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ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM
(To be completed by Load Agency)
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i t l Name of 'Propoxtent Country o f 'Butte`
2 Address an Phbne Numbet o:P op6nent :';
Administratiire Office
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3 Date. of Check',st Submitted
4, Agency Requiring.C'heciclist
5. Name of Proposs.l, if applica� e ans xuc a on o
and renovation; .of the Butte Cour al
an a z '.on
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Ile ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS
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(Explanations of all "yea" and "mayDell answers are required
Eon. attached sheets ,
YES MAYBE NO
1. Eat, Will the proposal result in significant:
a, Unstable earth condit.ion,s or:,in
changes in
geologic substructures
b. Disruptions, displacements, com-
p.action or overcoveri, g of the soil2
c. Change in topography or groilnd eur-
fade relief features
or removal of
topsoil?
d, Destruction; covering or modifica-
'unique
t on of anygeologic ,or
physical features?
Yri.crea;se in mind or water erosion
of soils, either "or
on tiff the site?
f, Changes in depositipn,wor`erosion
of. each sands; or .changes in sil'ta-
tion; depos'itio or ;erosion which
may modify the chanxe� of a river or
stream or the bed of bhe,
oce`en off,
anY' bayV1 inlet or lane?
g. Loss ofprune agriculturally prod
ductive soils OtItsi;de design,a
utrban areas'?
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YESI MAYBE Np
h.. Exposure of people or, property to
geologic hazards such
as earthquakes,
es imudslides, ground failures,
Or, simlar_1"iazards?
f
Will the proposal result in
a. Substartiaj deterioration of
ambient or local air quality,?
b. The creation of objectionable
odors, smoke or fumes?
c, Si ni.f
g cant' alteration of air
movet�ent, moisture or temper�.turo,
or any .change in olimate eii�hez
locally or
region411,y7
a'+ latei Will the proposal rEsultin substantial
a;Changes in currents; or the course
or direction of water
ti
movements?
b. Changes in absorption rates, drainage'
patterns, or the rate; and amount of
s ur'face water runoff?
,
c Need for off` -site surface drainage
improvements, including vegetation'
zemoval.; channelitatioo or culvert`
installation?
d i Alterations to the course or flow "
of flood' wave-,rs?
e. Change in the amount of surface
water it
any.wat;er body?
f.`Discharge into surface waters,'or
n any a7 ter:tiotl of surface
wateru.:
quality i,ncWd ng but not
limited to temperature, dissolved
oxy9.en or, turbidity?►
g. :Alteration of the dzrectbn or;
r'ate o £low of grbUl' d waters?
Change iri the quantity or qua: it
ofground
waters., ,either th rough
direo,'t additions
or withdrawal ,
or through in eroOption-of an
aquifer by cuts dr excaya.t;xons?
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YES MAYBE
NO
i. Reduction in. the amount of water
otherwise,available`or public
water sup -lies?
J, Zxpustit e of people o.r property
to water'rela.ted hazards such as
flooding?
4. PlantLife. Will the proposal result
in —suYs tantiAl .
a. Loss of vegetation or change in the
:diversity of species o number
of I any species of plants (rcluding
trees; shrubs,, grass, tops,
microflora and aquatic plants)?
b. Reduction of the numbers of any _
unique, rare or endangered species
of plants'?
c. Introduction of new species of
Plants into an area, or in a barrier
to the normal replenishment
of
;,' existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agr-
cultural crop?
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5Animal Uife. Will the'proposal`result
a,n substantial;:
a.' Change in the diversity of species,
ar numbers'of any species of
animals '(birds, lend animals
including reptiles- fish. and
shell-1,0
organisms: insects- or
niicrolauna) ?
b. Reduction of the nllinbers of an,y
uii gize,
ol rare or endangered species
f animals?
C, . Introduction of 'new species of
,
animals into an area, oxresult in
a barrierto tte inir;;�tion or
movement o£ azo- na1s?
d" Reduction of, encroacli�rient upon, ;or
deteri oration
, t`o existing fish oma'
` wldla.te habitat?
