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y. EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant; YES
a. nstable earth
MAYBE No
conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
b Disruptions,, displacements, compaction.or
overcovering of,-the soil,?
c
C. Change in,to a rah or
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C
y ground surface
relief features?
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d Destruction, covering or modification of any
unique
geologic or physical ;Features?
e, Increase irn wind or
water erosion of soils,
either on or off=site?
f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach.
sands, or changes in 'silta•tion:,
deposition
or erosion which may modify the channel of
a ri'rer or stream or the bed of the ocean or,
any bay, inlet or lake?
g. Loss of Prime agriculturally productive soils
outside designated urban
areas'?
h. Exposure Lof people or property to eologic
hazards `such
P ps landslides;
as earth earthquakes,
Q mud-
slides ground failure or similar hazards?,
. AIR.Will the proposal p
2.osal result in substantial
a: Aix emissions or deterioration
of ambient
air quality?
b. The creation of object" rssionaaleodoor fumes? moke
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c, Alteration of air movement, moisture, Or
h
temperature,
or an change in c imate;
y
locally or regionally?
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3 IVATER. Will the proposal result in substantial.,-----
a. Changes in
currents, or the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters'?
b. Changes in absorption rates,.
drains e'
or the rate and amount, of surface runa£f?tern..s >
c. Need
for off-site :surface drainage improve-
anents, including vegetation
�<C
removal, channel-
izat on or cu]vert; installat' n?
d. Alterations to "the course ox flow pf, flood
SeI
waters?
e Change in the amount Of surface water in any
water body?
f . Aisc arge intosur facewates , or in any
alteration of surface
water quality
but not limited to temperature,
,�iissolvedt�"ding
ozyg'en or turbidity?
g. Alter;atiori of the Direction or, rate of flow
of ground, waters?
h. Changp- in the quantity, of groundwatxs,
ei.the'r through direct additions or w th-
c1r..a:vaIs,- ox through i.ntercept.ibn
of, an sial fer by cuts or eXca *a.tios?
=i. geduct on in the amount of water othe.rwis.e
a�raiIable for public water
supplies?
Exposure of pe.opJ'e or .prCaperty to water—
rel,ated hazards such as flooding?
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YES
MA_..�.YBE 990
4.
PLANT LIFE Willtheproposal result in substantialt
a: ange inthe diversity of species, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
shrubs , grass crops., and aquatic pl'ants ) ?
Y.
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 replenish-
-merit of existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural- crop?
5.
ANIMAL LIFE, Will the proposal result in substantial>
a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers
of any species of animals (birds, land anilAals
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,'"
benthic organisms or insect )?
b. 1teduction in the numbers of any uz1ique, rare
or, endangered species of animals?
c. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area, or result in a barrier' to the migration
or movement of animals?
.
d: ,Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife
habitat?`
6,
NOISE. Will the proposal 'result in substantial;
a. - Increases iii existing :noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe,noise levels?
7.
LIGHT AND1 GLARE. Will the proposal produce
slgni .cant light and glare?
}gyp
8.
LAND USB. Will the proposal result in a
su stantial alteration of the present ox planned:
land use of an area?
9.
NATURAL RESOURCES; Will the ,proposal result. in
su• stanti.a�.:
a. Increase in the rete of use. of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion of any non=renewable natural.
resources
10.
RISK OF UPSET. Will t'he proposal involve:
;A r sT—ot explosion or the 'release of h,a.zard-
ousi substances (ixiclud ng, but .not .liixted to,
oil, pesticides, chemicals or xa,iation i�� the
event of an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible`interferente with-an emergency
response plan or emergency evacuation :Plan?'
ll.POPUhATI:ON,
propt�s,
Wi411 the �al alter, the. location
distri u'tion density, or -growth rate of the human
-population?
l2,
HOUSING.` Will the proposal affect existing "'housing;
or Create a demand for addItional housing?
�t
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YES-
13,. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. will the
AIAXBE ��
result in : proposal
a. Generation of substantial additional vehi
cle
movement?
b. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for
new parking?
c. Substantial impact on existi ng tratisportatian
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systems
d: Si gnifi,cantl alterations to present'patt,erns
bf circulation ox
movement of
goods? people and/or
ei Alterations to waterborne, rail ox' -air traffic?
f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehiclos,
bicycllsts
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or pedestrians?
14. PUBLIC SERVICES.; Will the proposal, have an effect
upon, OF result in
a,need for new or altered<
governmental services..-
ervices;a.
a.Fire protection?
b. Police protection
c.` Schools?'
d. Parks or other recreational facil,ita.es?
e�, �4ai,ntenance
of public facilities including
roads?
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f: Other 901rernmenta`1 servicers?
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15. ENERGY. Will the propC,sal result, in?
a.�)s`e of substantial
amounts of fuel,or en
b. Substantial increase in demand ix , ergy?
sources pon existing �
of ever gY, or re uire the de
a development
of new sources of
,
energy?
16. UTILITIES: Yi11 the propsal result`in a need for
new
systems, or substantial alterations to t_htz
following:
a. Power or 'natural gas?
b , Communications systems,?c:
{Yater availability-,.
d. Sewer or septic tank? --
e. Storm water drainage?
f. Solid waste, and di8posal?
�LL
1.7. tIUMAN HEALTI3.. JVill the proposal result .in:
a. Creation of
any health hazard or potential
health hazard (excluding mental 'health)?
b: Exposure of peopleto potential health
hazards?
1S. AESTHETICS. 'W.i1l the'proposal result an the
o stX'uctlon of any' seen c, vista;off
v;1ew open to
the public; ox will.the proposal result in the
creation of ori aesthetically
offensive site open
to Public ' vied?
.e a
]9, RG}tEATIUN. Will,the YLS
MAYBE N0
upon`ualt or Proposal result in an impact;
Y quantity of exact ng
pportunz'ties?
Opportunities,?
recreat�c+ntt
2,0 CULTURAL RESOURCES,
a. W�11 a proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruct*
historic 10nof a prehistoric or.
b. archaeological site?
Ivil l the Proposal result in adverse effects phY$acal -___
or aesthetic eff
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to a
hi'ttoric building,, prehistoric or
gt structure
G. Does the or object?
proposal have the potential to cau,o
a Ph Ysical;�change which
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:would affect t;nic�u�e
L thni c' cul uras. values ?-
d. Will
the proposal restrict existin
or sacred uses Within the
area? potential impact,
V`• DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMgNTAL EVALJAIION
See Att'n.ched
' �' J•Affift
south toviard tributaries of Wyman !`-ravine.
d Annual Rainfall (normal) '20 -221, per Year
e Limiting Factors: -ubsoi l drainage l i mi tat:i r_,ns
50
Visual/Scenic OLtalitya ("rat��•rato"-many Open 'U�.�3'��I,�v�. x�.F'CDme
i nr U!E"5t ~x.al ,use R
6.
(acoustic Ou-Ality: Fair -Industrial use, heavy Sartrekl traffic
7M
Air Quality: Good: :.
Q.
Vegetation; Annual grasses '
9,
Wildlife Habitat; Lower Sonoran Life Zone.. HtAbitat is limited
due to lack of ground cover and ptroxi.mi.ty ,offhrtarnarr activity..
�ra1 �ur�.1,��Lrv� ronment a
10.
Archaeological and Historical Resources in the area: Low
sOnsitivity area
11.
Butte County, General Plan designation. Industrial
12.
Cxioting Zoning; M-2
13.
Gr: sting Land lice on-site: Indusitr`al use, an parcel three
14.
Surrounding Area.
a. Land Uses', OP(In land, light industrial uss (warehousing,
aLAto dismantling, r Fl
a . o. r ) , Sc. harries and
commercial use to the southeast.
ria Zoning;M-2. M_i tea east, City a+ Oroville to nest.
C. Gen. Plan de'zignations: Indy 5ttri,al
d a.: Parcel. Slrze5z. 2"'6 0....
e. Populatio" Lig;ha- residential U. -,e widely scattered
homes.
15.
Character Of Site and Area.",', Cipen lords betweerr Oravilltit atnd
�a� erma
16,
Nearest urban Area: OroviIlm *.Irak"zf_ fr les
17,
Relevant Spheres of In+luenc;.e:R Clr4! ) le, North Burbank Public
utilities bistrict, 0WID.
IS,
TmPr0vernerIt5Standards Urb kn Ari
Fire. Protection Service:.
a. Nearest County ( tL,. F is r~ e ti � gal er mo statim tWo
mi les
ba ater� vdL�akrilityw I�pyrirarrts as user k14Ip
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