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APPLICANT. Read and €otlow instruct;-is as set forth in attached shrer, "i'�[otice to Applicant'*=
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Applicant`s interest in propert< (Owner, lessee, other),.—
. briefly and completely the;u{ture of1gtr{oprsed use:
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a. What manufacturing pros ess/products w_-,II result
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4. Building Construction (state type: concrete, Wood, metal)
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5, Hazardous materials to be used;: a. In€laminabies
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S`. Hours of operation. Af-`_ r't J� Proposed number of employees.
7R Serage disposal,.a. Private b. Community 1
S, Fxsrfing; access to parcel. s.� Private _ _ b. Comfy
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9. Number of off street parMngs: a. Provided '2-0 b. Required
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1 here,isy declare under penalty' of perjury that the forego ing statements and plot plan are true, COrnpiete
and correct to the best of my knowledge and belief._
Dated f Applicant:
NO-M, Please submit herewith a ehe:.k or Money order in the-amount. shown below, payaoie to Cotiunty
of Butte,, a=sa a detailed, plot plan shwuIng the location of existing and proposed structures, on
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FINDINGS
Howard.odenhoff Use Permit,
Applscantxs Tfame 'Type Project
1_817 gangrove Ave-P.P 45-0 3-4?
dTr_ ess ',Locatibrr or Parcel No.
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Chico, CA 95926 / %
Date Received
YES
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Ir Does the project have the potentiet to degrade the quality of
the environ -went or curtail the range of the environment (narrow
the range of beneficiai uses. of the environment?)
2.. 1,€lI the project cause impacts. which achieve short -fez -0 the
disadvantage of zsng_te>�., environra�tsZ goais? A short-'--
impact on the environment is one which occurs in a rez !Lively
brief, definitive period: of tir-0, while long-term. inpa -s Vill
endure well into the future, -
3. Could the project cause impacts which are individLally limited,
but twralatively considerable? Aproject may' impact on two or
more separate resources where the impact on eachesotsrc¢s
relativet - mall- If the effect of the total of those impactfi
on, the environment is significant_, ati ELM must be prepared
This finding does' not apply to- two or more separate projects
where the impact of, each is insignificant.
4y Could: the eavironmerg4al effects of the project cause ELbstan-
tial adverse effects on human beings,- either directly for
indirectly?
.ice_ if any of the above fourfindings questions are answered
_" ,� ; the project wl11 be found tcs ha;re a significant effect
on the environment,
DETEFUMI'NATIQN,
This project V41- not fraud a significant effect on the e-onme�tt.. -
Negative Declaration should be prepared.;
This, project could have � significant effect err the environment.
Art ETM is required.
E' H Lawrence. J. Lawson
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8/22:/73 HOWARD DODENHOFF AP 45-J53-47
APPENDIX C
DETERMINATIOU RE SIGNMCANT EFFECT ON ENVMNMENT
- Howard DOdenhoff, 1917 Mangrove Ave. r Chi co,, CA 95926
Applicant" s Name and Pddress
Use Permit AR 45-053-47 3/2Z/73
Type of Project 'Location or Parcel Vo. Date:Received
An.environmental impact report is required for any project which may have
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nificant effect (substantial adverse impact) on the environment. Effects_
include
environmental consequences of both primary and:-aecordary nature.
The: following, questions shall be used as guidelines to decide whether to7 makce a
negative declaration. or an: environmental impact report. (Zf answer a unknown;
write Frunknown!'r in yestno coium r,)
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l� Could` "tie project significantly change present uses of the
project ar..ea.?('See Notes-)
2. Does the project significantly conflict with the Butte Count,
General. Plan or any, element the, z of?
3". -Could: the pro,,;�ct affect the use of a recrestionaZ ares:,.�r
(See Notes.:)-
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4. Could the project have a substantial and demonstrable neg-
ative effect; on:. am area- or feature of aesthetic. value?
S. Will any nates-ral:or man-made features in the project area
rTici -ire unique, that is, not found in other parts of the
County., -or nation,. be L affected?
- &., Will. the project involve.construction of facili ties on a
slope of 25 percent or greater?'
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7 W11 the project involve significant cuts or fills?
S.. Could the project cause substantial flooda_ng,Plosion,; or
slitation?'_
9. Will, the project involve construction of facilities in;an
area of geologic hazards?
M Could the project. change existing,, features or involve con.-
structioni n special building permit areas along the Sacra-
mento Raver,- the Feather Paver Floodway,, i:t any area subject
to inundation, in.1 an, area in Mose proxim to to any river,
strearw, lake, reservoir or natural drainage channel%
IT.: T -the project: one: of a series of cum 'Intive action, which
:{ciiouQ individually' Small, may `as a .s aao le have= -significant
environmental impacts
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12. Could the project breach any published'national3 state,_ or _
local standrrds relating to solid waste or litter controi?
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Does,the project area or the project site serve a.s a habitat,
food source, nesting place - source of water, etc. for rare
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endangered wildlife or fist species'?
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Could `the:project significantly affect fish, wildlife, or
plant; life or cause substantial interference with. the move- _
cnent of any resident. or migratory i=tsu, or wildlife .species?'
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y g p species in the pro -
Are. there. any, rare of end erred lana P
j,ect- ares?
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Will the project _remove substantial amounts, of vegetation
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including ground cover?'
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Could -the prajcct chrange existing. features of any of the
region! s watercourse -s or other bodies of grater?
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Could the pELiet result in significant. change in the
hydrology of tine area?'' (See: Notes.}
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- Could the project signifycantly affect the fs rict on:ng. of est.
established couununity? (See Notes-.}
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_Could- the, project physically v' - conomically result in the
displacement of <community = its
2L. _,_Could
the project aignificantly affect an historical or
archaelagical site or its, setting? ("See Notes.J
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Couldthe project serve to :encourage''development: of presently
undeveloped areas or intensify d'eveloptnent of already dere:-
oped. areas? (See! Notes,-)
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you aware of a substantia#' bcd�4 of opinion (:present or
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anticipated) that considers(or k,Iil. considerl the project
or its effect to by -adverse to ,the dnvircnment?
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Will the project create new or aggravate existing health
=hazards?`
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Will tha projeet invoLve the OpRlicatioa}- use or disposal of
p6tentiall3r hazardous, materials -in art P.anount sufficient to
cauSP; a Substantial 'adverse effect.
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,Cculii the project generate significant amounts of dust,
woke,, pass odors, or other air poTlulta-tts? ,
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Could the project generate signif#can- t noise?'
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Could the project cause contamination of s`public water supply
system or adversely affeot ground water?
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Could the projec4 significantly, affect cite pote:tiaL use,
extraction, oz ,conservatiut of a natural resource?
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1Could rhe project result it damage to soli capability or lass:
of agricultural land -
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Addit:L onaI remarks.
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