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YES MAYBE
NO
ro osaf result in substantial':
�„ PLANT RIFE. W3.11 the P P o� species, or number
div
a. tinge in the trees,
of any species o plants'(includin tants)?
and aquatic p
--
rass , crops , rare
shrubs , g unique
b Reduction of the numbers of any
d species of plants?
esp
eor ndangere
Introductioin of neW species of plants ilea sh
'.°eplenis-
c.
area, or in a barrier to the normal
men- of existing species?
acreage of any agricultural crop?
d' Re in
LIFE. Will the proposal result in substantial;'
S, ANIMAL 0f species, or numbe�cs
dive. rsity
a. C tinge in the land animals
shelds ,l fish,
o f any species of animals (bi:she
including 'reptiles, fish and
bentllic organisms ox insects) ? unique',. rare -`—'
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b . Reduction in the numbers of any _
o'r, endangered sp eczes o£ animals? -----
animals into
C. Introduction of new sp _
result in a barrier the migration
or
an. area, — _—
or movement, ofanimals? fish or wildlife
d. Deterioration to existing
habitat?
os'al result in substantial:
6. I30ISE. jdill the prop levels? ----- ---"
-- creases in existing noise
of people to severe noise levels?
b. Exposure
LIGIiT AND CLARE. Wjii the proposal produce
7signs scant light and `glare?
g. LAND US Will the. proposal result in a
su stantxal alteration of the p resent or planned M
i
land use of an area?
NATURAL RESOURCES: Wall the proposal result in
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suhstantaal:; natural.
in the rate Of use of any :
a. Increase _
resourcesnon-renewable natural
b. Depletion of tiny
resources.
10. RISS OF UPSET. W111 the proposal involve:
or the release cif hazard-
A x explosion
a . but �: not' limited to ,
ous substances (including, In the
or radiation)'
esticdes, chemicals
oilitions'set ond — -�--
or up
event of an accident
b.; Passible interferener
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respon a plan or; em gen* evacuatgoncplan?
o osal alter the location;
11 POPULATION..' Wnsiti}�.,pi p. e human
or, growth rate Of t
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str�.
popu?
ra os a� affect e�tisting housing,
1 HOUcreate forpa ditonal housing']
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. Yir5 MAYBE
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a 13. TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Will the proposal
xesult in
a. G ineration of substantial additional vehicle
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movement?
b. Effects on existin parking fac�.lYtes, or
ig,
.demand for new parking?
c Substantial, impact on existing transportation
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systems?
d.; Significant alterations to present patterns
of circulation or movement.of people and/ox
goods?
e. Alterations to waterborne,rail or air traffic?
f.. Increase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or pedestrians?
. 1 have an effect
proposal
14: PUBLIC SERVICES. �+�ill the ro a
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upon, or result in a need fot new or altered
governmental services,
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a. Fire protection?
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b_. police protection? --
c Sch ools^
d. Parks ax other recreational. facilities?
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e: Maintenance of public facilities, including
roads?
f. Other governmental services?
ENERGY. IM! the proposal result in: energy?
TUse of substantial amounts of fuel ,or 4
,
b: Substantial increase in demand upon existing
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy'?
16_: UTILITIES., Wi11 the proposal result in a need for
substantial alterations ta: the
new s:stems, or
y
following
a. Power or natural: gas?
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b Communications systems.,
c, Water ;avaalabi.I:ity: _
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d. Sewer or Sep tic tank?
e. Storm water drainage?
f. Solid waste and d4 posal7
17. IJM i'HEALTH. Will the proposal result in:
reation of any health hazard ox potential
(�
;.
' ml health)?
health hazard (excludingenta
heap}►,
b'. Exposure of people to potential
haz�.trds'�'
1$. AESTHETICS;. TNa.,1X the priipoal 'result in tike
ox view open to,
o struct�on-of .any stenid vista
the pt�bl:ic, or; will:' the propoaal result in the
creatjon of an aesthetically° offensive; site open
to pUbli G View?
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do
IRS
MAYBE. NO
19.
�ECRE,A'!'i�i�{►i xl the proposal' T-esult in an impact
on the quality or
quantity of existing recreational
opportunities?
CULTURAL RESOURCES.,`
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a". Will the proposal result .in the alterat-ion'
of or the destruction
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of a pr1.ehistaxie or
historic archaeological site?
b
Will the proposal result .in adverse $hys9eal
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
historic building) stiructure or object?
C6 Does the proposal have the Poterit:al to cause
a physical,ehange'which
would affect unique'
ethnic, cultural values?
d. Wixl"the Proposal restxi.ct`. existins, l•P zgious
or sacred uses within 71 1
-area? the pot^d1 impact ,.
V. DISCUSSION _ OF Fr VIRQ*fENTAL' EVALTtA VTnN
AP 58-50-26 '
See attached.,
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b. Groundwater: Existing well taps deep aquifer.
c. Drainage Characteristics= Site drains southeast to
Hodapp Creek.
d. Annual Rainfall (normal,). - 50-55" .
e. Limiting =actors=
5.
Visual/Scenic Quality Highs :near 'Lake Oroville Recreat1on
Area,
6,.
Acoustic duality". Low aml3lient noise 1 evel s,iefl t'h intermittent
traffic and sparse residential' use.
7.
Air Quality" Moderate to high.
E3 i o 1 on i cal Env 1 ronmente
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Vegetat i on = Oak Woodlands Digger Pines, grad s l and, r I parr l an
vegetation near creek.
'9.
W i l dl i fe Hab i tat;' . Upper Sonoran Life Zone cri ti cal winter
deer range for the Bucks Mountain Deer Herd,
Cultural' Eny'i ronment:
10.
Aechaeo ogicaal and Historical Resources'In the area:
ArchaeologlCqlL survey preVlously done; no recorded sites on
thi is portion, of the original parcel', AP 58-50-21
11,
Butte County General 'tan designation: Foothill Area
Res'i dent i al .,
12.
Existing zoning: FR -5:
13.
Existing Land Use.on-site. House and veterinary clinic under-
construction: previously used for grazing land:
14..
Surrounding Area;"
a. Land Uses: Rural hartesites With accessory agricultural
uses, primarily maintenance of livestock including
cattle, horses and goats,
br Zon Ing., FR -5, FR -1 0, FR -SFO.
c.. - Gen. P1 an des;ignatiana- �'oothiill Area Residential.
d. ".Parce l 51 zes::
P„ Popul rat 1 qt1 % Very low Idens 1 ty .
15.
Character of Site and Area:
16.
Nearest Urban Area;. Qrov i; l 1 e, 20 Iii i l esr; Farad se, 15 M4 l es .
17.
Rel avant Spheres of tnfluence:
18.
Improvements Starida;;,ds Urian Area:
19.
PT, re.Protect.on Service:
a. Nearest County (State)" Fire Sttition' Volunt eei' Stat i -4n
437 on ConccaW Road, Seasonal 'Station 436 at Jarbo GaiS,
Volunteer Stat! on. #S8:.'t Lake Conco_w:
b . 4Satetw Ava i ,1 aka i l i ty : F i re truck cap i �y , Wel 1 , pond
it n $00 feet across lel son Bar Road.
20.
Schools ` i n Area;
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58-26-21
Lothar &
58-50-06
Heather Guitschuss
6672 View Acres Dr.
Norman Willi
17 419
Paradise, CA 95'969
Nel sanams
Bar Rd.
Orov11e1 CA 95965
58-26-22
Lothar &
58-50-07
j Heather Guitschuss
4?.
Donald & Deloris
Williams
Dart St.
Loma Linda, CA 92354
11451 Nelson Bar Rd.
Oroville,
CA 95965
} 58-X26-23
F Lothar &
5$-50-20
Heather Guitschuss
Virgil & Antonette
Yelland;
6672"Acres Dr.
Paradise, CA 95969
11269 Nelson Bar Road
Oroville, CA 95965
58-26-24
Friedrich &
► 58-50-221 etc.
Beverly Muniaerts
1124.3 Nelson Bar Rd•Pearl
Worcester
r Orov 11e„ CA 9596.5
" Otoviovi ^-age, Coach Lano
lle,
CA 95965
d 58-26-25'
Stanley &
58-50-26, etc.
Ronna Worcester,
11228 Nelson Bar Rd.
Leola Lunt, et al
OroVille CA 95965
,
13.1 Sunset Drive +
Hollister,
CA 95023
58-26-30, etc,'
Ronald & Barbara58-50-26
Krusemark
1 William Norton Lyman
11219 Nelson ',Bat Road
Oroville CA 95965
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P•0. Box 623
Durham, CA 95938
58-26-31
58-50-Og
Terry Gilbert
P-0- Bo:t 18,8,
LYnn LTD
Forest Ranch, CA 95942'
42574 Remora St.
Temecula., 'CA
5`8-26-55
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58 -5p -1Q
Pearl Moore
11489 Stage Coach Lane
Francine Patton.
42574
Oroville, GA 95965
Remora St.
Temecula,
CA 5239'a
58-=50-0.3, etc.
]twin Moore
11443 `Nelson Bar Rd:
Orovil,le, CA 95965
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1140$Nelson: Bar Rd,
Orovi11e, CA ;95965
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