Nevada County Recorders Parcel Maps Book 20 (259 images)

Demartini NOTES: Mitigation Measure 6.A: x ‘A Dust Control Plan must be submitted to and approved by the Northern Sierra Air / Quality Management District (NSAQMD) before topsoil is disturbed on any project where more than one (1) Acre of natural surface area is to be altered or where the natural ground cover is removed. The disturbance of topsoil includes any clearing o grading. The Dust Control Plan is typically fulfilled by clearly phrased and enforcable ye conditions included on the project grading plans, preferrably under its own heading.” / “This site is not mapped as having ultramafic rock/serpentine, and is therefore not / subject to the Asbestos ATCM for construction unless ultramafic rock is subsequently determined to exist on the project site, in which case, the NSAQMD musi be contacted no later than the following business day.” 8 7, 17 Y non—disturbance area a . oO soil ae, 4 a a“ a“ ~, > © well \ Parcel 7 8.62 Ac ULING ‘A Road Improvement Fee in accordance with Nevada County Ordinance No. 1829, creating and establishing the authority for imposing and charging a Road Improvement Fee with the unincorporated territory of Nevada County, will 2« levied at the issuance of building permits for each parcel created by this map, and will be based on the latest fee schedule adopted by the Nevada County Board of Supervisors.” ‘There is no guarantee that Water is available, or that Sewage can be disposed of, on any Parcel on the Recorded Map.” aA b Area "A” . ‘Prior to any final occupancy for any new construction on this map, vegetation Dedicated to the County wer Ss clearance around structures shall meet the minimum requirements of Public of Nevada fer Road and oo gir Resources Code Section 4291. Structures shall maintain a firebreak by removing and Utility Purposes. “ clearing away all brush, flammable vegetation or combustible growth up to 100 feet from structures or to the Property Line, whichever is closer. Clearing does not SN \ OU, a used from ground cover unless such vegetation from s a means of rapidly 7 transmitting fire from ground vegetation to canopy trees. Replacement vegitation should be ornamental shrubbery of the fire safe variety. Additional clearing may be . -——________s«srequiired by the Fire Marshal if extra hazardous conditions exist. Aliflammable vegitation and fuels caused by site development shall be legally disposed of or removed.” apply to individual isolated trees, ornamental shrubbery or similar planis, which are sa K Y — ROAD ~~ 168: A: wD : SPIE 18,000 sq. ft. “B je “~~ MUSDA ~~ 40’ Access & Moa L { <a Utility Easemen . ao ’ / * SSN per this Map (29 O 4500 Gal ™ AL 4 Water Tank & » ~ \ a. Fire Hydrant , ore Var) — 8 The following note shall be incoporated into any future Grading, Improvement or Construction plans: , ‘All construction plans shall advise contractors and construction personnel involved in any form of ground disturbance, i.e. utility placement or maintenance, grading, etc., of the remote possibility of encountering subsurface cultural resources. such resources are encountered or suspected, work shall be halted immediately and the Planning Department contacted. A professional archaeologist shall be consulted to access any discoveries and develop the appropriate management recommendations for archaeological resource treatment. If bones are encountered and appear to be human, California Law requires that the Nevada County Coroner and the Native American Heritage Commission be contacted and, if Native American resources are involved, Native American Organizations and individuals recognized by the County shall be notified and consulted about any plans for treatment.” yoogyes Bulplind Of \ S8}D]SJ 4881 DO 9v sans 9 Parcel 3 soion ZL°¢ . FdOTAANS ONITING Any development of the reference property will require updated easements for any Nevada Irrigation District facilities that traverse the property. Adequate easements will also be required for roads the District has been utilizing to access its facilities. Any new construction, bridges, roadways, fences or pipelines (culverts) that involve art gnoilisien will require prior approval and an encroachment permit from the istrict. Parcel 2 710.43 Ac 7 Wopuy J . tc . / / ——— 50’ Building 2 setback . \ \ 18,000 sq. ft. Oo 4 od D , D P. @! MUSDA Seasonal : Oo OM9 drainage X PM 07-006 aol PARCEL MAP re N 45°60'W . . . S , David & Emily Rivenes . A portion of the N.E. 4 of =< & VEG MAP: Sec. 17, T.16N. R.BE. MDB&M a. Morrow _ a r = Ponderosa Fine — Mixed Conifer Forest In the unincorporated territory of x _ = Riparian Willow Scru * PM 7-228 3 = Gabbrodiorite Foothill Chaparral NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ’ 4 = Foothill Chaparral — Old Groth Manzanita November, 2007 Scale: 1) = 100 5 = Native/Non—native grassland ee CALIFORNIA SuRVEY COMPANY 6 = Oak Foothill Pine — Blua Oak Woodland (530) 273-6651 SHEET 3 OF 3 em 20/60

