition 18. Road Improvements. Condition 18 requires that the roadway serving the golf course be constructed to RS -8 -I -D -IV standard., Until Phase 4 of the project, no further improvements will be required. According to DPW, there are no approved plans. @We are currently researching the origin of the plans for the constructed roadway. Failing this effort, we will provide a detailed topographic survey for the constructed improvements and demonstrate compliance or construct the necessary improvements. In addition, we have prepared a description of the easement accessing the property and are in the process of generating an offer of dedication to the County of Butte for public use. Condition 8. Waste Discharge Requirements. The "sewer treatment plant" that is described in the Waste Discharge Requirements (Order No. R5-2002-0035) is a Cromaglass secondary treatment unit followed by chlorine disinfection to a battery of storage tanks. The effluent is to be stored in these tanks during the winter months and applied to a 10,000 square foot overland flow area for disposal by evapotranspiration. After &' *v a 95967 (sqo) e72-5850 �3 (530) bn•sasa Sent By: FOOTHILL WEST PARADISE GARDENS; 530-872-5854; Jun -30-05 11:12AM; Page 3/5 inspecting the treatment storage and disposal systems we have found some deficiencies. A list of the deficiencies and the repairs made are as follows: Treatment System The electrical wiring to the treatment unit was not completed. We have had the wiring to the pumps and floats completed and there is power to the Cromaglass unit. , The treatment aeration pump is missing. The pump has been ordered and will be installed as soon as it arrives. The plans prepared by NorthStar Engineering for the storage and disposal portion of the system note that the treatment system was to be followed by chlorine disinfection. Because the design of the treatment and disinfection was done by other, there are no plans or details for these components on the storage and disposal plans. We have been unable to locate the plans for the treatment and disinfection portion of the system but have been in contact with Cromaglass engineers to complete this portion of the installation. The contact chamber is not installed but has been ordered. Lift Station to the Storage Tanks and Overland Flow Area The lift. station shown on the plans has been ordered and will be installed per the plans prepared by NorthStar Engineering. A closing pump capable, of transferring the treated effluent to the storage tanks is installed in the closing compartment of the Cromaglass unit and is functional. , Transport Line to the Storage Tanks The transport lines to the storage tanks are installed and capable of transporting effluent to the storage tanks. Wet Weather Storage Tanks The plans show a total of (10) 9,150 -gallon plastic above storage tanks totaling 91,500 gallons. These are to be used during the rainy season to store the treated effluent for disposal in the dry months. There are (6) 9,000 tanks onsite and plumbed at this time. These tanks can provide 54,000 gallons of storage or 108 days of flow assuming a daily flow of 500gpd. The remaining tanks are on order and will be installed as soon as they arrive. Overland Disposal Field Sent By: FOOTHILL WEST PARADISE GARDENS; 530-872-5854; Jun -30-05 11:13AM; Page 4/5 The overhand disposal field headworks is in place and has been tested with irrigation to verify the distribution. The piping needs to be painted for UV protection. The field needs to be planted with Bermuda grass or other suitable vegetation as directed in the Waste Discharge Requirements (WDR). As you know, we are trying to open the golf course as soon as possible. We realize that arrangements made with thee previous owners regarding temporary toilets was not complied with, obviously leaving the County reluctant to allow any concessions regarding the use of temporary toilets. We would like to propose the use of the bathrooms on site that are connected to the treatment system. Granted that this system is not yet fully constructed, we feel that the system can function in its current condition while the construction of the system is completed to full conformance with the WDRs and the plans. Specifically, we are proposing to store the secondary treated effluent from the Cromaglass unit in the existing storage tanks until the complete construction of the system Is completed. No wastewater would be discharged until authorized by the Regional Water Quality Control Board. This will allow the use of the golf course during the completion of the wastewater system construction. There are (6) 9000 -gallon tanks onsite and plumbed at this time. These tanks can provide 54,000 gallons of storage or 108 days of flow assuming a daily flow of 500gpd. When the tank storage reaches 75% of the total storage volume or 40,500 gpd the tanks would be pumped and transported to the Neal Road Landfill as septage. Disinfection would be accomplished during the installation of an inline chlorine contact chamber by introducing the table chlorine to the storage tanks. The effluent would be delivered to the tanks with the pump currently installed in the dosing compartment of the Cromaglass unit until the lift station can be installed. Once the system construction has been completed, the as-builts and O&M manuals will be submitted to the RWQCB for their review at least 60 days prior to initial discharge to the overland field as stated in the Waste Discharge Requirements. In addition, we feel that the current condition of the existing roadway is sufficient to allow for the uses contemplated through Phase 2 of the project. We would be willing to commit to an agreement to suspend operations of the golf course after October 31 st if the construction of the wastewater system is not completed and the required roadway plans and easements are not provided. If necessary, we would also be willing to provide bi-monthly reports of the total stored volume and chlorine concentrations in the tanks. Sent By: FOOTHILL WEST PARADISE GARDENS; 530-872-5854; Jun-30-05 1.1:13AM; Page 5/5 As you can see, we are eager to complete the conditions of the Use Permit. Again; we would like to provide use of the golf course to the community for the 4'" of July weekend and be given an opportunity complete the construction while the course is permitted to operate. Please let me know if anything else is required. Sincerely, TUSCANY VILLAGE LIMITED PARTNERSHIP E. M. "Mo" West Cc: Ray Bruun, RWQCB, Redding, CA Cliff Bottenfield, BCEH, Chico, CA Jim Stevens, NorthStar Engineering, Chico, CA Eric Schroth, Public Works, Oroville, CA Yvonne Christopher, Oroviile, CA l Sulu MEMORANDUM DEC 0 5 2065 DEVELOPM EN.T SERVICES TO: Dan Breeden FROM: Mo West ' r SUBJECT: ABC Application DATE: - . cDecember:.2,.: 2005-- As we discussed on the telephone today, the State of California is requiring a county agency to provide a Notice of Public Convenience for approval of our application of a beer only license at the Tuscan Ridge Club. I am enclosing their requests and form for your use. Thanks.four help h �J l Sulu MEMORANDUM DEC 0 5 2065 DEVELOPM EN.T SERVICES TO: Dan Breeden FROM: Mo West ' r SUBJECT: ABC Application DATE: - . cDecember:.2,.: 2005-- As we discussed on the telephone today, the State of California is requiring a county agency to provide a Notice of Public Convenience for approval of our application of a beer only license at the Tuscan Ridge Club. I am enclosing their requests and form for your use. Thanks.four help aeceivea- 11/22/05 4:24PM; 53022493. ;:11/22/2005 15:15 REDDING DISTRICT I& PAGE 02 Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control Sate of CWornia INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS ARN(XO SCMAMNEGGER, Gwerrior SECTION 23958.4 BSP lnstructin;rs This form is to be used for all applications for original issuance or premises to premises transfer of licenses. Part I is to be completed by an ABC employee, given to applicant with pre -application package, with copy retained in holding file of applicads district file. Part 2 is to be completed by the applicant, and returned to ABC. Part 3 is to be cornplcted by the local governing body or its designated subordinate officer or body, and reword to ABC. PART 1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY ABC _ — 1. APPLICANT$ NAME 10 2. PREMISES ADURE33 Sueet numbrx and nariw. Clly, zip ewe) 3. LICEN TYPE fav s k; w9.. y Pe19o�sr , ... ..- - ._. 4, of euslNrss - HFuII Service Restaurant nMoPorau/Cafelerla Cocktail Lounge Private Club Deli or Specialty Restaurant uComedy Club Night Club (Veterans Club ICafe/Coffoe Shop 0Brew Pub I'ITavem: Beer OFratomal Club Bed & Breakfast: I ITheater [�Tavemtin : Beer b Wine Wine Tasting Room [_ OWine only RAIZ - -_ USupermarket (Membership Store - seConvenience Station []Swap MeeVFlea Market liquor Store C1 Department Store �Convenlence Market uDrivedn Dairy DruWadety Store . I� FlorlsVGlff Shop Convenience Market w/Gasoline Other - describe: _9�DLF S. COUNTY POPULATION B. TOTAL NUMBER OF LICENSES IN LINTY MT10 OF LICENSE+ O POPULATION �8 aor"Sale []Off -Sale 00"aie Doff -Sale AIA, loo __ _ - - e. CGNSU$ TMCT NUMBF� 0. NO.OF LICENSED ALLOWED IN C NSUS TRACT 10. NO.OF LICE S NG IN U— S T�_ _ OnSale OON Us �On-Sale 000 --Sate _ 00�_. ----- 1. TN! ABOVE CENSUS TRACT OVERCONCENTRATED WITH LI?0 ES7 p.e.. dose the ren or Petra" to pODu4lon In go cenivs hp a:cee0 Y+e "NI° arN°anM b 0°Peulle^ ra M wart 1y►) Yes, the number of existing licenses exceeds the number allowed No, 0% number of existing licenses is (ower than the number allowed. - - 12. OOES LAW EN(ORCEMENT AGENCY MAINTAIN k:RIMfi STATISTIC97 ElYes (Go to Item #13) �No (Go to Item #20) 17: Cruptf REPORTING DISTRICT NUMBER /4. TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTING DISTRK:TS 1b. 'TOY -LL RSOF MIM M All REPOliT1N0 DWTrtICTS 1C. AVEMGE NO. CF OFFENSEb PER DISTRICT 17. 120% Of AVERAGE NUMBER OF OFFENSES 11. TOTAL NUMBER OF 0 ENS[S W REPORTING DISTRICT TME PREMISES LOCATED IN A HIGH CRIME REPORT WC DISTRICT7 (Lt, has a 20% gmalnr nulrotr of "ported akr"ttMn Ott ave"pt nurtbr of rtpontt erkrKs K dagm lr+ta rran+a u4rla -- fepONlte (inricks wllhln the nlrl5dlCo0n or Ute IWI law gnrorrermnt aOercy) Dyes. the total number of offenses in the reporting district equals or exceeds the total number In Item #17 UNo, the total number of offenses in the reporting district IS lower than the total number In item 017 E. CHECK TME 00X THAT APPLIES (check W4 Ont box) a. If "/y4' is checked in both Item 1{11 and item � 19, Seefion 23958 4 @ P does nrK1rD#dr t0 this appticafion, and no additional information Will be needed on this issue. Advise the applicant to bring this completed form to ABC when filing the appllgtion. b. If "yr.1" is checked in either item #11 lir item #19, and the applicant IS applying for a non -retail Ilcense, a retail bona fide public eating place license, a recall license issued for a hotel, motel or other lodging establishment as defined in Section 25503.16(b) BbP, or a retail Goense Issued in corlitactlon With a beer manufacturer's license. or winegrower's license, advise the gpelicant fo complete Socton 2 and briny the completed form to ABC When fling the application or as soon as possible.thereafter. IYI C. If " p,e,' is checked In either item #11 lir item #19. rW the applicant Is applying for an off -sale bear incl wine license, an Oft -sate general liaxr►se, an on -sale beer license, an on -sale beer and wine (public premises) license, or an orwate general (public premises) license, advise the 92MAnt19take (his fomr ro rhe rote+ a�ernlna bodv ori* °I narod subordinate orfrcei orbodr to nail teem comelstg Section 3. The Completed torn wHl need to be provided to ABC In order to process the application. Governing Body/Designated Subord5tate_ Name: er Auk PART 2 - TO BE COMPLETED BY THE N LICANT (If box #20b is checked) 21. Based on the information on the reverse, the Department may approve your application if you can show that lic convenience or necessity would be rved by the issuance of the license. Please describe below the reasons why issuance another license.is justified in this area. You may alta separate sheet or additional documention, if desired. Do not proceed to Pirfi 22. APPLICANT SIGNATURE PART 3 - TO BE COMPLETED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS (If box #20c is checked) 123. DATE SIGNED The applicant named on the reverse is applying for a license to sell alcoholic beverages at a premises where undue concentration exists (i.e., an over=concentration of licenses and/or a Higher than average crime rate as defined in Section 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code). Sections 23958 and 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code requires the Department to deny the application unless the local governing body of the area in which the applicant premises are located, or its designated subordinate offices or body, determines within 90 days of notification of a completed application that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance. -Please complete items #24 to #30 below and certify or affix an official seal, or attach a copy of the Council or Board. resolution or a signed letter on official letterhead stating whether or not the issuance of the applied for license would serve as a public convenience or neces4ity. 24. WILL PUBLIC CONVENIENCE OR NECESSITY BE SERVED BY ISSUANCE OF THIS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE? Yes rIND See Attached (i.e., letter, resolution, etc.) 25. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS, IF DESIRED (may include reasons for approval or denial of public convenience or necessity): ...-.. _.. '------'-'--- -------'-- ---'-'—'---- -.. ----'---'--'-----"----._._. —.. 2E. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL NAME ;2r. CITYICOUNTY OFFICIAL TITLE 2£. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL SIGNATURE ABC -245 REVERSE (12/03) 28. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL PHONE NUMBER 30. DATE SIGNED I 1 • 1 I • j 'I l Project: Waco Golf Ventures"Bruce Holderhein UP 99-10 COUNTY OF BUTTE INITIAL STUDY EVALUATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS I. BACKGROUND: 1. Name of Proponent: Chico Golf Ventures, Bruce THT Iderhein and Mark Brown 2. Address: 3119 Lake Mead Ct., Chico, CA 95973 Phone: 530-343-8765 3. Name of Proposal: Chico Colf Ventures Golf Course Use permit 4. Type of Project: Use Permit 5. Project Description: This is a proposal to construct a par 72, 7,100 -yard, 18 -hole daily -fee golf course with driving range, clubhouse and support facilities on a 180 -acre site within a 352 -acre parcel. The proposal will be developed in four phases as described below. Phase 1. Golf Learning Center and Driving Rangle This phase involves the development of a modern driving range with target greens, forty tee spaces, chipping and putting greens and a 1,200 sq. ft. administrative building that will include a PGA golf shop, limited food and beverage sales, and restrooms. fA 40-spaceIgravel- -parking and private entrance road shall be developed, providing for year-round access. An irrigation pump station will be housed in a small shed, and other small portable sheds shall be developed to house maintenance equipment. A small diesel powered electric generator will be used to supply power needs until electrical utility service becomes available. This phase of development will include a modular wastewater treatment system to be approved by the Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board. The private road will serve as access directly from the Skyway, a county maintained road. This road is a through road which serves additional parcels to the south. This phase involves the construction of the first nine holes of the 18 -hole golf course. These holes are the front holes of the golf course, generally grouped to the northwest. The iiiitial 40 -'space parking area shall be expanded to 102 spaces. The private access road shall be paved at this time. Portions of, or all of the golf cart paths will be paved with asphalt or concrete. This phase will also includes development of a maintenance compound. This involves the construction of a 2,000 sq. ft. maintenance building, a gravel surfaced `maintenance yard surrounded by a chain link fence, and a 20 -space gravel parking area for maintenance personnel. This compound will be located on the southwest end of the site. 0 Butte County Department of Development Services ❑ Planning Division ❑ Project: Chico Golf Ventures, Bruce Holderbein, UP 99-10 The maintenance compound will be.accessed by a 10 -foot wide paved road. A 5,000 sq. ft. canopy shall be developed for golf cart storage. This canopy will be located northeast of the administrative building and adjacent to the- driving range. An alternative maintenance facility may be developed in the interim, prior to development of the larger facility. This facility will be located on the entrance road across from the driving range. Special events may be scheduled during this phase for promotion of the golf course. Parking for these events may involve utilization of the parking area for the maintenance facility and road shoulder. This phase involves the construction of the second nine holes of the 18 -hole golf course. These holes are the back holes of the golf course, generally grouped to the southeast. All parking areas and golf cart paths shall be paved at this time. This phase involves the construction of a two-story clubhouse up to 9000 sq. feet. in size. The clubhouse will include two dining areas, lounge, pro shop, office, kitchen, restrooms and storage. The upper level will include a special function room. The clubhouse will include a food and beverage facility capable of catering to groups of up to 250 persons. 'This phase of development will include a larger modular wastewater treatment system. The modular sewage treatment plant described in Phases 1 and 4 will be supplied by a private vendor. This system is described as an advanced batch treatment system and will be professionally engineered for the proposed use. Phase 1 will utilize a 500 -gallon unit. Prior to Phase 4, the system will be expanded to approximately 12,000 gallons to accommodate for increased demand. In this system, effluent is discharged into an underground modular unit where aeration and processing occurs. Prior to discharge, disinfecting with chlorine or other agent is accomplished. The system discharges into a waste water storage and irrigation pond. The pond shall be engineered to accommodate wastewater flows. Additionally, the wastewater will be mixed with well water and certified to be used in irrigation and toilet flushing. The system shall be maintained by the golf course operator and monitored 24 -hours a day. A report of waste discharge will be submitted within 120 days before any wastewater is discharged. Discharge levels will meet or exceed Waste Discharge Requirements required by the Regional Board. ❑ Butte County Department of Development Services ❑ Planning Division ❑ 2 Project: Cbico Golf Ventures, Bruce Holderbein, UP 99-10 The placement of the 18 -holes may be slightly different than shown on the exhibit as natural features may affect hole design and layout. Golf holes near the Skyway are designed to reduce the probabilities of errant golf balls straying onto the Skyway. Mounding and tree planting will also be developed to help protect the Skyway from errant golf balls. The course shall be designed in such a way as to keep a majority of the trees now present. Any oak trees that must be removed will be replaced on a 3 to 1 basis with oaks or other native trees. The proposed maintenance compound included in Phase 2 will be improved with a sod, or "living roof' to enhance visual quality as seen from the Skyway. This is intended to make the building more compatible with the Scenic Highway Zoning District. An erosion control plan will be implemented that will require all graded areas to be seeded or hydro mulched prior -to the rainy season (October 1). The easement accessing the property will be offered to the County of Butte for dedication for public use. During Phase 2 the road will be improved to provide two, 12 -foot traffic lanes with a double sealcoat surface. Traffic calming devices will be included in the design to protect the safety of pedestrians and golf cart occupants crossing the road. During Phase 4 the road will be improved to provide for two, 14 -foot traffic lanes with two -inches of asphalt concrete. 6. Location: The project is located on the southeast side of the Skyway, approximately 1.5 miles east of Rocky Bluffs Drive, east of the City of Chico. 7. Setting: The property is currently undeveloped and used as grazing land. The area is bounded to the southeast by an abandoned railroad grade, and to the northwest by the ` Skyway. Characteristic vegetation is of a Foothill -Woodland type and includes mature blue oaks, grey pine, deer brush and manzanita. Numerous songbirds, snakes and small rodents have been observed at the site. The property lies atop Coon Ridge which separates Nance Canyon to the south from Crouch Ravine. Elevation is from approximately 660 -940 -feet. Slopes are from 2 to 15 percent with moderate slopes prevalent except at Crouch Ravine where steeper slopes are located, in the southern portion of the project. Drainage is generally from the north to the south and southwest. A small unnamed draw drains a portion of the northern part of the site into Nance Canyon to the south. The upper slopes of Crouch Ravine drains the remainder of the site. The soil is characterized as "Scabland" and "Rough, Broken and Stony Land" by local Department of Agriculture soil maps. The area is also known to be underlain by "lava -cap," a rocky substrate that limits soil depth. However, a topsoil layer is present and sufficient to establish growth of understory shrubs and grasses. Small to medium sized volcanic boulders are scattered throughout the site. According to the applicant this area has been used as an informal shooting range and spent ammunition and ❑ Butte County Department of Development Services ❑ Planning Division ❑ 3 L I BUTTE COUNTY MEMORANDUM DEC, 0 5 2005 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO: Dan Breeden FROM: Mo West SUBJECT: ABC Application DATE: December 2, 2005 As we discussed on the telephone today, the State of California is - requiring a county agency to provide a Notice of Public Convenience for approval of our application of a beer only license at the Tuscan Ridge Club. I am enclosing their requests and form for your use. Thanks f r our help. Received: 11/22/05 4:24PM; 11/22/2005 15:15 5302249338 Depsetrnent of Alcoholic Beverage Control INFORMATION AND INSTRUCTIONS SECTION 23958.4 B&P REDDING DISTRICT Afj PAGE 02 Soh of Call(wnatl ARNOLO SCaM)ARZENEGGER, Gov*Mr lastructin;+, This form is to be used for all applications for original issuance or premises to premises transfer of licenses. • Part 1 is to be completed by an ABC employee, given to applicant with pre -application package, with copy retained in bolding file or applicant's district file. • fart 2 is to be completed by the applicant, and returned to ABC. Part 3 is to be completed by the local govcming body or its designated subordinate officer or body, and returned to ABC. PART _1 - TO BE COMPLETED BY ABC /. APPLICANT'S NAME -7- .U%G,s/!.L. 3. LICEN - 2. PREMISES ADDRESS SVeet numbCr and rime. dly, 21p COde) /ov S K; wIgy Pd,(19D Sc , �o 9.. ` 4. t1TE OF euSINii i _. UFull SeMce Restaurant nHofbrau/Cafeteria OCocktail Lounge ElPrivate Club Deli or Specialty Restaurant uComedy Club Night Club Ivetemns Club ICafe/Coffee Shop 0- Brew Pub UTavem: Beer OFratamal Club Bed 8 Breakfast: ITheater F�TMrn: Beer b Wlno Wine Tasting Room Wine only DAII USupermarket _ - (Membership Store - FSQMce Station swap Meet/Flea Market 01_iquorStore C1 Department Store ElConvenlence Market uDrNNn Dairy DrvgNarietyStore I�FlorisVGlftShop IIConvenienceMarket w/Gasoline Other . describe: �F COy S. COUNTY POPULATION e. TOTAL NUMBER of LICENSES IN LINTY MT10OG LICENYEe 0 PO►UU1T1pN W COU �8 4/ AOr1-Sale []Off -Sate []On -Sale 0Off Sale _s_/�, MoD _ _ _ _ _ _ ..._ e. CENSUS TRACT NUMBF�I p. NO.OiiLICEN8Ea ALLOWED IN C NSUS TRACT 10. No. OF LICE 1F GIN - - Or}Sale DOft-Sale xOn-Sate []OB -Sale _ _DO_ 1. T11� AOOVE CENSUS TRACT OVERCONCENTRATED WITH LICENSES? P.O.. does the IOU of loeroe• b MAW In aha W1110 I RI e>Ieud Y+e mllO dNarwae b OpOutaM•• n• •fin oo�+ly i Yes, the number of existing licenses exceeds the number allowed No, the number of existing licenses is fewer than the number allowed 12• Doe$ LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCY MAINTAIN CRIME STATISTI6S9 C_lYes (Go to Item #13) nNo (Go to Item #20) 11. CRIME PORTING DISTRICT NUMBER 11, TOTAL NUMBER OF REPORTING DISTRICTS 15, TO ALOOF OFf M All RiPORTING DISTRICTS tC. AVERAGE NO.OF OFFEN$Eb PER DISTRICT 17, 1ZOY, Of AVERAGE NUMBER OF OFFENSES te. OTALNUMGER OF 0 ENSES IN REPORTING DLl R'c 19, IS TMC PR_emj ES LOCATED IN A HIGH CRIME REPORTING DISTRICT? (I,e, hese 20% 0realn/ number Of npOrled aMnei t1M tna •wap( rrarrber or rapbnad Pinta n °•>• i0 heT W er4rr ropon" GllricLl vrllhln thr,. )vrlsdlceon or the (OWI low enforcement agency) Yea, the total number of offenses in the reporting district equals or exceeds the total number In Item M17 UNo, the total number of offenses in the reporting district is lower than the total number in item 017 - 20. CHECKTHE DOX THAT APPLIES (cneUL 0. y one bo■) Cla. If 'ys" is checked in both Item $11 gra item t; t 9, sAcfion 23951.4 S&P not eOOer to fteppucatlon, and no addltiotlal information will be needed on this issue. Advise the applicant to bring this Completed form to ABC when filing the appllation. b. If 'ygj" is checked in either item #1`10 item ti -19, ;h'nd the applicant Is applying for a non -retail license, a retail bona fide public eating plata (Manse, a retail license issued for a hotel, motel or other lodging establishment as defined in Section 25503.16(b) 86P, or a retail license Issued In coryuctlon with a beer manufacturer's license. or wincgrower's license, advise the ae>?licant to eomnkte Sotfig 2 and bring the completed form to ABC when fllir the application or as soon as possible. thereafter. IYI c. If *Y1t' is checked In either item #11 9- item a19, L24 the applicant Is applying for an off sale beer and wine license, an off-3ale general license, an on -sale beer license, an on -sale beer and wine (public promises) license, or an orwale general (public premLxw s) Nr+so, advfee"RaMUnt to tike this fon► to the Ince/ oovernlna body. orit+ dptlanetod subordinate orfcerOrbodr to navyion 3. The completed form will need to be providad to ABC In order to process the application. Governing Body/Designated Subord)late Name: sv PART 2,- TO BE COMPLETED BY THE A LICANT (If box #20b is checked) 21 ''Based on, tfie information on the reverse, the Department may approve your application if you can show that lic convenience or necessity would be rved by the issuance of the license. Please describe below the reasons why issuance another license is justified in this area. You may alta separate sheet or additional documention, if desired. Do not proceed to P 3. APPLICANT SIGNATURE ._ e__ , j23. DATE I PART 3 - TO BE COMPLETED BY LOCAL OFFICIALS (If box #20c is checked) The applicant named on the reverse is applying for a license to sell alcoholic beverages at a premises where undue concentration exisrs (i.e., an over -concentration of licenses and/or a higher than average crime rate as defined in Section 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code). Sections 23958 and 23958.4 of the Business and Professions Code requires the Department to deny the application unless thelocal governing body'of the area in which the applicant premises are located, or its designated subordinate officer or body, determines within 90 days of notification of a completed application -that public convenience or necessity -would -be -served tFy the-issuarce. Please complete Items #24 to #30 below and certify or affix an official seal, orattach a copy of the Councilor Board resolution or a sigred letter` n"official letterhead stating whether or not the issuance of the applied fog license would serve as a public convenience -or necessity,. 24. WILL PUBLIC CONVENIENCE OR NECESSITY BE SERVED BY ISSUANCE OF THIS ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE LICENSE? !