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Application for Annexation
Revised
April 19, 2011
Butte Local Agency Formation Commission
1453 Downer Street, Suite C
Oroville, CA 95965-4950
Phone: 530-538-7784
Fax: 530-538-2847
http://www.buttelafco.org
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•Butte Local Agency Formation Commission• Annexation Application• Revised April 19, 2011 • Page 1 •
BUTTE LOCAL AGENCY FORMATION COMMISSION
1453 Downer Street, Suite C
Oroville, CA 95965-4950
(530) 538-7784 (phone) 530-538-2847 (fax)
http://www.buttelafco.org
Application for Annexation
Pursuant to LAFCO Policy 6.3, an application to LAFCO requires the submittal of the attached application form,
supporting documentation as required in the application and all requisite fees established at the time of application. This
application is available in electronic format on the LAFCO website or by e-mail. Please contact the LAFCO office for
assistance.
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Application Packet Checklist
(Provided for the use of applicants)
Two (2) completed copies of the Butte Local Agency Formation Commission Application.
(a) A certified resolution of application from the affected agency; or
(b) A landowner or registered voter petition making application to LAFCO.
A certified resolution of consent from applicable city if project is an annexation of incorporated parcels
to a County Service Area.
Five (5) extra. copies of legal description of the subject area complying with State Board of
Equalization standards.
Ten (10) extra copies of the map depicting the subject area with vicinity map complying with State
Board of Equalization standards.
Two (2) copies of environmental documentation complying with the California Environmental Quality
Act (CEQA) including documentation (Notice of Intent/Notice of Preparation) that the documents were
circulated to LAFCO for review and comment.
D Categorical Exemption including Notice of Exemption D Negative Declaration including Initial Study and Notice of Determination
D Environmental Impact Report (EIR) including Draft and Final EIR
Appropriate fees obtained from LAFCO Fee Schedule attached:
Deposit (payable to Butte LAFCO) $ __
Sphere of Influence (payable to Butte LAFCO) $ __
State Board of Equalization (payable to SBE) $ __
All necessary signatures:
D Agent Authorization (if applicable)
D Agreement to Pay
D Disclosure requirements
D Certification of application D Indemnification
(NOTE: If application is initiated by resolution of the affected agency, all signatures need to be of the initiating
agency representative.)
9. All required "LAFCO Exhibits 1-7."
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SIGNATURE PAGE
Agent Authorization
(not applicable if annexation does not have 100% landowner support)
Authorized Agent: __ Telephone: __
Mailing Address: __
is hereby authorized to process this application on my property identified as Butte County Assessor's Parcel
Number(s) __
This authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents
necessary for said processing, but not including document(s) relating to record title interest. Owner(s) of
Record:
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Disclosure Requirements
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Pursuant to Government Code Sections 56700.1 and 81000 et seq., and Butte Local Agency Formation
Commission policies, any person or combination of persons who directly or indirectly contribute $1000 or more
or expend $1000 or more in support of or in opposition to a change of organization or reorganization that has
been submitted to the commission and will require an election must comply with the reporting and disclosure
requirements of the Political Reform Act of 197 4 and the Butte Local Agency Formation Commission. These
disclosure requirements mandate disclosures be made at specified intervals. Additional information may be
obtained by contacting the LAFCo office at (530) 538-7784. Disclosure requirements have been read and
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Applicants request that proceedings as described in this application be taken in accordance with the provisions
of Government Code Section 56000 et seq. and herewith affix their signatures. Note: Applications will not be
accepted without the signature of one or more of the following: 1) the legal owner(s) or official agents with
Power of Attorney or written authorization to sign, 2) Chief Petitioners, and/or 3) Chair of the Legislative Body
submitting a Resolutio of App · tion.
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Agreement to Pay for Time and Materials
Charges and Deposits
LAFCo charges are based upon actual staff time and other expenses attributable to processing applications,
reviewing project proposals and researching matters as requested. Such charges may be incurred prior to or
without the filing of an application with LAFCo. Individuals and agencies who request services, research, or
review must provide a deposit toward project expenses, as listed on the attached current fee schedule, along
with a signed copy of this agreement. All deposits are subject to increase, should the Executive Officer
determine that the magnitude of the project justifies the increase.
