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FILE NO. 94-04 PERMIT NO.
PROJECT TYPE: Rezone
APPLICANT• Butte County Planning Commission
ADDRESS: 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965
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PROJECT DESCRIPTION: Rezone&from R-1 to SR-1
ON PROPERTY ZONED: R-1 LOCATED: On the north side of Dakota Ave. approx. 3500
ft. west of Hwy. 99 at 260 Dakota Ave.
AP NO.: 022-180-021 TOWN/AREA: Biggs
GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION Medium Density
1. Application Complete: Amount: Receipt No.:
RECL4naPO1, blsT�s�cT 17?
2. Comments sent to: PW, EH, City of Biggs, Biggs P1an.Dept. , BWD, Biggs School Dist.
3. Comments received from:
4. Rezone Petition Signatures Checked:
5. Mailing List/Lead-IIn' Sheet: February 1, 1994
6. Assigned To: SC�e-
7. Environmental Determination:
Categorical Exemption - CEQA//
State Clearinghouse No.: Negative Declaration
Mitigated Negative Declaration
Subject to Fish & Game: Environmental Impact Report
EX�t-1 P�o i.l
X General Rul Clon - CEQA#15061.(b)(3)
Other
8. Staff Report: Project Video:
9. Clearinghouse Circulation required? Yes - / No Date Sent to SCH:
10. Publication Notice Written: n7-0,9- � Display Ad Prepared:
11. Notices Mailed: z/ Number of Notices: Ila
12. Newspaper Publication Date: O C P G (( B J R
13. Planning. Commission Hearing(s): 'd b.4 107,
Action Taken: iar—
Special Conditions:
d Commission .Resolution No.
14. Board of Supervisors' Hearing(s):
Action Taken: n�
Board Resolution No.: Ordinance No.: Adopted:
15. Type Use Permit/Send for Signature:
16. NOE/NOD/APPENDIX G: Fish & Game Fees Paid: Yes No
17. Send validated Use Permit:
18. Assessor's Memo:
19. Copy of UP/VAR. to Planning Technician:
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Butte County Planning Commission - (item determined to be a General Rule
Exemption from Environmental Review) Rezone of 10 acres from R-1 (Residential)
to SR-1 (Suburban Residential) located on the north side of Dakota Avenue,
approximately 3,500 feet west of Highway 99 at 260 Dakota Avenue, identified as
AP 022-180-021, Biggs. (SAL) (File #94-04) (VIDEO)
The Commission waived the reading of the Staff Report. A video of the site was shown.
Mr. Hogan gave a brief summary of the project.
Chairman Lambert said she realized the Planning Commission initiated the project
considering SR-1 but she wondered if it could be zoned A-5?
Mr. Hogan said that A-5 would be incompatible with the General Plan Land Use Map.
The hearing was opened to the public.
Mrs. Murline Stockton said the 10 acre parcel is divided into two 5 acre parcels. She said
there is a buyer interested in purchasing one 5 acre ;parcel who would also like this
property zoned back to A-5 because they want to farm the almond orchard on the
property.
The hearing was closed.
Commissioner Lynch asked if the City of Biggs has commented regarding this request?
Mr. Lucas stated a letter was received opposing this rezone because this property is
included in their residential sphere of influence.
There were no representatives from the City of Biggs present.
Commissioner Lynch requested that, in the future, staff show in their videos when ditches
are present, that the ditch be shown in such a manner so that the Commission may see
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the relative size.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynch, seconded by Commissioner Nelson, and
unanimously carried for approval as follows:
A. Find that the project is covered by Article 5, Section 15061 (b)(3) of the CEQA
Guidelines which states, "the activity is covered by the General Rule that CEQA
applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect on
the environment". Where it can be seen with certainty that there is no possibility
that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the environment, the
activity is not subject to CEQA; and
B. Find that the proposed zoning change to SR-1 is consistent with the Butte County
General Plan designation of Medium Density Residential; and
C. Recommend that the Board of Supervisors adopt an Ordinance rezoning to SR-1,
the property identified as AP No. 022-180-021 (Stockton).
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2. A staff report reviewing the options available to the County and the applicant
(Murline Stockton, on AP 022-180-021, located at 260 Dakota Avenue. Biggs)
to permit temporary/permanent agricultural accessory buildings in the R-1 zone.
Mr. Hogan said that a staff report has been prepared presenting the options available
to the Commission. The applicant had explained her position on the subject at the
previous hearing.
Steve Lucas explained the situation and the options. He said Ms. Stockton is prohibited
from constructing an agricultural building to raise emus, since her property areas included
in an R1 zone. He said the site to the west is also R1 and the sites to the east and
south are A5. Mr. Lucas said the General Plan designation was changed to Low
Density Residential at the same time the A5 zoning was put in place. If the zoning is
changed back to A5, the General Plan designation would also have to be changed
back to the previous designation.
Commissioner Lynch said that Option #1 describes the applicant's dilemma, in that
she cannot build anything more than the present 10' x 10' building without a Use
Permit.
Chairman Lambert said there was previous mention of a neighboring property being
interested in rezoning also.
Mr. Hogan said that the County is in the process of amending and updating the
General Plan and would rather not piecemeal the zoning of properties. Allowing a
rezone and General Plan change on this property might set a precedent. Staff would
encourage the Use Permit process. It would be the quickest process.
Commissioner Nelson said that downzoning the property is not normally what people
want to do with their property.
Mr. Hogan said that the precedent would be in spot zoning--whether it is upzoning or
downzoning. Also a zone change and General Plan Amendment would be time
consuming and have to go before the Board of Supervisors for final action. The Use
Permit would be quicker although more costly.
Commissioner Bergman said the dangerous precedent was set in the original rezoning
because the property was within the sphere of influence of the City of Biggs. He
would favor allowing rezoning to A5 and allow the applicant to raise chicks on her ten
acres.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION-MINUTES-JANUARY 27.. 1994
Mr. Lucas said that according to the City of Biggs, it would be unlikely that the parcel
would be expanded to R1 uses, because of the drainage ditch between the City of
Biggs and the property.
Chairman Lambert favored allowing the applicant her agricultural uses, but was
concerned about setting a precedent of giving each property owner preferential
treatment in situations which normally require Use Permits.
Commissioner Nelson thought it unlikely there would be many situations like this.
Commissioner Lynch suggested rezoning the property to SR-1 which would allow the
ag uses without a Use Permit. The property would be next to R-1 and diagonal from
another SR-1. The property was improperly rezoned in the first place. Geography was
not taken into consideration. This commission should not worry so much about
precedent in cases where a mistake was obviously made and the mistake should be
corrected.
Murline Stockton said that her neighbor is retired from farming and does not care
about this situation. The ditch in question is an irrigation ditch. The City of Biggs has
already talked to her about putting houses on her property and rejected the idea
because of the ditch.
Commissioner Lynch asked if Ms. Stockton could obtain a letter from the neighbor
stating that he would not oppose a rezone to the SR-1. That would take care of the
situation until the General Plan can rezone the property to A5. Since the parcel is ten
acres, Ms. Stockton would not have to worry about the animal ordinance.
Commissioner Lambert suggested rezoning just the Stockton parcel and asking Ms.
Stockton to write a letter stating that she wants the property eventually rezoned to A5.
Commissioner Ferguson asked why a General Plan amendment is not necessary for
a rezone to SR-1. "
Mr. Lucas said that the present General Plan designation is Low Density Residential
and the A5 zone would have to be an Agricultural designation.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynch, seconded by Mr. Bergman and unanimously
carried to initiate a rezone on the property in question (AP 022-180-021) to SR-1.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION MINUTES'-JANUARY 27. 1994
VI. BUSINESS FROM THE FLOOR ON ITEMS NOT ALREADY ON THE AGENDA
(Presentations will be limited, to five minutes. The Planning Commission is
prohibited by State Law from taking action on any item presented if it is not listed
on the Agenda)
Murline Stockton said in 1982, her land was rezoned from A-5 to R-1 and she was not
notified. She said she just found out in 1992 that the property was zoned R-1. She
said she raises Emus and is being denied the right to build a chick barn because of
the residential zoning. She said she has talked to the past Planning Director, Bettye
Kircher, and Mr. Farrel, the Development Services Director, and was told she would
have to apply for a Use Permit or a rezone to A-5. She said she feels she was
wronged. She said she is a farmer who is not being allowed to farm. She said she
has 10 aces in Biggs and the property was A-5 until 1982.
Staff said they have met with Mrs. Stockton and it is true the property was rezoned in
1982. Staff said the notices were sent to the property owners. Mrs. Stockton would
have to obtain a Conditional Use Permit to expand what is now a legal non-conforming
use in order to add the additional agricultural buildings. The Stockton's could initiate
a zoning amendment or wait for the General Plan revisions to address the matter at
that time.
Commissioner Nelson said there are large fees or deposits connected with a rezone,
but did not think this rezone would take a lot of staff time.
Staff said the County's original reason for zoning this property to R-1 was because it
is contiguous to the urban area of Biggs and it was determined to be a logical urban
expansion area.
Chairman- Lambert asked that this be put on the next agenda for the Commission,-to
take an action regarding initiating a rezone or Use Permit.
It was moved by Commissioner Lynch, seconded by Commissioner Nelson, and
unanimously carried to put this on the agenda for January 27, 1994 under
Miscellaneous.
r Lynch said the Commission should try to help someone who is trying
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to follow the rules and is not allowed to build their ag. building. The General Plan
states that agricultural land should be preserved. This is Mrs. Stockton's intent.
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AGENDA ITEM
TO: Honorable Chair and Planning Commission
FROM: Barry K. Hogan, Planning Manager
BY: Stephen Lucas, Assistant Planner
DATE: 9 February 1994
REQUEST: Rezone 94-04/Butte County Planning Commission (Applicant): A
request to rezone 10 acres of land from R1 (Single Family Residential) to
SR1 (Suburban Residential) located on the north side of Dakota
Avenue at 260 Dakota Avenue, southeast of Biggs.
FOR: Planning Commission Meeting of 10 March 1994
ABSTRACT: This Rezone has been initiated by the Planning Commission at the
request of Mrs. Murline Stockton so that she may continue agricultural pursuits on her
property. The rezone is consistent with the General Plan designation and staff
recommends approval.
DISCUSSION: This is a rezone request for a 10 acre parcel (AP# 022-180-021)
located at 260 Dakota Avenue on the southeast boundary of the City of Biggs. The
present zoning is R1 (Single Family Residential) and the request is for SR1 ( Suburban
Residential). The parcel was zoned A2 until R1 zoning was adopted in 1983 as part of
the Gridley-Biggs Rezone and General Plan Amendment. The Planning Commission
unanimously agreed to initiate this Rezone action at the 27 January 1994 meeting.
This parcel is in an area of agricultural and residential uses. The property is on the
southern boundary of the City of Biggs, separated by a drainage ditch operated by
Reclamation District #833. The property has been in continuous agricultural use prior
to, and after, the adoption of R1 zoning. The change in zoning was initiated by the
City of Biggs so that it could plan on residential growth in its sphere of influence.
PROJECT AND SURROUNDING ZONING, GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION, AND
EXISTING LAND USE:
Direction Zoning General Plan Existing Land Use
Project: R1 Medium Density Residential Rural Residential
North: R1 Medium Density Residential Urban Residential
South: A5 Agricultural Residential Agricultural
East: A5 Agricultural Residential Rural Residential
West: R1 Medium Density Residential Rural Residential
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ANALYSIS:
The proposed zoning change is in response to continual requests by the land owner
dating back to 1983, that the original agricultural zone be reinstated allowing her to
continue agricultural pursuits. Mrs. Stockton submitted a letter to the Planning
Division in April 1993, again requesting the zoning change to allow the expansion of
the current agricultural use. At this time, Mrs. Stockton was informed that a Use
Permit would be required to expand the non-conforming use (agriculture in a R1
zone). Mrs. Stockton brought the matter to the attention of the Planning Commission
at the 13 January 1994 meeting. The Planning Commission directed staff to research
this subject and submit the findings to the Commission. The Commission felt that
Mrs. Stockton had reasonable grounds to protest the original zoning change from A2
to R1 to allow Mrs. Stockton to resume her agricultural pursuits. The proposed SR1
zone would maintain the potential for residential use in the Biggs sphere of influence
and is consistent with the General Plan designation of Medium Density Residential use
(6-13 units/acre). The criteria for this consistency is based on the need for urban
residential development in the future, adequate water supply, and accessibility to
urban services.
ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION:
An Environmental Impact Report was conducted for the Gridley-Biggs General Plan
Amendment and Rezone in 1983. This request has been reviewed in relation to
certified EIR. Staff has concluded that this application would result in no significant
environmental impacts and can be classified as a general rule exemption.
PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENTS: This application requires that a public hearing
be advertised and held. Advertisement of the public hearing occurred on 17 February
1994 in the Gridley Herald. 30 public notices were mailed to all property owners within
a 300 foot radius of the subject property. As of the date of this report we have
received no comments.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve the
application for a Rezone and recommend the Board of Supervisors adopt an
Ordinance to rezone the property identified as AP# 022-180-021 (Stockton) to SR1.
A. Find that the project is covered by Article 5, Section 15061 (b)(3) of the CEQA
Guidelines which states, the activity is covered by the general rule that CEQA
applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect
on the environment. Where it can be seen with certainty that there is no
possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the
environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA; and
B. Find that the proposed zoning change to SR1 is consistent with the Butte
County General Plan designation of Medium Density Residential; and
C. Recommend that the Board of Supervisors adopt an Ordinance rezoning to
SR1, the property identified as AP# 022-180-021 (Stockton).
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Attachments to Commission and Cities:
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APPLICATION FOR REZONING
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
APPLICANT: Read and follow instructions set forth on last page of this form.
Applicant's Name Planning Commission Phone No. 538-7601
Applicant's Mailing Address 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965
Applicant's Interest in property(Owner, Lessee,Other)
Owner's Name and Address Murline Stockton
Contact Person for Project(if other than applicant)
Assessor's Parcel Number(s) 022-180-021 Present'Zoning R-1
Requested Zoning SR-1
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Applicant's reasons for rezoning The area immediately around her home and all land
to the south and east is agricultural in nature.- - * A-.
Proposed scheduling/Associated projects(formation of service district,etc.)
Anticipated incremental development(future development plans subsequent to rezone):
Existing/proposed sewage disposal method:
Proximity of power and phone lines:
Distance to natural water course or storm drain:
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Describe anticipated on and off-site drainage improvements(PUD,MHP):
Describe how on-site and downstream drainage channels will be affected(PUD, MHP):
Water source:
Proximity of water for fire fighting purposes(hydrants,ponds,etc.)
Will excavation or grading be necessary? Cubic yards(estimate)?
List and describe and other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, including
those required by city,regional,State and Federal agencies:
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sales area, and loading facilities
If industrial,indicate type,estimated employment per shift,and loading facilities.
If institutional indicate the major function, estimated employment per shift, estimated occupancy,
loading facilities,and community benefits to be derived from the project.
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS AND MITIGATION MEASURES
Identify potentially significant environmental impacts associated with the rezone. What project design
features or special conditions of approval (mitigation measures) are proposed to alleviate potential
environmental impacts?
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a. ENVIRONMENTAL SETTING
Describe the project site as it exists before the project, including information on topgraphy, soil stability,
plants and animals, and any cultural, historical and scenic aspects. Describe any existing structures on the site,
and the use of the structures.
