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DIVISIONS
APPLICANT R 1
ADDRESS 5565 Power house Hill Road, Oroville, CA 05JC 5
OWNER same
PROJECT DESCRIPTION Tentative Parcel M'_ to chi le 25.17 acxes into Q arcels
2 parcels - acres; 1" parcel t t i-,
--�i-•ar:res • �. parcel -
--
acres
LOCATION on the east side of Power House Hill Road a roXilliately 2600 ft.
north of its intersection with Palermo Road,_ Oroville ares
ASSESSOR i S PARCT.;L NUMBER(S) 25-24-57
ZONING AR-PIH 2 1/ 2GEN. PLAN_
.__ PROJECT CONSISTENT?
DATE APPLICATION RECE..VEDMay 14, I g,q 5
DATE' PUBLICATION NOTICE WRITTEN
PUBLISHED
PLACE NEWSPAPER NOTICE(s) PUBLISHED 0. C. p. G; B.
DATE MAILING LIST PREPARED
.DATE. MAIL-OUT NOTICES WRITTEN
MAILED NUMBER
DATE PLANNING DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED-
ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EX / 1
DETERMINATION �'� EMPi'xON DATE S'TLED
AND DATE NEGATIVE DECLARATION -• DATE ADOPTED
MITIGATED NEGATMb DECLARATION - DATE ADOPTEDAll ECFV. IMPACT REPORE ,� DATL CIJ.RTZE IED
SUB. COMITTEE MEETING DATE ,`..
ADVISORY AGENCY H:EApTNG DATA
ADVISopy AGENCY ACTION . .�
,BOARD ACTION
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COMMENTS
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6. Richard ,,wan,. AF' 25-211-57, 4 parc(!.ls on the ens t side of.` Power House Hill
Road, approx. 2600 ft. north of its intersection with Palermo Road,
Oroville area.
f. setack on
Mr. Streeter stated that he hada s nbll IZd:e 011th`f", rogarrdwas thata 3.50wetcouldbrepl-ace
parcel L due to noise on rower HOU8C H
that condition with some other type of moasure that would protect future residents
from industrial noise to the west.
Mr. Mandonsa asked if the applicant was aware of this.
Mr. Streeterwas riot sure of that.
HEARING OPEN
.. Swim., 5565 Power
I{o:tcr Bill Rd. stated that he has bean working with the
Richard
various departments and have received st4hat�wetwnuldnlikeetr�cpropaselatfthismpo3nt
except Item No. l of 150 ft• setback.
is to have at least 10'' ?t, setaahouse�owithea`611 wallnf House
forinsulationpurposes dand
and he is going to be building
by use of stagg r s 2x4s we can reduce' the noise level art add il-donal amount
e ed stud
The difference between 150 feet and 100 ft. it n,ppr,��imathly 317}3 and l think we
r, r . y staggered
are goingto be able to i,ncrp€t:,� lt, the � F,a ere
Mr. Streeter said that sounds fine and he Could change it to the 7.170 ft. Setback.
I had received his letter �X prune 13 from the
Mr. Read asked if he, bir. wtta
Health Department,
Mr. Swan said he the Letter of June 13 with two rcguirealOnts " 150 fti leachrield
setback from existing Wells)
+�Y ,
BUTTE COUNTY ADVISt Y AGENCY MZVLiIT"S pn o 10
July 15, 1985
Mr. Reid asked if the property was on seepage pits.
Mr. Swan said that, the existing ones ate on leach lines. Thn new ones are on dry
wells and had it approved. They are already located and approved.
Mr. Reid stated that it would be a 100 ft. leach.field setback and 150 ft. seepage
setback from existing wells.
Mr. Reid stated that he had a minor change in condition 2. 'They ask for laboratory
result for PCP on the property and it should be a satisfactory rrs.ult.
Mr. Swan stated that he had the well tested the 27th of Decembor by Coppers.
I don't know if that is aatisfactory or not, 7t was tested at; that time and was
considered satisfactory, it was less than one part in so many lall.l.ion.
