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HomeMy WebLinkAbout055-290-039L,t1i ,.IT., ENVIRONMENTAL;. IMP CTS TT) panations o a eyes" and �'!maybe" answers are reguireii on attacYed, sheet",$)) ; , YE l: EA`RT'H Wil. the p ogosal result in S-ignifscant:`— MAY-k:'N0, 1 f a. nat,able oarth' conditions or in, changes in ;geologic: s;ubstructtrpis ? X` b. Dlis,rvptions,_ 'overooverin f d sipzacemewt, .comp,act on or, o °the' soil? cil Change in topography. or.igr,ound, suxface . eo.tures 761 d'. Destruction c;oirering or kodiiicatzon o an o Y I geologic or ;physical � ea 'ur&S e. increase AJR wind of water exvsaon of.'so,ils; s ezthe:r on or.,off, site? X, £. Man in indepos1tiron ;or erosion of ibeach` sands,, or changes 'in silt'ation, ;deposition or eros enwhich may modify the �cliannel o a river car 5:tream or the: bods. of the .ocean or `bay; any inlet'' or lake? g. boss -,.prime -a cu prct ire. 'so.i.ls outside 'designated urban areas? h. Exposure of, people for propArt. to geologic hazards.such as earthquakes, landslides, mud- slti.de.�,, ground faiI to or similar hazards? 2 ; ATR. 1Ni11 ,the proposal, xesult in substantial;, T-7 Air emissions or deferi.Oration 01 ambie, nt air ,aualit,y? b. The creation of oble,ctionable odors, smoke or fumes? it., Alteration; of air movement, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate, x ]oc'ally or regiorialiy? 3. WATER.. Will the proposal result in substantial: a. Chai,�ges in cuxrents, or,the, �courSe or; . d�.�ectian of wetei' ;ryovements, ift either marine or ;fresh waters?° b. Changes iT; absorption ratesd.ranage pattern, or the rate and amount of surface runoff?' aC C. Need ;far o"ff-siL-e 'surface drainage improve- ment`s Mluding, ve'geta'tion reinortal, `channel- zato �, n i�.culvert ` ans,tallate' d. Alteratjo'hs to the course or flow of flood taaters? k e . Change in, the amount of surf ace }cater in any water bad t. DLscli g.y� are into surface latex , or in, 'any , alt'erataon o+f, surface water quality, including . , but not li�mit;edoeinperature,. dissolved 9:0901, or .'turbidity'? g: Alteration;.of the direction or rate of flow of ground waters' h, Change �n the quant; ty or quality o :gxourid.' waters, either,' through°:,.dire'ct aditians, or w� th` drawals;, or through �ntercept:ion of an aqui fex by cuts or ex'cay ativns ? i.. Rerluc ion. a.n the, amount � of water other rI mailable" ;for public water supplies? �( . j. Exposure of pe ele or property to water r:ela.tec� hataxds such as flooding?' �- - YES M'(A .. 4 P,LAIdT the•praposal resultn `,5ubstantl,al: a. C1 ange..In the :diversity, o ,species, or numver. of any' spe'czes of> 'plants (ix chiding Aree-s shrubs ; grass— crops , Ail aQuatic plants) :t' Re,ductio"n&f� the,' numbers o ,any' unique., or. en species 'o In] ants? c. Tntro`duct.ion .off nrw, species ,o.f giants` into an area.,' ox iTCA barr,e'r to the .normal replenish� , a , ment °ref exzs'tinG d. Reduction' in, acreage—o. ally 'ag cul'tural o'p"? iC 5 . , ANIMAL LIFE..Ti.i� the ,proposal : result in substantial: I a. Cang:e an'the diuet-s i, y o' species, or nunber5 .; of any speciesof, animals "(ba,xds, land a>amals including reptiles fish ,and ',shell f sf�, tienth is 'organisms �ox inse,ct�s) ? b. eductIon n the num'ber`s of < any una.gUe rare or endang.exed ;spe,ca.es o� ari.imals,? c. Int`noduct on o� newt �spec�,es, o '.a'na.mai nto . an' axea, ' or r4''Su7 >r' n a b`arxier t0 the iTligr`ation PrL mo:vgment oX animals? d, petexiom ion to e cist�ng' dash, or w ,ldli e .. habitat, b. NOISE. Will the proposal resu!t in-substantial.; a. Increase- in existing -noise b. E:cposure of peopleto severe noise levels? 