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historical, or scenic aspects. Indicate the type of land use(residential, commercial, etc.), intensity of land use
(one-family apartment houses, shops, department stores, etc.), and scale of development (height, frontage,
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INSTRUCTIONS TO REZONING A?PLICANTS
1. If applicant is not the owner, written authorization by the owner or other proof of agency must
be submitted in order for the applicant to legally sign the application. Application shall be
considered void if not signed by the owner or legal agent.
2. All items on application shall be filled in as completely as possible. Very few items should
be marked not applicable by the term "N/A".
3. It is very important that the application include an accurate and complete description of the
property proposed for each requested zone. The applicant will not be processed until we receive
the following information about area(s)to be rezoned:
a.Assessor's parcel number(s)from the tax bills or Assessor's Map.
b. Street addresses(if available).
c.Distances and directions to named streets,bodies of water o-railroads.
d. Legal description (subdivision lot numbers, fractions of sections or distances and bearings of
perimeter dimensions).
e. copies of map with rezoning area(s) outlined (Assessor's map, subdivision map,
or other map showing parcels).
4. California Government Code Section 65300 et seq. requires local zoning ordinances to be
consistent with a jurisdiction's adopted general plan. County approval of a rezoning request
must be supported by finding of consistency with the Butte County General Plan. Applicants
may request changes in General Plan designations by filing an Application for General Plan
Amendment.
5. The Application for Rezoning is subject to public hearings and approval by both the Planning
Commission and Board of Supervisors. The procedures For County action on rezoning
applications are stated in Chapter 24 of the Butte County Code.
6. Applicant fees as of (date)are$
Fees may be paid in cash or by check made payable to Treasure-of Butte County.
7. Before submitting a rezoning application, applicant is requested to discuss with staff all
questions about application requirements, County procedures, consistency with the General
Plan,and the provisions of existing and requested zoning classifications.
TO: Planning Commission
FROM: Planning Manager
DATE: 20 January, 1994.
SUBJECT: Possible rezone for Murline Stockton on A.P# 022-180-021 located at 260
Dakota Ave., Biggs.
BACKGROUND:
Mrs. Stockton has been attempting to convince the county that her property should
have never been zoned R1 considering she has been farming the parcel since 1976
when the zoning was A-2. The area immediately around her home and all land to the
south and east is agricultural in nature, and she would Ike to continue agricultural
pursuits as well. She claims that her objections to a rezone were ignored in 1982
when the rezone was initiated and she continues to be thwarted in her efforts to be
rezoned back to agricultural uses. Although she has a non-conforming use at present
she is restricted from expanding the use of her property beyond current use which she
says violates her right to farm.
The commission minutes from the GPA and rezone pubilic hearings for the Gridley-
Biggs area does not indicate that she voiced her concern at that time. The only
correspondence from her is dated 22 March, 1993. Mrs. Stockton contends that she
attended meetings held by the City of Biggs and protested any changes in zoning at
that time. She denies ever receiving any notice from the County concerning the GPA
or rezone.
PROCEDURAL REVIEW:
Review of all documentation concerning the GPA and rezone reveals several
questionable areas of concern that should have been more thoroughly addressed at
the time.
1. The EIR indicated serious concerns with the drainage capacity of this area and
further comments from Reclamation District 833 indicate that existing
drainage canals are at capacity and cannot withstand any additional urban run-
off. They further comment that any. additional development should be halted
until a master drainage plan for the entire area be established. Considering this
significant barrier to development an R1 zone would require substantial study
be conducted at property owner expense.
2. The selection of boundaries for zoning areas is not consistent and seems to
have been affected by individual property owners demands for particular
zoning when economically advantageous.
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3. The Biggs City Council indicated at the time that rezoning agricultural land to
residential uses would leave the current owners with no future protection of
non-conforming uses. This appears to be a reality now.
PRESENT SITUATION:
Mrs. Stockton has a 10 acre parcel on which she currently has some orchard use and
she raises emus. She has been told she cannot expand her emu operation beyond
present levels without obtaining a conditional use permit, she strongly objects to
being forced to adhere to residential zoning restrictions. Mrs Stockton's parcel is
surrounded by large parcels (5-40+ acres) that are quasi-agricultural in nature. Her
property is also separated from Biggs by a drainage canal (lateral #2) which restricts
the continuation of services and isolates her parcel from convenient access to the city.
Additionally, the City of Biggs has indicated that it has no intention of extending sewer
services beyond current limits unless the property owner assumes the cost of such
services. The area is also plagued by poor drainage that makes the area prone to
flooding during heavy rains, the Reclamation District manager indicates that this
situation is at crisis levels. No other urban improvements have been extended to this
area as of present. Mrs. Stockton is further restricted by Environmental Health .
determinations that her property cannot support a septic system on a parcel under 5
acres, this condition forces her to consider sewering costs if she were to utilize the R-
1 status. To fully utilize the residential potential of this parcel would cost the owner
approximately $25,000., and Mrs. Stockton adds that developers told her that the
property is not economically feasible for development. Mrs. Stockton would like to be
rezoned to agricultural use and be permitted to expand the agricultural use of her
property.
OPTIONS:
1. Take no action on the rezone request leaving the property zoned R-1. The
Stockton's could then be issued an agricultural exemption permit Pursuant to
the Board of Supervisor's Discussion Item 89-172 which allows the construction
of agricultural buildings in a R1 zone. This option is acceptable to the Building
Division, but would require that the Stockton's apply for a Use Permit to allow
for the expansion of a non-conforming use pursuant to Section 24-37.4 of the
County Code
2. Rezone the property to SR-1 (Suburban Residential-1 acre min) which would
allow for agricultural uses without obtaining a Conditional Use Permit. This
designation would be consistent with surrounding uses and still allow for
increases in urban residential densities at such time services are economically
feasible. However, it raises questons related to spot zoning that will require
additional discussion by the Commission.
3. Rezone the property to A-5 (Agricultural 5 acre min) which meets the request of
the Stockton's, but has no residential compatibility with the intentions of the City
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of Biggs concerning their sphere of influence. The A-5 zoning would be
compatible with the land use to the south and east of the property and allow
the Stockton's to fully utilize the agricultural potential of their land.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff would find either option 1 or 2 acceptable, although option 1 would require the
the Stockton's to pay the $1258.00 fee for a Use Permit, a exaction the Stockton's
have protested strongly. Under option 2 the Planning Commission would initiate a
rezone to change the zoning from R-1 to SR-1 allowing the property to be utilized for
agricultural purposes without restricting the Stockton's from expanding their current
farming operation. This zoning would be compatible with both the R-1 zones to the
north of the property and with the A-5 zones to the south and east. The 1 acre
minimum lot size would make increased urban densities possible in the future while
preserving agricultural interests at present.
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• ORDINANCE NO. 2296
I' AN ORDINANCE ZONING PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE ,
i) STATE OF CALIFORNIA, PURSUANT TO CHAPTER 24- 29 .
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1 li The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte , State o
2California, under and pursuant to Chapter 24-49 of the Butte County
3Code of said County DO ORDAIN as follows :
4 I SECTION 1 . The hereinafter described area situated in
5 jthe County of Butte , State of California, shall be and it is hereby
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6 zoned as an "A=5" (Agricultural- 5 acre parcels) District ,' and such
7 area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses. and
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8 regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24- 72 .
9 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
10 larea of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
11 follows :
12 Lots 2 through 15 , 18 , 19 , 20 , 24 , 29 , 30 , and 31 of !
- Gridley Colony No . 4 per map of record in Map Book 6 on
13' Page 8 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder .
14 Also that portion of Lot 16 of said Gridley Colony No . 4
located west of the east line of the Drainage District
15 No . 2056 right-of-way .
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16 Lots 10 , 11 , 16 and 17 of Gridley Colony No . 9 per map
of record in Map Book 6 -on Page S8 on file in the officei
17 of the Butte County Recorder .
18 The E 1/2 of Sec . 11 T17N R2E MDB$M.
19 Lots 4 and 5 of Gridley Colony No . 7 per map of record
in Map Book 6 on Page 7 on file in the office of the
20 Butte County Recorder .
21 That portion of Sec. 2 T17N R2E MDB&M located W of Lewis
Oak Road and N . of the N line of the Reclamation District
22 ) No . 833 ditch right-of-way line .
23 Lots 51 through S8 and Lots 66 through 77 and that
portion of Lot 86 located W of the southerly extension
24 � of the W line of Lot 66 of Ditzler Tract . Per map of
record in Map Book 6 on Pages 106 and 107 on file in
25. the office of the Butte County Recorder.
26 Lots 59 , 60 , 81 , 84 , and 85 of Ditzler Tract No . 2 per
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1l' map of record in Map Book 7 on Page 80 on file in the
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Lots 1 . through S , and 18 through 52 of Biggs Co_1_ony No .
3 1 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 88 on file
li in the-o-f-fic`e o-f the Butte County R-eco rd-erAll of i
4 ; Biggs Colony No . 2 per map of record in Map Boot. 6 on
1 Page 103 on file in the office of the Butte County
5 Recorder , all of Onstott Tract per map of record in Map
Book 8 on Page 22 on file in the office of the Butte
6 County Recorder, all that property located N and E of
said Biggs Colony No . 2 and S and W of said Biggs
7 Colony No . 1 , and all that property located south of
the westerly extension of the N line of Lot 50 of said
8 Biggs Colony No . 1 , E of the W right-of-way line of the
Southern Pacific Railroad , N of the S line of Sec . 24
9 T18N R2E MDB$M and E of said Biggs Colony No . 1 and No .
2 and said Onstott Tract .
10
Lots 1 , 2 , 15 through 20 , 37 through 44 , and 61 through
11 .64 of Gridley Colony No . 8 per map of record in Map Book
6 on Page 55 on file in the office of the Butte County '
12 Recorder.
13 Lots 3 through 10 , and 15 through 18 of Gridley Colony No .
11 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 56 on file in
14 the office of the Butte County Recorder .
15 Lots 1 , 2 , 3, 12 , 13, 14 , 16 , . 17 , 18 , 35 , 36, 37 , 53, j
and 54 of the Gridley Colony No . 6 recorded in Book S . Page
16 20 of the Official Records of Butte County, and the
easterly 41 . 25 feet of Lot 52 of said Gridley Colony No .
17 6 •
18 Lots 3 , 4 , S , 61 71 81 9 , 10, 11 , 121 13 , 149 21 , 22 , 23 , E
24 , 25 , 26 , 272 281 the N 1/2 of Lot 37 , all of Lots 38,
19 391 40 , 419 42 , and 43 of the Gridley Colony No . 2
recorded in Book 4 , Page 41 of the official records of
20 Butte County.
21 The E 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of Section 7 , T17N R3E MDB&M.
22 Lots 3, 4 , and 6 through 34 of the Gridley Colony No . 1
recorded in Book 41, Page 37 of the official records of
23 Butte County .
24 That portion of Section 18 T17N R3E MDB&M beginning at
the intersection of the centerlines of Evans Reimer Road i
25 and Highway 99 , thence easterly along the centerline
of East Evans Reimer Road to the point of intersection
26 of the centerline of Meyers Avenue , thence southerly
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1 !` along the centerline of Meyers Avenue 656 . 6 feet,. thence
!� S 88° 38 ' W to the centerline of Highway 99 , thence
2 ri northerly along said centerline to the point of beginning .;
3 I' Lots 13 through 24 of Block 1 of Rio Bonito Colony per
map of record in Map Book S on Page 31 on file in the
4 office of the Butte County Recorder, Lots 15 , 17 , 19 , 21 ,
23 , and that portion of Lot 13 located E of the E line
5 of the Sutter Butte Canal of Block 2 of said Rio Bonito i
Colony , all of Blocks 3 , S , and 6 of said Rio Bonito
6 Colony, and Lots 1 , 3, 5 , 7 , 9 , 11 , 13 , 1S , and 17 through,
20 of Block 4 of said Rio Bonito Colony.
7
That portion of Lot 42 of Dos Rios Fruit Farms per map
8 of record in Map Book 7 on Page 37 on file in the office
of the Butte County Recorder , located E of Dos Rios Road
9
All of Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 4 per map of
10 record in Map Book 6 on Page 77 on file in the office
of the Butte County Recorder .
11
The Hume Townsite per map of record in Map Book 6 on
12 Page 59 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorderi.
13 That portion of Sec . 19 T18N R3E MDB&M located N of and
within 353 . 7 ft . of the S right-of-way line of Perry Avenue
14 and W of the westerly line of Lot 2 of that parcel map
of record in Map Book 57 on Page 82 on file in the office
15 of the Butte County Recorder , and also Lots 31 and 32
of Gridley Colony No . 3 per nap of record in Map Book 4
16 on Page 47 on file in the office of the Butte County
Recorder .
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18 SECTION 2 . The hereinafter described area situated in
19 the County of Butte, State of California , shall be and it is hereby
20 zoned as an "A-10" (Agricultural - 10 acre parcels) District , and
21 such area shall be subject to the restrictions and 'restricted uses
22 . and regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-75 .
23 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
24. area of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
25 follows :
26 T17N R3E : The NW 1/4 of Section S . excepting that portion lying
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1 E of the westerly right-of-way line of the Sacramento
iI Northern Railroad and also N of the southerly line of i
2 j Gordon Estates recorded in Book 34 , Page 46 of the
!� official records of Butte County, and its westerly exten-
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3 sion .
4 Ii The easterly 660 ' of the NE 1/4 of Section 6 .
5 That portion of Section 9 ly_ng within the Gridley Colony
No . 5 , recorded in Book 5 , Page 23 of the official
6 ! records of Butte County, and that portion of Section 8
lying within the said Gridley Colony No . 5 , excepting
7 the southerly 518 ft . of Lot 77 of said Gridley Colony '.
No . 5 .
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That portion of the NE 1/4 o Section 81ying easterly of
9 the centerline of Gridley Avenue , and also south of the
southerly lot line of Lot 17 of the said Gridley Colony
10 No . 5 .
11 SECTION 3 . The hereinafter described area situated in
12 the County of Butte , State of California , shall be and it is hereby
13 zoned as an "AR-MH-1" (Agricultural Residential - Mobile Home - 1
14 acre parcels) District , and such area shall be subject to the re-
15 strictions and restricted uses and regulations pursuant to Butte
16 County Code Section 24-94 .
17 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
18 larea of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
19 follows :
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20 Lots 1 , 2 , 19 , 20 , 29 , 30 , 31 , 32 , 33, 34 , 35 , 36 , and
the S 1/2 of Lot 37 of the Gridley Colony No . 2 recorded
21 in Book 4 , Page 41' of the official records of Butte
County .
22
23 SECTION 4 . The hereinafter described area situated in
24 the County of Butte , State of California , shall be and it is hereby
25 zoned as a "S-R" (Suburban Residential) District , and such area
26 shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and
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Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
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5 All that property located S of Colusa Highway and
Sycamore Avenue , W of Oregon Street , N of Little Avenue ,
6 and E of Randolph Road , excepting therefrom that portion
located within the City of Gridley. i
7
Lots 55 through 59 of Parkside addition per Map of
g record in Map Book 7 on Page 39 on file in the office
of the Butte County Recorder .
9
All that portion of Sec . 35 T18N R2E MDBFM located S of
10 the S line of Lot 19 of Gridley Colony No . 11 , per map
of record in Map Book 6 on Page 56 on file in the office
11 of the Butte County Recorder, and its easterly extension
and E of the southerly extension of the W line of said
12 Lot 191 excepting therefrom that portion located within
the City of Gridley.
13
Lots 5 , 6 , 7 , and 8 of Beale Tract , per map of record
14 in Map Book 7 on Page 46 on file in the office of the
Butte County Recorder .
