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'NTAL
ENVIR6N' CTS
77p lizations of 70:17 .11ye,sll and 4may e
b' answers :are,,reqpxred
on attached, sheet' S)")
YES
1. EAW T14, e D"r- -1, ican
opos.al re'su .:t, in s-
ign
MAYBE NO
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a;h conditions .6-r' in, changes in
gP0'.;,Ppi substructure.s.T.
b,.:DIsrupabns displacements to o
ov6,rcovering of Aip" 9 s o`al'?
CI Change,intopography or ground 'f
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reliefeatures?" "
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ti, 0, 1 covering - 0, poci'I Ic" , ,any
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unique-physical'�-featur es
ogic 0 I-
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e., Increase 1S9
in' Wind or.;Water
,eTOS10,n'p soil
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oitheTon or off-S.Itel
f Ch a fi 'ge:, .9, - i i i deposition or ieTOS-10 n of, bead
An's'O'' or "changes si at i on. eposition,
0r1qsicn. 'which may ,modify the, chaiiel of
river. , p stream or the, bead. of the ocean or
I aini el
any bay, et or hake'?
.of
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Loss, prime' agTicultU17611Y, productive s,o A
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outside designated ur-ban areas"?
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h'. . uL're 01 pe,6,e or propertyto
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geologic
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hazards tuthas earthdlaket' Iands1i etI mu'd -
slides,grotnd failure 0r similar hazatds?
2.: Will the pto,Pbs.al result' t In s 4b stantia
a.'Air emii Ions o'rri
d,e'te o a ion of ambient
air duality?
b. T of o
110, Creation objectionable odors, smoke
or fumes?
ci Alteration of air movement, moistures or
temperature, or day change in clitateO
locallyorIn
re-gi all
6_ y,
3. WATER. Will thep OP r o8,aj.- result it tubs tafttial -
a. Changesj.h- qtrrOnts, :o r, the Course: or
dateraa're`otion of movements in,either ,
marine r fresaters?'
X,
b. Changes rates �, nage- pqtte
t a i rns
or the fate.!and amount of suifat-erunoff?;
:for
it., Need surface d vain -age, improve- I
ftientt- including -t ati o' -10,val I channel-
Lng: � vege A re
i,tat--Iori or - culvert'insj. ta` ?
.
d,, Al-tvlr�atlo'ns to the 9 course ��r flaw of flood
WAte'Vs
e4 ft
go in. the., amount of surface water any
water body!
,
Discharge intosurface w'q
tdt8 6 r an any
altot'atibfi ofsurfacesurfacewat,' water; quality,-- 1hclud
Ing
but not limited to .tempexati�_re, ,dissolv'ed
q, z gen. ot', tur bi Cii, tv
t 9 e� "dilre
g6, Alterati,dri o'. h Ate
n. o
qtio r 0, flow
of 9T(ou:Rd, wat6tt,?
,e L,.:L
Ch tof ground
4ng n the quaitti, Y, -waters
eitherr-through direct additions ons,0 Ii- t. h
h' t
W S through in ercep don OL a,A
byGuts q excavations?
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i,, Roduttion in ,amt CAL water 0'th e,VW;l s e,
available.'dor -public war
p P6
Exposure of people op e or p r
'as
related hazards such flooding,:.
y SES mAYSE''
Nb
4:
RIANT,,, IFE. Wx11_ the p,roposal ,result in substantial•
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a� ange, in the daver.s;ity ;of,.spet:es, or nxmber
of :dny speciois .of: ';,pl,ants (, nchldl.ng ;.t"rees ,
� '{
shxubs ,; .grass,,, ,crops,j and aauat;;ic pa.::tis) ?
X
b. Reduction rot'°the ,numbers 'of, any un,laue,, rare '-'-
't
Qr , endangered species of A' '?