N.r. Reid asked if he wr,uld submit a copy of that report to the Office.
Mr, Swan said he. would.
CLOSED
Mr Streeter stated: having reviewed the environmental review Checklist and
discussions at today's meeting, i will, make a motion to grunt a mitigated
negative declaration regarding environmental impact for the Richard swan
parcel, map, AP 25-24-57 to croute four parcel,;, finding i:trut impacts
t(k.Xk are mitigated by mitigati nci I through 4 ir; the July lst Planning Director's
report. No.. 1 could be modified bo read'. designate a 100 ft, building setback.
from the centerline of Pciwcr il()usrt Iii ll Riad for parcr..l 1. Motion is being; made
noting that the parcel, map is in coni`ormtanec with the Butte County General. Plan
and zoning:
Nit, Reid seconded the motion and it was unani.mjusly carried,
Mr. Streeter stated; noting that a mitiF;ated negative declaration was adopted
I will make a motion to approve tk�e
to the following conditions; ten4ntive parcel ;nap for Richard Swan s►.rbJeci.
Public Works Department conditions are;
1. Provide two-way 'traversable access RS -8 -LO -I to Tach parcel from a
county maintained road or state highway,
2 Access to be 11e8orved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered
for dedication oo the final map:
S. ,Show 50-fti biji l di ng setback Tine Measured Pram centerline of access-
easement,
4. Provide road Maintenance agreement,
5, Deed to the County of butte 30 ft. right-of�way from the cohteriine
Of Powerhouse Hill Roan,
6i indicate a 50rft. building setback from the centerline oi° Powerhouse
Hill Poa&.
BUTTE COUNTY ADVISO.AGENCY MINUTES
JuIV 15, 1985
`Page 11
7• Show all easements of record on the final snap.
8• Provide street name signs per requirements of the Department
Public Works prior to recordation of the final map; of
9• pay off any assessments.
10. Provide cul-de-sac at the end of the street.
1.1. Obtain encroachment permit and construct standard road
providing adequate sight distaonofaccess
road and Powerhouse Hill Roadnce at the intersection . ss
12. Pay any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
q d.
Health Department condita
13 Provide a 100 fti leachfield and a 150 ft' sec 'f� .a
existing wells either within the p PIt fret setback arounG
boundaries. , property or within 1,00 ft. of the
property
l4• Provide a recent well test from a state a
(�P) and submit satis ,actor • o approved laboxatc5ry for Pentachorophenol
on the property. Y report
to this department from a minimum of one wr
The following mitigation measures are also conditi
I. Designate a 100 ft
ons,
. building setback on parcel 1 fro.
powerhouse Hill Road, n centerline of
2. Install OF approved drafting connections on
3. Note on map, "Inew tvelis,
n the event that community water is made available this property as a result of groundwater contarninatio
consent to hookup to the facilities, le to
n, owner shall
4j Screen outdoor storage with fast growing trees planted Hili Road, p ted along'Powerhouse
Mr. Reid seconded the motion and it was urr�
�►?a.rnousl:y ca,rle�i
7 nmC d D
Jai s an ova ��at 17er Have AP
Robins
St p. on load, approL e r5 l5, ?parrs, -
Hdbhsons Co �+40ci ft. south +�1' its ieast s
htr+xsdt Ir On hewitltCo�tdL of
'oar area: rt7 '�neor, Cl�>pci, ssoci:tat:s
?4r'Streeter stated that this is i�e1 ane,,
acres from the Land conservation tion Contract tht t w , I t,
related
to an ad tion is wi "0r 070 the 6 P_/
It is an A-5 gonin�, n„ i.aqucd March LG l
?RTNG OPEN
Mr. Dick Roper) Popor As+socia C c:# y ,Late(, tC
�aff'exting t'or t1'cdira to dn,�a t hr�'
wt�s cr�r,r�rn�,d about conditit h; #3
APPENDIX H
NOTICE OF' DETERMINATI
TO Office of Planning and Research FROM: PlannDe rt t
1400 Tenth Street, Room 121 — 7 cou f 6enter Drive
Sacramento, CA 95814 oroville,CA n,cni,
.