—!Yes �No L—! See Attached (i.e., letter, resolution, etc.) 25. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS, IF DESIRED (may include reasons for approval or denial of public convenience or necessity): i 28 CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL NAME !27. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL TITLE i28. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL PHONE NUMBER ^` i r 2S. CITY/COUNTY OFFICIAL SIGNATURE :3G. DATE SIGNED ABC' -2.45 REV=P.SE (12/03) 01/23/2006 09:20 5302249338 ..BEDDING IDISTRICT ABC .PAGE 03 J -Z-3- o 3/2006 09:20. 5302249338 .REDD.I,N.G -D,I.ST.RICT ABC OF PAGE ............ ........... .... ........... Iquw ------- 'User: WHI �-u Date: hHond`; .. ........ LOME m Numbgr -of-pa.-ges -:p I. 3169 5KY WRY OF PAGE 01/23/2006 09:20 5302249338 REDDING DISTRICT ABC PAGE 01 • Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control • State of California Redding District Office 1900 Churn Creek Road, Suite 216 Redding. CA 96002 Phone: 530.224-4830 Fax: $30-224-9338 cAclloAaa �FAX TRANSMISSION Total Number of Pages (Including this cover sheet) Original: ❑To follow by regular mail []Will not "follow To: f-)+e—V� lzo-e— Firm/Office: Fax: �j�j�j"' a .! (� Date: I X23 /D Co Time: cc(•s): From: At C, — �ho�2,00 Phon®: �a� - i_53.0 Subject: Comments: Q,d1 a U Gs o n t - ,W LUa W l 1 CJ-rCtAA n. NOTICE This communication is intended only for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed, and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If the reader of this message is not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination, distribution or copying of this Communication is strictly prohibited. "If you have received this communication' in error, please notify us Immediately by telephone, and return the original message to us at the above address. ABC -75 (11103) n �® w ".Be Energy Efficient" Nearest to NE: i Nearest to east: -Neaiest to east: S I y 1 � y 1 Nearest to west: Nearest to west: r C). Li 0 aA ernro nc CALIFORNIA BUSINESS AND HOI 1 ING AGENCY ARNOLD SCHWARTZENEGGER •ovemof DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL _ Redding District Office - 1900 Churn Creek Road, Suite 216 - -- - -- Redding, CA 96002 ' (530) 224-4830 Butte Co. Sheriff Department 33 County Center Drive Oroville, CA. 95965 Dear Governing Body: BUTTE COUNTY ~' NOV 17 2005 DEVELOPMENT SERVICES RE: Notification to local governing body of request for modification or removal.of conditions on alcohol license. Section 23803 of the California Business -and Professions. Code, hasbeen amende to now require the Department to notify the .local governing body of any petition to remove or modify conditions on an ABC license. A petition has been received to remove or modify conditions at a currently licensed premises within your jurisdiction. Under the'amended law you have thirty ( 30 ) days from the date of this notification to file any objection(s) to this request. We have enclosed the following items for your information and consideration: 1. A copy of the amended Section 23803 of the Business and Professions Code. 2. A copy of the existing conditions on the ABC license in question. 3. A copy of the'licensee's letter stating those conditions being requested modified and or removed. ' If we can provide you with any additional assistance 6r information, please don't hesitate to contact this office at the above phone number. Please ask for Investigator Berenger who is handling this condition modification request. Robert Farrar Redding District Supervisor Alcoholic Beverage Control -)ev -Seu0!io NOV 16 2005 �4 Section 23803 - Business and Professions Code Effective January 1, 1998 Section 23803: Statutes of 1997, Chapter 454: SB 609 (Karnette) Section 23803 has been amended to require the department to notify the local governing body of any petition to remove or modify conditions. The local governing body has.30 days in which to object to the modification or removal. A hearing shall be held on the objection if the department recommends approval of the petition. Section 23803 will read as follows: 23803. The department, upon its own motion or upon the petition of a licensee or a transferee who has filed an application for the transfer of the license, if it is satisfies --that the grounds which caused the imposition of the" "conditions no longer exist, shall order their removal or modification, provided written notice is given to the local governing body of the area in which the premises are located. The local governing body has 30 days to file written objections to the removal or modification of any condition. The department may not remove or modify any condition to which an objection has been filed without holding a hearing as provided in Chapter 5 (commencing with Section 11500) of Part 1 of Division 3 of Title 2 of the Government Code. Any petition for the removal or modification of a condition pursuant to this section shall be accompanied by a fee of one hundred dollars ($100). 4 BEFORE THE DEPARTA I -A NT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERVE CONTROL OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. IN THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION OF Kevin K. LARSON. dba: World Wide Exchange 65 Red Rock Lane Oroville, CA 95966 For Issuance of. an Off Sale Beer & Wine and Beer & Wine Wholesale License Under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act FILE_.._ 17/20-341460 REG. PETITION FOR CONDITIONAL LICENSE WHEREAS, petitioner(s) has/have filed an application for the issuance of the above -referred -to license(s) fo_ the above-mentioned premises; and, WHEREAS, Section 23817.5 of the Business and Professions Code has placed a moratorium on the issuance of original Off Sale B.eer..& Wine licenses;. and,..... WHEREAS, Section 23817.8 of the Business and Professions Code allows an exception to the moratorium provision of Section 23817.5; and, WHEREAS, the issuance of an unrestricted license would be contrary to public welfare and morals; NOW, THEREFORE, the undersigned petitioner(s) do/does hereby petition for a conditional license as follows, to -wit: 1. The off sale beer & wine license shall be held only in conjunction with, and at the same location as., a beer & wine wholesale license. 2. The off -sale beer and wine license shall be restricted to sales solicited and accepted by direct mail, telephone, or on-line computer. The off -sale beer and wine license shall not be used for operations conducted from a retail store open to the public. This petition for conditional license is made pursuant- to the provisions of Sections 23800 through 23805 of the Business and Professions Code and will be carried forward in any transfer at the applicant -premises. Petitioner(s) agree(s) to retain a copy of this petition on the premises at all times and will be prepared to produce it immediately upon the request of any peace officer. The petitioner(s) understand(s) that any violation of the foregoing condition(s) shall be grounds for the suspension or revocation of the license(s). DATED THIS I Zo DAY OF S'��r� , 19 e� Applicant/Petitioner Applicant/Petitioner ABC -172 (3/97) . ANOTHts BEER& WERE k iJ 65 RED ROCK LANE OROVILLF, CALIFOR:NU 95966 MCENED . NAV 0 ��o9ecoc>no► _ _ _ Dept. of Wcohol'vc REDDING DISTRICT November 1, 2005 Califomia Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control 1900 Chum Creek Road, Suite #216 Redding, CA 96002 ..... ... __. .. _ .o- om-It May Concern,- Please oncern;Please remove all conditions pertaining to wine only sales for all licenses held by Another Beer and Wine Company. Thank youl Phone: (530) 589-7837 Fax: (530) 589-3325 e-mail: beer(a)cncnet.com Page 1 of 1 Troester, Steve From: Bottenfield, Cliff Sent: Thursda February 02, 2006 3:26 PM To: Fogel, Doug; Loushine, Tom Cc: Troester, Steve; Breedon, Dan; Severin, Vance Subject: RE: Tuscan Ridge We have not received the as -built plans. Nick Weigel and Jim Stevens came in last week. I informed them that an as -built of the entire system is required as well as a letter stating that the system is constructed is substantial compliance with the approved plans as well as a statement the sewage system is operating properly. I informed Nick that the owners are planning a food facility and that we need a statement that the sewage disposal system is sizedcorrectly and capable of treating the higher strength wastewater of a food facility. As of today the EHD has, not received the requested information. In addition, I told Nick that we would not accept the sewage system until the RWQCB declared that the conditions of the WDR's have been met. Cliff From: Fogel, Doug Sent: Thursday., February 02, 2006 3:20 PM To: Bottenfield, Cliff; Loushine, Tom Cc: Troester, Steve; Breedon, Dan; Severin, Vance Subject: Tuscan Ridge Have you received Interim As -Built Plans dated Jan. 30, 2006 from NorthStar for Tuscan Ridge? If not we need to.get them. Tuscan Is now moving ahead to get their UP and eventually to build a restaurant, so they need to get our blessing as well as RWQCB's. 02/02/2006 - _ - . � � , � � l-�6 �-oa - �o ��� ���r��.�.v�� � � �� s s / �5=7%D �.�� , c��(�, 1 a �z �.� �..� . - -1 � / f% k �. � ' . 7 � At C� VSO o Pec,- of I l �f Sly1,4 NpF '-eve Ovt,-- 1 . i r Department of Development Services' Planning Division 7 County Center Drive "Oroville, CA 95965 (530) 538-7601 (530) 538-7785 FAX FACSIMILE COVER SHEET Number of pages (including this cover sheet): Date: To -, 2 � -Z ©d� To: Fax Number: From: Steve Troester, Associate° Planner Hard Copy will follow: yes no 'tom If you do not receive all of the pages, please call (530) 538-7153 as soon as possible. Special Instructions: ❑ Review and respond accordingly. ❑ For your information only. —/�t`5 1`f -PPv kk Sincerely, r UCJ6`re- M.-jsSg Q— 4- 5r a CONFIDE ITYINOTE: Y'he information contained in this facsimile is confidential and may also contain privileged information. The information is intended only for the use of .the individual of entity to whom it is addressed. If you are not the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any use, dissemination, distribution, of copying of this communications is strictly prohibited. If you have received this facsimile, in error, please notify me immediately by telephone, and return the original to me. Thank you. 46 'G�PGt K a l /-z''-®-6 9Q/- Z 7Z t rr v .r -I' Page 1 of 1 Troester, Steve From: Troester, Steve Sent: Monday, January 23, 2006 8:50 AM To: Fisher, Laura Subject: ABC License Comment Request Q � Butte County Department of Development Services TIM S ELLINGS, DIRECTOR I PETE CALARCO, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR 7 Coi my Center Drive Orovi le, CA 95965 (530) 38-7601 Telephone (530) 38-7785 Facsimile ADMINISTRATION '° BUILDING' PLANNING MEMORANDUM TO: Perry L. Reniff, Sheriff FROM: Steve Troester, Associate Planner, Department of Development Services (530) 538-7153, or stroester@buttecoun .net. SUBJECT: ABC License for Elmo Myrrl West and Mark Paul West, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, 3100 Skyway, Paradise, APN 040-520-103. DATE: January 23, 2006 SUMMARY: The above applicant(s) have received notice from the Bureau of Alcoholic Beverage Control that their application for on -sale beer -only license is subject to denial as defined in Section 23958.4(1) of the Business and Profession Code due to undue concentration of existing applications or the issuance would create a law enforcement problem within the Census Tract in which the property is located. The legislation also allows local governing bodies the power to override the decision of ABC if the local governing body determines that public convenience or necessity would be served by the issuance and notifies ABC, in writing, of the determination. I am requesting any information you may offer as to whether or not this application should be granted or denied, and any history of problems associated with this site which would help me to determine the granting or denial of the application. Please return any comments no later than January 27, 2006. Thank for your assistance and cooperation. 01/23/2006 - 3 l �i pf b( .i li I 1 i l � Te- 5� rye NorthStar Engineering will be moving to a new office location at the end of this week. we will be closed from noon Thursday,(1-12-06) through 8:00 AM Monday (1-16-06). Our new address is: NorthStar Engineering 111 Mission Ranch Blvd.. Suite 100 Chico, CA 95926 Our email, telephone and fax numbers will remain the same. James M. Herrick PLS CA 5616, NV 9451 Survey Department Manager NorthStar Engineering 111 Mission Ranch Blvd. Suite 100 Chico, CA 95926 Ph: (530)893-1600 Fax: (530)893-2113 13—M We Y0 (;;,1/ e4l `�19e, T4� U -J/ V C- `c� v Air- �& r e v i S C Gam-eu - ale r ,� Troester, Steve r' From: Breedon, Dan Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 8:42 AM To: Troester, Steve Subject: RE: Mo West -ABC Permit for Tuscan Ridge Lets take it to the PC, supporting approval. Tell Mo that we want to aprise the PC of their progress on the uncompleted requirements (sewer, road), so we need his response to us regarding these issues asap. It is ultimately the PCs decision if they wish to grant the finding of convenience. -Dan From: Troester, Steve Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 7:45 AM To: Breedon, Dan Subject: RE: Mo West -ABC Permit for Tuscan Ridge Dan, Feb. 9 is the first, possible PC. I've already missed next week's (1-26). Are we not going to hold-up a staff recommendation of approval until he's shown/documented progress on the UP conditions of approval?