�(
°ci almtroduct ion, of. new species of plants .into, an
area;, or, 'in, a,barri r. to the normal reptenish-
ment of existing specaos?
d. Reduction in acreage of any ag:xacultural;,c,op;7
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ANIMAL LIFE ." Will the. proposal;. result in subs,-
a. C afi nge— n 't. 'd,jVersa.ty of species, ;or ` 0 tbers
of any" species of animals (bi.rds, land animals
"including. rept les,' E'zsli and ashen fish '
behthic organi6nts , or insects) ? 9LK
ion n.f"any'bReductnunique; rare
or" 4endange-r.ed .§pecZes cif aiamals'�
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cIntToduc zonof new. species of`,animals into
i the migration
an area or result an a barrier to
ter .movement of animals?
d. netez fo,ration° to, �exis fbig , fish: or vi'ldl ife
habitat
6.
NOISE. Will the propasaI result in substantial:
a: ncreases ano existing noise levels?
b. Expo ure> of p:eop:l" to evexe noise 1eve1 s ? -'
X
7.
LIGHTP AND CLARE. _ Will the; proposal produce
_11—gh
sXgnli.cant. t and :glare?
8:
LAND tJSE. Will the,proposaJ result in a,
`su`�stantial alteration of itfie present ox' planned
land use of an area? X .
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9.
NATURAL RESOURCES;: Wall the proposal,. 0.sult in
su octant 1 ;,
a. Increase,,+in the rate c use of any natural
resources?,
b. .Depl;etion of any tion -renewable natural
xesairces?
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10.
RISK OF UPSET Will theI p o osal, ii�rolve:
a. A ris: of explosion or the release of hazard-
.ous substances (including, ;but not invited to,
oil, pesticides,„chemicals;-or xadiatign) in.the
event "af an accident or upset' coriditions7
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b, poss.ble . inte'rfererice with an emergency
response plan, ox emergency .evacuation plan? _._
2L
11.
POPQLATI'ON. Wi17 the' pr"oposal "alter the` ldcation>
istr z u;tion density, "or grown rate of the human
population?
L2.
HOUSING. Will th,c proposal affect oxisting housing.,
or,create a'demand for additional housing? I 1 9
4
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F
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YE5.
MAYBE NO
l3.
TRMSPORTATION/CIRCULATION,. will t proposal-,
result n:'�
a. Generation ofsubstantial add itj* orie'] vehicle
movement?
Xc,
b. Effects on existing :par Ing fac;alitaes, 'or,
demand for ,new parking?
Ing,
c. Substantial,,. -
u stantaal 'impact on
systems?�
d• Significant alterations to present patterns
rf circulation or movement of peopleand/or
0---) ds?
x
::sterations t;o waterboxne, rail or air trafirxc?
f. Tncrease`in traffic hazards to motor vehicle;s,
-'`
bicyclists''.or;pedestrians?
14.
PUBLIC SERVICES. will the proposal have a�, efieet
upont or result in a need for new or altered
governmental "services:,
a• Fire protection?
b. Police protection'?�
C. Schools?.
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
..�.�»
e. Naintenance of public facilities, inc lud; ng
roads?�
f. Other governmental, services?
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x
15.
ENERGY.,Will the proposal result in:
a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel.or energy?
b• Substantial in in demand upon exis`ing
sources of energy;, or require the development
Of new sources o.- energy?
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16.,
UTI`LiTIES: i!lill the propsal result in a need for
new, systems, ;or substantial al.t.era,t,ons to the
following:..
a. Power or, natural gas?,
b. Communications systems,?--
'Water
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X
c. auailabili:ty,
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d. Sewer or epic tank?
)x
Ow Stott water drainage?
f. Solid waste and disposal?
17.
HUMAN HEALTH, Will thbl,ptoposal result in:
a. CreatYon'of any health hazard or potential
aieaith hatard' (excluding, mental health) ?
b . Expoture 'of people to potential health
haxarcts?
18.