The amount of staff time necessary to process any individual application cannot be easily predicted in
advance. Therefore, applicants should be aware that LAFCo charges may exceed the applicable deposit.
(unexpended deposits will be refunded.)
PLEASE UNDERSTAND THAT THE CHARGES MUST BE PAID WHETHER OR NOT THE PROPOSAL IS
APPROVED.
Staff Assignments
The Executive Officer shall assign LAFCo staff members to projects as appropriate. Should the scope of a
project require that outside consulting or other needed services be obtained, applicants will be responsible for
the entire cost of recruitment, source selection, and payment for such outside services. Applicants are
responsible for paying actual costs for any services obtained through contract, even if such costs exceed the
charge-out rate of a regular staff member providing similar services.
Billing Procedure
LAFCo invoices will detail tasks, hours, staff charge-out rates, staff members responsible for work, and/or
costs of contracted services. Invoices will also reflect the remaining balance of the initial deposit. Should the
deposit be depleted, all staff work will cease until the deposit on file has been replenished. Projects with
delinquent balances will not be scheduled for hearing, and the Commission will consider applicants to have
waived any and all statutory deadlines.
This form must be signed by the person responsible for payment or the employee or officer duly authorized to ·
bind the applicant and must be filed with LAFCo along with the applicable deposit when an application is filed
or a request for staff services is submitted.
Questions regarding specific billing procedures should be directed to the LAFCo Executive Officer at
(530) 538-7784.
Agreement
On behalf of Applicant, I certify and agree to the· following: Applicant has reviewed the above information, the
attached LAFCo fee schedule, and the attached State Board of Equalization fee schedule all of which are part
of this agreement. Applicant agrees to pay Butte LAFCo for all staff services, materials, and other charges
attributable to its application or request for services. Applicant understands that services may be required
before LAFCo receives a formal application, and agrees to pay for such services whenever incurred and
regardless of whether a formal application is submitted to LAFCo. Applicant also understands and agrees that
LAFCo's charges are payable regardless of whether the application is withdrawn, denied, or otherwise
terminated prior to completion. Applicant understands that if the cost of services exceeds the deposit on file,
staff work on the project will cease, and the project will not be scheduled for hearing until additional funds are
provided. Applicant agrees to remit the applicable State Board of Equalization filing fee when required.
Applicant agrees to pay all charges within 30 days of receipt of invoice or if no invoice has been sent, in any
case prior to the filing of the Certificate of Completion for the project.
In the event of failure to pay charges when due, the unpaid balance will be subject to a monthly FINANCE
CHARGE of 0.833% of the amount of the unpaid balance with a minimum charge of $1.00. This is an
ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE of 10%. Any payments made on the account will be credited first to any
accrued interest. Should legal action be necessary to collect the charges due, the prevailing party shall be
entitled to collect their attorney's fees, staff time and other expenses incurred in the action, in addition to any
other relief.
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Indemnity
Applicant agrees to indemnify, save harmless, and reimburse LAFCo for all reasonable expenses and attorney
fees in connection with the defense of LAFCo and for any damages, penalties, fines or other costs imposed
upon or incurred by LAFCo should LAFCo be named as a party in any litigation or administrative proceeding in
connection with his/her/its application. Applicant agrees that LAFCo shall have the right to appoint its own
counsel to defend it and conduct its own defense in the manner it deems in its best interest, and that LAFCo's
taking such actions shall not limit Applicant's obligations to indemnify and reimburse defense costs or relieve
Applicant of such obligations.
Applicant may request modification of the terms of this agreement in writing, with supporting reasons.
modification can be approved only by the full Commission.
