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HomeMy WebLinkAboutPRED 01-02_PLANNING (2) M � � M AY MYA �I ��� VIUU� n SEPARATOR SHEET Ao„ �0SO — zco— ol�f PROJECT NUMBER �- DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES BUTTE COUNTY UNIFORM APPLICATION APPLICANT: Agent information to be provided is on other side: APPLI NT'S NAME( If applicant is different from owner an affidavit is required) ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER: ADDRESS: V C Y S ATE&ZIP CODE: UMBER (FOR OFFICE USE) NAME OF PROPOSED PROJECT(if any) 9S y6 TELEPHONE & 1-16` 3 LOCATION OF PROJECT(Major cross streets and Address, if any) 4 IR Tck ka v GENE AL INFUA ATION REQUIRED OW 'S NAME TELEPHONE ADDRE S: CITY,STATE&ZIP CODE: ZONE GENERAL PLAN EXISTING LAND USE SITE SIZE(in Square Feet or Acres) — wo '�- EXISIIN"G sTRUC'I' RES(in Square Feet) PROPOSED sTRUC U,RES(in Square Feet) (Check One) (Check One) ❑ PROPERTY IS OR PROPOSED TO BE SEWERED ❑ PROPERTY IS OR PROPOSED 1'0 BE ON PUBLIC WATER ❑ PROPERTY IS OR PROPOSED TO BE ON SEPTIC ❑ PROPERTY IS OR PROPOSED TO BE ON WELL WATER APPLICATION REQUESTED .. :.- ❑ GENERAL PLAN AMENDM������� E3 TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP ❑ REZONE ❑ TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP ❑ USE PERMIT AUG 0 4 2000 ❑ WAIVER OF PARCEL MAP ❑ MINOR USE PERMIT ❑ BOUNDARY LINE MODIFICATION ❑ VARIANCEBUTTE COUNTY E3 LEGAL LOT DETERMINATION PLANNT1VG T)TVTSION ❑ MINOR VARIANCE ❑ CERTIFICATE OF MERGER ❑ ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT ❑ MINING AND RECLAMATION PLAN/�- I ❑ DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT OTHER�1^Q— 1JCJ QI pd�p roll l ANN�'PN PROJECT DESCRIPTION FULL DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED PROJECT(Attach necessary sheets. If this application is for a land division,describe the number and size of parcels.) 1 l OWNER CERTIFICATION I C'E:RTIIY TIIAT I ANI PRESEN fLY THE LEGAL OWNER OR THE AUTI-IORILED AGENT OF-I'FIE OWNER OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY. FURTHER.I ACKNOWLEDGE THE FII.ING OF TEAS APPLICATION AND CERTIFY TFIAT ALL OF THE ABOVE INFO ION IS TRUE AND ACCT:RA IF•.. (If an nt u w be author'zed,execute an affidavit of authoritarian artd in • e the -f:da�it wit this applicatiool DATE: SIGNATURE: � I AGENT AUTHORIZATION To Butte County, Department of Development Services; Print Name of Agent and Phone Number Mailing Address is hereby authorized to process this applicatio for: on my property, identified asButteCounty Assessor Parcel Number: This Authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents necessary for said processing, but not including document(s) relating to title interest. Owners)-of Record: (sign and print name) Print Name Print Name Signature Signature Architect and/or Engineer: Print Name of ArchitecuEngineer and Phone Number Mailing Address Current fee for this application is $ as of Make check payable to "Butte County Treasurer". Payment of the currently required Application Fee and/or Deposit(Any unused portion of a deposit)will be returned upon final action. FOR OFFICE USE ONLY - Taken by Date Received: Total Amount Received: Receipt No. Planning E.H. Land Dev. Fire Dept. AP Number(s) _Legal Description Owners Authorization _Zoning Requirements Project Description Copies of Plot Plan AF RECORDING REOUES�p Bl': WALTER-MAURICE SONNTAG G DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG 97-029226 , Rec Fee 8.00 WHEN RECORDED.MAIL TO: I IHF 2.00 WALTER MAURICE SONNTAG Recorded I Check 10.00 .DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG Official Records I ' 6674 Shay Ln. County of I Butte I Paradise,CA 95969 Candace J. Grubbs I MAIL TAX STATEMENTS TO: Recorder I SAME AS ABOVE 9:02am 5-Aug-97 I PUBL MP 2 Trust Transfer Deed NU)TICE: THIS CONVEYANCE IS TO A TRUST,REVOCABLE BY THE 0RANT'ORS,AND NOT PURSUANT TO A SALE. IT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CHANGE IN OWNERSHIP FOR INCOME TAX PURPOSES. IT DOES NOT SUBJECT THE PROPERTY TO REASSESSMENT AND IS EXEMPT FROM ' ALL TAXES. I'HE UNDERSIONED ARE BOTH THE DECLARANTS AND THE TRUSTEES ON THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS INSTRUMENT. APN: 050-260-014 THE UNDERSIGNED GRANTORS DECLARE DOCUMENTARY TRANSFER TAX is$ NONE ❑ computed on full value of property conveyed,or ❑ computed on full value less value of liens or encumbrances remaining at time of sale,and FOR NO CONSIDERATION, and in order to only change formal title, we,WALTER SONNTAG and DIANE SONNTAG, husband and wife, having a joint tenancy interest in the property described hereinbelow, hereby mutually sever our interests and grant all our rights, titles, and interests to TIIE SONNTAG FAMILY LING TRUST, whose Trustees are, at the time of recording, WALTER MAURICE SONNTAG and DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG, whose successor's and appointees are also named in that instrument known as the CERTIFIED EXTRACT OF TRUST AGREEMENT of said Trust Agreement, all that real property situated in the County of Butte, State of California,described as follows: See EXMBIT "A" (LEGAL DESCREPTIOM, attached hereto and made a part hereof, together with all the tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, and the reversions, remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereof. / 5 ' 19J-77 ated WALTER SONNTAG D ANE SONNTAG State of California ) SS County of Butte / On this?day or. L in the year 19-21,before me, {- 1 kcJf L. hJ.k'tt the undersigned,a Notary Publi ,personally appeared WALTER SONNTAG and DIANE SONNTAG, sonally known to me (or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence),to be the persons whose names are suhscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that the) :xecuted the same in their authorized capacities And that by their signatures on the instrument the persons or the entity upon behalf of which the persons acted,executed the instrument. WITNESS my hand,And official seal. """'`�11NDA HIDALGO 1 Comm.110112844 N J Na NOTlRY PUBLIC.CALIFORNIA .. N ARY PUBI-IC,State of Califomia Butte County qt'.omm.Erpint Jan.is.1000 � t. Jill N EXHIBIT"A" (LEGAL D 4 iP'1'iON) The West half of die Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 7, Township 22 North, Range 4 East, M.D.B. &M. EXCEPTING THEREFROM the North 520.00 feet of said fractional section. ALSO EXCEPTING THEREFROM an undivided one half interest in all mining and mineral rights, as provided in that certain Deed from Wm. E. Whitaker, et us, to J. O. Wilson, dated Aril 2 in k 160 f Dee?' at page 14 records of Butte April 0, 1916, recorded May 3, 1916 � boo o p g , County, California. TOGETHER WITH a right of way fur road purposes and utility purposes over the South 30.00 feet of the West 210.00 feet of the West half of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter and over the North 30.0 feet of the West 210.0 feet of the West half of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 7. ALSO TOGETHER WITH a right of way for road purposes and utility purposes over all that g Y Pte . tYPrP portion thereof lying within a trip of land 60.0 feet in width, lying 30.01 feet on each side of the following described centerline; COMMENCING at the Northwest corner of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 7;thence East along the North line of said Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, a distance of 180.0 feet; thence South parallel with the West line of sFid fractional Section, a distance of 30.0 feet to the true point of beginning for the line herin described; thence from said true point of beginning, continuing South, parallel with said West line, a distance of 385.0 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve to the right having a radius of 105.0 feet; thence along the arc of said curve, through a central angle of 58°, an arc distance of 165.0 feet, more or less, to the end of said curve; thence tangent to said curve, South 58° West, 60.0 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve to the left having a radius of 105.0 feet; thence along the ar of said curve, through a central angle of 58% an arc distance of 105.0 feet, more or less, to a point which bears East, paralle!with the North line of said fractional*Section, a distance of 30.0 feet from the West line of said fractional Section; thence South parallel with and 30.0 feet Easterly from said Westerly line, 344.09 feet to the North line of the South 350.0 feet of the West half of the Southwest quarter of said Section. APN: 