Or UL 18 1985
X County Clerk REANUk htSW
, Cotir►ly Clerk
County of Butte
By
It,( Depu
�v
SU133ECT Filing of Notice of [determination in compliance with Section 21108 or 21152
of the Public Resources Code.
85-05.28-01
Project ` xtle .AP 11 Name
Tentative Parcel Map25-24-57 Richard Swan
State C ;suing use Number Contact Person Telephone Nun
(If submitted to -Clearinghouse)
John Mendonsa, Public. Works (916) 534-4266
Location
On the east side of Power House Hill Road, approx. 2600 feet north of
its intersection with Palermo Road, Oroville area.
Project Description
Dividzng 25,17 acres to create four parcels, two at 3 acres, one at
71 acnes and one at ll+ acres.
This is to advise that the Butte County Advisoty Aaencv
has Approved the above described pry
regarding the above described project:
following determinations
14 The p"ro;lec-t will, X_ will not, have a signif Icant effect on the ehvltorarhent.
2. Ar, Environmental impact Report was prepared for this projectpursuant
to the provisions of CEQA
A Negative Declaration was prepared for this projoct pursuant to the
provisions of CEQA.
The ETR or Negative Declaration and record of project approval, may be
examined at
Butte County Planning Department
7 County Center Dr ve
3. Mitigation 'measures , were, — were not, made a condition of the approval
of the project.
40 A statement of Overriding, , p
Considerations was cuss not adopted for
this project.
Date Received for Filing 7/16/85
Si ature
Stephen A; Streete-
Senior Planner
At e
*, r„ Revised January 1185
Mitigation Measures
AP 25-24-57
I. Designate a 100 ft. building setback on parcel 1 from centerline of
Powerhouse Hili. Road.
Z Install OF approved drafting connections on new wells,
3. Noteon map, "In the event that community water is made available to
this property as a result of grclandwater contamination, Mier shall.
consent to hookup to the facilities".
4. Screen outdoor storage with fast growing <trees planted along Powerhouse
Hill Roadi
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-4 - LAND OF NATURAL WEALTH AND (AI AIiI r
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
WILLIAM (Bill) 01-1EFF, Director
7 COUNTY CENTER DRIVE .OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 93965
Tatephone: (9)6) 534.4681
RONALD D. McELROY
July 17, 1985 Deputy Director
Bu"O Oa. Planning COMM
J! 1 1 1985
OrOVlllo, Oath taig
Richard Swan H. -
5565 Power House Hill Rd. AP 25�x'9457
Oroville, CA 95965 Tentative Parcel Map
Dear Mr. Swan:
The letter sent to you from this office on July 16, 1985, regarding
the above -referenced parcel map, errorl,Iollsly stated that the Advisory
Agency had adopted a negative declaration regarding environmental
impact. The letter should have stated that the Advisory Agency
adopted a mitigated negative declaration regarding environmental
impact,
If you should have any questions regarding this please contact
this matter,
s office.
Very truly yours,
William Ch eff
Director of Public Works
Original siflneo by
JOHN M1NDONsA
John Mendonsa
Assistant Director
JMIns
cc; Vi anning Environmental Review
Envi'ronme►ital Health Department
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COUNTY OF BUTTE
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
7 County Center Drive
OroVille, CA 95965
916-534-4266
916-534-4339
Bufia Coy Planning Q.knin.
,flit„ .:la 191
proville, Califotalo
July 16; 1935
Richard Swan RE AP 25-24-57
5565 Power House Hill Rd. Tentative Marcel Map
Oroville, CA 95965
Dear Mr. Swans
AttBthe regular meeting of the Butte County Advisory Agency held July 15,
the Agency adopted the negative declaration regarding environmental
review and approved the tentative parcel map for AP 25-24-57
subject to the conditions as listed on the attached sheet,
If no appeals are timely filed --within ten (10) days of the date of the.
Advisory Agency's approval--witil the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors,
this action will be final.
