HomeMy WebLinkAbout050-130-005PLANNING COMM18AN SUMMARY.' 'SHEET FOR LAND 10VISIONS
AP,PLI.CANT Bob Wray Log#s6-04-15-01
ADDRESS' P.O. Box 702, Oroville, CA 95965
OWNER Same
PROJECT DESCRIPTION TPM to divide 5+ acres to create 3 parcels,
1 @ 2.25 acres, 1 @,1.1 acre & 1 @ 1.5 acres.
LOCATION on both sides of Dear Road approx., 1600' easterly of its
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intersection with Dean Place, Paradise area
ASSESSOR'S PARCEL XUMBER(S) 50--13-05
ZONING SR -1 GENERAL PLAIN Ag-Aesi PROJECT CONSIS'T'ENT?
GENERAL PLAN CONFORMANCE REPORT
DATE OF APPLICANT SIGNATURE
LAND CONSERVATION ACT CONTRACTS?...
DATE APPLICATION RECEIVEDApril 15, 1986
AGENT/SURV'E'YOR/CIVIL ENGINEER: Ron Graves
ADDRESS: P=O: Box 986, Orov lle CA 95965
DATE PLANNING` DIRECTOR'S REPORT PREPARED
ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION TATE FVILEb
DETERMINATION
AND GATENEGArTIVE DECLARATION �- DATE AbOPTEb
MITIGATED, 0 TION DATE ADOPTED
NEG. DECLARATION
ENV. IMP,ACTREPC7AT
DATE CERTIFx`Eb
STATE =.ARINONOUS,E No,
80B COMMITTEE MEETING DATE "
ADVISORY AGENCY HEARING DATE tb i
ADVISORY A08NCY ACTION� Z�
AEALEb _ PPEAL IIEAt� NC DATE
80AR0 ACTION
COMMENTS .OR PLANNING, DXRl1CTOR S REPORT `� ��, 4,.,,Vt
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BACKGROUND,1P 1F 50-13-05
i Navia o f Droporton't BOB WRAP
Aldi•cSS of Proponent and rellx'o1;ont•pt �iVILA (if 4Ippl ic•tblo)
zP.O Box 702 P O �L�crx &6
Oroville CA 95965
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i I.MANDATtlit1' PIN111Yq tileNIFXCANICi YIp�S f,U�'138 NO�
i. Does the project h1va tile potential to dohl�acle tho
titaalaty of tlae environment'.suhstantitilly red1u.t•
the habitat o1' it fisti Or 16.11111`0 species, cads,(" rl
fish or wildlife. po.11r1,1>tition 'to d'rop taallow se] C.
utO 11 Plant or
toustaining ininal canfl ni}lcductthe'
tOil num cretst-rict
ruor or
1111196 eats 111 1,11Mty e of entl,allge),ed i1l:ant• or animal Cal`
ell,lni.n:tltV inl;pUl'tant oxam lo,,; of the mmol~ pOriods
of callt"orilia iti�ltov.y ear Prehistory? x
h, hoes the proiect lithe t'ile ,lotollti-11 to ;�"IIi',o�l�a
�1atalft^t:4"1°ITI 'il'Lnurits to tho detriment of long-tQ11h_4
onl'iz eallltirntal glair? k.'l short-term 'Impact On the
env i vonlflent is one which oect1 rs in a relatively
brief` poriod of ti.111c, ltithile llatrt(•tt,rm imi.Iticts wili
ondure into tile,
ala t la rt ,) �
Itoos the project IlUvo IMPacts whack aro inaavidit-
ally Iiriited, but c(ilnulr ltively cons iderabtel (`A
project May Impact on tj�o 01, lnol,O ie.i to,
W110- o the, Impact till each rt;.sourl:e iq ett�ati el,
81111111 , but ivhero tho c ("I`oct Or t1le total, o1' thos
on l'itit
I " 9to drein111cltt is SigtiIica1 t,
lltl�r�trts,
d Does fliv p tt1 of t havo environmental e rrec:ts 'wh iell'
will. cruise sillistanti'al advorse cel'ractla on hlltntln
l'c�inl;.,, c•i111�4a liil'trc`t1 '
or iiidivvtt t-iw�)'
i i l . Cll�l I Il li lv 'l T{1i\ (To be k.mftpIvtvd,by the I,ead lilcincv )
�On tlr�ty iMSl.. lel" thl.s Initial o'i ii:ll,ltjoil«
1/10; find til( propumcd project C0111.li Nol, have
eyal the e c�ily i voninvilt, , timi tl Nii(;r�I 1T l :CT,AkATi 0 wi I -i1 ho rrepared ,
1111d that t110ough tho plltllot."od project�eell.li.d hLave a sig iff"
1.€int wfCcatt on ti,v em hollnit.`ll.t, T•h�cre Will not he a sl,g'j►jfleant
o rroct i,:ii th i , c,j$c! hoc -all o tile HTTTtle1'i' ON MHA8U►IiYS ties�h ila�d azi
01v attnchcd siloot 1i;1ve' i}e�csn-�ticidr;cl' tcl L'lrcr 111tlltet A NII-VIATMI
lar?(�I,.�1�1'i'i(1N i�'li I lae� pi•c11�a1 r.�c1
