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1. EARTH. win the proposal result in significant:'
in changes in
.h conditions or
a. Unst�.ble earn
b Disruton,so'struct�ixes? ----
; • , mpaction or '
diff Icemen co
cow
Jp
ovexc-ovel i. of the sail ,
c. Change n tapograph1� cr ground surface _
relief feattires"
d: Destructions covering` or i��odificaton of any
uni'Que goologi.c ox physical featuxe�? —
wxlld; or ijater- erosion ol~ soils,
e , Tnrxease in
either nn 'Or off-site?
of beach
Cht�in ;cs in depos''x.tiori or �eroSlon
szricls, or c,,laftges in siltatxari, deposition
or erOSicn Whic i may 1110difY the channel Of
the bed of the ocean OV
rIVer' or Stream or
ani, ba}, inlet or. lalo?
so
1 ime ag' �a ? � � s
Loss o� p"' xicultu1�.11 Productive
�..
Otits'ide designated urban areae
to colo �c
h Eposuxe of people ox pr0pc.xt, g g�
Ila2arc�s such as ;aaxthqualces, landslides, t txd-
s fides gl'aund .tailu e o r similar txa2a rds 7 ._. _..
AZF. 1�i11 t}se pxopesal result in substantial:
or detcrio7:�ttion of ambient
a, MIT emissions
wit, c� U Ci 1 . tv ? 4�rr.
Y Odors , s.mcake
t1.n of obj,ectxonable
b, Tile Grir�tL
ox fumes?
c.t��ratiotl of air IROVemeh't inoist.ure, ax
C}laTlge in G1ilnate y
tentp'elxatLite O1 any
IWATER, Will tile; ptoposal result in substantial
.
a, C}langcs in currents 0r the course or
d, stl�er
o �aatey mOVe�nents 7 n �5
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mal filar . Fresh water Y..
b Chatlge s �n absorption rzztes dr'dinaga patterns
orr t}ie tate and amount o:f sub"face rune i?.
c. iced fox off-site St1t ace dr'axnago impxove4
removal, channel-
nients' iatCludxrlg vog0t'tti.on
inst1atxon7_
-y
�atjan or culvert 'Al
dAiiOVIC;tiat s to t17e coux� e (it'f o1v of flood
i
terSy in t1 e at out t of Stjrfi1ce 'Water' `iii
C han
ftliscl 'r e into surface t�rctter� s or iii any
c�uai,Jt xttGlutiZng
ltch�`at i o u"d ice �uatoi` ,
but riot limited to'teiilp�`atcrre, ctissolvrd
4r gate oltlW
lteat�antc�lthe tailt~ct.ot1 y
1f �1u114i wat10rs
Gh n%t� i � g1`orin iJ
h� y t� t�l� C�Uarit
culler throng} Y1lxect adrirt ons o w th-
or t.irbu�)a int or'ci;' tort of rx
d�r-,j a
c"T by +�1I5 Clip o��ca1"at�t�11g y� ��-
ion an the aioiih o water otherwise
t:eu
nvailablr �a' public ivEttorrtppl<les'.
b �r� rtre 0r ptople. or pro e tyTLtoy/ rawer
i;* as X100
rt, a ed I a�w�Y �ici,
Y MAYBE No
4.'PLANT,LIPEA".11 the ,,
AbSubsa•
proposal result
C alt.ge in the .iversitl of 'species,
o'rnumber1
o ,n,v species of plants (including trees,
shrubs
, grass , crops,:, and aquatic plants
b. Reduction of the numbers
,,- . �--
oC ani una.qu�:, are
or enriangerea species of -plants?'
". Intxoriilction
of new species of r
plantsi
area, or ill a barrier to thnto all.
e
,normal replenish-
Aent o,t existin- species?
d•
Pecitiction III atrajge of any agricultural crop?'
S. NI�IAL. i,Iph. W111 the proposal result ih: substantial:
• Gnange in the di�rer$Ity
of specie, or numbers
of an�r species of animals (birds, land animals'
i!1.1Udillg reptiles,
fish and shell ft.,
11e 11 ILt111�C 61,g],a 1Ls'Ins O lns'eCtS�'�
b : !fie' uc t
On in the numbers' of-. any unique, 'rare
�r Clld iligered spot..'