When the conditions of approval are complied with, it will be in order
for you to file your "final map" with the Butte County Department of
Public Works for recordation within 'twenty-four (24) months of" the date,
of approval by the Advisory Agency.
If you shovid have any questions r Bard ng this matter, please contact
this office.
Very truly yours,
William Cheff
Director of public Works
Original fti(lned by
JOHN MBNDoNsq
Q ) en onsa
Assistant Director
JM/ns
Attachment
cc'. Pla'nning . Environmental Review
nyironmental Health Department
Lb 1110 (Revised 2-28-84)
■
Richard Swan TENTATIVE PARCEL MAP, four parcels on the east side of Power
House Hill Road, approximately 2600 ft. ,north of its intersecion,
Palermo Road, Oroville area. with
Assessor's Parcel Number: 25-24-57
Public Works Department conditi'o.ns are
1 Provide two-way traversable access RS -8 -LD -I to each parcel from a
county maintained road or state highway,.
2 Access to be reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and offered
for dedication on the final map.
3. Show 50 -ft. building setback line measured from centerline of access
easement,
4. Provide road maintenance agreement.
S. Deed to the. County of Butte 30 ft, right-of-way from the centerline
Of Powerhouse Hill Road.
6. Indicate a 50 -ft, building setback from the centerline of Powerhouse
Hill Road.
7. Show all easements of record on the final map.
84 Providers reef name signs
per requirements of the Department of Public
p tion of the final map.
9. Pay off any assessments,
10 Provide cul-de-sac at the end of the street.
Obtain encroachment permit and construct standard road approach
Providing adequate sight distance at the intersection Of access
road and Powerhouse Hi 11 Road.
Pay any delinquent taxes or Current taxkas as rchjuircd,
Environmental Health Department conditions are:
Provide a 100 ft, leachfield and a 150 ft, seepage pit free setback
1 � around existing Wells either whe
,'t ,
the property boundaries, n the property or within 100 ft, of
14. Provide a recent well test from a state approved laboratory for
Pentachorophenol (PCP) and submit satisfacotry report to this department
from a minimum of One well on the property
Co,tinued on next page
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The following mitigation measures are also conditions.
1. Designate a 100 ft. building setback or, parcel I from centerline of
Powerhouse Hill Road.
2. Install OF approved drafting connections on new wells.
3. Note on map, "In the event that community water is made available to
this property as a result of groundwater contamination, owner shall
consent to hookup to the facilities."
4. Screen outdoor storage with fast growing trees planted along Powerhouse
Hill Road.
Inter -Departmental Memorandum
To: Butte County Advisory Agency
FROM, Planning Director
SUBJECT, Report on Tentative Parcel Map for Richard Swan on AP 25-24-57
DATE: July 1, 1985
This is a proposal to divide 25.17 acres into 4 parcels! 2 parcels
@ 3 acres; 1 parcel @ 7 1/2 acres; and 1 parcel @ 1l+ acres. The
present zoning is AR -MH -2 1/2 (Agricultural. Residential Mobile Home -
2 1/2 acre parcels). The Land Use Plan Map of the Butte County
General Plan de8ignates this area as Agricultural Residential. There
are no specific, or community plans for the area.
The proposal does not conflict with 'County zoning nor any adopted or
proposed element of the Butte County General Plan nor any County, specific
or community plan:.
Recommend approval subject to the following mitigation measures;
1. Designate a,150 ft. setback*on parcel 1:
2. Install CDF approved drafting connections on new wells.
5. Note on map "In the event that community water is made available to
this property as a result of groundwater contamination, owner shall
consent to hookup to the facilities.
4. Screen outdoor storage with fast growing trees planted along Power
House Hill. Road,
LMT: it
cc: Richard Swan
Butte C ennInc 14
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API'I-N1)[X ' � 1985 wiUN 02 �+ 1985"
,. DEPARTMENT OF FOi tLS i «r
COUNT' c�______IF t3U I_I ►: Orovillep Calltornia Bli.RE COUNTY
11,NV1RONNtBNTAL C,HI?CKlAs'r voiai
(to be Complefuu by i Lad Agency)
iaag II 8!;,..175-28-0,1
AP 9 25-24_57
r, BACKGROUND
1 Name of proponent Richard Swan.._.,
2. Address of proponent and representative ('if applicable)
5565 'Power House Hi11;Road --- ----
Or_oville CA 95965
Tentative Parcel pian '
3. 1'rojoc.t d0scriptioit — -
1I. tANI7ATORl' FINDINGS oV SICNIFICANCt.
