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APMt1DIY % '
ENVIRONMENTAL CHE.CKI,IST FORM
To be ooiApleted by Lead ,Ages cy)
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1. Namedof Proponent Nic"Kinney., trothei,s
2. Address an4 Phone TJum er o_
• , Proponent-
.x.16 Bachman
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9,5926
--„----�. 3012 . fih�p
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Chico. CA
5. Date of Checklist SubmLttecl
4 . Agenty Req -Ara, ng Cbeokli s t
5. Name of P� oposal, i appl. e Sejyt�ic System
AP � 46-04,—
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II ENVIRO�NTAL
. IMPACTS
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(Explanat.Cons of all ''ye:s” and "maybe" answers: are. regquired�
on attachod sheets .
YES
MAYPE .No
1. Earth. Will trhe proposal result. ' S.igr ificant .:
a, Unstable earth conditions or, in
changes in 9P.O1:0tic substructures?
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b. Di.srLtptions, displacements, corn--
o� o�.
pacti. overco`Uering of the soil?
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r. Change in -topography or gs+ound sur-
face `tela of features or retjova.l of
topso'iwl .
cl. 'Destruction, covering o inadifIda'
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tion o'i any ui��ique geolo .ic
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physical features?
e, xr crease is tainc7 or �vates erosion
cid soils; either nt1 ox. o`f the sate?
Changes in o�eposition or exociarc
D f beach sands,,; or changes in ss:l:ta-
t on, .deposition or -erosion which
inay MID, I y the channel of a ra rer or '!
stream br the, bed of the o,c'ean Or,,
any bay, inlet of lane.?
g, Lass�� prune i6ulturlly" pro
diict1,15e soil's .ontslde dg: gnat ed"'
ua'bari�; areas
YES MAYBB NO
h.xposure
of people or property to
,
g eo7g is razards ;such as eartlzqualces� ,
landslides, ;mudslides`, ground failu,e
or similax hazards?
2 Air'.i Will'the proposal result in:
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a.
Substantial deterioration, of,
dtb3.ent or local, air quality? ,
b,
The creati,ori 0,f objectionable
odors, smoke or fumes?
c81gni£icant
alteration o£ air,
movement, moisture or,temperature�
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ox any change in c'limate, <either
cY
locally or regionally?
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3. Water'*` Will the proposal result in suust�ntial
a .:
Cliarige's in currents ,. or the course`
or direc ion Of water` movements?
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b.
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hang e5 abso .r bran rat
g X es., drainage.,..,
patterns, or the xate and amount of
surface water rano'£if?
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Need for, off` -site surface drainage
imp;rovements'�, "including vegetation,
removal, cliannelzcition or culvert'
a.nstalla.ti on?
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d;
Alterations to the course or flow
OfL�ood Waters?
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Change in the amount of siar£ace
water in any' water body? ;a
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Discharge into surface wa,�ors,e or
in any alteration of�surface
water quality, including but not
U mited to tempe;ratue, dissolve"d,
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oxygen 'or, turbidity
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Alteration of tk�e di.xection
rave of flow of ground waters?'
h.
Change in the guatttity' +a'r `quality
of groundwateither through
direct additions or withdrawals,
or through intoof ari
aquifer by nuts or e.cavatiorrs?
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MAYBE NO
Reduction it the amount aE watex
otherwise availabl& or public
mater supplies'?
Bxp.osure a people, or p�ape�ty
to water' related.11a2ar,ds
fiooding? such as
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4. ,Pian`, Lase., ----
:iii the ro osai res,,
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rn SUYs anti "I a ii ,t
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a. Loss of Vegetation orcha
,hge iz the
clivers'ity of
species or number,
of any species of plats (nc:luding
trees,,
shrubs, grass, crops,
microf.10ra and aquatic; plant)
b, Reduet`yon of 'theIILJImbers of any
unique rare orend
of angered;species
pl,ants'?
c. Ttroducta.oxi„of nec+i specie of
plants luta
an ares; or in a barrier
to the normal „replen.is'hmerit
of
exis Ing species?
d. Reduction in acreage of any ag.r-
cultdtai cro p!
5 . tlnim l Life . .
