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�v • zX AQFts��lS1CD TR��'ts'�'y� April 18,20:1.6 Butte County Planning Department. Attn: Tim Snelling, ][Ni-ector 7 County Center Drive Oroville. CA 95965 RE.: ,Agricultural Conservation Easement Resolution Request Calif'oi-nia Sustainable Agf•icultural Lands Conservation Pj•ogt•am — Supplementary Information :Dear Tim, Please firid attached additional information pertaining to Northeni California Regional Land Trust's intent to purchase and Agricultural Conservation Easement (ACE) from the Garner and .Rose Ranches u.1:Butte and. Tehama County and .Request for Resolution of Suppo(t from the Butte County :Board. of Supervisors. Only a portion of the Garner Ranch is located .i1.1.Butte County (see attached .maps). The balance of the acreage, i.ncludIng all of the :Rose Ra.(.ich, is located in. Tehama County. "l'llese ACEs are being purchased at Fair Market Value (F.MV) as determined by a qualified appraiser. ':l'.he appraised .. MV takes into consideration liilghest & best use of the subject Property and all existing encuinbrances and restrictions, including enrollment in the Land Conservation Act of .1.965 (aka Williamson Act). Because the subject properties are enrolled in Williamson. Act, there is no net effect on property taxes. These ACEs are a direct and explicit complement to the County's General Plan (GP) and the GP's .Agricultural, Conservati.on, and Open. Space elements. '.(.his .Proiect has broad co.mmu.nity support anal is beteg conductedin partn.ership «ith the: Cal.i.forma. Department of Conservation and Cal.i.fonlia Strategic Growth Council's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation :Program (SA:.LC:P); USDA Natural .Resource Conservation. Service's Agricultural Conservation Easeilient:Program. (AC.EP); California W.i.ldl.i.fe Conservation Board; Califomla:Department of Fish and Wildlife; Califomia Wildl.if.'e :Foundation; Joseph & Vera Long Foundation, and; the Arthur & Elatne V. Johnson foundation. Additional support has been. provided by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, Sierra Nevada :Brewery, various private -sector partners, and individual community members. .167 t: ast 3"i Avenue ■ C;hic•o, CIA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (1530) 894-11.89 ww w.la:ndconsenva.tion.ort; 0 Please fin.d the-follo'VIVIng enclosed: - Resolution Request - Project Maps - Neighboring igghboring Landowner Notifications 0 - Pub] Ic Notification -Affidavits - OrIginal Noti.fication of - Intent to County Please let me know If you. have any questions or need additi.o.nal info.i.-mation. Sincerely, John. W. Hunt, .Executive:Director Northeni Cafifbrni-a Revonal. Und Trust .167 East 3"1 Aint. , C . vee . C .13ick) A95926 Phone: (5 i0) 894-7738 a Fax: (530) 894-11.89 www.Ia-ndconsen--adqn.o%., Resolution.Request for County -Specific .Parcels .167 Fust .3r'Avenue (",hico, . .'A 9 5)9'0 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww 411 rA 1.1•.1''6R;lq'l A' Resolution.Request for County -Specific .Parcels .167 Fust .3r'Avenue (",hico, . .'A 9 5)9'0 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww S . is Ode y ,�l 4r' ,► • }:� ffi a x�� 1�� i �yti CM, �.is-. • •''4 fit. PA�oI� T �y \h, t tili3:t t1t1`RN(aRIFO NIA; s t March 1.0, 2016 Butte County.Planning.Departriient ' Attn: Tim Snelling, :Director 7 County Center :Drive ' Orovi.l.le, CA 95965 R<Z- Intent to purchase Agricultural Conset-vation Easement Resolution Request California. Sustainable Agrieultural'Lands Conservation Program s. Dear T1111, is t I air. writing to let you know the Northern. California :Regional :Land Trust (The :Land Trost) intends to purchase an Agricultural Conservation Easement (ACE) from the Garner Ranch property on :Butte County Assessor .Parcel Numbers (AP.Ns): 047-210-003 ; 047-210-004.; 056 • 020-002; 047-210-007; 047-210-008; 047-210-01.1. 047-210-01.0; 056-020-0.1.9, and; 047-230 085. The Land'frust and Landgwners .request the .Butte County Board of Supervisor adopt a { resolution approving the ACE proposal to the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural :Lands Conservation Program (SA:LCP). The purpose of the ACE is to' conserve the property's agricultural., natural and historic: valLies by preventing uses that would impair these values. Grantors are the sole owners in. fee s.i.mple of the pi-operties,'consisting of approximately 2,480 acres located 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico _Sphere of Influence. The property is a superb match for both SA:LCP's objectives and ' the .Butte County General Plan's stated goal. to protect :Butte County's agricultural. lands from , conversion to non-agricultural uses. A sample resolution provided by the :Department of Conservation, to be used at the .Board's ; discretion; as wells as maps of the subject APNs. Tliank you :f.'or placing this request on the nett available .Board meeting agenda..Please feel free to contact me if you li.ave any Cluestiolls. Sincerety. ` John. W. Hunt, Executive :Director ' Northern Ca.l.iforn.ia. Regi.onl l..Land. Trust email: john(r),la.ndcoalse.rvati.ola..orb , phone: (530) 894-7738 e'xt. 1.02' ' 161' East •5-{ Ave.nue ■ Cliko, CIA 9.5926 . " hone: (5311) $94-7738 � Fax: (.5:30) 894-11.89 • www.l [n.deouserra.tion.i)E6 Resolution No. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTTE COUNTY APPROVING THE EASEMENT PROPOSAL TO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR THE GARNER RANCH PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation . Program within the Department of Conservation, and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND TRUST intends to Purchase an agricultural conservation easement for a price based on its fair market value as determined by a qualified appraiser. The property consists of approximately 2,480 acres of land located approximately 2.2 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence for the purpose of conserving priority agricultural rangelands and related resource values; and WHEREAS, the Butte County Board of Supervisors approves the easement proposal and certifies that the easement proposal meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section 10251, to wit: (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support long-term commercial agricultural production. (b) Butte County has a general plan which demonstrates a, long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to the area of Butte County where the easement acquisition is proposed. (c) Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural use in the foreseeable future. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEREBY: approves the filing of an application for funding from the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. e RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTTE COUNTY APPROVING THE EASEMENT PROPOSAL TO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR THE GARNER RANCH PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation . Program within the Department of Conservation, and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND TRUST intends to Purchase an agricultural conservation easement for a price based on its fair market value as determined by a qualified appraiser. The property consists of approximately 2,480 acres of land located approximately 2.2 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence for the purpose of conserving priority agricultural rangelands and related resource values; and WHEREAS, the Butte County Board of Supervisors approves the easement proposal and certifies that the easement proposal meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section 10251, to wit: (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support long-term commercial agricultural production. (b) Butte County has a general plan which demonstrates a, long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to the area of Butte County where the easement acquisition is proposed. (c) Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural use in the foreseeable future. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEREBY: approves the filing of an application for funding from the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. 0 Tehama County Red Bluff 0 Chico) Project Location J 4 7z- 1 Oroville Butte County q! t tS 4 y" 41 3r T1 , �14 7 —7 2t J Ot 4, I.C1 Ile- -0 C' 01 7 Gavier Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac.) USGS 7.5 Quads: Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, 5 J— Richardson Springs -NIA -,NORTHERN CALIFOR v E G' 1 0 NJ A t L A IN D T R U S 3—iw Lay—C—da, Hat nal Gwqraphit Gotiety, kubed �J City of Chtco N ,ars 1 0 1 2 3 oe Miles IN, s' - K Gamer Ranch, Butte County, California Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map 0 (2) '4" 1AaE y- 4, AI 4- X z N -Z v A171 - re 47i Vq 40 N T f J 04 7-210-004 t 047-210 003 056-020 002 r' --t V'fO4 *Alt 4r 056-020-019 047-210-010 047-210-007 047-210-008 047-210-01 "1 40 1v" j lee to -4 L OV-23OZ5 '-• e '0 41 = Garner Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac.) NORTH ERN CALIFORNIA REGIONAL' 1AN1101 TRUST; Y N mmnf,Asn Lzi. . . . . . . -25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles Garner Ranch, Butte County, California Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers 0 Project Maps Butte &Tehama Counties .167 East 3"" Avenue Cbico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww w.la-.n.dc(.)nsei-ration.or£,, I* r. NIORTHE Tehama County rte` ed Bluff.* r r y t / Chico) Project Location "T Oroville Butte County tw ' rO LL, %. -4r0 F V �TEHAMA/ r iT` t to LL u a Garner Ranch (appr. 3,252 ac.) �' N J A vi Rose Ranch (appr. 5,545 ac.) USGS 7.5 Quads: Q' 1 z Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, 3 Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, { x 1 Richardson Springs j 1 Miles 'O R,T,fl'E1kN CAUF'O RNIA. Pine Creek Linkage Project.. Butte & Tehama Counties, California E''G. F'i �, +h r+ i� T ±� U S i Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map -0- - I.- I_I_Q . _ U Z-1. lny7 Greri3:: copy^yil?.'• 2013 N,zl l ',.b.d I NORTHERN Q Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties, California 0 R C G E 0 N A L L AINJ L 1 k U, S f Figure 2. Project Aerial and Streams S.M.. Leyv CrWils: &—Y . E -. DiaimIG€M.. G-Eyc r—d,de: Gear, .phcs. CNESA-,Wn DS. USDA, JSGS. AEX. Ge',mappina, Ae;.gdd, IGN, iGF. s isd.p% and the GL; U,— C M.nity L '10 QGarner Ranch {appy. 3,252 ac.) ED Rose Ranch {appr. 5,545 aa} EJPublic & Conservation Lands Encroaching Development ® Parcels < 40 acres Chico City Sphere a, 01 TO ELI i a �r w + t f � `' -_ �i,1'\1�\q\YW`\`s tea• • 4 .r 1 i 3 - • � is Ir♦ n rw��w.aa •� � fN}�.« o waw. parr rw�arww.�a�• w w •4.l. �ww..1uM ��1 w. as w.r �.a eaww�• � l � ra r Ufa f ��� BUTTE � r r' n y •F Y - - L3 0 2.5 _. r ,,• Miles y NORTH RN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties. Califomia ,R Ei G i <�) NIA I I A N 0 'R U.S. T Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. QGarner Ranch (appr. 3,252 ac.) Rose Ranch (appr. 5:545 ac.) Public & Conservation Lands Encroaching Development Parcels < 40 acres 10, � J , =MA y+ TTE J r � 0 0.5 N 1 Miles ©11 MNORTHERN C A L I. F O R N lA- Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties, California FEC.,IONIAL LAND rc t'' E Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. Neighboring .Landowner :Notifications (January 2416) Butte &Tehama Counties .167 F cst 3" zkvenue a Chico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■fax: (5:30) $94.11.89 ww %y.U.ndconseryacion.o! • lanua...N 15, 201.6 Landowner Name Address Cite, State; Zip Owner of nei.bh.boriug .Assessor :Parcel Nuinbers: Dear l,aadowner(s), 'VORfiill�iill.. CAI,IEE}Kti.;l 1. am writing to inform you that the .Northern. California Regional Land Trust (NCR.LT) intends to acquire an agricultural conservation casement on approximately 5,545 acres of foothill rangeland that. adjoins property you own (Sec Assessor :Parcel Numbers, above, and attached malts). -['he acquisition is to be funded in coordination with Private Non -Profit :Foundations, U.S. Department of Agriculture's .Agricultural. Lands Easemerxt Program (;ALE); California Department of .Fish. and Game, anal the State of Cal.iforni.a Sustainable Agri.culv.iral Lands Conservation Program. (SALCP). An agricultural conservation casement is a recorded restriction on title that limits the use of the land to agricultural purposes. The easement would insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCR.LT, xv o would monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement were fulfilled. NCR.LT is a .local private non-profit 501(c)3 corporation that eXJStS to protect the Valuable land .resou.rces of Butte, G.Vin, and Tehama counties by acquiring and. holding in trust conservation casements. `be :Northern. Cali.fomi.cl Regional Land. Trust is a membership organization and we welcorn.e am one interested in protecting this regi.on's land and natural. resources to join. us. Please find enclosed a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have any questions, please contact me at the phone; e►nail, or mailinb address below. Sincerely, John W. Runt, .Executive Director Northern_California.Regional Land Trust 1.67 East 3' r Avenue Chico, CA. 95926 (530) 894-7738 est. 1.02 john;ir;Ian.dconsen,ation.org *Enclosure 167 East 3" Avenue ■ Clrico, CA 9:5926 Phone: (.530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (.530) 894-1189 ww w.landcorisercadon.oru S - ka r ` -. r i 1. _ _ i. ?g • �j ;,' H APN: S 1 jj 056-180-016-0 APN. � APN APN: in x -07 0-015-0 p APN APN: 056-180-014-0081280-061 081 280-071 ? // �. w •mow.* r r: APN: 056-180-013-0 w.sx APN: APN: APN: .. APN; 056-180-002-0 056.180-010-0 APN: 056-180-012-0 081-280-04-1 U APN: 056-180-011-0 4081-290-08-1 *This map is not a survey. It is furnished to locate the proposed easement in relation to adioininq parcels. m re T. 24M., R.2E., M.D.B.B M. v WSW's MOP Sk.81 — Pg. 21 AMOY Of RAlamo, Calif. T. 24 N., S, E., 1W.A9 SM. Tax Area Cade WIW 81-24 r. repo' Nar-Amsso«t Brace Maeb m Shoed in Eltoags. County of Teharoo, Calif. An Porch !loan O V T.24N., R.2E.. M.D B.8 M, ACTS—asnaxub arxt Numbws go., in Elxpsea Tbx Aire Code conn►Y of C U ,D -d— al N f 23 N Assessor's Mop 8k. 81 —Pg. 28 County of Tehama, Calif. NOW—Aasnssnr's Block Numbers Sham in 011py Assessors Parcel Numbers Shown In Circles T.24N 2E,maaam. ft Am r6& J-29 28 27 24 25 c5) 30 J 29 28 _S7— 12L I oo, 32w 40Ac. W4.04ft 32 SSOMAr- -43 Assessort Mop ex at —pg. 29 County of Teftme, Calif. AM—Asmsor's Bract Numbem sham in Lrfgpow C September 29, 2015 Landowner Name Address City, State, Zip Owner of neighboring Assessor Parcel Numbers: ###-###-###-# I am writing to inform you that the Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire an agricultural conservation easement on approximately 3,303 acres of rangeland that adjoins property you own (APN ###-###-###-# ). The acquisition is to be funded by Private Non -Profit Foundations and the State of California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SALCP). An agricultural conservation easement is a recorded restriction on title that limits the use of the land to agricultural purposes. The 3,303 acre easement would insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCRLT, who would monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement were fulfilled. NCRLT is a local private non-profit 501(c)3 corporation that exists to protect the valuable land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama counties by acquiring and holding in trust conservation easements. The Northern California Regional Land Trust is a membership organization and we welcome anyone interested in protecting this region's land and natural resources to join us. Please find enclosed a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have any questions, please contact me at the phone, email, or mailing address below. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust 167 East 3`d Avenue Chico, CA 95926 (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 john@landconservation.org "Enclosure .167 East 3r.1 Avenue • C::hieo, (::A 9:5926 Pho.n.c: (530) 894-7738 v Fax: (5:30) 894-11.89 ww w.lan.dc(:)nsexn>a.tion.o►�; Neighboring Parcels_--_—�_---- -� Proposed Conservation Easement (approx. 3,303 act N jt 00 0 2,0 0 00 E,% 0 Feet `APN•' I '290:06'1,- fAPN,l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ♦ OOi♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i�0i♦i♦i ' �i�i�i♦i�ilii♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i�0i�i♦i IIII ♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦iii♦i 1• 1 1 / i l /• 1 1'. 111 i 1 111 1• 1 1 111 1� 1 1 111 1 t of 1 1 1 i 1 111 1•• 1 1 111 047-630-025-000 �0�28.0- APN L 081=280 APN. APN:i_. 047-210-002-000 047-210-001-000 • • '/"Propos 047:210-005-000-000 AFN'1 047-210 0-0 6 000 APN _ APN , ,. 1'047 230-001=000 .047 230 003-00 j / APN: /ter 047-620-022-000 GG APN: iG 047-630-023-000 !1 APN: p 047-630-024-000 I '290:06'1,- fAPN,l 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ♦ OOi♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i�0i♦i♦i ' �i�i�i♦i�ilii♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i�0i�i♦i IIII ♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦i♦iii♦i 1• 1 1 / i l /• 1 1'. 111 i 1 111 1• 1 1 111 1� 1 1 111 1 t of 1 1 1 i 1 111 1•• 1 1 111 047-630-025-000 .-r N -44W IT .. FJ Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. VU tf) ""Ogg I �" 0 Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. MR • Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets T 94!11_ RIF_ MD -R -am Th. ewe CA'm . R128 County of ToMmot Calif. NOTE -Anve ,t e+odt Mmtbsm 9w. In EIMP. a �, 0 , 04, : P(w tckca Public Notification Affidavits (June 2015) Butte &T'eham.a Counties .167 Fest 3" Avenue • C liko, CA 95926 Phone: (.530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (.530) 894-.11.89 ww w.lundconsenl-ati()n.in,It 0 Chico.. Enterprise. -Record 400 E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530.896-7702 erlegal@chicoer.com NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95926 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State. of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of California, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy, was published in said newspaper on the following days: 6/24/2015 Dated June 25, 2015 at Chico. California (Signature) Legal No. 0005511024 PUBLIC NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Butte and Tehama County rancher, it has applied to the state's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Con- servation Program to acquire an agri- cultural conservation easement cov- ering 3,302 acres of ranchland In the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset The property is located north of the junction of Cohasset Road and Wells Island Road in the counties of Butte and Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation easement protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 3.302 acre easement will insure that this land will be preserved for aggrricultural uses in perpetuity. TIS Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful• filled. The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(cX3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agricultural land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul- tural conservation easements. For further information contact The Northern California Regional Land Trust at (530) 894-7738. June 19,2015 Publish: June 24, 2015 Chico Enterp 400 E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530-896-7702 erlegal@chicoer.com r rise -Record NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95926 'IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN -AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a' party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of California, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of CIalifornia, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy, was published in said newspaper on the following days: 612512015 Dated June 25, 2015 at Chico, California (Signature) • Legal No. 0005511457 PUBLIC NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Tehama County rancher, it has applied to the state's Sustaina- ble Agricultural Lands Conservation Program to acquire an agricultural conservation easement covering 5,545 acres of ranchland in the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset The property is located 1 mile northwest of the junc- tion of Cohasset Road 'and Hogan Road in the County of Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation ease- ment protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 5,545 acre easement wil insure that in perpetuity this land will be preserved for agricultural uses. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful- filled. The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agncultural land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul- tural conservation easements. For further Information contact The Northern California Regional Land Trust at (530) 894-7738. July 19, 2015 Publish: June 25.2015 545 qn I :'Are RO�B6 ROd'.Bldff -CA, C 5$ w Q ispE�ti�bbredblijffid,�iyqe s,. c m', ""oR RffGIQNAL�l`AND.TRUST '167 . E CH IC iNotice Pubic IF � STATE', 0 F') CA L ', County TTJa f'�h,6rha �e,6� dieih _g .first duly=`sworn; dlo se _. s an'd!'". mentioned -.she was a citizen., over the;age;`'fteighteen years and.a resideint, of' .�Wand w6s�and jir�e�,.bb&k _:durjq§�kjdl jgjp�' bP',th'6' Ped =.aiilyr News_pe%, 6f,. era wl'N cuajon,p,qtog,,'Po,�i x; pUbhsheii daily e�ocept of BlOff l;County i T64ama *5`ate of: California, sR6d, newspaper newspapero 4 k general circulation andwdailynewspaPer�aCe defined in .Sections.. California thasaprovid'edin said section 6QOOsaid I newspapeY 's.published -.`for therd,ssemihati.onf .Aqlo_graph!p_ news �,, and drj h t e, III i qenff 9:qen#f 'cqpra�,4qr�,q`nd' 'h qs,al,; _ "bon-a"fide 'sbbi&Tptibi; lit,e Tf 4' tnewspaper h 't blMed;1piihted,"arid publishe-;4s`those: er%s,are de'fin"& Article -A 'I' biVision 7 Title .VbQbe:! 4 Code,' ncil'ff , State: ;,v ,lof . 0� .t,p.gy gpn Sor�,np .ta i orma,-. ,.,r.' t 'V I f �Jf h 6 t6F6 ', - rti�&x'i' - preceding theFdate of fhefirstpublicat,on of: the notice .)herein 'tdOVotedlo'leint" i m e n i 48 n -fed i h a JV��rigA ,PU.blithedi, for _thp`ertainment or'mstruct,on ofi, rt Jlprjc_laSs,;j professiondW,�Q;forqnyjurQ Der ftier ebf that said . notice was set in type,nol smaller ,. than,nonpareil rand was�pieceded �WO9srinted h'"�dk fadeAypp,,qqt smaller rjmq(a*th_ e'purport .a'qd°chpraEt r.pfAhe.jnotitejhtend' e, - given ;-,that i s the notice of which the rtotpunted eKp JsI,a �o `—:published sa,dinewspaper 1=tl,es beginning on 0612372015 and . n g:on , 6clusiveildwit _y y .,I:cC,eriify.(bi,,,D6cl6te.)-,"under ponalt-,,ofO ry that the fore,gIp,9:!s d:cbr ,--Jr66�an 46t a;, Red `4i'Q'jlifoeiii6. Dated 06/231241:5 it 7Re 411 t ure Legal, NoOU05'S1, 0899 I "god Legal No. 0005510923 f&9- y ,+LEGAL NOTICE'5Q5 Olamond Ave fy ` '.. PueLSON I lc IaOT! cE A P O Boz 220 e ki-th6en Californla'Re ionai�'� LandsTrust'has announce `that ` 'Red Bluff,r8_ '96080. on behalf of a Butte and'Tehama X530 527-2151' , countv rancher; it has'app he.d :to,. thelstate's Sustainable ;Agricul cJlspatch:@redbiufifdailynews com Lural Lana& Conseriation Pro pram. tb,. acquire. an, agricultural conservatton easement, covering �. 3;302 acres of ranchland m: the NORTHERN CALIF REG10NAU' AND TRUST,' . Cohasset' Road area north,of thio City of, Chico. and southwest of EAST 3RD AVE h'e Caiitmun+ty"-of Cohasset..The proper ty; is• locate& north of:thL. �.CHICO CA .'95926unction of • Cdhasset 'Road', and, elis asiand' Road. m ;the Coun= ':ties of Butte and Tehama CA.:An. agnculfura! Cons ryation ease Y i�b�IG@�Pu.b'Ilc Notice� :: (merit protects a.n� limits the use . of";the,fan& for; agr+cultutal put R- ases ,The 3302.,acre easement mill insure that,th+s land will be preserved for Agricultural, Uses +n.