1'i,,Ea hiAY`i3is N0
a; Does the plojc"ct have the potential to clegra,�
the
duality of the environment, substantially radutc"
the habitat 01' a 'Ish or wildl ire specie_., cause n,
fish or wt1dlite popul7tion to drop below self-
sustaining Ievcl: ,, threaten to elintinatc� a plwtnt or
animal Community', reduce the number or restrict tho,
range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or
eliminate important examples of the major 11er1,0ds
of California history or prehistory?
b. Does Lite project have the potent! 11 to achieve
short-term benvi'It', to Ii10 dCtrllnl!ilt or IO"'-terlit,
environmental L,oal.%? (A short-term impact on the
eilvironlllCnt is one which occurs in a rcltttvCly
brief period 01' time w11ile lone: -term impacts will
endure into tile fUtltre l
e. i)oes the project have impacts wlli.eh :ire Individtt-
ally limited, but Cumulatively Considerable`? (A
project may impact on two or more sep;rratc resources
where the impa�:�t an et►cit resource is relatively
small, but where the efiec:t of the total or those
impacts on the L-1virc,nment is slgniiitnnt.) � �.--
d: I)OC'4 the projvet have environmental el,rects which
will cause substanti4►l aldverse c?Ciects oil htnnotl'1
beings, 01ther Jir0CW., or indirectly? � w
ill . I1L"I"hCti`fINA7"ICS (TO Ile v0mhic"t�c'fl b tilt* 1,t�,�1d \I;c�rtcy i
tttl Mlle basis of thiS i►likl,tl eattluati�an;
l/IVCs find tileI�rcaltols�tnli�;tc�Ni (lt�'1ltifilf lll:C',i�Alt,\'I'iCNT ilvt 1lw;ttvi ii'itbelllr011arcclailt ect
on the environmcn ,
IiIVI. find that alt"houi!h the proposod project Could have a sii;niri-
cant >~ffect on the e)lr�s►�anlr,etlt, tllee wilt, not be a si.i;nif3+�ant
effect in this c�tlso because the MITIGATION i�11ASUitt?5 descrlbod on
the attaelled t:}teet have been ;Diol to the project, A NiitlA'rlvIs
I11sCl.ARATION bill he prepitred.
h , noel a rl project
rojei citCtlNl�1AI IN CAi, eI'fect on
tpVs rind ipt ACT,Ilea ltris required,
tile envi rnntrlt
Junes 18, 1.9851't 1 U'T'11;, 1'i,ANNI NC, Illst'ARTrII.NT
ti�,'i'�" t
but Pitate
C' Tuttle
As--/j.PXati er +/
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IV. ENVIRONMENTAL 'IMPAC _" es„ and "maybe'" .tnsweTs are required
a y
xp anatxons o
on attached sheet�s)) YES MAYBE
NO
a proposal result. in s,�,t,•�.f.cant:
1. EARTH. Will the prop
or ire, changes in
,��.•''
�(
a ilnstable earth conditions
geologic substructures? L co*rGf�tion or
+�
b-. Disruptions, displacements,
of the soil? "`"'J
_
overcovering +�cfacP
in topography or ground
C. change
relief features?
or modifnt,a.:%+gin of any
d. Destruction, covering
unique geologic or 'physical features?
of soils,
e, Increase in wind or water erosion
Off-site.
either on or
¢, Changes in deposition Or erosion of beach
in siltation, aePOsiti.oxi
sands, o�: changes
or erosion which may modify the channel of;
the bed of the rw:�:art car
a river or stream or _ —
any bay, inlet or lake? zacl�.,tctive soils
agriculturally p '
,�tLy
}'
rim�>
g, Loss Of p -..�.
outside designated urban aexty7to g�'ologi.c
or prop
b
�
h. Exposure of p,.ople
hazards such as earthquakes, l.and,1>.des, ,stud`
or similartlides, ground failure
2 AIR,. Will the proposal result in substwntia�;
deterioration o: ambient
r
a, Air emissions or �.
