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APPLICATION FOR GRADING PERMIT AND ENVIRONMENTAL, REVIEW
SECTION I. GRADING PERMIT INFORMATION
1. Applicant's'Name: Nath
2. Business Phone Number: - 530-511---] 177Home Phone Number: a '�
3. . Appiicant's Mailing Address.--- EJun C ,,e� &xtf4 CT -10-k, �A 5,$516
4. Applicant's E-mail Address:, N86kc- 6f% @ C+m^.;(.
S. Applicant's Interest in Property: a Owner 0 Buyer O Lessee 0 Contactor O Other
6. Owner's Name:--
7.
ame:- 7. Owner's Phone Number:__
8. Owner's Mailing Address: °11 i_�An
9. Street Address of Project Site: 19* r2; Q
10.' Assessor's Parcel Number(s): o771- 4p - arz
U. Acreage of Parceh - 120
12. Describe location of pamd(s) and attach an accurate location map showing the exterior boundaries of the
area affected, locations of buildings, stockpiles and $polis storage area, drainage, culverts, natural watercourses,
and relocation plan for existing waterways or drainage facilities. Attach details of all proposed drainage
strictures and erosion control measures. - i;," _ s a�L pd n I,,,.
13. Description of Proposed Development and Use (Describe the buildings In terms of height, length, width;
describe landscapiuh� use in germs of commercial, residential, recreational and activities associated with the use):
14. Description of Existing Land
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Grading Permit Application.doc 2
15.. Proposed Scheduling (Estimate when earthwork will begin: leveling, rough grade work, finish grade work,
16. Anticipated Fixture Development (Are there going to be future roadways, driveways, buildings pads, etc.
developed on the project site after leveling or
17. Describe the work to be done including the equipment and materials to be used:
Cpe .X IuI.S� /A 4 1e LIR U
18. Estimate Total Cubic Yards of Excavation: fo 0 %.(2
19. Estimate Total Cubic Yards of Fill:
20. Estimate Total Cubic Yards of Spoils:
21. Maximum Height of Cuts: Maximum Height of Fills:
22. Maximum and Minimum Slope of Work Site: Cuts (H:1i) _ Maximum Minimum
Fills (H -W) _ Maximum Minimum
23. Describe Erosion Control Methodology to be Utilized:
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24. When the total excavation plus the total fill exceeds 10,000 cubic yards, a detailed engineering plan and
specifications, soil engineering report;, and erosion and sediment control plan prepared and signed by a licensed
cavil engineer Is required when one or more of the following conditions apply:
1. Cuts or fills exceed 15 vertical feet in height
2. Existing average slope exceeds 20%
The above plans shall be prepared pursuant to the Butte County Code Section 13-8,13-9, and 13-10. Chapter 13
Article 1, "Grading". Is available at - dick on Documents.
Grading Permit Application.doc 14
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SECTION II. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW INFORMATION
1. Describe hazardous materials to be used (inflammable, explosives, strong chemicals, etc.):
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Z Daily hours of earthwork:,�,, �c5 .
3. Number of employees on site: A -J o
4: List any other related permits and other public approvals required for this project, including those
required �by 1 city,, regional, State and Federal agencies:
S. Provide the angle of the repose for the given earth material proposed liar grading:
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6. Identify potentially significant environmental impacts associated with the grading permit_
Grading Permit Application.doc 4
7. Describe project design features or special conditions of approval (mitigation measures) which are
proposed to alleviate potential environmental impacts:
8. Describe the project site as It exists before the project, including information on topography, soil
stability, plants and animals, and any cultural, historical or scenic aspects:
9. Describe the surrounding properties, including information on plants and animals and any cultural, .
historical. or scenic aspect. Indicate the type of land use, intensity of land use, and scale of development;
Grading Permit Application.doc
SECTION 111. EXEMPTION INFORMATION
1. An exemption to the grading permit may be requested if an environmental review is performed under
the control of another regulatory agency. (Check box that applies and provide additional Information
to support exemption request)
Q Excavation and grading authorized by a valid building permit as provided for under appendix l - Grading of the 2007
California Building Code, as adopted by section 26-1 of chapter 26 of the Butte County Code.
O Construction of roads for forestry or fire protection purposes, as required by a governmental fire protection agency.
O Excavations for: cemetery graves, tunnels, wells, mining, quarrying, under grounding of utilities, public works projects,
archaeological sites, or dams and public refuse disposal sites, controlled by other regulatory agencies.
Q Emergency projects due to landslides, road and bridge washouts, flooding or other natural disasters.
Q Routine maintenance of roads or manmade or engineered flood control channels and levees.
Q Grading, specifically authorized by the terms of any discretionary permit or approval granted by the County of Butte.
Q Routine Agricultural Grading maintenance to support, keep, replace, refurbish, replant, cultivate and continue In an
existing state or condition without decline, inducing existing agricultural Improvements, such as, but not limited to,
fields, pastures, crops, vineyards; orchards, facilities, buildings, structures, walls, fences, Imes, ponds, reservoirs, dams,
pipes, irrigation systems, bridges, and roads. All other agricultural grading for the conversion of existing Non-agricultural
vegetation to an agricultural operation will require an Agricultural Process Grading Review by submission of an
Agricultural Grading Application to the Butte County Agricultural Commissioner for review and approval.
Q Maintenance of existing firebreaks and roads to keep the firebreak or road substantially in its original condition.
Q Timber harvest and management activities when approved and carried out consistaent with the Califomia Forest
Practices Act.
Q Gearing of vegetation for fire protection purposes within 100 feet of a dwelling unit. Any additional clearing for fire
prevention, controf or suppression purposes is exempt when authorized or required in writing by a fire prevention or
suppression agency.
Q Construction pursuant to subdivision plans or site improvement plans, which have been approved by the Department of
Public Works. The storage of exoess soil from approved projects to be used as fill for other approved projects is exempt
as long as proper erosion and sediment controls are maintained at the stockpiled storage site.
Q Maintenance of Irrigation and drainage facilities.
Q An excavation for a sewage disposal system or a well that is constructed in accordance with a valid permit issued by the
Butte County Public Health Department, Environmental Health Division.
Q An excavation for installation, closure, or remediation of an underground storage tank, performed in accordance with a
valid permit Issued by the Butte County Public Health Department, Environmental Health Division.
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'An excavation for removal or remediation of site contamination, performed under the oversight of the Butte County Public
Health Department, Environmental Health Division, or the Caiifomia Environmental Protection Agency, or the United
States Environmental Protection Agency,
L] Other — explain on additional sheet of paper.
Grading Permit Application.doc
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I hereby declare under penalty of perjury that I have read and understand the instructions and that the
foregoing statements are true, complete and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Contractor Signature
Date
Signature
BUTTE COUNTY DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
THIS SECTION TO BE FILLED OUT BY COUNTY STAFF ONLY
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Application Received By: �S
Total Fear Received: Toe
Receipt Number:
Grading Permit Approved By:
Grading Permit Number.
0 APPROVED O DENIED
(Date)
Grading Permit Application.doc
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(Authorizing Signature -Director of Public Works)
Butte County Department of Development Services ,
TIM SNELLINGS, DIRECTOR PETE CALARCO, ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
7 County Center Drive
Oroville, CA 95965
(530) 538-7601 Office 1- •
(530) 538-7785 Fax
- www.buttecounn net/ddS i - DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
January 6, 2015
Monte Johnson
Equa Engineering
14.02 D St
Marysville, CA 95901
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Subject: Clayton Grading Permit GRD13-0005 (APN 071-450-012); 0 Big Ridge Rd, Berry Creek
Dear Monte:
As you know, the Development Services Department is processing an environmental review document for
the above -referenced permit and is taking it forward to hearing before the Zoning Administrator. Toward
• ' that .end, we have a couple of comments/questions about the grading _ plans, the responses/answers to
which are needed to complete an Initial Study- Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS -MND) for the project.
1: On page 1, the cut/fill summary does not total correctly; see table below. Please revise as
appropriate. t.