050-260-014 El`II?S2F E��L81T "A" fI,F GAL DESCRIPTI01) C z • RECORDING REQUESTED BY: I WALTER MAURICE SONNTAG DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG 97-029228', Rec Fee 6.0'0 WHEN REC I IH' 2.00 WALTER MAURICE SONNTAG Recorded I Check 10.00 DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG Official Records I 6674 Shay Ln. County of I Butte I Paradise,CA 95969 Candace J. Grubbs I MAIL TAX STATEMENTS TO: Recorder I SAME AS ABOVE 9:02am 5-Aug-97 .I PUBL MP 2 Trust Transfer Deed N(MCE: THIS CONVEYANCE IS TO A TRUST,REVOCABLE BY THE ORANTORS,AND NOT PURSUANT TO A SALE. rr DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A CHANCE IN OWNERSHIP FOR INCOME TAX PURPOSES. IT DOES NOT SUBJECT THE PROPERTY TO REASSESSMENT AND IS EXEMPT FROM ALLTAXES. THE UNDERSIGNED ARE BOTH THE DECLARANTS AND THE TRUSTEES ON THE EFFEETIVE DATE OF THIS INSTRUMENT, APN: 050-260-015 THE UNDERSIGNED GRANTORS DECLARE DOCUMENTARY TRANSFER TAX is S NONE ❑ computed on Fill value of property conveyed,or ❑ computed on fill)value less value of liens or encumbrances remaining at time of sale,and FOR.NO CONSIDERATION,and in order to only change formal title,we,WALTER M.SONNTAG and DIANE R.SONNTAG,who acquired tide as,having a joint tenancy interest in the properry described hereinbelow,hereby mutually sever our interests and grant all our rights, titles, and interests to THE SONNTAG FAMILY LIVING TRUST, whose Trustees are, at the time of recording, WALTER MAURICE SONNTAG and DIANE RICHARDS SONNTAG, whose successors and appointees are also named in that instrument known as the CERTIFIED EXTRACT OF TRUST AGREEMENT of said Trust Agreement, all that real property situated in the County of Butte, State of California, described as follows: See FXHIBIT"A" (LEGAL DESCRInIOM, attached hereto and made a part hereof, together with all the tenements, hereditaments, and appurtenances thereunto belonging, and the reversions, / remainders, rents, issues, and profits thereof. 1911 Dged WALTER M.SONNTAP- DIANE;R.SONNTAG State of California ) • SS County of Butte ) II II I II II On this�_�day of �� in the year 19 ,before me, L.�.I h Q a /4 1�( eJ , the undersigned,a Notary Publi ,personally appeared WALTER M.SONNTAG and DIAME R.SONNTAG,pe sonally known to me(or proved to me on the basis of satisfactory evidence),to be the personr whose names aee subscribed to the within instrument and acknowledged to me that they executed the same in their authorized capacities and lhat,by their signatures on the instrument the p^rsons or the entity upon behalf of which the persons acted,executed the instrument. WITNESS my hand and official seal. ANDA hl!JA.-,i Comm.A;082844 w�J�GGk�L. PUBLIC•CALIFORII:CNOTARPUBLIC.State of California Built County @,'.7AAY r Comm.Etpiies .'en. S EXHIBIT„A" (y . I,DESCR_iPj0M The South 350.00 feet of the West half of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 7, Township 22 Notch, Range 4 East, M.D.B. &M. EXCEPTING THEREFROM an undivided one half interest in all mining mineral rights, as provided by that certain Deed from Wm. E. Whitaker and Dorothy D. Whitaker, his wife to J. O. Wilson, dated April 29, 1916 and recorded May 3, 1916 in Book 160 of Deeds, at page 14. TOGETHER WITH a right of way for road purposes and utility punoses over the South 30.00 feet of the West 2 10.00 feet of the West half of the Northwest quarter of the Northeast quarter and over the North 30.00 feet of the West 210.00 feet of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of Section 7, Township 22 North, Range 4 East, M.D.B. &NI. ALSO TOGETHER WITH a right of way for road purposes and utility purposes over a strip of land 60.00 feet in width lying 30.00 feet on each side of the following described centerline; COMMENCING at the Northwest comer of the Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter of said Section 7;thence East along the North line of said Southwest quarter of the Northeast quarter, a distance of 180.00 feet; thence South, parallel with the West line of said fractional Section, a II distance of 30.00° feet to the true point of beginning for the line herein described; thence from said true point of beginning, continuing South, parallel with said West line,a distance of 385.00 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve to the right having a radius of 105.00 feet; thence along the arc of said curve through a central angle of 58° an arc distance of 105.00 feet more or less to the end of said curve; thence tangent to said curve, South 580 West 60.00 feet to the beginning of a tangent curve to the left having radius of 105.00 feet thence along the are of said curve, though a central angle of 58° an arc distance of 105.00 feet more or less, to a point which bears East, parallel with the North line of said fractional section, a distance of 30.00 feet from the West line of said fractional section, thence South parallel with and 30.00 feet Easterly from said Westerly line, 344.09 feet to the North line of the South 350.00 feet of the West half of the Southwest quarter of said Section 7. Said rights of way above described ars for the benefit of the land described above and shall inure to the benefit of and may be used by all persons who may hereafter become the owners of said appurtenant property or any parts or portions thereof. APN: 050-260-015 END OF Ea'IIIBIT "A" (LEGAL.DESCRIPTION) M E M O R A N D U M TO: Stephen R. Betts, Butte County Senior Planner FROM: Al McGreehan, Community Development Director �� SUBJECT: Town of Paradise Comments/Observations: Sonntag Pre-Development Review Request for a Tentative Subdivision/Parcel Map; AP 050-260-014 & 015 DATE: August 25, 2000 Thank you for affording the Town of Paradise staff this opportunity to review and respond to the above-noted pre-development project design. The comments and observations reported via this memorandum and its attachments are being sent to your office because it is not certain as to whether or not any town staff representation can be provided during the pre-development conference meeting on August 31, 2000. Attached with this memorandum for your consideration is copy of information and responses generated on this matter by the Paradise Fire Department and the Paradise Irrigation District. The affected property not only abuts the Town of Paradise but also it is located within a"high wildland fire hazard area". Attached is copy of portions of the "safety element" of the Paradise General Plan. It is recommended that any formal land division project application that is filed for this property be designed to properly address the objectives and policies that are highlighted within this attachment. It appears that the only legal and physical means of road acces3 to this property is via an existing and excessive length [ 0.63-mile] cul-de-sac consisting of the public and private portions of Merrill Road and an unnamed private road. The preliminary design of this property land division proposes an extension of such cul-de-sac to an approximate total excessive length of 0.76-mile. This existing cul-de-sac situation also currently exhibits roadways that are not constructed to appropriate standard for access and egress from a"high wildland fire hazard area". Therefore, it is recommended that this existing cul-de-sac situation not be permitted to be further burdened via additional land divisions and resultant lot build-out until such time that the following issues are solved: 1. .Construction of physical upgrade road improvements [both on and off site] to the affected access/egress roads. 2. Removal of excessive cul-de-sac length by creation of appropriate road circulation linkages. Attachments RECEIVED AUG 3 0 2000 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNTNf:TTTVTSTON Paradise - Department O emo To: AI McGreehan, Community Services C or From: Jim Broshears, Fire Chief and y Rad Carolyn Mattingly, Fire Marshal �► CC: [Click here and type name] Date: 08/23/00 RE: Walter Sontag /Subdivision Map/AP#050-260-014 and 015 The Paradise Fire Department will be responding to this subdivision, as part of the mutual aide agreement. Therefore, the following concerns need to be addressed: FIRE FLOW AND HYDRNATS: 1. Fire flow will need to be provided to this subdivision. Under the California Fire Code Appendix III-A the required fire flow for one and two family dwelling units having a fire area that does not exceed 3,600 square feet in size is 1, 000 gpm at 20 psi residual pressure. This fire flow is increased accordingly for dwelling units where the fire area exceeds the 3,6000 square feet. 2. The Town of Paradise has requirements for the installation of a fire hydrant. Under Standard #115, the maximum distance between hydrants is 500 feet. The maximum distance from any dwelling unit to the closest hydrant can not exceed 700 feet. This is calculated as if the engine were actually "laying the hose" to attack the fire. ACCESSIBILITY: 3. Under the California Fire Code Section 902.2.2.1, access ways shall be capable of supporting the weight of the Fire Department apparatus which is 40,000 pounds of weight, have a minimum clear width of 20 feet, and a vertical clearance. 