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a. Maes the YP hfAY14T,
pro, ect have the - No
cltia7 a ty�
Of' the et�vi t'ontc5nt�osuhstan taol l e
Mite }tatiitat of 0 RT'acic tltc
fish o X t'isii ar Wildlife i fe Y redLIC0
r n }' a fe popti.lation to species, eatisc a.
�ustaa,ni.ng evels, th.rcateri. drop below Sol
trnitnai COMM,Unit to elamin.ltti~ a lslrrnt o�.
range or .t tY reclu,ce tie number 07' vestr.i
eliminatc"� rare. ox• endangered plant or animal ct the
Of CaliC101,111"ohistorrtant examp,les of the
Y or prellof tile�maior periocl.s
h. I)oes the prOJect have the potential tU achieve
. short�tex'm
benefits
envi ro to the ciett iment o 1'
c"nvironni ntal goals? r o long-term,
nn nt .1 one .A s}tort -t rtn impact on the
Kriel ►ah a. ch ncci.irs in a relativelyr
pin '0 til time while "long-tern, a,mj�acts w:i7l
c"rtclurc into t}ie fu ure.)
+ . Does the project kava im
nllyY lim'i.ted, but ttarfu�ativel whio)t axe ,}ndivxelu4
prnject may Y co:nsidezrable� (A
where the, imp on two or more separate resottrces
small tm act oil each resource is reativel�t
batt where the effect of the total of those
impacts an the eltvironment is sit
,gni Ficant. )
d; }liHOO$ the project htrve envirorimenta, effects
wi 11 cause stfbstant al t) lverse eCfeeef
he.ittgs, L%ithel caire.ct7 tvhach,
l r7' y" or l nc irec-tlyt?n ltuin;tn
llr: rt l}N rq ('PO 1)e
cOmpletetl by th(� la.ad Aga cy)'31S of
this in.ariril cvalt7tiort
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WE find. thL
ott tete" envy ronmc nt�ose�� prn �c"rt CC)111;I) l�(77" lartvct
a ran l rt �Nfi' ,A} IV Idit i i"i cant t,c
1. DEC�LARA Io I. ltc > hr t
1/1V1: rind that xt}tftoutgrlt titcs � project
N wit ltt�epar+~tl•
cant' e(fact an alae z"�,i f-ei)rnc�ti%
tit"rltC�s�d e(tLO. 1 stave
e leli art t"It is case bacnus�) the 11T"rl CSATT GItN M , . rt s ca TI,
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attach d sheet hr)ve been adtleti to tate 1�"►`o jectY tr ar� i xcartt
C1 iCLA12A` ToN will, be r�re tK�*�, l,,A"�,Uh1t,� ciesci ittt?.�l 'cttt
r cel, A NI.GA7 mp,
}/lUr rind the 1)z`oposcd pra,iact n1A1 have tt s' r
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the ottvitonmont
and an r10IRCINhI} N�iAh TMPACT I T?,hCa 7 talsei'C rt twiX
All:• August 12, 1985 rec�uared.
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N MENAL
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lU, 75,xp �anatljib I` "Yes" es and maybe answers are required
on attached sheet(s)) yEs
mAYBE NO
1. EARTH, Will, the proposal. result in s gnificant:
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a –Unstable earth conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
b. pisxuptions,, displacements, compaction or
overcovering of the soil?
c. Change in topography or ground surface
relief" feati;%res?
d, Destruction, covering or modification of any
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unique geologic: or physical feaetuxes?
of soals.,
e, Increase in 1411 ;� or water erosion
either on or oft site?,
f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, deposition
or erosion which may modify 'the channel o:f
a river or stream or the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or lake? +..
9. Loss ofrime a riculturally productive soils
outside designated urban areas?
h. Exposure of people or property to geologic
hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, mud-
fides, ground failure or similar hazards?'
_
2. AIR. Will the proposal result in substantial
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient
a.
air quality?
b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke
EY
or fumes?
c. Alteration of air movement, moisture, or
temperature, or any change 7n 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? patterns
b. Changes in absorption rates; dxanag p >
C`
or the rate and amount of surface runoff?
c. Need for off-site surface drainage improve-
channel-
nents, including vegetation removal,
ization or culvert installation?
flow of flood
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d. ,Alterations to the course or
caters?
e : Change in the amount of surface water in any
1,
1 1.
water body?
f . Discharge a n.to surface waters, or in any
i.ncluclln(;
alteration of; surf C water quality,
dissolved
but not limited to temperature,
oxygen or turbidity? -----
g, Alteration of the direction or rate of flow
of ground Waters ?
h. Change in the quantity of ground waters,.'
either through dix"ect adds taons or �aith-
drawals, or through interception of an,
x.
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
i. Reduction in the amount of water otherwise
,
available for public water --supplies? ,�.
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j, Exposure of people or property to water
related hazards such, as flooding? �_.
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�.. Na
a
, PLANT LIFE. Will the ;Proposal result in substantial:
a, ange in the divex-sity
of species, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
shrubs, grass, crops, and aquatic 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. Reduction ----»..
in acreage of any agricultural crop?
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5
ANIMAL LIVE, Will the proposal result in subst}an'tial.
a• C� Hange�'in the diversity o�f
species, or numbells
of any species of animals (birds) land animal;,
including reptiles, fish and shell fish,
benthic organisms insects)?
or
b• Reduction in the numbers of any 'unique, rare
S.
c. Introduct on ofered newofs of an malani.mals
into
an area, or result in a barrier to the migration
or, movement of animals?
d. ,Deterioratio.n to existing fish or wildlife
--
habitat?