Demartini NOTES: Mitigation Measure 6.A: x ‘A Dust Control Plan must be submitted to and approved by the Northern Sierra Air / Quality Management District (NSAQMD) before topsoil is disturbed on any project where more than one (1) Acre of natural surface area is to be altered or where the natural ground cover is removed. The disturbance of topsoil includes any clearing o grading. The Dust Control Plan is typically fulfilled by clearly phrased and enforcable ye conditions included on the project grading plans, preferrably under its own heading.” / “This site is not mapped as having ultramafic rock/serpentine, and is therefore not / subject to the Asbestos ATCM for construction unless ultramafic rock is subsequently determined to exist on the project site, in which case, the NSAQMD musi be contacted no later than the following business day.” 8 7, 17 Y non—disturbance area a . oO soil ae, 4 a a“ a“ ~, > © well \ Parcel 7 8.62 Ac ULING ‘A Road Improvement Fee in accordance with Nevada County Ordinance No. 1829, creating and establishing the authority for imposing and charging a Road Improvement Fee with the unincorporated territory of Nevada County, will 2« levied at the issuance of building permits for each parcel created by this map, and will be based on the latest fee schedule adopted by the Nevada County Board of Supervisors.” ‘There is no guarantee that Water is available, or that Sewage can be disposed of, on any Parcel on the Recorded Map.” aA b Area "A” . ‘Prior to any final occupancy for any new construction on this map, vegetation Dedicated to the County wer Ss clearance around structures shall meet the minimum requirements of Public of Nevada fer Road and oo gir Resources Code Section 4291. Structures shall maintain a firebreak by removing and Utility Purposes. “ clearing away all brush, flammable vegetation or combustible growth up to 100 feet from structures or to the Property Line, whichever is closer. Clearing does not SN \ OU, a used from ground cover unless such vegetation from s a means of rapidly 7 transmitting fire from ground vegetation to canopy trees. Replacement vegitation should be ornamental shrubbery of the fire safe variety. Additional clearing may be . -——________s«srequiired by the Fire Marshal if extra hazardous conditions exist. Aliflammable vegitation and fuels caused by site development shall be legally disposed of or removed.” apply to individual isolated trees, ornamental shrubbery or similar planis, which are sa K Y — ROAD ~~ 168: A: wD : SPIE 18,000 sq. ft. “B je “~~ MUSDA ~~ 40’ Access & Moa L { <a Utility Easemen . ao ’ / * SSN per this Map (29 O 4500 Gal ™ AL 4 Water Tank & » ~ \ a. Fire Hydrant , ore

Var) — 8 The following note shall be incoporated into any future Grading, Improvement or Construction plans: , ‘All construction plans shall advise contractors and construction personnel involved in any form of ground disturbance, i.e. utility placement or maintenance, grading, etc., of the remote possibility of encountering subsurface cultural resources. such resources are encountered or suspected, work shall be halted immediately and the Planning Department contacted. A professional archaeologist shall be consulted to access any discoveries and develop the appropriate management recommendations for archaeological resource treatment. If bones are encountered and appear to be human, California Law requires that the Nevada County Coroner and the Native American Heritage Commission be contacted and, if Native American resources are involved, Native American Organizations and individuals recognized by the County shall be notified and consulted about any plans for treatment.” yoogyes Bulplind Of \ S8}D]SJ 4881 DO 9v sans 9 Parcel 3 soion ZL°¢ . FdOTAANS ONITING Any development of the reference property will require updated easements for any Nevada Irrigation District facilities that traverse the property. Adequate easements will also be required for roads the District has been utilizing to access its facilities. Any new construction, bridges, roadways, fences or pipelines (culverts) that involve art gnoilisien will require prior approval and an encroachment permit from the istrict. Parcel 2 710.43 Ac 7 Wopuy J . tc . / / ——— 50’ Building 2 setback . \ \ 18,000 sq. ft. Oo 4 od D , D P. @! MUSDA Seasonal : Oo OM9 drainage X PM 07-006 aol PARCEL MAP re N 45°60'W . . . S , David & Emily Rivenes . A portion of the N.E. 4 of =< & VEG MAP: Sec. 17, T.16N. R.BE. MDB&M a. Morrow _ a r = Ponderosa Fine — Mixed Conifer Forest In the unincorporated territory of x _ = Riparian Willow Scru * PM 7-228 3 = Gabbrodiorite Foothill Chaparral NEVADA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA ’ 4 = Foothill Chaparral — Old Groth Manzanita November, 2007 Scale: 1) = 100 5 = Native/Non—native grassland ee CALIFORNIA SuRVEY COMPANY 6 = Oak Foothill Pine — Blua Oak Woodland (530) 273-6651 SHEET 3 OF 3 em 20/60