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a . Does :the project h.atre 1~hc Potential
to dograde the quality
of the
env x0njne�t, qubstsintial jy t,6duoe
the hebitaL;
of G fish Or wildlife
species,. cause ,n fish or wildlife
Population to drop bolow self
sltstaitiipg levels, thi enter' .to
el.Im
ate a, plant or t�nimal ac�m-
mt n3 t reduce the number
or" res ric t
the range ci; arare or erid.angered
p1arnt
or animal 09' e lrim�nato ii7tpOrtal t
examples of Lhe mzL j or periods of
California h - s Dory or prehistory?
b Does the prof ct have the
Potentialto achieve, shOtt
terns benefits to:
the doOf public 11y' adapt,ed
long-term OnVironmental gt)als?
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c , Do e s the � have impacts which
are iTI ip r ojd allec t y limited; but
cumulatively consIderable?
may impact on
trio or mord separatre�ert
tes:ources where;tho impact on each
resource is relatively, smal 1 but
where, effect
of the. total, of
!rho;se impacts on the
Crnific,environment is
siant.)
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d. Does the project have environmental
effects which
will cause substantial
aclvarse effects on human beings,
either directly or indirectly?
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On
the basis of this initial av'aluation:
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I find the prapo ed project COULD NOT have a Significant
effect on the environment, and a NEGATIVE 04CLARAVION
fi S'F Cbrg7R8T]C3$C�.
I find that although the proposed proj-ct could have a
significant effect on the 'erivronment, thence will in4t
'be a sig>nifa,cant efft,ctl in this case becauae the
rrtita.gation measures described on an attached sheet
have been added to the project. A NLGATIVIF DCCLARATIO
lS facOMMEND81).
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I find the proposed project MAY have a significant
effect on the environment, and an ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT'
REPORT is required .
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as a Vegotat;ion re rclitloll at
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,Riparian type: plants along drainage course. r oth 11 Oak Wo.od7'and,
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Wildlife 1�abita` t �1TPper Sonoran Li±e Zone prov.Ldinar gipod habitat
Presence Humo i- in area, limits a and nce of �rxlcd�„1; E.
CUl.t- rdl Ern;'vironment
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ArexaeoloicaJandIi�orce,7Resourceo in areaSo, recorded
cites in theara:a. Sixrve� dompl.etecl-no site, di scovered.
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County general Pian designaiLo�r�Des.:Lty Reoident:1a1;-
wd T}aT/acre.
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Zoninrp
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FXa.s-l;ixng Land Use, on.,s to: OTPeII land-utxcde OIbDed parcels,
14.
Surrotaitl:lrng AreA
a. Lind. Utsea _rural Residential trans✓ i t on �h ilA o urban db n81t'I
ill all dare ct; ons .;
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b6 zoning
c . Gen. Plan de -2 — ati ons ; Low-aetr5jty � �- '6 ��T/acre C� t f lr, rr d e ria ty
residential..
d. Psr("Ol: Sizes : �64 acres. .
e`. F'ep°olatianLoir densit;j-not he rDopuletect exce>jt to south.
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Cha --rioter o Site and Arear rooth�ll'resi`dentltil .
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Nearest 1�r15er� Areas, i�Iithin Or, o'v'a Ile urban areaUity '2 iLiles.
!levan' S - he, es ot° Inti uenee :. S`wte lies iii thin. Ca ty of Orjville and
mate s here o influence. It".: in 0'. 1,�'.D.
18.
Improvements Standards. ji,
b Are4 Yes..
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Fire, P o'I�cc, �o Sex�v' oe c
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a eartott 00, ty St e) re `t Ilan: felly Rid';e within 2 Hiles,
bulabep Availab l ? O.IT. I 14,D'. hydr-ant S re(IUired";
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$61100-1:S in Area _OPhit El.er entar M2mi'les;` Las Plumes: iii
. gh 2riles:
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s' Alternatives to the Proposed 'Tentativ Subdiv sion ;
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1.
Planned arca - Cluster (PA C) rezone to allow open space areas and
a coml,axaU7e number of lots while taking into account constraints
such as areas 0;1: inundation. Advantages would include less `road:
construction, assurance that building sites Would not be affected
by inundation from the nearby branch of Wyman navine, greater opportgn-
ities for enexgy in building,d.esig n and retaining more
conservation
OfIt! natural vc etation,
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power lots on the 5S to 40 acres couldd be developed though the pacoposed
number of 76 for 35 acres is in conformity with the A -R zoning and
the General plan designations for both Butte county and; the City
of Qroville.
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No project is not considered, a viable alternative in view, o"the'sure
rounding residential development to the north, west and south and a
Pending proposal to the east: A road easement was previously
established to connect Molrose Drive to Rilldale Avenue in anticipation
Of future residential use of the property,
*:Mi:iigation Measures/Conditions of Approval (for consideration of
Tentative Subdivision Map)
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Arrange fora traffic study ofthe proposed subdivision by a licensed
traffic engineer. Study to include intexs'ection analysis and deter-
mination of percentages` of traffic that would utilite the 3, (Po,
tentially 4)routes of ingress and egress Mitigation measures/
conditions to be established and agreed upon by applicant prior. to
development: of AP 36-$4-15,
2.
Complete traffic study prior t6 filing final map to [knit 1 of Sub-
divisi,on. ,Any mitigations/conditions relative to the Melrose Drive
etealsion shall be implemented as part of Unit 1,
provide a permanent solation for drainage, including participation
in the Wyman Ravine Maifttenance Distract. Protection o,f downstream
grape"xties from any flooding, specifically generated by thus land
division$is to be pxovidod. I Such protection may in`c1uda off-site
drainage itrprovoments ng aloWyman. Ravine .
Show "areas tuba ect to in,uridat,ion '(mainly lots l A;l 5' on tentative
mai) as nodeve,opment areas. .for dwellings anc as a. vegetation.
retention are
5-,
Uta l� ze construction teclinxc{ues a r the tlniforrri Building Gode for
protection from gcol,ogic hazards �ssoc:i.ated earth "k .
bi.'mlt constru�,tion a;ctJvitie : to l,a}�l ght ;hoiurs for sewer inc
installation.; roads ;and buildings' V�aterng t"o bo provided', as
ne,'cessary, to control dust gc'norateddur'A Con
'A
4i Contours of futurelevelsshould be included (down, to L.dn' SS),
and superimposed over projected ponulataon (eaeptor) densities.
V. Impact
A.
Quaht f'y a0' "dCed changes in the noise environment _6y comparing
ambient ormation in' ITL 'with estimated source emissions in IV'.
Evac, .,;e the changes In light of applicable federal, state,, and
Ir .al standards;
B,
DIscuss how this ptoject relates to the Noise Element of the ap-
plicable general plan,.,„
C.
Discuss the: anticipated effects of Increased noise levels (speech
interference:;, sleep disturbance, W.srUption of wildlife habitat,
etc.).
V1. Mitigation -
A.
Discuss how adverse noise impacts can be mitigated, suggesting al,-
ternative techniques for rititigat.on, their relative effectiveness,
and feasibility of imp ement'ation. Provide a table listing the
most and lease effective techniques. For,this table, effective�
tress should be defined in terms of the number of people being ex-
posed 4a nQise at- some "given level.
B.
..snot be miGi ated and tiv
Discuss an noise Impact"s that ca g - by miti-
y
gaLion is not feasible.
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