AEST:HETTCS� Will the ro Po result
P P in the
o structa.ori o`fP any scenic vista or va.ew' dpen't.o
the" u b1 c... �o� T w'�
p X11, the proposal res;u�lt in, the
creation' of,an' aest:het�scally offensive sato open
to public view?
YES MAYBE,NO
?9. 'RECREATION, Will the p�co�os.al result in an impact
upon' he uali't ar ,.{uantity of existing xecreationail -
- opportu�i;ties.? ,
G . CULTUMR L �RESOURCE'S
a WZ1Z : t,�e pragosal result in, the alt.eratign
sof or thea desttUdtion, of a prehistorxcor
b. wizl;the proposal result in adverse plies cal„
o aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
�,.
h� stor'icbuilring, structure o' nb ct?�
c Do'crs "tha proposal shave 'the �potwitial�_ to .cause �"`�"
•; ��
a physIda I change which ,woul,d affec�e unYc{ue
ethnic c�iltural valixes?
d, Wild: theproposal gest ict existing religloUls
or sacred;,uses i.thin the potential impact
area.,
V. DiSCUSSIQ OF ENVIR'O'N' ENTAL. EVALUATSONk
AP 63-25-05
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APPl�cant=` Robert Terrilll Assessor's Parcel 41
Log
DATA SHEET
A. P-rti LnrCt DC3_"it�tl ort
I.
Type 0f Project: Tentative Parcel Map,
2.
Brief.:Descripton: Dividing 39,:x}5 sores to cz�sat three
parte] s, one of S+ acres, one a:f 15'+ acres, and sine of 1 0+
acnes..
5,
Location : On. both ,sides, Of 81-ackhotiry Roads appro�simately
3000 ;north its
.feet of interrsection with Crown Point Road, in
the ForestRanch area:
4.
5.
Proposed, ,Density of Development; 10 acre`s pe`r' dwelling unit,
Amount of TcrtPervio.0
6...
Surfacing.. Minimal.
Ac cess and ,Nearest ;Pub1 c 'Road(s)i Via F3lackberry Road
and.
Cr,' owrt Point Road ipproximate.1 ) r
3B, I/2 miles to estate Highway
7.
8.
IIel-,hod of. Sewage DisPGsal = Individual .l septic systes
Source`of Watery
94
SuPn1Y: Individual wells,
pr^oxiInity of Power Lines: To
10'.
property.
Potential for further land divisions ,and _developinent: Nine
under .exi.s,ling ,zoning.
B. Erwirorimerrtai 'Settiii�
�'hy'sical E*�Viroi7r2ent: ,
1.
Terrain
a• General Topographic°CharacterE Rugged canyon land nd
Canyon.botjw'om a
b.: Slopes; Mostly. 30 to 50X. slopes and greater. Some. areas
of
more gentle slopes exist along the.canyon.,bottom that
may be suitable for homesitos,
c. Elevation: 1210-1680 feet above sea level.,
d, Litrti,tiiig
Factors: Excessively steep slopes on 'the
majority cf the property..
a. Types and Characteristics: Steeper ar�eas:,Gobleighy Los
Gatos? Supan., Supan
(Land Flow) soils.
moderately slow to 'N gettera l'y
permeability and Well drained,
Canyon.;bottim: Gaviota acid Colluvial land, 0, tmiRed
rack and
generally moderately rapid to rapid permeability,
well dr�airied,
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b. Limiting. actors': Sigw pei^meability on 0. eeper'`
Natuna]Hazards
of the Land
E'arthquske 'Lone: Moderate Earthquake Zone `VIII,
b. Ero:si.on Potent-3 a1: Generally moderate, to high.
c, L'ancislide ljetental: Moderate,
d. Fire iard;Hi_.gh..
e.EXF;dhsive Soil Potential` I,ow.
4 ,
Hydr,}1 ogy
a, Surface Water: Little [hico Creak traversesthe
prgperty.
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