-perpetulty ,- y Theorthern California `Re(�laial t Lan Trust w+ iv !old title o ,tlme, �easenmeni and, will monitor th -TATE`OF�CAUFORNlA } ss. terms ofahe easement:annually t. to insureahat the ppuurpposes of ,iliafeasemeht are fulfilled , The 3 Northerni' Califo'rnia,,; Regional county�af�Tehama� Land -Trust =rs a non-profit ' 501(c)(3 Corporation thtat exists `toprotect4 the;wvatuable, rile t Renee Goddard,:bemg,frst duly evorn deposes and says That's(. ;placeable agricultural':lan& 're- r`all times hereinafter mentioned she was a�crfzenof he United sources =of butte Glenn,. +anti . States, over the age oferghteen yearsk ands:resident ofssaid Tehama,Counfles .by, acquirincr r count and was•':at and ilunn ,said tunes bookkeeper of the Red an& holdin rn"trust a ricultural Y , j., 9 3 ronservab neasementts. NB%uff Daily News; a newspaperlof general,circulaUon printed and Foe,( urther iraforjnationtcOntactt, pub!shed dailyezcept`Sundays and-,erten hol+days'+n,'thecty`of `Thi NortherhT California Regional. , Red Bluff County of Tehama,,'State of Ca ifb(Oia; that' aid Red Land Trust ai; (53U) 894 7.738 + BluffDaiy Nevis is and wasfat;all frmes;here�n rnenboned a daily ; •►'ubirsh:-�1une23;301Ss< o nevrspaper'of general crrcula(ionras the,terms,Znewspaper•;of , generaii`circulafion and'"8aily riewspape are defined`ln Secfions4 rm:6000 6001::6045 and 6040 5 of theyGovemment code sof the, State ='o:f�Californra' that asl.provided iii "said>secbon`6000 said' i newspaper is published far the ,dissem+nationrofrlocal and '. `t #elegraPhic news>and intellrgeRncgYp a general character ;and has:,a ..R bonaji a subscnption,tlist vfrpaying subscrrbers„thattsaid newspaper has been established p�nnted ands published as+lhose -y: ilte`tms are defined in Articleti Chapter 1 Division f7zTitte 1 ofthe=1 r, said Governmggt'iCode 'iii thcisaid City } of Red Bluff 1. Cahfo[nia at reguI r�intervals fo,r4riiore that one year next:' . w preceding+the date of theifir'sttpublication` of the'notiee herein il itne itioned, thatsaitl newspaper is not.devotod o the'inferests=or published.for'th6 entertainrrient or sttuction of afparttcular class „profession trade; calling race oc;denominattan .or for any number Mhel e0 . ;that said notice ,was set ,m type`nat smaller than ;nonpareil was4'precededlwith_ Mor dspnnted'+n black'faceatype note <smailer #Pian nor pare}i {.descnbing�or4.expressing,in geileral,ferms,,; ri yfthe-*purpgrt and character, if,the.`notrce rntended`to be given`;alai,` tl'e on tice,of whrcl� the`anneXeds`a printed copy.�a�as b[inted and j�publrshed;m said newspaper �lltrmes b2ginrnng on10612312015 acid ending;on 06J231204�both days.inciusive to wiE`on 6123!2045 i Ffr.r� a .'',..1 ,e. � L@.w'!” r'�,Y .� :� �,t a.... r.. 1-�Sk�.a ,�•. r - ll :Cerf_ify`(or beciare) under penalty of penury that the foregoing'rs, t Eros and correct:at Red, Bluff California " r .F Y ... a. _4 f! dtve'd06/23/2015 at Red BluffCar*forriia. t 1: r t, (Signature) z4 r _- `i ' 0 11 Original County .Notifications of.Proposed. Project (February 20.15) Butte &Tehama Counties .167 East 3"' Avenue ■ Cbico, CA 95926 - Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-11.89 wwwAandconservation.oM V '4 6 February 26, 2015 Butte County :Planning Department Attn: Tim Snelling, Director 7 County Center.Drive Oroville, CA 95965 1;WVzw 0 It, t RE: Proposed Garner Ranch Agricultural Conservation Easement — California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program Dear Tim, The Northern Call forni aRegionalLand Trust Is pursuing funding for Agricultural Conservation Easements (ACE's) th.rough th.e State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Progyrani (SALCP) at therecluest of several Butte and 'Tehama County landowners. Per SALCP Grant Proposal guidefines.1 am providing this letter to inform. you we are assisting the owners of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for in ACE on the folloWIng Butte County Assessor Parcel. Numbers (APNrs): 047-210-004; 056-020-002; 047-210-007; 047-2.1.0-008; 047-210-0.1.1; 047-21.0-01.0; 056-020- 01.9, and., 047-230-085 As xvell as the following Tehama County NPNs: I 081-280-04 and 081-280-07 047-2.1.0-003 Please also see the attached map for further clarification. The landowners' property is a superb match for both SALCP's objectives. as well as the Butte County General Plan's stated goal to protect Butte County's agricultural lands from colivel'si.011 to non-agricultUral uses. Please feel free to contact ine if you have any question. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern. California'Re-Ional L.ajid Trust email-, joliji,'�i,)Iatideoiiservation.org phone.- (5 30) 894-7738 ext. 102 167 East 3" Ave.iiuc ■ Chico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww • Tehama County ~ Red Bluff}€ 'till iu=` A Chico? • -�.- Project Location c ' s fl t' s��r Butte County < r ,,��QQ }ay `Y'•.b' #,,yrs k_ ! z t cif 4 -'dr' r.. jC -.. •�C-.r. _,,"lt.. t,� "t^. a, -'b '": tf � � j �. � p '/� c+�µ g�.:�.. �rn � y/• L:•M.4'R � Y,�'.'i` ! � �. I� � / /^'�% h, .tt'h _ } �t 6 *'s t' " _ fir.'" f.7 d I .s. -d' •Y Sd r' N-il er- J4 e ' �y•r '�^ �� �.. �. 3r � 1 i..y� r �:'� ly � � �(iY/ r . ✓ x '�{ 7 71'. "' t t. � r{`f '11 t v'� `F / A i;� t i ,. ',Ar i•r' r- et" j �Kv `v7•. t} ..ai l^q L'+Y'a � 'f t .Lr ` �, •:r.�,�:e..•� �iir �+ ��' ., k' i"a C : ,;` y.r 7%`T � i `a� 'r 9 �.+i( i't. j3 C}x „4f.�� } .01 VIC r• a, « * - ., p.. A:'+'^^ -L` ^"., .( � 1 � - � x57�•4�� ' yid ��` +5� b i� `J".'°'� _ b „ri # ;', f _ i'', .# �K � -r 'fir. « �.➢,,,� «n':°AJ { - .t�,. s� ,�,.;��� � ��aa ® Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) n Q Other Proposed ALES (approx.. 9,510 ac.) n Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) # • ; t �� USGS 7.5 Quads: ;#" "" 1 0 1 2 3 Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, `'4 Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound. Cohasset, Richardson Eprings ~ _ Miles 7Gamer Ranch,. Butte & Tehama Counties, Califomia N1 0 R T H E RN CALIFORNIA `f ,R [ %G" i 0 N' A L I A, 1\1 it ,- R U S T Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map ier�i:.e Layer Aat: 3: Upy,i3ht:'„ 2313 Na,hnel Ge gmphic Sa isry i -,,bed 0 0 Current Willinq'l Laa iciowners t! � -�R+i� iy..��'t. �+�- ..�.•;�: e j,,�;',,"t'x '.,�,�"' r Z* 44 Volk t .7 Copyrkght'�� I#.. > e� GEdO9r4p„hiC"..'.�.JR01 ➢ a * ' G ti .w 4 . :, r . �' :� • r, s �, � 7 �7 ,� � d81-280-07 ,-' „r� �`� � ' `_-'• o - _; •6. 1 � rd , 14 .• 047 210 004 ( X' r d56-020-002 ! . ' 047-210-003 - - , ' 056-020-019 +047-210-010 047-210-007 047-210-d08 y O4T-210-011 `..-� ..�'', , y ` 047-230-085 047-230-085 >. rn `' 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 .pnIIIIIIIIIIIIII s -- QParcel Boundaries (approx. 3,258 ac.) 18. �� mee. Q Q Miles I� .1 ri opo, NORTHERN CALIFORNIA; Pine Creek Linkage Project Butte & Tehama Counties, California REG 0NAt IA�IL T'RUS - Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers • Feejruai- 26; 2015 Tehama County. Planning Department Attn: Sean .111.:hloore, Director 444 Oak Street — Room I Red Buff, CA 96080 41 R.E: Proposed Gar-rrer Ranch Agricultural Conservation Easement — California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program :Dear Sean, The Northern Californ.ia:Regional :Land Trust is pursuing:funding :f:'or Agricultural Conservation Easements (AC:h's) through the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation :Program (SALCP) at the request of several Tehama and Butte County landowners. Per SA:LC:P Grant Proposal guidelines, .1 am providing this letter to inform. you we are assisting the owners of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for an ACE on the following Tehama County Assessor. Parcel Nu>nbers (API\Ts): 081-280-04 and 081-280-07 047-210-003 .As well as the fol.lo«Ving Butte County A:PNs: 047-210-004; 056-020-002; 047-210-007; 047-2.10-008; 047-210-01.1; 047-2.1.0-010; 056-020- 019, and; 047-230-085 Please also see the attached map for further clarification. The lan.do«ners' property is a superb match for both. SA.LC.P's objectives, as well. as the Tehama County General Plan's stated goal to protect Tehama County's agricultural lands from. conversion to non-agricultural uses. Please feel :free to contact me if you have any question. Sincerely, John. W.:Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust email: joh.n.(a�landconsenation.org phone: (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 167 Fast 3 Ac�nue • C:6.ico, (::195926 Phone: (5:30) 894-7738 • Fax: (530) 894-.11.£39 ww w.landcc+rise rvation.o r.,j, Tehama County NO ed Bluff. -iW Chico) Project Location 0 ville r Butte County T I 8, v� wir"4 IiVi—A J "7z A- �77 -4 4. '41 L ell - E J 'k D16L46 S" %1E 4p, J Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) rOther Proposed ALEs (approx. 9,510 ac.) Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) USGS 7.5 Quads: �aK�7f 0 1 2 3 f Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, 4 Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, Richardson Springs Miles �0� NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Garner Ranch. Butte & Tehama Counties, California R E G 1 0 N A L 1 A N ID . T R U S T Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map ;Current Willing`Lando'wners� r. *i."Z'Y, ," .. 1 .%4�+/{ *4. i .F,. may •�•!Y 1' ''-'i.,1 •�. , - tix 'r_ .C� •'�.� �w iY !', � "t '� a .'Mi-- Yit � ;� <f^^�" i - � wi j{.��"�a�rt•�'�,��. 'fir �° t � � � y, ti" ',h„ Y , a �s . •A ., . • �S"j "•9 f` � r:::yIII 7°- �p�t /3 � �'*�"w• - � � , " � ' < � , � 081-280-04 ,� Copyr{2h��✓,%'�'3'{:lat1 � ,��e�,ei' '`Y ,.., a • k ° •�� e-� .,,eogrPhc`5�i$ty`�aube .;. t 081-280.07 " .. rv`. '�+'. • _ ;� �. � ` � � • ' �- � • n. � � r .. �� � �) aid{.(iis rt �� � � i •,,,f vh • J � � � � �� .r , •p5.,' ��], is .. '�' ��' � � l+�' t � �", .�y1 -`�� �.: •!. �1. � - � �` ' •4k, •���• •� Y ••° �. ' , W - 4 .y nye.' ," , �.•4' ♦ 1'..' , tl . ` a 047-210-004 - • � • 1�,. i r - " ' � k •-047-210 t ti' k 1 •. ` t r 056-0201019 047-210-010 � ,� x" k ,•� 047-210-007 047-210-008' " • 047-210.011 �. e7 047-230-085 • _ 047-230-085 t '` - , '�` .. ' . , 047-230-085 Vin... 047-230-085 e a t QParcel Boundaries (approx. 3,258 ac.) NORTHERN CALIFORNIA RE-G10NAL tA.N D T R U S i 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties, California Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers ' - r � t i + ! • _ w . w.'h. e+yay Y' r- - }Y, • ' •! .j�; J! fi J+ Qi U TR�y•', r , V 0.1:.1 r11' N C r�) p t� INV • .. -0,r>« dCN; �.rrzirx..a -R, .'.? e� .t.=,a • L:-: tIV February 26 2015 �Teharna C;oun.ty :Planning Department Sean M. Moore,'Dit 444 Oak Street — Room I Red Bluff, CA•96080 - . ' RE c Proposed Rose Ranch .A.gHcultural Conservation :Easement — California Sustainable. `, ' ' , ' -.. ' Agricultural Lands Conservation Program -Dear Sean. ` r' •• •} C � tip.' . �� — The Northern Californi'Regional :Land-Trust is pursuing funding for Agriculaural • ' ' 4 Conservation Easements (ACE's) through th.e State of California's Sustainable Agricultural` Lands Conservation Program (SALCP) at the request of several Tehama and Butte.Countl -landowners. ,. _ !, Per SA:LCP Grant Proposal guidelines':I ani providing this-letter to inform. you,we are assisting the o«,ners of the Rose Ranch in acquiriaig fun.di.ng for an ACE on. the follo«ing 'I"ehari.la County Assessor Parcel Numbers (AP.Ns):. r 081-210-1.1; 081-210-09; 081-250-04; 081.-250-05; 081-250-07, 08.1.-250-08; 081=250=09, ._ 081-240-1.4; 081.-280-03; 08.1.-290-0.1; 08.1.-290-02; 081.-290-03, and: 081-290-09..,". ..;� Please also 'see the attached map for further clarification. A The landowners' property is a superb match for both SA.LC:P's objectives, as x ell as the • ' , Tehama County General Plan's stated goal to protect-Tehama County's agricultural lands from conversion to non.-ag.r.i.cultural uses. Please feel. free to contact nye if you have any question. ' Sincerely, A. John W. Hurn, Executive Director Northern. California .Regional Land Trust` .� ' .. r. email: john! zo' T 4 Tehama Count e ed Bluff 4- Chico) 41 Project Lo• ation 4 Oroville Butte Coun!L_J I'd 'I lj+ O'U-A I vkT ;V" T. r 443$.._-...s AL,_' r--" 7- % L v, 4. j'N 71 J0 t k14 �p 4 +4l 9 M Wi" CO + -I- R===111 '. Rose Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 5,586 ac.) 4 si < Other Proposed ALEs (approx. 7,129 ac.) N 5 n Uppea Pine Creek Watershed CDFVV CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) USGS 7.5 Quads: 0 1 2 X Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs ngs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, Richardson Sp Richardson Springs Miles NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Rose Ranch, Tehama County. California A L L A N ,r R U S R - E, G 1 0 Nt 0 Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map 3—i. layer C-yright', 2315 tWi—I 0-amphic S.,i0j, iarced 1Current W filling Landowners •8t ;ti'."`;s;z t,� , . �• ,' ,-' ,i fir. s +yw';if% jj�k+, •_ 7,� F" iT � �t.�x 9 �,•..�.-•� 4. ,+\ .� .. T. � •tee � „ � � � a i .,. t a - �• �x 081-210-09.ty. tet. AQ _ , ate; '+`_.- •t^''� .f33's �', ._ C%• . , w'""� ' -i c! ` )•,r • i iii' , y� � •� � � t "ta '�k a `!" � �- �F , � i' , u,- x� . ��11 h� � r, r,� ✓ '!x - ..7 � G'. e° f t, »" ` •"'(� `r .rC • e a 081-250-05 s w t 5° Y E a. ,�^• �s�. f,• � . �: 081-250-04 f ' t ,e" . a j .��� L• +T_" '" t . t.a .' • as .+ * r .3 y, �,tr'.rt. 1/ .� e � if ;.� ' ,v- r t 4 r :a �' ter, . F �r•, .�r� -, �f�.� �,„a'r:. � fir. !- ,� t ♦ art � � # a �' � - - .i' ` Fc ,. . L ;i. r ., - � • � Sr ��, vi J, 1. �:tr iit o•, � � r ., w�flr', ry jY= "fA r ,M � n +i.' 081 250-08 '` ' a �, 081 250.09 ,y * ' .• 081-250-07 J Lia• �' i +•,i. ti^1 '(s} � J n �� ''i. � Y� Y y � ",,�; .-�.. ^ L134. T� � .r•i ,.� ... tri"0 a i. �'* �,... � '+.� � '* � r' tr � . ,.r7s7.hnd+."f,,.ti �' j L F Z d �+. r�7•r, t .` kV F lip 081-290-01 . 081-290 081-280-03 • — ` i t 081-290-09 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Parcel Boundaries (approx. 5,586 ac.) _ .Y ` Maes NORTfigRN CALIFORNIA, KEG-.'i0'N,At LA Wis TRUST Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama County. California Figure 2. Rose Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers http://trakit.buttecounty.netltrakit9lwidgets/centerWidgetslInspectionCenterlindex.aspx 4/19/2016 Page 1 of 1 Settings Re-assign .d. %: FOUNDATIONIFOOTINGS 2:00 PM 411912016 (RESIOENTULLISFD-CUSTOMIMOOEL-ISSUED) ::?F.tONTROSE OR, OROV.LLE Inspector SCOTT YOUNG Completed (:r,Athet y yv! 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FORM NO PLG -04 Sign permit applications provide Butte County officials with an opportunity to review and determine whether a proposed sign will meet County sign regulations found in Butte County Zoning Code. Sign regulations are intended to appropriately limit the type, size, height, placement and design of signs to ensure that the scenic qualities of the County are preserved, and to minimize potential hazards caused by distracting signs, while also promoting favorable economic and business conditions Signs include any device, structure or fixture designed or used to attract attention to an object, person, institution, business, product, service, event, or location by any means, including words, letters, figures, designs symbols, fixtures, colors, illumination, or projected images. There are a wide range of signs types that could be used display a message that may not require a permit, such as directional signs, garage sale signs and temporary signs, among others. To determine whether a sign may or may not require a permit, please contact the Butte County Development Services Department. Most signs that require a permit will typically require a building permit prior to installation to address structural issues. The applicant is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Butte County Building Division. Please contact Building staff to discuss the building permit review process, and to determine what materials and fees will be required. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS The following information is required for a complete application. The applicant should discuss the application submittal requirements with Planning Division staff prior to submittal. Additional information may be required in order to clarify, correct or supplement the information below. Please contact the Planning Division of the Department of Development Services if you have any questions about these requirements. ❑ Sign Permit Application (PLA -10). Completed and signed. ❑ Agent Authorization Form (DPL -2). If the application is signed by an agent for the property owner of record, or by an applicant other than the property owner of record, an agent authorization form must be submitted along with the application. ❑ Application Filing Fees. An initial retainer fee must be provided at the.time of application submittal. The retainer amount can vary depending on the type of application and if other departments may need to review the application. Please v I of 4 consult with Planning Division staff prior to application submittal to determine filing. fees. Please make checks payable to: "Butte County Treasurer." ❑ 'Property Ownership Verification. To verify ownership of the subject property, a current Grant Deed to the property must be provided. In some circumstances, a Preliminary Title Report (less than 6 months old) may be provided in -lieu of a deed. ❑ Site Plan. Two copies of a site plan drawn to scale (i.e. 1"=20'), with scale noted. All site maps shall be drawn on uniform size sheets no greater than 11"x17". The site plan shall include the following information: ❑ Vicinity Map. Show north arrow, the location and boundary of the project site, major cross streets and the existing street pattern in the vicinity. ❑ Information Table. Include the following information: ❑ Name of property owner. ❑ Location of the subject property, including Assessor Parcel Numbers and site address (if assigned). ❑ Name of site plan preparer and date. ❑ General Plan and Zoning designations. ❑ Size of property including gross & net lot area (square feet and acres). ❑ Property Boundaries. Show existing and proposed property lines with dimensions; right -of. -ways and easements with the noted size, type and sufficient recording data to identify the conveyance (book and page of official records). ❑ Buildings and Setbacks. Location of the proposed and existing signs, as well as the locations, dimensions and use of all existing structures on the property, including decks, sheds, and carports. Show the dimensions of setbacks from property lines and between structures. Indicate whether any signs or structures are proposed to be removed. ❑ Sign Plan. Plans shall be drawn to scale with dimensions, total sign area, colors, materials, sign copy, font styles, illumination method, and any other details for all proposed signs. Show dimensioned location and mounting details of signs on building elevations, and include the type and location of all signs on the site plan. REVIEW FOR COMPLETENESS Once an application for an administrative permit has been submitted and fees collected, staff will perform an initial application review for completeness within the first 10 days following submittal. Should the application be found incomplete, the applicant or designated agent will be contacted and advised on what additional items must be submitted before processing may continue. As part of the review, staff may refer the application to any public agency that may have an interest in the proposed project. Requests for additional information by these agencies will cause the application to be deemed incomplete. 2 of 4 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Signs that require approval by the Zoning Administrator are considered a ministerial project which would, in most cases, be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review process. Freeway, freestanding, and off-site signs adjacent to residential zones require approval of a Conditional Use Permit by the Planning Commission and are considered a discretionary action, subject to CEQA. Staff will review your application to determine if the project is statutorily or categorically exempt from CEQA, or if further environmental review is required. If the project is not exempt from CEQA, then an initial study will be prepared. DECISION/DETERMINATION The Zoning Administrator will review and approve most permit applications, if it's found to be in compliance with the requirements of the County's Sign Ordinance. If the proposed sign is required to go before the Planning Commission for review, the decision will be discretionary and may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied. A decision by Zoning Administrator will generally be made within 30 days following the determination of a complete application. If the application is brought before the Planning Commission, a decision could be made in 90 days. APPEAL Any decision by the Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Planning Commission, whereas, a decision by the Planning Commission may be appealed to the County Board of Supervisors. An appeal of the Zoning Administrator's decision must be filed in writing to the Butte County Development Services Department by 5:00 pm on the tenth day following the date the decision was rendered, together with all required fees. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 5:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. An appeal of the Planning Commission must be filed with the Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors no later than 4:00 pm on the tenth day following the decision of the Planning Commission. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 4:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. Once an appeal is filed, any decision on the application is suspended until the appeal is processed and a final decision is rendered by the applicable review authority. 3 of 4 PERMIT EXPIRATION A permit for a sign must be exercised within 2 years following the date of approval, or it will expire and become void. The permit will be considered exercised when either a building permit is issued and construction has commenced or the permittee notifies the Department of Development Services in writing when the sign is established. A one-year time extension may be granted by the Zoning Administrator, if the applicant submits a written request for an extension no later than 10 days before the expiration of the permit, and there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate why the permit should be extended. 4 of 4 Butte County Department of Development Services, PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 Main Phone 530.538.7601 Perntit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 PERMANENT SIGN ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT (BCC 24-98 ET SEQ.) FORM NO PLA -10 APPLICANT I N FORMATION t APPLICANT'S NAME PHONE NUMBER MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE —_ ...__... - ........__..................— --.._........._......................... _._. E-MAIL PROPERTY INFORMATION PROPERTY- OWNER (if different from the applicant) ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER SITE ADDRESS _ — CITY — �ZIP CODE ZONING PART OF A MASTER SIGN PROGRAM? Y/N LOT FRONTAGE LENGTH (FT.) I SIGN DESCRIP1 ]ON SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) i SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) —TEXT_..--.___ I SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION • COLORS I MATERIAL i SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) y SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION _ .........-- TEXT j COLORS ...... _..... --.................. _.- ...