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Iv: ENVIRONMENTAL IM T5
xp'anatlons of all`es" and. "ma bell answers are required
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1, EARTH. Will pro osal result �n YES
the proposal
�filnstable
MAYBE NO
earth co'nditi changes in
ons o.r, in changes in
geologic.subs'tructuresl
b. Disruptions, displacements,, compaction or
overcovering of the soil?
X'c.
c. Change in topography orground surface
relief features?
X
d. Destruction, covering or modi.fi:catioi of any
unique geologic or—physical features;?
e. Increase in 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 bed of the ocean o.r'
'inlet
any bays or lake?
g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
outside designated urban areas?
X
h. Exposure .of people or property to geologic
hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, muds
slides, ground failure or, similar hazards?
2 AIRS Will the proposal result in substantial.:
a. Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
b.
The creation of objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes'.
c. Alteration of airmovement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate;
locally 'or regionally?
3. WATER 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, drainage patterns,
-
or the rate and amount'of,surfac0 runoff?:
c, Need for off-site surface drainage, improve-
Y
anents, including vegetation removal, channel u
nation or culvert ins tAllation?
d. Alterations to the course or flow of flood
water ?
e. Change in L the amount of surface water in ,any
water' body?
f. Da.soharge in o surface paters Or in any,
alteration of. surface water quality, including,
`
{ but not limi ted to temperatur=e, di.ssolve.d
"
ozygen or turbidity?
g:Alteration of the direct. c�� rate fl.ow'
-
.of
of ground waters ?
h. Change in. the
g qur�n.t;ity o� grpund waters,
either, through; direct additions or wth-
dxawals, or through intercep,tionL. of an
? '
aquifer � � cuts or 'e Calrae onsXI
i. Reduction in the amount''of water othe;im'
`
available, for public water suppl.,ies?
Hxposuxe df
X , people or property to Ovate . L
related hszardssuch as flooding?
X
Z`=
YES
MAYBL NO
4.
PLANT LIFE, will the proposal result, in substantial;
a. OFange in the diversi ty of species or numi�er
of any species of plants (including trees,
shrubs , grass, crops , and aquaic 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 replenish-
ment of existing species?
d g
Reduction in acreage of any a ri.cultural crop?
5
ANSMAL LIFE.. Will the.proposal result in substantial:
a.Changein the diversity of species,; numbers
or
of any species of animals (birds, land animals
including reptiles, flash 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 Pinimals into
an area,, or result in a barrier to the nigrartion:
or movement of animals?
d. ,Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife
habitat
6.
NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial;
a. Increases in existingnoise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
7.
LIGHT, AND GLARE, Will, the proposal produce
s 8xis can ght and glare?
$,
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in a
ttial alteration of the present Olt planned
land use of an area'?
9.
NATURAL RESOURCES': Will the proposal result`iix
su stanitlals
a. Inctease in the rate of use of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion of any non-ienewa;bl.e natural
T esources ?
10:
RISK OF UPSET. Wall the pro
pp osal °involve:
a. A ris of ex losion or the
release of hazard-
ous substances (including, but not limited to)
pesticides,hemicals':or radiat�ion),< in the
event of',an accident o'r upset conditions?
b. Possible interference faith`an emergency
response, plan or emergency evaquation plan?
?
11.
POPULATION, Will the proposal alter 'the location,
astr3. utxon, density, or ,growth rate of the human
population!
XC
12HOUSING..
'
Will tho proposal affect exist"ing housing,
or create a demand f,
or additional housing?
.�
..
AdfthqW
TRANSkORnATION/CIRCULATxON,
YE.S MAYBE 'Nol3.
Will the
resultProposal
a. Geineration of substantial additional vehi c1,e
movement,.?
b'. Effects; on existing 'parking facilities) or
demand for new
�C
parking?
C. Substantial' impact on existing transportation
systems?
.. �:
d. Significant alterations toX
o£ circulation or ter
of pleaand/or
movement pen
e, Alterations to waterborne< rail or air'traff*c?
fy
Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclistspedestrians?`
_or
14': PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect
upon, dr result in a' need for nett
or altered
governmental service
a' Fixe protection?
b. Police protection?
X
c:Schools?
C
d. Parks or other recreational_--_
e� cilities?
c,
p
r1oadsenanceo;� ublicfacillties, including
xt
other governmental services?,..
1S. ENERGY, Will the proPosal res,L11t inr
a• Ise of substantial
amounts of fuel. ;ox energy'?
b. Substantial increasein demand upon
existin
SpUxCeS of ever gyp or require the development
of new
—-
sourco8 of Onergy?
lb. U'I`ILITiEs. Will the propsal result in a need for
new°systems, or substantial alterations
�
£ol owing, to the
a. Power ornatural gas?
b. Communication
systems'i
c. Water avail aJ)ij it'y;
d. Sewer or septic tank?
•
e. Storm water dx ainge?
f. Solid waste alld disposal?
,
17. HUMAN HEALTH. Will i1 the proposal, result in;
a. ,xeation of any health
,hazard or po enti l
health hazard " e eluding dental ,heal
the ?
b. EXpoure ':o£ peopl.o to potential heal t.h
hazards? ,
---__ X
18. AESTHETICS. Will . the
_proposal n���struct on o� ansceicvlstaor
viewopth
en
the ;public, ox will the to
pxgposal result, in the '
creation of an aesthetically o£iensive site open
to ,public view
YE9
l9: RECREAZ'IUN, Will the proposal result in an impact
upon the quality or
MA' NO
quantity of exist.:Lng recreational
oppoxtunites?
20« CULTURAL RESOURCES.'
a ill t e proposal result, in the alteration
of or the destruction ofa prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b i Wi1l the proposal result in adverse physlCalor aesthetic effects
to a prehistoric ar
histaxic building, structure ar object?'
c. Does thep p .._,
pro osal have the Potential to cause
a physical Change which
�: ;X
would affect unique
ethnic cultural values'?
d. Wi11 the proposal restrict existing religious
or sacred uses within the
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pot
area? ;ntial impact
V. 1�ISCUSSION OP ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION _ _ ~---
A�' 39 23 68 ` -
See attachment
App,�nct ;k r. -Pie 6
Applicant- slim K:Llloran Assessor's Parcel
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Type of- Project.- "rvmtative parcel Map
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Brief Ds rip ; cin« Dividing :kers acre to crpo�: to two parcel
at acres, saeh a
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LOCO, ti an: On the north %yi de c+ T•'icFlnarl i n Roti. d I a(�
pprM9.191rd3.��.�
4(;O feet I"1i=1i-thE?ast of its 7,1't'f:erstaction
with Dltl"hat-1),
H1ghwaYT Durham arEUIa
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Froposed d 7J Crsiy c ?t v 1opm ntprre �i r dwelling ttr�i
Amount
c+ Impervi eus SL(r +aci.ng a, --
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7.
Acc(-:?xas -nd NearQst Ftubl is Road(s): 1„r t7n s On McAnarlin Y i1 4E;'
Method of Sewage Disposal. individtwtal
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septic ystem
SoLtrce of water $uppl fix: Pri. v"ate wells
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Picas; imi t y oi. POwc;5r Li nes-i To property
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POtsrtti�tl for fUrther land Oivisions and devOI.OPMent.> None
ilii current zone
l-3• f` Mvi raqmbr al Se t trg.
e;-'l��s� cel �nk�a r�,m�n • ,;
Coq Gemer,�Al TMPOgr aphi,c, Character„ Level. orchard land
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Slopes.> o tQ 2l
crl.eqvati001,y� l�-y�tti feet�yl-1SL.
d •". fA� AA'1 '.0 4�. n� ac �'wir q None
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Smi i s
Ty 'es and Char cone j b c.I ay loam $ somo Vi na
14 nt� Moder toly well drainedy
made—ate per~me hili. yi hitgh.
t r f coal° I.tral. potential,,
•' f m ti mg r -.Aa toix"tea None
Naturial Hazards the U-ind
yof
VI 11
rasion, Paten ti, al 1, w
c q� nds� i de Foot inti, al o- t�ohL-"
Fire Haz&ae,do Un,class* d
t
wss�r hsi ve c�i.�, {"��atent%al „' Moderate
APpend tic F (a)
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AP 39-23-68
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Hydrology
a. Ss~krfacm WAIN9 None
d» Cr;Mand Water, Abund nt val 3 ey aq ka der^
« Thr anage Characteazt1m$1 rains South towards '1"r~rwn o+
Qttrham -
d,. Annual. ' Rainfall tnaMmal) 24 to 26 a aches ;
L_imita g A;Qrs: Koa of high gMandwater removal
subsidence p6tenh al. exist,«
aw
Va.skkal./; cenic Quality High, rural orchard l.artid -
6«
Acoustic Quality. Midway and 8F''RR are nr isp so u"°ces»
7.
Air 0kal i ty„ No , except: for seasonal, ark ,;rp0 yi ng 4 et ac
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Vegstationt Almond Orchard
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Wildlife HaNOW Small birds, animals, rodentz rodentgammon to
orchard habitats.
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10,
Archavol ooi cal. and hi st:ori c al Rosowl-ces in the arcs; Hi gh
sensiti'vity
11»
,r+utte County Generil: Plan desk, gnats on t Orchard and Fi el„ d
Crops
12.
Existing Boning: AV
1x i sti ng 1-4nd UR,e on-sitek Almond orchard, 1 home, �t1. ssraci at,ed
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ag, h�sA"101 rrg ; _ _
14.
Su rounding Area.
aA Land Usosr Agricultural; , 1 acre residential Lots to the
Vast and 060theM
b, —Zoning; A„.,5,. � Sk" I
Gere. Plan designatiahz% Orchard and Field Crop%,
Agr�ckk:ttt,kr�-t1-I�ic�s�,�iw�rrra.al.
d» Fardel, Sig e ; I acre up to 20+ acre parcol
e« 4 c prkt�atwion» Low density
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Ch Bract r Ga.tc End Area Orchar"i land tarn urban fringe.
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Nvarnt Urban AN Durham
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RelwYM Spheres N t'Imfluen�tea
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Imp;rmvomerr.ts GtAndards Urban Area; Flo
N' rk Protection B r"wi qe;
�. Neardst 'County COWW"Ok Station; Vorhak
u Water^ AVAl ibilit:y; -Firs tanker only,
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ayoml.y i Ar-eap" WQeham Unifjedi School; pa.str tC
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