7. LIGHT AND GLARE: Will, the proposal produce signixcant light and glare? �._. .;Xc 3. LAND' USE: Will the proposcl' result ina_ substantial- alteration of t1le present or planned, , land use of an area? 9. NATt)RAL RE 8 OUR CELS'l jl,. Wi11 the pr.-oposal resu,. in subs.tan.tal: a. Increase an the -rate of use of ally natural " rosot�r,oes? b. Depletxgn of any non-renewable natural resources?' 10. RISK OF UPSET. Will the proposal. involved . a. Arise of eXplosiq;n.or the release of ha` aid= ous substiances (incl,uding,, ;but not ,limited to, oil, pesticides, chemicals; ox :radiat on) in the event Of 'Cin acaiden.t or upset conditions? b. "Possible "in.terf'e'rence with an emergericy: response. plan, or eme.rg;ency ;evacuation plari? � 1.1: POPULATIO 1_: , t!1ill the prop�os�al a.ltex t:he. loc�at�o> �; str bum on;. density, or growtha'te o the human population? -7-=- 12: IOrJSINC:' Wi11 the proposal `affect existing housing, or create a .deman.d fo, - a,dditional h:oits ing? `.MAYBE, W YE5 .NO TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION;; , Will l the, propos;a� { result in a. Generation of subs'tant-al additional vehicle -movement? b . Effects °on existing 'parking facilities demand for new parking;? �C c. Substantial impact on existing tran.s;po.rtation d. Sign ficant alterations to present.p;att'erns of circulation yr movement of people and,/or goods? x e. Alterations to waterbotne, rail or air traffic? . £. Increase in txaffi d hazards tomotor vehicles,, bi.cyests Or pedestrians ; I4. PUBLT SERVICES. W�11the''propisa:L'hawe an e Efect upon, or resultn a need for ne�v or altered. governmental sery ces:' 'a. _Fire protection? .' b, Police protection? C. Schools d.: Parks or other recreational facilities?' e. Maintenance of public facilities, including roads? LqL f. Oti;er governmental servicecs? 15. INERGY L Will, the proposal cesult in ; 'of a' - Usesubstantal, z,al amounts of fuel ,.or energy? b. Substantial itGrease in demand upon existing sources of energy, or require the development Of new sources o1 -energy? 16 . UTILITIES . WI1 the proposal. result in a 'need fol new'systems; or substantial alterations to the following: a. Power or natural gas,?0. ` ?� b., Communications systems? c. Water availability. d.. Seiner' Or'septic tank? e. Storm water drainage? f. Solid waste anti d1sposa'l? `--�-. 17. Wil'7 the proposal result in: a..C re�at on of any health hazard or potential 'hazard health (e�eclllaifig mental health) ? b . exposure of people o potential. ;he'alth hazards? 18. AESTHETIC�S. Wi I 'the proposal resul in the o �sT ructxo� of any sc6nl vista o'r vi.ew open to the public; or will tk�e proposal result in th'e creation of an, aesthetically oflensirre site open to publ.Yc vier? j 4 YEcl- nIAYRE NO 19. RECREATTUN, jdiZl t}ie px•`oposal result in ar impact upon the c{ua] i.tyor quantity of eXis. recreat,idnal apportui X aes? Z0. CULTURAL �2ESOURCES. � .� a:WTI the proposal xe`suZ t rx the al to �ataori ` the estruat� a`:� "or , ci%x' of prehistoric his.tortic' arcaeoZ�ogzcal si`te? X_ III t]ie proposa:1: resZt ,irt 'aiiverse Phys; ctt or aestheti c efec.ts to a'prehstor>c or h� storic bui lc�i ng; struc Luxe or obi ect? ,y c. poen t,h6 proposal ha�re th�p potentia to `cause A.`physjcal change wtii:ch wo iid affect iznx uc ethnzc,. cultural �talues'� d, .'Will the prgposaZ'restrirt existing,'xe"1igious or sacred uses th s with in epotential, impact ,area,. 1)I8GUa570w',Ov,M. RONW.NTALr.EVALUATION AP-55-29-39 See attached, lk a y: Appl i cant:. , Pastor Val en'c i' anti A�:scssor •s 1'ar+cel 55-2-59; Log DANA. SHED A Pro�'leat De' cr+ i P -b j on 7 .'