-..._.. MATERIAL , ACKNOWLE1GEMENT i ccruY thatiall of the tnformatton sulirnttted is true an - y r k` d correct to the best of myiF.nowledge _ d 1 ha�c read and ac.knowlcdgetiR thc' crmit:re#`utrcmcnts as sqf forth below a' c 2 and a rcc'to com" P 4 , � I x (P g ) S ply wtth;thcm I futhcr undcrstan`d'that should thcNw x design of the sign be ;modified or .f the sign expands beyond'the regturemenWof this permit"that !..34e i will notify the county to- any nccessary:approcals 3 ? ],..._4 APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE DATE STAFF USE ONLY PROJECT NUMBER BUILDING PERMIT? BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER PW CLEARANCE ADM - ❑ YES ❑ NO [I N/A BP ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ N/A ZONING ADMINISTRATOR APPROVAL (Permit Requirements — Reverse) DATE i 1 of 2 • 0 PERMIT REQUIREMENTS 1. All subsequent building permit submittals shall be in substantial compliance with the site plan and sign plan on file with the Department of Development Services. Minor changes to the approved plans or the conditions of approval may be approved by the Zoning Administrator, provided such changes achieve substantially the same results, and the project is still in compliance with Butte County Code. Revised plans reflecting the minor changes and additional fees shall be required. 2. Signs shall be maintained in a state of good repair at all times. Damage to signs, including cracked faces, frayed or weather fabric, and broken lighting, shall be repaired. 3. Signs may be illuminated from an internal or external light source. Illuminated signs in residential zones shall compy with Article 14 (Outdoor Lighting). Signs with individual, three- dimensional letters may also use rear "halo" illumination for each letter. 4. Freestanding, monument, freeway, and off-site signs taller than 42 inches shall not be located - within 15 feet of any parcel line adjacent to a residential zone or within 14 feet of any intersection, driveway or alley, or obstruct adequate and safe sight distance for vehicles as determined by the Director of Public Works, unless it can be certified by a Registered Civil Engineer that the sign will not obstruct adequate and safe sight distances. No sign shall be placed within any road right-of-way. S. If an establishment ceases to operate for a period of two years, all signs and their structures associated with the establishment shall be removed. Blank, broken, abandoned, or unused signs on a parcel not used by the existing business shall be removed, unless a plan for use is presented and approved by the Zoning Administrator. 6. No sign shall restrict safe sight distances for vehicles on any public or private road as approved by the Director of Pblic Works. 7. Approval of this permit is final and effective after 5:00 p.m. on the 101h day following the date the decision is rendered, when no appeal to the decision or call for review has been filed. In the event the completion of appeal period falls on a weekend or County recognized holiday, the decision shall be effective after 5:00 p.m. on the first business day following completion of the appeal period. 8. The Zoning Administrator may revoke its approval of this Administrative Permit, if any of the following applies: a. The applicant or property owner has altered the circumstances under which the permit was granted to a degree that one or more of the findings required to grant the original permit can no longer be made; b. Permit issuance was based on misrepresentation by the applicant through the omission of a material statement in the application; c. One or more of the permit conditions of approval have not been complied with or fulfilled; d. The applicant or property owner has failed or refused to allow inspections for compliance; e. Improvements authorized by the permit are in violation of the Zoning Ordinance or any law, ordinace, regulation, or statute; or f. The use is being operated in a manner which constitutes a nuisance. Applicant's Initials 2of2 AGENT AUTHORIZATION To Butte County, Department of Development Services: ( 1 Print Name of Agent Phone Number . Mailing Address is hereby authorized to process this application on my/our property, identified as Butte County Assessors Parcel Number(s) This authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents necessary for said processing, including mitigation and conditions of approval, but not including documents(s) relating to title interest. Owner(s) of Record (sign and print name) Print Name Print Name i Signature Print Name Signature - Print Name of Applicant (if other than owner) Print Name of California Civil Engineer/Land Surveyor Mailing Address Please contact Signature Print Name Signature Signature of Applicant (if other than owner) Phone Number Email Address Division Staff with an 0 • Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 SIGN APPLICATION GUIDE (BCC §24-98 ET SEQ.) FORM NO PLG -04 Sign permit applications provide Butte County officials with an opportunity to review and determine whether a proposed sign will meet County sign regulations found in Butte County Zoning Code. Sign regulations are intended to appropriately limit the type, size, height, placement and design of signs to ensure that the scenic qualities of the County are preserved, and to minimize potential hazards caused by distracting signs, while also promoting favorable economic and business conditions Signs include any device, structure or fixture designed or used to attract attention to an object, person, institution, business, product, service, event, or location by any means, including words, letters, figures, designs symbols, fixtures, colors, illumination, or projected images. There are a wide range of signs types that could be used display a message that may not require a permit, such as directional signs, garage sale signs and temporary signs, among others. To determine whether a sign may or may not require a permit, please contact the Butte County Development Services Department. Most signs that require a permit will typically require a building permit prior to installation to address structural issues. The applicant is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Butte County Building Division. Please contact Building staff to discuss the building permit review process, and to determine what materials and fees will be required. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS The following information is required for a complete application. The applicant should discuss the application submittal requirements with Planning Division staff prior to submittal. Additional information may be required in order to clarify, correct or supplement the information below. Please contact the Planning Division of the Department of _ Development Services if you have any questions about these requirements. ❑ Sign Permit Application (PLA -10). Completed and signed. ❑ Agent Authorization Form DPL -2). If the application is signed by an agent for the property owner of record, or by an applicant other than the property owner of record, an agent authorization form must be submitted along with the application. ❑ Application Filing Fees. An initial retainer fee must be provided at the time of application submittal. The retainer amount can vary depending on the type of application and if other departments may need to review the application. Please 1 of 4 • consult with Planning Division staff prior to application submittal to determine filing fees. Please make checks payable to: "Butte County Treasurer." ❑ Property Ownership Verification. To verify ownership of the subject property, a current Grant Deed to the property must be provided. In some circumstances, a Preliminary Title Report (less than 6 months old) may be provided in -lieu of a deed. ❑ Site Plan. Two copies of a site plan drawn to scale (i.e. 1"=20'), with scale noted. All site maps shall be drawn on uniform size sheets no greater than 11"x17". The site . plan shall include the following information: ❑ Vicinity Map. Show north arrow, the location and boundary of the project site, major cross streets and the existing street pattern in the vicinity. ❑ Information Table. Include the following information: ❑ Name of property owner. ❑ Location of the subject property, including Assessor Parcel Numbers and site address (if assigned). ❑ Name of site plan preparer and date. ❑ General Plan and Zoning designations. ❑ Size of property including gross & net lot area (square feet and acres). ❑ Property Boundaries. Show existing and proposed property lines with dimensions; right-of-ways and easements with the noted size, type and sufficient recording data to identify the conveyance (book and page of official records). O Buildings and Setbacks. Location of the proposed and existing signs, as well as the locations, dimensions and use of all existing structures on the property, including. decks, sheds, and carports. Show the dimensions of setbacks from property lines and between structures. Indicate whether any signs or structures are proposed to be removed. ❑ Sign Plan. Plans shall be drawn to scale with dimensions, total sign area, colors, materials, sign copy, font styles, illumination method, and any other details for all proposed signs. Show dimensioned location and mounting details of signs on building elevations, and include the type and location of all signs on the site plan. REVIEW FOR COMPLETENESS Once an application for an administrative permit has been submitted and fees collected, staff will perform an initial application review for completeness within the first 10 days following submittal. Should the application be found incomplete, the applicant or designated agent will be contacted and advised on what additional items must be submitted before processing may continue. As part of the review, staff may refer the application to any public agency that may have an interest in the proposed project. Requests for additional information by these agencies will cause the application to be deemed incomplete. 2of4 0 . 0 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Signs that require approval by the Zoning Administrator are considered a ministerial project which would, in most cases, be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review process. Freeway, freestanding, and off-site signs adjacent to residential zones require approval of a Conditional Use Permit by the Planning Commission and are considered a discretionary action, subject to CEQA. Staff will review your application to determine if the project is statutorily or categorically exempt from CEQA, or if further environmental review is required. If the project is not exempt from CEQA, then an initial study will be prepared. DECISION/DETERMINATION The Zoning Administrator will review and approve most permit applications, if it's found to be in compliance with the requirements of the County's Sign Ordinance. If the proposed sign is required to go before the Planning Commission for review, the decision will be discretionary and may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied. A decision by Zoning Administrator will generally be made within 30 days following the determination of a complete application. If the application is brought before the Planning Commission, a decision could be made in 90 days. APPEAL Any decision by the Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Planning Commission, whereas, a decision by the Planning Commission may be appealed to the County Board of Supervisors. An appeal of the Zoning Administrator's decision must be filed in writing to the Butte County Development Services Department by 5:00 pm on the tenth day following the date the decision was rendered, together with all required fees. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 5:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. An appeal of the Planning Commission must be filed with the Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors no later than 4:00 pm on the tenth day following the decision of the Planning Commission. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 4:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. Once an appeal is filed, any decision on the application is suspended until the appeal is processed and a final decision is rendered by the applicable review authority. 3 of 4 0 PERMIT EXPIRATION A permit for a sign must be exercised within 2 years following the date of approval, or it will expire and become void. The permit will be considered exercised when either a building permit is issued and construction has commenced or the permittee notifies the Department of Development Services in writing when the sign is established. A one-year time extension may be granted by the. Zoning Administrator, if the applicant submits a written request for an extension no later than 10 days before the expiration of the permit, and there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate why the permit should be extended. 4of4 Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 959.65 Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 PERMANENT SIGN . ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT (BCC 24-98 ET SEQ.) FORM NO PLA -10 APPLICANTINFORMATION APPLICANT'S NAME PHONE NUMBER MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE —ZIP CODE E-MAIL PROPERTY INFORMATION PROPERTY- OWNER (if different from the applicant) ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER SITE ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE,- ZONING ODE ZONING PART OF A MASTER SIGN PROGRAM? Y/N LOT FRONTAGE LENGTH (FT.) ' f � ' SIGN DESCRIPTION SIGN TYPE j SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL i SIGN TYPE j SIGN AREA (SQ, FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION I — TEXT COLORS MATERIAL SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL 1 1GEMENT I ccruly that�all of fhc mformanon sulimtttcd`is true and correct to thelbest of-,mS knowlcdgc i,lia�c read and i cknow.lcdge' the per",. ,rc.quiremcnts as sct forth bclow (page 2j,and agicc to comply with them ,*l furthcrrundcrstand.ahat should they -- desisn of,tli� sign.beemodified or��f the sign expands beyond the roqui�ement5fof�hes permit; that !'will APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE DATE STAFF USE ONLY • PROJECT NUMBER BUILDING PERMIT? BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER PW CLEARANCE ADM - ❑ YES ❑ NO[) N/A BP - ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ N/A ZONING ADMINISTRATOR APPROVAL r DATE (Permit Requirements — Reverse) 1.of 2 notify th°e county'to obtain any, ncccssaryiapprovals a � � . SIGN DESCRIPTION SIGN TYPE j SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL i SIGN TYPE j SIGN AREA (SQ, FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION I — TEXT COLORS MATERIAL SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL 1 1GEMENT I ccruly that�all of fhc mformanon sulimtttcd`is true and correct to thelbest of-,mS knowlcdgc i,lia�c read and i cknow.lcdge' the per",. ,rc.quiremcnts as sct forth bclow (page 2j,and agicc to comply with them ,*l furthcrrundcrstand.ahat should they -- desisn of,tli� sign.beemodified or��f the sign expands beyond the roqui�ement5fof�hes permit; that !'will APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE DATE STAFF USE ONLY • PROJECT NUMBER BUILDING PERMIT? BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER PW CLEARANCE ADM - ❑ YES ❑ NO[) N/A BP - ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ N/A ZONING ADMINISTRATOR APPROVAL r DATE (Permit Requirements — Reverse) 1.of 2 0 PERMIT REQUIREMENTS All subsequent building permit submittals shall be in substantial compliance with the site plan and sign plan on file with the Department of Development Services. Minor changes to the approved plans or the conditions of approval may be approved by the Zoning Administrator, provided such changes achieve substantially the same results, and the project is still in compliance with Butte County Code.- Revised plans reflecting the minor changes and additional fees shall be required. 2. Signs shall be maintained in a state of good repair at all times. Damage to signs, including cracked faces, frayed or weather fabric, and broken lighting, shall be repaired. 3. Signs may be illuminated from an internal or external light source. Illuminated signs in residential zones shall compy with Article 14 (Outdoor Lighting). Signs with individual, three- dimensional letters may also use rear "halo" illumination for each letter. 4. Freestanding, monument, freeway, and off-site signs taller than 42 inches shall not be located within 15 feet of any parcel line adjacent to a residential zone or within 14 feet of any intersection, driveway or alley, or obstruct adequate and safe sight distance for vehicles as determined by the Director of Public Works, unless it can be certified by a Registered Civil Engineer that the sign will not obstruct adequate and safe sight distances. No sign shall be placed within any road right-of-way. 5. If an establishment ceases to operate for a period of two years, all signs and their structures associated with the establishment shall be removed. Blank, broken, abandoned, or unused signs on a parcel not used by the existing business shall be removed, unless a plan for use is presented and approved by the Zoning Administrator. 6. No sign shall restrict safe sight distances for vehicles on any public or private road as approved by the Director of Pblic Works. 7. Approval of this permit is final and effective after 5:00 p.m. on the 10" day following the date the decision is rendered, when no appeal to the decision or call for review has been filed. In the event the completion of appeal period falls on a weekend or County recognized holiday, the decision shall be effective after 5:00 p.m. on the first business day following completion of the appeal period. 8. The Zoning Administrator may revoke its approval of this Administrative Permit, if any of the following applies: a. The applicant or property owner has altered the circumstances under which the permit was granted to a degree that one or more of the findings required to grant the originalpermit can no longer be made; b. Permit issuance was based on misrepresentation by the applicant through the omission of a material statement in the application; c. One or more of the permit conditions of approval have not been complied with or fulfilled; d. The applicant or property owner has failed or refused to allow inspections for compliance; e. Improvements authorized by the permit are in violation of the Zoning Ordinance or any law, ordinace, regulation, or statute; or , f. The use is being operated in a manner which constitutes a nuisance. Applicant's Initials 2of2 AGENT AUTHORIZATION To Butte County, Department of Development Services: ' Print Name of Agent Phone Number Mailing Address is hereby. authorized to process this application on my/our property, identified as Butte County Assessors Parcel Number(s) .This authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents necessary for said processing, including mitigation and conditions of approval, but not including documents(s) relating to title interest. Owner(s) of Record (sign and print name) Print Name Print Name Signature Signature Print Name Signature Print Name Signature Print Name of Applicant (if other than owner) Signature of Applicant (if other than owner) Print Name of California Civil Engineer/Land Surveyor hone Number Mailing Address Email Address . t Please contact Planning Division Staff with Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 SIGN APPLICATION GUIDE (BCC §24-98 ET SES.) FORM NO PLG -04 Sign permit applications provide Butte County officials with an opportunity to review and determine whether a proposed sign will meet County sign regulations found in Butte County Zoning Code. Sign regulations are intended to appropriately limit the type, size, height, placement and design of signs to ensure that the scenic qualities of the County are preserved, and to minimize potential hazards caused by distracting signs, while also promoting favorable economic and business conditions Signs include any device, structure or fixture designed or used to attract attention to an object, person, institution, business, product, service, event, or location by any means, including words, letters, figures, designs symbols, fixtures, colors, illumination, or projected images. There are a wide range of signs types that could be used display a message that may not require a permit, such as directional signs, garage sale signs and temporary signs, among others. To determine whether a sign may or may not require a permit, please contact the Butte County Development Services Department. Most signs that require a permit will typically require a building permit prior to installation to address structural issues. The applicant is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Butte County Building Division. Please contact Building staff to discuss the building permit review process, and to determine what materials and fees will be required. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS The following information is required for a complete application. The applicant should discuss the application submittal requirements with Planning Division staff prior to submittal. Additional information may be required in order to clarify, correct or supplement the information below. Please contact the Planning Division of the Department of Development Services if you have any questions about these requirements. ❑ Sign Permit Application PLA -10). Completed and signed. ❑ Agent Authorization Form DPL -2). If the application is signed by an agent for the property owner of record, or by an applicant other than the property owner of record, an agent authorization form must be submitted along with the application. ❑ Application Filing Fees. An initial retainer fee must be provided at the time of application submittal. The retainer amount can vary depending on the type of application and if other departments may need to review the application. Please I of 4 C1 0 consult with Planning Division staff prior to application submittal to determine filing fees.. Please make checks payable to: "Butte County Treasurer." ❑ Property Ownership Verification. To verify ownership of the subject property, a current Grant Deed to the property must be provided. In some circumstances, a Preliminary Title Report (less than 6 months old) may be provided in -lieu of a deed. ❑ Site Plan. Two copies of a site plan drawn to scale (i.e. 1"=20'), with scale noted. All site maps shall be drawn on uniform size sheets no greater than 11"x17". The site plan shall include the following information: ❑ Vicinity Map. Show north arrow, the location and boundary of the project site, major cross streets and the existing street pattern in the vicinity. ❑ Information Table. Include the following information: ❑ Name of property owner. ❑ Location of the subject property, including Assessor Parcel Numbers and site address (if assigned). ❑ Name of site plan preparer and date. ❑ General Plan and Zoning designations. ❑ Size of property including gross & net lot area (square feet and acres). ❑ Property Boundaries. Show existing and proposed property lines with dimensions; right-of-ways and easements with the noted size, type and sufficient recording data to identify the conveyance (book and page of official records). ❑ Buildings and Setbacks. Location of the proposed and existing signs, as well as the locations, dimensions and use of all existing structures on the property, including decks, sheds, and carports. Show the dimensions of setbacks from property lines and between structures. Indicate whether any signs or structures are proposed to be removed. ❑ Sign Plan. Plans shall be drawn to scale with dimensions, total sign area, colors, materials, sign copy, font styles, illumination method, and any other details for all proposed signs. Show dimensioned location and mounting details of signs on building elevations, and include the type and location of all signs on the site plan. REVIEW FOR COMPLETENESS Once an application for an administrative permit has been submitted and fees collected, staff will perform an initial application review for completeness within the first 10 days following submittal. Should the application be found incomplete, the applicant or designated agent will be contacted and advised on what additional items must be submitted before processing may continue. As part of the review, staff may refer the application to any public agency that may have an interest in the proposed project. Requests for additional information by these agencies will cause the application to be deemed incomplete. 