ilh!ti final the pl,*Oposcd pv.oivtt,t MAY iintro a sigul1ric.Ant orrect on
the Ont i'romnotit, and telt I-AIRONWiN�TAL IMPAC -11' 10111(i(T is votltl,lreci,
nAJ 1 . -May g, 19,86 ,. ("(I ml,y Cllr Tiv 1`Th, ilhtlir M; 011PARII'1`ltN7
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iU. 'ENVrIZONMENT'�.L�'A
III anat�,ott of all "yes" on attached sheet(s)) and '`iz:ayb " answers are required
I. EARTH. Will the proposal result' �.n significants YYFIS
a. Unstable
MAYBE NO
earth conditions or in changes in
geologic substructures?
b. Disruptions, displacemen6s, compaction or
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overgCoveringpogf theysoil?
c; Chan e >.n to o ra�zh er ground surface '-`�
relief of fea,t:u1'es
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d= Destruction, coverina hr moria Eication Of any
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unique geologic or physical features?
e. XnCrease in t+rindor
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Water erosion of st]il.s,
extlieT on or off-site?
f Chazages in deposition or erosion of beach,
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Sands, or changes in siltation, depos1tio'11
or erosion which may modify the channel o
river
a or stream or the bed of the ocean of
any bay, inlet or lake?
g • Loss of priMe agriculturally productive soils -
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outside designated -urban areas?
h Exposure
of people or property toeolo ie
hazards such as earthquakes, landslides,
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mud
s1J.des,g round .failure off` similar hazards?
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2. ATTR, Will the proposal result in substantial r
T7_Air emissions or deterioration,~ .-
'. Aiok ambaent
air quality?
b. The creation of objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes?
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C. Alteration of air movement, moisture, or ---
temperature, or any change in climate,.
loca. lly or regionally?
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a" tVVATER. Will theproposal' result in substantial
a, Changes in
currents or elle course or
direction of water Movements in either
Marine or fresh haters,
b Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns-,
or the rate and amount of sui•fa.ce runoff?
t : need. ,fol{ Off-site s1arface drainage impto,ve-
tiients, including Vegetation removal channel'-
i anon �
Or culvert installation?
d, Alterations to the ooulrse or flow of flood
rwate r °?
e; Cha.tige i;n the amotrnt of surface twator ill any
water body?
Discharge into surtaco waters, or in any
alteration of surface 'iira.ter
quality,,, in6luding
but not li.ihited. to tempora''turei dissolved
o z ren yg7 or turbiditylx,
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Alteration of the di.r Ctio'n or rate O �.
of ground waters I?
Chw ge in the quail,tity of ground Waters-,
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either through di.rooi: additions of frith
drawals, Or throug,11 jnte'J�CeVti.on Off' ap.
at'tule.r by cuts or
c-.,xc vati.tm;
i Reductio1l in the amoui t ofd iwator oto ertwi5e
l.a
ava bl.c ;dor pulaia.c grater supplioo
j 4 aypasur o>` poopl�e
o7° pro arty tt tdater
related hazards siichz its f boditi I
YES
MAYBE NO
4.
P ANT LIFE, 11"Ll 1 tIte proposal result in -substantial
a.Change' in the diversity of specie's, or number
of any species of plants (including trees,
,
shrubs, grass, crops) and aquatic plants)?