4. Under California Fire Code Section 902.2.2.4, dead end access roads shall have an approved Turn-a-round. 0 Page 1 i I it FIRE BREAK: 5. Provide an adequate firebreak around all structures. This will help fire fighters with structure protection during a Wildland fire. •Page 2 �r PARADISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT MEMBER OF ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA WATER AGENCIES AND AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION 5325 BLACK OLIVE DRIVE MAILING ADDRESS: P. 0. BOX 2409 PARADISE, CALIFORNIA 95967-2409 TEL: 30 877-4971 • FAX: (530) 876-0483 August 15, 2000 Town of Paradise AUG 16 2000 Attention: Al McGreehan TOWN OF PApADISS 5555 Skyway Paradise, CA 95969 Subject: Butte County Pre-development Review for a Tentative Subdivision Map/ Tentative Parcel Map,APN 050-260-014, 015, File#PRED 01-02. Dear Mr. McGreehan: Thank you for bringing this proposed tentative map to the attention of Paradise Irrigation District. It has received review at the staff level. The District would like the project proponent to be aware of certain matters related to water supply. Therefore the District respectfully submits the following comments for inclusion into the pre-application conference proceedings. 1. The two lots proposed for subdivision are outside the Paradise Irrigation District service boundary. At this time water service from Paradise Irrigation District would be unavailable to parcels within either of the proposed maps(Exhibits"A"and"B'). 2. On February 16, 1994 the Paradise Irrigation Disirict Board of Directors placed a moratorium on any new "Limited Annexations"to the District. The moratorium is to remain in effect until such time as the Board determines there is or will be an adequate supply of water to meet the needs within the existing District boundaries. 3. The lot line adjustment proposed in the map shown in Exhibit "A" would create a lot that would extend across the District boundary. The District currently serves water to Lot 14 of Shay Acres Subdivision, APN 050-230-021. However, should the boundary of Lot 14 be adjusted-as-proposed, service of water to that portion of the proposed lot outside the District service boundary is not permitted under District Rules and Regulations. Please contact me at 8774971 if you have any questions or comments regarding this matter. Sincerely, Neil J. Essila Assistant Engineer Cc: Stephen R. Betts-, Senior Planner, Butte County Planning Division l 1 identified fire and geologiclc hazards. With regard to state responsibility fire hazards tl areas and a of �Po fire ty �P severity zones are included hazard se m luded to section a on 4. 1 20 tY f Volume III, Environmental Setting.8 . Emergency ncY evacuationroutes are discussed to SectionI 10.0 of that 1 volume, and water supply is discussed in Section 14.2. The town's Multihazard Disaster Plan is another source of information on these topics. 0 $ 0 0 o <''< ie..;...amdrsE:::::.:.:...: iazutrl.::IN.... 0 O o ❑ Q <>'»tdop by iltt .crid!'se man Council on ❑ «jarirrar+ ............X992aid ,s.aulaik..fe',Publ ::: i i i In addition to these mandatory issues, this Safety Introduction Element includes the topics law enforcement, high wildland fire hazards"and haiArdoua waste management. The purpose of the Safety Element is to reduce the risk . Uw .enforcement-is discussed in. Section 14.1 of of death,injuries,property damage,and other economic Volume III(high wildlaad fire hazards are discussed is and social consequences associated with natural and this section)and hazardous waste and the Butte County societal hazards. The Safety Element is designed to Hazardous Waste Management Plan are discussed in protect the community from unreasonable risks Sections 10.0 and 16.5 respectively. associated with the effects of seismically induced surface rupture,ground shaking,ground failure,seiche, The primary goals of the element are to protect the and dam failure; slope instability leading to mudslides residents of Paradise from these hazards, as well as and landslides; subsidence and other known geolo - 'assuring that both'Iaw:enforcement;and'fire protection gic ,r are enhanced to meet the demands of new and existing hazards; flooding, and wildland and urban fires. It must include mapping of known seismic and geologic land use development. hazards. Section 3.0 of Volume III, Environmental The listed objectives include maintaining specific fire Setting,contains the required maps and a description of protection and law enforcement levels of service, seismic and geologic conditions, including slope, implementing the Paradise Multihazard Disaster Plan, landslides,subsidence,liquefaction,volcanics,erosion, and designating an emergency aircraft landing strip expansive soils and dam inundation hazards. Slope instability and flood hazards are incorporated into the within three years. Land Use Constraints Diagram included is Chapter 2.0 ( �,Element policie8 call for ensunn' g adequate fire of this volume. } �---. .— _c - - - r---r - — flaws, requiring development to be located away-from drainageways and flood zones, enforcing soil erosion Other issues which must be addressed in the Safety. requirements, and developing new fire stations so that Element include evacuation routes, peakload water all areas of town are within a five minute response supply requirements, and minimum road widths and time: The policies listed for hazardous waste clearances around structures, as these items relate to Paradise General Plan Policy Document 6-40 1994 management are consistent with the county Hazardous . SG-3 Strive to'protect the Paradise community from Waste Management Plan,as well as the Town of Paradise injury, loss of life and property damage adopted Household Hazardous Waste Element(HHWE). resulting from catastrophes and hazardous conditions. Implementation measures include development impact fees for funding new fire and police protection facilities, SG4 Strive to reduce the impact of pollutants on the educating citizens about evacuation routes and the findings well being of Paradise citizens. of the Muldhazard Disaster Plan, and requiring new development to comply with the Uniform Building and SG-5 Assure that mining is performed safely and will Fire Codes. Lot have a detrimental effect on the quality of I'fe in Paradise. The goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the Safety Element are set forth below. SG-6 L-nprove the communication system(s) used during townwide emergencies, such as w' tl dlan d fires, earthquakes akes or volcanic .:..... :....:: Q ANAGEMEN :ANDTHE rrenc :.::.::.::.:::.::. fe. eenE> ' ObJectim Department response tomes to fall below SO-1Endeavor to maintain a law enforcement tsh :.;:.;:.:.<::.: ::.;;;:.:;:.:.:......:.::.:::.::.;:.;:.;:.; response time for or cY emergency police calls of no g : than five minutes.more>:::>:::::::: F:re wifhm Fcve Minutes for 90%of all?' <<>« SO-2 Maintain an overall fire insurance(ISO)rating of three or better, and an emergency cY n fire g responsewithin wi ' five 0 minutes for 90% of all emergency incidents within the Town Limits. ........ SO-3 Maintain the P aradise Multihazard Disaster SAFE , ,,. y 0...:....CTIC! "................................: . Platt and conduct practice exercises throughout S.4FETY.P(ILICY :.::.::.:::.::.::;.:;.;:.;:.;:.::.::.::.: ;:.;:.::.: :. the life of the General Plan. SAFE?'Y IMPEEMEIVT`ATION SO4 Designate an emergency aircraft landing area within three years. Goals SG-1 Assure that law enforcement and fire protection Policies services are enhanced sufficiently to meet the demands of new and existing land use SP-1 New and unmitigated land use development development. shall not cause the police and fire protection services emergency repsonse times to fall SG-2 Provide adequate access, including emergency below the service levels established by this vehicle access and evacuation, to all new plan parcels and existing parcels where feasible. Paradise General Plan Policy Document 6-41 2000 `Road standards for fire equipment access Co }Standards for signs identifying streets, SP-2 Through the development review process, roads and buildings adequate roads shall be required to be E Minimum private water supply reserves for constructed and/or improved for emergency emergency fire use vehicle access, particularly in high wildland • Fuel breaks and greenbelts fire hazard areas. • j Land use policies and safety standards that take into.account the recurrent nature of I SP-3 Future development should be designed and wildland fires constructed to take maximum advantage of • Design standards establishing minimum known fire and crime prevention siting, road widths and clearances around orientation and building techniques. structures • Emergency preparedness protocol and SP4 The town shall work with the Del Oro Water procedures Company, the Paradise Irrigation District and f• Maximum length of cul-de-sac roadways the Lime Saddle Community Services District to assure the adequacy of fire flow and SP-9 The town should assure that increased runoff peakload water supplies. resulting from additional coverage of surface area on developing properties does not SP-5 The town should promote fire prevention by adversely affect surrounding properties, roads . continuing to require brush removal.and fuel or stream courses. load clearing as ongoing conditions of development approval and . property SP-10 The town shall attempt to assure that no new. maintenance. structures are located within potential floodways. SP-6 The town should maintain adoption of a current Uniform Fire Code amended to reflect the SP-11 Development should not be permitted if unique needs of Paradise, and require identified or potential flooding and drainage compliance with its provisions. impacts cannot be overcome by sound engineering practices. SP-7 New fire stations(s)shall be located so that all areas within Town Limits are within a five- SP-12 All new development should comply with the minute emergency response time for 90% of all procedures and regulations of the Master.Storm emergency incidents. New fire station locations Drain Study and Facilities Plan. should be within a one-half mile radius of the symbols indicated on the Land Use Diagram. SP-13 The town shall attempt to require all new development to comply with the airport height SP-8 The town shall encourage Butte County to restriction policy, airport safety area(s)policies enforce standards conforming to the fire safety and land use guidelines for safety compatibility standards established by the state Board of of the Paradise Skypark Airport Land Use Forestry for state responsibility areas within Plan. the Paradise secondary. and tertiary planning areas,including: SP-14 Detrimental and toxic discharge into natural waterways shall not be permitted. Paradise General Plan Policy Document 642 2000 A i SI-5 Educate residents regarding the dangers of SP-15 Development projects should be designed to seismic activity and wildland fires, and the minimize soil erosion, and shall be required Town of Paradise Multihazard Disaster Plan to comply with all Town of Paradise-adopted and adopt the Town of Paradise MuL hazard soil erosion standards maintained by the Disaster Plan by reference in the General Paradise Community Development Plan. Department. . SI-6 Enforce and comply with the provisions of SP-16 The town should require all development the Uniform Building Code and the Uniform proposals on sites which contain slopes Fire Code. exceeding twenty percent, and/or which border or include significant and sensitive SI-7 Require adequate dry brush clearance around stream courses or natural drainageways, to structures. include programs for replanting and slope stabilization, erosion control plans, and to SI-8 Amend the town ordinances as necessary to incorporate designs which minimize grading require erosion control plans, site design and cut-and-fill. which-minimizes grading and cut-and-fill, and programs for replanting and slope SP-17 Building on slopes in excess of thirty percent stabilization. should not.be permitted. SI-9 Constantly re-evaluate and continue to implement the Master Storm Drain Study and Implementation Measures Facilities Plan. SI-1 Establish standards for adequate fire flows SI-10 Adopt by reference the Paradise Skypark for new land use development and expansion Airport Land Use Plan. of existing development. SI-11 Submit all zoning, subdivision and general SI-2 Review existing standards for roadway plan amendment applications within the widths, emergency access and road and adopted airport area of influence to the Butte structural identification and amend as County Airport Land Use Commission for nay. review and approval. SI-3 Establish law enforcement and fire protection impact fees for new land use development Hazardous Waste Management sufficient to assure that established levels of protection are maintained. The County of Butte has prepared and adopted a Hazardous Waste Management Plan in accordance with SI-4 If feasible, establish law enforcement and state law. The plan contains information on sites that fire protection service fees for existing land may be potentially suitable for various hazardous waste uses sufficient to assure that established facilities, including transfer and storage facilities, levels of protection are maintained. treatment and recovery facilities, and solidification for storage or residuals repositories. Using a "constraints and opportunities mapping" process, the county has Paradise Genera!Plan Policy Document 6-43 1994 Betts, Steve From: Erickson, Craig Sent: Friday, August 25, 2000 9:44 AM To: Betts, Steve Subject: RE: Sonntag Pre-Development Conference, Aug. 31 Hi Steve, We will have-a representative at the meeting. By the way, isn't Merrill Lane technically a culdesac? I didn't see a second access to this subdivision. also, since this division borders the town, is your Department going to recommend annexation? -----Original Message----- From: Betts,Steve Sent: Friday,August 25,2000 9:22 AM To: Edell,Stuart; Erickson,Craig Subject: Sonntag Pre-Development Conference,Aug.31 Just a reminder that a pre-development conference for Walter Sonntag for a tentative parcel map/tentative subdivision map has been set for August 31 at 2:00, to be held at the Department of Development Services conference room (refer to my 8/8/00 letter to you). To date, I have not received comments from your departments or confirmation that a representative from your department will attend the conference. Please let me know if someone will be attending, otherwise please send me any comments you may have. If you have any questions please give me a call (x 7153). Thanks. 1 f 5. LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY w PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE OROVILLE,CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 ti TELEPHONE: (530)538-7601 FAX: (530)538-7785 August 24,2000 Walter Sonntag 6674 Shay Lane Paradise, CA 95969 Re: Pre-Development Conference for a Tentative Subdivision Map/Tentative Parcel Map,APNs 050-260-014 & 015, for Walter Sonntag, File#PRED 01-02 Dear Mr. Sonntag: A pre-development conference regarding your proposed project will be held on Thursday, August 31,2000,at 2:00 p.m.in the Development Services Department conference room located at 7 County Center Drive, Oroville. The purpose of the meeting is to inform you of local or state requirements that may apply to your project. Responsible agencies have been asked to either attend the meeting or to submit written comments prior to the meeting. You or your representative are encouraged to attend the pre-development conference. Should you have any further questions regarding the pre-development conference,please contact me between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Sincerely, Stephen Betts Senior Planner L California Regional Water Quality Control Board Central Valley Region y . Steven T.Butler,Chair �'� Winston H.Hickox Gray Davis Secretaryfor Redding Branch Office Governor Environmental Internet Address: http://www.swrcb.ca.gov/—rwgcb5 Protection 415 Knollcrest Drive,Suite 100,Redding,California 96002 Phone(530)224-4845•FAX(530)224-485" 24 August 2000 Mr. Stephen R. Betts, Senior Planner Butte County Planning Division 7 Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965-3397 COMMENTS ON TENTATIVE SUBDIVISION MAP FOR WALTER SONNTAG (FILE#PRED 01-02),PARADISE,BUTTE COUNTY We have reviewed the subject documents and have the following comments regarding three general aspects of the proposed development: Storm Water,.