HomeMy WebLinkAbout040-100-024Public
Works .conditions
1.
Scibmit road and drainage pians to the Dept. of Public Works for
ayprovdl: and install the required facilities;
2.
Xzid:icate, a 50 ft; building setback .line ;from the ce-rnterlinA of
,'
Gelyden Drive .
Stroelt signs shall ,beprovided. by the developer at all street intersections
Pet, County requirements (Submit 5' alternatestreet names for each
street to the County address coordinator for approval of street names.) t
Deed 30 it. from the centerline of Garden i?riYe to the Coun;y oftsttc,«
Construct 1/2plus ;12 ft lane on Garden Drive to Lott Toad to X75 --C
geometric, standard. Minimum sttuottiral section to b.e 2"Ail. and. $" A�3, SC' 25Q
privte, fog sedl and 95`9 relative compaction. SubMjt deait,n trs County
Dept, of Public Works for approval. "R" value determinations and other data
may be required to support section design or as required by the Dept. of
Public Works.
6.
provide monUMentatiad as required by the'De,pt. of public Works in
acctirdance with accepted;: standards.
7:
Street grades and other ,features shall comply with the Baste County
Ordinances, design resolution and other accepted engineering s<tar.=ards
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All.. easements of record to be: shown on the final map.
g,.
Pay off assessments.
10.
Meet the requa.rements of the titilti y companies (i w.e , , ,xS, Pacific
'i'el.ephone, water) sew'er,'
Ili
Pay, any delinquent taxes or current taxes as required.
12.
Construct interior .roads to ,RS -7 ,,standard
Health Dept, conditions::
13.
Provide s 100 ft. leachfield free setback around ekistin welle either
within the property or within i0O ft. of the property boundnxies.
Show a 100 ft.` leachfield. setback from the highwater, the Creek
on parcel one, ;
15:
Locate anti if necessary relocate the sewage disposal, vs,(x�rn :3erving '
the existing dwellin onto its, t espectivLt ito 13,00
g B parcel and, or s easements.
The
if011; Wing Mjti9ation measures care a.18o ret�txirec3.
1 .
D�:signatd a 100 fti building setback. line from Butte Creels anal place
A, hate on the f ins map
is 17•
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Com 1 with Public Wozk� r quixemen- S to widen+ Garden Rc� sd to g feet
along the parcel frontage plus a 12 foot ;laneo T,rtt Road,
2Yotipn secon.:ed by 11ra Streeter" and cartied un,apimousl;,",
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Iv ENVIRONMENTAL I CTS
xp anatxons o "Yes" and ma be
a es „ ,
on attached sheet(S) Y answers are required
1, 13ARTH. Will the proposal result in si'nifi YES,MAYBE
a• Unstable eartlx t.
No
conditions or in changes'c�
geologic substructttr.es?
h. Disruptions: displace:ments.,
compaction or.
ove,rcovering of the soil?
C . Change in
topography or ground'surface
relief features?
d. D iqueu tion, covering or modification of any
unique geologic or physical, y
features 7
e, Increase in wind or water erosion of soils,
either
on or af�site?
f. Changes in deposition or erosion
of ,beach
sands, or changes in siltation, beacdeposition
or exosion which
.
ma.y modify the channel of
a river or stream or the bedof the
any
ocean or
bay, inlet or lake;?
g. Loss of prime'agriculturall
Outside designated urban soils `—
areasroductive
h. Exposure of People or property `to geologic _
hazards such
- -
as earthquakes, landslides, mud-
Slides, ground failure
or similar hazard
2a AIR_, Wi l th,e proposal rt'sult in substantial :
a, Air emissions or deterioration
air quality?` of ambient
b,• The creation of object' odors# smoke
or fames =-
�k
c• Alteration of air movement; moist or
temperature;
2L
or any change in climate,
locally or, regionally?
3• WATER. Will the proposal result in substantial -
4 Uhanges in
currents, or the course or
direction of water movements in either
marine
or fresh waters?
b• Changes in absorption, rates, drainage' patterns
o'r the rate
and amount o'f surface runoff?
G.
•
eed for offsite surface drainage improve=
ynents
including ve blj removal,
station or culvert gnstallat�onchancel-
d« Alterations to the course or flow of flood
Waters•?
d• Change in the amount of surface water in any
water body? `
a
Discharge into surface waters, or zn any ""_.._.�;..
alteration
A
of surfa.c�e wader ualit
but not ]l.mxted to temperatuP, dss,olveuding
ozygen
or turbidity?
g. All of the direction o.r rate of flaw
of ground waters?
h• Change in the quantity of
either tLIYrough direct a aith�'
_A
acldiions
dra vats, or thro,UI h
ag1Y fer g interception of ark
by cuts o f excavai:ions?
i. Reduction in the amount
of water otherwise'
available dor public water, su.