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ia. ReducCi.on of the numbers of any unique, rare
or endangered species of plants?
p - r an
C. Introduction of nenows ec�.e� of ]Wants. into
area, ar in a barrier to the normal replenish-
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mens of existing species?
1. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural crop?
S.
ANIMAL LIFEi Will the proposal result in substantial:.
T. C; ange in the diversity of species, or numbers
of any Species of animals (birds, land animals
including reptiles, fish and shell, fish,
_wit}ric organisms or, insects),?
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b, Reduction i.n the numbers of any unique, 'rare
or end,ange-vod species o•-` animals
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e. Introduction of new species of animals into
an area, o7• result in a barrier to the migration
or movement of animals?
d: Deterioration to existing fish or wildlife'
habitat?
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6.
NOISE, Will the proposal result in gubstank tlI,
Increases in existing noise levels? L
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'b : txposure of people to seve're< noise levels
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X,I JIT AND OLAR8. Will the proposal produce
Significant I"ght and .glare?
Will,result
�proposal
nned
suNstant� alaltera.ltionofthe present or,planned
land' use of an area?
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9.
NATUEAL RtSOURCBS Will the proposal result in
ubstant�.al:
a. Increase in the rage of use of any naturd,l
resources?
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b s Depletion of any non ton6wAble natural
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reso"nrces
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'RiSIK OV UPSET, WIL11 the proposal involve:
a it r,i k of explosion, or the release of haz.atd-
ous stlbstances EAcluding y b uf not limy tod to,
oil pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in tltc
event of an accident or upset conditions?
Possible interference with an emergency
response; clan, or emergency evacuatiwi pi.r►lt?
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1.
t10PUDATIO.N. Will the proposal alter tha location,
�l tri uC an, ensi.tv, 0r g owth rate of the i'kuman
iopu latiott?
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HOUSING, . Will the proposal a,ffoct existing housing;,
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ov c° eate a domana l:ot:; additional Wising?
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YES
MAYI�f
N0
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TRA.NSPORTATiON/CTRCULATION. Wil? the, proposal
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result in
a. Generation Of substantial; additional vehicle
movement?
b, Effects on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new
w parking?
Substantial
C. i, g
p tit
act on ex ,-In transportation�-
t ems ?
Sys,
d Significant alterations to -present patterns
of circulation or 11tovement of people and,/ox
goods?
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e: Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic? �`
Increase in traffic hazard's to motor vehicles,
bicyclists
or pedestrians?
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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?
d. Pa=rks or other recreational facilities;?
e, Maintenance of public facilities, including
roads'?
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f Other governmental services?
aC
IS
ENERGY: Will the proposal result in:
do Use of substantial amounts of fuel..or energy?
b Substantial al enc Mase' indemand upon e.< sting
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?`
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UTILrT1RS. IVill the propsal result in a need for
new Systems, or substantial alterations to the
follc;ngM
a, POWer or natural gas?
b6
Communications Systems?- -
c. �Vatex�
d' Sewer or septic 'tan$:Y
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e Storm water dxainage?
f:. 8,011d waste and disposal?
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17,
I-iUiAN. HEALTH, Wil". the proposal result ink
rear of any health hatard ter tential
1aea t1I Ila(elcludi.ng; m"ta healtll�
b _ F,'Cposur e of people to potential health
LK
hatards't
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.At8Vrrr�S, 1vi�li the proposal result in the
o �s
;.ruct16;h of an scenic vista. or view o' en to
the p 3 Y ,' �
ublit or will the proposal restilt in the
p. p
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crebtion of an aesthetically offonsiVe site: Open
to public v ewe
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YES
MAYBE No
19. RECREATION: SVi11 the proposal. resul t in an itiVoct
upon the quality or Qua x tit'y ,of' exist,i:ng zecreational,
oppottunit .es?
gip : CULTURAL EE50UAM .
a. N'i,11 the pxoposa,l result in the alteration
Of.or the destruction of a prehistoric or
hi storic archaeological s.to?
b. Will the proposal result in adverse physical
or aesthet c effects to a prel i,storic Or
hi-stori:c building, structure or object?
c. Does the proposal have th:e potential to cause
a ph s ral change which wovI6 a:rfect unique
ethnic cultural values?
d. 11111 the proposal restrict existing religious
Or sac -Lid lases 'within the potential impact
area?
V DISCU5510N' Op ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION: AP 50-13-05
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