6,
NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial
a`=Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Exposure of people to severe noise levels?
7.
LIGHT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce
,Tgn zcant light and
glare?
8.
LAND USE. Will the proposal result in d
su`u ta"n�tial alteration of the
present or planned
land use of an area$'
g,
NATURAL RESOURCES: Will the proposal result in
su s,tantial
a. ]Increase in the rate of
resources? use of any natural
be Depletion of any non-renewable natural
resources.?
l�.
RISK OF UPSET, Will the propposal involve.
a explosion
• rxs of or tfae -release of hazard -
bus substances (including, but not limited
to,
oily pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the
event of an accident or upset conditions?
b. Possible interferencewith
r'
an emergency
response plan or eMargency evacuation'plarx?
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POPULATION, Will the proposal alter the l6cat on
astrabut�oa density,
or growth rate of tY,e hull -an'
population?
1
12.
HOUSING. Will the proposal affect existing housing;,
or create
a demand for additional housing?
`w
yEs
MA'Itffll,, NO
lg„ RECREATION. Will the proposal result,in. an impact
tTe or quantic), Of existing recreational,
p.
upon qual,i.ty
Opportunities?
20, CULTURAL RESOURCES.
a. Will Me proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological, site?
b. Will the proposal result in adverse physica'
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
historic building,structure object?
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c. Does the proposal havethepotential to cause
a physical change which would affect unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. Will the proposal restrict existing religious
�
or sacred uses within the potential impact
area?
V. DISCU,SSIO'N Or ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION ATS 40=40-41
See at1'a: hod sheets
9,
NMI
NT EVA1._IJNTIION A 40-40-41
T 115 Qp ►1' QN 60'/- O f th�� lot'
5
from S0 to t;iy�14 l ev61
may r i n d subd i ^r i s l Orr o
Future sc� 11 overcover i n9 an i ndustr 1 al
IF a property w i tt-ri n i s not s l gn i f s car►'t
juurfmce. d overcover^1n
sol } dl srupt 1 an an rro agr i r.,ul %►aral value.
ca i• oinitY have
In the v e
1
old mine tormwater dro i nsgc uaF►i ch most is
generate s bio into
b�C t7tkvelrpmer►t w111 re no district fac11 rtt05 tau}1d1n.9
There u i yeti st the
handled`on si�ements will be req
Drainage lmpr
perrrii is and proximity to Butte Creek
rnundwater tebhandl�d. Storm
drsln leach trenchea
gf►16e° The high � e can b
-s Tow storm dra i nag ert i es w iago to But -be ble
} ; m l t� surround 1 ng �" �°t�rm drain 9
have been installed ocabble5 convey
success Underlying
iter~inC or pur'ificatlon drainage
wIthoot f1. d monstr~ate that stormwater eek•
MPpl i cant wl
11 1-�ave to usilty of Butte Cr
r�y}ded without to
the water q
sari be pr from Butte. Creek's flood ood plain3j
A levee separates this wraper'tY
�:
Butte, Creek's watr quality tv .4-111 result in
reduct 1 an I r r i3u
AriY of fish and w:i 1 dlife r►Qb i tat
actionable nolle require a
deterloratlon ob,l roblem,
generate eXceNol e i pant}Cipated to be a p
Ca; Uses whl ch Qn�= y Noise i s not
Use Permit in the M- -.
given surro►-ending land uses emit bright
operatlon which may
A Use perm ► t 1 required for 'n9n s permitted
light or .g1a�~e« �acurltY lighting
and zoned dor ►ndustria1 use,
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The lana, has been P �;l ec i � l c
fert111zers or inf}ammab es
chemicals, Prevent a cldeni rocedures
C1 Nazrardou , mate i al G and storage to
i'ng or~mally ed under ,►Jae P�:rmlt p
,equ i re special handl are n
storage hand
Gond 1't i orr. on arc . 6
rathdr" than on maps ` manuf actor 1 r`iS,ssumi ng
S Free -stand i ng for warehousdls ,
1 iris ge.neratlon ratea fors/laoo C,P.A tr- f 1 gener xtlon
g . t✓ . P •. and 6.1 tr 1 p feet maxi mum �
trlts�t00Q ref 1x0,00 souare
bu 1 1 d1 ng� s 7 daily ► 'Che actua nui'smber'' .ihe comb t ned
Frat urc from hB tc 7 ' trips9g
will, range si :sa�retY
ant: but .its cumulative effect i Highway `
Subdivision It traf f 1r `ta back UP
s 1 on 1 f- i a,a ate: I r du str'i al become
tray f 1 c from Southgate to Sou
Cars turn i n 1 of t an 1 dened � left �,urwt ' wt l 1.
hazards Fts 1 it way R i s w instill l 1 ng a
a Cal'lrans i s not,1 Planning Cin
within H19110. y
even more h,zsrdous, putts
in }eft turn lane'' inter0hang�' atrz ;ntl0r or
ebl e.m i s en "t Iia i rnprcvaments wl l 1
the
solution to this pr 4 roads: di sarict or
e roads n� largo developer,
Creek and f��'ontg
to
r tel y f i rranced by one,
nerd to be 1 -rt
v__ xistr
transportation fees