2 of 4 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Signs that require approval by the Zoning Administrator are considered a ministerial project which would, in most cases, be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review process. Freeway, freestanding, and off-site signs adjacent to residential zones require approval of a Conditional Use Permit by the Planning Commission and are considered a discretionary action, subject to CEQA. Staff will review your application to determine if the project is statutorily or categorically exempt from CEQA, or if further environmental review is required. If the project is not exempt from CEQA, then an initial study will be prepared. DECISION/DETERMINATION The Zoning Administrator will review and approve most permit applications, if it's found to be in compliance with the requirements of the County's Sign Ordinance. If the proposed sign is required to go before the Planning Commission for review, the decision will be discretionary and may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied. A decision by Zoning Administrator will generally be made within 30 days following the determination of a complete application. If the application is brought before the Planning Commission, a. decision could be made in 90 days. APPEAL Any decision. by the Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Planning Commission, whereas, a decision by the Planning Commission may be appealed to the County Board of Supervisors. An appeal of the Zoning Administrator's decision must be filed in writing to the Butte County Development Services Department by 5:00 pm on the tenth day following the date the decision was rendered, together with all required fees. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 5:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. An appeal of the Planning Commission must be filed with the Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors no later than 4:00 pm on the tenth day following the decision of the Planning Commission. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 4:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. Once an appeal is filed, any decision on the application is suspended until the appeal is. processed and a final decision is rendered by the applicable review authority. 3 of 4 PERMIT EXPIRATION A permit for a sign must be exercised within 2 years following the date of approval, or it will expire and become void. The permit will be considered exercised when either a building permit is issued and construction has commenced or the permittee notifies the Department of Development Services in writing when the sign is established. A one-year time extension may be granted by the Zoning Administrator, if the applicant submits a written request for an extension no later than 10 days before the expiration of the permit, and there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate why the permit should be extended. 'i 4 of 4 Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 PERMANENTSIGN ADMINISTRATIVE PERMIT (BCC 24-98 ET SEQ.) A DDI T! A TTT - A - FORM NO PLA -10. APPLICANTINFORMATION PHONE NUMBER r ' ;CITY STATE ZIP CODE - E-MAIL ` PROPERTY PROPERTY" OWNER (if different from the applicant) � ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER SITE ADDRESS CITY ZIP CODE ZONING PART OF A MASTER SIGN PROGRAM? Y/N LOT FRONTAGE LENGTH (FT.) SIGN DESCRIP 110N SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) I SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL ' SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION TEXT COLORS MATERIAL SIGN TYPE i SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION __._ ......... .._.............................................................. ______.._. TEXT COLORS MATERIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I ccrtify that.'a11 of-thG rnforrnei- i' subtntttcd`ts true and correct*to the best of,my knowledge, l h'a� c read and acknowledge,>' the permit requtremcnts as sct;forth bclo�r.(pagc 2) and"agrec'to comply'.witti them A furthcr'undcrstand that should thcj; (. the_sign be'modifietd or if ll�i s�gneexpands#beyond the requirements' of this permit.'thas i willrnotify`che county�to �deslgntof obtain any ncccssarY-approvals . .,� t r ,3 :c I: APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE DATE STAFF USE ONLY PROJECT NUMBER BUILDING PERMIT? BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER' PW CLEARANCE ADM - ❑YES ❑ NO❑ N/A BP - ElYES. NO ❑ N/A'" ZONING ADMINISTRATOR APPROVAL DATE (Permit Requirements — Reverse) 1L of 2 13ERA11T REQUIREMENTS All subsequent building permit submittals shall be in substantial compliance with the site plan and sign plan on file with the Department of Development Services. Minor changes to the approved plans or the conditions of approval may be approved by the Zoning Administrator, provided such changes achieve substantially the same results, and the project is still in compliance with Butte County Code. Revised plans reflecting the minor changes and additional fees shall be required. 2. Signs shall be maintained in a state of good repair at all times. Damage to signs, including cracked faces, frayed or weather fabric, and broken lighting, shall be repaired. 3. Signsmay be illuminated from an internal or external light source. Illuminated signs in residential zones shall compy with Article 14 (Outdoor Lighting). Signs with individual, three- dimensional letters may also use rear "halo" illumination for each letter. 4. Freestanding, monument, freeway, and off-site signs taller than 42 inches shall not be located within 15 feet of any parcel line adjacent to a residential zone or within 14 feet of any intersection, driveway or alley, or obstruct adequate and safe sight distance for vehicles as determined by the Director of Public Works, unless it can be certified by a Registered Civil Engineer that the sign will not obstruct adequate and safe sight distances. No sign shall be placed within any road right-of-way. 5. If an establishment ceases to operate for a period of two years, all signs and their structures associated with the establishment shall be removed. Blank, broken, abandoned, or unused signs on a parcel not used by the existing business shall be removed, unless a plan for use is presented and approved by the Zoning Administrator. 6. No sign shall restrict safe sight distances for vehicles on any public or private road as approved by the Director of Pblic Works. 7. Approval of this permit is final and effective after 5:00 p.m. on the 10`t' day following the date the decision is rendered, when no appeal to the decision or call for review has been filed. In the event the completion of appeal period falls on a weekend or County recognized holiday, the decision shall be effective after 5:00 p.m. on the first business day following completion of the appeal period. 8. The Zoning Administrator may revoke its approval of this Administrative Permit, if any of the following applies: a. The applicant or property owner has altered the circumstances under which the permit was granted to a degree that one or more of the findings required to grant the original permit can no longer be made; b. Permit issuance was based on misrepresentation by the applicant through the omission of a material statement in the application; c. One or more of the permit conditions of approval have not been complied with or fulfilled; d. The applicant or property owner has failed or refused to allow inspections for compliance; e. Improvements authorized by the permit are in violation of the Zoning Ordinance or any law, ordinace, regulation, or statute; or f. The use is being operated in a manner which constitutes a nuisance. Applicant's Initials 2of2 AGENT AUTHORIZATION To Butte County, Department of Development Services: Print Name of Agent Phone Number Mailing Address is hereby authorized to process this application on my/our property, identified as Butte County Assessors Parcel Number(s) This authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents necessary for said processing, including mitigation and conditions of approval, but not including documents(s) relating to title interest. Owner(s) of Record (sign and print name) Print Name Signature , Print Name Signature Print Name of Applicant (if other than owner) Print Name Signature Print Name Signature Signature of Applicant (if other than owner) Print Name of California Civil Engineer/Land Surveyor Phone Number Mailing Address Email Address Please contact Planning Division Staff with any questions. i� Butte County Department of Development Services PERMIT CENTER - 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 ' Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 • CA L I F O R N I'A� SIGN APPLICATION GUIDE (BCC §24-98 ETSM.) FORM NO PLG -04 Sign permit applications provide Butte County officials with an opportunity to review and determine whether a proposed sign will meet County sign regulations found in Butte County Zoning Code. Sign regulations are intended to appropriately limit the type, size, height, placement and design of signs to ensure that the scenic qualities of the County are preserved, and to minimize potential hazards caused by distracting signs, while also promoting favorable economic and business conditions Signs include any device, structure or fixture designed or used to attract attention to an object, person, institution, business, product, service, event, or location by any means, including words, letters, figures, designs symbols, fixtures, colors, illumination, or projected images. There are a wide range of signs types that could be used display a message that may not require a permit, such as directional signs, garage sale signs and temporary signs, among others. To determine whether a sign may or may not require a permit, please contact the Butte County Development Services Department. Most signs that require a permit will typically require a building permit prior to installation to address structural issues. The applicant is responsible for obtaining a building permit from the Butte County Building Division. Please contact Building staff to discuss the building permit review process, and to determine what materials and fees will be required. APPLICATION SUBMITTAL REQUIREMENTS The following information is required for a complete application. The applicant should discuss the application submittal requirements with Planning Division staff prior to submittal. Additional information may be required in order to clarify, correct or supplement the information below. Please contact the Planning Division of the Department of Development Services if you have any questions about these requirements. ❑ Sign Permit ApplicationP( LA_10). Completed and signed. ❑ Agent Authorization FormD( PL -2). If the application is signed by an agent for the property owner of record, or by an applicant other than the property owner of record, an agent authorization form must be submitted along with the application. ❑ Application Filing Fees. An initial retainer fee must be provided at the time of application submittal. The retainer amount can vary depending on the type of application and if other departments may need to review the application. Please 1 of 4 • 0 consult with Planning Division staff prior to application submittal to determine filing fees. Please make checks payable to: "Butte County Treasurer." ❑ Property Ownership Verification. To verify ownership of the subject property, a current Grant Deed to the property must be provided. In some circumstances, a Preliminary Title Report (less than 6 months old) may be provided in -lieu of a deed. ❑ Site Plan. Two copies of a site plan drawn to scale (i.e. Y=20'), with scale noted. All site maps shall be drawn on uniform size sheets no greater than 11"x17". The site plan shall include the following information: ❑ Vicinity Map. Show north arrow, the location and boundary of the project site, major cross streets and the existing street pattern in the vicinity. ❑ Information Table. Include the following information: ❑ Name of property owner. ❑ Location of the subject property, including Assessor Parcel Numbers and site address (if assigned). ❑ Name of site plan preparer and date. ❑ General Plan and Zoning designations. ❑ Size of property including gross & net lot area (square feet and acres). ❑ Property Boundaries. Show existing and proposed property lines with dimensions; right-of-ways and easements with the noted size, type and sufficient recording data to identify the conveyance (book and page of official records). ❑ Buildings and Setbacks. Location of the proposed and existing signs, as well as the locations, dimensions and use of all existing structures on the property, including decks, sheds, and carports. Show the dimensions of setbacks from property lines and between structures. Indicate whether any signs or structures are proposed to be removed. ❑ Sign Plan. Plans shall be drawn to scale with dimensions, total sign area, colors, materials, sign copy, font styles, illumination method, and any other details for all proposed signs. "Show dimensioned location and mounting details of signs on building elevations, and include the type and location of all signs on the site plan. REVIEW FOR COMPLETENESS Once an application for an administrative permit has been submitted and fees collected, staff will perform an initial application review for completeness within the first 10 days following submittal. Should the application be found incomplete, the applicant or designated agent will be contacted and advised on what additional items must be submitted before processing may continue. As part of the review, staff may refer the application to any public agency that may have an interest in the proposed project. Requests for additional information by these agencies will cause the application to be deemed incomplete. 2of4 ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW Signs that require approval by the Zoning Administrator are considered a ministerial project which would, in most cases, be exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) review process. Freeway, freestanding, and off-site signs'adjacent to residential zones require approval of a Conditional Use Permit by the Planning Commission and are considered a discretionary action, subject to CEQA. Staff will review your application to determine if the project is statutorily or categorically exempt from CEQA, or if further environmental review is required. If the project is not exempt from CEQA, then an initial study will be prepared. DECISION/DETERMINATION The Zoning Administrator will review and approve most permit applications, if it's found to. be in compliance with the requirements of the County's Sign Ordinance. If the proposed sign is required to go before the Planning Commission for review, the decision will be discretionary and may be approved, approved with conditions, or denied. A decision by Zoning Administrator will generally be made within 30 days following the determination of a complete application. If the application is brought before the Planning Commission, a decision could be made in 90 days. APPEAL Any decision by the Zoning Administrator may be appealed to the Planning Commission, whereas, a decision by the Planning Commission may be appealed to the County Board of Supervisors. An appeal of the Zoning Administrator's decision must be filed in writing to the Butte County Development Services Department by 5:00 pm on the tenth day following the date the decision was rendered, together with all required fees. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 5:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. An appeal of the Planning Commission must be filed with the Clerk of the Butte County Board of Supervisors no later than 4:00 pm on the tenth day following the decision of the Planning Commission. If the tenth day falls on a weekend or a County holiday, the appeal must be filed by 4:00 pm on the next day on which the office is open for business. Once an appeal is filed, any decision on the application is suspended until the appeal is processed and a final decision is rendered by the applicable review authority. 3of4 PERMIT EXPIRATION A permit for a sign must be exercised within 2 years following the date of approval, or it will expire and become void. The permit will be considered exercised when either a building permit is issued and construction has commenced or the permittee notifies the Department of Development Services in writing when the sign is established. A one-year time extension may be granted by the. Zoning Administrator, if the applicant submits a written request for an extension no later than 10 days before the expiration of the permit, and there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate why the permit should be extended. 4of4 Butte County Department of Development Services FORM NO PERMIT CENTER - © 7 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965 PLA -10 ® ® Main Phone 530.538.7601 Permit Center Phone 530.538.6861 Fax 530.538.7785 • C A 1. if O R N 1 A . • _ _ ' APPLICANT INFORMATION APPLICANT'S NAME PHONE NUMBER ; MAILING ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP CODE ' ............ ...... ....................... _... _.................... ............................ _..__..._.__....... _....... _._.._..................._.............................................. :........z .... _............ _................................................................................ _.._._... ............... _.'............. :.....'....... ._..................... .._...... _......................... E-MAIL PROPERTY PROPERTY OWNER (if different from the applicant) ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMBER T ---_._-- SITE ADDRESS -, CITY-- -- - --� ;ZIP CODE' m^ ZONING PART OF A MASTER SIGN PROGRAM? Y/N LOT FRONTAGE LENGTH (FT.) _ t r t. = DESCRIPTIONSIGN SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT • ILLUMINATION 1 lI. i TEXT 4 • COLORS 7 MATERIAL i SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION. . TEXT COLORS MATERIAL SIGN TYPE SIGN AREA (SQ FT.) SIGN HEIGHT ILLUMINATION .TEXT ,. COLORS MATERIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT -- � •d!•... '`,mi •.rte a x .. � ti �,.'"$,rsr' Ki � .?:� 'a �:t� �� ,g ' `"��. . ..:.4 .4 I'cerhfy that all of.the information submitted is true and correct.to the best of my_.knowleiige I+have read;and'acknowledge�' theme perm if7equi m nts as set forth lielowr(page 2) and agree tgcomply ith them x1 further understand that should they ;. r design of the sign be modified or if the sign expands beyond the requirements of this permit` that `I^will notify the county to �obtainanyneoessaryapprovals�`'�} '�"�„��r,�3���q*;z•`'�yt,�' ,��r*"�'Fe;'�' .R?`'. rF '•z.rrr. a'?t'?� � _ :. _.._.e�€,� is `�'e�-z.�''�_ ,. •s .4�y;�. .aen.$a'� !.+x' .a t r�• � �e�,�. APPLICANT'S SIGNATURE DATE ' ~ STAFF USE ONLY PROJECT NUMBER BUILDING PERMIT? BUILDING PERMIT NUMBER PW CLEARANCE ADM ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ N/A BP _ ❑ YES ❑ NO ❑ N/A �- ZONING ADMINISTRATOR APPROVAL DATE Y (Permit Requirements — Reverse) 1 of 2 , • PERMIT REOUIREMENTS All subsequent building permit submittals shall be in substantial compliance with the site plan and sign plan on file with the Department of Development Services. Minor changes to the approved plans or the conditions of approval may be approved by the Zoning Administrator, provided such changes achieve substantially the same results, and the project is still in compliance with Butte County Code. Revised plans reflecting the minor changes and additional fees shall be required. 2. Signs shall be maintained in a state of good repair at all times. Damage to signs, including cracked faces, frayed or weather fabric, and broken lighting, shall be repaired. 3. Signs may be illuminated from an internal or external light source. Illuminated signs in residential zones shall compy with Article 14 (Outdoor Lighting). Signs with individual, three- dimensional letters may also use rear "halo" illumination for each letter. 4. Freestanding, monument, freeway, and off-site signs taller than 42 inches shall not be located within 15 feet of any parcel line adjacent to a residential zone or within 14 feet of any intersection, driveway or alley, or obstruct adequate and safe sight distance for vehicles as determined by the Director of Public Works, unless it can be certified by a Registered Civil Engineer that the sign will not obstruct adequate and safe sight distances. No sign shall be placed within any road right-of-way. 5. If an establishment ceases to operate for a period of two years, all signs and their structures associated with the establishment shall be removed. Blank, broken, abandoned, or unused signs on a parcel not used by the existing business shall be removed, unless a plan for use is presented and approved by the Zoning Administrator. 6. No sign shall restrict safe sight distances for vehicles on any public or private road as approved by the Director of Pblic Works. 7. Approval of this permit is final and effective after 5:00 p.m. on the 101h day following the date the decision is rendered, when no appeal to the decision or call for review has been filed. In the event the completion of appeal period falls on a weekend or County recognized holiday, the decision shall be effective after 5:00 p.m. on the first business day following completion of the appeal period. 8. The Zoning Administrator may revoke its approval of this Administrative Permit, if any of the following applies: a. The applicant or property owner has altered the circumstances under which the permit was granted to a degree that one or more of the findings required to grant the original permit can no longer be made; b. Permit issuance was based on misrepresentation by the applicant through the omission of a material statement in the application; c. One or more of the permit conditions of approval have not been complied with or fulfilled; d. The applicant or property owner has failed or refused to allow inspections for compliance; . e.. Improvements authorized by the permit are in violation of the Zoning Ordinance or any law, ordinace, regulation, or statute; or f. The use is being operated in a manner which constitutes a nuisance. Applicant's Initials 2of2 AGENT AUTHORIZATION To Butte County, Department of Development Services: Print Name of Agent Phone Number Mailing Address is hereby authorized to process this application on my/our property, identified as Butte County Assessors Parcel Number(s) This authorization allows representation for all applications, hearings, appeals, etc. and to sign all documents necessary for said processing, including mitigation and conditions of approval, but not including documents(s) relating to title interest. Owner(s) of Record (sign and print name) Print Name Print Name Signature Signature Print Name Print Name Signature Signature Print Name of Applicant (f other than owner) Signature of Applicant (if other than owner) 1 Print Name of California Civil Engineer/Land Surveyor Phone Number Mailing Address Email Address 11 Please contact Planning Division Staff with anv auestions. 11 • April 1.8.20.1.6 Butte Cotunty Planning Department. Attn: Tim Snelling, .Director 7 County Center Drive Oroville_ CA 95965 RE: A.gllcultural Conservation Easement :Resolution Request California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program — Supplementary Information Dear Tim, .Please find attached additional information pertaining to Northern California Regional Land Trust's intent to purchase and Agricultural Conservation Easement (ACE) from. the Garner and .Rose Ranches in .Butte and. Tehatna County and .Request for Resol ution of Support from the Butte County Board. of Supervisors. Only a portion, of the Ganser Ranch is located i.n Butte County (see attached maps). The balance of the acreage, includinng all of the Rose Ranch, is located in. Tehanna County. These ACEs are being purchased at Fair Market Value (FAW. ) as determined by a qualified appraises. `i'lne appraised .