- Type. .of Pro;jcact Tentat i +Ie Parca 2. 8r'Qf bescri,ptiora: Dividing approximately'? acres into dour parcei s,, two o i 37 acre each; orje ot^_ 1 ."5 anr� andi one, -of aporox i mate 1 y 5 acres .: S» Location: On the southeast corner of Pentz Road and W i l dern�sss. Way t n dj i the r* Faase arca, .. „ 4. Proposed Dent ty of Devel`,opmer►t: nfa , 5 »; Amount of'.trapery i bus. Surfaec i ng= Paten i al l y:r7? Acc.,ess and Nearest 'F'tabl i c RoaciC. s) = Property fronts an Pe 4. ' Road . 7. Method of Sewage Di sposal.: I'nd i v dual se --0 i c..s0ystQ�ns. 8» Source .of 6nlater Supply: Lime $addle Community SerYi.ces, District. 5. Prcax-mi° of Powe ' 'nes Y i' !- _ To. property 10. Potent 1ai for further land div -s -ons and, development: Potential1y intense Commercial development'Under ex,istinci zonL ng '' B Fnv irc r�r�ental Stitt i nra - Physical Env i t2nment =. 1 . Ter^ra l n a. G�:naral Tnpo9raphti6, Character: 'Re lative1Y fila ridgetop area. b» Slopes: c - k evait i tjn : Approk 1 motel y 1,640 feet,. d. Limitin Factors Nene. 2. Soils' a. Types and Character i'ii; Al k en Soil Seim i'es,nera l l y we11 dralnbd2 with mo M' slow ,permeability' en soils from 60, to 140.. deep b. L l rn t i rig Factors.; ModE;rate 1 y ;s low permeal� i 1 i tlr a» Natural Hazar�dp of the Land - a. Earthquake bane: Moderate Earthquaka,Intlansity'Zone. Vxlz. b wrQS r r:'Ci ,Patent r al. » i".l yh....:; c» .Landslide. ` Potent d. Fire.,;az6r dc ­H111,9KII e -1:-Fitpan" § i v'tj So 3 "i Potent'i a I =`� Moderate . 4.' Hydrology a» Sur'l ace Ws' dr-," None 0-s'i te, b: Groundwater:` U'' no nk wn; potential 1 y 1 i m ited.' c. Drainage Characteristics: Land drains generally south a'd east to a dra'i nage,way that dr^a i ris nta ',K,unl' Res'ervo 1 r to the,. south, di mately 5Q" . d., Anrtival .E2a i nf; ] l (nornipl .) = ' 'A ow m - ting Factors:'` S-borfri lira i hinge fac; TA ties ... i'sua l /sC6n..j .c Gina l i W« 6 K > Acoust i d 'dna l ty, Good . - ' B i ra l o�ca �„'ca'1 °En�,i'ronment S. Vegeta- i ori « Gr`ass©s Whit e eaf Mannan i ta, -:Po.i son ilak Ponderosa Pine and. Cil i forn i a Edi lo D k. 9. " Wi 1;d 1, i -.fe Nab;1 tate Non-6e,I t i cal doer herd area 'far the Bucks Mountain Deer Herd Cal tut -ah En, vi ran" men t 10 » Ar 'haeo l iag i ca l and Hi'stor`ical Resaurcc s i rt the 'ar*ea High 5E:1nS i t i �rl'i tj/ ',.arec"YL. 11 Butte Chunty tzerlera 1_ `P 1 an" cies � gnat i on Camrmerc i a) tr,ansit:loning Into Lm.; Density Residential. 1,21 ex 11 st i h'g Zcrn i nb i H- C . 13» Exi stl n.g Land Use on -=site: Mobile, ,home .par^k cin s 14,- e, ' restaurant's and ,a rest dent i _m 1, use. 14 Surrounding Area, a. Land Use Commercial , church single-f"atn i,1 y dWel 1 i ng5, bw Zori 41 ng:ARMH-1 ,, H -C o P -AC ( PUD J ., c. Gen',.. Plan dasi gnat Ions.' Co.mmerc t a',1 and Low Denei tY f�esident ial. d. Parcel 15i xe:O 1-181 f -acre" parcels up to 1,0 -acre porcel S. b. Popu'i at i,on: ubUdent 1 a 1 -dorls t i go. r ` 15» Character'- of Site and Aria: EX i st i no commercial anj �1. res' dent ial deVe;7 opment . al m.,q the hi eu by eo.rr i dor. 16 NeijirestUroan Area: Paradise:. 17» Rei)avant SFaheres of Influence Pa,I^ad i 5e, L' i me Sadd'1 e Community Services, D stri-c.t. 15 TmprovementS. Standards Ur -ban Area No:. 19» F i rel Protea: t i on Sery i dee- ' a. ' dearest Coiarity, C State) F i're Stat i on : Seasana 1 Shat i :on #35; nor, ther, Paracj i se; Vql unteer Statl on #34 i n Magal 1 a°' Year-round 5'tation #3S in Paradise Pines. b. Water Aval 1 obi T i.ty:1_ i me` Sa.ddl e CommUn iyeryl cps District hyrirants neark5y a 2b , SdhooIs!A Area: par^adisa Unified School IS rict, ' -8-