Location of
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200641
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152036
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439,502
2. On.page 1, the cut/fill summary does not match amount of disturbed area noted on page L-8 of the
grading plans. Please ensure the total of disturbed ground matches on pages 1 and L-8. It would
also be helpful if you used the same names for disturbed areas, so, it is more evident if they are,
intended to describe the.same areas.
3. On Page L-8, are the noted trees removed of a certain size and species (for instance oak trees over
5 in diameter), or does the number include all trees
4. Page L4 notes a SWWWP is being prepared. What is the status for purposes of reporting in the
CEQA document? Do you have more detailed BMPs resulting from the SWPPP (for use in the
environmental document), or should we use the practices noted on the plans?
5. Additional fees will be required to process the grading permit and environmental review, as per our
invoice, attached.
I estimate that with responses/answers to the above issues, it will take approximately 4 weeks to complete
the IS -MND to begin a 30 -day review period and approximately 10 weeks to take the project to hearing.
Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or comments, or to request a meeting for further
discussion at s*ollifffe buttecounty.net or 530-538-6573.
Sincerely,
Stacey Jolliffe
Principal Planner
cc: Eric Scroth, Assoc Civil Engineer
Tom Fossum, Land Development Manager, Public Works
Chuck Thistlethwaite, Planning. Manager, Development Services
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Invoice Number,. 317
Invoice For Clayton, Nathan
Project Number
GRD13-0005
91 Eden Canyon
Berry Creek, CA 95916,
Issue Date
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RE-DEPOSIT REQUIRED
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Minimum Fee (Non-Refundable) plus Hourly Rate. Minimum Fees are Non-Refundable and
are subject to additional RETAINER FEES.' .
Should Project not be able to be completed within the initial MINIMUM FEES, applicant will be required to pay additional RETAINER FEES to
cover the remainder of the Project.
Please make'check payable to Butte County Treasurer.
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Monte
Fossum, Tom <TFossum@buttecounty.net>
Tuesday, February 25, 2014 8:15 AM
Monte Johnson
Schroth, Eric; Crump, Mike; Damon, Matt
RE: Brief Discussion on Grading Plan and Road Standard request for APN 071-450-012
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I was able to complete talking to the PW Director and the Cal Fire representative about this topic. Based on those
discussions the County is willing to not require at this time the necessity -to improve the roads to the minimum standard
we had previously requested. At this time we will consider them as ranch access roads not intended to be used for
access to a structure but for access to the property. But should the owner wish to construct a structure at a later date
that utilizes one of these roads they will need to be improved to the minimum standard in place at that time as required
by Cal Fire and PW,
Therefore we will require that,a note be placed on the plans that states'the`following:
The roads identified on this grading plan have not been approved for access to any permitted structures at this
time. Should the property owner desire to use them for such access the road being used for that access shall be
improved to the minimum acceptable standard, in effect at the time of such request, as required by Butte
County Fire (Cal Fire) and the Butte County Public Works Department. The improvements shall be done under a
subsequent grading permit to be issued at that time."
In a ition this restriction note shall be included in the permanent property record maintained by the Department of
Development Services, Building Division. We will also require the proponent to provide some form of grading to reduce
possible erosion on the roads that have been constructed. This could take the form of cross berms or cross swales to
reduce the length and velocity of runoff along the length of the road. We will leave the. particulars as to how to
accomplish this up to you and the property owner. But this needs to be on the grading plan that we will approve at this
time.
Should you have any questions about this issue call or e-mail me.
Thomas A. Fossum, P.E.
Deputy Director
Butte County Department of Public Works
7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965
(530) 538-7266 . (530) 538-7171 fax
ffossum@buttecounty.net
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From: Monte Johnson[mailto:monte@genesisengineering.usl
Sent: Wednesday, February 12, 2014 11:42 AM
To: Fossum, Tom
Subject: Brief Discussion on Grading Plan and Road Standard request for APN 071-450-012
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Tom, what is a good time to give you a call to discuss this project.