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•Butte Local Agency Formation Commission• Annexation Application• Revised April 19, 2011 • Page 5 •
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LAFCO Office Use Only
LAFCO File No: Application Submitted:
LAFCO Fees: Application Incomplete:
SBE Fees: Application Complete:
Sphere Fees: Certificate of Filing Issued:
Butte Local Agency Formation Commission
Standard Application Form
1. Applicant(s): (LAFCO will send copies of the staff report to a maximum of three applicants.)
Primary Contact of Initiating Agency
Name: Mark Orme. Manager. Butte Water District
Address: 735 Virginia Street, Gridley, CA 95948
Phone No.: 530-846-3100
Proponents of Proposal
Name: Reginald Singh Farm for Fun, L.P
Address: PO Box 961, Yuba City, CA 95992 45 Block Rd ., Gridley, CA 95948
Phone No.:
Name: Charles Etcheverry
Address: PO Box 247, Live Oak, CA 95953
Phone No.:
2. Change of Organization or other Action Requested (Please check all applicable actions related to proposal.)
D Annexation to a city
[8J Annexation to a district
D Detachment from a city
D Detachment from a district
D Service Agreement
3. Authority to File Application
D Formation of a district D City Incorporation
D Formation of a County Service Area D City Disincorporation
D Consolidation of cities
D Consolidation of districts ·
[8J Sphere of Influence Amendment
D District Dissolution
D District Merger
D Establishment of Subsidiary Districts
[8J Resolution of Application of Affected Agency. Certified copies of the Resolution of Application shall be included
as "LAFCO Exhibit 1 "; or
D Petition of landowners or registered voters shall be included as "LAFCO Exhibit 1." Complete the Petition for
Change of Organization. (Note: A petition is provided as LAFCO Form L-1.)
4. Proposal Boundaries
[8J Provide a map of the subject territory meeting the specifications of the State Board of Equalization as listed in the
Application Instructions. The boundary map shall be included as "LAFCO Exhibit 2."
A legal description of the boundaries of the subject territory meeting the specifications of the State Board of
Equalization. The legal description shall be included as "LAFCO Exhibit 3."
Provide a Boundary Statement describing how the boundaries of this proposal were determined. (Note: One of
LAFCO's major responsibilities is to insure that public agencies have logical boundaries. If your proposal would
create an "island," peninsula, or other illogical boundary, you may be requested to revise the boundaries.)
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BOUNDARY STATEMENT
The parcels proposed to be annexed to the District and included within its Sphere of Influence are contiguous to the
District's existing boundary and Sphere of Influence. The Sutter County parcels have received 'as available, when
available' service from the District for some time. The Butte County parcel is contiguous to existing District boundaries on
three sides. The proposed addition of such parcels to the District's boundaries and Sphere of Influence will not materially
change the District's operations or the uses of the subject parcels.
ANNEXATION SUPPLEMENT
A. Justification
1. What is the purpose of the annexation?
To ensure reliable irrigation water delivery to the lands to be annexed in Sutter County, and to provide coverage
under Butte Water District's Groundwater Management Area, and future eligibility to receive District surface water
to the Butte County Parcel.
2. Why or how will the proposal provide greater efficiency in the delivery of governmental services?
The Sutter County lands are currently interconnected to existing Butte Water District surface water delivery
facilities. Annexation of these lands will ensure surface water deliveries and services commensurate with those
received by other District customers. The property to be annexed within Butte County is currently surrounded by
the District's boundaries on three sides. Inclusion within the District's SOI and boundary is a logical integration of
the District's boundaries.
3. What governmental services, if any, will be enhanced or reduced by the change of organization?
No services are anticipated to be reduced by the proposed change of organization. Each of the proposed
revisions to the Sphere of Influence and the annexations will ensure eligibility for reliable surface water deliveries
upon satisfaction of certain conditions.
4. What terms or conditions, if any, are proposed for this project?
The terms and conditions of annexation, including but not limited to Butte Water District rules and regulations,
charges made, and assessments levied, are specified in 'Annexation Agreements' between Butte Water District
and landowners whose property is proposed for annexation.