--MV takes into consideration h.idhest & best use of the subject Property and all existing encwnbrances and restrictions, including enrollment in. the Land Conservation Act of 1.965 (aka Williamson Act). Because the subject properties are enrolled in Williamson Act, there is no net effect on property taxes. These ACEs are a direct and explicit complement to the County's General Plan (G:P) and the GP's Agricultural. Conservation, and Open Space elements. 'T.Llis .Proiect has broad cos.nmu.nity support and is being conclucted in partn.e.rship with the: Cali.forilia .Department of Conservation and California Strategic Growth Council's Sustainable .Agri cultural. Lands Conservation Program (SA..t,CP); USDA. Natural Resource Conservation, Service's Agricultural Conservation .Easement Program. (AC.. P); California Wi.ldl.i..fe Conservation Board; Callf.bmia Department of .Fish and Wildlife; California Wildlife Foundation; Joseph & Vera Long Foundation, and; th.e .A.rth.ur & Elaine V. Johnson .foundation. Additional support has been. provided by the Sierra .Nevada Conservancy, Sierra .Nevada Bre«esy, various private -sector partners, and individual community members. .167 East 3' Avcnuc ° Ch co, CA 95926 Phone: (.530) 894-77:38 ® Fax: (530) 894-11.89 wwwJa:ndconser.%-adon.o%. , .4 17r iv .IZI [EiEi.iQ CALIFOIZV'IAt. R •:G, t b —A t'.,. i ;T>` r Please find the following enclosed: Resolution Request - Publ.i.c Notification .Affiday.i.ts - Project Maps - Original Notification of Intent to; Neighboring Landowner Notifications CUllnty r T Please let me know if You have an.y questionspr need addttIonal lnfori natio.I1. Sincerely, ..i John. W. Hunt, Executive :Director Northern Ca.l_ifbmia Regio.na.L Lind Trust t 16`1' East 3`` AVeAUe • Chico, CA 9'5920 Phone: (.530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-1189 ' www.landamservatii n.ort: l Resolution Request for County -Specific Parcels 167 East 317 Avenue • C.h.ico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 v Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww w.]-,t,.n.dc(-)iisen,,a.tion.o!:g • 0 March 1.0, 20.16 Butte Co Lin ty:Planning:Department Attn: Tim Snelling, :Director 7 County Center :Drive Orevi.l.le, CA 95965 .ori, a'rr RE: Intent to purchase Agricultural Conservation Easement Resolution .Request California Sustainable :.'agricultural Lands Conservation Program Dear TIM, I am writing to let you laiow the Noilliern. California Regional Land Trust (The :Land Trust) intends to purchase an Agricultural Conservatto.n :Easement (ACE) from the Ganser Ranch property on :Butte County .Assessor: Parcel .Numbers (A.P.Ns): 047-21.0-003; 047-21.0-004; 056- 020-002; 047-210-007; 047-210-008; 047-210-01.1; 047-210-01.0; 056-020-01.9, and; 047-230- 085. The Land Trust and Lan dowaters .request the .Butte County Board of Supervisor aclopt a resolution approving the ACE proposal to the State of Califo.tn.ia's Sustai►.sable .Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SA:LCP). The purpose of the ACE is to conserve the property's agricultural, natural and historic values by preventing uses that would. impair these values. Grantors are the sole owners in. fee si.mple of the properties, consisting of approximately 2,480 acres located 2.1 .miles north. -northeast of the CAV of Chico Sphere ol- Iu1:luence. The property is a superb match for both SA:LCP's objectives grid the .Butte County General :Plan's stated goal. to protect Butte County's agricu.l.tural Lands from conversion. to non. -agricultural uses. A sample resolution provided by theDepartment of Conservation, to be used at the .Board's discretion; as wells as maps o:f:'th.e subject APNs. Thank you :for placing this request on the next available Board meeting agenda. Please feel. free to contact me if you have any questions. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive 'Director Northeni Cal.ifoniia Reg).ona.l. Lancl "frust email: johnrr),lancico.nse.rvati.on..org plione: (530) 8.94-7738 ext. 1.02 .167 East 3" Awe.nue • C:h:ico, CA 95926 Phone: (5 30) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (5 0) 894-11.89 ww w.1andconsen-ation.oE6, Resolution No. RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTTE COUNTY APPROVING THE EASEMENT PROPOSAL TO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR THE GARNER RANCH PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the Sustainable Agricultural' Lands Conservation Program within the Department of Conservation, and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND TRUST intends to Purchase an agricultural conservation easement for a price based on its fair market value as determined by a qualified appraiser. The property consists of approximately 2,484 acres of land, located approximately 2.2 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence for the purpose of conserving priority agricultural rangelands and related resource values; and WHEREAS, the Butte County Board of Supervisors approves the easement proposal and ' certifies that the easement proposal meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section 10251, to wit: (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support long-term commercial agricultural production. (b) Butte County has a general plan which demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to the area of Butte County where the easement acquisition is proposed. (c) Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural use in the foreseeable future. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEREBY: approves the filing of an application for funding from the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. ; Tehama County • Red Bluff .� ChICO? 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J,r''s--�r=� •.; s..r Garner Ranch, Butte County. California Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map • 4�.,,s` Al A� k *3 .0 4 Z 1 �- 'Z* t; N in. All I- wd. A 21 IA 047-210.004 ;j 56-2 0-002 07-210-803 L T� 05( 0'( 4 7 �21 NO 15 JP �4, 047-210-00 G047-210EE-008 047-21U-011 aw" Jf, 4 A Al '�".1 � v A4: �I 047-230-085 A r�04*7-2930Qk -085 icti .. v� pv` .4# pull. r tot P 0.1 f 7 �Lr it N 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Garner Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac. Mile, 0 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA; R E G 10 N A L I A!,J'13 T R U S T Garner Ranch, Butte County, California Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers 1 t; 4� *w r• �� �� by �^ �.. N:wfliHRIINI,C �JlfORelN`bi' tura t . -. k. .. .,_-+i3Y.jY .. ♦- � - t R,:.. E.:, L•.!<:�:Jr 1 Mt' t t • -? Project Maps - "...Butte &Tehama Counties { • it - � y' f � .. + , .16/ East 3`1 :�C'lnilt; • ('. h:ICt), (.:'1. t�'79,1 ij { Phone: (5:30) 894-77:3£' o 'Fax: (5:30) 894-.11.$9 ? N'ww.]itn.dc(.)11.ser.\, tion.00£:.. N.O.RflfERN WI F O R N I A, Pine Creek Linkage Project. Butte & Tehama Counties, California ti. n< C C :F t f i _ '1 r ri_�i l! Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map 7—iw Layer redits: CoC/sight:`: 2013 National GeagraFhi; Society, .0 bed 0 0 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA- Pine Creek Linkage Project Butte & Tehama Counties, California REGIONAL tA INID TRUST Figure 2. Project Aerial and Streams L..Ylr CrWi v F—me E.*,,,. Oft fla4G:'Jg'. G-mEy, F.A,d., G-Jyi,ph:z,. Gil"' U— Garner Ranch (apps3,252 ac.) 1:3 Rose Ranch (appr. 5,545 ac.) EDPublic & Conservation Lands Encroaching Development Parcels < 40 acres Chico City Sphere g., F JC 11 r4 f SAX 1� NORTliERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties, Califomia ReGiCINAL LAND 'Tius-r. Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. QGarner Ranch (appr. 3,252 ac.) Rose Ranch (apps 5,545 aa) \\ Public & Conservation Lands Encroaching Development = Parcels a 40 acres u is PA. a+J '. rt.}L �I♦ i A =MA s 7 � J - 6'1 TTE _. n - t 2 ' v + f r J L-0- 0 0.5 1 2 Miles PNORTHERN CAL1FaRNlA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties, California REG,iONAL t A. N D " R U S E Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. ,NOR.T1iERNTAIXP RNIA to Neighboring Land.owner.Notifications (January 2016) Butte &I'eb.ama Counties 167 East 3"" Avenue • Chico, CA 95926 lione: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww w.la:ndc.%, adon.o (:)nw..6, • Jamizu�; 15, 2016 Landowner Name Address city, State, ZIP Owner of neighboring Assessor Parcel Numbers: Dear Landowner(s), of THE *PN% C-AL1,'FGk.NTlX' A,� T*�.V`+ is t am writing to Inforin you that the Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire Ml agricultural conservation easement on approximately 5,545 acres of -foothill rarigeland that adjoins property you own (See Askssor'parcel Numbers, above, and attached maps'). ]'lie acquisition Is to bc.fundedin coordini-Jon with Pn.-,,-ate.N,o.n-P.rofit.Fottjidatl'o.ns. U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural Lands Easement Prograni (ALE), California Department of Fish. and Game, and the State of California Sustainable Agn.cultural Lands Consemation Program, (SALCP). An agricultural conservation casement is a recorded restriction on title that limits the use of.'tlic land to agricultural purposes. The easement x-vould insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCRLT, who would inonitor The terms of the easement annually to insure that the PLIrPOSeS Of the easement were fulfilled. NCRLT :is a local private non-profit 50 1 (c)3 corporation that exists to protect the valuable land resources of Butte, Gl'enn, and. ILliania counties by acquiring and-li.olding in. trust conservation easements. "I'lie'Nortber.n. California Regional Land.Trust is a membership organization. and we welcome anyone interested in protecting this rcagi.en's land and natural. resources to join. oin. its. Please -rind enclosed* a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have an-, questions.mailing address below. -7 , please contact nic at the phone. einail.. or Sincerely John W. Hunt - Executive Director Northern Callforma Regional Land Trust 167.East T' Avenue Cblco, CA. 9i926 (530) 894-7738 ext. 1.02 oli.nic la.iidcoiise.rvac'ioii.org *Enelosu--e 167 East Ttl AVC11LIC • Oiico, CIA 959-26 Phone: (1530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-11,89 www.la-ndet.)tiscr%,,ation.oi.ly Neighboring_Parcels Proposed Conservation Easement (approx. 5,545 ac.), N i " i♦ ♦.e I will �L IVA 2GGG 0 2.000 4.000 QGOO 6,000 APN: -4 081-210-05-1 Feet APN: 081 2 013-1, - APN-1" 081-210-10-1 081-210-10-1 X081 220-02-1 a 1 t t' r a .'�•. J'� t i�2 ; APN: N ll APN 081-250-03-1081210-081 081220-07'1 r APN: z 081-250-02-1 1: :1 1• " K c s. <a • i " i♦ ♦.e I will IVA O ll 1 :1 tl t 1: :1 1• M SIR T. 24M., R.2 E.,,M.D.S.9 M. v County of / • NDrE-4aesewA BW Ahnnbwv shown fn fnllam BR. 81 —Pg. 21 oma, Calif. T. 24 N., 12 E., M.D a 8 M. m v_J f-AeseesOh 8loclr MmbWV Sftm M E114mes. County of Tehomo, Calif. Asamorf Arch Man =I l T.24N., R.2E. M_D B, AAI: ro, a.o Code 81-25 I 71 - - / ,60Ar- I rzr_is, � � i i9 1 J6 (a� a©oAr ODif I r f �� •--moi rzsa,! 20 tT pq V fdflB j 1 Assessor's Mop 9k. 8\— 25 OCounty of Tehama, Calif. Nrtr[-.4ppaery evict 1Wm+Derr sia.» ,n flripsea S, S24 Ll_ T.24N., R.1E, M.D.B. &M. i 24 Q � \ 640Aa 27 26 6a0Aa . i; �� VABd - c a K ��sss 34 35 / 1 36 6 / ff) O 64OOAc. � � Alowe SW2Y \A BOAC. _ 64OAc. I 64OAa \ �'V 72a/! Assessor's Map Bk. 81 —Pg. 28 County of Tehama, Callf. N07E—Assaaw-s Block Numbers Shove H 01lp Assessors Parcel Numbers Shorn in circles CD T.24N 2E-,MD.8.8M. rax Area Code 8f-29 29 27 24 2 me7ur- 5D 30 J 29 127.02L I 19 U3 40Ar. 01 W4,04Ar- 32 F ..X KI . jI 4 Co. Assessort Map ex et —pg. zq County of Tehama, Calif. AVM ebck Numbm S?wm in LrfjpgW • y ;2: R 4, �� s� � •yam ar��oia:'R� sa September 29, 2015 Landowner Name Address City, State, Zip Owner of neighboring Assessor Parcel Numbers: ###-##1#-###-# 0 I am writing to inform you that the Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire an agricultural conservation easement on approximately 3,303 acres of rangeland that adjoins property you own (APN ###4##-###-#). The acquisition is to be funded by Private Non -Profit Foundations and the State of California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program'(SALCP). An agricultural conservation easement is a recorded restriction on title that limits the use of the land to agricultural purposes. The 3,303 acre easement would insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCRLT, who would monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement were fulfilled. NCRLT is a local private non-profit 501(c)3 corporation that exists to protect the valuable land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama counties by acquiring and holding in trust conservation easements. The Northern California Regional Land Trust is a membership organization and we welcome anyone interested in protecting this region's land and natural resources to join us. Please find enclosed a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have any questions, please contact me at the phone, email, or mailing address below. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust 167 East 3« Avenue Chico, CA 95926 (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 john@landeonservation.org *Enclosure 167 Bast Sri Avenue • Chico, CSA. 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-11.89 w w.la:ndconservation.ort: L J ---......... --.-._._....._....._._... ---- (Neighboring Parcels Proposed Conservation Easement (approx. 3,303 ac) rN 2,030 G 2,030 4,ri0 6: Wo ;APN Feet -aDru') —. • rr / APAPN: fd: 047-630-025-000 047-230-102-000 it rr *This map is not a survey. It is furnished to locate the proposed easement in relation to adioining parcels. 9 to LJ rig F 1, Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. 0 Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. - - " ' - - w rm Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets "A -+I- r 1—fqc —A —f rn p4pmi i g I Ca Cd 4 Public Record r 1 3 2 h 33 1 NiNi r g o U g I Ca Cd 4 Public Record r M NOR"] HERR t',:11:1F0[IN'IX :Public Notification Affidavits (June 2015) Butte &Tehama Counties .167 East 3r. twenue Chico, 0:1959"'n` Phone: (.5:30) 894-7738 Q Fax: (5:30) 894-11.89 r rv«:.1a:ndconsena.tii>n.i�rt: 0 Chico Enterprise -Record 400 E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530-896-7702 erlegal@chicoer.com NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST. 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95926 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of Califomia, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy, was published in said newspaper on the following days: 6/24/2015 Dated June 25, 2015 at Chico, California <�5M\J- f\qD"- (Signature) Legal No. 0005511024 PUBLIC NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Butte and Tehama County rancher, it has applied to the state's Sustainable Agricultural lands Con- servation Program to acquire an agri- cultural conservation easement cov- ering 3,302 acres of ranchland In the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset. The property is located north of the junction of Cohasset Road and Wells Island Road In the Counties of Butte and Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation easement protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 3,302 acre easement will insure that this land will be preserved for agricultural uses in perpetuity. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful• filled. The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(cX3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agricultural land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul- tural conservation easements. For further Information contact The Northern California Regional Land Trust at (530) 894-7738. June 19,2015 Publish: lune 24, 2015 Chico Enterprise -Record 400 E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530-896-7702 erlegal@chicoer.com NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95926 -IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of California, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of Cillifornia, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy, was published in said newspaper on the following days: 6!2512015 Dated June 25, 2015 at Chico, California vo' (Signature) PUBLIC NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Tehama County rancher, it has applied to the state's Sustaina- ble Agricultural Lands Conservation Program to acquire an agricultural conservation easement covering 5.545 acres of ranchland in the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset The property is located 1 mile northwest of the junc- tion of Cohasset Road and Hogan Road in the County of Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation ease- ment protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 5.545 acre easement will insure that in perpetuity this land will be preserved for agricultural uses. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful- filled. The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agricultural land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul- tural conservation easements. -For further Information contact The Northern California _ Regional Land Trust at (530) 8947738. July 19.2015 Publish: lune 25.2015 •545`Diamond, A.ve ' :P.O"Box 226' . ""', ,,,. . , .,i Red Bluff GA. 96080• X530 527 2151:- dispatcf :dbluffdailynews.com NORTHERN.CALIF: REG" IONALLANDETRUST' .-IISTEAST-3RDAVE. CHICO CA.95926' iN6.tiee Public Notice': .T Legal No. '000551,0899 rUnuL; KVJMt.� The Northern Californla Regional, Land:jTrust as announced *that.. on betialf of a Tehama Cou ty I rancher, it leas . applied to, Ine state's°,Sustainable Agrlcult6ral Lands -Conservation Procdra,m. to acquire: an agricultural, corse' yation easement cover! ng 5,5.45.. acres ,of - ranchland. ins•, Ito ' Cohasset Road area north of kle, City of-Chico.,and southwest. -Of, .the Corrimunity.'of Cohasset, The' property is. located 1,mile north= vrest of the _: unction of Cohasset.. Road: rand. • Ho+jan Road m.: the• County -of Tehama, CA:+:An,agri .:cultural `conservation easementf': protects. and limits the use..o 1 the land for agriculturph purpos es ,The 5,545 : acre easement.wi11)- insure::that, +in.. perpetuity%this' la r,,71d will. be preserved fora agri- • .cultural uses:: _ r land Trust WilLholtl title i'o�th e:aseMent and"will ,monitor the• �STATE,OFICALIFQRNIA 1 ss, terms of the easement annually'. to insure that .the Rurposes of theyea sement are fulfilled `.`The, to�an���f�Of Teh,amai Northern: California . Regional �, ,`�+ ; Land_Trust is a non profit{ 8o1(c}(3), corpotatiort' that exists, 'Renee Goddard; being;first du ly.`sworri5:deposes and says• That at. to protect; Hie . valuable iere� all times hereinafter'menUoned',she was a citizen of the United 'placeabl ,agncultural.land_ce sources • of , Butte, Glenn-, : ani:! -States,'-over the ag�;o(; eighteen years -and ;a resident of,sard Tehama' Countie"s by :acquiringg •' counfy; and was at and: during,said times,bookkeeper'.of the'Red, :and ,holding intrust agricultural . conservation :easements. i31ulfDally Nevis a hewspaper of general�prcuiatlory inted.aod For fust.lertinformation:,.contact. published daily_exceptS'undayswand certain holidays'rn',the city of The Nort.i,ern California .Rec� ional,; i'Red I31uff .County .of Tehama?S,ate of'Califorrna,�that;saitl:Ked'; Land,Trustat (530)894.77313. �- " .Ji3luff Daily Nevis is and'was3ai( all limes; herein mentior ed a daily Pub ish:6:J.une 23:; 201;5' ' newspapeNo.,:general>circuiationras`the tetir s� newspaper of�; ;:general circulation °and, <'daily,newspaperare �defined'in Sections 6000;; .6001'6045, and ;6640 5 of•the ;Government code of the State iof Cati:fornia.'`that ,as providedtrn said section 6000 ksaid rieKspapertis,publrshed for;thetdissemination of:locairand ' r�ieieoraohic.news. and intelligence of a general,ctiaracteryand ha''s.a" bona fide sut5sc iptionlist of. payingFsubsciibers ;'that;saidr,. ; newspaper has been establlshed,.ipnnted andpubhshed as those;, terms are defined in Article 1 Chapter:t Division 7, Title 1 {of.1 ei said GoVemment Code;',in'thets'618,Cityfof.Red E31uff; State. of Califo`rn a at regular,p tervals'for'more.thaoone yearfneA,' preceding,thep"da a of.+fhe'firstpublication�ofthe notice herein. ..._, t +:mentioned that:said newspaper -is not;devoteo to the interests; or ; .w , ,published for the' entertainment hon instruction of a`particulartelass �aprofession ,trade; calling; rade;tor denomination; or�for,any nurnber th-ereof; Lard crust at (530) D-4 11,30: ;Ithat�'said"Rod- 1,R&d*;Bluff: County d.,, Tehama State of�*blalifofhki . -, Daily " * . , Pu biieiiY'.-'46ii�e'23'. 2015'- -Bluff* Daily ,N.e,W& is., and! WO t; at all firnes`-herqin,,me'nti6ne La ai y -8- -P, . pa, ijnevrspaper..dfi. genera 1--circu atio zas the 0. iterrrisz�nows n per"PT generalrcirculation and I;.daily,newspape. ` are deTined;in Sections: 'r, 60'0'0'z 6061:' '6645'and ,6040 5 of theGoViini- nt 56-de..6f r, 'bi srriina i8ngo i "bli-h d',f'othe� ie s- , ;v . - - " ;r 4 ;telegraphic riewg:an8intelligence of a -,g e'he'r7b ',,ch6rzibter;=.an fasa'o Ub,scrjp,jon,,4li.st :o paying-i�,su b'dna,fidel s, b` "66W04 -Aat 6e66 6blished', printed and) pu is p. asi o ee NA'i :o ..�terrns,,,are; ,d,.eyri0d ih,,Artic f,the-".' -"in' -Citytof.I.R6 Blu d �God&6 -,-.We said .�,sai !. ove;r,1)T,q-.1 California 1 e'*rv-a Ii, a; at, �regu a r�'. h t I one )year next:,! -ni� pre - 1, a 'qe iA g newspapermentioned, thatsaid 'or- i-nst'ru"(',,tion,o.f.,al,.pafticu ar class,4, pub,lishod.40f t id eh ertairiment ra ce,, ,or d P+;ofession trade, calling,', enorninati(5n,�,&orany number ;thereof, fiat d -z Cs.w notice vvas' set: in,lype: not smallerth�an:;nonpareel ;: ; and was,,pre cedediwi h1.;wdrd§,prGte&,'ib Ia.ck` "fzi6etype not i smaller than hohlp.ar6ilj,describing or expressing,in general terms ii, ,lli,i. the c zintended1tobeigivie nZ,1' t ha- t thei.or) the is Orcopyly�as printed '�, -�-publishddjh said ,,newspaper il,times . beginhihg,,,60.�,00/23/2015.:'a�"n'a� ending on 06123120f5,6oth days inclusive th ('Certify (or Deblare),eunder pentifty*df perjury ,;that tho,-Joregdin j true and correct ,at Red luff?.Ca'lif6 ' +Dated 0612312015 at Ria,6 6fluff h!otnia Z *F 7 4 '(Slghbtu !:%d� Legal ,No. a 0005510923 FryLEGAL -.5 NOTICE' !,,PUBLIC NOTII;E', dbk'220: 0 'fe -North'eeji,.QAlqf ornia- Regional Land Trust has,announced that. .Rod - A d on behalf of.,a Butte and Tehama 530-52T-215, rI it as a Coun .rancher; has Fgli(�'d,to. lie, s ate's. Sustainabl&� gricul- t V� I 1 s, atch, aiifvnews.com dii l5.' Rr��bluffd tUral"Lands Conservation:.- Pro.- gram•o qc,quire,.an, agriculturW conservation covering •easenen 3302-e6rLs,ofieah6)land ih-the- j,NORTAERNCALIF.R�GIONAL LAND,TRUST, ,0hasse�t ROAd,.area north of the City ofChicq,,aadsouthwest- of S6T:EASt:3RID AVE'.' the C&nrnunfty. of Collmset. The, ',QHICG,C4, property ,of the .y is.,locAted hbrtll Orin -of. Coh I a located and ti s Island Rb0Coun�d dn'.6 - ties of Butte ,a6dj6rria,'6A.An J.N 6t,i6e`--- ObfiN&- 6ti"Ce .agricultural t,conservation •ease- 1me, nt , peotects4ndAimits*.the use o fAllejand,'for, aoricult-uralpw- - 31302iacre. easement .poses'.`The will irliture,that. thit'labd':will be preseevecl,.,.for,66'ri6L'ItUrAI uses in,perpetulty.- The, Northern Ca iforni- I �hal 1101..... : , 7, RS I �SUTE'K)FCALIF 05, Land Trust,'Wil titleA -A the cisenl6n0arid: i. I r ..the te.rm's, ofAhe->ea N to , insure, t lat &r oses .0 , MeA the ,, t. . U - easement 111 ed.:, T ie bou Of Tehama{ , N hern, cal'if rnia, - Regional is , -Th'ait-eit. -Land' �'Trust -,a' nob -profit, 501(c)(3) corporation . 1:1 't o Go ar eing rsi'duli svvbrn-',,de-pose's`ia-rd' says: 'Renee dd d% iiti6n6d,;�he�w i protect5 the": valua 16, i'rre'- 'to protect -abric ra n 6? of the United ft a!�', a, citizen e alliliryies�hlereiha er,'mei . sources W4 _L s of, I Butte elp,—ar 8tsii6s�;.