Air quality?
of objectionable odors, smo�:rf:,�
Y
b The creation _–
or fumes?,
Alteration Of air movement, mo'lstu' "'�, br
c" Aaor in cl i.mt? ae ,
A
any change
temperature ionnlly?
or reg
locally
5. WATER, 1Vill the pro p osal result in suh tKtitt.� al;.
the COLtrSCa
a, 'Changes in currents, Ot
a, Chang
water movements in t'•a: "�
,
direction of ____. ..
marine or fresh Waters?
rates, dratn�r.,, P
JA
b. Changes in absorption
and amount of surface
_
or the rate +rvlh`
>4
Need for off-site surface drainage .n�'
,
C. ve Fetation rembv
ments, including b
installation?
ization or culvert
to the course or flow Of
r..,,
Alterat�.ons
waters?
in the amount of surface w;t::et +zy ani
e Change
water boder?
;; Discharge into surface waters f Or n av
'" , +ta.li*.� , aludang
q`
al,fieration of surface peratur�- , d��saly, d
limited s to temp
t
but no --
on or ra°r e of floe
8 Alteratiiontofbth.etditect
waters? round ,,raters,,
of groundty of g
uan
he t
change e,„ �v�wth
h. g
either throu911 direct additions
rception e-kr, an
drawals, orcutyootghexnteations?
C av a
r3qui Per by
of iVet`t�le'.t'NSx.:�
i _
;edtdt�tai1 ill the amount
for public Water supplos?
tck Wat'•i'
-.t:-
available
j . Exposure o popple or property
related hazards suc,li as flandirtg r'
YES MAYBE NO
4. PLANT LIFE, Will the proposal result in substantial:
a.CFange in the diversity of species, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
s-h..r ubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)?
or
Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare
b.rendangered species of plants?
c. Introduction of new species of plants into an
area, or in a barrier to the normal replenish-
ment of existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
5. ANIMAL LIFE, Will the proposal result in substantial:
a. CTange i.n the diversity of species, or numbers
of any species of animals (birds, land animals
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,
benthic organisms or 'insects)?
b: Reduction in the numbers of any Unique, rare
or endangered species of animals?
C. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area, or result in a barrier -.o the migration
or movement Of animals?
d, ,Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife
habitat?
o. NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial:
Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
7.
RM
lo.
iG.
LIGHT AND GLARE, Will the proposal produce
sign fican�ht and glare?
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
substantial alteration of the present or planned
land use o,. an area?
NATURAL RESOURCES; Will the proposal result in.
su stantaal::
a. Increase in the rate of use of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion of any non-renewable natural
resources?
RISK OF UPSET, Will the proposal involve,
A xsk of explosion or the release of hazard-
ous substances (including, but not limited to,
bill, pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the
event of an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible :interference with an emergency
response plan or emergency evacuation plan?.
POPULATION. Wil.1 the proposal alter the location;
densityor
population? 'rawth rate of the human
HOUS.TNG, Will the proposal affect existing housing,
or create a demand for additional housing?
U.
r
YES MAYBE. NO
13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal
result in
a. Generation of substantial additional vehicle
movement?
b. Effects on existing parking facilities_, or
demand for new parking?
c. Substantial impact on existing r-,,M.:)portation
systems?
d. Significant alterations to present patterns
of circulation or movement of people and/or
goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?
f» Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or. pedestrians?
14. PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect
Upon, or result in a need for new or altered
governmental services;
a, Fire protection?
b, Police protection?
c, Schools?
d, Parks or other recreational facilities?
e. 'Maintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
f. Other governmental services?