B. Land Use
1. How many acres are proposed for annexation? 241.08
2. What is the current General Plan designations on the affected parcels?:
General Plan designations: Sutter County APN 08-230-015-AG 80 / APN 10-020-005-AG 20; Butte County APN
021-220-021 -AG. Zoning designations: Sutter County APN 08-230-015-AG-80 / APN 10-020-005-AG-20;
Butte County APN 021-220-021 -AG -40
3. What are the current General Plan designations on adjoining parcels?
Sutter County APNs AG 80, AG 20; Butte County APN AG and zoning AG, A-2; AG -40
4. What are the General Plan designation __ , pre-zoning __ , and future use of the affected parcels?
The existing General Plan and zoning designations will not change because of the proposed annexations. The
future land use of the affected parcels will not change because of the annexations.
5. Describe the existing land use on the subject parcels.
Sutter County APN 08-230-015 -rice field, ag accessory buildings and a dwelling unit, APN 10-020-005 -
orchard. Butte County APN 021-220-021 -orchard.
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6. What is the estimated population number and density of the proposed annexation area?
Three individuals total.
7. Describe any significant land use issues that will result from the annexation area currently or in the future.
No significant land use issues are anticipated.
8. Describe the topography of the subject area.
Level/flat topography, consistent with irrigated agriculture.
9. Describe any concurrent land use applications.
None.
C. Infrastructure and Public Services
1. How is storm water drainage managed on and adjacent to the proposed annexation area?
Sutter County parcels: both storm water and irrigated agriculture water is drained through adjacent Butte Water
District canals & Reclamation District No. 777 and 2056 drains. Butte County Parcel: storm and irrigated
agriculture drainage provided by Reclamation District 2054.
2. How is public access provided to the proposed annexation area?
Paseo Road in Live Oak for parcel APN 10-020-005 and Township Road in unincorporated areas of Sutter
County for parcel APN 08-230-015. Melo Glow Lane for Butte County Parcel 021-220-021.
3. How will the proposal impact regional circulation/transportation plans? No anticipated impact
4. Discuss how the proposal will assist the receiving entity in achieving its fair share of the regional housing needs
as determined in the agency's General Plan Housing Element. No anticipated impact
5. Provide documentation that indicates adequate domestic water supplies for projected uses of the annexation area
are available. NIA
6. How will the annexation improve or hinder organized community services? No anticipated impact.
7. How will the annexation result in an improvement in social and economic integration of the annexation area?
No anticipated impact
8. Please complete the following table of service providers:
Service Presently Provided By Proposed Provider
Fire Protection Live Oak; Sutter County; Butte County ~
Police Protection Live Oak; Sutter County; Butte County same
Domestic Water Service N/A N/A
Agricultural Water Service Groundwater; Surface Water Butte Water District; Groundwater
Sewer Service N/A NIA
Solid Waste N/A N/A
Road/Street Maintenance Live Oak; Sutter County; Butte County same
Power PG&E same
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Street Lighting N/A N/A
Planning & Zoning Live Oak; Sutter County; Butte County ~
Schools N/A N/A
D. Significant Issues.
1. Describe any unique issues and/or pre-existing uses or conditions such as flooding, groundwater contamination,
animal keeping, agricultural uses, ecological preserves, airport activity, traffic movement, pedestrian uses, etc.,
that characterize the proposed annexation area.
Property used for irrigated agriculture -no known significant issues
2. Describe any unique or special communities of interest such as day care providers or neighborhood associations
that characterize the proposed annexation area. N/A.
E. Intergovernmental Coordination
1. Identify governmental agencies that overlay the proposed annexation area, such as special districts, County
supervisorial districts, county service areas, maintenance districts, others. NIA
2. Has the proposal been circulated to all affected local agencies? Yes IZ]No D
3. Attach any responses/comments that have been received from the affected agencies listed. None Received.
4. What functions of identified agencies will be duplicated as a result of the annexation? None
5. Are there any conditions requested by affected government agencies that will substantially affect or impact the
annexation area? Yes D No IZl (please describe) __
6. Are there any existing Contractual Agreements between the landowners and the city or district for the provision of
services such as sewer or water service? Yes IZ] No D (please describe)
The Sutter County Parcels currently receive as -available when -available allocations of Butte Water District
surface water pursuant to a District program. It is not anticipated that annexation of these parcels will significantly
affect the volume of water served to the Sutter County Parcels.