�6Ve�,:the.,.agd.�dfieig een,,years;-4:6r!'d�-�i�,.ro'sident"^'O'f,,s�id' Tbhanrd.I,CoUnties 'bq,aco6irintl' d S�q and'd is'�id;times1bookkeepe of - ihi3O county, an Wa- t ;i . qnng _ and.,holdip g, I in -trust aciri6iltural conservati weaserrierifs ,'Bluff b4d" k vspaper'OT�geh'e--r'al,*'r,'tr'c'u'fation"p6At6d and Daily ews,,a,�.nev Forr-ifurther in orma ion�.cootacl; 'TheN6rthern published I j$t,,t6riday�. ah'd ceff6iii �k blidi� in, the; city -of California;Aegional.- Lard crust at (530) D-4 11,30: ;Ithat�'said"Rod- 1,R&d*;Bluff: County d.,, Tehama State of�*blalifofhki . -, Daily " * . , Pu biieiiY'.-'46ii�e'23'. 2015'- -Bluff* Daily ,N.e,W& is., and! 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Butte County`Planning:Department ' • Att-n: Tim Snelling. Director . ' r -' : 4 • 4� 7 Cotuity Center Drive . Orovi.11e. CA 95965 • y -*` , ` RE: Pr aposed Garner Ranch Ahriculti�ral Conse�w'ation `E'.asement —,California '. ; ' . s , "• ' Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program 4'. �•; Dear Tim, The Northern CaliforniaaZeional :Cand Trust is pursuing fundiri for .�Sncultnral Conservation Easements (AC:E's) through th.e State of C'alifomia's SustainaUle ;�<�ricultural' a. .' L Inds Conservation Pro -rain (SALCP) at the request of several Butte and Tehama'. County ; , ' ; ' landowners. 4 � •- , Per SALCP,Grant Pr6posal guidelines, a am providing this'letter to inform you we are assisting' the o«Hers of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for an ACE on -the fol l.o«Ti.ng :Butte ' , , County Assessor (A:PNs): .Parcel .Numbers �- ' .. 047-210-404; 056-020-002; 047-210-007; 047-2.1.07008; 047-21.0-01.1; 047-21.0-0.1.0; 056-020- •,, . ' 0.1.9, and; 047-230-085 ,• As well as the follo«,Iing Tehama Coun.ty A:.PN's:. 08.1.-280-04 and 081.-280-07 047-2.1.0-003 Please also see the attached map for further clanfcation.' .. The landowners" properN, is a superb match for both SALCP's objectives, as well as the :Butte County General Plan's stated aoal. to protect Butte County's agri.61ltural lands frons conversion to non-agricultural uses. Please feel free to contact me 1:f you have any question..-` ,` ' , � � �, L Sincerely John W. Hunt, .Executive Director ' • ` Northern California. Regional Land Trust .. email: john,ti.landcoliservation.org phone: (530).894-7738 ext. 1027 14 _ ri 167 Hist 3 Avenue • Chico, C:195)'_6 - - 'f , Phone: (534)) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-14.89. • a ��•w4v.Lindcrrnscn-atiim.in-s; .• ` 0 0 Tehama Count ed Bluff, j 4- 41 Chico? Project Location 'v_ O(oville Butte County 0" L r. z4_ i.j 'A X7 7 0 2o 'Zol 'Ir r A- T14. 77 2 V _7 S J t44"'U A zf; "71 E" Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) Other Proposed ALES (approx. 9,510 ac.) 5 Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFVV CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) 3 USGS 7.5 Quads: 1 0 1 2 3 Acorn Holloer, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound. Cohasset, Richardson Springs Miles N Gamer Ranch. Butte & Tehama Counties, Califomia ORTHERN CALIFORNIA R E_ G '1 0 N A L 1 A N1 0 T" R U S T Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map Current Willirig Lanclowners'��` "` ,;- • �t, "� �. . +,� Safi � •� �. � ` � � � r tj #t' �;� �� � F.' '� _..t •tom.:, a __ - �. ti 4i - � e _ Jt ,•:."A'R' _�di+f'° �7'." 1� ,,fir" �n. - � . t' � A � � ; a r L �3 raj' ".. r • »r J f r �, `COP figgh � 6 Rlatien , •�' `.`'. MasG.e�og�aph�c�,�eMe _ 1 �u J..w r Via' f � �` ' • • 9 � • r *' .� _ } . a k,. � . ' 047-210-003 � ' "=• d56-020-Od2 �. ti, _ • 056-020-019 N , :a 047-210-007 047-230-085 e 047-230-085 047-230-085♦ "i 047-230-085 J . Fwd N o � • T 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Parcel Boundaries (approx. 3,258 ac.) Miles fRNORTHERN C A L I F O R N I k Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties, California R. L �G` 11 0 N A L L A. W D 'r R u s "r. Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers Februaty 26, 2015 Tehama County Planning Department Attn: Sean .M. 'Moore, Director 4=44 Oak Street —.Room I Red Bluff. CA 96080 RE: Proposed Garner Ranch Agricultural Conser-vation Easement — Ca.lifornia Sustainable AgHcultural Lands Consei- ation Program Dear Sean. The Northern California :R.egional :Land Trust is pursuing funding for Agricultural Conservation Easements (AC.E's) through. th.e State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Prog am. (SALOP) at the request of several Teliama and Butte County landowners. Per SA:LCP Grant Proposal guidelines; :I ani providing this letter to inform you we are assisting the owners of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for an ACE on the followi.ng Tehama County Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNTs): 031-280-04 and 081-280-07 047-210-003 As well as the fo.l.lo«ring Butte County ARW 047-21.0-004; 056-020-002; 047-21.0-007; 047-2.1.0-008; 047-210-0.1.1; 047-2.1.0-010; 056-020- 01.9, and; 047-230-085 Please also see the attached map for further clarification. The landowners' property is a superb match for both. SA.LC.P's objectives, as well as the Tehama County General :Plan's stated goal to protect Teliam.a County's agricultural lands from. conversion to non-agricultural uses. Please feel :free to contact me if you have any question. Sincerely, , John W. Hunt, Executive Director lorthern California Regional Land Trust e.mail:.Ioli.ji@lan.dconservafion.org phone: (530) 894-7738 ext. 1.02 .167 East 3"{ Avenue • ( liko, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (5:30) 894-11.89 ww w.l:t:ndcrt vise rya Cio n.o rte 0 0 Tehama' County Mc� ed Bluff y 1 1� 1 ,t' t#tiTiCSii t5F �ii'.£Y /r ! r �^ f kc —7 Chico) Project Location O�oville 411 Butte County If 4 I 1t :1.,- 0 -4A P- t �71 `-UL14 N. 4- .�V-1 ik 71. r I/ }k 4 T- ; 3 71' t, J4 J co M NI. A Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) M Other Proposed ALES (approx. 9,510 ac.) -7 Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) r USGS 7.5 Quads: Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, Richardson Springs 0 -IN0,RTHER ,xN CALirORNIA 1,1% 9�p RI L G 10 N A L L A -',J D TI RUST 47 r SO 0 1 2 3 t Miles Garner Ranch.. Butte & Tehama Counties. California Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map 9 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties, California RREGIONAL LA.�It0, TRUST Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers a+ P4, t s «,P`cQ���LD R�%���`yy`•� February 26, 2015 Tehama County Planning Department Attn: Sean M. Moore, Director 444 Oak Street — Room I Red Muff. CA 96080 z RE: Proposed Rose Ranch .Agricultural Consei-°ation Easement — California Sustainable AgHcultural Lands Conservation Pt•ogrun Dear Sean, The Northern Call fornla.Regional :Land Trust Is pursuing a'unding:for Agricultural Conservation Easements (ACE's) th..rough the State of Cali..fomia's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. (S 1Lt;P) at the request of several Tehama and Bette County lan.do«ers. Per SA:LCP Grant Proposal guidelines, .1 am providing th.i.s letter to inform. you we are assisting the owners of the Rose Ranch. In acquiring funding for. an ACE on. the f.'ollo«in.g Tehama County Assessor Parcel Numbers (AP.Ns): 081-210-1.1; 08.1.-210-09; 081-250-04, 081.-250-05; 081-250-07; 08.1.-250-08; 08.1.-250-09; 081-240-1.4; 081.-280-03; 08.1.-290-0.1.; 08.1.-290-02; 08.1.-290-03, and; 08.1.-290-09. Please also see the attached map for further clarification. The lan.do«vners' property is a superb match for both SA.I_,C.P's objectives, as x ell as the , Tehama County General Plan's stated goal to protect Tehama County's agricultural lands l:'rom conversion to non-agn.cultural uses. Please feel. free to contact me if you have any questioal. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northerri. California .Regional Land Trust email: john!%landconservation.org phone: (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 �.i 161 fzisc 3 revenue • Chic(), C::a 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 • Fax: (530) 894-1189 www. tndconsen-adon.om, 7 Tehama Count zl_. 177 Red Bluff, ico)v. Project Location i 0r0 ille Butte County }'4, ie '4A 01i. f A- 4 - A 71 Y Nei 41� "M e7 14 ik co g' UM, Lr f A C U N�eJll 7 Rose Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 5,586 ac.) Other Proposed ALES (approx. 7,129 ac.) N Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) U 3USGS 7.5 Quads: 0 1 2 3 t Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, 4 Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, Richardson Sp Richardson Springs.` . Mlles 71 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Rose Ranch, Tehama County. California Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map S: t Wi(iin6 Lanclowne t "!,.• I I♦ I , : ., -4, 41 '404 081.210-11 40 - 081-210.09 -00 j, pA 4-1 01 r 'Jr YE' (0817250:05 A 0081-250-04T L V, 4 P, g ti Z 4L Z, 0 A .4 Z (687250t t t5 r 4. If 081-240-14 44, 4w % .,.w 4,P fOBI'290-021' (0811290031 4 Yf 3 A- 15 081.280-03 08=1 -2 A 90-09 6i i w . 14 `4 hi -. '. 4,1, • , ,, 1,., 1.' 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 * Miles S Parcel Boundaries (approx. 5,586 ac.) I �' N-Ok,THERN C ALIFORNIA1 R E- G 11 Q W A t. - -t A N 0 T R U S 1'. Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama County. California Figure 2. Rose Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers En�r :. C . Z NORTHERN' CALIFORNIA T4rl'N .. _ - •' - _, _ - 'REGIONAL LAND .TRU•ST March 10; 2016 Butte County Planning Department :: o Attn: Tim Snelling, Director 7 County Center Drive Oroville, CA 95965 RE: Intent to purchase Agricultural Conservation Easement Resolution Request .: "California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program Dear Tim, I am writing to let you know the Northern California Regional Land .Trust (The Land Trust) intends to purchase an Agricultural Conservation Easement (ACE) from the Garner Ranch property on Butte County Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNs): 047-210-003; 047-210-004;.056= . 020-002; 047-210-007; 047-210-008; 047-210-011; 047-210-010; 056-020-'019, and; 047-230- 085, .The. Land Trust and Landowners request the Butte County Board of Supervisor adopt. a . resolution approving the ACE proposal to the State of California'. s Sustainable Agricultural . Lands Conservation Program (SALCP). , The purpose of the ACE• is to conserve the property's agricultural, natural and historic values by preventing uses that would impair these values. Grantors are the sole owners in fee simple of the properties, consisting of approximately 2,480 acres located 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico. Sphere of Influence. The property is a superb match for both SALCP's objectives and -.. the Butte County General Plan's stated goal to protect Butte County's agricultural lands from: conversion to:non-agricultural.uses. A sample'resolution, provided by the Department of Conservation, to be used at the Board's. discretion,. as wells. as maps of the subject APNs. Thank you for• placing thisrequest on the next - available Board meeting agenda: Please feel free to contact me.if you have any questions Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust email: john@landconservation.org phone: (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 167 East 3d Avenue M Chico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-1189 vuww.lan dconservation. org Resolution No RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTTE COUNTY APPROVING THE EASEMENT PROPOSAL TO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR THE GARNER RANCH PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program within the Department of Conservation, and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND TRUST intends to Purchase an agricultural conservation easement for a price based on its fair market value as determined by a qualified appraiser. The property consists of approximately 2,480 acres of land located approximately. 2.2 t miles north-northeast of the. City of Chico Sphere of Influence for.the purpose. of conserving, priority agricultural rangelands and related resource values; and WHEREAS, the Butte County Board of Supervisors approves the easement proposal and certifies that the easement proposal meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section. 10251, to wit: , (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for,.and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area'that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support long-term commercial agricultural: production. (b) Butte County has a general plan which demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to the area of Butte County where the easement acquisition is proposed. (c) Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural use in the foreseeable future. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEREBY: approves the filing of an application for funding from the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. N rn . Gamer Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac) o ` .USGS 7.5 Quads: t +1 , �: 1 ,0 3 a Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground; Y, u ° Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset,• Sr pyo ,� _noff , N Richardson Springs Gr 4 r "Mlles �. • _ ...t.�• ,to w min • - .i NORTHERN 'CAL I F O R N I A Gamier Ranch; eutte'Couriry, California R E.G 1:0'N A L; [-A ND T R' U S: T,figure 1. 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V • �',j ,>'��r#V 4` '1 +'ty ' �, A L.ic v �1�,j1. �w,>—��'i .i,'' ` �`r •SYl•.•r� Y, -'k'��.�.�: r'"^ :1. j �r4y �y,��,7•f 1. AT ♦ t �y*.'•'�,.'' � �.a • • {� •f _. %i „Cj� ` • '� t ..ley lft �.� 'c tom'= �tS *• ` 1 ,,. + N e-lnl„r^"_ ! 5011 Keg E-sri, Digita G 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 DS, USDA U= GS, A Garner Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac.) the GP: Use comm Miles i-cub d � •� � NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Garner Ranch, Butte County, California REGIONAL LAND TRUST Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers April 18, 201.6 Butte County Planning Department .Attn: '.i'im Snelling, .Director 7 County Center Drive Oroville. CA 95965 RE: Agrieultural Conservation Easement Resolution Request California Sustainable Agricultural :Lands Conservation Prograw — Supplementary Information Dear Tim, Please find attached additional information pertaining to Northern California Regional Land Trust's intent to purchase and Agricultural Conservation Easement (ACE) from the Garner and .Rose Ranches in Butte and. Tehama County and Request for .Resolution of Support froal the Butte County .Board. of Supervisors. Only a portion of the Garner Ranch is locatedin :Butte County (see attached maps). The balance of the acreage, includitlg all of the :Rose .Ranch, is located in Tehama County. V "'hese ACEs are being purchased at :Fair .Market Value (F:NIN) as determined by a qualified appraiser.. The appraised .I MV takes into con.siderati.o.t.1 highest & best use of the subject Property and all existing encumbrances and restrictions, including enrollment in the :Land Conservation Act of :1.965 (aka Williamson Act). Because:the subject properties are enrolled 1.11 Williamson Act, there is no nett effect on property taxes. These ACEs are a direct and explicit complement to the County's General Plan (GP) and the n GP's Agricultural, Conservation, and Open. Space elements. J\ This .Project has broad comm.u.nity support and is being conducted.in partnership «,ith the: Y x California Department of Conservation and. Cal.i.forn.ia Strategic Growth Council's Sustainable .Agricultural. Lands Con.sei.-vation. Program (SA.:I.C.P); USDA Natural. Resource Conservation. r Service's Agricultural Conservation .Easenient .Program. (AC:E.P); Cal i.forr.i.ia 'W.i.ldl.i..fe Conservation Board; Cal.ifomia Department of Irish and Wildlife,- California Wildlife Foundation; Joseph & Vera Long Foundation, arid; the Arthur & l lai_ne V. Johnsonfoundation.. Additional supporthas been. provided by the Sierra .Nevada Co.tlserva.ncy, Sierra .Nevada .Brewery, various private -sector partners, and individual community members. e� .167 Fast 3"i Avc.oue • C'Iiicu, C :A 9.i9"?6 . Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (.530) 894-11.89 w w w.la:ndconserration.oE6, 'Please find the following, enclosed: - Resolution Request - Pro j ect.NIAaps - Neighboring Ltridown.er Notifications - Public Notification -Affidavits - Original Notification ofIntent to COUDINI Please let me know if you .have ajiv questions or need additional information. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern Catiforn.1 a Reglonal. Land Trust .167E,t.st3`1 Aveinte ■ Cbico, CA 9:5926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (.530) 894-11.89 ww w.1andconsenation-org s � "�.r'd:Tf6N'EZ2�F;e - �. �-.E'.i v '�c.`n R� R \�.r: - Y �'tJ:•a��7 R.esol.u.tion :Request for Count -Specific 'Parcels ' 167 East 3t`{ AL°enRRe • Chico, C:::1 95426 Phone: (5 0) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (.5 0) 894-11.89 www.la:ndean enution.om, March 1.0, 2016 Butte County Planning Department Attn: Tim Snelling, Director 7 County Center Drive Qrovil.le, CA 95965 SIORtt'1PRN (,ALHIORNI.1 RE: Intent to purchase Agricultural Conservation Easement Resolution Request California. Sustainable .,:Agricultural Lands Conservation Program Dear Tim. I am writing to let you know the Northern California Regional Land Trust (The Land Trust) intends to purchase an Agricultural Conservatlou Easement (ACE) from the Garner Ranch property on .Butte County Assessor Parcel Numbers (AP.Ns): 047-21.0-003, 047-21.0-004; 056- 020-002; 047-210-007; 047-210-008; 047-210-01.1.; 047-210-010; 056-020-01.9, and; 047-230- 085. The Land Trust and Landowners request the .Butte County Board of Supervisor adopt a resolution approving the ACE proposal to the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural :Lands Conservation Program (SALOP). Tlie purpose of the ACE is to conserve the property's agricultural, natural and historic values by preventing uses that would impair these values. Grantors are the sole owners in. fee simple of the properties, consisting of approximately 2,480 acres located 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere ol'Influence. The property is a superb match :for both SALCP's objectives and the Butte County General Plan's stated goal. to protect Butte County's agricultural lands from conversion to non-agricultural uses. A sample resolution provided by the Department of Conservation, to be used at the .Board's discretion; as wells as maps of the subject APNs. Thank you for placing this request on the next avinlable .Board meeting agenda. Please feel. free to contact me; if you have any questions. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive .Directo No.rthem Ca.l.iforn.ia Regional, Land Trust email: john(; la.ndco.nse.rvati.on.org plione: (530) 8.94-7738 ext. 1.02 1677 East �'AVC11 e ■ C:hicu, CA 9:5926 111ione: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-1189 ww %v. landconsen.ation.t Resolution No.' RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF BUTTE COUNTY APPROVING'THE EASEMENT PROPOSAL TO THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR THE GARNER RANCH PROPERTY. WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program within the Department of Conservation, and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, the NORTHERN CALIFORNIA LAND TRUST intends to Purchase an agricultural conservation easement for a price based on its fair market value as determined by a qualified appraiser. The property consists of approximately 2,480 acres of land located approximately 2.2 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence for the purpose of conserving priority agricultural rangelands and related resource values; and WHEREAS, the Butte County Board of Supervisors approves the easement proposal and certifies that the easement proposal meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section 10251, to wit: (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area that - possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the . surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support long-term commercial agricultural - production. (b) Butte County has a general plan which demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to the area of Butte County where the easement acquisition is proposed. (c) Without permanent conservation, the land proposed for protection may be converted to nonagricultural uses. ' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE GOVERNING BODY OF THE THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS HEREBY: approves the filing of an application for funding from the Sustainable Agricultural Lands , Conservation Program. 1 Tehama County f .4 ? V - ed Bluff 'T d• V Chico) r Project Location Oro ille to, Butte County 7 A. 21 _ T AAa 01 6 y !it 1L C, 0 A� > Jr A C: 16 -0 1c; Ile V_ X, City of Chicow- Garmr Ranch Proposed ACE (approx. 2,480 ac) 4 USGS 7.5 Q:jads: , 1 0 1 2 3 Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound, Cohasset, 9H Miles Nj Richardson Springs CALIFORNIA Garner Ranch, Butte County, California �,,_,._�NORTIIERN F G . C, 1.4' AL 1AND, 7 R U S Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map M �,n'IV .fc. •. F- •f 'wi'' +�:'' . 1' -� ^/I !d^ , '.- ' V,.., !r}'�` .�,i � � M-� � • • Oy �r'� 1� -.+ +i"°li,�iL ..•A�' � +Fn-. A z �,* tp' aM aiJ �'.. . _ �•' .' '`. "j3yv fly a •i,�.7! f � '� } rn' "' .� r On F l y 11M W# Zml 14 1 7 - •; .'� i�p-r'-�, vo�. '. +, ` spy" •,� j,. "t�4:. ''j .. �'-f �• � Y 6;'1.x' '� ,•,rte �� ti.: ,��• Q 4 .�.��' �` � ,tr - « � -� r .. � " `�?� •,;,ate' ry yy �tal�.. ��'fe x— s�A.�i'1✓�yY t .�� b.?. �� f•r •:'!�•J.JU't��+`^•."^'W 'd. � / / / 1 / .. M Project Maps Butte &'I'ehama Counties 16', East 3" i\VC.DLIC Chick), CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-11.89 www.Ja:ndconsen--aLion.or,l,, 4 N O R T II E R N CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project. Butte & Tehama Counties, California PREGIONIAL !ANL TRUST Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map 3er1w layer recd;: Covp .t:.+ X13 Nati:nal GwgtapMt �3odety. kuhed • •f + is .5f U r , • Yr � NORTHERN CALI%ORSVIA Pine Creels Linkage Project. Butte & Tehama Counties, California is E G i G N 4L LAND TRUST Figure 2. Project Aerial and Streams ine lay. C:reits: Sourcn Eu.. Oi[;ilatG(oL•n, Ger.Eya, Ewdrda,Gearwpbcs. CNES'AEra» DS, USDA, USC. -S. AEX. Gstrnappi-a, A—gdd, IGN. r P,-hd.pc, a -d the GI3 U^.iv ::nmr.:uniry 46 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties, California R. G ` t' N ~ L t A r;i Fs 7 ' U `1. Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. y QGarner Ranch (appr. 3,252 ac.) , EDRose Ranch (appr. 5,545 ac.) Public & Conservation Lands ? , r ,x�• - ,, `, w ' ��m'l ' Encroaching Development - � ® Parcels < 40 acres Chico City Sphere ;. 46 NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama & Butte Counties, California R. G ` t' N ~ L t A r;i Fs 7 ' U `1. Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. Q Garner Ranchar. (ppr. 3,252 aa) E Rose Ranch (appr. 5,545 ac.) Public & Conservation Lands Encroaching development QParcels < 40 acres . 1 01 k =MA y Ft 7 . L' TTE j I , t U Z Y. • r El C n e � " • 1 3 0 0.5 1 2 Miles NOR' BERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project Tehama & Butte Counties, California R E 1G +.0 N A l t A ra ;) - K t: : T Figure 6. Existing Conservation Lands & Parcels < 40 acres. r 'rQ`�CQ?�!D TRVy�h�yy'f ?)l WOO.y Neighboring Landowner Notifications (January 2016) Butte &"Tehama Counties .167 East 3" Avzoue ■ Chico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 ® fax: (530) 894-.11.89 ww�w.litnda:�nsen-ation.i�►�; . January 15, 201.6 Landowner Name Address, City, State, Zip Owner of neighboring Assessor :Parcel Numbers: Dear Landowner(s), TJJERN'C-A.1'1FO,R.N1A I ain writing to inform you that the Northern California Regional. Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire cul agriculmral conservation casement on approximately 5,545 acres of foothill rati.geland that adjoins property you own (See Assessor :Parcel Numbers, above, and attached maps). The acquIsition.is to befunded in.. coordination w1th.Pri.-vate Non -Profit :Foundations, U.S. Department of Agriculture's Agricultural, Lands Easement Progmi (ALE), California.Department offish. and Game, and the State of California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program. (SALCP). An agricultural conservation casement is a recorded restriction on title that limits (lie use of the land to agricultural purposes. The easement would insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCRLT, who would monitor the terins of the easement annually to Insure that the purposes of the casement were fulfilled. NCRLT)s a.local private ricin -profit 501(c)3 corporation that exists to protect the valuable land resources of Butte, Glenn, and. Tehama counties by acquiring, and. holding in trust conservation easements. "I'he'Northern Cal.l.fomi.i.Regi.o.n.al.ilaiid. 71'rustis a membership organization and we welcoine anyone interested in. protecting this region's land and natural. resources to join. its. Please -find enclosed a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have any questions, please contact me at the phone, cinail, or mailing address bc[oN%.-. Siliccre-1y, John NV. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust "I 1.67 East 3r" Avenue Chico, ('A. 95026(530) 894-7738 ext. 1.02 j olin,(�-�'jl andconservation.org *Enclosure .167 East 3"' AVURIC • Chico, CA 95926 Pliosi.e: (530) 894-7738 ■ Fax: (530) 894-11,89 WWW.Jandcomervation.oll" 4F` Neighboring_Parcels Proposed Conservation Easement (approx. 5,545 ac.) jN .!:-I0 0. 2.000 4,003 Q M 0 5,000 APN: 081-210-05-1 f=eet APN APN: 081 081-21043-1 APP! t 081 220-02-1 0.02 . .. ... \-t-210-10-1 • APN: APN,..:..`. APN�'f 081-250-03-1 081-210-08 ' J�081220-07-1 APN: 081-250-02-1 ' o - II 'APN APN: II 081-250-01 081-260-01-1 II APN: IJ 081-240-12-1 J7 o� APN: APN: y 081-240-17-1 APN: APN: x.081-240-15-1 081-250-06-1 ! !, Bf 081-240-16-1 �f It �l APN: a 081-260-02-111 I f Proposed Easement Area 081N24010 VOM G s -C !! o APN: IAPN: j 081-290-05-1 081"_290-041 n n APN: 056-180-001-0 APN !! ` n H APN: 056-180-016-0 APN w. APN: {' APN: /n ..-� 081-290-06.1 1 056-180-015-0 N. 081-2-07-1 EO8lf28O X081-280-07 91 APN: 056-180-014-0 APN: 056-180-013-0 APN: APN: 056-180-002-0 l APN: APN: 056-180-010-0 APN: 056-180-012-0 081-280-04-1 a APN: 056-180-011-0 4081-290-08-1 a is *This man is not a survey. It is furnished to locate the proposed easement in relation to adjoining parcels. Vii ie T.24N.,R.2E.,-M.O.B.BM. N7rE-4weamvk AW Mm&bM S?Wm fn Enkftm BOY. W560eJ Map Bk. Bi - Pg. 21 Covn/r ofd\ a, Cafif. I J* god I 'nom T.24N., RAE., M.D.�$M. Tax Amu rad„ WIW 81-24 r. f n&anCmnty of Tehama Calif. a MDT£—a®esior� BtorJr lvumpera Swan in etrpaee. � ' anowrf PW,* em. SN n MCM W O T. 24N., R.2 E. M D B. BM. 2f / Tax Aron Cone 8125 �6 N g 20 4/ doe t � / 4esessor% Mop 8k. St 25 rAwNr of Te"mo, Calif. m I I I Y I Y I I I i (Y7_161 � j e I s I 46e.(44n tausl:J�j • JJ I I /0 1 I O 120") I f I I (EG7Y7 i 133.7O3ar. I � I a Qac (arm) I 9 7 r fl ., 1 c X7 9 I O T. 24N., R.2 E. M D B. BM. 2f / Tax Aron Cone 8125 �6 N g 20 4/ doe t � / 4esessor% Mop 8k. St 25 rAwNr of Te"mo, Calif. m J W7E—Aaaesows Mock Numbem Sh&ni N Ell*sea Assaswa Pamel Numbers Sboun In Ckr/es -28 N SI N f 2S N Assessor's Map Bk. 81 —Pg. 28 County of Tehama, Callf. T.24 N. 2E., II aaam. Tm Amo Cade 81-29 s I 29 27 � f g %• j o� \`� / ( I l r. too 24. - ® j' 632 ?Ur - 30 J 29 1J rz��9 i O i p � 29 127.'2, ; rt ' .� �. !'•� B 29 .0, esu �rras7,i j i W4.04AP- + / 32 i WOMAc w � r CO. \� Assessor's Moo ®k 81 —Pg. 28 County of lemma, Calif. WM-Aswssmti Shorn to GNP$" r\ . .�ATfOftE.Gd$.[s::k3'.:�i.: September 29, 2015 Landowner Name Address City, State, Zip Owner of neighboring Assessor Parcel Numbers: ###-### t##-# I am writing to inform you that the Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire an agricultural conservation easement on approximately 3,303 acres of rangeland that adjoins property you own (APN ###-###-###-# ). The acquisition is to be funded by Private Non -Profit Foundations and the State of California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SALCP). An agricultural conservation easement is a recorded restriction on title that limits the use of the land to agricultural purposes. The 3,303 acre easement would insure that, in perpetuity, this land would not be developed for uses other than agriculture. The easement would be held by NCRLT, who would monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement were fulfilled. NCRLT is a local private non-profit 501(c)3 corporation that exists to protect the valuable land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama counties by acquiring and holding in trust conservation easements. The Northern California Regional Land Trust is a membership organization and we welcome anyone interested in protecting this region's land and natural resources to join us. Please find enclosed a parcel map with the proposed acquisition outlined. If you have any questions, please contact me at the phone, email, or mailing address below. Sincerely, John W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional Land Trust 167 East 3" Avenue Chico, CA 95926 (530) 894-7738 ext. 102 john@landeonservation.org *Enclosure 167 Fast 3`1 Avenuc Chico, CA 9'5926 T.'.hmic (.5:30) 894-7738. Fax: (5 i0) 894-.11.89 www.la:ndco:n: ervation.ort; --------- . . ........ . ............. . . . ..... ...... ...............-- Neighboring Parcels - Proposed Conservation Easement (approx. 3,303 ac) .... _ :.:.., {(N / v � z -cC-jO y DOO e c �APN Feet APN~4_ ion no'ii = 081=280-03� 1 z. _000 KI P to G W d Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to guarantee any dimensions, distances, bearings or acreage. nt � �K Cd Q 29 N Important: This plat is not a survey. It is furnished as a convenience to locate the land in relation to adjoining streets and other lands and not to 19 puoaag a![Qnd .Public Notification ,Affidavits (June 2015) Butte &Tehama Counties 167 Fist 3" Avenue ° Chico, CA 95926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax:(530) 894-.11.89 rvrrw•.landcnnsenacion.i�rt; Chico Enterprise -Record 400.E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530.896-7702. erlegal@chicoer.com NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95925 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of California, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy; was published in said newspaper on the following days: 612412015 Dated. June 25, 2015 at Chico, California (Signature) Legal No. 0005511024 PUBLIC NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Butte and Tehama County rancher, it hasapplied to the state's Sustainable Agrkvltural Lands Con- servation Program to acquire an agri. cultural conservation easement cov- ering 3.302 acres of ranchland in the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset. The property is located north of the junction of Cohasset Road and Wells Island Road in the Counties of Butte and Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation easement protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 3,302 acre easement will insure that this land will be preserved for Muses in perpetuity. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful- filled. The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(cX3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agricultural land resources of Butte, Glenn, and Tehama Counties by ac• quiring and holding in trust agricul- tural conservation easements. For further information contact The Northern Califomla Regional Land Trust, at (530) 894.7738. Jur* 19,2015 Publish: June 24, 2015 Chico Enterprise -Record 400 E. Park Ave. Chico, Ca 95928 530-896-7702 erlegal@chicoer.com NORTHERN CALIF. REGIONAL LAND TRUST 167 EAST 3RD AVE. CHICO CA 95926 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF BUTTE In The Matter Of Public Notice. AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION STATE OF CALIFORNIA SS. COUNTY OF BUTTE The undersigned resident of the county of Butte, State of California, says: That I am, and at all times herein mentioned was a citizen of the United States and not a party to nor interested in the above entitled matter; that I am the principal clerk of the printer and publisher of The Chico Enterprise -Record The Oroville Mercury -Register That said newspaper is one of general circulation as defined by Section 6000 Government Code of the State of California, Case No. 26796 by the Superior Court of the State of C'alifornia, in and for the County of Butte; that said newspaper at all times herein mentioned was printed and published daily in the City of Chico and County of Butte; that the notice of which the annexed is a true printed copy, was published in said newspaper on the following days: 61x5!2015 r Dated June 25, 2015 at Chico, California (Signature) Legal No. 0005511457 PuBilc NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Tehama County rancher. It has applied to the state's Sustaina- ble Agricultural Lands Conservation Program to acquire an agricultural conservation easement covering 5,545 acres of ranchland in the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset. The property is located 1 mile northwest of the junc- tion of Cohasset Road and Hogan Road in the County of Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation ease- ment protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 5,545 acre easement will insure that In perpetuity this land will be preserved for agricultural uses. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful- filled The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agncultural land resources of Butte, a enn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul• tural conservation easements. For further Information contact The Northam California Regional Land Trust at (530) 8947738. July 19.2015 Publish: June 25.2015 ' F, w 1 Legal No. 0005511457 PuBilc NOTICE The Northern California Regional Land Trust has announced that on behalf of a Tehama County rancher. It has applied to the state's Sustaina- ble Agricultural Lands Conservation Program to acquire an agricultural conservation easement covering 5,545 acres of ranchland in the Cohasset Road area north of the City of Chico and southwest of the Com- munity of Cohasset. The property is located 1 mile northwest of the junc- tion of Cohasset Road and Hogan Road in the County of Tehama, CA. An agricultural conservation ease- ment protects and limits the use of the land for agricultural purposes. The 5,545 acre easement will insure that In perpetuity this land will be preserved for agricultural uses. The Northern California Regional Land Trust will hold title to the ease- ment and will monitor the terms of the easement annually to insure that the purposes of the easement are ful- filled The Northern California Re- gional Land Trust is a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation that exists to protect the valuable irreplaceable agncultural land resources of Butte, a enn, and Tehama Counties by ac- quiring and holding in trust agricul• tural conservation easements. For further Information contact The Northam California Regional Land Trust at (530) 8947738. July 19.2015 Publish: June 25.2015 ' F, w 'Nuff"Inasi NOW", P:1.0 Bbk'220-1 R&1810ff, CA "96080`, ,530-527 - . . 215 bew&coln .t�p�dail ,tch@fOdbluffy. 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Rey�onalk t4 lana Tru announced hru ,P,t:,4t-.`An'nduh that. .on e a of �,:a,,Tehahla, Cout%t5� ch nan�r,* -1 applied,_ e 1 1- ,it �- - .- - -I Ya ton, easemen, 76K&in�--5,545 acres-:;of..,Ira,ntliland.,,in -the Cdhasset. Road,,aeea'-,,(16rth of tlhle .Cit9,o'f,Chicb,?and,,souAli%,vest " of the Comtuh4v,.,6f,c6llasset, Th6 propg ls� located e,riorth:- west I T,-thel u n c tibn . of -Cob asset Road ,,wd.`F4ogah Rdad--,,i . n the county m,46hama;IiCA, An'; ag6� cultural. j'c- 0 6 " e'r'v' �a t, i on - 1'� 0 z � s b me n L .fprotects ang, I im its the use - OT. 1heland for -j�igrl*CURUtal , I:oLjrposz es.,-Thei5,545acre -- easement -will insure, this d w*ill,-b - b'se—' 'd f ' i- e;prp Ne., or. agr culqtdraldses,-,--!i: 'r ;.The N&.th'&-n'.-. ca'l lfoLand frust°will;holxj�;!Po e?ion a F -tho• le.jrr in, ancl, cq , in lcult contact, le ponal '3 I Leg';41,Np."0006510923 OMNI 16103, X545 Diamond:Ave -=.%m.L NbtlCE% IM eWofthe 1, brnq egiona Cirid'Trust has announce 'that Red Bluff, CA�96OMt-*. on behalf of a Bu arf6Tet%rha:, '66hV ranch Or, it. ha s',a' 5lied to.,, -the"s ate's Sustainable ispatc 4ypews corn lukail—Cands 'Coe acquire. 'con servation, eas -34362 acres ,of. rz Coha�set Road.a �-N CALIFLAN DJRUST,S. w,City,of.Chico an 167 -AVE it -EAST3RD di;n - munity,-c .Prop�ety I at ;*,CHICO, CA,?5926T is'. oc ;tunRoin of -Coh'a V A. 61 s, qland ,116a :;ties of Butte and: it 'I k i�agricu ura ons c tM.0bt.protects 4n �'ofAhe land ,ffor',zi 006ses"The 3,302 Yjillomsure-tH6f t r -rved-for,aC In perpetulty.-- orth'ern`.,-P Tan Trutt-tiv ase d' in '44 ment , -an , r r , f the e�vas ps o _8., -AT AftLIFORK IA-ij te to,insure that tl the en `Noitho'en, Califd Land`---iTrUst-J. J ,50i(cj�(3)., corpota eneei 6 dv -)zprQtoct; the i�R -"Gd-6'-; T =all,times`hereinafter mentioned;. rd:,%.669first"d 'I ito, �OlgceabWl agricL] �6 iA6 ited, py,,.vwprej�� eppsesJan �says, cit , ze6�;�f 06 sc -of , L1 iurces ..Pu States 14,�bPgiiid,4': :,Uhama.,-,CoUnti6 nand hold!�8 4iiji, bookkeepe ,bf the:R6d)l Vati weas ')4County-,;and`wa&,a,a ;'times:, i -11---�..;,�,,, 1*r�' , " ;, - 1 4 --I_z .1 -"' . 1conser -�BluffOdflyrN' f - `- I .' - irintedi'�§hdt..: - -f f - - - except Sundays and q�Yspoperlo, genera �kbrcuiatioq'p he city of :Fof.!, urthor 'in Of daily -�c&liaiej ;The 'Cal Land ;Trust at'(53( -,.ReOJB ftiaj.'S6te,k:66 C Bluff Daily l -Wsis-a a-s!aua u Wgenera feircu a ion -an :&re, Sedionst,; Government- ai y, rjewspapp,, . f,- - 1. ti�&S4t State „r 4,hewspate,perlstpu is c .11jelLs9taphic, - -4, n0ws an jt9t p. ge.nce o age,i .10!.,character .c, h6ra c.tep. b-nw� de subscrp ton!listp5yffigisp subscribers thatfsaid " newspaperrpndPUDIis e a, se t r % r erms, ace, rt �id.iG -ti c fo -r jmore;4harone ! ,.year date of., hetfirst 'publib6tidn-*of,r4h&, 4mentioned,that said newspapet::is not devdte.d�:t6ttW,,,Iniei,� 'sts Tpnt ,W6�: �- t"- aipait , pro;fi'essi"o'n,,-*,trade -,;,," coifing ,;r^a'ce,,'or',,denomination'"',,.befor any,"number -1- - t i49jr:.'e61`-;that , 5 a i =nofice-,-astnl Ws e,�i'zypi�:,n6t:��iii'all6��tha�' .:rd' --- - -- - - - - - - - -- - , , I* -Z ZZ� and y�a§,prji,treicedeawjth;.� .�sma,Re,r t'h'ahpnparei ;,dez*s-;q--6 the pUrportfand 1e- fth6 notice ntend'etl to beKgiven av I the annex- ' -d d - d' , gJs,,ajp�ipte. copy�,%Wasprihe a n ,pubhshed;rn sold perI tim e b 'g,,,on :V61_ 31201 ,jjqgjhhi - ii Ida'inclusive '`�;; to wit 6ef`6'11312' I Declare) -,�Jtik 65;foregoing -w! it a'i:6), WA& penaft�, p ,,Perj�Pry 1itruean ";(Signature) he he ' n d jn,-,, An... em n will.;.bO I ; uses, - V 7 :1 !,.ion'al � 0the of ,the, inUall'y:,- sds of rl'L%Thii., Tana. re- acqpirin riculturaq,rti contact , Regions( .% 4:00 Original County Notifications of.proposed.Project (February 20.15) Butte &Tehama Counties .167 East 3ri - C I hick), CA 95926 Pho.nr: (530) 894-7738 m Fax: (530) 894-11,89 www.1a:ndc(:)jiser%,-ation.o[,6, February 26, 201.5 Butte County :Planning :Department Att»: Tim Snelling, Directoi- 7 County Center Drive Orovi.11e, CA 95965 RE: Proposed Garner Ranch Agi iculhn al Consemation Easement — Cal ifornia Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conseitiation Program Dear Tim, The Northern California Regional :Land Trust is pursuing funding for Agricultural Conservation Easements (ACE's) through the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SA.LC:P) at the .request of several. Butte and Tehama County landowners. Per SALC.P Grant Proposal guidelines;1 am providing this letter to inform you we are assisting the owners of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for an ACE on the foll.oxmi.l.ig :Butte County Assessor :Parcel :Nun.ibers (A:P.Ns): 047-210-004; 056-020-002; 047-210-007; 047-2.1.0-008; 047-210-01.1.; 047-2.1.0-0.1.0; 056-020- 0.1.9, and; 047-230-085 As well as the followin.g Tehama County A.PNs: 08.1.-280-04 and 081.-280-07 047-21.0-003 Please also see the attached. map for further clarification. The landowners' property is a. superb match for both SALCP's objectives; as well as the :Butte County General. Plan's stated goal to protect :Butte County's agricultural lands froin conversi.oTl to non-agricultUral uses. Please :feel free to contact me if you have any question. Sincerely. John W..HLIJ.1t, Executive Director North.em Califomia Regional Land TlA st email john(e?.landeonservation.org phone: (530) 894-7738 ext..102 'a iC.i7 East � Avenue • Chick), C:::195)'_6 P ion.e: (5301) 894-77:38 ■ Fax: (530) 894-.11.89 rcw% .lii:ndc(xnsen-ation.ot6, Tehama Oounty Red Bluff t', =,..� Chico) Project Location' _ �'��: .s� .,...* - ille 117 Butte County t: ` ` • f rrX- •,;vy f d j xJ* t a �( 'r t� f�`��' ~n ley �"-W11'x'.,i'+.r�,.._..,.,I`._ �VV.,�0 A�iif JhL 'ii i - .! j ..a ate, IYI. •!p 3 r,.4 ��°•jc� f { r a -T: '* t' xf ' - a • 1• - ��Y- 1,i -t, ''^ � - �l , f - . i e � '� ° x' ,'� ' "°,fir.. s" a ^..=r^ rr =-•-f i � 4 ,^ .. kris. +.,y�r..-«h�+isa c..w_,e=•i�fin * y.'r+!x..�l- 'Y'T`; .�""`: t r.t, .! . ' /' e t ,4 *., 4.1 f.•.x 4 ,,,� { _. �.,,, i'."l,a.-( r _ i 16 i, '�v r A i "P' - `'ly:. yji"r - - �_. y"7 r?. _ -�iw '1 -,• t,r L- ,w r w x �a A. t a PICt ( 1- = { fs i f { Er xr .. t + .��r. s," r i F; -s--° - f r� ff Y� '' `< �G: '� � �t i J r'� +� tjJ � f r •_ Y i U ® Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) 5k _ .. Q Other Proposed ALES (approx. 9,510 ac.) cn Q Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac.) USGS 7.5 Quads: 1 0 1 2 3 r Acorn Hollota, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound. Cohasset, - Richardson s Miles Springs IV a ' ` NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Garner Ranch. Butte & Tehama Counties, California " R C G , O N A L ! A iINt L TRUST Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map C nice layer Creds: Capydgh!:4, 2015 r:a,ianel Ge grvphic Sodaty, i -cubed Zurrent Willing Landowners s "`` f , 6 _ • _ *. ': �. �' �#� •: ' r e..�� ,,�•t�'l. r1 F:bz` :.k9 � `� L.J '* � •'�`4'..1�. �'�'..i�...:r; �,3$....aw�'�.� ; �� �"�`�u"�4:nS�v.� ..w+ t�'-_':� t;. w;•.�r..��w�' Copyngh.G r "rIt u�e e �. 081-280-07 - 047-210-004 r' • 056-020-019 r•' 047-210-010 �; 047-210-007 047-210-008 - 047-210-011 —. �,,- • 047-230-085 � ... 047230.085 047-230-085 - ■ 047-230-085 der _ • e 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 QParcel Boundaries (approx. 3,258 ac.} r i �i�iobo �o o Mies I NORTHERN CALITORNIA, Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties, California EG?C11►AL LA JNJ 0 RUST Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers s, G rebruai.}, 26, 2015 Tehania County Planning Department Attn: Sean 17. Moore, Director 444 Oak Street — Room 1 Red .Bluff, CA 96080 RE: Proposed Garner Ranch Agricultural Conservation Easement — California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program Dear Sean. The Northern California Regional 'Land Trust is pursuing:fwiding for Agricultural Conservation Easements (AC.E's) through the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SALCP) at the request of several Tehama and Butte County lando«,ners. Per SALCP Grant. Proposal guidelines. I am providing this letter to inform you we are assisting the owners of the Garner Ranch in acquiring funding for an ACE on the folio -wing 'Tehama. County Assessor Parcel Numbers (APNs): 081-280-04 and 081-280-07 047-210-003 As well as the follo\,Ving Butte County APNs: 047-210-004; 056-020-002; 047-210-007; 047-2.1.0-008; 047-210-0.1.1; 047-2.1.0-0.1.0; 056-020- 0.1.9, and; 047-230-085 Please al.so see the attached map for further clarification. The landowners' property is a superb match for both. SA.LC.P's objectives, as xvell as the ".Tehama County General Plan's stated goal to protect 1'eham.a County's agricultural lands trom. conversion to non. -agricultural uses. Please feel free to contact me i:f you have any question. Sincerely, John. W. Hunt, Executive Director Northern California Regional. Land Trust emaian.dconservation. o.rg phone: (5:30) 894-7738 ext. 1.02 .167 East 3" Ave.mie C;li:iro, Call 05926 Phone: (530) 894-7738 Fax: (530) 894-11.89 ww w.1andconsenation.om, Tehama Count -0, ed Bluff cr a _� t .^'"�—y 4 3! f l uff- -7 7 T , Chico) Project Location -4, t tr. ��r^:a' `� �"'i�..i ,•-'- f � r� ,rte' 1;�„ � r `s. � f � , ` r . 0r0 ille A Butte County . 7 4 A V% 4r A, A. Y L J, Uri f7L., z •4L 46 1-1 X. Ile P�D L) J i j V 00 'W /7-A r f L J r Garner Ranch Proposed ALE (approx. 3,258 ac.) 7� Other Proposed ALES (approx. 9,510 ac.) n. 2 Q Upper Pine Creek Watershed CDFW CAPP (approx. 68,127 ac-) USGS 7.5 Quads: 0 1 2 3 if Acorn Hollow, Digger Pine Flat, Devils Parade Ground, 4 Richardson Springs NW, Campbell Mound. Cohasset, Richardson Springs Miles NORTHERN CALIFORNIA Gamer Ranch. Butte & Tehama Counties, Califomia R E G 1 0 N A L L A INJ D T R U S T Figure 1. Project Location and Vicinity Map N O R T IJ E RN CALIFORNIA- Pine Creek Linkage Project, Butte & Tehama Counties. California REGIONAL lAIN!C FRUST Figure 2. Garner Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers �Q/`�'�t%,'f y�'�y •. r raVVR.l. ' @L ' � � 11�i11\��4�Li,1'�l�#Y 1,t�'• cs? 4,710'ry.Ga_. ,'{ �. R. C--•�I X]:.� .:� r L •,,�?.i:ty?}r_U:bri, ,'� t February 26.201 t Tehama C:orrnty Planning Department ' Ann: Sean M. Moom, Director 444 Oak Street —' Room I ' Bl.uffi, CA 96080 a .Red , RE: E r oposed Rose Ranch .Agricaltur al Conservation Easement - California Sustainable ; - AgHcultural Lands Conservation Program - Dear Semi. "The Northern California:lZegional :Land Trust is pursuing:}'wading 1'or Agricultural ,tCon.servation Easements (AC:E's) through the State of California's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation :Program. (S A.LCP) at the request of several Teliama and Butte County' ' lan.do«.ners. - Per SJ1:LC:P Gram: Proposal guidelines; I am providing this letter to inform'you we are assisting 'the owners of the .Rose Ranch. i.n acqui.r.i..tlg fun.d.ing for an'A.CE on. the fol l.oNting, T'eharzla • County Assessor Parce(Nwnbers (APNs): x, r 081-210-1.1; 081-210-09; 081-250-04; 08.1.-250-05; 081-250-07, 081.-250-08; 081-250-09; 08.1-240-1.4; 081-280-03; 08.1.-290-0.1.; 08.1.-290-02; 08.1.-290=03, and; 081.-290-09. Please also seethe attached map for further clarification: The lan.do«ners' property is a superb match for both. SA.LC.P's objectives, as w-ell' as the • - Tehama County General Plan's stated goal to protect Tehaina Cowlty's agricultural lands :from ..: ,, conversion to non-agricultural uses. Please feel free to'co.ntact me if you h.ave'ahy question: i� G - � ' � r.`�.Y�'�"'-,.wr .M4 .".rs;."'•`'>^.;..... �..7 scr " .. \ •� r:.1 "t John W. IIwtt, Executive Director Northern. 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' . � t 1 =s R= Uig; .,�,�r i�� �i��`�� ���s��f���s � � U�S�7� Figure;1. P"roject Location and Vicinity Map tisr*sSazx::-:.:ri r_arrxe�- - , ': srn..s Leler GreC Cea gh :! 2J+� t.e,fonel Gea�,nphic ,",eery f-ca�s� { - � • r < 1 ' r urrent WillingL''-ai d+o�wnners �- s1 + Rt,K'• '"�; t j Lf'Ter:-+Vw1''t'...a t:..,: .. rt'r„�.yi.^n .,:.45: p ``-:."4. W' ��' •;+�;.,�',,.:-fiiyi.�..a'. '.,=� % r-iaG s:,G:- Lrl':--�€.-i'r Jot 17 �. ' t ,�3 , 081 21011 l s +'• • '' i •j��' •d f � .#"� � "� �� '� 0811250-04 .✓. � 081-250-07 'r � � 1 ? ;r ' r ri i • ... -yam-- , ~ 087290.01 081-290-02 081-290-03 Vl 11 •� a - r 081-280-03 ll j a � Y 3Q Parcel Boundaries (approx. 5,586 ac.) ~ VIT' r' 081-290.09 •f rN 0.25 0 0.25 0.5 0.75 1 Miles ORTIIERN CALIFORNIA Pine Creek Linkage Project, Tehama County. California R I G 4 0 f,4A.L t A N Q FRUST Figure 2. Rose Ranch Assessor Parcel Numbers Clerk of the Board Use Only ' � __-..Butte-County-Supervisors .Agenda -Item: -.Agenda Transmittal - � _. __=tel: .� 4.11 ), C A L I F'O'R N I A Subject: Resolution Supporting Grant Application for Garner Ranch Agricultural Conservation Easement Department: Development Services Meeting Date Requested: June 14, 2016' Contact: Tim Snellings Phone: 530.538.6821 RegularAAgenda E Consent Agenda . Department Summary: (Information provided in this section will be included on the agenda. Attach explanatory memorandum and other background information as necessary). The Northern California. Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) requests adoption of a resolution in support of its application to acquire an agricultural easement on 2,480 acres of land located approximately 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence along Butte -Tehama line, off Cohasset Road. The resolution supports the application for grant funds from the California Department. of Conservation's California Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SALCP) for the Garner Ranch agricultural conservation easement. Fiscal Impact: Does not apply. Personnel Impact: Does not apply. Action Requested: Adopt resolution and authorize the Chair to sign. Administrative Office Review: Casey Hatcher, Principal Management Analyst 0 J Department of Development Services Tim Snellings, Director Pete Calarco,.,Assistant. Director„�.--=-:, _ `-_- 7 County Center DriveI T: 530.538.7601 Oroville, California 95965 F: 530.538.7785 MEMORANDUM DATE: June 14, 2016 buttecounty net/dds�`°"'" TO: Butte County Board of Supervisors FROM: Tim Snellings, Development Services Director RE: Proposed Garner Ranch Agricultural Conservation Easement on 2,480 acres, located approximately 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence along the Butte -Tehama County line, off Cohasset Road; APNs 047-210-003, -004, -007, -008, -010, & -011, 056-020-002 & - 019, and 047-230-085 REQUESTED ACTION Adopt resolution and authorize the Chair to sign. SUMMARY The Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) requests a resolution of support from the Board of Supervisors for its application to acquire agricultural conservation easements on approximately 2,480 acres of land located about 2.1 miles north-northeast of the City of Chico Sphere of Influence along the Butte -Tehama County line, off Cohasset Road; APNs 047-210-003, -004, -007, .-008, 70.10, & -01.1, 056- 020-002 & -019, and 047-230-085. Figures 1 and 2 depict affected Butte County parcels. The proposed resolution includes Board findings necessary for the NCRLT to submit a grant application to the California Department of Conservation's Sustainable Agricultural Lands Conservation Program (SALCP) to pursue acquisition of the Agricultural Conservation Easements (ACEs). Table A, shown below, provides summary information for the property on which ACEs are proposed in Butte_ and Tefi6 ia' - counties. With the ACEs, conserved lands would continue to be grazed while preventing agricultural uses and - development that would impair the ranch's agricultural, biological, and cultural resources. -Allowed uses - include: cattle grazing and associated standard practices (e.g., customary ..fencing,- maintenance_of associated infrastructure, etc); hunting, camping, and outdoor recreation; and limited non-residential- - development within two building envelopes of two -acres each. 1 f Disallowed uses in the ACEs include: residential development, large-scale solar development, and the clearing of native woody vegetation and intensification to non -grazing agricultural uses. The viability of" conversion to more intensive agricultural uses for the subject properties appears marginal due to cemented bedrock and lack of suitable soils. BACKGROUND / SETTING _ Garner and Rose Ranches ' - "'NCRLT seeks to acquire ACEs on two ranches within the Uppne Creek Watershed, located in northern Butte County and southern Tehama County. The Q"Wer Ranch is located mostly in Butte County, with about 2,480 acres of the 3, 58 -acre ranch in Butte County. The approximately 5,586 -acre Rose Ranch is adjacent to Gamier Ranch, and is located entirely within Tehama County. Table A: Garner Ranch Acreage, Butte County and Tehama Counties Garner Ranch AM Butte County Acres Tehama Total Acreage County Acres —Garner Ranch 047-210-003 182.14 047-210-004 658.21 056-020-002 78.44 047-210-007 160.43 047-210-008 625.75 047-210-011 337.36 047-210-010 154.21 056-020-019 80.33 047=230-085 291.56 Subtotal 2568.43 081-280-04 401 081-280-07 6401 Subtotal 683.7 Garner Ranch Acreage 3252 The Butte County Land Conservation Act (Williamson Act) Committee has discussed the issue of a Williamson Act. contract overlapping with conservation easements. One of the roles of the LCA Committee is to make recommendations on the local policy for administering the Williamson Act program. Mostly, the discussion at the Committee has been in its role for recommendation if a new contract is proposed on lands within an existing conservation easement. In the future, the Land Conservation Act Committee may prepare a recommendation to the Board of Supervisors either as a single topic or as part of„an update to the Policy, Procedures and Rules document currently dated 2007. Development Services considers any potential recommendation of the LCA Committee to be separate from the recommendation of this request. Parcel acreages are from Tehama County GIS and subtotals are from NCRLT resulting in parcel acreages that do not total exactly. • 0 The project is being undertaken in partnership with seven funding entities: • California Department of Conservation and California Strategic Growth Council's Sustainable Agricultural Land Conservation Program (SALCP); • US Department of Agriculture Natural Resource Conservation Service's Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) _ California.Wildlife Conservation Board; California Department of Fish and Wildlife; • California Wildlife Foundation; • Joseph & Vera Long Foundation; and • Arthur & Elaine V Johnson Foundation. The project is also supported by the Sierra Nevada Conservancy, Sierra Nevada Brewery, various private sector partners, and individual community members. Agriculture Land Use Designation and Zoning The Butte County General Plan designates the subject parcels, Agriculture. They are zoned AG - 160 (Agriculture —160 -acre minimum parcel size). The State Department of Conservation's Important Farmland Map shows the property as Grazing Land, and soils are classified as Class VII. Class VII soils have very severe limitations that make them unsuited.to cultivation and that restrict their use mainly to grazing, forestland, or wildlife. The subject properties are within a Williamson Act contract. Butte Regional Conservation Plan The public draft Butte Regional Conservation Plan, or ERCP, (Figure 3-12 Distribution of Land Cover Types in the Plan Area, and Figure 3-14 Distribution of the Grassland Natural Community in the Plan Area), shows the project site as being within the Cascade Foothills Conservation Acquisition Zone (CAZ) and as containing grassland with verna swa a comp ex. Therefore, the Garner Ranch conservation area is not within the urban landcover type used for impact analysis in preparing the BRCP, nor is it located in one of the BRCP's 11 Urban Permit Areas. The BRCP assumes use of the project site consistent with the Butte County General Plan, which designates the property for agricultural use. The proposed BRCP (Figure 4-16 Grassland: Direct Impacts of Covered Activities) shows the site as remaining in Grassland or Grassland with Vernal Swale Complex. The BRCP (Figures 4-21 to 4-52) also notes the potential for several special -status species at the project site, including: • tricolored blackbirds (breeding & foraging habitat), • western burrowing owls (nesting & foraging habitat), • American peregrine falcon (seasonal foraging habitat), • Swainson's hawk (foraging habitat), • white-tailed kite (year-round foraging habitat), • bald eagle (seasonal foraging habitat), • western pond turtle (nesting and moving habitat), western spadefoot toad (breeding & upland habitat), • vernal pool tadpole shrimp (recovery core area), 3 . vernal pool fairy shrimp, (recovery core area)-,— Hoover's rea); Hoover's spurge (recovery core area), �, ,~• , •' red bluff dwarf rush, • Butte County meadowfoam (primary habitat), • Hairy Orcutt grass (recovery core area), ; -. Slender Orcutt grass;-- w. _ _ • Ahart's paronychia, and .. , _ ; .�_' • . Green's tuctoria (recovery core area). The BRCP,(Figure 5-2) shows existing protected lands in the vicinity of the project•site. Figure 5 • e 4• displays ecological corridors which will be protected under the ERCP, including the North Plan' Area Corridor in which the project is situated. ' ANALYSIS Findings Requested in Support of the Agricultural Easement `NCRLT requests that the Board adopt findings consistent with Public Resources Code section ' 10251 in support of the Agricultural Easement, which states: ' 10251. Applicants for an agricultural easement or fee acquisition grant shall meet all of the following eligibility criteria: (a) The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial agricultural production. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural, support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses will support s ' long-term commercial agricultural production. - ' (b) The applicable city or county has a general plan that demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment shall be reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the • plan, as they relate to the area of the county or city where the easement acquisition ' is proposed. - (c) Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural uses (emphasis added). t ' . Summary of Proposed Findings Proposed Resolution The proposed resolution includes the following facts in support of the agricultural easement: ; 1. The project site supports long-term commercial agricultural production. The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and'is -large - enough to sustain, commercial grazing. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses support long-term commercial grazing. .. .. _ • ' _ The subject -property is located outside of -the City of Chico's Sphere of Influence, within an unincorporated portion of northern Butte County characterized by grazing land. The property has been a working ranch for well over 80 years; cattle have been grazed onsite for the majority of this time. The landowners desire to maintain the property as a working ranch. The 2,480 -acre property is enrolled in the Williamson Act program and is large enough to support continued commercial grazing. Water supply at the ranch is comprised qfriparian water rights, springs (improved & unimproved), agricultural wells with associated distribution lines, and stockponds. The subject property and properties to the east and west are designated Agriculture and zoned AG -160 (Agriculture 160 -acre minimum parcel size) for agricultural use. Land to the south, south of Cohasset Road, is designated Foothill Residential and zoned FR -40 (Foothill Residential, 40 -acre minimum). Land to the north is within Tehama County; it is designated Upland Agriculture by the Tehama General Plan and zoned A-1 (160 -acre minimum). Therefore, surrounding parcel sizes and uses are consistent with commercial agriculture. 2. The County supports long-term commercial agricultural production at the subject site. Butte County has adopted a General Plan that demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to northern Butte County in general and the project area in particular. The Butte County General Plan 2030 Agricultural Element includes numerous goals and policies in support of agriculture in Butte County, including Goal AG4 to "Protect, maintain, promote and enhance Butte County's agriculture uses and resources, a major source of food, employment and income in Butte County, " Goal AG -2 to "Protect Butte County's agricultural lands from conversion to non-agricultural uses, " and Policy AG - P2.2 which states, "The County supports private conservation organizations that utilize voluntary agricultural easements as a tool for agricultural conservation, continued agricultural use, agricultural supportive uses, tax breaks, and similar goals." The property is designated as Agriculture by the County's General Plan Land Use Map and the property is zoned AG -160 by the County's official zoning map, adopted November 6, 2012. The previous General Plan and zoning designations for this property also refected agricultural land uses. 3. Without conservation, the land proposed for protection is likely to be converted to nonagricultural uses. If the project were removed from the California Land Conservation Act (CLCA, or "Williamson Act'), the subject property could be divided and developed at a densityof two dwelling units per legal parcel (a total of 18 dwelling units plus accessory structures),_ or 5 more intensive agriculture involving deep ripping of vernal wetlands. The parcels current enrollment in the Williamson Act is voluntary. Land owners under Williamson Act contract can choose to non -renew their parcels, in which case the land will no longer be covered by the provisions of the Williamson Act in nine (9) years. Alternatively, a land owner can choose to withdraw from the Williamson Act, in which case tax -related penalties typically apply and land is released from the Williamson Act contract in the short-term. Residential uses and relatively small agriculturally -zoned parcels are located in proximity to the subject site. Rural residential homes, on parcels approximately 1 + acre in size, are located along Cohasset and Sycamore Valley Roads, near the southern boundary of the subject property. Foothill residential homes, on parcels approximately twenty -acre parcels in size are located approximately 1.5 miles to the east of the subject parcel. These small parcels in the immediate vicinity of the subject parcel, both rural and foothill residential homes, have resulted in loss of grazing land and increased development pressure on lands in the vicinity to be re -designated and subdivided in the future. The . existing General Plan designation of Agriculture and AG -160 zoning encourages continued agricultural operations, the adjacency of this land to the existing rural and foothill residential development is acknowledged. The agricultural easement supports economic viability of agricultural operations on the property by conserving agricultural land at an economically viable scale. An agricultural easement on the subject parcel -could substantially influence whether the subject property converts to rural or foothill residential uses, like the land use pattern to the south and east, or whether it remains in commercial agriculture, like parcels to the north and west. The proposed agricultural easement would preserve historic grazing uses on the subject parcel and preclude development outside of two homesite areas, two -acres each. Consistent with vernal resources on site, deep ripping of soils is also precluded by the agricultural easement. Figure 1. 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Z,49 MARS 0.25' 0. 0,2s QS' 0.75. , ' . r N' O R T I I I RN CAI :IT O R NI l' A , ia@r►�enP e7lrli,- Huffie_G'Ot7yiry, cailomia Fguce T Ca nei_Ranch Assessor ParCe umbeq g ! ... '. : `titRtt ....4.., a.Y.�,.. � ' ,a•- -' - _ r ••r ,. _, , ..w .- i ,,.•r i ., , �' ' $ SVPI - - 4ec� It " Av .BOARD of SUPERVISORS COUNTY OF�BUTTS, STATE" OF'CALIFORNIA. Resolution No. 16' A RESOLUTION OF THE BUTTE COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS SUPPORTING AN APPLICATION FOR GRANT FUNDS FROM THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION'S ' SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURAL LANDS CONSERVATION PROGRAM (SALCP) FOR , THE GARNER RANCH AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION EASEMENT ; .WHEREAS, the Legislature has established the SALCP within the Department of Conservation and through a grant program is providing assistance to conserve important agricultural land resources that are subject to conversion pressures; and WHEREAS, The Butte County General Plan. Agricultural Element -includes numerous goals and policies in support of Agriculture in Butte County, including Goal AG -1 to "Protect, maintain, promote and+ { ' enhance Butte County's agriculture uses and resources, a major source of food, employment and income , in Butte County, " Goal AG -2 to "Protect Butte County's agricultural lands from conversion to non- . • f agricultural uses," and Policy AG -P2.2 which states, 'The' County supports private conservation organizations that utilize voluntary agricultural easements as a tool for. agricultural conservation, continuedagricultural use, agricultural supportive uses, tax breaks, and similar goals;" and WHEREAS, lands in the vicinity of the Garner Easement, north of the City of Chico, in unincorporated Butte County have experienced and will continue to experience non-agricultural development pressures; and ' WHEREAS, the Northern California Regional Land Trust (NCRLT) intends to acquire•an'agricultural ` easement on approximately 2,480 acres of agricultural lands located approximately 2.1 miles north of the- " City of Chico's northern sphere of influence boundary for the purpose of conserving priority agricultural land resources; and • WHEREAS, the agricultural easement would enable the property to remain in grazing use while preventing non-agricultural uses that could harm site resources; and'' ; -' NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Board of Supervisors makes the'following findings relative to the subject property, supports the filing of an application for funding from the SALCP, and certifies that the easement meets the eligibility criteria set forth in Public Resources Code Section 10251: - 1. --The parcel proposed for conservation is expected to continue to be used for, and is large enough to sustain, commercial grazing. The land is also in an area that possesses the necessary market, infrastructure, and agricultural support services, and the surrounding parcel sizes and land uses support long-term commercial grazing. The subject property is located outside of the City of Chico's Sphere of Influence,_ within an unincorporated portion of northern Butte County characterized by grazing land. The property has ; been a working ranch for well over 80 years; cattle have been grazed onsite for the majority of this _ time. The landowners desire to maintain the property as a working ranch. The 2,480 -acre property is enrolled in the Williamson Act program and is large enough to support continued commercial grazing. Water supply at the ranch is comprised of riparian water rights, springs (improved & unimproved), agricultural wells with associated distribution lines, and stock ponds. The subject property and properties to the east and west are designated Agriculture and zoned AG -160 (Agriculture 160 -acre minimum parcel size) for agricultural use. Land to the south, south of Cohasset Road, is designated Foothill Residential and zoned FR -40 (Foothill Residential, 40 -acre . minimum). Land to the north is within Tehama County; it is designated Upland Agriculture by the Tehama General Plan and zoned A-1 (160 -acre minimum). Therefore, surrounding parcel sizes and uses are consistent with commercial agriculture. 2.Butte County has adopted a General Plan that demonstrates a long-term commitment to agricultural land conservation. This commitment is reflected in the goals, objectives, policies, and implementation measures of the plan, as they relate to northern Butte County in general and the project area in particular. The Butte County General Plan 2030 Agricultural. Element includes numerous goals and policies in support of agriculture in Butte County, including Goal AG -1 to "Protect, maintain, promote and enhance Butte County's agriculture uses and resources, a major source of food, employment and income.in Butte County," Goal AG -2 to "Protect Butte County's agricultural lands from conversion to non-agricultural uses," and Policy AG -P2.2 which states, "The County supports private conservation organizations that utilize voluntary agricultural easements as a tool for agricultural conservation, continued agricultural use, agricultural supportive uses, tax breaks, and similar goals." The property is designated as Agriculture by the County's General Plan Land Use Map and the property is zoned AG -160 by the County's official zoning map, adopted November 6, 2012. The previous General Plan and zoning "designations for this property also reflected agricultural land uses. 3. Without conservation, the land proposed for protection . is likely to be converted to. non-. agricultural uses: If the project were removed from the California Land Conservation Act (CLCA, or "Williamson Act"), the subject property could be divided and developed at a densityy of two dwelling units per legal parcel (a total of 18 dwelling units plus accessory structures), or more intensive agriculture involving deep ripping of vernal wetlands. The parcels current enrollment in the Williamson Act is 0 0 voluntary. Land owners -under Williamson Act contract can choose to non -renew their parcels, in which case the land will no longer be covered by the provisions of the Williamson Act in nine (9) years. Alternatively, a land owner can choose to withdraw from the Williamson Act, in which case tax -related penalties typically apply and land is released from the Williamson Act contract in the short-term. Residential uses and relatively small agriculturally -zoned parcels are located in proximity to the subject site. Rural residential homes, on parcels approximately 1+ acre in size, are located along Cohasset and Sycamore Valley Roads, near the southern boundary of the subject property. Foothill residential homes, on parcels approximately twenty -acre parcels in size are located approximately 1.5 miles to the east of the subject parcel. These small parcels in the immediate vicinity of the subject parcel, both rural and foothill residential homes, have resulted in loss of grazing land and increased development pressure on . lands in the vicinity to be re -designated and subdivided in the future. The existing General Plan designation of Agriculture and AG -160 zoning encourages continued agricultural operations, the adjacency of this land to the existing rural and foothill residential development is acknowledged. The agricultural easement supports economic viability of agricultural operations on the property by conserving agricultural land at an economically viable scale. An agricultural easement on the subject parcel could substantially influence whether the subject property converts to rural or foothill residential uses, like the land use pattern to the south and east, or whether it remains in commercial agriculture, like parcels to the north and west. The proposed agricultural easement would preserve historic grazing uses on the subject parcel and preclude development outside of two homesite areas, two -acres each.. Consistent with vernal resources on site, deep ripping of soils is also precluded by the agricultural easement..,. PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of Supervisors on this 16th day of June, 2016, by the following vote: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: ABSTAINED: _ Bill Connelly, Chair Butte County Board of Supervisors ATTEST: Paul Hahn, Chief Administrative Officer And Clerk of the Board of Supervisors Deputy � .. � - _ � T � � _ n y . •. F � , � .�� �`. .. ._ ,� .. .. ,' ��� i �y ''�� �' ��m ��J w r ¢arse � '� � t f1 4iS.'1' � .�� .G��.•►� �'����,�i � �f} �4��' d�' 6/13/2016 �. _A 9 Findings in Support 2. The project site supports long-term commercial agricultural production • Designated Agriculture by the County's . General Plan Land Use map. • Zoned AG -160 (Agriculture - 160 -acre ` - VIUCIMO Clllu VUIRiy QIC LJLJIIZOIMVIIL VVILII LIM •.4 • i , , f 1 / 3 y .' {• is �: t • i r r t t