- A construction Activity Storm Water Permit is required for storm water discharges' associated,with,a construction'activity,where clearing, grading, and excavation results in'a land . disturbance of five or more acres. Storm water discharges from a construction activity that results in a„ land disturbance of less than five acres, but which is part of a larger.common plan'of development, ,also requires a permit. The Construction Activity Storm Water Permit must be obtained prior to construction. Failure to obtain a permit, when required, may result in enforcement action. . Construction Dewatering - If improvements such as sewer, or other utility installation require dewatering of any excavation, a general NPDES dewatering permit must be obtained. This office may be contacted to obtain the forms for this permit if necessary. Wastewater Treatment and Disposal —If individual on-site sewage disposal systems are proposed the requirements of the Town of Paradise and Butte County Environmental Health would be applicable. If the development will be served by a community on-site sewage treatment and disposal system the Board may require Waste Discharge Requirements to be adopted for the treatment and disposal facilities and the following comments apply: Sufficient information must be provided by the applicant to enable evaluation of the treatment and disposal options in relation to conditions in the area,such as local ground and surface water hydrology and.soil.types and depths. Potential impacts or benefits which must be addressed include contamination of,ground and surface waters, protection of public health, generation of vectors and nuisance conditions such as-odors, and short-term impacts during construction such as accelerated erosion. A septage disposal plan must also be considered since the homes in the development will all be on'septic tanks. REppI VED California Environmental Protection Agency AUu 2 5 2000 �d Recycled Paper BUTTE TICOUNTY,NNlNvO N I r Stephen R. Betts, Senior Planner - 2 - 24 August 2000 For Regional Board staff to comment further on a community system for the proposed projects, the proponent should submit the information required in the Regional Board's Information Needs for Waste Disposal from Land Developments. After this information has been supplied we will determine it's adequacy. After review of the data, staff may decide to recommend adoption of Waste Discharge Requirements. If such a decision is made the owner will be notified and given the appropriate forms (Report of Waste Discharge) to initiate this process. Note that a complete Report of Waste Discharge and filing fee must be submitted at least 120 days before it is expected that any wastewater will be discharged. In addition, the development may be required to form a public entity as defined in the above Regional Board guidelines. If you have any questions regarding the above information, please contact me at (530) 224-4801 or the above address. Nolan A. Randall, P.E. Associate WRC Engineer South Regulatory Unit Shasta Cascade Watershed NAR: sae cc: Doug Fogel, Butte County Environmental Health Go°ntY Ai, w 2525 Dominic Drive,Suite) Lawrence D.Odle Chico,California 95928 Air Pollution Control Officer (530)891-288210 �� � James Wagoner (530)891-2878 Fax �8 W.ement Asst.Air Pollution Control Officer August 17, 2000 Stephen Betts, Butte County Department of Development Services Planning Division 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 Re: PRED 01-02 Dear Mr. Betts: The District has reviewed the request for comments for a pre —application conference regarding a Tentative Subdivision Map on property located at Merrill Road ,and Shay Lane east Paradise area. Based on the information submitted the District recommends incorporating measures to control fugitive dust emission from all road and other construction activities during project improvements. Measures may include site and driveway watering and/or use of ether acceptable soil palliatives. Thank you for the opportunity to comment on the proposed project. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact the District at 891-2882. Sincerely, • Gail Williams Air Quality Planner RECLINED AUG 2 1 2003 File No 3451.1 BUTTE COUNTY PLANN[No T)TvTgTON f:\apps\wpdocs\eir\bcpredO l-02.doc Aug-15-00 02 :32P Paradise Irrigation Dist 530 876 0483 P.01 RECEIV ` ED AUG 15 2000 PARADISE IRRIGATION DISTRICT BUTTE COUNTY 5325 Black Olive Drive PLANNING DIVISION Mailing Address: P. O. Box 2409 Paradise, CA 95987-2409 Phone: (530) 877-4971 FAX: (530)876-0483 P" Ito: Stephen Betts,Senior Planner From: Neil Essila,Assistant Engineer Fair 538-7785 Peges: 2 Plarwe 538-7601 Daft August 15,2000 Roo PredeveloWent Review PRED 01-02 CC: ❑ Urgent 13 For Review O Please Cor mmd ❑Please RePty D Per Your Request e Coanrnentm Paradise Irrigation.District has submitted the following comments to the Town of Paradise in connection with the above referenced predevelopment review. Please contact me at 877-4971 if you have any questions regarding these comments. Thank you. Aug-15-00 02:32P Paradise Irrigation Dist 530 876 0483 P-02 .J .. i e L10 r ,A:;* V, PARADISE M(MBER OF ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA WATER AGENCIES AND AMERICAN WATER WORKS ASSOCIATION 4 5325 BLACK OLIVE DRIVE MAILING ADDRESS: P. 0. BOX 2409 PARADISE,CALIFORNIA 96087-2409 TEL: (5910)5fl4971 FAX: (530)8714MS August 15,2000 'I Town of Paradise s Attention: Ai McGrechan 5555 skyway Paradise,CA 95969 Subject: Butte County Pre-development Review for a Tentative Subdivision Map/ Tentative Parcel Map, APN 050-260-014,015, File#PRED 01-02. Dear Mr. MaG achan: Thank you for bringing this proposed tentative map to the attention of Paradise Irrigation District. It has received review at the staff level. The District would like the project proponent to be aware of certain matters related to water supply. Therefore the District respectfully submits the following comments for inclusion into the pre-application conference proceedings. 1. The two lots proposed for subdivision are outside the Paradise Irrigation District service boundary. At this time water service from Paradise Irrigation District would be unavailable to parcels within either of the proposed maps(Exhibits"A"and"B")• 2. On February 16, 1994 the Paradise Irrigation District Board of Directors placed a moratorium on any new "Limited Annexations"to the District. The moratorium is to remain'in effect until such time as the Board determines there is or will be an adequate supply of water to meet the needs within the'existing District boundaries. 3. The lot line adjustment proposed in the map shown in Exhibit "A"would create a lot that would extend across the District boundary_ The District currently serves water to Lot 14 of Shay Acres Subdivision, APN 050-230-021. However, should the boundary of Lot 14 be adjusted as proposed, service of water to that portion of the proposed lot outside the District service boundaryis not permitted under District Rules and Regulations. Please contact me at 8774971 if you have any questions or comments regarding this matter. Sincerely, Neil J. Essila Assistant En&= Cc: Stephen R. Betts, Senior Planner, Butte County Planning Division RECEIVED AUG 15 2000 BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION Betts, Steve From: Leasure, Paula Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2000 9:15 AM To: Betts, Steve Subject: File No. PRIED 01-02 Steve, The LAFCo offices will be closed on August 30, 31 and September 1, 2000. Staff will not be able to attend the predevelopment meeting on this proposal. There may be an issue with this proposal if the applicants are planning to annex to the Paradise Irrigation District in order to obtain domestic water. LAFCo requires that the boundaries of the Town of Paradise and the Paradise Irrigation District remain co-terminous. So, if PID water is needed, annexation to the Town will also be required. If the applicants are planning to utilize private wells there should not be any LAFCo issues. Paula Leasure RUSSELL A CRONINGER RFC SURVEYORS,INC. NMI R F 1 � SURVEYORS,INC. 331 WALL STREET CHICO,CA 95926 916.343.5841 1 LEAD IN SHEET FILE NO: PRED 01-02 AP# 050-260-014, 015 APPLICANT: Walter M. Sountag, 6674 Shay Lane , Paradise, CA 95969 OWNER: Walter M. Sonntag, 6674 Shay Lane, Paradise, CA 95969 REPRESENTATIVE: N/A REQUEST: Pre-Development Conference SIZE: 12 Acres LOCATION: Approximately 500 feet South of Merrill Road, and 150 feet East of Sha_ Lane, East Paradise CA. SUPERVISORAL DISTRICT #,EXISTING ZONING: SR 1 (Suburban Residential 1 acre) ZONING HISTORY: SURROUNDING ZONING: SURROUNDING LAND USE: SITE HISTORY: GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION: AR(A,gricultural Residential) APPLICABLE REGULATIONS: L COMMENT DISTRIBUTION LIST APPLICATION: DATE: County Of ices and Cities: / / _ Chief Administrative Officer _X_✓ Develop.Services Director X_✓ Public Works Director _X_� Environmental Health _ _ _ Building Manager Sheriff BCAG — UC X LAFCo Quality Mgmt. utte Co.Farm Bureau Biggs /Air Gridley _ Chico Oroville Paradise _ Chico Airport Commission Animal Control _X_ Agricultural Commission Irrigation District: Butte Water _ Biggs/W.Gridley Water _ Durham Irrigation OWID _ Paradise Irrigation _ Richvale Irrigation Table Mountain Irrigation _ Thermalito Irrigation _ Other Domestic Water _ Butte Water District _ California Water Service Co. _ Del Oro Water Co. OWID _ Thermalito Irrigation District _ Other Sewer Butte Water District _ Thernalito Irrigation _ Sterling City Sewer Main Sk sen Subdivision(CSA 21) _ L.O.A.PUD Fire Prot tion _X_ California Department of Forestry _ EI Medio Fire Protection Di<trict Recreation Districts _ Chico Area Recreation _ Durham Area Recreation _ Feather River Rec.&Park Paradise Recreation&Park Richvale Recreation &Parks Utilities _ PG&E North-Chico _ Chambers Cable TV _ Pacific Bell PG&E South-Oroville Viacom Cable TV State Agenci s / CalTrans (Traffic) _ Dept.of Water Resources `� Dept.of Fish and Game _ Forestry(Atte:Craig Carter) _ Dept of Parks and Rec. _ Highway Patrol Central Reg.Water Quality Cont._ Caltrans,Aeronautics Program Department of Conservation — Off.of Mining Reclamation _ Off.of Governmental&Env.Relations Dept.Social Services,Comm.Care Licensing Federal Agencies US Forest Service _ US Bureau of Land Management _ US Fish&Wildlife Service Army Corps of Engineers Other Districts,Agencies,Committees,etc. Lime Saddle Dist _ Community Association _ Mosq.Abatement.Oroville/Butte Co Drainage _ Butte Env.l Council _ Paradise Pines Com. Assoc. Reclamation _ Cal Native Plant Society _ Butte Co.Mining Committee _ Forest Ranch Community Assoc. Butte Ck.Watershed Conservancy_ School Districts 09796 Walter M.-Sonntag Diane R. Sonntag 6674 Shay Ln 9D-7162/3222 Paradise, Ca 95969 DATE PA I ' TO THE z: ORDER OF Deteib on Oeca. ®Washington Mutual Washington MvNel Benk,FA Paradise Financial Center 1536 - 6669 Clerk Reed 140P766.7000 Paradise.CA 95989 24 HW pStsrrs,SerA s FOR 11'00979611' ' 1: 3222716271:866el1302729m7u' RECEIPT TOTAL PUBLIC PUBLIC ENV. NOE/NOD DATE NO. RECEIVED WORKS LAFCO PLANNING SALES HEALTH FIRE F/G FEE OTHER APPLICANT RECEIVED FROM RECEIPT 18 613 OFFICIAL RECEIPT COUNTY OF BUTTE STATE OF CALIFORNIA OFFICE OF PLANNING ISSUED ' ;:114 Coun LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND BEAUTY PLANNING DIVISION DEPARTMENT OF DEVELOPMENT SERVICES 7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE • OROVILLE,CALIFORNIA 95965-3397 TELEPHONE; (530)538-7601 August 8,'2000 FAX:.(530)538-7785 To Reviewing Agencies and Departments: Subject: Pre-development Review for a Tentative Subdivision Map/Tentative Parcel Map,APNs 050- 260-014 & 015, for Walter Sonntag, File#PRED 01-02 The Butte County Development Service Department has received a request for a pre-application conference regarding a Tentative Subdivision Map/Tentative Parcel Map. Two different proposals on the property have been submitted: A Tentative Subdivision Map to create twelve 1.1 acre parcels and one 1.9 acre parcel (Exhibit"A")on APNs 050-260-014&015, and a Tentative Parcel Map to create three 1.1 acres parcels and one 3.4 acre parcel (Exhibit"B") on APN 050-260-014. On-site sewage disposal is proposed. The site is zoned SR-1 (Suburban Residential, 1-acre minimum parcel size)and has a General Plan land use designation of Agricultural Residential. The site is located approximately 500 feet south of Merrill Road and 150 feet east of Shay Lane, east Paradise area. The purpose of the meeting is to inform the applicant of local or state requirements that may apply to their project. This allows the applicant to incorporate those requirements into the design of the project when the actual application is made. The pre-development conference will be held in the Development Services Department conference room located at 7 County Center Drive, Oroville on August 31, 2000, at 2:00 p.m. If your department has concerns or comments regarding the proposal, please have someone attend or submit written comments to this department prior to the meeting. Comments may be faxed to (530) 538-7785, attention Stephen Betts. If you have any questions please contact me at(530) 538-7153. Sincerely, Stephen R. Betts Senior Planner Enclosures cc: Butte County Environmental Health Butte County Local Agency Formation Commission Butte County Department of Development Services Butte County Public Works, Land Development Division Butte County Agricultural Commissioner California Department of Forestry and Fire Prevention California Department of Fish and Game Central Valley Regional Water Quality Control Board Butte County Air Quality Management District Town of Paradise \ _ - / r II `� I • I , I I , I , a � ..... _ I . - !- ---- ----------__- - ------- --- -- --- - --- � II ' 51W9ZW MIA -a I II I l V1005Lp5 • II al I j0 O I I d 10 _I I, I I, II II I, ----- ------- al Il n - - 'I OVER ONE ACRE 26' - DOUBL__ SEALCOAT _ _2x -► 0.50' HINGE POINT ��3•� HINGE POINT Z. CLASS 2 AGGREGATE EASE (V4"MAX. GRAO.) TI-3.5 in COMPACT TOP 6' OF SUBGRADE DOUBLE SEAL COAT: TO 96X RELATIVE COMPACTION ONE APPUCATION OF MC-250 PENETRATION TREATMENT GENERAL EARTHWORK NOTE: (FOR SECTIONS 1,2 k 3) FIRST COAT: (1) EARTHWORK SHALL BE AS PER SECTIONI9,."EARTHWORK' ONE APPLICATION OF ASPLHALT EMULSION CRS-2 OF THE CAUFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ONE APPLICATION OF SCREENINGS X NO. 8 mis" STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS SECOND COAT:. j2 - - ) ONLY THE.TOP 6" OF.:SUBGRADE WITHIN EXCAVATION AREAS SAME AS FIRST COAT SHALL BE COMPACTED TO 95X R.C. PENETRATION TREATMENT, EMULSION AND SCREENINGS SHALL.BE.APPLIED . .:.:....,..'.:..._.:..,,_. :.,.:;_.___...,_ IN ACCORDANCE WITH.STATE STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS ' ONE ACRE AND SMALLER :PARCELS 40' FACE TO FACE 5.5' L 18' MIN. 18' MIN. -- —2X —2X ----- MINIMUM STRUCTURAL SECTION ROLLED CONCRETE CURB COMPACT TOP 6' OF SUBGRADE (SUBJECT TO ENGINEERING ANALYSIS) T1-4.0 TO 95X RELATIVE COMPACTION FOG SEAL. 2' ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE 8, a'4" MAX., MED. GRAD.) LIQUID ASPHALT, (PRIME COAT) .. 8" CLASS 2 AGGREGATE BASE (-V4"MAX. GRAD.) INTERIOR ..STREETS . NOTE: 60' MINIMUM R/W rDTH 36' FACE TO FACE 5.5'. 16' MIN. 16' MIN. ROLLED CURB COMPACT TOP 6' OF SUBGRADE MINIMUM STRUCTURAL SECTION TI-3.5 TO 95X RELATIVE COMPACTION (SUBJECT TO ENGINEERING AMA;USOS) NOTE: THESE STANDARDS SHALL APPLY TO THE FOG SEAL. ROAD FROM MAINTAINED COUNTY ROAD 2" ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE 8, a'4" MAX., MED. GRAD.) THROUGHPARCEL BEING DIVIDED OR AS LIQUID ASPHALT, (2RIME COAT) REQUIRED BY THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS B" CLASS 2 AGGREGATE BASE (Y4"MAX. GRAD.) PRIME A.B. PRIOR TO PAVING MINOR CUL—DE—SAC ROAD NOTE: 50' MINIMUM R/W WIDTH TYPICAL SECTIONS FOR qua URBAN AREA LAND DIVISIONS 00 0° COUNTY STANDARD NO. o 0 RS-9 ° N.T.S. ,� s 1 • 4 1/2" Outlet NST ES 2 1/2" Outlet NST 2 1/2" Outlet NST NN 4" Minimum Inlet NST IMPROVED LOS ANGELES TYPE HYDRANT WHARF HYDRANT _ NOTE: (1) Each hydrant must be gated between hydrant and street main. - (2) Each. hydrant shall be. placed in such a manner that the 4 1/2" outlet or worf hydrant outlet faces the street. (3) For easy access to . fire engines, hydrant shall be. placed within 36" maximum from dike or. shoulder of roadway or 3" from back of sidewalk as directed by B.E.F.D. - (4) In area of prolonged freezing temperatures, barrel must be of dry type or protected from freezing. (5) Hose threads on outlets to be National Standard dimensions. (6) Hydrants outlet shall not be less than 18" or more than 25" above roadway level. x DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS �0 T F°' i STANDARD FIRE HYDRANTS ° COUNTY STANDARD NO. o 0 S-28 N.T.S. 38' MIN. �l 5' 1, 18' MIN. 18' MIN. 1 5' i---- -2X -2X --�► 0.50' � ....,�•,_ STRUCTURAL SECTION COMPONENTS AS SHOWN ABOVE HINGE POINT ARE THE-MINIMUM. WHEN SOILS OICTA'E, THICKNESS OF TI-4.5 MIN. ' In HINGE POINT STRUCTURAL SECTION SHALL BE INCREASED IN ACCORDANCE CUTTER SECTIONo WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. FILL SECTION MINIMUM STRUCTURAL SECTION TI AND R VALUES MAY BE USED TO JUSTIFY STRUCTURAL SECTION. FOG SEAL. 3- ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE B, Y4"MAX., MED. GRAD.) LIQUID ASPHALT, (PRIME COAT) 12' CLASS 2 AGGREGATE BASE (Y4-MAX. GRAD.) NorE: so' MINIMUM a w WaDT►tARTERIALS & MAJOR COLLECTORS 30'.MIN '- 5. 