F. Environmental Determination
1. Indicate what the Lead Agency has done to comply with the requirements of the California Environmental Quality
Act (CEQA).
2.
IZl Categorical Exemption D Environmental Impact Report
D Negative Declaration (with mitigations)
D Other, please specify __
Copies of the complete environmental documentation prepared by the Lead Agency (including the initial study,
any technical reports, and any written comments or recorded public testimony relative to the environmental
documents), and a copy of the Notice of Determination/Notice of Exemption, showing the date filed with the
County Clerk shall be included as "LAFCO Exhibit 4."
Was the environmental documentation (Notice of Intent/Notice of Preparation)
Agency Formation Commission prior to adoption by the Lead Agency? Yes D
why.)
The project is categorically exempt from CEQA.
circulated to the Butte Local
No IZl (If no, please explain
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3. Attach comments received from LAFCO, if any.
G. Fiscal Issues
1. Does the Resolution of Application from the lead agency include documentation that the agency is in agreement
with a standing Master Tax Exchange Agreement, has negotiated a tax exchange agreement, or has made a
determination that the proposal is revenue neutral? Yes ~ No O (please describe)
Master Tax Exchange Agreement with Sutter County, affecting the Sutter County Parcels.
2. If this application is by petition, provide documentation of applicants' request that the affected agencies initiate tax
exchange agreements, included as "LAFCO Exhibit 5."
3. To what extent will residents or landowners within the subject area be liable for any existing indebtedness of the
city or district accepting the annexation?
Annexed lands will pay assessments consistent with those imposed upon other District landowners.
4. Upon annexation, will the territory be included within any assessment district and be subject to assessment for the
new or extended services? Yes O No ~ (please describe)
H. Support or Protest
1. Provide a list or table labeled "LAFCO Exhibit 6" of all affected property owners within the proposed annexation
area that includes (Note: A sample table is provided as LAFCO Form L-2):
For an uninhabited annexation proposal (less than 12 registered voters):
•!• Assessor's Parcel Number (APN);
•!• Situs Address of parcel;
•!• Property owner(s) name and mailing address(es);
•!• Size of property in acres;
•!• Responses in favor of annexation, opposed to annexation or no response; and
•!• Assessed land value as determined by the County Assessor.
For an inhabited annexation proposal (more than 12 registered voters) also include:
•!• Assessor's Parcel Number (APN);
•!• Situs Address of parcel;
•!• Property owner(s) name and mailing address(es);
•!• Size of property in acres;
•!• Responses in favor of annexation, opposed to annexation or no response;
•!• Assessed land value as determined by the County Assessor; and
•!• Number and names of Registered Voters at each site address.
I. Public Notice Requirements
1. Provide a mailing list of all property owners AND/OR registered voters (depending on type of annexation) located
within the area to be annexed AND a separate mailing list for those properties located within 300 feet of the exterior
boundaries of the area to be annexed. These mailing lists must be extracted from the most recent assessment rolls
and registered voter rolls prepared by the County at the time the local agency adopts a resolution of application.
Mailing lists shall be submitted with the application as "LAFCO Exhibit 7." The mailing list shall also be submitted in
electronic format compatible with WordPerfect or Microsoft Word. The mailing list shall include:
•!• The property owners and/or registered voters name residing at address;
•!• Mailing address and situs address;
•!• The Assessor's Parcel Number; and
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•!• Mailing labels.
The LAFCO Application is intended to provide the Commission with all relevant data in order to make an
informed decision. LAFCO staff will review each application for completeness within 30 days of submittal and
inform the applicant in writing of any deficiencies or additional information required.
LAFCO Exhibit 1:
LAFCO Exhibit 2:
LAFCO Exhibit 3:
LAFCO Exhibit 4:
LAFCO Exhibit 5:
LAFCO Exhibit 6:
LAFCO Exhibit 7:
REQUIRED LAFCO EXHIBITS
Certified copies of the Resolution of Application or Petition for Change of Organization.
Boundary map of annexation area.