Appendix F
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YES MAYBE
;NO
6,
Noise.' Will the proposal re`sul.t i.n
substantial:,
Increases level's?
�
a, in noise
b. Exposure of people to severe noise
levels?
7 ,
Light ,andel Glare. Will the proposal
produce szgnztl-cant light or glare? -
$ .
Land Use, Will''the pro poral result
�:n a s;i n7.f.ican
.gt:
a;. Alteration of the planned land''use
of an area, or establish a, trend
which will demonstrably'l,ead to such
alteration?
b. Conflict with uses on adjoining
properties; or conflict with
establ:;.shed recreational., ed.uca�-
tional religious or scientif is
uses of an area?
9.
Natural. Resources . Will the proposal
result, -in,ubstantial;
a, Demand for., or increase in the rate
of use cif any naturdl resources?
b, D,ep.letion of any nohrenewabl:e
natural resource?
10`.
Risk of Upset, Does the proposal
involve a risIC.. of an explosion or
the rPlea.s:e of 'hdzardous suutances
(including,, but not .Limited to 0'3.1,
pesticides; chemicals oz rad7_ation)
iln the..event 'of, an accident car upset
conditions?
�
population'., �ii11 the p opoad
sgni i aptly alter the loctt-icari'
distribution;. cierisitY, orI gzotith
rate o,f the human papulation', of aft
a,
rea or physically divide an
established community?
2'..iaiisin
Will the proposal
s ,g cantly, affect existing ho 'Sing,
or create a demand for a.ddita.onal
341
housing?
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MAYBE
13. Tra� poral ata.an/C rcul';�.tian.. Wi,11 the
p—r^op�osa' resp
aGeneration of substantial additional
�'eh;Cular movement?
`
b i.ficaht effects on existing
parking facilities, or dem rand for
new ,parking?
C. Substantial impact upon existing
tra.nsportstiOn systemsi?
d. Significant alterations to present
patterns ,of C.Zrculatinn ox:movement'
of eo 1e and,
p. p and/or o0 ds'`?
►. ; �
P, 'Alterations to ;Yat!erborne, .rail or
air traffic?
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f. Tncrease.in traffic hazards to motor-
`' vehicles, bicyclists
or pedestrians?
14, Public Services .Gail-l. the proposal, have
e ect ugo~n, or result in a ,substant%a1
heed fob new O7 al'tered
governmental
Services in an of the following areas;
a: Fire protection?
b. Police protection?
C. SchoO .S .
d: Paths or other recreational
facill ties`?,f
e. Maintenance of ;publicfacilities;
including roads?
.
f`• Othergovernme`rttal, services?'
15: E er- W. 1� the, -proposal,result in.
a: Use iif' substantial sI Q, is of fuer A
or enezgy?
�
b Substantialincrease- in detraid upon
e:k s txn g sources of.ene
require the' development`of�new•
sources of,;energy?
16.
YES
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Utilities,. 11 W the proposal result
MAYBE -
in, a.nee for new systems, or sub-
sta%tial alterations to the fo1loT,aing
utilities,:
a. Power, o natural' gas?
b, C`ommuni.catioils , syst';ems?
c, water?
d. Sewer (will trunk line be, extended,
Providing capacity to serve new
development) ?
e Storm water drainage?
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17,
Human Health. will the proposal
result in
a- Creation of ani
yhealth hazard or
potential health hazard (excluding
mental health)?
b. E411sure of people to' potential
health ha zaxds?'
18.
So, Waste, U_ 11, 1 the proposal result '
'sj.gnzticant
in any impactsassociated'
wi h solid"'waste disposal,
or' lit"ter'
control?
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Aesthetics .' Will the proposal result
a.m t e struction
,o of any public
designated or
recognized scenic vista
open to the public, or will the
proposal result:in the creation of an
1 of.iens �ive
'y site open`to
ubl tview
p a_e !