---- access improvements and septic system? Please let me know before I call him, so that I'm in-line with your intentions. Thanks Steve From: Breedon, Dan Sent: Tuesday, January 17, 2006 4:20 PM To: Troester, Steve Subject:. Mo West -ABC Permit for Tuscan Ridge Steve, Mo had three voicemails on my machine -asking for a hearing date for their beer license. ApparanLly he is concernedabout a deadline that is supposed to be up in February, but he did not know, the exact date. Can you call him and let him know when we can get it to the PC? I told him that I would be willing to speak with anyone at ABC to let them know that their request is being processed and that staff supported the granting of the license. Thanks -Dane Dan Breedon, AICP, Principal Planner Butte County Department of Development Services 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 530-538-7629, FAX: 530-538-7785 �4i �5 s j, all fl r M J — A -41 1 1-- --�•-� �J — ���� JJ y r. IA ` 7 } t �4i Butte County Department of Development Services YVONNE CHRISTOPHER, DIRECTOR 7 County Center Drive ' Oroville, CA 95965 (530) 538-7601 Telephone (530) 538-7785 Facsimile v ADMINISTRATION * BUILDING * GIS * PLANNING �MCrch 10, 2005 Mr. Mo West Foothill -West Associates P.O. Box 1837 Paradise, CA 95967 RE: (Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Use Permit (IJP 99-10) Dear Mr. West: In your letter of February 14, 2005 to Yvonne Christopher, Director of Development Services you request information from the Use Permit regarding opening this golf course to the public and operating the first nine holes (the requirements to open the second nine holes are the same with the exception that all parking areas and golf cart paths are required to be paved). I also spoke to you on March 9, 2005 regarding these requirements. This letter is provided to formalize the information provided to you over the phone regarding your request. Prior to again opening this golf course to the public and operating the first nine holes, the following requirements must be met: Condition #18, Road Improvements The easement accessing the property 11 be offered to the County of Butte for dedication for public use. In njunction with Phase 2 the road will be improved to provide two, - oot traffic lanes with a double sealcoat surface (RS -8 -LD -IV Butt C unty Road Standard). Prior to Phase 4 the road will be improved o p vide for two, 14 -foot traffic lanes with two -inches of asphalt co ete -3B geometric standard, 2" AC and 8" AB, SC 250 primec t, fog eal and 95% compaction). Traffic calming devices will be - cluded ' the design to protect the safety of pedestrians and golf c occupants rossing the road. All. improvements shall be to the satis tion of the B tte County Public Works Department ;.and- as containe ithin the Butt Courity Improvement Standards. "R" value dete ' ation and other d to may be required to support section design. igation Measure #11)� I 03 Mr. Mo West Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Use Permit (UP 99-10) March. 10, 2005, Page 2 Condition #18 as shown above indicates that improved in conjunction with Phase 2 (the fi road standard, and to the. satisfaction of the improvements of this road are not required the golf course becomes operational, and Phase 4 also requires increasing improve r Skyway (Condition #17). The Department of Public Works has ah any improvement plans concerning the access road. They have further indicate( 35 miles per hour, which requires a mig Engineer Eric Schroth can be reached ' necessary for this access road. 0-) th/f the golf course access road will be r ne hole to an RS -8 -LD -IV county Dinepartme of Public Works. Further til Phase 4(construction of clubhouse) of RS -3B r ad standard would be required. it stand ds for the encroachment on the Vnted' that they have not been provided ment and alignment of the proposed roadway is to have a design speed of ve radius of 500 feet. Associate Civil 38-7266 concerning the improvement standards Phase #4 increases develo ie st dards for the road and encroachment because this. phase proposes a 9,000 quare fo t clubhouse including food and beverage facilities capable of catering to oups of u to 250 people. Condition #8 as Dischar ge Reg uirements Prior to operations the applicant and/or landowner shall submit information related to wastewater treatment and disposal sufficient to allow for Waste Discharge Requirements to be adopted by the CVRWQCB for the proposed modular unit sewage treatment plant. Installation, operation and maintenance of the system shall be the responsibility of the landowner, and must be carried out in conformance with all provisions required by -the CVRWQCB. (Mitigation Measure #5) Condition #8 as shown above requires that the proposed sewage treatment plant `comply -with the requirements of the Central Valley Regional Water Quality.Control Board, for waste generated on-site. Various arrangements were made with the previous operators to allow for operation of the golf course with temporary toilets, provided they complied with deadlines concerning the provision of a sewer system. This approval was made for a 6 month period that concluded on. December 8, 2001. The previous operators never complied with the required deadline. Because there has been ample time provided to comply with this condition, and previous allowances were made by County staff to accommodate construction delays, compliance with this condition is required prior to opening the golf course to the public. No further allowances for temporary toilets will be allowed. a R NorthStar ENGINEERING Civil Engineers • Surveyors Summary of Construction Progress and Remaining Items For Tuscan Ridge Golf Course Wastewater System January 31, 2006 In June 2005, a letter from Chico Golf Ventures detailingthel"deficiencies was submitted to the Butte County Planning Department. A summary of those deficiencies and the status is as follows: :;-�;•. Wastewater System Installation Treatment System T. • The electrical wiring to the treatment"unit was not completed. Thb, wiring to the pumps and floats has been completed and there is power to the Cromaglass unit. ■ The treatment aeration pumpismissing. The aeration pump has been installed and is functioningX1. The plans prepared -by NorthStar Engiheenng,,,for-the storage and disposal portion of the7? systemt�th wnote thaetreatment- system was to be followed by chlorine disinfection. Because thefdesign of the treatment and disinfection was done by�others, there bre no plans or details for these components on the storage ands disposal plans. , A 'chlorine contact chamber has been installed. This contact-chambe„ter h s been installed to the specifications of Cromaglass\' Lift Statlon to the Sto age Tanks and Overland Flow Area As reported in June 2005,,the lift station was not installed. The lift station and controI panel for the lift station pumps have been installed and are Wet Weather StoeaaetTdh The plans shoW a total of (10) 9,150 -gallon plastic aboveground storage tanks totaling 91,500 gallons. These are to be used during the rainy season to store the treated effluent for disposal in the dry months. There are (8) tanks onsite and plumbed at this time. These tanks can provide 73,200 gallons of storage or 146 days of flow assuming a daily flow of 500gpd. The two additional storage tanks have been located in the area and will be installed as soon as weather and site conditions permit. It should be noted that less than 10,000 gallons are currently being stored. Once the California Regional rr' BUTTE Water Quality Control Board's requirements are satisfied, discharge of -” COUNTY FEB 0 12006 DEYELOPA-1ENT SERVICES 111 MISSION RANCH BLVD., STE.100 CHICO, CALIFORNIA 95926 530-893-1600 FAX -893-2113 Page 2 of 3 • January 31, 2006 this wastewater will be permitted. The requirements of the Regional Board can be found below. Overland Disposal Field • The overland disposal field is in place and has been tested with irrigation water to verify the distribution. Some exposed piping needs to be painted for UV protection. This will be completed when the additional tanks are installed. ■ The field needs to be planted with Bermuda grass or other suitable vegetation as directed in the Waste Discharge Requirements,"(WDR). This will be completed this spring, prior to discharge. 'Use Permit Conditions - Butte County EnvironmentalHealth None S ecified �\ Use Permit Conditions - California Regional'Water Quality Control Board . r Supply information sufficient to allow for WDRs,to be adopted. WDRs have been adopted th,thelr quirements below. ■ ,.,r Waste Discharge Requirements �"°�,. Provide 91,500 gallon storage 9, . p have been located,in the and site conditions `permit. ,�`� ■ Obtain operating permit Afro storage statement and =a measures planThe � Regi , J/, required, permits and sub ' The two�additional storage tanks rill be -installed as soon as weather "I ____ � m State for petroleum storage by submitting a filing aSpill Prevention and Control Counter onal..Board has been contacted to obtain the mittal4 er qu`irements for this separate permit. Itemsito'be Completed Pnor to Certification ■ First and last tanks aluminum ladder and liquid level gauge not installed. N, Ladde17�will be installed and liquid level gauges will be molded into the tank bodies. • Proper"coverrffor onduit and pipes. ■ Thi swill be completed when the additional tanks are installed. ■ Flow meter on lift station not installed. ■ A flow meter will be installed in early February. ■ Fencing and signs required. ■ Upon installing the two additional tanks, fencing will be constructed around the tanks and irrigation area. Signage will be posted on the fence. Page 3 of 3 0 1* January 31, 2006 60 days prior to discharge ■ Submit O&M Manual certified by Registered Civil Engineer. ■ An O&M Manual is being prepared by NorthStar Engineering. A draft of this manual is enclosed. ■ Submit As -built plans by Registered Civil Engineer ■ NorthStar Engineering has prepared an interim as -built plan showing the remaining item��s4o be completed. ■ Submit report verifying all components/con t cted per plans and specs ■ Upon completion of Engineering will subr verifying that all co approved plans�a,ndA ■ Report on leak test results'%r<I Additional l ■ ■ AW V. is in 6• ' colle Envi infor on.v he., remaining items, NorthStar a report to�the,� egional Board ponents are installed per the nufacturer's specifications. inafand'tanks Tanks and piping arb�j& be tested within the next two weeks. NorthStar Engineering will be reporting the results of�this-testing to thw Regional Board along with the As-builts; O&Mimanual and, eports. wired 'by NorthStar Engineering, Tuscan Ridge Golf Course ontractedwith Hydrotec Solutions to operate and maintain water4system., Hydrotec Solutions is an onsite wastewater fent-system-service provider in the area. Hydrotec Solutions tes'and mainta ni spa variety of onsite treatment systems ing�a;.6 000 gpd Cromaglass treatment unit in Paradise. ter Supply Permit through Butte County Environmental Health mogress. Water samples from the supply well have been ted and submitted for laboratory testing. Feedback from )nm' Health will give Tuscan Ridge Goff Course the ation required to meet regulatory requirements. Depending iter usage and food preparation at the clubhouse, the water n might be classified as Transient Non -Community. ■ All items noted above related to the upgrading the wastewater system shall be completed prior to discharge of wastewater to the irrigation area. OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE OF WASTEWATER SYSTEM JANUARY 2006 CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC Dba Tuscan Ridge Golf Course THE SKYWAY CHICO, CALIFORNIA '`� r ENGINE, ER,/ NORTHSTAR ENGINEERING MARK ADAMS`, 111 MISSION RANCH BLVD A CHICO, CA,95973 530-893-1600`--, �r COMMUNITY CONSTF OPERATOI HYDROTEC'SOLUI 530-'891-4445 \ "EQUIPMENT CTION S ORENCO SYSTEMS, INC 814.AIRWAY AVENUE UTHERLIN, OR 97479-9012 541-459-4449 ;OMAGLASS CORPORATION BOX 3215 WILLIMASPORT, PA 17701 BUTTE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTH DEPARTMENT 411 MAIN STREET BUTTE CHICO, CA 95926 530-891-2727 COUNTY FEB 0 12006 DE VELOPII_ FNT SERVICES 0 1 0 TABLE OF CONTENTS SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS ........................................................................................... 2 SYSTEM OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY ........................................... ^ ............................. 3 RECORD KEEPING ................................. . ................................C..................c............3 PROHIBITIONS.................................................................. /.. ............................3 "v \X PREVENTING PROBLEMS ........................................ / ..... ............................................... 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM ....................... // \\ ......... 5 .................................................. OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE ................. ...... ... \S. ................... 5 Al REPORTING REQUIREMENTS .......... ell� .................... \I.,- : Z../ ......................................... 7 ... .... .. .... TROUBLESHOOTING ............................................................... 7 PUMP AND VAULT REMOVAL INSTRUCTION.S3. .. ...... ....... ..............................9 SAFETY ......................r.... ---./,o ....... 9 .............................................................................. ATTACHMENTS..:':...C............ \ ........... .................. PLAN SHEETS 1-3 .................... California,Rogioneil Water Quality Control Board, Order No. R5-2002-0035 SYSTEM SPECIFICATIONS Some system specifications are unknown. Specifications listed below as not available should be determined in the field and updated as soon as possible. Wastewater System Type: Sequenced Batch Reactor treatment tank with chlorine contactor, lift station, storage tanks, and disposal of treated effluent to an overland flow evaporation area. Sequenced Batch Reactor 1. Manufacturer: Cromaglass Corporation 2. Model: CA -15- 3. Tank Volume: Approx. 1,350 gallons (approx. 29{gallonshnch) 4. Installation Date: NA / 5. Aeration Pump: Goulds WE0311L 1/3 HP 6. Effluent Pump: Liberty S25A1 1/4 HP 7. Float Settings: from top of tank High water alarm NA Low water pump off NA Disinfection (Chlorinator) t 1. Manufacturer: NA `�.. 