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0 21211111 157.
Ill rad-ur tion of"11:eW Sp6eies of aninto
rt
,i ares, or' result in a bai•ribr to the migrati
or movement' of animals9 on
d: £?eteriOrEttion to elistiftg fish or `ivilc3life
habitatI?
No1SE tV� 11 the Proposal result in substantiax;
i. Ill' i:1 e:�isting
noise levels?
SUs
b, Br�osureof people to severe no%s levels,r
w
hx`�i[C`fi'1?�IJ K.'LAP r `
h �l the p r�opr)s�l pl'oducl,
s gn _ x0arS`t light ally giate'?
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B L:11�r 1� iiS the proposal result in, --- -
3u �t11Ci�11<- �►lt-T'altit�21
r - - '` -
a .,
tlt. pt-etlt or lani us,e of an drda? Planned
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��1a�"CC! C;.� L P� SCS U �t (:1a � : �V' x, l .l : t }l e
su sCana,.i J pr in
Int h-- late use Of ply-
1'esC)111't '
b ilepletzon op any non-j�enowftble natural
res�our�:,as
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10 , RISK pF IIPSpT, {Y11I the proposal nVOly
a. �1 risk
of extl.os%ori 0 the release of hazard.
Otis s�bst'In�:es Ci=nClurl�ng, but ,
not ixtn� ted tby
.
Oil . Gsticires13oinicals of radiation
.
event
o yin cdGident d'r 11psct tondition '?aI� the
b . Possible i nterfa l once
inti th cilli e'mergency'.
respon$e p,1 ri or emergent evacuation. Ptah?,
p
11: PopULA 1tlV • CYa 1) they proposal aJ `I
dnstr�b `tion JLCft,si't�r` i�l`p1 al t11e 1or� tiozi,
3 ,k'�1V h. '21te Of the 1iuma"
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110 U StUta.1,}It; Cax'oposal ciift-ec
til' C?'e It' ,# dt3i(jand t`t.lr hous�rt�,
additOCl,ill�hC�ufi'1 1�7�
y
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NO
13.
TRANSPORTATION/'CIRCULATION. W, 11: the „proposal
result in:
a. Generation of Substantial additional ve11-1e
muuement?
:.
b Effects: on existing parking facilities, or
demand for new Barking?
c. substantial i.-,,pact on existing transpoxtatign
SYS tens.?
dSignificant alterations to present patterns
of circulation or movement of people and/or
Bonds?
pr+�wu;G
4 •.
e Alterati�ans to �vaterboxne`, rail or air traf fi.c?
f. zncroase in traffic hazards to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or veclestrians"
1.4.
PU41C SERVICES:- 1di'lI the propria-1 have an e,ffe;Ct
U on o - -
p , ,�estllt: in a ner,:d foo nc.cv er altered
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g,overnmbntal services
a, Fire protection!
,
b.'Po l.tcft protection?
d r 01t er recreational facilities?
1,
e. o'i public CcI ud:"n,g
�s
f. c,tter govecnmental services'?'
15.
F, iY. 1V1!,1 the proposal result in,.
Jse of sub8tantial amounts. of fuel.or nerg)'?
1< ,lub!�tailtia1 increase in dehland upon exi$ting'
sources of on.evgy, or re iuife the development
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of nett sources of energy = - -
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UTTL1TTES WilI the irol�sal rest i t in a need for
nPw systems, or substantial alterations to the`
a. Paver or n � iara gas ?
._.._
ions systems?;
b . Communications
o = Wator
d , SeWer ` or ,sept1c tank?
�..;
e, Strorm water drainage?
f. Solid waste ani dispos,111
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tU�iAN.�It�L'l'li°� 11'x.11. the propt�sa�. res>lttll
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a, C- eatlon of any health ltauarcl or poter tiai
health battitd (oxclud n, Meal ia;l health)"
b: Sxposuto of people to potext ai health
1S ,
A88T 1' s'I SCS 1 . 11 the propos,a7 Ies�iit Ini�he
0 tiuctio'll of fly seen7c +ista or V 'e1+� open to
in
the public, oi• Iv111 the proposal result tht
ereat16ft of an Aesthetically oFfe3�sa.ite site tlpe t
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to public v3.ety
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