J� E:cpoSU' pplies7 '
re of people or ro
related- hazards such ,as perty to mater
flooding,
4. PLANT LIFE.-. S NO
Will the
prnposal result, in substantial::
a tinge in the,diyersit Y of
species, or'number
of any species of plants
shrubs, trees,
grans, coops and aqua
b. Reduction of the numbers
of�an}zunPquetsare
or endangered species ofplan
c- Introduction
aofsplants
of new, species into an
are ,af or in a baY�rier to the
normal replenish-
ment of existinb.species ?
d. deduction
an acreage of an a Mural crop?
Y gri.cu
5. ANIMAL LIFE, Will the proposax result in s�ubstantxal:
anne s
g n the diversity
of species, or Numbers
Y species a` animals ,(birds, land animals
including reptiles,
fish and shell fish,
benthic organisms ar insects)?
b. _ Reduction
in the numbers of,`any unique, rare
or endangered' species of
-
animaX ?
C. introduction of .new species of an, into
an area,' 'or
r,esul't in a barrier` to the migration-
Or' movement of animals?
--
d .
habitat?
abita.oratioh to existing fish or wildlife
6• NOISE. Will the proposal result in subs'ta
Y. Increases in
existing noise levels?ritalx
b. Exposure of peapl.e to severe noise levels?
7. LIGHT ANT CLARE. Will, the Proposal produce
sigzc�t j,Xght p
"— . LL
and 'glarop
8 . LANI)L USE . Wil i the proposal re;sul t in a-
substantial alteration'
-..__..
of the present or
Ian use of an area? planned
.
NATURAL . RESOURCES- Will the
-;
su stanti,al : pxopos.al result in
d'
Increase in the xste of u
resources? use of any natural
b. Depletion of any non-renewable nature]
resources? ---
10. RISK, OF U�SLT. Will the propria in
a -A rls o
�.�..
explosion or the release of hazard
our substances (includiAg, but
nd't
oil, pesticides limited to,
event of
an accxdenmoraupset cand�tiion)7in the
b. Poss3.ble interfe�renee
with an eme.rgeneys
xesponse plan ox emergency eracuaton,'plan?
,
Il. POPULAtIONWill the
�---�---- pr'opasal alter the Iocatian,
cCstrbut1on, densi,tY,
or growth rate 'of the h
popultiori�mn;.
4. HOUSING: Will the ro ora"
p �� • - Ali
ox create a der�tand. , arpaddit;Ona.lthousin ho sing
�-
'
._
YES
MAYEE
NO
13.
TRANSPORTA'T'ION/CIRCULATION,. Will the, proposal
result in;
a.Generation of substantial additional
movement:?
b,. Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new parking'?
c'. Substantial impact on existing transportation
systemsAli?
d. Significant alterations to present patterns
of circulation or movement of people and/or
goods?
e. Alterations to Waterborne, rail or air traffic?
f Increase in traffic hazards to matar vehicles,,
bicyclists or pedestrians?
14.
PUBLIC SERVICES. Will the proposal have an effect -
upon, or result in a need for new or altered
governmental services:
a. Fire protection?
b. POlice protection?
C. Schools?
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d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
e Naintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
f. Other
governmental s.ervices?
15.
ENERGY. Will the proposal result in; -
a, Use of substantial amounts of fuel,or energy?(
b. Substantial increase in demand upon existing
of energy, or require the development
of new sources of anergy?^
16.
UTILITIES. Will the propsal result in a need for
new systems, or substantial alterations to the
following
a. Power or natural gas?
b. Communications systems?'
c. Wafer availability:G-
d. Sewer or septic tank?
0. Storm water drainage 7
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f, Solid waste ..and disposal?. --...
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17;.
HUMAN, HEALTH. Will the proposal result in
a. Creation of any health hazard or potential
health hazard (excluding mental health)''?
bxposure of ,people to potential health,,
hazards.?
l:8 .
AESTHETICS. Will the proposal result in the
00�uctigU of any scenic visa or view open to
tH'e public,; or Will the proposal result in, 'the
T of'an aesthetic ally offensive site. open
t I public view? `-
l9. RECREATTp1V. Will �'ES
the proposal result in an
ont
MAX'I3E �jp; .
...._.��
impact
ea7it or'ortunitie,s? Y quantity of .existing recxeatontxl
7PP
20. CULTURAL RESOURCES.
a' Elie propoaal, xesul in the alteration
of or the des'truct'ion
o a Prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?
b.
Will the proposal result i
Pt aesthn advaxse physical, -
etic effects to
a prehi8torac or
historic building, structure
or o
Doesthe bject?
C. ' ,proposal have theX
tiAl to
a Physical cYiange�hicl
wouldtaf-feet uniaue��
ethnic cultural values?
d.
Will the proposal restrict
a'r "sacred uses within t:`
areae potent,aaig npactous
V, DTSCUSSTON OF ENVIRQNMENTAL E1lALUATTpIV
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AP 40-10-24,25,27,28 & 29'
See attached.AMk'
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