15, ENERGY. IVill the proposal result in.
a; Ise of substantial amounts of fuel or energy?
b. Substantial increase in demand upon ex°istivg
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?
16. UTILITIES. IV ll the propsal, result in a need for
new systems, ur substantial alterations to the
following,.
a.
Power
or natural gas?
b.
Communications systems?
c.
Nater
availability
d.
Sewer
or septic tank?
e.
Storm
water drainage?
f.
Solid
waste and' disposal?
17. HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in:
a. Crea on of any health hazard or potential;
health haaard (excluding mental health)? ,
b. Exposure of people to potential health
hazards?
18. AESTHETICS. Will the proposal, result in the
bbstruc ion of any scenic vista or view open to
the public, or will the proposal result in the
creation of an aesthetically offensive site opOn
to public view?��,
YES
MAYBE NO
'19. RECREATION. Will the proposal result in an impact
upon the quality or quantity of existing recreational
opportunities?
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES.
a. Will the proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b. Will the proposal result in ad-verse phys cal
'-
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
histric building, structure or ,object?
c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause
a physical change which would affect
unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the prapo Sal restrict existing religious
or sacred uses within the potential impact
urea?
DISCUSSION Oh ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 25-24-57
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i,b: Ovorcoverincl of the noil surface will resultfrom c+anDtructican of
3 additional homeu iter. Given the level terrain and 2 1/2 acre
minimum parcel size, c,rverh°t; ovor.ing in not a significant impact
lea A modorat* erosion potential exlKs on-sit°.c. Limiting ea.rthworl;
and u0nstruU'On antivitiou to the dry season should be sufficient W
minimize orasion.
1g; This property 15 outwi,de of any urban area on lends historical' y
used for grazing. Tho soils are not prim,:, agri; cul tur° Al , because they
are underlain by hardpan which retards uobdr . .raAgo.
1b: Surface runoff w i l i ncr rase � V• 4 a: A
>t a a � ., ��73�. r�irr,�,r oa» Drainage
improvements, 4_r: napt'ing those Conrfr"�c I od, with rnoFlwny construction, ire
not required on par'cnl i I acres or greatt'r. .
45 Proportion can the wast side: of Power blouse Hi,l.l. Road are caned
WWI Heavy Indusatrial,. It is probable that Sarna Ult,r:.-rre occupants
will generate noise. Rvai dents an these proporti ez May be subjected
to hi rah not ems l nval s , 11"0 MO birr i or. M i. sis betwoen them and the
industrial arra. OPY0l OPMOnt ars parcel 1 'should bo 00t hack; a minimum
of 200 feetfrom Puwer House Hill Fond,
ll z The property hean Wen pl.:annod for r',wtrL.tl ro-sidontiai . Lands
i mMOM "t K `l ^:.;or..4th are alrvady developed in this ,f ashi terra rt Throe mobilo
hamewr are an-si teak inntallcd under parwit in t ho mid 70 a. At that'
time, the property was zor7gd Q-2 whish porrtrit�, r„ir,e than one dwralli.ng
per parcel.
The map should by rvdusigned to +acilit.ate dlyinion of parcel 2 into
three 2 1/2 acre parc ul n.
10 lower Hou o Hill fold is Appro" i ma.t,f j y :Q, p Yld width in nedd of
mai,ntonanco. ThorC are no drainage ,.;i to oz,
An ndd t;i unvr,l. W trips Poe Vey can bn c' "puc,t yd QQM t Kis pr'ojot t.
Need +or mai rrten anco :.and i mprovomon is will i rttwrwr,- �;r � rlra r di to a: t i c,
10 NOW denti of dov"l r,prr,W aril l C: ioc a Ir o ltCr demarrdo on all.
go+'ernmontal wur`:'tr;w r` q tt1:';'nvi e%. "IhFyou s:1qE«n ' ww Or'O Lt,lrr'ont ly facing
K tit auto and rrrav bV OWN tea Peep up with N��m�anil.
All Wells should Uo i r1M Al l ed with C a1, '» °f ewer n i fir. Dap ar•t.rrroht of d`art: %try
approved draftinq wor.°rn ac tion s +or r,jeo in An v,=rurgency.
