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SPEC I AL i 2ED SEkV ICES
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Archaec l os j ca l_ Ca,11a l t 1 ni a silo
aganerg
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Jensen •and ASSOciates
Petatr^ M . +Jansen
Archaeo l og l ca l Coca sou i i no
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41 Sk ymout�ta 1 n Citic 1 e
and F3e�s larch
Ch1COO, CA 959'26
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Professional Archaeologlcal' Serv1ceS
A! ft -fad barber
Avl--� ' 'b", and Cul l tura.l
6635 Oua1'1 Way
Rassourcos,m6nagement
Paradisoo CA, 95969
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Ho )man at r S
Assoc t ate
ArchamOl G,®� �1C7C` Cl;l1 tut-'a l
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'3615 Folsom Stremt
M�nagemmnt %c
San Franc i sco;, CA 941 10
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Public An'the,0001 oo i oa l Re5batich
160756
Cu 1 tura 1 Resour:o Stud i cis'
5acramQnto y CA 95816-075'
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Ca1iForn a Stato'Un ivers1ty, Ch.lcta
Archaoologlcal research Pragramv'
D.epartmant a+' Ahthropalogy
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Sostoo, L t ndstr8tn
P.Oi box 352
Truckee, CA 9.5734`
V. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
xp anat ons; o a 1 "yes'' and "rna be" answers axe ri. q red
on
attached sheets)
YES
MAYBE
NO
1.
EARTH. Will the proposal result in 'significwIt:
a.
Unstable earth: conditions or in changes in
geologic s;abstructures?
b.
Disxu t"i,ons dis lacemen4s compaction or;
overco.vexing of the soil? '
c.
Change in topography, or ground surface
relief features?
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d.
Destruction, coi�ering or Modification of ,any
unique geologic or physical features?,
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Increase 'fin wind or water erosion of soils,
either on or off-site?
f.
Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, deposition
Or erosion which may modify the 'channel of
a river or stream or the bead of the ocean or
any, bay, inlet or lake?
,
g.
Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
outside designated urban ai•e"as?
h.
Exposure of people or,property to geologic
hazards' s'itchs earthquakes, 7.a�dslcies , mud-
slides, ground failure or similar haxaxds? _..� ._
AIR. 1�"11 the proposal resultin substantial.
a.
Air omissions, or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
b,
"Tree creation of objectionable adorsi smoke
-or fume s?
c.
.Alteration of air mbvoment, moisture„ or
temperatute, or any change in climate-,
i t g
locally or re ronally ,
;.
WATtt. Will the proposal result in substantial:
a.
C}�angesri currents, or the course or
direction of water: movements in: either -
marine 'or fresh waters?
I,.
Changes in absorption rates", drainage patterns,
or the rate and amount of surface runoff?
'
c.
Need for off-site '.surface drainage iinpr.ore-
totts, including vogetation removal; chainel�
ization or culvert ins°tallation?
Alte'rations t the course 01, .flow o'f flood
waters
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e:
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Change it the; amount otiny-
Cn a, dace ' grater �.�►X.
a�,er boe �?
f.
Di.sohargey'rito surface Waters, br in any
altbration of surface water quaii,ty, intraudit!
but 'not limited to tempera.ture,,' digs v d
oxyggti or turbid ty
w
g,
Alte'ratio'n of the' airecti.on of 'rate o flow
.rou'Irnd
of wate' rs'0
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Change in the c�uantit , quaff a.ty of around tasters �
of thor t}traug1i direct additions or lvith�
drawals or tirough interception of an
aquifer by Cuts off' excavations?JL
i.
Reduction Ili the attotant of hater otherwise
avai lablo for' public waterstapplies!?
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B�cposure of people or property' to water
related hazards uoh as flooding?
YES
N P. ND
4._
PLANT LIFE: Will tlxe proposal result �n subs4ant' al
a. `CIinQe in the diversity of` species, or numbex
of any species of plants (including t rens,
shrubs , grass , Czops, and 'aquatic plants?
)
b. Reduction of the numbers o'f am
unique; rare
or endangexed species of plants?
Introduction
c. of new species of j plants into an
area, or, in a barrier to the noxmal :replenish-
ment of'existinb species?
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d.' Reduction in, acreage of any agricultural crop?
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ANIMAL LIFt. Will the proposal result in stb8tIl'ntial:
a. Change in the, diversity of species, or numb�i•s
of any species of animals (birds, l;aricl anitjilj,s
including reptiles, fish and shell fish
g nisms or insects)?
benthic or a_the
b: Reduction In iiambexs of any unic{ue, rate
�`.x trndangexed species pf animals?
Introduction 'animals
c of new species of into ,
;tri area; or result in a barrierto the itiigr4tion
or movement of animals?
�. Deteri ration to Oldsting f:1911 or wildlife '
habitat?
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N018t, IIIII theproposal result in substa-.ti°al
a. Increases in existIT4 noise levels9
b. Ex
of I people to severe noise levels?
7:
D GLARE. Will the Proposal pro'-dude
Gp
sTgH� AN ant light and gl,are7
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8.
LAND USE. WjII the. p-ropos�al i• sul t in a
substantial alteration of the present oz, pl,�nnec
land use, of an area?
J.
NATURAL !:Rt-SOURPES4 Wil 7� the proposal ro'sult' in
substantia1,'
a. ',` Tncxease in the ratef' , s
o. a e of any natural
xesouxces?
b. Depletion cif ally Hort-°renewable natural
resources?
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FISC �l UriSE : Will the prapos,al ins►o1ve:
a. A risk of expiosi6n o.r the ,rel east o hazard-
ous ;slibstanco (including, but tio't Iamited to
Oil) pesticidos; c2iemicals or radiation) xn the
eVOht Ir.of an aGcidont or upset
dondi.ti,ons?