1 14' MIN. 14' MIN. �-- -2% -2X 0.50' HINGE POINT HINGE POINT TI=3.5 MIN. GUTTER SECTION n MINIMUM STRUCTURAL SECTION FILL SECTION d FOG SEAL. 2' ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE B. Y4"MAX., MED. GRAD.) STRUCTURAL.SECTION COMPONENTS AS SHOWN ABOVE LIQUID ASPHALT, (PRIME COAT) ARE THE MINIMUM. WHEN SOILS DICTATE, THICKNESS OF STRUCTURAL SECTION SHALL BE INCREASED IN ACCORDANCE 8' CLASS 2 AGGREGATE BASE (Y4" MAX. GRAD.) WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. TI AND R VALUES MAY BE USED TO JUSTIFY STRUCTURAL SECTION. NOTE: 60' MINIMUM R/w WIDTH MINOR COLLECTORS & LOCAL ACCESS 26' MIN. 12' MIN. 12`MIN. �:7 -4---- -2X -2R -►- 0.50' HINGE POINT Ji•� GUTTER SECTION n HINGE POINT. TI=3.5 MIN. c MINIMUM STRUCTURAL SECTION GENERAL EARTHWORK NOTE: (FOR SECTIONS A,B k C) FOG SEAL. FILL SECTION (1) EARTHWORK SHALL BE AS PER SECTION19, 'EARTHWORK- 2- ASPHALT CONCRETE (TYPE B. -W MAX., MED. GRAD.) OF THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LIQUID ASPHALT, (PRIME COAT) STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS 8' CLASS 2 AGGREGATE BASE (Y4-MAX. GRAD.) (2) ONLY THE TOP'6" OF SUBGRADE WITHIN EXCAVATION AREAS NOTE: 60' MINIMUM R/W WIDTH SHALL BE COMPACTED TO 95X R.C. STRUCTURAL SECTION COMPONENTS AS SHOWN ABOVE ARE THE MINIMUM. WHEN SOILS DICTATE, THICKNESS OF STRUCTURAL SECTION SHALL BE INCREASED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. TI AND R-VALUES MAY BE USED TO JUSTIFY STRUCTURAL*SECTION. SHORT CUL—DE—SAC ROAD (<600' LENGTH NO ONSTREET PARKING) TYPICAL SECTIONS FORT RURAL TT RURAL SUBDIVISION VALLEY-TYPE ROADS ° COUNTY STANDARD NO. e e RS-3' N.T.S. ,�, ' �. '. '.j. I ■ • ■ I v�iff4�4 ■ ' ttryyiyy�y ri�iii�i� i`....?iri!i... I� 50260014 ■ AR 7.034 • D . RD AREA, DEVELOPMENT 50260015 ■ ■ ■ j' t. Ilc av >&G i i ZZ'nr. rr. AV& d. 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BUTTE CU ' w FILE NO B-582 FILED THIS /0 rC DAY OF e".Q VA12Y 1994 0 PUT OF SURVEY FOR RALPH JOHNSON--(P2) -4I0 I v z c I BY UPPINCOTT SURVEYING. BUTTE CO AT_".L-A. , IN BOOK 3 OF MAPS AT PAGES_ to to I O O I PILE NO B-581 -P• SERIAL NO. 94-l043/ to p t.+ INDICATES RECORD PER.2701 OR 315---(DI) v AT THE REQUEST 'OF MOLLIS LUNDY -I I INDICATES RECORD PER RSN 93-07238--(D2) OD O WINDICATES RECORD PER RSN 93"07237--(to D V N n I n I INDICATES RECORD PER 1923 OR 316---- 0{) O INDICATES CALCULATED-------- --�C) u! o CANDACE a GRUBBS n COUNTY CLE - EC DER 80.J mI -- BY DEPUTY BASIS -OF BEARINGS RECORD ❑E SURVEY BASIS OF BEARINGS IS THE WLY UNE , to OF THE SW 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 BEING FOR N019'28'W PER .121-P 1A-19 WINIFRED WILLIAMS ET AL FD. 3/4' I.P. LS.3834 FD1 3/4- I.P. LS.3834 AS C-Et/18 CDR BEING A PORTION OF THE SWI/4 AND TFIE NW1/4 OF PER PLAT OF SIARVEY PER PLAT TU SURVEY OF THE NE1 4 OF SECTION 7, T22N. R4E, M.D.M. FD. CONC. MON. L.S. 1452 AS FOR L.S. STUTTS 1979 (P1) FOR L.S. STTTS 1979(Pt) BUTTE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C/1/4 PER 121-P/M-19 (P1) 630.13'(P1) 630.12'(P1) 93-01-009 SEPETEIABER, 1993 - N89'38'46"W 1260.25' (N89'41'26"W 1260.24' P1) L & L SURVEYING -- SHEET 1 OF 1 .._. tool entE ROAD Po DOX 071 PARADISE, CA -OW7. 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N89V3'38'W 830.40' NE 1/18 COR PER (P2) r LA 70S W wriUE%, �y - - 'OLD PROP. \ J� 60' NONEXCLUSIVE RD. p RSH 93-07238 >� AND PUE PER LOCATION MAP NTS f 60' NON --� 1.34 AC OLDEXCL \�v' RSN 94. mo PUCE: A T I N I '`�`3`. `�`. 791205, y ' N89'o338'w (C) N a �. SURVEYORS STATEMENT 27ot-w:.-315 I a 450-5T(02 & D3) Im LANDS OF YMWAMS \��� ?s• REMAINDER LANOS a THIS MAP CORRECTLY REPRESENTS A SURVEY MADE BY HE DR . N of As" 90-07237 � , N � 6 OF YNWAMScps 03 0 ,1.34 AC OLD �`0�- I J Ns9. 6). n o UNDER MY DIRECTION IN CM#-URMANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS I 0 J, SS. SCJ LANDS TO BE ADDED OF THE LAND.SURVEYOR'S ACT*AT THE REQUEST IIF' f o Z o .Wi N89'03'38"W (C) 1 1.80 AC NEW TO LANDS OF YYYLUE 0 RSH WNIFRED:%lWAMS DURING SEPTEMBER 1993. �� n C) O ( I 6.17 AC NEW v f I N019'28'W SCALE 1"- 100. Z Z N CoI 55.00. I LANDS TO BE ADDED ::` Z j N TO LANDS OF WRLAMs L8 6.>rJ O C I Of 2701-0.R.-313 O f RSN 94-!0929 y �c� cif` ..4 . w * e¢a.121�1�! ♦ MOLLIS LUNDY L.S. p O 0 3.60 AC NEW O S J• °; i i W (SSB�M B�O.OQ' 01 O p 60' I D 57'40 X32 E o - 5ewo0'(01) ^ c ` •_ I N 60.42 I. R:- 103.00' w w In L'- 106.29•(10s' 01) �- fo COUNTY SURVEYOR'S STATEMENT - 0 'tp� 00 18 450.34'(C) - --•..'� 412.43' C ".'r, , THIS MAP HAS BEEN EXAMINED IN ACCQltDANCE VITH SECTION ( ) 138.95(C) 78.35(C �•° .rro m 630.34'(C) _ 8766 OF THE LAND SURVEYOR'S ACT THIS 9DAY OF FD 3/4' IP LS 2843 Q I N89'03'38"W 630.33' C FEe IZ D FO 3/4 IP IS 2843 Q ( ) ' := 1994. N x Z SI4'48'o0'E Oso' S183s'16"E 0.79' FROM CALC POSITION FROM CALC POSITION \ N A - 380'00'(01) 4 Q N 'h 't i;; .';� WILLIAM CHEFF 14223 I rn I R - 103.00' ..; ::':� COUNTY SURVEYOR. BUTTE COUNTY 30 3oI L f06.29'(1os' b1) P� 1c LEGEND `-' v o FD 3/4' If LS 2843. n REG EXPIRES 3/31/97 .t 1 S24'01'27'E 0.27' a Iv FOUND COR. MON. AS SHOWN -- --� c SET 3/4 IRON PIPE L.S. 6373------- N N FROM CALC POSITION PLAT OF SURVEY FOR LS S7UT7S-----(P1) RECORDER'S STATEMENT • co I I BY LIPPINCOTT SURVE11NO. BUTTE CO FILE NO 8-582FILED THIS /o rC DAY OF B a V A R V 1994 1 I PLAT OF SURVEY FOR RALPH JOHNSON--(P2) v 10 v Z BY UPPINCOTT SURVEYING, BUTTE CO AT��(-.B M IN BOOK 3 3 DF HAPS AT PAGES 0401to 0 I FILE NO 8-581 •A' SERIAL NO. 94-l0 4 3/ to g 4' INDICATES RECORD PER 2701 OR 315---(Dt) v AT THE REQUEST OF MOLLIS LUNDY to 1 -7 1 INDICATES RECORD PER RSH 93-07238---(D2) co u ( ) W INDICATES RECORD PER RSH 93=07237-- 03 V Ln Ln to n 1 n :� f INDICATES RECORD PER 1923 OR 316---- 04) O P INDICATES CALCULATED---kc) U! o .. .. CANDACE .1 GRUBBS 0 1 11 COUNfY CLE - EC DER N J 80. is BY DEPUTY BASIS ,OF BEARINGS REC ❑RD OF SURVEY BASIS OF BEARINGS IS THE WLY LINE OF THE SAY 1/4 OF THE NE.1/4 BEING FOR $ N019'28'W PER.121-P/1a-19 I 9 WINIFRED WILLIAMS ET AL FD. 3/4' LP. LS-3834 r FDI 3/4' I.P. LS.3634 AS C-Et/10 COR BEING A PORTION OF THE SWI/4 AND THE NW1/4 PER PLAT OF SURVEY PER PLAT SURVEY OF THE NE1 4 OF SEC11ON 7, T22N, R4E, M.D.M. FD. CONC. MON. L.S. 1432 AS FOR L.S. STUTTS 1979 (Pt) FOR L.S. SlUTTS 1979(Pt) C7/4 PER 121-P/-M-19 (Pt) 1 BUTTE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA / 630.13'(P1) 630.12'(P1) 93-01-009 SEPETEMBER, 1993 f -V ••• ' Wi N89'38'46'w 1260.25' (N89'41'26'W 1260.24' Pt) L & L SURVEYING 1 SHEET 1 OF 1 °... X007 6.771E ROAD Po eox 81'1 PARAOM CA .9 987 (916.)877-4= v II U _ f LM I _ .. ' u If it SR-1 : TA, n of Paradi e ( x FR 40 ;i II II i .I fNN; II o ill it IJ , 1 1� ,I f h i If , 1, i; I. . I I 1 I n 100 �Ib - ... i. TM ii !1 � r -MIN 6 5 8 _ 8 13 18 1817 a� m 13,161 feet m o i U R i. u it � � i° �.►.i' is (, 'r !I i G u 6 -�'- .� I h xcity � x 5 4 ' 060 7C0400 C 0600 C0400 C 1-- •:y �r ,? ?'mom' S,w ii j II I. f' II I{ i ii 'I is xn r. i nA, I V/ JS NON f i 1, i i I� a. I 1 1 I IOS 3SlGVJ I i Li �� rt ij ii Al SselO - SPOS i 1 i ....... ... 1 l if - _ ...... ...... ._._ r ii I i �I u -- i if 'I 6199 011,09 i a - 1 i ..... i. s �I p xpansive soils - MODERATE r. ...... ....... — — ._....Ji— . . r ; G . b 1HJI�S - uoisoaiL 'i P4.i t ....... ........ ....... _ I r 1 �I _77 ti 4 V N i . • it I . h i r i _ d: _= oten Landslide Ptial' High TITI Low to Modera e '' f; ; r.r,... wk t. 1 f 1 EN y _ l� Alu Li F _-_� 7L, Inter-Departmental Memorandum To: Stephen Betts, Senior Planner Q� From: Ted Crawford, Fire Department �N Subject: Pre-development review for W. Sonntag, PRED 01-02, End of Merrill Road, Paradise area Date: August 31, 2000 The following items need to be addressed for the fire department requirements on the two different proposals: Proposal A, create twelve 1.1 acre parcels and one 1.9 acre parcel; 1. Require a pressurized community water system for fire protection with fire hydrants flowing at least 500 gallons of water for 2 hours. Use of Paradise Irrigation District would probably necessitate being annexed into Paradise Town limits and then would be required to meet the Town of Paradise water requirements. 