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IV. ENVIRONMENTAL M TS
xp an.atzons OE a "vest' and rlmaybe'v. answers are required
on attached sheet(s))
1a EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant; YI:S
K—Unstable
MAYBE NO
a. earth conditions or in ch
geologicsiib;structures?
b. Disruptions,
displacements,, conpact ion o x
overcaverinof e s?
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c, Change in topography or ground surface
relief features?
d.Destruction, covering oA :modification of any
unique geologic or physical features?
e: Increase in ,wind or water erosion of soils,
either on Oroff-site?
f.' Changes in deposition or erosion of' beach
sands, or changes in sl.ltat-ion, deposit' on
or erosion which may modify the channel of
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inletor Wako?
g. Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils
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Outside designated urban areas
h.
Exposure of people or property to geologic
hazards such as earthquakes, landslides: mud'-
Slides, ground failure or similar hazards?
2 ATFL. Will the proposal result in substantial-
'Z7 Aix emissions or dete-ioratian of ambient-
air quality?
b. The creation of Objectionable odors, smoke
F
or fumes?
c. Alteration of 0.1t movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change in climate,
locally or regionally?
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3: WATER. Will the proposal: ; ^so'lt in substantial;'
a.: Changesn currents, ol the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine or fresh waters'?
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b. Changes in absorption ratesdrainage pasterns,
ox the -rate
`
and amount of surface rtinoff?
c. Need fur',of'f-site,surf ce drainage imp rove-
tents i including `vegeta- ,on removal, channel-
iZdtion or cul
d. Alterations -overt installation?
the course or, flow of flood
waters?
e. Change in the amount of surface water in any
water body?
f. Discharge- ;into surface waters, or in anir
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alteatian of:`surface water qua] ity,; including;
but not limited tosuretem eradissolved
azyg,en or turbidity?
Alter.atiOn
,
g. u£ the direction or rate of flow
of ground lWaters?
h.
Change in the q'�antity of ground waters,
ea then through; direct additions droath,,
draw'als, or through .interception of an
aqulfer by cuts ar:excaarations?.,,
I ; Reduction iri the amount of eater oti, e-rwise
available for public water supplies?,
�r
j. txposure of peaplQ or property to water
related hazards such as flooding?
2-
YES
MAYBE No
4.
PLANT LIFE. Will the proposal result in. substantial:
ao ChanjFe in the diversity of species,
or number
of any species ofplants (nc;C, ing trees,
shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants)?
b.' Reduction of the numbers a; any unique, caro
or endangered species of plants?
c. Introduction of new species of
p plants into an
area, or in a baxrler to the normal replenieIt-
ment of existing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any agr,cultural.crop?
5.
ANIMAL LIFE. - Will the proposal: result in substt►ntial
a. C`h`ange in the` di,vetsi.ty, of ,species:
or, numbers
of ally, species of animals (birds, land animttl;s
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 to the migration
or movement of animals?
d. ;Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife
habitat?
6.
N018E. W 1 the proposal result in substantial;
Yncxeases
a. in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe
noise levels?`'
7.
LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce
signi int light' and ,glare?
B.
LAND'jfSEi, Will the proposal result in a
suisantial alteration - of the
present or planned
land use of an area?
9.
NATURAL RESOURCESt Will the proposal result_in
su stantlal:
aIncrease in the rate of use of any natural
resources?
b. Depletion of any nun=renEw; bie natural
resources?
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10 .
RISk ,pF U.PSET Noll the proposal inv -I:ve t
.a. A ris • o - explosion or the release o E hazard
ous substances; (including, but not limited to,
oi•l, pesticide;,s, chemicals or radiation) .n the
event: of an accident or'upset conditirons?`:
b. Possible interference ,with an emergency
i
x•espunse plan lo.r emergency, evacuation plan?
�'OSLAfiION. Will the proposal alter' the' ,1 ocation, .
i_ r1 t"lOn
u dense ty, or growth, xa,�e f 'tl1e hulnam
o 0
p pulatian'�
2.
HOUSING. Wi 17' tie proposal' affect eistinr hc5using,
or create a dmand'`foradci.tional housing
YES
MAY NO.
19. RhCRTATIUN. Wi11, the pt'oposal xesult in an impact
upon, the
quala.ty or quantity of existing, recreational.
opportuni:tiei?
20. CULTURAL. .
a, Fill 'the proposal result in the a]texation
of or the dostruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b.
Will the proposal result in; adverse physical`
or aesthetic e:ffe.ts to a prehistoric or
historic building, .structure or object?
ci hoes the-
pxoposal have the potential; to cause
a physical change which would affect
'' `
unique
ethnic cultural values?
,d. Will the proposal restrict eacistxng zeligQus
or sacred uses: within the potential impact
area?
DISCTJSSION D . BNVIRONMENTAL EVAL ATI:ON AP 40-10-18
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App], a.carlt.n- WitIIads0.riOr chards Assossor's f='�A, rc(13,
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TYpe Vf: Projetti Tentative Parcel tp
r)escriptiori. Land'
diva.sion off ia ��tcr
parNoel s at ` + acres each- creat( i.hree
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Location: on the.north side-, o+ Citi den Road �r�(aro.;xm�te'i y
wesi of its i ntersec iii
t'Arest« on tAli tl Lott Rr; acl ; I twtrh m
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Proposed Density bf bevelopmentG 1 dwelling unit per, S acres
Amount Of Impervious <Sr-tr+acing. Less
than I a a r 0
Ao�ess end I�(e�-trest P blic Rand (s) p. 0arden,o c frontage on
origi.nal
parcel
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Viethod of. , etgage 'Dispos l a Individual septic s
Source df W°t.er
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5r~tpP Ya Individual wdll
Prai a m � �.y o dower Lanes; To original
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parcel
r-atenti;•al fear 'fur'ther land di,vi,siQns and deve'laiam�nf»� None
e'xi,stino zoning
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« types and Sharactera.$tits Vi Na ),atm
drraln'wryn+g�y oiiI pi tohsi,vo t.tsed
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A. Earth Moderate
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AP 40-10
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Hydi jy
aw 8Ltrface+ V14tern Butte Creek < 1,:1•rat�r Peet wV�sb
b.. �t"'taunci Wx"4ter e Over 1],e area Of �iG,'`fy trcLtndwater
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aw WrainsAgW CharactE,r.istiCSF F-vet"ltvalIy drains to Butte
Cr"eek, within D-krham Dratmage $Ludy arealf-
d. Annual Rain-f- 17 (normal); 24-2,6 inches
r*. l imi, ring ac'L:arsw t=''�t nti, l sLkb.:�idei7to area
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st"tal /Scenic P?ual. i ty Highly sconi c ar~cha -cis
6.
Acaustia (?ua,ltA;ya f300d w Per•a.r�d»ic ha,c�h ;r1ca9.�� 1r-;vo7-5 from farm
equipment and SOQthern Paci f i tw Railroad'.
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Air Quahi.;Ly
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Vetletation. M i wi•'�, almonds
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Wil.dli+e Habitat. L mitod by agri•t„ultural bpera-ijon
Chi! '�►",fel i�t�vlrarrm��,�.
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Archaeol og,j cal and Historical Kesourcos in the area.- High
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B(..ttto CtalAnty Qenoral Plan designation,,, Qrchard and Fipl,d
Crop;
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E'rt i st i n g G tan i. n tq ;('1.'".�l
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[Existing Land else on—site: Kiwis,) a (n0nd
5tArround.ing Area;
aw Land 1Js es Ki wily orchards residential on large l ot%,
pazt,ur o u _
bZoni•nq A-57 f~rF-.i along Lott rwad
C:. C3enp rel qtr des19nat ani;; Orchard and Field Cr ops ,
dw Parcel-..osj-a 5-"�w�lq { oNJ SC[Tal1,oh 0� t* L(]tt Road
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iraracketKK o+ Site -and Arp-a.' Far rnin� cr�►rimttni�y
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Nearo t Llrtaan Area; r4hi c+.a +/w 7 miles north
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Relevant .$phero% �� xnfiuen:ce. '.: �S��.trham f�tdt«rN�;�i,cn�: and: parC
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Uaatri dwt S)t.trham lrlaeru j to fiibatcrent, ��ur�(tatn 1 rri t:til»i tart
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lmprovemonts""*iandards Urba Are49' fri./�1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
INTRODUCTION.:..................:...:.....;..
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BACKGROUND ... ,,
Geographic and Environmental Sat:ting
Ethnographic Background .., ...:.
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Ardhaeol;ogical Background .,,
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History ,,,.,.,......,-. ...:.......:.�...
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PROJECT RESULTS.,,:..,.:........;:..,.,:,......
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Records Search ., ., .,.1. .:. ..
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Survey Methods ,..., .. ...
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Survey Results .............: ...:. ......
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RE'COMMENDATION$,.,.,........................:..
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REFERENCES CITED ,,. .... .............. ..+.,..:
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MAPProject Location ..................:..
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