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b. Pass;Yble anerierence with
"In emergency
res PO laft g y o�acuatio pan?
p p or timer bnc, `
11.
E(7p�1LATIb�t: Will the proposdI 'al,te� the locatiar ;
distribution densii;yj or ,growth rate of the 'human
populatibri?
1 :
140 US,1V Will the proposal affect �xistillg h ousing,
or oi`eatb a adma;nd ;dor additiow}tousing�
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If
runL1,U Z$bKV I Ubb Will the proposal have an effect
YES
MAYBE NO
' 13.TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION': V
result result in
a.
Generation of substantial
movement?
b.
Effects on existing parkir
demand .for now parking?
CM
Substantial impact on eis
present patterns
systems?
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Significant alterations tc
of circulation or moveient
rail or air tratRjc—.`?
goods'?'
e:Alterations
to waterborne,
f.
Increase in traffic hazard
bAcycJ ists or pedestrians?
If
runL1,U Z$bKV I Ubb Will the proposal have an effect
YES
MAYBE NO
L11 the proposal
upon, or res i' t 'na need for nese or altered
iclditional vehicto
governmental services:
facilitie , or
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:ing transportat I on
present patterns
b Polio rotect on?
p
:Of peopleand/or
C, Schools?
rail or air tratRjc—.`?
;to motor vehicles
d. Parks or ootor recreational facilities?
If
runL1,U Z$bKV I Ubb Will the proposal have an effect
upon, or res i' t 'na need for nese or altered
governmental services:
a. Fire protection?
b Polio rotect on?
p
C, Schools?
d. Parks or ootor recreational facilities?
e.Maintenance of public facilities; including
roads?
f. Other governmental services
15.
ENERGY. JJill _the' proposal result in
a. Use. of substantial amounts of fuel ,or enexgy7
b. Substanti"�l inereas,e in�demand upon e isting
sources of`enexgy, or, reQuire the developMent
of new sources of energy?
l6.
tTILITIES, will the �toposal result in a hoed <Eor
new systems, or substantial ,alterations tip the
-following
a. Power or natural gas?
b: Communical tions'sysgems7
c. {Vater a,'va."Ll.abil i.ty
Sewer 'or septl,e; tank?
e : 8t'OTM water drainage?'
f. Solid `waste an `
Yid des osal ?
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HUMAN EtALTH. Will thero osal result in*
a, Creation of any health, hhazard or potential
health' hazard (excluding m6ntal health) 7
b.xpasitr of people to po'tentx,al h'ea th
.
l�:az arils ?
X
18.
AESTHpTYCS. {Vi l �, `t`ile proposal tesult in the
P struct�ion of`' anysoon c vista or, view open t;b
the public, or will the proposal result l.n tho
oxedvi-O i of an aest;hoti,cal.ly o fens rro siee open
to publio 'vidw
� 4,
YES MAYBE
NO
9. RECREA'TT N. Will the proposal result in an impact
antit> o£' existiri recreat�.��°MII,
,u o,n the :;quality or qu _ Y g
;
' e,'
opportunistz
0. CULTURAL:. RE SOURCES.
a: K�i11 the proposal result in 't e alteration.
ofor the destruction o'f, a prehistoric of
historic archaeological' site? -
b.. Will ,the proposal result is adverse phys;ca,
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric.- or
h
.
historic bui.ldin strixcture L°ar object?
g j .
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p p potential to causo
c. Does the ro nsal have the
a physical change which would affect unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the 'proposal. restrict exist<irig rela.bic�tt;
or sacred uses Within the potential impact
are a'?
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V. DISCUSSION .1JF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION, ' ' AD 05-37-0-0
See attached.
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7.
Air Qual i;ty= ra i r t'0 Poor
a i n l oa i c�1 Env i ronmi�ht.
B�
Vegeltation= Grassland witl-r introduced species dor
l ancscap i n
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Wild'l'ife Habitat;' N/A.
Cul t_ iraI Vnv,i r�nrnent;c
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Archaeo 1 og i ca 1 and H i star i ca 1 Resourcr»es n the a ,.
Butte County General Plan H i �h
des i gnat Lon
Residential. : Law Dens i � �,
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Ex i st;i ng Zein i h9.' A -R
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l xi st ng Lana Use on-site: one House) m i scel l af�C��us .voh i cl es,
outbuildings.
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Surrounding Area:
. Land Uses.- Sing 1 e- fam i 1 y ar►:ci mu t t i fam i
heavy equipment storage. iy dwoltings,-
b. ZOn i ng'c A -R.
C.. Berl : P1 an d@, I gnat i Ons Lov4 Clens 1 ty 'RQs i detirt 1 'a 1 a
J.Parne1 151 xes= b, 000 to
10.
-41 , 0'00 s
e• PapUlat, ion Me:d i urni`��rban densities.
Character 'Af:
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Site and Area. Character i zed by sut-�standard
hsus i rig and 1 nedequate
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i nfra;strudturp.
Nearest Urban Are -a: City Of Chico
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18.
i?elcvanl: S e surrounds Chapmantoi•an.
ph ro's of Inf i ueoce: Ch i bcF; GU p C;4RG,
Improvernants
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Standards Urban Arose Pursuanfr tQ Chapter0 and
Rol 1 s, Ander and Rolls
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Plans.
Firel, Probection Service
a, N arest County (S -tat-) p l 'r
b Watere Stat i on e #4044
Ava i 1 abi 1 i ty e
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Em9in e capac i ty area hydrants,
hod 1! s' i n Area = Ch i to Un i i ed S'c600 l t5 i st,e i •e3 .
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