2. Tank Volume: 300 gallons Pump Basin 'Y�`'�,� 1. Manufacturer:fOrenco Systems Incorporated (OSI) 2. Basin Vol: �30" dia x 39" effluent height = 120 gallons 3. Installation Date: J NA r. 4. Effluent Pump ,OSI P300'51,1' 5. Float Setting. -,N6 top" f basin ``•ti ____ Hiah.water alarm ./r —NA-- 7 Pump on, 1 SNA Pump off \ \ NA Low leveM redundant off NA !GR trot Panel Model: OS S RO Effluent Storage Tanks 1. Manufacturer: /_/ NA 2. Installation+ Date: / NA 3. Tank Size/Volume: 12 ft diameter / 9,150 gallons 4. Total Storage -Volume: Currently 8 tanks, to be 10 tanks totaling 91,500 gallons Transport/Dispersal System Components: , 1. Pressure Transport from Pump Basin to Storage Tank: 2" dia sch 40 PVC 2. Flow Meter: 1.5 -inch Sensus Inline Flow Meter Page 2 • SYSTEM OWNER'S RESPONSIBILITY The continuous operation and maintenance requirements for this system are the sole responsibility of the owner. Although the on-site sewage - disposal system installed at this site"'is a highly effective and reliable system, it demands regular monitoring and maintenance./it must not be ignored. As the owner and/or operator of this system, you must assume continuous responsibility to preserve the installation as near as practical to its "as -built" state. You-will"be required to monitor the usage of the system, as well as perform various maintenance operations. It is strongly suggested that you establish a maintenance contract witli'a acceptatile,.firm. By being aware cf the operation and maintenance requirements of the system, you cane head off costly and inconvenient repairs and/or possible failure in the future/ RECORD KEEPING It is absolutely necessary that a writtenid.iary be maintained describing all activities relating to your wastewater treatment and disposal system andrecording all meter. readings. This information is very valuable for analysis�and trouble=shooting\if,problems should,occur. Provided with this manual are: maps and diararm/�sofihe,system which include: As -Built Site Plan (Sheet 1)- & As -Built Details (Sheets 2 3)Ii This manual and the above sheets should, readily availablento those -responsible for the n a known location, and should always be. ter system. PROHIBITIONS '�•, You are advised that th following prohibitions apply to all wastewater systems, including yours: X\ Law prohibits the direct discharge of wastewater to any surface waters (creeks, ditches, storm.drAins, etc.). Law prohibits the by-pass or overflow of untreated or partially treated waste. - The discharge of waste classified as "hazardous" (insecticides, toxic chemicals paint, thinner, motor oil, etc.), even to a septic system, is prohibited by law. - Additional prohibitions and requirements are included in the Waste Discharge Requirements issued by the Regional Water Quality Control Board unde- discharge order number R5-2002-0035. Page 3 PREVENTING PROBLEMS The less wastewater you produce the less your system will have to process and the less the scil will have to absorb. Water conservation is a cheap and easy way to help protect your system. Additionally, the operating permit for this system restricts the amount of wastewater ultimately discharged to the disposal field. YOU MUST CONSERVE WATER. Therefore, the following requirements: - Repair leaky plumbing fixtures immediately. minute or over a thousand gallons per day coloring into the toilet tank and watch for col( - Use sinks sparingly and never let the fa run while washing hands, equipment,�etc customers accordingly. �, \ A)eaky:toilet can put out a gallon a /To checkjor toilet leaks, drop food ,seeping into the toilet bowl. run continuously�.Do not let faucets You should advise your�emjployees and - Use water saving devices Ih-toilets and shower"s. In addition to conserving water, there are other requirements that. ill protect and extend the life of your system: - Do not use your septicxsystem for anything that'can be disposed of by some other method, VWe recommend only three things are allowed into the septic tank; human wastes, toilet paper, and water from the bathrooms, sinks and dishwasher. - Never flush solids; including;food, down the drain or toilet. The biological action of your system cant keep p -with this•ty'pe and volume of waste. Solids will cause the se tanks to be pumped more frequently, at considerable *expense, and can lead to.failure of-theAfilter. With the 6xeption o toilet paper, eliminate the flushing of paper products. NoIN �- biodegradable items, such as disposable diapers, sanitary napkins, cigarette butts, paper tissues�or`kpaper towels are especially harmful. Post signs to this effect in your restroo j - It\,should not harm your system to use normal amounts of detergent, soaps, cleansers etc' Biodegradable, low phosphorous types are recommended. LARGE,IVOLUMES OF COMMERCIAL CLEANERS AND/OR DISINFECTANTS SHALL NOT BE USED, ESPECIALLY THOSE CONTAINING EMULSIFIERS. ADVISE�YOUR CLEANING PERSONNEL ACCORDINGLY. - Do not use toilet "bowl fresheners". They often contain chlorine or other substances that are toxic to the beneficial organisms that live in your system. - Do not use septic system additives or enhancers, such as enzymes, unle3s approved by the Engineer and the maintenance provider. Page 4 DESCRIPTION OF THE SYSTEM This system is designed to receive wastewater from the restrooms and sinks located in the existing clubhouse building. Raw waste from the clubhouse will flow into a Cromaglass Model CA -15 batch treatment tank. The purpose of the batch tank is to provide secondary level treatment such that significant removals of BOD and TSS occurintthe discharged effluent, including denitrification of the effluent. This system can periodically dose treated effluent to a chlorine contactor for disinfection. A lift station pumps the chlorinated wastewater to the storage tanks located near the overland flow area. The effluent is stored from November 1 to April 1 in tanks,that currently hhave a total capacity of 73,200 gallons (future capacity will be 91,500 gallons,)/. /," , During the dry summer months, the stored effluent;is applied toga 10,000 sgaare.foot overland flow area for disposal via evapotranspiration. The maximum application rate to the overland flow area is 0.2gpd/sf. This is equal to a MAXIMUM of 2000gpd. Zr OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE., The primary responsibilities of the maint an nc person are to,monitor the various components of the system, keep and submit complete �ecords,'and'be able`to identify changes in the system operation that may signal a problem. The monitoring,consists mostly of checking liquid levels and noting meter and counter r(;adings. If problems occur; -especially with the electrical system, they should be referred immediately,to a qualified professional. In agreement with your Waste Discharge Requireme`nts�you must; provide the Regional Water Quality Control Board (RWQCB) with a copy of your O&M plan and maintenance contract for approval. You should familiarize yourself with the locati r of the system*components� Note the model number on the panels and pumps and report tY hese n m ers,if'a malfunction should occur. Always be su that'�all lids securely bolted to the. risers after completing your monitoring and maintenance'``An,unlocked lid is a safety hazard. Trn�fmnr�*`Cnnnnnn !� .� J 1. Aerat e2.5 hV 2. Anoxic 1.5�h�r 3. Aerate \0:5 hr/ 4. Settle 1.O,.hr 5. Discharge 0.5 hr Control Panel Pump #1 (P1) provides the mixing of effluent and air, and is controlled by the time clock #1 (TC - 1). When the bottom microswitch on TC -1 is in the normally open position, P1 is engergized. Pump #2 (P2) is the discharge pump and is also controlled by TC -1. When the top microswitch on TC -1 is in the normally closed position, P2 is energized. . Page 5 Time clock #2 controls the electrically operated ball valve on the air intake. The anoxic period is created when the ball valve closes, shutting off the supply of oxygen to the aeration pump (P1). TC -1 and TC -2 must remain synchronized to assure that the anoxic period time in the treatment sequence. Each timer has one "red" pin whit n relative location. Timer Settings TC -1 four sequences of 18 pins out, 6 pins in.` -TC-2 four sequences of 10 pins out, 6 pins in, 8 pins out ,./, < Maintenance Frequency / , Control Panel occurs at the proper ust be in the same Monthly Record all of the pump elapsed time/meter readings, counter readings, timer settings, and flow meter readings\ \f Treatment Tank Annually Open all lids to the tanks, being sure not toallow any debris or dirt to fall into the tanks. Check the scum andrsludge depths i all tanks to ensure adequate liquid volume.,.Record these "depths.�in your"diary�Solids volumes, sludge and scum combined, exceeding one,thirdfof the-tankyvolume indicate the tank mav' need to be pumped:` Also, the manufacturer recommends the following procedure to check for' accumulated solids: Insert a 2 -inch diameter tube down to the tan'.( bottom, block the upp&end, sealing the air flow which allows you to pull out a quantity \of- sludge ` and -,liquid. Externally release, the captured liquid into a transparent conte ner, allow, it to settle and if the dark solids settle to more than one half of the clear container, 1then/it will be time to pump the solids. ExcessiJe grease buildup will also signal the need for the tanks to be pumped. If sludge and scum buildup at a high rate, or if the grease and oil rates are too high, �, it may be necessary to further review your practices. Experience is the only guide �in making determinations regarding excessive buildup. ndle on the effluent filter to flush it off. If necessary, pull the filter Pull the plunge h out and'rinse.it off. Effluent Pumps Semi -Annually Open all lids to the tanks, being sure not to allow any debris or dirt to fall into the tanks. Remove the pumps from the pump vault. Inspect pumps and service as needed. Spray off suction screen and replace. Page 6 • . 0 REPORTING REQUIREMENTS An overview of the monitoring and reporting requirements is found below. Please see the Regional Water Quality Control Board's Monitoring and Reporting Program R5-2005-0035, Waste Discharge Requirements Order # R5-2002=0035, and the Standard Provisions and Reporting Requirements attached in the Appendix for more detailed, information. OVERLAND FLOW AREA MONITORING Per the Regional Water Quality Control Board's Monitoring and,,R�porting Program R5-2005- 0035, the overland flow area shall be monitored for ponding and other evidence of failure. This area must be monitored not less than weekly. DISCHARGE FLOW VOLUME The monthly discharge flow volume shall be measured on the last day of leach month and p re orted.>> STORAGE TANK VOLUME The volume of the wastewater in the�torage tanks ,3halt:,be measured on the last day of each month and reported. The storage tanks`mus_fbe completely empty prior to October 31 of each year.\> TROUBLESHOOTING ALARM SOUNDS An alarm is triggered when the liquid± level in one of the tank reaches a level that is higher or lower than it should be:\An alarm can also sound when one of the pumps is not drawing the correct amperage. To silence �the alarm~pushthe-red button on the control panel marked "push to silence". As_soon-as possible, call the appropriate maintenance personnel, but first check the following: ! A N Note the liquid level in,the�tank to see if it is over the alarm float. ��- Tum the pump to, manual to see if it comes on. IMPORTANT Before doing any work on either the wiring to the level control floats and pump in the vault or in the�pump�control panel, set the circuit breaker in the panel to its "OFF" positions, then switch off the power -to the system at the service entrance panel. 1. When a high liquid level.is present, first check the circuit breakers, switches, and fuses in the system control panel. If separate breakers in the main panel were used for the pumps and controls, also check these breakers. If a breaker is found to be tripped, reset the breaker a. nd observe the operation for continuous tripping. - If tripping does not recur, then likely the problem has been found or corrected itself. Test the automatic function of the system as shown in the Operation section of this manual to verify proper operation. Page 7 2. If, after checking the circuit breakers, and switches, the pump still does not operate, move the MOA switch to manual (MAN). If the pump engages, the problem is likely in the float system. If the motor contactor engages, but the pump doesn't, go to step 6. Pump the tank down to a level just above the "Redundant OFF/Low level ALARM" float and return the MOA switch to the automatic (AUTO) position. Do not leave a pump in the MAN position unattended. If you do, the "Redundant OFF/Low level ALARM" float should turn off the pump and sound a low level alarm, however, in the event of a redundant off failure, the pump can continue to run and draw solids to the screen and operate the/pump without liquid, causing potential major failure problems. j 3. Isolate the float switches and check to ensure all floats are operating Jproperly. If a float is found to be faulty, proceed to the section entitled Removing and replacing inoperative floats. 4. Check the pumps for discharge flow. Close' thevalve and disconnect the union in the discharge plumbing assembly and turn the union so that it is facing down. Engage the pump and visually inspect the approximate flow rate `being discharged. If you are unsure of the discharge rate, fill a five gallon bucket with the discha�ge/a nd`time the sequence. Check this value against the appropriate pump curve. If the flow-rate.,is deficient, the pump may have to be cleaned. Refer to the pump manufact rer fiorr pump maintenance details. 5. If the pump operates in the proper flow�range; ,check all dowristream valves to ensure they 1% kare in the open position. If the valves are all open, test the discharge pressure of the pump. Refer to the pump manufacturer for testing'�pumps .~ 6. Check the panel to verify that the (motor contactor engages, but the pump doesn't operate, then it is either a pup/failure or al'bad electrical connection. 7. Remove the— access\riser,lid and, using a phillips screwdriver, remove the stainless steel screws from the'splice boxed, 'being careful'not,to drop the screws into the tank. If the splice box was submerged, or,if there is a crack in the conduit, there may be water in the splice box. If this is, -,the case, remove water„from the splice box with a syringe or other appropriate method'\Carefully check�the splicesto,ensure that they are intact and remain watertight. If e splicesare,found to be watertight, replace splice box lid. In the control panel, carefully tug on each wirelgoing to the splice box. Correct any wires that are loose. Reactivate and retest the system. ”` { 8. If the system operates, but cant keep up with the flow, check the system for watertightness. A leaking tank ca 'Ninfiltr'ate enough water to overcome the pump. Also check for leaking fixtures in the home,` though it is unlikely a leaky fixture could provide enough liquid b overcome the pump. Low liquid level alarm When a low liquid level is present, the source of the problem is likely one of two things. Page 8 1. The tank may be siphoning. Inspect the liquid level in the tank. If the liquid level is below the "Redundant OFF/Low-level ALARM" float, then likely the problem is either a leaky tank or siphoning. Siphoning typically occurs when the system is pumping downhill into the main line. When the pressure is low in the main line and a system operates, even after the pump shuts off, the system may continue to draw liquid from the tank with a siphon action. A system will not necessarily siphon every time it operates. It is dependent on the system design. A siphoning system can be retrofitted with an anti -siphon valve. Most siphoning problems, will manifest in the first months of operation. 2. If the hydraulics of the system do not allow for siphoning,'fthen it is likely that the tank is leaking. Fill the tank to a normal operating level and return ,and inspect the tank at a later time. If the liquid level is below the normal operating level;.the tanklis leaking and needs to be repaired.* / ) N PUMP AND VAULT REMOVAL INSTRUCTIONS a) b) C) d) e) f) g) Before doing any work either to the wiring,to`the level control floats and pur or on the control panel, switch the circuit breaker in the panel to the "OFF" switch off the power to the system at the main breaker,' Make sure the ball valve is completely closed. Disconnect the PVC union located".next'to.the ball valvee ip in the vaLilt position, then Remove the pump, setting it aside�on the fiberglass lid or on a piece of plastic film to protect it from mud and sand. The�pump's electr cal,cordneed not be disconnected. Remove the float assemblyfromtheNault and h6se,64Vault and screen as needed. Reassemble they,screen; vault and hoseass`embly and replace in tank. To prevent the vault from floating/and the',screen from being fouled by solids floating in the tank, it is essential to <ru`n clear water (as from a hose) into the vault to sink it. Reopen the ball'valve and' make sure the control panel MOA switches are set back b AUTO and the power turned back`on:. Y, Never enter..an empty or partially filldd,septic tank. Poisonous gases and/or lack of oxygen can cause death. i The chance o 'shock or electrocution is always present. You should not attempt any electrical repairs yourself. These should always be done by 'a licensed professional. Always use cauticn when opening the control panel so that you do not touch any exposed wires. A wiring diagram s located in the panel and' should be left there at all times. The wastewater in this system may contain bacteria and viruses that can be hazardous to your health. Always wear gloves when working on the system and wash thoroughly after completion. Safety glasses are advisable when you are near the pump as some splashing may occur. Page 9 Tc."'`j CALIFORNIA REGIONAL WATER QUALITY CONTROL BOARD CENTRAL VALLEY REGION ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS LVOZ FOR CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY The California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region, (hereafter Regional Board) finds that: 1. Chico Golf Ventures LLC (hereafter Discharger) submitted a Report of Waste Discharge, dated 26 May 2000, for a proposed discharge of domestic wastewater to land from a golf course wastewater treatment and disposal facility. The golf course, known as Tuscan Ridge Golf Club, is in Butte County about 7 miles east-southeast of Chico, as shown in Attachment A, which is incorporated herein and made part of this Order. The Tuscan Ridge Golf Club includes Assessor's Parcel Numbers 040-010-031, 040-520-087, and 040-520-098 and is in Section 1, T21N, R2E, MDB&M. 2. When completed, the Tuscan Ridge Golf Club will consist of an 18 -hole golf course, pro - shop, administration building, clubhouse, and ancillary facilities on 165 acres of land. The estimated final wastewater flow is 12,000 gallons per day. This Order addresses the golf course in a preliminary phase of development which is nearly complete. The preliminary phase consists of an 18 -hole course (currently 9 holes), driving range, administration building, pro -shop, snack bar, restrooms, roads, parking facilities, and a maintenance yard. The estimated wastewater flow from the preliminary phase is 500 gallons per day. Any increase in flows above 500 gallons per day will require revision of this Order. The Discharger has submitted plans and specification for a wastewater treatment and ' disposal facility to handle up to 500 gpd of wastewater collected from restrooms and sinks. Wastewater will gravity flow to a Cromaglass secondary treatment unit. A lift station will pump treated effluent to 10 plastic above -ground storage tanks having a total capacity of 91,500 gallons. From 1 April through 31 October, treated effluent may be discharged from the storage tanks or the Cromaglass unit to a 10,000 square foot overland flow area for disposal by evapotranspiration. 4. The Discharger currently stores gasoline and diesel fuel in three aboveground storage tanks; a 250 -gallon gasoline tank, a 500 -gallon diesel tank, and a 1000 -gallon diesel tank. The tanks are in an uncovered area over native soil. The tanks lack fail-safe mechanisms and secondary containment. Because total storage exceeds 1320 gallons, the Discharger WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 - 2 - CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY must obtain an operating permit by submitting a storage statement and a filing fee to the State Water Resources. Control Board (SWRCB). The Discharger must also prepare and follow a Spill Prevention Control and Countermeasures Plan. The discharge is within the Upper Butte Creek Hydrologic Area (No. 521.30) as depicted on interagency hydrologic maps prepared by the Department of Water Resources (DWR) in August 1986.. Surface water drainage is to Crouch Ravine and Nance Canyon which are tributary to Butte Creek, a water of the United States. 6. Soils at the site are characterized as "scabland" and "rough, broken and stony land" on United States Department of Agriculture soil maps. Soils are typically shallow and overlie rocky volcanic deposits. Butte County staff have indicated the geology is unsuitable for leach field disposal systems. The Tuscan Formation near the surface serves as an aquitard to prevent migration of wastewater to groundwater. 7. Depth to first groundwater is unknown. The Discharger anticipates installing a 1,000 gallon per minute water supply well that is from 600 to 650 feet deep. The closest existing well is over a mile away. Average annual rainfall at the site is about 28 inches, according to Mean Annual Precipitation in the California Region, 1969 (compiled by S.E. Rantz). 9. The disposal area is outside the 100 -year flood zone. 10. The SWRCB adopted Order No. 97-03-DWQ (General Permit No. CAS000001), on 17 April 1997, specifying waste discharge requirements for discharge of storm water associated with industrial activities, excluding construction activities, and requiring submittal of a Notice of Intent (NOI) by industries covered under the permit. This discharge is not subject to the General Permit because the discharge is less than 1.0 mgd. 11. The Board adopted a Water Quality Control Plan, Fourth Edition, for the Sacramento River Basin and the San Joaquin River Basin (hereafter Basin Plan), which designates beneficial uses, establishes water quality objectives, and contains implementation plans and policies for protecting waters 'of the basin. This includes plans and policies adopted by the SWRCB and incorporated by reference into the Basin Plan. These requirements implement the Basin Plan. 12. The beneficial uses of Butte Creek are municipal and domestic supply; agricultural supply; hydropower generation; water contact recreation; warm and cold freshwater habitat; wildlife habitat; migration of aquatic organisms; and spawning, reproduction, and/or early development of fish. 13. The beneficial uses of underlying groundwater are municipal and domestic supply, agricultural supply, industrial service supply, and industrial process supply. WASTE DISCHARGE RPUIREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 - 3 - CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY 14. State Water Resources Control Board Resolution No. 68-16 (hereafter Resolution 68-16 or the "Antidegradation Policy") requires the Regional Board, in regulating the discharge of waste, to maintain high quality waters of the State until it is demonstrated that any change in quality will be consistent with the maximum benefit to the people of the State, will not unreasonably affect beneficial uses, and will not result in water quality less than that described in the Board's policies (e.g., quality that exceeds water quality objectives). 15. The discharge will take place only during dry weather to an overland flow area that is designed to maximize evapotranspiration and minimize infiltration. Deep percolation of treated and disinfected effluent is not expected to occur because of the Tuscan Formation. - Accordingly, the discharge should have no impact on waters of the State, which is consistent with the antidegradation provisions of Resolution 68-16. 16. Section 13267(b) of California Water Code provides that: "In conducting an investigation specified in subdivision (a), the regional board may require that any person who has discharged, discharges, or is suspected of discharging, or who proposes to discharge within its region, or any citizen or domiciliary, or political agency or entity of this state who has discharged, discharges, or is suspected of discharging, or who proposes to discharge waste outside of its region that could affect the quality of the waters of the state within its region shall furnish, under penalty of perjury, technical or monitoring program reports which the board requires. The burden, including costs of these reports, shall bear a reasonable relationship to the need for the reports and the benefits to be obtained from the reports." Monitoring and Reporting Program No. 115-2002-0035 is necessary to assure compliance with these waste discharge requirements. The Discharger operates a wastewater treatment and disposal system that discharges waste subject to this Order. 17. The Butte County Planning Commission, on 11 August 1999, approved a mitigated negative declaration in accordance with the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), Public Resources Code Section 21000, et seq., and the State CEQA Guidelines. The project, as approved, will not have a significant effect on water quality. 18. The Regional Board has considered the mitigated negative declaration and concurs that impacts on water quality will not be significant, if mitigation measures in the mitigated negative declaration are implemented. Mitigation includes treatment and disposal of wastewater. 19. The discharge authorized herein is exempt from the requirements of Title 27. The exemption, pursuant to Section 20090(b), is based on the following: a. The Board is issuing these waste discharge requirements; b. These waste discharge requirements implement the Basin Plan and allow discharge only in accordance with the Basin Plan; and WASTE DISCHARGE RIPUIREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 _4 - CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY C. The wastewater does not need to be managed according to 22 CCR, Division 4.5, Chapter 11, as a hazardous waste. s. 20. The Regional Board has notified the Discharger and interested agencies and persons of its intent to prescribe waste discharge requirements for this discharge and has provided them with an opportunity for a public hearing and an- opportunity to submit their written comments and recommendations. 21. The Board, in a public meeting, heard and considered all comments pertaining to the discharge. IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that, pursuant to Sections 13267 and 13263 of the California Water Code, Chico Golf Ventures LLC, its agents, successors, and assigns, in order to meet the provisions contained in Division7 of the California Water Code and regulations adopted there under, shall comply with the following at Tuscan Ridge Golf Club: A. Discharge Prohibitions The discharge of wastes to surface waters or surface water drainage courses is prohibited. 2. The by-pass or overflow of untreated or partially treated waste from the collection or treatment facilities is prohibited. 3. Discharge of waste classified as "hazardous" as defined in Sections 2521(a) of Title 23, CCR, Section 2510, et seq., or -"designated," as defined in Section 13173 of the' California Water Code, is prohibited. B. . Discharge Specifications The discharge shall not cause degradation of any water supply 12. Objectionable odors originating from the treatment or discharge of wastewater shall not be perceived beyond the limits of the Discharger's property. The wastewater treatment and disposal facility shall be operated and maintained in accordance with an operations and maintenance manual certified by and prepared by, or under the direction of, a California Registered Civil Engineer. 4. Flow to the treatment facility shall not exceed 500 gallons per day. 5. The overland flow area.shall be constructed and operated to preclude ponding of effluent. WASTE DISCHARGE REQUIREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 - 5 - CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY 6. The discharge shall remain within the boundaries of the overland flow area at all times. 7. Effluent shall not be applied to the overland flow area at a rate exceeding 0.2 gallons per day per square foot. 8. Effluent shall be applied to the overland flow area only from I April through 31 October, but not during periods of precipitation or if measurable precipitation is predicted to occur within 24 hours of application or if precipitation has occurred within the previous 24 hours. No discharge shall occur between sunset and sunrise. 9. Bermuda grass, or other suitable vegetation that will promote evapotranspiration and nitrogen uptake shall be grown in the overland flow area. Vegetation growing in the overland flow area shall be harvested as needed, but not less than two times during the discharge season. Harvested vegetation shall be permanently disposed of away from the overland flow area and shall not be used as fodder for meat or dairy animals. 14k Public contact with wastewater, including wastewater in the overland flow area, shall be precluded through fencing, signs, and other acceptable alternatives.. 11. The wastewater treatment and disposal facility shall be designed, constructed, operated and maintained to prevent inundation or washout due to floods with a 100 -year return frequency. 12. The wastewater storage tanks shall be empty by 31 October of each year. C. Solids Disposal The treatment unit shall be inspected for buildup of solids and the solids removed as specified in the operations and maintenance manual. Solids shall be disposed of in a manner approved by the Executive Officer and consistent with Title 27, Division 2, Subdivision 1, Section 20005, et seq. D. Groundwater Limitations The discharge,.in combination with other sources, shall not cause underlying groundwater to contain waste constituents in concentrations statistically greater than background water quality. E. Provisions At least 60 days prior to the initial discharge of wastewater to the overland flow area, the Discharger shall submit the operations and maintenance manual for review by the Executive Officer. WASTE DISCHARGE REf#IREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 - 6 - CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY 2. At least 60 days prior to the initial discharge of wastewater to the overland flow area, the Discharger shall submit the following, each certified by a California Registered Civil Engineer: a. As -built drawings. b. An engineering report verifying that the wastewater treatment and disposal facility, including all appurtenant features, was constructed in accordance with the plans*and specifications. The engineering report shall also include all leak testing results for piping and tanks and certification that all s ruction complies wit -F county codes and permits. The Discharger shall comply with Monitoring and Reporting Program \ No. R5-2002-0035, which is part of this Order, and any revisions thereto as ordered by the Executive Officer. 4. The Discharger shall comply with the Standard Provisions and Reporting Requirements for Waste Discharge Requirements, dated 1 March 1991, which are incorporated herein and made part of this Order. This attachment and its individual paragraphs are commonly referenced as Standard Provision(s). In the event of any change in control or ownership of land or waste discharge facilities described herein, the Discharger shall notify the succeeding owner or operator of the existence of -this Order by letter, a copy of which shall be immediately forwarded to this office. To assume operation under this Order, the succeeding owner or operator must apply in writing to the Executive Officer requesting transfer of the Order. The request must contain the requesting entity's full legal name, the state of incorporation if a corporation, the name and address and telephone number of the persons responsible for contact with the Board, and a statement. The statement shall comply with the signatory paragraph of Standard Provision B.3 and state that the proposed owner or operator assumes full responsibility for compliance with this Order. Failure to submit the request shall be considered a discharge without requirements, a violation of the California Water Code. Transfer shall be approved or disapproved by the Executive Officer. 6. The Discharger must comply with all conditions of this Order, including timely submittal of technical and monitoring reports as directed by the Executive Officer. Violations may result in enforcement action, including Regional Board or court orders requiring corrective action or imposing civil monetary liability, or in revision or rescission of this Order. 7. A copy of this Order shall be kept at the discharge facility for reference by operating personnel. Key operating personnel shall be familiar. with its contents. A, WASTE DISCHARGE R *IREMENTS ORDER NO. R5-2002-0035 CHICO GOLF VENTURES LLC dba TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF CLUB WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL FACILITY BUTTE COUNTY 8. The Regional Board will review this Order periodically and will revise requirements when necessary- -7- 1, GARY M. CARLTON, Executive Officer, do hereby certify the foregoing is a full, true, and correct copy of an Order adopted by the California Regional Water Quality Control Board, Central Valley Region, on 1 March 2002. GARY M. CARLTON, Execu ' e Officer RB: sae Attachments N LOCATION MAP N.T.S. Approx. Location Proposed Clubhouse / Pro Shop 4" Dia Gravity Line From Proposed Budding �rF cAl, /I Der4 ed Drawn W. W/eo Approved Date J"Aff W, 2M TBM BRIDGE SPI E IN PP #6//� / ELEV.=10A0.00----�\ 3 1�06.00 �1 / • 98.43 J / q I / SCALE: 1" = 40' / � f Existing Roadway Supply Well SITE PLAN SCALE: 1 " = 40' Re"'tio' " Date By 20 Declaration Drive Added Drain Pie & 2" Pie Dia 10 23 01 BG Interim As—Built Site Plan: 1/30/06 SB Upgrades — six (6) text boxes Chico, California 95973 Added Location Map Civil Engineers..Surveyors Phone: (530) 893-1600 Fax: ' (530) 893-2113 Chico, California Web Site: www.nor hstareng.com --- 24" PINEn, �- 101 Storage Tanks, 10 tanks at 91,500 gallons total capacti Golf Irrigation Water as Secondary Irrigation Source 2" ;Dia PVC Gravity Line to Irrigation Area 2" Dia PVC Manifold Distribution Lines 12" Long, 3/4" Dia \rjnvl Hnse w/ Rnll Note: Six items to be installed, constructed, or addressed. CHICO GOLF VENTURES Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, The Skyway Chico, California q 3 70� 072 .7077 7070 !j 7009 3/4" Rock I Bedding ]BUTTS: COUNTY FEB 0 1 'Koji DEVELO fir''ENT SEH �I IES SITE PLAN WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PLAN Job Number 1,�, Scale N/A Sheet 1 Of 3 73M/ Horz. Vert. I — — i , 2" Dia Line From Plant, Flow Directed Thru Tank Lid 24" Dia Poly Lid 2" Dia Line From Golf Irrigation System 6"-12" Above Overflow 2" Dia Overflow Below Tank Lid —1 H IDischarge Inlet 4" IS " . 6 Min ° a NOTE: Place tanks on level, compacted site. Place 6" of railroad ballast as base. Tank provided by Poly Processing Company or equal. All tanks shall be certified as structurly sound and clean of any chemicals or residue that might contaminate the irrigation system. 12' DIA — 9150 GALLON STORAGE TANK (91,500 TOTAL VOLUME) PVC Splice Box Vent to Cleanout Fiberglass Gasketed Lid with Stainless Steel Bolts Conduit to Control Panel (1) 2" Dia Discharge Assembly Include Ball & Check Valve, Union Field Cut Pipe to Fit Inlet �- (invert Down 24") ��• �• ►•� �� ►i4 '� • ILII r#1 14 ♦ ►� ♦ ►. ► 6 F*! Model P300511 30 Wide by 72" Tall PVC Basin Field Cut Pipe to Fit .9 IN V &4 v ►6i Oi • • • • •Grommet( X 1j4WInlet Elbow 1,4 Biotube Pump Vault Model PVU57-1819 -71-» MI i► AM n n C�IKI \At1-TI 1 C`C1A/A t -C MI IAAD A CCCAAOI V Drawn By= eB/Bc3 Approved Date JAMAW 30,21M Revue Note Changes Interim As—Built: Details: Wastewater System Notes Location Map Removed Civil Engineers..Surveyors Chico, California BACKFILL (NATIVE SOIL FREE OF ROCKS), COMP. To 95% REL DENSITY. CALPICO "SEWER" TAPE 0I 4"4 SEWER PIPE @ MIN 1% SLOPE or 2"0 SCH 40 PVC PRESSURE OR GRAVITY LINE C \. 12" MIN NOTE: MAINTAIN SMOOTH CONSISTENT RISING GRADE ON PRESSURE LINES. TRANSPORT TRENCH DETAIL Gravity Flow From Storage Tanks if 2" Dia Gate Valve 3/4" Dia Ball Valve Valve Box N.T.S. 3/4" Dia Rock Under Manifold & Discharge Lines Only To Zone #2 (Lower Half) Irrigation System Description — Laid on Surface N..T.S. 20 Declaration Drive Chico, California 95973 Phone: (530)'893-1600 Fax: (530) 893-2113 Web Site: www.northstareng.com TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF WASTEWATER SYSTEM INSPECTION AND OPERATION NOTES 1. These plans depict the as—built state of the wastewater treatment and disposal system at Tuscan Ridge Golf Course. The system as installed can accept typical domestic strength sewage waste from a proposed Clubhouse/Pro Shop at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course. A Cromaglass package plant equipped with a chlorine disinfection unit has been installed. The plant is designed to treat up to 500 GPD with a maximum organic loading of 300mg/I BOD. The disposal area is sized so that 100% of the tertiary treated effluent is taken up by vegetation through evapotranspiration (ET). The irrigation field will be loaded on the surface and allowed to drain across a slope while creating maximum contact with the vegetation. Loading rates will fluctuate between .1 — .2 GPD/SF. Irrigation will occur during the months of April thru October with storage occurring during the months of November thru March. Power is provided to the system via an onsite generator. This generator must run continuously to provide power to the treatment system until permanent power is provided to the site. The treatment system requires constant power to properly treat the effluent in its batch process. 2. The Cromaglass plant has been designed and specified by others. The plant along with its disinfection unit and lift station shall be installed in the existing railroad cut. They shall be installed per the manufacturers' recommendations. The Cromaglass unit will be set to operate per the manufacturer's recommendations. 3. In order for this system to function properly, all tanks, collection lines, and distribution lines shall be watertight. Gravity lines shall withstand 40 psi for 30 minutes and all pressure lines shall withstand 100 psi for 30 minutes. The 2" Diameter gravity line between the storage tanks and the irrigation manifold shall be buried up to the manifold. If the manifold is exposed it shall be made of UV resistant PVC or covered with a protective coating. 4. All pipes shall be clean and free of debris before connecting the pump to prevent clogging of the orifices. Grommets shall be used for all pipe penetrations to ensure a sealed environment. 5. All pressure lines and fittings shall be Schedule 40 PVC. All pressure transport piping shall be uniformly supported along the trench bottom. 6. All valve enclosures and manhole lids shall be installed so that the lid is approximately 2" above the surrounding finish grade. Surface drainage should be directed away from the lids. 7. The storage tanks shall be installed above grade on a level surface with a minimum 6" thick rock base. All tanks shall be installed at the some grade and connected at their base with a 2" diameter pipe so that they all share the same liquid level. The outlet of the last tank must be at least 2' above the first irrigation manifold. The first and last tanks in the series will be equipped with an aluminum ladder and liquid level gouge. 8. A 2" Dia overflow pipe shall be installed in the top of one of the tanks below the tank lid and directed into the gravity discharge line. The irrigation line that will deliver water from the golf course to supplement the treated wastewater in order to keep the disposal area healthy during peak ET periods shall enter a storage tank at least 6-12" above the overflow. This will prevent the chance of siphoning treated effluent into the water system. 9. The pump control panels shall be located on an adequate support structure in visible sight near the plant and lift station. The panels shall be installed in a weather—protected location approved by the Engineer. Ensure all electrical connections in the splice box are watertight. 10. The contractor shall coordinate all construction with the owner or the owner's representative, Butte County Environmental Health, and the Engineer. The system layout as shown on this plan is approximate and may be altered only with the approval of the County and the Engineer. Sufficient care shall be taken to limit damage to existing trees and landscaping. 11. The discharge plumbing and splice box should be arranged in the lift station to allow for easy maintenance of the pump vault filter. All float and pump cords should be coiled above the pump vault to prevent hanging up of any floats. The pump discharge assembly should contain a ball valve and union for ease of maintenance. 12. The discharge plumbing in the Cromaglass unit is an Orenco Systems Inc. P300511 pump. This shall be replaced with a Liberty S25A1 X hp pump as specified by Cromaglass. 13. The 2" Dia pressure line shall be sleeved at the drainage crossing. The sleeve shall be 4" diameter cast iron or steel with grouted ends. 14. An 80' x 125' irrigation area shall be graded and seeded prior to being dosed. The field must maintain a consistent 3-4% slope across the length of the field to prevent uneven draining or ponding. A 24" high berm made of soil shall surround the perimeter of the field. A 4" diameter pipe shall penetrate through both sides of the wall with a rock bedding surrounding both pipe ends. The discharge side shall contain a gate valve that will allow the area to be drained during rainy periods. 15. A minimum 4' high chain link fence shall be installed around the perimeter of this berm labeled with the appropriate DO NOT ENTER signs. The grass must be mature and healthy prior to a dosing period. The field shall be broken into two zones and distributed as described in the manifold detail. 16. Lift Station Material Specifications: — A High Head Pump Package supplied by Orenco Systems Inc. shall be used in the lift station. The pump will -be controlled on demand with floats set to achieve a 80` gallon dose to the storage tanks, approximately 2 minutes per cycle. — TKe Control Panel shall be manufactured by Orenco Systems, Inc. model S1—R0. The control panel shall be equipped with visual and audio high level alarm and pump run light. The pump and alarm must be connbcted to separate circuits. — The flow meter shall be a 3/4" DIGI—FLO Electronic Flow Meter, Blue—White model RRB750MIRT or approved equal. INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS Prior to inspection and certification, the operators of the golf course must demonstrate that a long—term maintenance contract has been signed with a provider familiar with Cromaglass treatment systems. Butte County Environmental Health, California Regional Water Quality Control Board (CRWQCB), NorthStar Engineering, and the contracted maintenance provider shall be present for the following inspections: — Additional Storage tank Placement — Landscaping of Irrigation Area as well as proper plumbing — Final inspection of pumps, floats, alarms, and controls, etc. The Contractor shall notify all parties 48 hours prior to these inspections. 4. The Engineer shall be present for the inspections described above as well as any others that may be required by the other parties. Water shall be available on site to run all necessary tests. 5. Additional interim inspections may be required at the discretion of the Engineer and/or the County. 6. A final inspection of the completed system shall be made by CRWQCB, the contracted maintenance provider, the Engineer and the County. The Engineer shall certify, in writing to the County and the CRWQCB, that the treatment, lift station, storage and overland flow components are installed and function properly. Tuscan Ridge Goff Course, The Skyway Chico, California '41TT COUNTY DEVEM DETAILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PLAN Job Number NSA Scale N/A Sheet 2 Of 3 7384/8964 1 Horz. Vert. I Biotube Pump Vault Model PVU57-1819 -71-» MI i► AM n n C�IKI \At1-TI 1 C`C1A/A t -C MI IAAD A CCCAAOI V Drawn By= eB/Bc3 Approved Date JAMAW 30,21M Revue Note Changes Interim As—Built: Details: Wastewater System Notes Location Map Removed Civil Engineers..Surveyors Chico, California BACKFILL (NATIVE SOIL FREE OF ROCKS), COMP. To 95% REL DENSITY. CALPICO "SEWER" TAPE 0I 4"4 SEWER PIPE @ MIN 1% SLOPE or 2"0 SCH 40 PVC PRESSURE OR GRAVITY LINE C \. 12" MIN NOTE: MAINTAIN SMOOTH CONSISTENT RISING GRADE ON PRESSURE LINES. TRANSPORT TRENCH DETAIL Gravity Flow From Storage Tanks if 2" Dia Gate Valve 3/4" Dia Ball Valve Valve Box N.T.S. 3/4" Dia Rock Under Manifold & Discharge Lines Only To Zone #2 (Lower Half) Irrigation System Description — Laid on Surface N..T.S. 20 Declaration Drive Chico, California 95973 Phone: (530)'893-1600 Fax: (530) 893-2113 Web Site: www.northstareng.com TUSCAN RIDGE GOLF WASTEWATER SYSTEM INSPECTION AND OPERATION NOTES 1. These plans depict the as—built state of the wastewater treatment and disposal system at Tuscan Ridge Golf Course. The system as installed can accept typical domestic strength sewage waste from a proposed Clubhouse/Pro Shop at the Tuscan Ridge Golf Course. A Cromaglass package plant equipped with a chlorine disinfection unit has been installed. The plant is designed to treat up to 500 GPD with a maximum organic loading of 300mg/I BOD. The disposal area is sized so that 100% of the tertiary treated effluent is taken up by vegetation through evapotranspiration (ET). The irrigation field will be loaded on the surface and allowed to drain across a slope while creating maximum contact with the vegetation. Loading rates will fluctuate between .1 — .2 GPD/SF. Irrigation will occur during the months of April thru October with storage occurring during the months of November thru March. Power is provided to the system via an onsite generator. This generator must run continuously to provide power to the treatment system until permanent power is provided to the site. The treatment system requires constant power to properly treat the effluent in its batch process. 2. The Cromaglass plant has been designed and specified by others. The plant along with its disinfection unit and lift station shall be installed in the existing railroad cut. They shall be installed per the manufacturers' recommendations. The Cromaglass unit will be set to operate per the manufacturer's recommendations. 3. In order for this system to function properly, all tanks, collection lines, and distribution lines shall be watertight. Gravity lines shall withstand 40 psi for 30 minutes and all pressure lines shall withstand 100 psi for 30 minutes. The 2" Diameter gravity line between the storage tanks and the irrigation manifold shall be buried up to the manifold. If the manifold is exposed it shall be made of UV resistant PVC or covered with a protective coating. 4. All pipes shall be clean and free of debris before connecting the pump to prevent clogging of the orifices. Grommets shall be used for all pipe penetrations to ensure a sealed environment. 5. All pressure lines and fittings shall be Schedule 40 PVC. All pressure transport piping shall be uniformly supported along the trench bottom. 6. All valve enclosures and manhole lids shall be installed so that the lid is approximately 2" above the surrounding finish grade. Surface drainage should be directed away from the lids. 7. The storage tanks shall be installed above grade on a level surface with a minimum 6" thick rock base. All tanks shall be installed at the some grade and connected at their base with a 2" diameter pipe so that they all share the same liquid level. The outlet of the last tank must be at least 2' above the first irrigation manifold. The first and last tanks in the series will be equipped with an aluminum ladder and liquid level gouge. 8. A 2" Dia overflow pipe shall be installed in the top of one of the tanks below the tank lid and directed into the gravity discharge line. The irrigation line that will deliver water from the golf course to supplement the treated wastewater in order to keep the disposal area healthy during peak ET periods shall enter a storage tank at least 6-12" above the overflow. This will prevent the chance of siphoning treated effluent into the water system. 9. The pump control panels shall be located on an adequate support structure in visible sight near the plant and lift station. The panels shall be installed in a weather—protected location approved by the Engineer. Ensure all electrical connections in the splice box are watertight. 10. The contractor shall coordinate all construction with the owner or the owner's representative, Butte County Environmental Health, and the Engineer. The system layout as shown on this plan is approximate and may be altered only with the approval of the County and the Engineer. Sufficient care shall be taken to limit damage to existing trees and landscaping. 11. The discharge plumbing and splice box should be arranged in the lift station to allow for easy maintenance of the pump vault filter. All float and pump cords should be coiled above the pump vault to prevent hanging up of any floats. The pump discharge assembly should contain a ball valve and union for ease of maintenance. 12. The discharge plumbing in the Cromaglass unit is an Orenco Systems Inc. P300511 pump. This shall be replaced with a Liberty S25A1 X hp pump as specified by Cromaglass. 13. The 2" Dia pressure line shall be sleeved at the drainage crossing. The sleeve shall be 4" diameter cast iron or steel with grouted ends. 14. An 80' x 125' irrigation area shall be graded and seeded prior to being dosed. The field must maintain a consistent 3-4% slope across the length of the field to prevent uneven draining or ponding. A 24" high berm made of soil shall surround the perimeter of the field. A 4" diameter pipe shall penetrate through both sides of the wall with a rock bedding surrounding both pipe ends. The discharge side shall contain a gate valve that will allow the area to be drained during rainy periods. 15. A minimum 4' high chain link fence shall be installed around the perimeter of this berm labeled with the appropriate DO NOT ENTER signs. The grass must be mature and healthy prior to a dosing period. The field shall be broken into two zones and distributed as described in the manifold detail. 16. Lift Station Material Specifications: — A High Head Pump Package supplied by Orenco Systems Inc. shall be used in the lift station. The pump will -be controlled on demand with floats set to achieve a 80` gallon dose to the storage tanks, approximately 2 minutes per cycle. — TKe Control Panel shall be manufactured by Orenco Systems, Inc. model S1—R0. The control panel shall be equipped with visual and audio high level alarm and pump run light. The pump and alarm must be connbcted to separate circuits. — The flow meter shall be a 3/4" DIGI—FLO Electronic Flow Meter, Blue—White model RRB750MIRT or approved equal. INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS Prior to inspection and certification, the operators of the golf course must demonstrate that a long—term maintenance contract has been signed with a provider familiar with Cromaglass treatment systems. Butte County Environmental Health, California Regional Water Quality Control Board (CRWQCB), NorthStar Engineering, and the contracted maintenance provider shall be present for the following inspections: — Additional Storage tank Placement — Landscaping of Irrigation Area as well as proper plumbing — Final inspection of pumps, floats, alarms, and controls, etc. The Contractor shall notify all parties 48 hours prior to these inspections. 4. The Engineer shall be present for the inspections described above as well as any others that may be required by the other parties. Water shall be available on site to run all necessary tests. 5. Additional interim inspections may be required at the discretion of the Engineer and/or the County. 6. A final inspection of the completed system shall be made by CRWQCB, the contracted maintenance provider, the Engineer and the County. The Engineer shall certify, in writing to the County and the CRWQCB, that the treatment, lift station, storage and overland flow components are installed and function properly. Tuscan Ridge Goff Course, The Skyway Chico, California '41TT COUNTY DEVEM DETAILS WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PLAN Job Number NSA Scale N/A Sheet 2 Of 3 7384/8964 1 Horz. Vert. i. 'I _LLL ELECTRICAL JUNCTION BOX WASTEWATER TREATMENT UNIT 1.1 60" n SECTION "A—A" NI.T.S. TANK TIEDOWN LOCATIONS AS MARKED ON TANK 40" 61 " � 28" 11'-3" Designed MA Drawn By- 8B Date JANUARY 30, 2006 PLAN VIEW N.T.S. Revue EFF EFFLUENT FROM SOLID SECTION TO AERATION SECTION 2" AIR INTAKE ANTII—SIPHON CHECK VALVE 23"OD -21"ID FULL BAFFLE WITH SCREENED BOTTOM SECTION"B—B" N.T.S. SECTION "C— C" °°`° By 20 Declaration Drive Chico, California 95973 Civil Engineers. Surveyors Phone: (530) 893-1600 Fax: (530) 893-2113 Churn, California Web Site: www.northstareng.com N.T.S. WASTEWATER TREATMENT SYSTEM NOTES 1. The treatment tank is a sequential batch reactor (SBR), model CA -15, manufactured by Cromaglass Corporation. The SBR has a total volume of approximately 1,350 gallons and can treat up to 1500 GPD. Any increase in flows above 1500 GPD or waste strength greater than 300 mg/I BOD will require upgrades to the treatment system and revisions to regulations issued by the State and County. 2. Waste inflow to the SBR comes from the restrooms and sinks located in the Clubhouse/Pro shop. The SBR has three sections to allow treatment of solids and wastewater. Discharge from SBR goes to the pump basin unit (lift station). The primary purpose of the SBR is to provide secondary level treatment such that significant removals of BOD and TSS occur in the discharged effluent, including denitrification of effluent. 3. POWER: Currently, electrical power is supplied to the SBR via an onsite gas—powered generator. Power is required to operate the aeration pump, the discharge pump, and the float switches and high level alarm. 4. The aeration pump in the SBR is a Goulds model WE0311L 1/3 HP. The discharge pump in the SBR is a Liberty model S25A1 % HP. 5. TREATMENT SEQUENCE, OPERATION AND TIMER SETTINGS: Cromaglass treatment system timer settings can be set to treat up to 1500 GPD, although the time clock typically allows 1275 GPD for a 16 hour treatment process. There are normally 6 discharges per day. Maximum discharge will be approximately 260 gallons, allowing a total daily capacity of 1500 gallons. The treatment sequence consists of the following: 1. Aerate 2.5 hr 2. Anoxic 1.5 hr 3. Aerate 0.5 hr 4. Settle 1.0 hr 5. Discharge 0.5 hr Pump #1 (P1) provides the mixing of effluent and air, and is controlled by time clock #1 (TC -1). P1 is energized when the bottom microswitch on TC -1 is in the normally open position. Pump #2 (P2) is the discharge pump and is also controlled by TC -1. P2 is energized when the top microswitch on TC -1 is in the normally closed position. Time clock #2 controls the electrically operated ball valve on the air intake. The anoxic period is created when the ball valve closes, shutting off the supply of oxygen to the aeration pump (P1). TC -1 and TC -2 must remain synchronized to assure that the anoxic period occurs at the proper time in the treatment sequence. Each timer has one "red" pin which must be in the same relative location. Timer Settings TC -1 four sequences of 18 pins out, 6 pins in. TC -2 four sequences of 10 pins out, 6 pins in, 8 pins out. 6. The high water alarm circuit consists of a mercury float switch (AL) in the comminution chamber and an alarm light on the control panel. When the liquid level in the comminution chamber rises to the alarm float, the float switch closes and .,completes the circuit. The alarm light will remain on until the liquid level drops. 7. The SBR unit shall be operated according to the manufacturer's specifications which are included in the Operation & Maintenance Manual prepared by North Star Engineering. This document shall be made available to all contracted maintenance providers responsible for managing the wastewater treatment system. One copy of the manual shall be kept onsite in a convenient location at all times. 8. Solids within the SBR shall be checked and periodically pumped from the unit according to the Operation & Maintenance Manual. CHICO GOLF VENTURES Tuscan Ridge Golf Course, The Skyway CHICO, CALIFORNIA WASTEWATER DISPOSAL PLAN Job Number NSA Scale N/A Sheet 3 Of 3 7W4/8%4 Horz. Vert.