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16 SECTION S . The hereinafter described area situated in .
17 the County of Butte , State of California , shall be and it is hereby
lg izoned as an 11SR-1" (Suburban Residential - 1 acre parcels) District ,'
19 and such area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted
20 uses and regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 -162 .
21 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
22. area of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
23 follows :
24 The westerly 120 ft . of the southerly 427 .1 ft . of . the
NE 1/4 of Sec . 1 , T17N R2E MDB$M .
25
The westerly 110 ft . of the northerly 325 ft . of the
26 southerly 753 .1 ft . of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N R2E
MDB$M.
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cated NW of the NW line of the Butte Water District j
2 Lateral No . 4 . I
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3 Lot 1 of Gridley Colony No . 4 per map of record in Map
IIi Book 6 on Page 8 on file in the office of the Butte
4 ii County Recorder .
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5 �I All that property located N of Little Avenue , W of
Losser Avenue , E of Oregon Avenue and S of the Gridley
6 City Limits , excepting therefrom Lots 55 through 59
and Lot 70 of Parkside addition per map of record in Map
7 Book 7 on Page 39 on file in the office of the Butte
County Recorder .
8
That portion of Lots 17 and 32 of Gridley Colony No. 4
9 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 8 on file in the
office of the Butte County Recorder located IN' of the E
10 line of the Drainage District No . 2056 right-of-way .
11 That portion of the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N
R2E MDB$M located S and W of the E line of the Drainage '
12 District No . 2056 right-of-way .
13 That portion of the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N
R2E MDB&M located E of and within 738 ft . of the E line
14 of the Drainage District No . 2056 right-of-way and
within 278 ft . of the N right-of-way line of W Liberty
15 Road.
16 A portion of the S 1/2 of the SE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N
R2E MDBFM described as commencing at a point on the
17 W right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific Railroad which)
is located N 00° 10 ' W , 195 ft . from the N right-of-way
18 line of West Liberty Road ; thence S 890 50 ' W 446 . 77 ft .
to the true point of beginning ; thence S 00° 10 ' E 195 . 0
19 ft . ; thence N 89° 50 ' E 167 .19 ft . ; thence N 00° 10 ' E
195 .0 ft. ; thence S 890 50 , W 167 .19 ft . to the true
20 point of beginning-.-
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eginning-.21 All that property located E of Lewis Oak Road, N of Little
Avenue , W of Randolph Avenue and S of Colusa Hwy. , except-
22 ing therefrom that portion located within the City of
Gridley .
23
Lots 21 , 22 , 239 25 , 26 , 271 28 of Gridley Colony No . 4
24 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 8 on file in the
office of the Butte County Recorder .
25
Lots 22 and 23 of Gridley Colony No . 9 per map of record
26 in Map Book 6 on Page 58 on file in the office of the
Butte County Recorder.
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1 Lots 4 S 6 8 9 10 11 , 19 , 20 21 22 31 32 , 33,
34 , 39 , 40 , 451 461 47 , 48 , and that portion of Lot 7
2 Ii located to the SE of Lateral No . 4 of the Butte Water
3 I` District , of the Gridley Colony No . 6 recorded in Book I
5 , .Page 20 of the official records of Butte County.
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4 II Lots 1 and 2 of Parcel Map of record recorded in Book
49 , Page 21 of .the official records of Butte County.
5
The Craig Subdivision No . 1 recorded in Book 10, Page 3 of
6 the official records of Butte County .
7 The portion of Section 5 , T17N R3E MDB&M located E of
the westerly right -of-way line of the Sacramento Northern
8 Railroad and also N of the - southerly line of Gordon
Estates recorded in Map Book 34 , Page 46 of the official
9 records of Butte County , and its westerly extension.
10 That portion of Section 29 T18N R3E MDB&M described as :
11 Beginning at the intersection of the westerly line
of the Sacramento Northern Railroad right-of-way
12 and the north right-of-way line of Ord Ranch Road, thence
E along said N right-of-way line to the E line of Lot 22
13 of the Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch recorded in Book 8 ,
Page 24A of the official records of Butte County , thence
14 northerly along said E line of Lot 22 663 . 67 ft . to the
point of intersection with the southeasterly line of Lot
15 20 of said Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch , thence northeast- j
erly along said line to the southerly corner of Lot 19
16 of said Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch, thence along the
southeasterly line of said Lot 19 284 . 60 ft . , thence due j
17 E to the Sutter Butte Canal , thence northwesterly and
easterly along said Canal to the point of intersection
18 with the westerly line of the Sacramento Northern
Railroad right-of-way , thence southwesterly along said '
19 right-of-way line to the point of beginning . .
20 Beginning at a point on the S right-of-way line of W Rio
Bonito Road located on the N' S centerline of Sec . 12 T18N
21 R2E MDB$M ; thence S along said centerline to the center-
line of B Street ; thence W along said centerline 1002 . 5
22 It . ; thence N 0° 13 ' E , 295 . 8 ft . ; thence N 0° 13 ' E , 226 . E
ft . ; thence N 890 57 ' W , 336,8 ft . , thence N 15° 33' W ,
23 558 .4 ft . ; thence S 89° 57 ' E , 354 , 36 ft . ; thence N 15°
33' W to the S right-of-way line of West Rio Bonito . Road ;
24 thence northeasterly along said right-of-way line to- .the
point of beginning.
25
That portion of Sec. 13 T18M R2E MDB&M located S of the
26 centerline of B Street, E of Pitts Addition No . 2 , per
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office of the Butte County Recorder, and N of Biggs Colony ,
No . 1 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 88 on file i
in the office of the Butte County Recorder , excepting
therefrom the easterly 1996 . 4 ft .
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1 Lots 1 , 2 , 11 , 12 , 13 , 14 , and 19 of Gridley Colony No .
11 per map of record in Map 3ook 6 on Page 56 on file
2 �i in the office of the Butte County Recorder , and that
!I portion of Sec . 35 T18N R2E MDB&M located N of the
g easterly extension of the S line of said Lot 19, E of
said Lot 19 and S of said lot 13 .
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5 i SECTION 6 , The hereinafter described area situated in :.
the County of Butte , State of California6
, shall be and it is hereby
q zoned as a "C-2" (General Commercial) District , and such area shall
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g be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and regulations
9 ursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 -105 .
10 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
11 area of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
12 follows :
13 That portion of the N 1/2 of Sec. 1 T17N R2E MDB&M
located S of the centerline of the Reclamation District
14 No . 2056 right-of-way and that portion located N of
said right-of-way also located within 3S0 ft , of the
15 centerline of State Highway 99 and S of the Gridley City
Limits . I
16 Lots 25 , 43 and the westerly 366 . 0 ft , of Lot 27 of I
17 the Gridley Colony No . 6 recorded in Map Book 5 , i
Page 20 of the official records of Butte County
18 I excepting that portion lying within the City of
Gridley .
19 The westerly 366 ft , of Lot SO of said Gridley Colony
No . 6 , and the westerly 361 . E ft . of Lot 51 of said
20 Gridley Colony No . 6, and including the property
described as : beginning at a point 361 .8 ft. E of
21 the NW corner of Lot 51 of said Gridley Colony No . 6 ,
22 thence S 230 ft . , ; thence E 48 .2 ft . ; thence N 230 ft . ;
thence W 48 .2 ft , to the point of beginning , and
j 23 That portion of Lots 7 and 24 located to the h1V of
24 Lateral No . 4 of the Butte Water District , and that '
portion of Lot 26 located outside of the City of Gridley,
25 of the said Gridley Colony No . 6 .
26 That portion of Section 31 , T18N R3E MDB UI, located
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fi to the 11 of Lateral No . 4 ofthe Butte Water District .
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!� That property described as : Beginning at the point
3 of intersection of the centerline of Bonnell Avenue and'
the centerline of East Gridley Road, thence 150 ft . W ,
4 thence 290 . 6 ft . S , thence 150 ft. E to the centerline
of Bonnell Avenue , thence N along said centerline to the I
5 point of beginning .
6 The northerly 145 ft . of the easterly 148 ft . of Lot 38 of
the Gridley Colony No . 1 recorded in Map Book 4 , Page 37
7 of the official records of Butte County .
8 That portion of the NW 1/4 of Section 5 T17N R3E MDB$M
located east of the westerly right-of-way line of the
g Sacramento Northern Railroad and also N of the N line
of Gordon Estates recorded in Map Book 34 , Page 46 of the
10 official records of Butte County , and its westerly exten-
sion.
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.12 SECTION 7 . The hereinafter described area situated in
13 �the County of Butte , State of California , shall be and it is hereby
14 zoned as a "H-C" (Highway Commercial) District , and such area shall
15 be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and regulations
16ursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 -113.
17 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
18 prea of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
19follows :
20 The S 1/2 of the N 1/2 of the NW 1/4 of the N1!' 1/4 of
Sec . 7 T17N R3E MDB&M.
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22 SECTION 8 . The hereinafter described area situated in
23 the County of Butte , State of Californ=a , shall be and it is hereby
24 zoned as an OR-1" (Single-Family Residential) District , and such are
25 shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and re-
26 gulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 -132 .
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1 ` Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
2 area of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
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4 j Lots 78 , 791, 871, 88 , 89 , 91 , 92 , 93 , 96, 97 , 98 , 100, M,
excepting therefrom the westerly 240 ft . of Lots 89 and
5 I' 1001, and that portion of Lot 86 located E of the southerlyi
extension of the W line of Lot 66, all of Ditzler Tract
6 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Pages 106 and 107 on
file in the office of the Butte County Recorder .
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Lots 6 , 7 , 82 93, 10 , 14 , 15 , 16 , 17 excepting therefrom
8 the westerly 280 ft . of Lots 10 , 14 and 15 of Biggs
Colony No . 1 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page
9 88 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder.
10 All of Pitts Addition No . 2 per map of record in Map Book
2 on Page 169 on file in the office of the Butte County
11 Recorder , excepting therefrom that portion located
within the City of Biggs .
12
A portion of Section 13 T18N R2E TIDB V described as :
13 Commencing at the intersection of the N right-of-way line
of E Street and the N-S centerline of said Sec . 13 ; thence.
14 N 890 39 ' W, 732 . 2 ft . ; thence N 15° 15 ' W , 500 . 0 ft . ;
thence N 89° 57 ' W, 336 . 8 ft . ; thence N 150 33' W, 1577 .7
15 ft . to a point on the S right-of-way line of west Rio
Bonito Road and the true point of beginning ; thence S 150
16 33 ' E 1019 . 3 ft . ; thence S 89° 57 ' E , 354 . 36 ft . , thence
N 15° 33 ' W to a point in the S right-of-way line of
17 West Rio Bonito Road ; thence southwesterly along said
right-of-way line to the point of beginning .
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19 SECTION 9 . The hereinafter described area situated in
20 the County of Butte , State of . California , shall be and it is hereby
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21 zoned as an "R-3" (Medium Density Residential) District , and such
22 area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and
23 regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 - 141 .
24 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
25 area of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
26 follows :
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11 Lots 23 , 41 , and 49 of the Gridley Colony No . 6 recorded
in Map Book 5 , Page 20 of the official records of Butte
2 II County, and that portion of Lots 24 and 26 of said
Gridley Colony No . 6 located east of Lateral No . 4 of
3 I• the Butte Water District , and those portions of Lots
ii 27 , 29 , 30 , 42 , and 44 of said Gridley Colony No . 6
4 i; located outside of the City cf Gridley , excluding the
westerly 366 ft . of Lot 27 , and including the easterly
5 215 ft . of Lot 50 of said Gridley Colony No . 6 , and !
i including the easterly 219 . 2 ft . of Lot 51 of said
6 Gridley Colony No . 6 , excepting the property described
as : beginning at a point 440 . 8 ft . east of the NW corner
7 of Lot 51 of said Gridley Colony No . 6 , thence S 230 ft . ,
thence E 48 .2 ft . , thence N 230 ft . , thence W 48 .2 ft . to
8 the point of beginning .
9 And including Lot 52 of said Gridley Colony No . 6 , except-
ing the easterly 41 .25 ft . of said Lot 52 .
10
Lot 70 of Parkside Addition per map of record in Map Book
11 7 on Page 39 on file in the office of the Butte County
Recorder .
12
Lots 901, 99 , 101 , 102 , and 103 and the westerly 240 ft.
13 of Lots 89 and 100 of Ditzler Tract per map of record
in Map Book 6 on Pages 106 and 107 on file in the
14 office of the Butte County Recorder .
15 The westerly 280 ft . of Lots 10 , 14 , and 15 of Biggs
Colony No . 1 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 88
16 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder .
17 The NW 1/4 of the SW 1/4 of the NII 1/4 of Sec . 31 T18N
R3E MDB&M .
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A portion of the S 1/2 of Sec . 33 T18N R3E and the N 1/2
19 of Sec . 4 T17N R3E MDB&M , Butte County, California , more
particularly described as follows :
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Beginning at a point in the E line of a county road S
21 0° 17 ' 10" East 672 . 01 ft . and N 89° 43' E 40. 00 ft .
from the NIti' corner of said Section 4 ; thence N 0° 17 '
22 10" W along the E line of said county road 654 . 30 ft . ;
thence N 55° 44 ' E along the SE line of the Oroville
23 County Highway 1315 .12 ft . ; thence N 34° 16 ' W 33. 00
ft . ; thence N 55° 44 ' E 9 . 89 ft . ; thence S 49° 23' E
24 647 . 30 ft . ; thence S 56° 28 ' E 794 .62 ft . ; thence S
340 06 ' 30" E 800 . 00 ft . ; thence S SS° 53 ' 30" W 224 .97
25 ft . ; thence N 34° 06 ' 30" W 755 .62 ft . ; thence S 64° 27 '
W 851 . 26 ft . ; thence S 60 45 ' E 100 . 00 ft . ; thence S
26 780 29 ' W 73. 10 ft . ; thence N 11° 36 ' W 83 . 60 ft . ;
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�j ft . to the point of beginning , containing 49 . 741 acres , I
2 ii more or less .
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5 zoned as an "M-1" (Light Industrial) District , and such area shall
6 be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and regulations
7 pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-114 .
8 Said 'area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
9 area of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
lO follows :
11 That portion of the N 1/2 of Sec. 1 T17N R2E MDB&M
located E of the E right-of-way line of the Southern
12 Pacific Railroad , and N of the centerline of the
Reclamation District No . 2056 right-of-way , and S of
13 the Gridley City limits , excepting therefrom that
portion located within 350 ft . of the centerline of
14 State Highway 99 .
15 Lot 11 of Biggs Colony No . 1 per map of record in Map
Book 6 on Page 88 on file in the office of the Butte
16 County Recorder excepting therefrom that portion located
within the City of Biggs .
17
Lots 94 and 95 of Ditzler Tract per map of record in
18 Map Book 6 on Pages 106 and 107 on file in the office
of the Butte County Recorder .
19
Lots 82 and 83 of Ditzler Tract No . 2 per map of record
20 in Map Book 7 on Page 80 on :file in the office of the
Butte County Recorder.
21
Excepting therefrom all that portion of Lot 82 which
22 lies N and W of the drainage ditch of Reclamation
District No . 833 of said Lot -82 .
23
. 24 SECTION 11 . The hereinafter described area situated in
25 the County of Butte , State of California , . shall be and -it is hereby
26 zoned as an "M-2" (Heavy Industrial) District , and such area shall
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2 :: Pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24 -117 .
Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
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4 �iarea of Butte County , Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
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6 That portion of the S 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N
R2E MDB&M located W of the. E right-of-way line of the
7 Southern Pacific Railroad and S of the Gridley City
limits , excepting therefrom the westerly 120 ft . of the
8 southerly 427 .1 ft . of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 1 , T17N R2E
MDB&M and the westerly 110 ft . of the northerly 325 ft .
9 of the southerly 753. 1 ft . of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 1 T17N
R2E MDB&M.
10
The SW 1/4 of Sec. 1 T17N R2E NfDB$M, excepting therefrom
11 the following four parcels :
12 1 . That portion located NW of the NW line of the Butte
Water District Lateral No . 4 . ;
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2 . That portion located S and W of the' E line of the
14 Drainage District No . 2056 right-of-way;
15 3. That portion located E of , and. within 738 ft . of the
E line of the Drainage L-istrict No . 2056 right-of-way ;
16 and within 278 ft . of the N right-of-way line of West !
Liberty Road .
17
4 . That portion described as commencing at a point on
18 the W right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad which is located N 00° 10 ' W 195 ft . from
19 the N right-of'-way line
f �eLiberty
Roithence Soej44677ftto the of
20 beginning ; thence S 00° 10 ' E 195 .0 ft . ; thence N
890 50 ' E 167 .19 ft . ; thence N '00* 10 ' E 195 . 0 ft . ;
21 thence S 89° 50 ' W 167 .19 ft , to the true point of
beginning .
22
That portion of the NW 1/4 of Sec . 7 T17N R3E MDB&M, log
23 cated to the west of the centerline of Highway 99 .
24 Lot 5 of the Gridley Colony No . 1 , recorded in Map .Book
4 , Page 37 of the official records of Butte County :
25
That portion of the SW 1/4 of Sec . 7 T17N R3E MDB&M
26 located between the centerline of Highway 99 and the .
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That portion of Lots 17 and 32 of Gridley Colony No . 4
per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 8 on file in the
2 office of the Butte County Recorder located E of the E
it line of the Drainage Ditsrict No . 2056 right-of-way ;
3 That portion of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 12 T17N R2E MDB&M
4 Ii located E of the 11 right-of-way line of the Southern
,t Pacific Railroad .
5 That portion of the E 1/2 of Sec . 14 T1SN R2E MIDB W loca-
ted W of the E right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific
Railroad , excepting therefrom that portion located within
7 the City of Biggs .
That portion of Sec . 23 T18N R2E MDB&M described as :
$ Beginning at the point of intersection of the N line of
said Sec . 23 and the E right-of-way' line of the Southern
9 Pacific Railroad thence westerly along the N line of Sec . '
20 23 to a point located 300 ft . W of the 11 right -of-way
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad ; thence southeasterly
11 parallel with said W right-of-way line 1200 ft . ; thence
E to the E right-of-way line of the Southern Pacific
12 Railroad ; thence northwesterly along said E right-of-way
line to the point of beginning .
13 Lots 49 , 50 , 82 , and N of Ditzler Tract No'. 2 per map of
record in Map Book 7 on Page 80 on file in the office of
14 the Butte County Recorder , and that portion of the Southern
Pacific Railroad right-of-way located in Section 11 T18N
15 R2E south of the westerly extention of the north line of
said Lot 49 .
16
Excepting therefrom all that portion of Lot 82 which i
17 lies south and east of the drainage ditch of Reclamation
District No . 833 of said Lot 82 .
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19 SECTION 12 . The hereinafter described area situated in
20 the County of Butte , State of California , shall be and it is hereby
21 zoned as a "P-Q" (Public-Quasi-public) District , and such area shal �
22 be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses and regulations
23 pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-129 .
24 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
25 area of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
26 follows :
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2 ii That portion of the N 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 4
located E of the easterly edge of the Sacramento -San
3 i+ Joaquin Drainage District Levee and W of the centerline
of the Feather River . !
That portion of the S 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Sec. 4
5 jl located W of the centerline of the Feather River .
6 That portion of the N 1/2 of the S 1/2 of Sec . 4 located
W of the centerline of the Feather River and E of the
7 W line of Lot 23 of Rio Bonito N per map of record in
Book 1 on Page 10 on file in the office of the Butte
8 County Recorder .
9 That portion of the S 1/2 of the S 1/2 of Sec . 4 located
E of the westerly edge of the Sacramento -San Joaquin
10 Drainage District Levee , and W of the centerline of the
Feather River .
11 That portion of Section 9 and 16 located E of the
westerly edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Drainage
12 District Levee , and W of the centerline of the Feather
River , excepting therefrom that portion of Sec . 9 located
13 E of the westerly edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin
Drainage District Levee , S of Lot 24 of Rio Bonito N per
14 map of record in Map Book 1 on Page 10 on file in the
office of the Butte County Recorder , N of Hatch and Rock
15 Orchard Tract No . 2 per map of record in Map Book 6 on .
Page 64 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder ,
16 and 1;' of the following described line :
17 Beginning at a point on the N line of said Hatch and
Rock Orchard Tract Subdivision No . 2 , from which point
18 the corner of said Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract I
Subdivision No . 2 bears S 89° 05 ' 25" Id 1 , 238 . 78 ft . ;
19 thence from said point of beginning N 900 . 87 ft . ; thence
N 680 29 ' 31" W 1780 . 26 ft . to a 1 1/2 inch iron pipe
20 with brass cap marked ORO-B-31-4 ; thence N 01° 38 ' 08"
W 1068 . 68 ft . to a point in the S line of said Lot 24 andit
21 end of the herein described line , and also excepting therefrom
all that portion located within Lots 3, 4 , and 7 of
22 I Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 2 per map of record in
Map Book 6 on Page 64 on file in the office of the Butte
23 County Recorder.
24 That portion of Sec . 10 located W of the centerline of
the Feather River .
25
That portion of Sec . 15 located P; of the centerline of
26 the Feather River , excepting therefrom
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1 Lot 21 of the Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 2 per
map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 64 on file in the !
2 office of the Butte County Recorder ,.4and also excepting
therefrom the westerly 430 ft . of Lot 4 of the Hatch i
3 ' and Rock Orchard Tract No . 5 per map of record in Book
6 on Page 61 on file in the office of the Butte County
4 Recorder .
5 That portion of Lots 33 and 34 of Hatch and Rock Orchard
Tract per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 64 on file
6 in the office of the Butte County Recorder located with-
in Sec . 21 .. and 22 .
7
That portion of Section 22 located W of the centerline
8 of the Feather River, E of Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract
No . 5 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 61 on file
9 in the office of the Butte County Recorder and E of Hatch:
and Rock Orchard Tract No . 1 per map of record in Map Book
10 6 on Page 89 on file in the office of the Butte County
Recorder and N of the easterly prolongation of the S line
11 of said Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 1 , and also
that portion of said Sec . 22 located within Lot 6 of said
12 Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 5 and also Lots 4 , 5, i
6 , and 7 of said Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 1 ,
13 excepting therefrom the westerly 661 . 3 ft . of said Lot 5 .
14 The southerly 518 ft . of Lot 77 of the Gridley Colony
No . 5 recorded in Book 5 , Page 23 of the official records ;
15 of Butte County .
16 A portion of Sec 13 , T18N RZEMDB$M described as :
Beginning at a point on the N right-of-way line of B
17 Street located N 89° 39 ' W , 1002 . 5 ft . from the N-S
centerline of said Sec . 13 ; thence N 0° 13' E , 255 . 8 ft .
18 thence N 89° 57 ' W , 200 . 0 ft . ; thence S 0° 13' W 255 .8
ft . ; thence S 89° 39 ' E 200 . 0 ft . to the point of
19 beginning .
20 That portion of the S 1/2 of Sec . 25 T11N R2E A;DBIM locat d
S and E of the NW line of Lateral E7 of Drainage District
21 No . 833 .
22 A portion of Sec . 25 , T18N R2E MDB$M more particularly
described as follows :
23
Beginning at a point on the E line of said Sec . 25 and
24 the N right-of-way line of Lateral E7 of Drainage Distric
No . 833, distant N 00° 08 ' E 1080 . 00 ft . from the south-
25 east corner of said Sec . 25 ; thence N 89° 52 ' W 1212 . 30 fl .
to a point on the easterly line of a 36 ft. wide irrigati n
26 ditch ; thence along the easterly line of said irrigation
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S 190 35 ' W 60 . 14 ft . to a point on the southerly line i
2 �i of Parcel No . 2 as describes in that certain deed re-
corded in Book 1315 at Page 616 , Butte County official
3 records ; thence along said southerly line the following
i courses and distances S 02° 43 ' W 174 . 00 ft . , S 06° 16 '
4 l E 200 . 00 ft . , S 010 17" W 258 . 00 ft . , S 24 ° 55 ' E 190 . 00
ft . , N 88° 20 ' E 208 . 60 ft . ; N 65° 43 ' E 184 . 70 ft . , S
5 82° 41 ' E 51 . 30 ft . ; N 15° 03' E 143 .10 ft . ; N 120 44 '
E 273 . 60 ft . ; N 2S° 28 ' E 118 .40 ft . ; N 430 28 ' E 171 .11
6 ft . ; N 510 11 ' E 542 . 00 ft . ; N 61° 2S ' E 136 . 70 ft . and
N 86° 24 ' E 136 .90 ft . to the place of beginning .
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8 SECTION 13. The hereinafter described area situated in
9 the County of Butte , State of California, shall be and it is hereby ;
10 zoned as an "A-40" (Agricultural - 40 acre parcels) District , and
11 such area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses
12 and regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-81 .
13 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
14 area of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs , more particularly described as
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17 All of Sections 1 and 2 ; the NE 1/4 of Section 10 ; all
of Sec . 11 , excepting therefrom that portion lying S and
18 E of a line beginning at the point of intersection of
the E line of said Section 11 and the N line of Lot S2
19 of the Ditzler Tract recorded in Book 6 , Pages 106 and
107 of the official records of Butte County ; and
20 commencing westerly along the north lines of Lots 52 ,
513% 59 , 50 , and 49 of said Ditzler Tract to the west
21 line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way, thenc
southerly along said ri ht-o-f-way line to its intersectio
22 with the S line of said Section 11 .
23 All of Section ' 12 , excepting : that portion lying S and
W of a line beginning at the point of intersection of
24 the W line of said Section 1.2 and the N line of Lot S2
of the Ditzler Tract recorded in Book 6 , Pages 106 and
25 107 of the official records of Butte County , and comment-
ing easterly along the N lines of Lots S2 , 53 , 54 , and
26 5S of said Ditzler Tract to the NE corner of said Lot 55 ,
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thence southerly along the centerline of said Section
12 to the S 1/4 corner of said Section 12 . j
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All of Section 23, excepting : that portion previously
3 zoned A-40 by Ordinance 1438 ; and also excepting that
portion located to the east of the westerly line of the
4 li Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way ; and also excepting
5 ,l the parcel described as : beginning at the point of inter-;
section of the N line of said Section 23 and the W line of
the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way , commencing
6 southeasterly 1200 ft . along said right-of-way line ,
thence 300 feet due east , thence 1200 ft . in a northwester-
7 ly direction , parallel with said right-of-way line to a
point of intersection with the N line of said Section
8 23 , thence 300 ft . along said N line to the point of
beginning .
9
The portion of Section 13 described as : beginning at the ;
10 NTE corner of Section 13 , commencing southerly along the
E line of said Section 13 to the NE corner of Lot 1 of
11 the Biggs Colony No . 1 , recorded in Book 6, Page 88
of the official records of Butte County , thence W along
12 the N lines of Lots 1 , 2 , and 3 of said Biggs Colony No . i
1 , to the NW corner of said Lot 3 , thence due N to a point
13 lying at the centerline of "B" Street , thence W along the
centerline of "B" Street to the N-S centerline of said
14 Section 13 , thence northerly along said centerline of
Section 13 to the N 1/4 corner of said Section 13, thence
15 westerly along the NT line of said Section 13 to the point
of beginning .
16 �
All of Section 25 , excepting that portion lying westerly
17 of the W line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-
way ; and excepting that portion located within the
18 Gridley-Biggs Cemetery described as the following two
parcels :
19
Parcel 1 : That portion of the S 1/2 of Sec . 25 T18N R2E
20 . MDB&M located S and E of the NW line of Latera
E7 of Drainage District No . 833 .
21
Parcel 2 : A portion of Section 25 T18N R2E MDB&M more
22 particularly described as follows :
23 Beginning at a point on the E line of said
Sec . 25 and the N right-of-way line of Lateral
24 E7 of Drainage District No . 833, distant N
00° 08 ' E 1080 . 00 ft . from the SE corner of
25 said Sec . 25 ; thence N 89° 52 ' W 1212 . 30 ft.
to a point on the easterly line of a 36 ft .
26 wide irrigation titch; thence along the
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15 ' tip' 27 . 64 ft . , S 40° 10 ' 11 324 . 81 ft . and
2 S 190 35 ' W 60 .14 ft . to a point on the
!; southerly line of Parcel No . 2 as described in !
3 that certain deed recorded in Book 1315 at Page
616 , Butte Countyoffical records ; thence along.
4 !i said southerly line the following courses and
distances S 02° 43 ' W 174 . 00 ft . , S 06° 16 '
5 i E 200 . 00 ft . , S O1° 17 ' W 258 . 00 ft . , S 24°
55 ' E 190. 00 ft . , N 880 20 ' E 208 . 60 ft . , N
6 650 43 ' E 184 . 70 ft . , S 820 41 ' E 51 . 30 ft . ,
N 150 03' E 143.1.0 ft . ) N 120 44 ' E 273. 60 ft.
7 N 250 28 ' E 118 .40 ft . * N 430 28 ' E 171 .11 ft. ,i
N 510 11 ' E 542 . 00 ft . , N 61° 25 ' E 136 .70 ft. ,'
8 and N 86° 24 ' E 136 .90 ft . to the place of
beginning .
9
All of Sec . 34 , excepting that portion previously zoned
10 A-40 by Ordinance 1438 .
11 The N 1/2 of Sec . 36 , excepting that portion lying within .
the following described parcel :
12 '
All that certain real property situate in the County
13 of Butte , State of California described as -follows :
14 A portion of Section 25 , T18N R2E MDB$M, more
particularly described as follows :
15
Beginning at a point on the E line of said Sec . 25
16 and the N right-of-way line of Lateral E7 of Drainage ;
District No . 833 , distant N 00° 08 ' E 1080 . 00 ft .
17 from the SE corner of said Section 25 ; thence N 89°.
52 ' W 1212 .30 ft . to a point on the easterly line of
18 a 36 ft . wide irrigation ditch; thence along the
easterly line of said irrigation ditch S 42 15 ' W
19 27 . 64 ft . , S 400 10 ' W 324 . 81 ft . and S 19° 35 ' W
60 .14 ft . to a point on the southerly line of Parcel
20 No . 2 as described in that certain deed recorded in
Book 1315 at Page 616, Butte County official records ;
21 thence along said southerly line the following course '
and distances S 020 43 ' W 174 . 00 ft . ; S 06° 16 ' E
22 200 . 00 ft . , S O10 17 ' W 258 . 00 ft . , S 240 55 ' E 190 . 0
ft . , N 880 20 ' E 208 .60 ft . , N 65° 43 ' E 184 . 70 ft . ,
23 S 820 41 ' E 51 .30 ft . , N 150 03' E 143.10 ft . , N 120
44 ' E 273. 60 ft . , N 250 28 ' E 118 .40 ft . , N 43° 28 '
24 E 171 .11 ft . , N 510 11 ' E 542 . 00 ft. , N 610 25 ' E
136 . 70 ft. and N 860 24 ' E 136 .90 ft . to the place of
25 beginning containing 18 . 39 acres , more or less .
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2 j All of Sections 5 , 6 , and 7 , the Nl'J 1/4 of Sec . 4 .
3 ii That portion of the NW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of said Section
4 lying to the W of the easterly edge of the Sacramento-
4 �I San Joaquin Drainage District Levee .
5 �� Lots 21 and 22 of the Rio Bonito N recorded in Book 1 ,
Page 10 of the official records of Butte County.
6
That portion of Lots 15 , 16 , and 17 of said Rio Bonito N
7 lying within said Section 4 , and that portion of the
Sacramento Northern Railroad right-of-way located N of
8 Vance Avenue , and S of the E-W centerline of said Section ;
4 .
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That portion of said Sec . 4 lying to the W of the westerly,
10 edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Drainage District Levee
and also to the S of Vance Avenue .
11
All of Section 8 , excepting that portion lying east of the
12 centerline of Dos Rios Road and also to the S of the
centerline of the E-W portion of Larkin Road.
That portion of Section 17 lying to the N of the northerly.
14 line of the Rio Bonito Colony recorded in Book 5 , Page
31 of the official records of Butte County and also to
15 the I%' -of the centerline of Dos Rios Road.
16 That portion of said Section 17 lying south of the S line
of said Rio Bonito Colony. '
17
Lots 14 , 16 , 18 , 20 , 22 , and 24 of Block 2 of said Rio
1$ Bonito Colony , and Lots 2 , 4 , 6 , 8 , 10 , 12 , 14 , and 16 i
of Block 4 of said Rio Bonito Colony .
19
All of Section 18 except that portion located E of the
20 E right-of-way line of the Sutter Butte Canal and within
Blocks 1 and 2 of Rio Bonitc Colony per map of record
21 in Map Book 5 on Page 31 on file in the office of the
Butte County Recorder .
22
Lots 34 , 35 , and 36 of the Leos Rios Fruit Farms , . recorded
23 in Book 7 , Page 37 of the official records of Butte Count) .
24 That portion of Sections 9 and 16 lying to the W of the
westerly edge of the Sacramento -San Joaquin Drainage.
25 District Levee , excepting that part of said Section 9
lying within the Hume Townsite. as recorded in Book 6 ,
26 Page 59 of the official records of Butte County ; and also
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1 excepting the portions of said Sections 9 and 16 lying
within the Batch and Rock Orchard Tract Sub . No . 4
2 �� recorded in Book 6 , Page 77 of the official records of i
Butte County ; and also excepting the portion of said Secti.;o1
3 i! 16 located within Blocks 5 and 6 of Rio Bonito .Colony recorc
in Book 5 , Page 31 of the official records of Butte County; .
4
That portion of Sec . 9 located E of the westerly edge of '
5 the Sacramento-San Joaquin Drainage District Levee , S of
Lot 24 of Rio Bonito N per map of record in Map Book 1
6 on Page 10 on file in the office of the Butte County
Recorder , N of Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 2 per
7 map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 64 on file in the
office of the Butte County Recorder , and W of the follow-
8 ing described Line :
9 Beginning at a point on the N line of said Hatch
and Rock Orchard Tract Sub . No . 2 , from which point -
10 the Tv'W corner of said Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract
Subdivision No . 2 bears S 89° 05 ' 25" W 1 , 238 . 78 ft. ;
11 thence from said point of beginning N 900 . 87 ft . ;
thence N 680 29 ' 31" W 1780 . 26 ft . to a 1 1/2 inch
12 iron pipe with brass cap marked ORO-B-31 -4 ; thence
N 010 38 ' 08" W 1068 . 68 ft , to a point in the S line
13 of said Lot 24 , and the end of the herein described lin-
14 That portion of Lots 3 , 4 , and 7 of the Hatch and Rock
Orchard Tract No . 2 recorded in Book 6, Page 64 of the
15 offical records of Butte County lying northeasterly of j
the easterly edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Drainage
16 District Levee .
17 The westerly 430 ft . of Lot 4 of the Hatch and Rock
Orchard Tract No . 5 recorded in Book 6 , Page 61 of the
18 official records of Butte County .
19 That portion of Lot 21 of the Hatch and Rock Orchard
Tract No . 2 , recorded in Book 6 , Page 64 of the official
20 records of Butte County lying to the E of the easterly
edge of the Sacramento -San Joaquin Drainage District Leveq .
21
All of Section 19 , excepting that portion located N of an
22 within 353 . 7 ft , of the S right -of-way line of Perry
Avenue and W of the westerly line of Lot 2 of Parcel Map
23 of record in Map Book 57 , Page 82 on file in the official
records of Butte County, and also excepting therefrom
24 Lots 31 and 32 of the Gridley Colony No . 3 recorded in
Book 4 , Page 47 of the official records of Butte County.
25
All of Sections 20, 303. 32 .
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All of Section 21 , excepting that portion lying east of
!� the easterly edge of the Sacramento-San Joaquin Drainage !
2 +i District Levee and N of the southerly edge of said Levee . j
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3 All of Section 29 , excepting that protion described as :
I Beginning at the intersection of the southwesterly line
4 I'l of the Sacramento-Northern Railroad right -of-way line
�! and the N right-of-way line of Ord Ranch Road , thence '
5 E along said N right-of-way line to the E line of Lot
22 of the Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch recorded in Book
6 8 , Page 24A of the official records of Butte County ,
thence northerly along said E line of Lot 22 , 663. 67 ft.
7 to the point of intersection with the southeasterly line
of Lot 20 of said Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch, thence
8 northeasterly along said line to the southerly corner of
Lot 19 of said Ord Rancho and Boyles Ranch, thence along
9 the southeasterly line of said Lot 19 , 284 . 60 ft . , thence '
due E to the Sutter Butte Canal , thence northwesterly and ;
10 easterly along said Canal to the point of intersection
with the southwesterly line of the Sacramento Northern
11 Railroad right -of-way , thence southwesterly along said ,
right-of-way line to the point of beginning.
12 '
All of Sections 27 , 28 , and 34 located to the W of the
13 ' centerline of the Feather River .
14 That portion of Section 33 located to the N and W of the
centerline of the Feather River , excepting therefrom that ;
15 portion located within the following described parcel : j
16 A portion of the S 1/2 of Sec . 33 T18N R3E and the
N 1/2 of Section 4 T17N R3E MDB UI, Butte County, !
17 California , more particularly described as follows :
18 Beginning at a point in the E line of a county road
S 0° 17 ' 10" E 672 . 01 ft . and N 89° 43' E 40 . 00 ft .
19 from the NW corner of said Sec . 4 ; thence N 0° 17 '
10" W along the E line of said county road 654 . 30.
20 ft . ; thence N 55° 44 ' E along the SE line of the
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Oroville County Highway 1315 .12 ft . , thence h 34*
21 16 ' W 33. 00 ft. ; thence N 55° 44 ' E 9 . 89 ft . ; thence
S 49° 23' E 647 . 30 ft . ; thence S 56° 28' E 794 .62
22 ft . ; thence S 34° 06 ' 30" E 800 . 00 ft . ; thence S 55°
53' 30" W 224 .97 ft . ; thence N 34° 06 ' 30" W 755 . 62
23 ft . ; thence S 64° 27 ' W 851 .26 ft . ; thence S 6° 45 '
E 100 . 00 ft . ; thence S 78° 29 ' W 73. 10 ft . ; thence N
24 110 36 ' W 83. 60 ft . ; thence S 79° 32 ' td 189 .20 ft . ;
thence N 88° 23 ' W 1035 .19 ft . to the point ;of begin-
25 ning , containing 49 . 741 acres , more or less : .
26 All of Section 31 , excepting that portion lying within
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of the SW 1/4 of the N`IV 1/4 of said Section 31 , and
2 ±i also excepting that portion lying to the S and E of i
the City of Gridley, and to the W of the Sutter Butte
3 �� Canal .
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4 �i All of Section 22 lying to the W of the centerline of the
Feather River excepting that portion lying within Lot 6
5 ! of the Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract Sub . No . 5 , recorded
in Book 6 , Page 61 of the official records of Butte
6 County , and also excepting Lots 4 , 6 , and 7 of the
Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract Sub . No . 1 , recorded -in
7 Book 6 , Page 89 , of the official records of Butte County, ;
and also excepting , that portion lying within the Hatch
8 and Rock Orchard Tract No . 2 , recorded in Book 6 , Page
64 of the official records of Butte County , and also
9 excepting that portion of Lot 5 of said Hatch and Rock
Orchard Tract No . 1 located E of the westerly 661 . 30 ft .
10 of said Lot 5 , and also excepting therefrom- that portion !
located W of the centerline of the Feather River , east of ;
11 said Hatch and Rock Orchard Tracts No . 1 and 5 and , N of
the easterly extension of the southerly line of said i
12 Hatch and Rock Orchard Tract No . 1 .
13 'T17N RYE MDB$M:
14 That part of Section 4 , located to the W of the center- .
dine of the Feather River excepting therefrom any portion !
15 located within the following described parcel : i
16 A portion of the S 1/2 of Sec. 33 T18N R3E and the
N 1/2 of. Section 4 , T17N R3E MDB&M, Butte County,
17 California, more particularly described as follows :
18 Beginning at a point in the E line of a county road
S 00 17 ' 10" E 672 . 01 ft . and N 89° 43' E 40. 00 ft.
19 from the NA' corner of said Sec . 4 ; thence N 0° 17 '
10" W along the E line of said County road 654 . 30 ft .
20 thence N 55° 44 ' E along the SE line of the Oroville
County Highway 1315 . 12 ft . ; thence N 34° 16 ' W 33. 00
21 ft . ; thence N 55° 44 ' E 9 . 89 ft . ; thence S 49° 23 ' . E
647 . 30 ft . ; thence S 56° 28 ' E 794 .62 ft . ; thence
22 S 340 06 ' 30" E 800 . 00 ft . ; thence S 55° 53' 30" W
224 .97 ft . ; thence N 34° 06 ' 30" W 755 .62 ft . ; thence
23 S 640 27 ' W 851 . 26 ft . ; thence S 6° 45 ' E 100 . 00 ft .
thence S 780 29 ' W 73. 10 ft . ; thence N 11° 36 ' W 83. 6
24 ft . ; thence S 79° 32 ' W 189 . 20 ft . ; thence T' 88° 23'
W 1035,19 ft . to the point of beginning , containing
25 49 . 741 acres , more or less .
26 That portion of Section 3 lying to the W of the centerline
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Lot 44 of the Gridley Colony No . 2 , recorded in Book 4
4 Page 41 of the offical records of Butte County.
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5 Lots 1 and 2 of the Gridley Colony No . 1 , recorded in
Book 4 , Page 37 of the official records of Butte County.
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The W 1/2 of Section 8 excepting , that portion which lies ;
7 N of O 'Brien Avenue and W of Larkin Road; and excepting ,
the southerly 518 ft . of Lot 77 of the Gridley Colony No .
8 5 recorded in Book 5, Page 23 of the official records of
Butte County.
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All of Section 9 except that portion located within the
10 Gridley Colony 5 per map of record in Map Book 5 on Page
23 on file in the office of the Butte County Recorder , also
11 excepting therefrom that portion located within the City
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of Gridley .-
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_ All of Section 10 lying to the W of the centerline of the
13 Feather River excepting those portions within the City of
Gridley .
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All of Sections 15 and 16 lying to the W of the centerline
15 of the Feather River .
16 All of Sections 20 and 21 .
17 All of Section 22 lying to the W of the centerline of the
Feather River .
18
All of Section 17 excepting , beginning at the point of
19 intersection of the westerly Larkin Road right-of-way
line and the southerly East Evans Reimer Road right-of-
20 way line , thence S 145 ft. ; thence W 148 ft. ; thence
N to the southerly East Evans Reimer Road right-of-way
21 line , thence E along said line to the point of beginning.
22 The SE 1/4 of Section 19 .
23 That portion of Section 18 lying to the E of the westerly
line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way,
24 excepting Lots 31 , 32 , 33 , and 34 of the Gridley Colony
No . 1 , recorded in Book 4 , Page 37 of the official
25 records of Butte County , and excepting the northerly 656.
feet of that portion of said Section 18 located between t e
26 easterly Meyers Avenue right-of-way line and the westerly US
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2 i That portion of said Section 18 located to the E of- the
centerline of Township Road, to the W of the easterly ;
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3 i� Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-way line , and to the
N of that area previously zoned A-40 by Ordinance No .
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1438 .
5 I T17N R2E M'DB FSM :
6 That portion of Section 2 located W of Lewis Oak Road
and S of the N line of the Reclamation District No . 833
7 Ditch right -of-way .
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8 That portion of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 3 located S of the N
line of the Reclamation District No . 833 Ditch right-of-
9 way .
10 The SE 1/4 of the NW 1/4 of Sec . 3 .
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11 That portion of the E 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of the Ntl 1/4 of. i
Sec . 3 located S of the N line of the Reclamation District
12 No . 833 Ditch right-of-way .
13 The E 1/2 of the NE 1/4 of Sec . 10 . '
14 The W 1/2 of Sec . 11 .
15 All of Sec . 12 excepting therefrom that portion located
E of the I9 right-of-way line: of the Southern Pacific Raill
16 road and also excepting therefrom Lots 4 and 5 of Gridley
Colony No . 7 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page 7 on
17 file in the office of the Butte County Recorder,
18 The NE 1/4 of the NE 1/4 and the E 1/2 of the NIV 1/4 of
the NE 1/4 of Sec . 13.
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20 SECTION 14 . This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby
21 declared to be in full force and effect from and after thirty (30)
22 days after the date of its passage, and before the expiration of. .
23 fifteen (15) days after its passage , .this Ordinance shall be
24 published once with the names of the members of the Board of
25 Supervisors . voting for and against it in the ,a
26 newspaper published in the County of Butte , State of California .
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I�1 of the• PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors
2 i' County of Butte , State of California, on the 29th day of June
3 I° 1982 , by the following vote :
4 I AYES : Supervisors Moseley, Saraceni and Chairman Wheeler
5 NOES : Supervisor Fulton
6 ABSENT: Supervisor Dolan
7 NOT VOTING: None
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4dILLDY WHEELER, Chairman
. 9 But e County Board of Supervisors
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11 ATTEST: ELEANOR M. BECKER, County Clerk-Recorder
x-officio Clerk of t Bcard
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k6nine 11epartbent. ._...-
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'Znolosed is a copy of the Gridley Biggs S'oait� >�roposs'Y
,Aeveral changes have-been made in the oritiaal ':�:
.. reflect recent dove]opmf+nt activity and the d sag
'in various areas. : ,x
l.Ue senor changes includes R-1 and B-3 sono are.
di �psrOo��pp
# the Medium Density Residential arson around Eim' a4
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density sones would facilitate a sore orderly-, a
tion pattern than if the area was zoned 8R_I Lb ,.
area south of :Y a which was ori
be AwS is being reccmmended for A-10 to reflect tF�
.y W* size and to further protect' the a;Xiealtural"rsblirsM
�TA? area. �
A portion of the area initially proposed for A-5 and deliaat
. Agricultural Residential in East Biggs has been ahanged'to
; '; d,
-to reflect sailtiler parcel sizes, less productive agrienl
,'..:. sos. and re;estsof several residents in that vicinity,41111, ,#
Art area to the south of Gridley which has been the site bfl.-.
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recent development activity (West Liberty Estates) is beir4N. :
' of proptsed as BR-1 rather than the original A-5 to reflect the;1 ,
- existing parcel size and land use there. Another area
beim ' r
Z^ similarly changed from a proposed A-5 to AR-M-1 is the ares' '`
+. to the east of Gridley along Larkin Road.
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proposal, but which are of a minor nature.
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=Ct or MIC MAINE - uj yrs PLANNING 00"MSION
J� Notice is hereby liven :hat theButte Cvwtr YlaoniaS i
will bold a public bearing on Medneaday, October 139 igeo, at
i 7:30 p.s. iv the Word of Supervisors' Rooa, 25 County Center
•�' Drive, Oroville, California. regarding the following prcject !o
which an Snviroaseatal Impact Report me required And prc;^_.-ldt I� '
AWW TSR WD 052 PLAN NAP or 'Uig BUTT CGONTT OINLAAL PLAN IN� �; •
M a2OW-GRIDUT AR2A. The above-aeatioa^,j • „� •'
py-._a..yo and
,y `AR I y°i Envie mental Impact Report are on file for public viewing at
the butte Ce-Aty Planning Department, 7 County Canter Drive, .,.
Croville. :lie I.I.R. is also available at ermty and college
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ter' AN ORDINANCE ZONING PORTIONS OF THE COUNTY OF BUTTE, r.
:t STATE OF CALIFORNIA, FURSUANT TO CHAPTER 24.19.
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1 The Board of Supervisors c: the County of Butte, Statr'e
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•4 California, under and pursuant to Chapter 24.49 of the Butte Cbmitr' ,
S Code of said County DO ORDAIN as follows:
4. SECTION 1. The hereinafter described area 91tuat6d Yiii:. � �d
`r 0 the County of Butte, State of California, shall be and it is tarabY. .
e zoned as an "A-S"
` (Agricultural - S acre parcels) District, and
9 area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted uses' and
!' s regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-72.
i" 9 Said area so zoned being located in the unincorporated
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10 area of Butte County, Gridley-Biggs, ■care particularly described as '
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i 18 Lots 2 through 15, 18, 19, 20, 24, 29, 30, and 31 sof
Gridley Colony No. 4 per map of record in Map Book 6 on
1 13 Page 8 on file in the office of the Butte County Records
14 Also that portion of Lot 16 of said Gridley Colony No. 4
located west of the east line of the Drainage District I
1 16 No. 2056 right-of-way. ;`"
{ le Lots 10, 11, 16 and 17 of Gridley Colony No. 9per ■ap %
of record in Map Book 6 on Page S8 on file in the office
i 17 of the Butte County Recorder.
1a The E 1/2 of Sec. 11 T17N R2E MDB4M. c
19 Lots 4 and S of Gridley Colony No. 7 per map of record
in Map Book 6 on Page 7 on file in the office of the
20 Butte County Recorder.
21 That portion of Sec. 1 T17N R2E MDBW4 located N of Lewis
Oak Road and N of the N line of the Reclamation District
22 No. 833 ditch right-of-way line.
23 Lots S1 through 58 and Lots 66 through 77 and that
portion of Lot 86 located w of the southerly extension
4 of the M line of Lot 66 of Ditzler Tract. Per map of
record in Map Book 6 on Pages 106 and 107 on file in
the office of the Butte County Recorder.
Lots S9, 60, 81, 84, and 8S of Ditzler Tract No. 2 per
A-5 zow,N��
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!`' 1 ma of record in Map Book 7 on Page 80 on filo in the
office of the Butte County Recorder.
°� Lots 1.throug}i S;and la thiou li 52 af.-iii s Oolong 10.
3 {l per ma of record in Map Boolk 6 on Ptaae .8 on ;tile
In the office of the Butte County Retarder. �A13 of
4 Biggs Colony No. 2 per Rap of record in Map Book 6 on
Page 103 on file in the office of the Butte Ceiunt�r
8 Recorder, all of Onstott Tract per Rap of record in map
Book 8 on Page 22 on file in the office of the Butte
6 Count Recorder, all that proparty located N said B o! r
said
County
Colony No. 2 and 8 ar,d M of said sighs
t Colony No. 1 and all that ropy located ath of
Thr'Mss't�t2 ntelfsion of't?`W%1' i'"6i To "S if'it w
Biggs Colony Ne. 1, B of the M ri`ht-of.way lis ,e! it�o
Southern Pacific Railroad, N of the S line of Sec. 24
9 y T18N R28 MDB%M and E of said Aiggs Colony No. 1 and No.
2 and said Onstott Tract.
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Lots 1. 2 1S,through 20, 37 through 44, and 61 through
it 64 of GrIAley Colony No. 8 per map of record is 1bp Book
6 on Paoc SS on file in the office of the Butte County
12 Record6r.
13 Lota 3 through 10, and 1S through 18 of Gridley Colony No.j
11 per map of record in Map Book 6 on Page S6 on file 1n j
14 the office of the Butte l 12 13 14 16, �County Recorder.
18 andsS4 of ,the Gridlep ColonyNo. blr;corde8 3S d6Inoo
37 S3
Page
ib 20 of the Official Records of Butte County, and the
easterly 41.25 feet of Lot S2 of said Gridley Colony No.
17 6•
18 Lots 3, 4, S, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. 11, 12; 13, 14, 21, 22, 23,
24, 2S, 26, 27, 28, the N 1/' of Lot 31, all of Lots 38,
19 39, 40, 41, 42, and 43 of the Gridle/ Colony No. 2
recorded in Book 4, Page 41 of the offlutal records of
20 Butte County.
21 The E 1/2 of the NM 1/4 of Section 7, T17N R3E MDBAH.
22 Lots 3, 4. and 6 through 34 of the Gridley Colony No. 1
recordad in Book 4, Page 37 of the official records of
23 Butte County.
24 That portion of Section 16 T17N RSE MDhIM beginning at
the intersection of the centerlines of Evans Reimer Road
25 and Highway 99, thence easterly along the centerline
of East Evans Reimer Road to the point of intersection
26 of the centerline of Meyers Avenue, thence southerly
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12 to the S 1/4 corner of said Section 12.
r• All of Section 23 exceptin : that portion previously
3 toned A-40 by Ordinance 143 ; and also excepting that
portion located to the east of the westerly line of the ?`
4 Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-wtyt aa1 also oweepti
theparcel described as: beginning at the point of inter j",
0 section of the N line of said section 23 and the M line o
the Southern Pacific Railroad ri`ht-of-way, counesciaa
6 southeasterly 1200 ft. aloe` said ri`ht-of-way line
thence 300 feet due east thence 1200 ft. in a nort�iweste -
9 ly direction, parallel w�th said right-of-way line to a
point of intersection with the N line of said Section
a 23, thence 300 ft. along said N line to the point of
beginning.
9
*M* portion of Section 13 described as: beginning at the
10 NE corner of Section 13, co"Oncin southerly alon` the
E line of said Section 13 to the N1 corner of Lot 1 of
11 the Diggs Colony No. 1, recorded in Book 6, Page as
of the official records of Butte County, thence M along
12 the N lines of Lots 1 ' and 3 of said Bitas Colony No.
1, to the NM corner o said Lot 3, thence due N to a point
13 lying at the centerline of '•B" Street, thence N aloe` the
centerline of "B" Street to the N-S centerline of said
14 Section 13, thence northerly along said centerline of
Section 13 to the N 1/4 corner of said Section 13 thence
10 westerly along the N line of said Section 13 to tie point
of beginning.
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All of Section 2S, excepting that portion lying westerly
17 of the X line of the Southern Pacific Railroad right-of-
way; and excepting that portion located within the
10 Gridley-Biggs Cemetery described as the following two
parcels:
19
Parcel 1: That portion of the S 1/2 of Sec. 2S T18N R2E
20 MDBBM located S and E of the NN line of Latera
E7 of Drainage District No. 833.
21
Parcel 1: A portion of Section 2S T18N R2E MD34M more
22 particularly described as follows:
23 Beginning at a point on the E line of said
Sec. 2S and the N right-of-way line of Lateral
24 E7 of Drainage District No. 833 distant N
00. 08' E 10x0.00 ft. from the 9E corner of
r 25 said Sec. 2S; thence N 89• S2' N 1212.30 ft.
to a point on the easterly line of a 36 ft.
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, ir•- Planning Commissions
} ,��! -.•; Chia lie Woods, Planner III `w
` F }�i+liieaM�`:.8Msione to the Gridley-Biggs Area Land Use Element of the
.GenersI Plan r '
October 29, 1980'
N,
The Planning Commission initiated a review of the
8tienent for the Gridley-Biggs area. As a result the pland
Department developed a number of changes in the iand "-so desit¢i ,
" :: tions contained in the Plan for this area. Those hays been pce�'.:
seated to ym at the first public hearing held by the Comniasloa"w•.
et its October 15tL meeting. This hear`.ng elected a number of
comments relating to specific properties or. areas with:a the. :' a,'
scopm of the proposed amendment. The Commission direeted;st,
to review these requests and report bath for a continuation of
the hearing at its October 29th meeting. Bachgrm" information
an analysis and staff recommendations are provided below for the� ,y`'
,,'• eleven areas suggested by the public and staff for reconsideratioII:�
Tese areas are numbered so as to be keyed to the exhibit map
provided for the hearing. `
1. Location Size - An area of approximately 60± acres located to
e port o end ndJoining the City of Biggs
Predominant Use - Agriculture, orchards
urroun in s.a - Agricultural used including orchards are ?
;; oI came to the north, east and west of the subject area; urban
residential development including high school and parr withia
the City of Biggs lies to the south
Exi
Designation - Me ;''sting esi stio Medium , .nsity Residential -
o e e esi nab tiT - Low Den-ity aeaidential
e ueste esi
she - Medium Density Residential
.scussicn and Recommendations - The City of Biggs requested "Y
this re-consideration to permit the area to become more easily y
absorbed into the City consistent with their land use policies <
if and when this area is needed for development. Located with-
in the City's sphere of influence and requiring services from :31.
the City before development, ,staff concurs with this request
and recommends the designation of Medium Density Residential.
;2. Location Size - An area of avproximately 92± acres t7"t± 'acres•-
within the City of Biggs, 15- acres within the Countyl _located
within and adjoining the south and east portions of the City of
Biggs
Fredominant Use - Urban and largely residential within the City,
arge y agricu Lural in the fora of orchards and pasture within
the unincorporated portion
t-, Surroundir. Uses - Urban uses the north and west an& agricul=�
Ltura uses; orchards - dry farming to the south and west y
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na Desifrnitio- - Medium Density Residential
Vosed Desi at on - Low Density Residential j<
aes ea ;o Medium Density Residential
e+c n ecommendations - Tits City of Biggs regaesCed'i"
«;
a recons eras oa to permit the area to become
mora-easilf�`'
absorbed into the Citi consistent with their land`usa poltait��
,y. . it and when the area is needed for development. -Located'wi
the City's sphere of influence and requiring aerviceerf 'th'!W--
City before development, staff concurs with this re eat:
*j recommends the designation of Medium Density Residenttialw
Lo tto iLe - An area of approximately 10� acres•loCate4�+"-
within the t e southwest corner of the City of Biggs
Prod n nt Use - Agriculture, field or row crops
.,••
MEroundipstses - The subject area is ,surrounded by aiCtrS=�= •
tural uses trice) to the south and west, urban, mostly. resider=T
:;1•. tial uses to the north and a large rice dryer to the-east.
}' bdsting Designation - Medium Density Residential
oseDesignation - industrial
e ues a esi at - Medium Density Residential
Discussion and Recommendations - Reconsideration of this policy ' "
was requested y the City of so as to conform to its,
policies for this portion of the planning area. Although•con-%'
• corned about residential development adjoining this large pica •u':
dyer, staff finds no reason not to concur with this request' t .
particularly since this is the responsibility of the Ci• of
Biggs. Staff therefore recommends the change to Medius =ity'�y,
Residential. w`
4. Locatio size - Two parcels of approximately 20= acres on the
south side or the .East Biggs Hwy. some two miles eabt of the .,
City of. Biggs
Predominant Use - Dry pasture with a residence +�
Surrounding ses - Agricultural uses including rice fields,
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orchards and pasture combined with rural residential develop. e4
meat particularly along the Highway
Existing Designation - Orchard and field crops �'•
Proposed Desiati.on - Agricultural Residential c
Requested esi .ation - Designation consistent with 6R-'I or
sim. ar Zone ki.e. Low Density Residential)
Discussion and Recommendations - This request was mads by Kr.
and Mrs. Asgard who seek a and use policy for their property :
which would permit smaller lot residential development. The
Aagards cite the existence of a clay hard pan as an agricul-
tural limitation and the presence of homesites on one to two
acre parcels within the area as principal. reasons for their
request. These factors contributed to the staff's initial
Agricultural Residential recommendation. As you are aware,
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rainage improvements. Thos could be accomplished without iar' 'y
�tarmi�ag an assessment district, performed similarly to County
`"Praotices. - ,•r ,r�
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-1t. eld has requested funds for aerial mapping to bi on-'
�,'Pre work necessar7 for preparation of a as~ dh�aiasss
plum.; y ..�, ,.., •,
XB`draimge probity are anticipated is Area "C*
tsones increaar open space (wised from M5 to A-10)e ;This;V
area encompasses approximately 689 acres. vcY
Yr'�=' •' A Stinal note about the drainage channels in the Biggsarea.:.
Hr.- Ingre- noted that the reclamation district operates on
a skeleton budget in order to keep costs down to their membsr1 �;
for this reason maintenance of the canals is minimal.' They
suffer frua bank erosion in places are overgrown with berrf••.'
vines and other shrubs W eM cert2z sections, and have had 'i.
fir•', their spa capacities further restricted through siltation u,'P"
! and debris accumulation in the bed of the channels. W `
Accompanying maps, diagrams and charts describe the condition
of the drainage system around Gridley (extracted from the !!aster.
:,.. Drainage Plan prepared by Cook Associates, lac..). 312 acres._. , ' •�. .
are affected by the revised zones in Areas I and II around
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• Gridley (refer to M&. Exhibit B). The original zones p osed
for these areas were A�5. The revised zones are A8-M-' for
Area I and BR-1 for Area II. F
�.5.�. The Cook Associates study did not address development in arum
r� under consideration here. Nonetheless, their estimates for
drainage improvements and impacts on the existing drainage
system did consider probable low density rural development;
at 3 to 5 acre parcel sires.
The revised zones increase the potential D/Us in the area by
fourfold from 62 to 312. Storm runoff increases from 71.76 out cfs ;
z•�• to 103.33 cfs.
Runoff from Area I will likely flow I through sublaterals to
,��`� •, Lateral Drain No. 2 in fieclamation District No. 1. The Drainage c
Study notes that "the existing condition of Latera;. No. 2 is
not good. Flooding has occurred and is an inconvenience for
the residents in the area. 'channels
dial action should be implemented
to alleviate the undersized channels and oerse.iag that promote
flooding." c(.s:•,3r
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'`- Runoff from Lateral Drain No. 2 cumulatively impacts downstream
Live Oak Sough This channel is also coneidared•-inn3e;uate
for existing storm runoff. �.
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rt¢ -Slow into Lateral ly-E. the Master Drainage Study note® that >
> thiso latesll "is good and only olltaning and shaping is
3D coats associated with those °
�Iwo detailed in the matracted attached pages.
1
Ttraisage and of ter s'Mc system at prey t ® ,
to met farther development that impacts these stem.
a state original propo®als for SP-1-and and A-y yes, or
- 2. Askthat JOfficials from tbePCounty FWD, City of Biggs
and Reclamation District No. 833 moot to jointly
formulate a fee schedule for developer contribution
to improvements of drainage canals, or 4
�. Approve revised zones as ate zones With a noratorlos
on all development (vxcep a "CI) until a mnster
draxnage plan is prepared and fee schedule establifted. °
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Areas I and II Will drain storm runoff into laterals /that are
presently considered inadequate for existing runoff.
1. Approval of revised zones for Area II since this project +'
= Is already in progress and a master drainage plan exists
for the impacted area.
rrJ 2. For Area I, revised zone (AE-Chi-1) possibly exceeds
anticipated development densities for this drai-age
Fal i basin. Because development is impacting two primary
drainage channels (Lateral Drain Flo. 2 and downstream
Live OrAk Slough) that require substantial improvements
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recommend reinstatement of original proposed zone (A-5 ;
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8,i4, attach special development fee to land divisions and
constrVction in this area; OR, require formation of a
; <: £• <F iZpecial assessment district to fund channel improvements.
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C FILE NO.: 80-4C <<
Staff Findings 1-July 22. 1981
to •the areas adjacent to Sutter County will enhance the long term pros C
{rM1 .ration of Futter County's agricultural land as provided in our General.`
4x i We support that zoning.
.WS: Sae the attached letters from the District Director
�' y Y ,9raneportation. ,'x'.� •'4:,�'
VIRONMENTAL HEALTH: See comments for 80-43. (80-43 As the Grid1
Area Uoneral-Flan 'Xiendment) "This area contains mann different.soilx✓: "
.''ytypss. Any division or development must meet applicable ordinance`
..,V:,• quirements. All parcels, or proposed parcels. within a giwn:sone'' ' e
W "_'-'_,not meet requirements for the minimum sized parcel within thst.sone..^�#,, F
CITY OF GRIDLEY: No comment required. It is in sphere of ina�nr }'� .�
an previous agreement of Planning CoiRmis3ion with your plan..*, ° •: >�:'.
Zu` "'•
RECOMMENDATION: ~�sx
•tiro
TfY:' A. Note that the previously certified Environmental Impact R
•for the Gridley-Big11 Aronea, +
describ ng the var ous s gn cant
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Impacts an mitigatimeasures. wa.s considered in accordaaee;'
with the California Environmental Quality Act; and,
B. Find that the recommended Gridley-Biggs Area Rezone meets
the policies and criteria of the Butte County General Plan'-
Land
Use Element, and is necessary for the implementation
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;r ;• of those policies, and necessary for orderly development
and the protection of agricultural !ands in this area of ;•; �'
j' Butte County; and. `Twl
C. Recommend that the Butte County Board of Supervisors approve "r
�3- the Gridley-Biggs Area Rezone (File No. 80-4C).
Attachments:
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Correspondence from Dept, of Water Resources
`= Correspondence from Caltrans (2)
Gridley-Biggs Area Zoning Proposal Map
400 Scale Zoning Proposal Maps
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[PUBLISq DATE
'�cy�?'•? ;', gena tv eeldent�araM -BR (Agricultural-Suburban Resiaeatiil ,
"'•-'"' FA-L�Yanno Area Cluster), M-R Mountain or Recreation Subdivision-
Residential), R-1 (Single-Family Residential), R-1 A&C lMiniWus Density
Residential Arts & Crafts), R--MH (Residential-Mobile Home), RT-1
(Minimum Density Residentia).-Mobile Home), RT-1-A (Minimum Density
Residential-Trailer), S-R (Suburban-Residential), 8R-1 (Suburban
Residential-1 icre parcels), SR-)6 (Suburban Rbsidential-)i acre parcels) 1;7i
} TM-1 (Timber Mountain-1 acre parcels); Medium Dens i Residentia's
A-R (Agricultural-Residential), AR-MH ( gr�u`ra! ea en a ;bile
Homes), A-SR (Agricultural Suburbaa Residential), W (Mobile Rome 'L
Park), PA-C (Planned Area-Cluster), R-1 (Single-FamilResidential)"
• R-1 A&C (Minimum Density Residen,iel Art!)& Crafts), (Duplex Resi-
dential) R-3 (Medium Density Residential), R-4 (Maximus Density Resi-
` dential-restricted Service), R-MH (Residential-Mobile Home) R-K
(Residential-Nonconforming), RT-1 (Minimum Density Residential-Mobile
Rome), S-R (Suburban-Residential), 3R-36 (Suburban F.esidential-)4 acre
parcels); Hifi Den Residential: A-R (Agricultcral-SeaidenLial),
r;• AR-MH (Agr�.cu a esi en i�'al-Mobile Homme), R-2 (Duplex Residential), ,; r
R-3 (Medium Density Residential), R-4 (Maximum Density Residential- ;+4
Restricted Service), R-N (Residential-Nonconforming), ?w (Mobile Home
Park), PA-C (Planned Area Cluster); Commercial: C-1 (Light Commercial),
C-2 (General Commercial), C-C (Comaunity ercial), H-C (Highway-
Coamereiol), N-C (neighborhood-Commercial), PA-C (Planned Area-Cluster),
R-4 (Maxims Density Reeidential-Restricted Service) S-H (Scenic-
J, Righway); Industrial: M-1 (Light Industrial), M-2 (Aeavy luftst:rial),
+r• ,_., o�fe3—ru 15 blT�- F-��Fu�ZTd;Quiei=PCibli�:
area under c,)nsideration contains approximately 42 squat's tiles
of publicly and privately owned unincorporated land bounded gene-ally .o.
by Hwy. 162 on the north, the Feather River on the east, the Butte
County line on the south, and a line extending south from the Ricbvale-
South Hwy. on the west, and including the unincorporated areas surround-
ing Gridley and Biggs. The above mentioned applications, maps, and
environmental impact report are on file and available for public view-
ing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, ? County '
Center Drive, Oroville, California. Environmental Impact Reports are t
also available at co'.lege and county libraries.
BUTTE CJUNTY PLANNING CorM.SSION
BETTYE BLAIR, DIRECTOR OF FLANNING
CTO-BE-PUBLISHED 'IN'THE'GRIDLEY-HERALL ON-FRIDAY, -JULY-10, 1931-AND-�
IN-THENEWS ON-THURSDAY, JULY-9, 19Es1,_
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Notice s ere y given by-the Butte Counri anning ommission
that public hearings will be held on Wednesday,
at 7:30 p.m., in the Butte County. Board of Supervisors' Room,
Butte Counts Administration ::enter, 25 County Center Drive,
f Orovillei_Cal for gi;z,.__reaardip. a _ ,Qsg.of_She__(::f4:es-8irt�ts
r. area-3a order to bring the zoning into consistency with the'
adopted General Plan for that area as r•rquired by State law. Parcels
designated for the various land uses mr.y be rezoned to the consietent
or conditionally consi3tent zones as follows: Orchard & Field Crops:
A-5 (Agricultural-5 acre parcels), A-10 (Anicultural-10 acre parcels),
A-20 (Agricultural-20 acre parcels), A-40 Agricuitural-40 acre par-
cels), A-160 (Agricultural-160 acre parcels), R-C (Rescurce Conserva-
tion), P-Q (Public, Quasi-Public); A ricultural Residential: A-5tt
(Agricultural-5 acre parcels), A-10 gr1cu tura - , acre parcelsJ,
A-20 (Agricultural-20 acre parcels), A-40 ;Agricultural-40 acre per-
cels), AR-MH-1 (Agricultural Residential-Mobile Home-1 acre parcels),
AR-MH-3 (Agricultural Residential-Mobile Home-3 acre parcels.,,, AY.-5
(Agricultural Residential-5 acre parcels), C-F (Commercial stry),
FR-2 (Foothill Recreational-2 acre parcels), FF-5 tI'onthiil Recreation
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cr,ational-•5 acre parcels), FR-10 lFoothill RecrF�ationnl-1C acr•,• 1.ar•cels),
FR-20 (F'cothill Recreational-20 ear- harce!:;,, (•H-40 1•00t.hill Recr, a-
tional-40 acre parcels), FA-C '.Plano-d Ar,,,,-C1u:••.•
Density Residential-Trailer), SR-1 , ;uf urkt•� Parcels),
SR-3 lSuburban Residential-3 acr•,- 1.:,rc• I:-
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FAX: (916)538-7785
April 6, 1993
Mrs. Murline Stockton
260 Dakota Avenue
Biggs, CA 95917
RE: YOUR LETTER ADDRESSED TO THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, DATED MARCH 22, 1993
Dear Mrs. Stockton:
The purpose of this letter is to summarize where I believe your recent requests now
stand and to make my recommendation to you on how you might best proceed. As a
result of our several conversations, and further internal discussion with staff members,
the following situation exists. Your agricultural use of your property constitutes what is
known as a legal non-conforming use. You may continue to use your property in its
current manner provided that any expansions of the legal non-conforming use are first
approved subject to a use permit from the Planning Commission. The addition of
emus as you proposed will not trigger the requirement for a Use Permit, however, you
would need the Use Permit in order to obtain building permits to construct permanent
agricultural buildings on your property. Use of temporary, portable structures are
limited to 100 square feet. Anything larger requires a building permit. Provision of
water or electrical power to portable structures will also require building permits.
I have given considerable additional consideration to your request that the County
initiate a general plan change and zoning amendment on your property from single-
family residential back to an agricultural designation. On April 5th, I visited your area
in order to look at the pattern of development. Based on the physical arrangement of
development to which you are in close proximity and after considering the general
plan and zoning now in place, it is easy in my view to understand why the County
designated your property for single-family residential uses and applied the R-1 zoning.
I cannot therefore, support your request that the County initiate or bear the cost of
changing your general plan and zoning back to an agricultural designation. As you
Mrs. Murline Stockton
April 6, 1993
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may know, the County is now in the process of reviewing the overall County general
plan which may lead to some changes in the Biggs area. That effort should be
completed within about two years. Following that general plan amendment, any
necessary zoning changes will be put into place. The fact that we are now involved in
that process is another reason that I would recommend against the County initiating a
plan amendment and zoning amendment on your property at this time.
You, of course may request a plan and zoning amendment at any time subject to
paying the applicable fees. I do feel though that you would be better advised to
instead apply for a conditional use permit at an approximate cost of $800.00. If
granted, by the Planning Commission, the use permit would enable you to construct
the desired agricultural building for your emus, but you would also be able to retain
the investment benefit of the R-1 zoning now on your property. How you choose to
proceed is clearly your own choice, we will try to help you in whatever direction to
choose to pursue.
I hope this letter is helpful to you. Feel free to call if you should have any questions.
Sincerely, .
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Tom & Murline Stockton
260 Dakota Avenue
Biggs, CA 95917
Re: Rezone, File 94-04
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Stockton:
Enclosed is a copy of the Staff Findings concerning the application for a rezone from R-1
to SR-1 for property located on the north side of Dakota Avenue, approximately 3500 feet
west of Highway 99 at 260 Dakota Avenue, identified as AP 022-180-021, Biggs.
A public hearing has been set for March 10, 1994 at 9:00 a.m.. The meeting will be held
in the Board of Supervisors' Room, 25 County Center Drive, Oroville, California.
The Planning Commission recommends that the applicant or their authorized
representative be present at the hearing to respond to any questions the Commission
may have. In the event that no one will represent the applicant, please contact the
Planning office prior to the scheduled public hearing.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact this office.
Very truly yours,
Barry K. Hogan
Planning Manager
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SUBJECT: Possible rezone for Murline Stockton on AP# 022-180-021 located at 260
Dakota Ave., Biggs.
BACKGROUND:
Mrs. Stockton has been attempting to convince the county that her property should
have never been zoned R1 considering she has been farming the parcel since 1976
when the zoning was A-2. The area immediately around her home and all land to the
south and east is agricultural in nature, and she would like to continue agricultural
pursuits as well. She claims that her objections to a rezone were ignored in 1982
when the rezone was initiated and she continues to be thwarted in her efforts to be
rezoned back to agricultural uses. Although she has a non-conforming use at present
she is restricted from expanding the use of her property beyond current use which she
says violates her right to farm.
The commission minutes from-the GPA and rezone public hearings for the Gridley-
Biggs area does not indicate that she voiced her concern at that time. The only
correspondence from her is dated 22 March, 1993. Mr. Stockton contends that she
attended meetings held by the City of Biggs and protested any changes in zoning at
that time. She denies ever receiving any notice from the County concerning the GPA
or rezone.
PROCEDURAL REVIEW:
Review of all documentation concerning the GPA and rezone reveals several
questionable areas of concern that should have been more thoroughly addressed at
the time.
1. The EIR indicated serious concerns with the drainage capacity of this area and
further comments from Reclamation District 833 indicate that existing
drainage canals are at capacity and cannot withstand any additional urban run-
off. They further comment that any additional development should be halted
until a master drainage plan for the entire area be established. Considering this
significant barrier to development an R1 zone world require substantial study
be conducted at property owner expense.
2. The selection of boundaries for zoning areas is not consistent and seems to
have been affected by individual property owners demands for particular
zoning when economically advantageous.
3. The Biggs City Council indicated at the time that rezoning agricultural land to
residential uses would leave the current owners with no future protection of
non-conforming uses. This appears to be a reality now.
PRESENT SITUATION:
Mrs. Stockton has a 10 acre parcel on which she currently has some orchard use and
she raises emus. She has been told she cannot expand her emu operation beyond
present levels without obtaining a conditional use permit, she strongly objects to
being forced to adhere to residential zoning restrictions. Mrs Stockton's parcel is
surrounded by large parcels (5-40+ acres) that are quasi-agricultural in nature. Her
property is also separated from Biggs by a drainage canal (lateral #2) which restricts
the continuation of services and isolates her parcel from convenient access to the city.
Additionally, the City of Biggs has indicated that it has no intention of extending sewer
services beyond current limits unless the property owner assumes the cost of such
services. The area is also plagued by poor drainage that makes the area prone to
flooding during heavy rains, the Reclamation District manager indicates that this
situation is at crisis levels. No other urban improvements have been extended to this
area as of present. Mrs. Stockton is further restricted by Environmental Health
determinations that her property cannot support a septic system on a parcel under 5
acres, this condition forces her to consider sewering costs if she were to utilize the R-
1 status. To fully utilize the residential potential of this parcel would cost the owner
approximately $25,000., and Mrs. Stockton adds that developers told her that the
property is not economically feasible for development. Mrs. Stockton would like to be
rezoned to agricultural use and be permitted to expand the agricultural use of her
property.
OPTIONS:
1. Take no action on the rezone request leaving the property zoned R-1. The
Stockton's could then be issued an agricultural exemption permit Pursuant to
the Board of Supervisor's Discussion Item 89-172 which allows the construction
of agricultural buildings in a R1 zone. This option is acceptable to the Building
Division, but would require that the Stockton's apply for a Use Permit to allow
for the expansion of a non-conforming use pursuant to Section 24-37.4 of the
County Code
2. Rezone the property to SR-1 (Suburban Residential-1 acre min) which would
allow for agricultural uses without obtaining a Conditional Use Permit. This
designation would be consistent with surrounding uses and still allow for
increases in urban residential densities at such time services are economically
feasible. However, it raises questons related to spot zoning that will require
additional discussion by the Commission.
3. Rezone the property to A-5 (Agricultural 5 acre min) which meets the request of
the Stockton's, but has no residential compatibility with the intentions of the City
of Biggs concerning their sphere of influence. The A-5 zoning would be
compatible with the land use to the south and east of the property and allow
the Stockton's to fully utilize the agricultural potential of their land.
RECOMMENDATION:
Staff would find either option 1 or 2 acceptable, although option 1 would require the
the Stockton's to pay the $1258.00 fee for a Use Permit, a exaction the Stockton's
have protested strongly. Under option 2 the Planning Commission would initiate a
rezone to change the zoning from R-1 to SR-1 allowing the property to be utilized for
agricultural purposes without restricting the Stockton's from expanding their current
farming operation. This zoning would be compatible with both the R-1 zones to the
north of the property and with the A-5 zones to the south and east. The 1 acre
minimum lot size would make increased urban densities possible in the future while
preserving agricultural interests at present.
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TO: Environmental Health DATE: February 2, 1994
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RE: PROJECT REVIEW &
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Butte County Planning Commission
AP# 022-180-021
Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated
concerning the following project: Rezone from R-1 to SR-1. 10.00 acres
located on the north side of Dakota Ave. approximately 3500 ft. west of Hwy. 99
at 260 Dakota Ave. , Biggs, CA. Owners - Thomas & Murline Stockton
We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and
will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative
Declaration, Negative Declaration with Mitigation Measures or an
Environmental Impact Report (EIR) .
Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation,
or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise
that relate to either physical, social, or economic impacts that
this project may generate.
Please respond within 14 days of the above-noted date. If no
response is generated by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed
that there are no significant environmental impacts which are
potential from the project.
We appreciate any assistance you can provide.
Sincerely, Environmental Health
FEB 0 3 1994
Larry Pa ' er
Planning Technician / / Oroville, California
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Mr. Steve Lucas
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965-3397
In Reference: Application of Thomas & Murline Stockton to rezone
AP # 022=180-021 from R-1 to SR-1
Dear Mr . Lucas:
The Biggs City Council reviewed the Stockton application to
rezone from R-1 to SR-1 the ten acre parcel on the North side of
Dakota Street known as Assessor' s Parcel No. 022-180-021 at their
regular meeting on February 14, 1994. The City Council instructed
me to request that the parcel remain as an R-1 zone. The request
for SR-1 zoning should be denied for the following reasons.
The subject parcel is within the existing City of Biggs sphere
of influence boundary, is designated on the Biggs General Plan for
single family residential use and is in the expected growth area of
the City. The present R-1 zoning in the County matches the planned
use of the parcel when it is developed in the City. Due to the
closeness of the parcel to the present City boundary, the property
may be part of a City annexation in the near future. The northwest
corner of the parcel does touch the City boundary. Continuation
of the present R-1 zoning will help protect the parcel from other
uses which would be adverse to the future growth of the City in
this area.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on this application.
If you have any questions or need more information, do not hesitate
to contact me.
Sincerely,
erle Henry, Ci y Engineer
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ORDINANCE NO. 3136
AN ORDINANCE ZONING A PORTION OF THE COUNTY OF
BUTTE, . STATE OF CALIFORNIA, AN SR1 (SUBURBAN
RESIDENTIAL) DISTRICT, PURSUANT TO SECTION 24-29.
The Board of Supervisors of the County of Butte,
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State of California,' under and pursuant to Section 24-29 of
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the Butte County Code of said County, ORDAINS, as follows:
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SECTION 1. The hereinafter described area situate
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in the County of Butte, State of California, shall be and it
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is hereby zoned as an SR1 (Suburban Residential) District, and
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such area shall be subject to the restrictions and restricted
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uses and regulations pursuant to Butte County Code Section 24-
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Said area so zoned being located in the
10 unincorporated area of Butte County, Biggs, more particularly
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12 Lot 6 of the Biggs Colony No. 1 as shown on that
13 Map of Record in Map Book 6, on page 88, on file in
the office of the Butte County Recorder.
14 SECTION 2 . This Ordinance shall be and it is hereby
j 15 declared to be in full force and effect from and after thirty
16 (30) days after the date of its passage, and before the
17 expiration of fifteen (15) days after its passage, this
18 Ordinance shall be published once with the names of the
19 members of the Board of Supervisors voting for and against it
20 in the Gridley Herald, a newspaper published in the County of
21. Butte, State of California.
22 PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Board of Supervisors of
23 the County of Butte, State of California, on the 10th day of
24 May 1994, by the following vote:
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2 NOES: None
3 ABSENT: None
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6 Butte County Board of Supervisors
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FAX: (916)538.7785
May 11, 1994
Tom and Murline Stockton
260 Dakota Avenue
Biggs, CA 95917
Re: Rezone, File No. 94-04
Dear Mr. and Mrs. Stockton:
At the regular meeting of the Butte County Board of Supervisors held May 10, 1994,
Ordinance No. 3136 was adopted which rezones 10 acres of land from R1 (Single Family
Residential) to SR-1 (Suburban Residential) that property located on the north side of
Dakota Avenue at 260 Dakota Avenue, southeast of Biggs.
Should you have any questions regarding this matter, please contact Stephen Lucas of
this Division.
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TO: Honorable Chair and Planning Commission
FROM: Barry K. Hogan, Planning Manager
BY: Stephen Lucas, Assistant Planner
DATE: 9 February 1994
REQUEST: Rezone.94-04/Butte County Planning Commission (Applicant): A
request to rezone 10 acres of land from R1 (Single Family Residential) to
SR1 (Suburban Residential) located on the north side of Dakota
Avenue at 260 Dakota Avenue, southeast of Biggs.
FOR: Planning Commission Meeting of 10 March 1994
ABSTRACT: This Rezone has been initiated by the Planning Commission at the
request of Mrs. Murline Stockton so that she may continue agricultural pursuits on her
property. The rezone is consistent with the General Plan designation and staff
recommends approval.
DISCUSSION: This is a rezone request for a 10 acre parcel (AP# 022-180-021)
located at 260 Dakota Avenue on the southeast boundary of the City of Biggs. The
present zoning is R1 (Single Family Residential) and the request is for SR1 ( Suburban
Residential). The parcel was zoned A2 until R1 zoning was adopted in 1983 as part of
the Gridley-Biggs Rezone and General Plan Amendment' The Planning Commission
unanimously agreed to initiate this Rezone action at the 27 January 1994 meeting.
This parcel is in an area of agricultural and residential uses. The property is on the
southern boundary of the City of Biggs, separated by a drainage ditch operated by
Reclamation District #833. The property has been in continuous agricultural use prior
to, and after, the adoption of R1 zoning. The change in zoning was initiated by the
City of Biggs so that it could plan on residential growth in its sphere of influence.
PROJECT AND SURROUNDING ZONING GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION AND
EXISTING LAND USE:
Direction Zoning General Plan Existing Land Use
Project: R1 Medium Density Residential Rural Residential
North: R1 Medium Density Residential Urban Residential
South: A5 Agricultural Residential Agricultural
East: A5 Agricultural Residential Rural Residential
West: R1 Medium Density Residential Rural Residential
ANALYSIS:
The proposed zoning change is in response to continual requests by the land owner
dating back to 1983, that the original agricultural zone be reinstated allowing her to
continue agricultural pursuits. Mrs. Stockton submitted a letter to the Planning
Division in April 1993, again requesting the zoning change to allow the expansion of
the current agricultural use. At this time, Mrs. Stockton was informed that a Use
Permit would be required to expand the non-conforming use (agriculture in a R1
zone). Mrs. Stockton brought the matter to the attention of the Planning Commission
at the 13 January 1994 meeting. The Planning Commission directed staff to research
this subject and submit the findings to the Commission. The Commission felt that
Mrs. Stockton had reasonable grounds to protest the original zoning change from A2
to R1 to allow Mrs. Stockton to resume her agricultural pursuits. The proposed SR1
zone would maintain the potential for residential use in the Biggs sphere of influence
and is consistent with the General Plan designation of Medium Density Residential use
(6-13 units/acre). The criteria for this consistency is based on the need for urban
residential development in the future, adequate water supply, and accessibility to
urban services.,
ENVIRONMENTAL DOCUMENTATION:
An Environmental Impact Report was conducted for the Gridley-Biggs General Plan
Amendment and Rezone in 1983. This request has been reviewed in relation to
certified EIR. Staff has concluded that this application would result in no significant
environmental impacts and can be classified as a general rule exemption.
PUBLIC NOTICE AND COMMENTS: This application requires that a public hearing
be advertised and held. Advertisement of the public hearing occurred on 17 February
1994 in the Gridley Herald. 30 public notices were mailed to all property owners within
a 300 foot radius of the subject property. As of the date of this report we have
received no comments.
RECOMMENDATION: Staff recommends that the Planning Commission approve the
application for a Rezone and recommend the Board of Supervisors adopt an
Ordinance to rezone the property identified as AP# 022-180-021 (Stockton) to SR1.
A. Find that the project is covered by Article 5, Section 15061 (b)(3) of the CEQA
Guidelines which states, the activity is covered by the general rule that CEQA
applies only to projects which have the potential for causing a significant effect
on the environment. Where it can be seen with certainty that there is no
possibility that the activity in question may have a significant effect on the
environment, the activity is not subject to CEQA; and
B. Find that the proposed zoning change to SR1 is consistent with the Butte
County General Plan designation of Medium Density Residential; and
C. Recommend that the Board of Supervisors adopt an Ordinance rezoning to
SR1, the property identified as AP# 022-180-021 (Stockton).
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February 15, 1994
Mr. Steve Lucas
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965-3397
In Reference: Application of Thomas & Murline Stockton to rezone
AP # 022=180-021 from R-1 to SR-1
Dear Mr . Lucas:
The Biggs City Council reviewed the Stockton application to
rezone from R-1 to SR-1 the ten acre parcel on the North side of
Dakota Street known as Assessor' s Parcel No. 022-180-021 at their
regular meeting on February 14, 1994. The City Council instructed
me to request that the-parcel remain as an R-1 zone. The request
for SR-1- zoning should be denied for the following reasons.
The subject parcel is within the existing City of Biggs sphere
of influence boundary, is designated on the Biggs General Plan for
single family residential use and is in the expected growth area of
the City. The present R-1 zoning in the County matches the planned
use of the parcel when it is developed in the City. Due to the
closeness of the parcel to the present City boundary, the property
may be part of a City annexation in the near future. The northwest
corner of the parcel does touch the City boundary. Continuation
of the present R-1 zoning will help protect the parcel from other
uses which would be adverse to the future growth of the City in
this area.
Thank you for the opportunity to comment on this application.
If you have any questions or need more information, do not hesitate
to contact me.
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Ke Henry, Ci y Engineer
cc: Bi,g,gs, City „Council
Biggs anhing Commission
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that public
hearings will be held on Thursday, March 10, 1994, in the Butte County Board of
Supervisors'Room,County Administration Center,25 County Center Drive,Oroville,
California, regarding the following item at the following time:
ITEM DETERMINED TO BE A GENERAL RULE EXEMPTION
FROM ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
9:00 a.m. - Butte County Planning Commission - Rezone of 10 acres
zoned R-1 (Residential) to SR-1 (Suburban Residential - 1 acre
parcels) located on the north side of Dakota Avenue,
approximately 3500 feet west of Highway 99 at 260 Dakota
Avenue, identified as AP 022-180-021, Biggs. (SAL) (File #94-
04)
The above mentioned application and map are on file and available for public
viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center
Drive, Oroville, California. If you challenge the above applications in court,you may
be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public
hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the
Planning Commission, at or prior to, the public hearing.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
BARRY K. HOGAN, PLANNING MANAGER
To be published in the Gridley Herald, Thursday February 17, 1994.
'TE COUNTY PLANNING COMMI ON
7 County Center Drive `
Oroville, CA 95965-3397
(916) 538-7601
TO: DATE: February 2, 1994
RE: PROJECT REVIEW &
ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
Butte County Planning Commission
AP# 022-180-021
Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or generated
concerning the following project• Rezone from R-1 to SR-1. 10.00 acres
located on the north side of Dakota Ave. approximately 3500 ft. west of Hwy. 99
at 260 Dakota Ave. , Biggs, CA. Owners - Thomas & Murline Stockton
We are making an assessment of possible environmental impacts and
will be preparing an environmental document, either a Negative
Declaration, Negative Declaration with Mitigation Measures or an
Environmental Impact Report (EIR) .
Please provide any factual statements, ideas for investigation,
or opinions you can offer in your area of concern or expertise
that relate to either physical, social, or economic impacts that
this project may generate.
Please respond within 14 days of the above-noted date. If no
response is generated by this inquiry, then it shall be assumed
that there are no significant environmental impacts which are
potential from the project.
We appreciate any assistance you can provide.
Sincerely,
Larry Pa' er
Planning Technician
Comments•
Does your agency wish to receive a copy of the environmental
document (initial study for Negative Declaration (with or without
Mitigation Measures) or EIR for this project) .
Yes No
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SEWERS
XCounty Public Works Richvale Sanitary District
> County Environmental Health L.O.A.P.U.D.
County Building Division Skansen Subdivision (CSA #21)
City of Biggs Stirling City Sewer Main. Dist.
City of Chico Thermalito Irrigation District
City of Gridley Butte Water District
City of Oroville
Town of Paradise IRRIGATION WATER
Isi&C,,s Planning Department Biggs-W. Gridley Water District
State Transportation Department Butte Water District
Durham Irrigation District
DOMESTIC WATER OWID
5 Butte Water District Paradise Irrigation District
California Water Service Co. Richvale Irrigation District
Del Oro Water Co. Table Mountain Irrigation
OWID District
Thermalito Irrigation District Thermalito Irrigation District
Other
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
UTILITIES
PG&E North (Chico)
PG&E South (Oroville)
Pacific Bell RECLAMATION DISTRICT
Chambers Cable ��
Viacom TV Cable
FIRE PROTECTION OTHER COMMITTEES/COMMISSIONS
E1 Medio Fire Protection Dist. Paradise Pines Architectural
County Fire Department/CDF Control Committee
Bu=te County Farm Bureau
MOSQUITO ABATEMENT DISTRICT Community Association:
Durham, Oroville or Butte County
Lime Saddle Community Service
POLICE PROTECTION District
State Highway Patrol Butte County Air Pollution
County Sheriff Control District
Butte Environmental Council
SCHOOL DISTRICT
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RECREATION FACILITIES
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Feather River Rec. & Park District
Paradise Rec. & Park District
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State Parks & Rec. Department
RESOURCE MANAGEMENT
State Water Resources Department
U.S. Forest Service
U.S. Bureau of Land Management
Butte County Mining Committee
State Department of Fish & Game
California Native plant Society
State Div. Forestry - attention:
Craig Carter
Regional Water Quality Control Board
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BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereby given by the Butte County Planning Commission that public
hearings will be held on Thursday, March 10, 1994, in the Butte County Board of
Supervisors'Room,County Administration Center,25 County Center Drive,Oroville,
California, regarding the following item at the following time:
ITEM DETERMINED TO BE A GENERAL RULE EXEMPTION
FROM ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
9:00 a.m. - Butte County Planning Commission - Rezone of 10 acres
zoned R-1 (Residential) to SR-1 (Suburban Residential - 1 acre
parcels) located on the north side of Dakota Avenue,
approximately 3500 feet west of Highway 99 at 260 Dakota
Avenue, identified as AP 022-180-021, Biggs. (SAL) (File #94-
04)
The above mentioned application and map are on file and available for public
viewing at the office of the Butte County Planning Department, 7 County Center
Drive, Oroville, California. If you challenge the above applications in court,you may
be limited to raising only those issues you or someone else raised at the public
hearing described in this notice or in written correspondence delivered to the
Planning Commission, at or prior to, the public hearing.
BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION
BARRY K. HOGAN, PLANNING MANAGER
To be published in the Gridley Herald, Thursday February 17,-1994.
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