Appeddix Page 6
AP 25 , y
Or; 17b: An area oT 9lwr: Qndwatc" is on•t.ami na—t: :i c�11 i�,� ti:. �:� t -C
northeast. Since tho cont am nati r,� 1 1 4 he
r�i:uthwG-•st, �rp1.411ii��Jc• Or• l..117dQ . i s d'1.r,�S�li.nq c1C�uth and
r this.. p0me
t1a1�� i�perty may faewomn polluted.
All
dom "t'd water m;"t 1Q{thO roquiroments of th* .ol +ami aU
o f r>Drin1ini Water Act to minimize w4pomury ofrtgldontst'
:his health hazard, a Onto should be place(] on tho nl•a,p �,klrsi in devrir
stating "In the event i.tlat t
i
c"mmuni. ty water 1.1, m rik, �a rK.k f 1<�i��.e? ts t1 =;
property c? resultf!• r gr 1'74.f,r1rYN'OtOr Contami.ns'�•W.irylo nwn,l' rrlq�,;, r• t �
to host: upp o the para it.� r:�� %
�c�rl,,�,r9
Ise Parcel I is COVOrod with Junk:
scrap rinf„tal re, t N . i ��h��nilnrlr� i ra ar r:,., .� �a�l.�t, spool,
a tr_, �71u1( ,+oi �7re r not a ►7y1 i1'i`'`tt r'' 1r!orA in AR—Ml- `' 1/'
:�i1rh !» It should ei.�t~hor ba removed cr "rrr;C'nuld ,frc,m
Dovel opment on parr~oj':, 't " anti 4 will
e; os1�
inrr � ,
zu th" fumbor o-F:1iro ttutica11x
r„3•i'festr o'vfM+
Appendix F -:Nage
Applicant: fi�Zi. ch r d Swan Assessor's Parcel 0
1 Type of rro_iewt ; Tentat r m Parr gal. Map
Tari of Der�cri.p irin: Vivid i.ng 20 - acr *s to cr^:cite 'four
p arael s q two at Z acres, an, 51 r" 1/1 .! -as, and one at 11..E
acro%,
Z, Location: Gln t-hq wa5t side 0+ I ,rarer Hrau..Fa H,11
approximately 2600 'feet nflrtx"1 of Its inter'ra.yr i,3!.(, n witO 10'"p -ma
Road, Orr, vil.le Irea,
4, Prr�p�ssed l�ens'i. ty of Development: � dwelling � rr►i. t �� ', �
and l dwelling unit_ at 11 acres.
a
Amount of laiper viout:, ;.jUr+ Cingn +i... 7500 squeal -e feet
Va Accost and Near~nasi;; t=•uBlic Road (s) t Frontage on Power House
Hill. Roast
7. Method 0 9ew090 Pi.sposnl % "pti:c system
ot ao"rr:s of Water Supply: Individual well.
9. Pro°r j mihy Q Power Linnyt To nr•i Oi.nal par=c•el.
10. potential for hur thor lard d �'.�1 V r ail C�CId`i Bind Ctr«Vr- l opment t ZG`"i nLj
fgotrl.r'i per,.rYi >furthor rli•,:'iniom ul t.ht 1.1 acre piece.
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>�hy�7 i, � �1;..»�,rr� •�. r•rlr7m+�:ir l,r�_
Terrain
n
aa 8r ncrol Topographic CharacklAr t Slightly rolling valley
land
bi Sl.eap05w 40%
C. 1.i.
El*vaont 10-105 foot ASL,d, k Limiting F war rE Nan?:
S U L I
qty "C'y'pes and Char acter- w'lttiiew: Rudrvling gr -r yvl.ly sandy T eami
red, ; r'•:r- b" v gravel -c:rlbbl m to 28Q6", underlain by
hardpan,,
ki. L,i.mitinq F"actoran Hardpnn rotards subdrainage, rbUt
ponotrat, i on a
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d„ Ercauion 'pot°R:nti,al t Moderate'
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