Legal description of proposed annexation area.
Copies of the complete environmental documentation.
Tax Exchange Agreement.
List of all affected property owners and/or registered voters.
Public Notice requirements mailing list.
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LAFCO Form "L-1"
Petition for Proceedings Pursuant to the Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government
Reorganization Act of 2000
The undersigned hereby petition(s) the Local Agency Formation Commission of Butte County for approval of a
proposed change of organization or reorganization, and stipulate as follows:
1) This proposal is made pursuant to Part 3, Division 3, Title 5 of the California Government Code
(commencing with §56000, Cortese-Knox-Hertzberg Local Government Reorganization Act of 2000).
2) The specific change(s) of organization proposed (i.e., annexation to, detachment from, reorganization, etc.)
is (are):
3) The boundaries of the territory included in the proposal are as described in Exhibit ___ attached hereto
and by this reference incorporated herein.
4) This proposal is/is not (circle one) consistent with the sphere(s) of influence of the affected city and/or
district(s). If the proposal is not consistent, a Sphere of Influence Amendment must be requested.
5) The reasons for the proposal (annexation, detachment, etc.) are:
6) The proposed change of organization or reorganization is requested to be made subject to the following
terms and conditions:
7) The persons signing this petition have signed as: __ registered voters __ owners of land.
8) Do the petitioners include all landowners within the territory included within the proposal? _yes _no
9) If the formation of a new district is included in the proposal:
a) The principal act under which the district is proposed to be formed is: --------~
b) The proposed name of the new district is: -------------------
c) The boundaries of the proposed new district are described in Exhibit __ heretofore incorporated
herein.
IO) If the proposal includes the consolidation of special districts, the proposed name of the consolidated district
is--------------------------~
11. Butte LAFCO policies allow an application by petition only when the applicant provides satisfactory
evidence that a diligent effort has been made to obtain a Resolution of Application from the affected public
agency. Please indicate what effort was made to obtain such consent and the reasons why the public
agency did not act on the applicant's request?
Wherefore, petitioners request that proceedings be taken in accordance with the provisions of '56000 et seq.,
of the California Government Code, and herewith affix signatures of the Chief petitioners (not to exceed three)
as follows:
Date Signature Printed Name Residence Address Assessor's Parcel #
2------------------------~---------~
3. __________________________________ _
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LAFCO Form "L-2"
Exhibit "B"
Uninhabited Proposal
Ownership List
Project Name
NAME ADDRESS ALV Acres RV TRA ZONE Y/N
(mailing) (situs)
Doe,John 353 JD Street $29,799.00 .28 2 062011 R1/CM Yes
(see situs) Chico, CA 95928
$29,799.00 0.28 2
Exhibit "B"
Inhabited Proposal
Ownership List
Project Name
NAME ADDRESS REGISTERED ALV Acres RV TRA ZONE Y/N VOTER NAME(S) (mailing) (situs) (If other than owner)
Doe,John 353 JD Street John Voter 1 $29,799.00 .28 2 062011 R1/CM Yes
(see situs) Chico, CA 95928 Jonna Voter 2
$29,799.00 0.28 2
KEY:
Assessor's Parcel Number. Can be obtained from the Butte County Assessor's Office.
The legal landowner and mailing address. This may differ from Situs Address if parcel is not owner
occupied.
The actual physical site address of an individual parcel. May differ from Mailing Address if not owner
occupied.
The name or names of all registered voters registered at the situs address.
Assessed Land Value. This is the official land value assessment established by the Butte County
Assessor's Office.
The actual size of the affected parcel.
Registered Voters. This is the number of registered voters associated with the situs address. Can
be obtained from the Butte County Registrar of Voters. NOTE: Registered voter information will
ONLY be released to representatives of the affected agency. not the general public.
Tax Rate Area. This is a number assigned to each parcel by the State Board of Equalization for
taxation purposes. Can be obtained from LAFCO or the Butte County Assessor's Office.
The land use designation (zoning) established by the governing agency.
Yes/No. This reflects the landowners' position on the application. May be left blank if no indication
from landowner is available.
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