2. Merrill Road is a"dead end" street already serving over 20 parcels. Additional parcels being created would not meet the Butte County Code restrictions. 3. Because these parcels are inside the "State Responsibility Area" in Butte County, all new structures would be required to meet the fire safe regulations of Butte County and Public Resources Code 4290 covering addressing, building set backs of 30 feet from property lines and drive-way standards. Proposal B, create three 1.1 acre parcels and one 3.4 acre parcel; 1. The dead end street problem shown above would still have to be mitigated. 2. All new structures would still be required to meet the fire safe regulations of Butte County and Public Resources Code 4290. 3. All new residential dwellings would have to have an automatic sprinkler system installed per National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) 13 D. 4. The owner would be required to pay a $200.00 parcel fee into the water tender fund when a new building permit was applied for. If there are,any questions please contact meat 538-7994 CC: G. Morris _ W. Wilson _ Chrono File 4� PRO SEeT taor�-rtt s>T E Caoiq6 N):Xev-u* v C- 00 .N L7 e 1 S'o3"W�*-2rcG•OG —• fY 3 . C' �,.. i+ 3�$O KCoLD I -+► 1 , l i4 l r1 M RC WOW � to\. L /4 t 1 A,t. `Zo�6 .140 40 t Zo' , 61 1 ,o L IDT-7 t►t AC Lor 2 rap—, o a L©T 3wD AC L.o T 1� Qt g ,�S'�E F2 'flEEp R= 1QS,00 ' — I JA C. 57-0CeJZ24o t-=. 4� .. 4_ �S'cC'po' � � i-• 1.70� 1 (0, 19, 2S'`w �-L- 52c.oc , --� �\ ,`. �.Al}b '\ `` \ �O° - . • d rye} 3,SD ac. 24 �3 . 22 2 ► ` 20 19 • t ot� OLD <LVT L t N#- . i�t�o�'� C��'1��2RL �lOTES� . . 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In a 10 a tn -2V:4 VY 0 c� �� , LL in u � J teat• _zx 5d E� all. 36' i 5 1' 17' 17' 1, 5' HINGE HINGE POINT -2% -2% w POINT 0.50' . — �/� / � SUBGRADE 95% COMPACTION L X'CLASS 2 A.B. 3/4"MAX."MAX �?. ' TYPE B A.C. 1/2" MAX. X_ �O NOTE: 60' Minimum R/W width. 3 FOG SEAL MINIMUM # MAJOR ROAD GRADED DITCHES T1=4.5 A 28' S' 1, 13 13' HINGE HINGE -2% —► POINT 0.50 SUBGRADE 95% COMPACTION B"CLASS 2 A.B. 3/4 `MAX. 2" TYPE B A.C. 1/2 " MAX. i p NOTE 60'Minimum R/W width. FOG SEAL a C GRAOSO DITCHES MINIMUM i LOCAL ACCESS ROAD TI=3.5 .. 2' HINGE HINGE INT _2%.- —2% r POINT 0.50' i� tSUBGRADE 95% COMPACTION-� f CLASS 2 A.B. 3/4 *MAX. 2" TYPE a A.C. V2 " MAX. i NOTE:60'Minimum R/W width FOG SEAL GRADED DITCHES MINIMUM # MINOR ROAD TI=3.5 f SUBJECT TO ENGINEERING ANALYSIS NOTE vvv (1) Structuol section components as shown above are minimum. When soils dictate,thickness of structuiol section shall be increased in octordonce with requirements of the Deportment of Public Works. (2) Prime. A.B. Prior to Paving. COUNTY OF BUTTE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS TYPICAL SECTIONS FOR STANDARD NO. RS - 4 TITLE RURAL — HILLSIDE MOUNTAIN RECREATIONAL ROADS SCALE : I" = e'-o" FD 3/4' IP LS 2843 FD. RR SPIKE LS 3634 N5235'OS"E 0.38' FD. 3/4' LP. L.S.3634 PER 121-P 19 FROM CALC POSITION (P2) DEAN R12 ACCEPTED AS • 80' NON EXCLUSIVE RD. AND P.U. (N89'02'22'W 388,83' DO � �. TE' C-N 1/10 COR (P2) EsA'T PER1923-O.R.-318 dt pAl ,' 1597 OR 303 13 i N89'03'38'W 385.63'(C) MERRII�ZK RQ- gr. 26239�C1 1YAGSTAFF 606777 04)_ _ X0%5 N89ro3'38'W 830.40' (C) N6 / �i`�'rh 3 Ft FO 3/41'IP LS 3634 STARK LN 180.00' Dl ego, , N89-03'38"MI 830.40' NE 1/16 COR PER (P2) .. BILLE RD. _ ( ) w. 450.40 C D1 i ' , . C)r LANDS OF WYLLIE OLD PROP. \ �J 80' NONEXCLUSIVE RD. RSN 93-07238 AND PUE PER LOCATION MAP NTS 80' NON --.� t?! 1.34 AC OLD �� ��� E RSN"94•&g•3 0 �, s, 05 EXCLUSIVE RD� o • AND:�. �'"'T + " "� N89'o3'38'W (C) '� � '� N j9�12 �?, . SURVEYOR'S STATEMENT _. 27ot-aR.-31s 0 450.38' (D2 & D3) t0`,e3 I N O LANDSASH ��AMS ���j �, REMAINDER X66 Of WILLIAMS THIS MAP CORRECTLY REPRESEMS A SURVEY MADE BY ME OR . O .0- I rJ N s 6 . • N _ UNDER MT DIRECTION IN CONFORMANCE VITH THE REQUIREMENTS ,1.J4 AC OLD \ �C' S S ,,�C LANDS TO BE ADDED E I O J• ��1•J 1.80 AC NEW TO IJWOS OF WYWE o OF THE LAND.SURVEYORS ACT 'AT THE REQUEST OF _ Z .w. N89ro3'38'w (C) �Y 94-& 30 Z WINIFRED;NAUJIWS DURING SEPTEMBER 1993 O o ( - v 0 NO'19'28'1IV 8.17 AC NEW SCALE 1 100'- z Zo :N " 55.00 ' LANDS TO BE ADDED o — 4j Co 1 N TO LANDS OF WILL IAMs y C; O I O, 2701-O.R.-313 o I RSN 1-&29 -y �? ts� ,.? ; * �o.> ♦ HOILIS LurmY L.S. AfVA Q; O1v CO (S58V 80.OQ' 01� � p 80' I 3.80 AC NEW J'. D M57'40�32 E D - 58'00'00'(Dt) zo � 60.42 •~ N R:- 103,00' I �D•J O W V) �" L - 108.29'(1os D1) COUNTY SURVEYDR S STATEMENT CA IW L N N O . CA -� 18 450.34'(C) 412.43'(C)- t " ''cty,'.` THIS MAP HAS BEEN EXAMINED IN ACC13RDANCE VITH SECTION ( ) 138.95(C) 78.35'(C . W .w m 630.34'(C) q I N89'03'38"V/ 630.33'(C) r ' ` 9766 OF THE LAND SURVEYOR'S ACT THIS 9 DAY DF C FD 3/4 !P LS 2843 r ' 1994 N D FD 3/4' IP LS 2843 Q ; N I S1448'00'E 0.50' S16'55'18'E 0.79' Z FROM CALC POSITION FROM CALC POSITION -4 Jo N A 58'DO'00-(Di) 3 Q I N '4 '•;•, .,1`.��; VILLIAM CHEFF R 14225 G v t.: .:" tLi t. r.�,�'S .•. �..�,..� COUNTY SURVEYOR. BUTTE COUNTY W v 30 30I L 108.9(105' Di) I o LEGEND REG EXPIRES 3/3L97 v Z u FD 3/4- IP LS 2843 L, '� .. FOUND COR. LION. AS SHOWN -- -- Q I S24'01'27E 1127' A i o SET 3/4" IRON PIPE LS. 8373---------- tV N FROM CALC POSITION PLAT OF SURVEY FOR LS SIUTTS-----(P1) RECORDER'S STATEMENT . I Az I BY LIPPINCOTT SURVEYING„ BUTTE CO ' FILE NO 8-582 FILED TMS /o rd DAT OF EEBa UAa Y 1994 PLAT OF SURVEY FOR RALPH JOHNSON--(P2), J Io V z BY LIPPINCOTT SURVEYING, BUTTE CO AT�2LAx IN BOOK �'}; OF HAPS AT PAGES__ " to I to O I FILE NO 8-581 SERIAL NIL 94--&4.3/ o S'' INDICATES RECORD PER 2701 OR 315---(DI) v 11AT THE REQUEST OF HOLLIS LUNDY 4= I o Iq O - I INDICATES RECORD PER RSH 93-07238--(D2) OD ,.� W INDICATES RECORD PER RSN 93=07237-- D3 v O W n I n �' I INDICATES RECORD PER 1923 OR 316---- 04) O p INDICATES CALCULATED-------------�C) N C7 �-: CANDACE a GRUBBS n I 80.00'I v COUN fY CLEVEC DER BY DEPUTY BASIS -OF BEARINGS RECORD ❑F- SURVEY BASIS OF BEARINGS IS THE WLY UNE v OF THE SX 1/4 OF THE NE 1/4 BEING FOR 8 NO-19'28'W PER.121-P/LA-19 s WINIFRED WILLIAMS ET AL 1 FD. 3/4' I.P. LS.3834 f FD! 3/4" I.P. L5.3834 AS C-E1/16 CDR BEING A PORTION OF THE SWI/4 AND THE 1 NW %4 PER PLAT OF SURVEY PER PLAT TOF U SURVEY FOR LS OF THE NE1 4 OF SEC11ON 7, T22N, R4E, M.D.M. FD. CONC. MON. LS. 1432 AS FOR L.S. STUTTS 1979 (Pi) STUTTS 1979(Pt) / BUTTE. COUNTY, CALIFORNIA C/1/4 PER 121-P/1d-19 (P1) f 630.13'(P1) 93-01-009 SEPETEMBER, 1993 630.12'(P1) 1 N89'38'46'W 1260.25' (N89'41'26"W 1260.24' P1) L & L SURVEYING I SHEET 1 OF 1 to07 802E-1toAD PO 90x 671 PARADtsE. CA •95967 (9t8)677-43W I� -- 50-23 PAR T OF N //2 of SEC 7 T. 22 N. R. 4 E. M. D. B. 8 M. 22 W Q k ELL M ERRILL r �sa.�s' . _ `NEDRY MANOR SUB'0. a . 'isso:ayUNIT Na .1 �� 350 J30 " t 253./ cyto r. eKa• /. 4 F ; R. , r. 33 1 is la 12 If 10 a a 'A' s 4 3 '� ~ 0 / 240 �' 200; . . I 51 ® 4 o , 41 40 39 Q Q 3 35 a 0 1 i 2 /32.06 /3787 423.48 . 1 l /27 - I 12 - 0 L35AC / O c O2 N 23® � I 5/Ac .71 Ac .50Ac o 72 IIO 3 I 60 /I 0 L69ad� L33Ac l� O r I 1 76 / 75 70 , c 2 2 PM 53/97' /p 3 ►� � 22 r I 9.04AC. CHRIS 73 1.34 AC c e O p CT. 21 c Q 378.27 9 rs 210.86 /Z _ /43 58 µ- // 4-- LQW u; 46Ac 4 ` 795 N 6 z s \ p Ito B 2/ ® 26 f" O 3 .44Ae .69Ae « O .4A 6.8/AC a QV 70 r. �. I R I ►173.92 /2 5 2 11. O o o pZ H v ERRERA HEIGHTS SUB Q 2 3 3.47Ac c /39./7 /30.75 758 47' - :. 1 h 3/ �, 74 3 Q 1 758.471 : o M PNS/g7/ 6 -. 238 00 « A n O v! v 83 r /4 7 Q o/e@ 82 5.02 Ac - PM 134-19 /46tA9 /2L0 (� Q 2.61 Ac 01 y O O I 490.52 23&03 533. 17 360.863 3 /5 8 ►V ( I 291.09 0 ^ O /etS.s9 476." O o f .92© V i 59 11.03 AC "�'� 4 0 1412 Oi- Q � /27.27 W /1189 2 Q /0 /5 0 t . I 3 10.64Ac ^ I W � ) o /B // \ 60 Q-14 O 4.824 AC � 9es.s: /3626 i� AF' I y /g /3 553.73 f t /67.75 PM 121-19 /2J��N89a//X45"E 330 w//4CORNER ilk, 24 O I r. N 89 0 //' 45" E 330 THESE PARCELS ARE FOR ASSESSMENT PURAOSES : ONLY AND MAY NOT CONSTITUTE LEGAL PARCELS 24 Assessors Map No. 50 '23 County of Butte k HERRERA HEIGHTS SU9'0. M.O.R. 8K.135 PG.I/3 5-24-94 Calif.� . SHAY ACRES SU8'D M.O. R. Olt. 24 PG 47 � NEORY MANOR SURD. UNIT NO_ I RK. -;I or Io A it el It Ce 50 E.. .//2 .cam SEC., 7 T22 N. R--4.E , . M. 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Assessor's Map No. 50'22 s REXDAL E HE/GH rS SUB BK. 24 PG 24 8 25 ' - County of Butte, Calif. 5Y 1 Mbi� SUB- uN1T 1 �K. 32 PG. r a 2 �- 25- s4 DECEMBER, 1959