1-n::substantia Wiii the proposal result
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a: Change In;the oivexsity'of species,
or numbers of any
species of
animas (birds;, land animals
including `rept'ile$ fish and she'11-
stl; f�enthiG organisms;,
nsecty o
microfatinaj
b • Reducta on Of the numbers Of any
tiriiqu"� xax'e
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ox encl'angered species
of an.mais
I �-uction oa ne w sgec�.es of
animals into an'areaf
or result in
a bars ler to them ;grat on o.r
Movement of a.
nimais
dr Reduct.ori o-f, encroachment upon;, or
det,eri.oratozi to
eist3xtg;is11 or`
wildlife hab�,tat?.
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�3 j Trans ortat'ion/Cixculati on; ° °
YES,.
proposa resu t ins: �• Will: the
a•- Oe nera`tian of substantial .addtianal
vehicular movement?
b
• Significant effects on ex"istiz
parking ft c l hies, or
new parkixtg� �deman, ,dor
c, ;Substantial impact u b
transpop. n
rtatiexisting
on systems?
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• Significant alt.. ratioris' tc% present
patterns' of
a,ir ullation or mov ement
of p eople and/or r
good �?
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e• Alterations to wMafierborte�: rail or
air, traff
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f • Increase ...
in traf.c . Hazards to znatar.
vehicles.; ` bicyclists "
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of pedestrians.?
- Public Services
, GU - ' the : p oposa7 lav
.fin a ect' upon, or
zlesult in a substantial
rued for flew` ar. al tere;d
ge vz:ces goverrimenta
n sn of, 'the areas:
Fire protection?`
b • Pr>lice prptecton?
•ch6ols7
Parks -0r o her recrea
faci.litie$. ignal
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ti ce of
includin Public°facilities;
roads,'?
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f Otte governmental Vi CeS?
IS • Ener y j�ill the `"""`
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result in
a: Use sti
of bstant%al amont.s of fuel
ar, energy?"'
b. Substantial increase -�`
y. in"demand upon
existing sources, of ..0ner
requ�.,re;
,the deuel apmeri of a new, ,
sources of
.-,hergy?
in a neea'"'for Proposal' res,tlt
staitia ,alb xtera..th
systems',
,.. utilities erat3ans 'to` the folloiaxtg
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YES
MAYBE
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a. Power Or natural gas?
b. Communicatio,ns'systems?`
c . Vla"ter?
`. Sewer (Will- trxnlclige be extexi.ded,
Prow.'ing capac5,ty to serve new,
development) ?
e.. Storm raster drainage?
HumanHealth. 'Ji.1I the proposal
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a, Creation' 61. any health hazard or
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potential health hazard (ex c;ludit g
Menta], -ea th)?
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b Exposure, of people to potential'
hoaltl�.;,hazards?
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Solid. °IJaste, i ill 'th'e proposal result
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in any significan t impacts assoe- ed
tatM scalid waste -disposal or, litter
control-
ontrol �
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l9.
Aestlzetir '; ti+Ti�.l tine proposal result
in tFie ostruct;ion
of ,any publ�.c_
desz.gnated or recognized scenic vista
open to the pub;lic;,or will the
propasa'1 result in the creation :of an
aesthetically offensive site open to
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public: View?20,
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Recreation.; CJill ° be proposal restt]:t "
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in an impact upon the quaff ity or,
quantity of existing public recrea-
tion fac",lities'?
21.
Archeol0 ica�/H"istarical'.` Fill the
prOposa . resu `�,n a altcra ion, f
a sxgni ficant archeolbgi cal or
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histax�=ca1 'site, struct;are,. object
or %build�:rig?
Mandatory Findings of
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a . Doe`s the pro-� ec"t have. ,tkie, potentisl Y
to degrade the qutali of the
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e.nv rdnmen.t,' substantially reduce
the haliitat of a.f'8 h
or wx"1dl3.fe
species., cause a;, fish or wildlife
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population to drop Self
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YES MAYBE
NO
sustaining''levels, threaten to
eliminate �r�plant or animal com-
munity,`reduce the number of restrict
the,
range ofa rare ;or endangered
p1_ant` or animal. or''elitrtinate important
examples of I the major period`s of
California history or prehistory'`':
A b Does, theproject have ,the, patenti'a1
to
achieve ,short term benefits to
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the detriment of publicly adopted
t
iong`erm c. environmental goals?
c. Does the. project have impacts which
are individually limited, but
cum��latively considerable? (a project
may impact on two "or more separate
resources where the impact on each
resource is relatively' small,, but
there the effect of the total; of
those impact`s on the environment is
significant;)
d Does the projecthave enxoninental
effects', which will cause is +ant a.l
' adverse effects on human beiv
,
either directly or indirectly?