2a.
Recreation: tail the proposal result
in;an impact
;
upon the' quality or
quantity of existing,'public recrea-
do".n faca.lities,
21'.
Arckieolo z cal%Historical. ' Tr1111 the
pr aposa resu
t n an a aeration of
a sgnif i.cart archeolo,gi ca l or
historical s`it'e, structure, object'
or buil'ding`'
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YES MAYBE
NO
2, , Mandator r andi'ri s of Si� nificance._
-a. ` Does the p-�o;j ect have thepoten.tia'l
,
to degrade the quality of the
environment;, substantially reduce,'
the habitat ,of a' fish or wildlife
,
species, cause "a fish or wildlife
.' population to drop below self.
sustaining levels, threaten to
eliminate a plalit- or an com,
munityj reduce the number er oi restrict
the 'range of a rare or endangered .
plant or animal or e Iitninate important
examples of the major periods of
California history
or prehistory?
b. Does the, project ;have the potentia]
`
to achieve 4short term` benefit s to
the detrlment.of publicly adopted
ton
-term environmental goals''
c, Does the project have impacts which
are individuallyunited, but
cumulatively cons--iderable? Ca project
may impact on two or more ,separate
resources where the impact on each
resource. is i:elatively small but
tahere the effect .of the total of
those impacts on the environment is,
significant
d. Does' the .proj,ect have environmental
effects vhiclz will cause substantial
adverse effects on human beings;
e6thet directly ox indirecitly?
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DATA SHEET VIP Log # 81 L7_
A. PxI ect Description
1.
Type at' ,Proj;eof existing jail and new Construction
2.
Brief Descr ptionZ .Modifications to be made to pres'o;rit jail:, to conform
to stare standards" new minimum security buildings to be onstxucted.
j.
Lo.dation, West, of , County Center Drive, south of the Therma;la to, 'Dowell
Canal, east of Hwy. 70, north of Superior Court and Admini-stration
Building to the nolrt-h of Nelson Avenue, north Orovi'lle.area,
4.
Proposed Density of Development: N/A
5.
Amount of "impervious Surfacing: 75,000 ±sq:. ft 01 bua,lclxrlgs plus park-',
6.
Access and Xoare8t Publ:i.c Road(s): Access .road eX1�c:nclii�g ung area.
west from County Center Drive; Table Mt. Blvd.; Nelson Ave.; HTIVY. 70
'�.
Method of Sewage Disposal: Cita of Oroville Sahi.taty Sewer; SC -QR
8:
Sourbe of Water Supply: Deep well
9.
Proximity of Power Lines:. Available to existing jail
10.
Potential for narthex land, divisions and dpve7.opme:at: Additional land
is available between juvenile hall and Hwy. 70 for future expansion.,.
B Environmental Setting
Pl Z8ical Environment .
I.
Terrain
a. General Topographio Character! Relatively level terrain with;
gentle to moderate slopes bordering on the south. _
b. Slopes:. 0 to 15-200, generally less t}xan Sa.
0. Elevation: 240-260:' + A.Sr. "L.
d. Limiting Factor:,: -
Soa is
a. Typos anc3 Cl-tara,ctoristics Redding gravelly` sandy loam - shallow
soil underlaid by hardpan:,layer at 2-37 feet- stn dept}Z; s,imila
soils in area cultivated Zgith orange and olive orchards in past.
LiAli.ting FactorSr, Limited subdr-a nage, „surface drag-nage tends
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sheet flow
N'at�xra�_ 'azsrds 'of theLaid Pootlills Shear Zone; near`'ter
a. Earhgualce done: Shock Bpicenter Region of: 1975 c�ual�e.
lx. E osion'Poteutia : SlightM8c�erate d. sire Hazard:. Low to:.Moderate:
c. Lands i.de Potential: em EXpanSi,ve Soil Potentia'!,
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d� e .Wator : Thermals to power Canal Just to north.
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