My question and somewhat of a request is to look at the request on this project. The owner graded some of the
land for internal access and cultivation areas without a grading permit he has paid his county fees and we have
surveyed the site and provided a grading plan, he has also done all his BMP and SWPPP items and he is being
very proactive to comply with the county. We have been told through county comments that the internal access
he graded has to meet county driveway standards. The internal access are too.steep to meet the driveway
standard without a tremendous amount of work he is using these interior roads to access his large amount of
land. There is no building permit and no structures therefore no need for an access or driveway to be built. To
help the owner comply with the county and finalize his grading permit is there any way we can create a large
berm of utilize his existing locked gates to define the internal access roads as internal grading since there is no
building an no reason to have a driveway standard road. It is somewhat like interior roads that are built on farm
lands none of these require driveway standards. We are looking to you for your assistance on this project we
understand work was done without a grading permit but the owner has went done everything asked of him to
comply and we are looking at a way to make this work let me know if you have any ideas or if it would be better
to go over this over the phone I can do that as well or I can come and sit down to discuss with you too thanks
again.
Monte Johnson
Principal Civil Engineer
EQUA ENGINEERING
(530) 632-6605 phone
(530) 742-1331 fax
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From: Jolliffe, Stacey
Sent: Wednesday, November 12, 2014 10:09 AM
To: Fossum, Tom
Cc: Thistlethwaite, Charles
Subject: RE: Accepted: processing grading permits / new MMJ regulations
Hi Tom,
I
Thanks for taking the meeting. Here are some of the Grading -related topics for discussion.
1. You say: "The passage of Measure A should not have an effect on the pending violations and Grading
Permits. The violation occurred and are in conflict with the current Grading ordinance and had nothing to do
with whether they could or could not grow MMJ under our MMJ producing ordinance which is what Measure A'.
was about." I understand Measure A is not the whole picture regulating MMJ, please help me understand the
full regulatory context.
2. Measure A, BCC 34A changes what MMJ is allowed. It is sound land use policy to issue entitlements consistent
with allowed uses. For instance, GRD13-0006 has/had an active grow operation. Looks like Measure A could
affect operations at this site. If the operation is in violation to Measure A, maybe we shouldn't issue the grading
permit ye t(?)
A. Should we holdup grading permits for those permits with grows until Measure A conformance is
ensured? Or, do we condition for compliance? ,
B. Who reviews for compliance with Measure A and when?
C. , CECIA looks at the whole of the project. Env rev on grading permits may not ignore land use issues existing/ '
pending, in my opinion, especially if they are inconsistent with code.
3. We're not following this guidance, it seems to me: BCC 13-13 - Director's report. Upon receipt of a complete
application for a grading permit by the director, completion of an environmental review pursuant to section 13-
7, and the director's consideration thereof, the director shall submit a report including his recommendations to
'the zoning administrator together with a request that the matter be set for hearing.
A. Should we change this section with proposed revisions to Chapter 13?
B. May I have a director's report for Jackson GRD13-0008 consistent with BCC 13-13. The GRD permit is going.
to the Planning Commission for approval, and the director's report would help the PC understand the.permit-
bette r.
C. How would that work, getting a director's report for Jackson GRD13-0008?
-----Original Appointment -----
From: Fossum, Tom
Sent: Tuesday, November 11, 2014 11:15 PM
To: Jolliffe, Stacey
Subject: Accepted: processing grading permits with new MMJ regulations
When: Thursday, November 13, 2014 4:00 PM -5:00 PM (UTC -08:00) Pacific Time (US & Canada).-
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BU f FE COUNTY RECEIPT Printed: 11/13/2014
*RECEIPT NUMBER PREFIXES* 1:30 pm
B/P = Development Services - Building/Planning Division 530.538.7601
EH = Environmental Health 530.538.7281
® ®un(PW = Public Works Department 530.538.7681
DEVELOPMENT SERVICES
Receipt Number: P2895 Date Paid: 11/13/2014
Paid By: CLAYTON, NATHAN Received By: STL
Project Number: GRD13-0005 Pay Method: MONEY ORDER 2058545811
Site Apn: 071-450-012 '
Description: 3 Grading Permit - Big Ridge Rd
Site Address: 0 BIG RIDGE RD BERRY CREEK, CA 95916 t
Applicant: NATHAN CLAYTON
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DP FISH & WILDLIFE - NEGATIVE DEC 13 1001-0-280-1011460 $1,000.00
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