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Data Sheet onntrlued
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b: Ground Water: California Water Service Go.
c. Drainage Characteristics: tlTwct
Priv t,�,,,h y t
Creek
d. Annual Rainfall (normal)• 2Z 24" nche_
e. Limiting "actors: Hipli wate('reek
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visual/Scenic' Quality: Fair
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Acoustic t .'
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Air Qualit�r: I'a'i r. _
Bio�,o�i.aa1. En`vroxun�n•t : ;
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Vegetation,: Town-IZ�sidential. few native
domestic sh�irbs and trees introduced.
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Wildlife Habitat: Most native mam , m , a j st .and bi'xs
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includin' uniesir'v e ,
Cultural Environment:
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Archaeological arad liisiorical Resources in the meas No kn�aw�
locations
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Butte County General PI designatia,
n t '1
12.
Existing Zoting :meq- 2
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Existing Laid Use on—site;.--.�.
One sing] fa it
Surrounding Area:
a. Land UsesF_Primarily residential
Zoning A 2
cm Gera, P1ar desagnat Qns:
d Parcel; Sue's : to. 1. Q sore :.
e. Popul.atian, . Loaa.,derisity.
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ract'er of Site aaad Asea:'
Clrb n-r.c�enfi�l
160
tith,n ('hi rn ,�,•t,�„ w ea
Nearest Urban, 'Ares:
'17a
Rel evant Spheres o
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Tmprovexents Stanclax�s Urbaxa'' Area: A1'1 apply
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d'i're'xotetiorz Service::
a.. NeGrest Count Stat'
� � e)Frt S`�a'ti,�ri: , Chico .Sfiati'on
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b• Water Sailhilty? FIvrlrani`'St tu;
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an�wn.JIarti:;arf'/1t)tll
Schools in Area �. " Ch.c:o
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IIS. DISCUSSION OF tNVI'1tONAiENTAL EVALUATION`
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RECOMMENDED MITIGATION M} ASUnS
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Consult with the State Department ofPish and Game and State
Regional Yater Quality Control 13o;ard prior to leve.l;opment fox
recommendations that would protect the water Quality, r pat1411
habitat and bank stability of Little Chico Creek. Suggested sate
design.modifications and improvements to the Site should conform
to the recommendations of those two agencies.
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Consult with the Butte County Public Works Department prior to
development for recommended solutions to drainage problems that
minimize direct urban storm runoff into Little Chi o Creek and -
avoid floodin other off-site locations.
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Prior to development, consult with representative from
Butte County ;Public Works Depart, nt for recommended :traffic
design and traffic safety features that should be incorporated
into the project. These recommendations shall be implemented.
4
Construct a' six -£bot or higher' fence ai�.ound the perimeter of, the
complex to provide privacy to occupants`, protect children from
easily straying into the Creek, proteci riparian habitat, and to
provide sight obscurement of pa1. r In`g, stt)rage and trash ,I acilities.
The fence shall be constructed of woo a,of masonry materials,., The
fence, ; at aminimum,; shall be contiguous gra th the sides of the
multiple unit structure if the entire complex and multi -unit
building are riot enclosed.
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prior to development, the applicant shall consult the «Butte , Coun'ty
Public Wo, rLk:s Department for recommended insulation to use in
building dosi n that; wi1J reduce noise in from. tra'.. c along
liighwa , 99 ,< ,
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Conform to 'County azd State reiui,rc,3+onts for on-
and afI Site improvemcrtt`s.
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Remove all trash, abandoned equipment and,''v —les.? and, surplus
*II material from the site before cle'velopment including waste
materials°on the sides of stream banks that lie tvathin the site
boundaries.,
8
Revegetate riparian areas where vegetation was° mpaire.d or removed'
for; development ,purposes. .Replant wx h native riparian. vegetati on,
if available► If natur°1 regeneration is likely, protect impacted
area with fencing. end. or. posted signs explaing, t}ie project: A.
profess�Qn.a1 botanist shall be consulted fQr reco,mmendataons.in.
the above mitigations: