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ENVIRONMENTAL CHEM ST ]ORM
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Log If 86=12-05-06
I .13AcxGRouNn AA # ` 68-36-113
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Name o -C prop"onent?3E'T"Ty, 5SMpadtL
2.
Address o, proponent and repre�senta,tive (if appltcab] ej"
i1s5el,a Avenue P.O. Box 986
Laquna.Beadh, CA 92651 Orovj.11e, CA 959.65
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Pvojett descriptionTentative Parcel Map !
II. I�lI�NDAfi01tY PYNI)iNGS_OF S;T!fsNl] TCAi�iI:G Y115 MAYtt NO
a:
Doesthe Project halve the potential to degrade the
tluality of the 'environment, substantially reduce
the habitat 1 of a fJ.Sh or wildlife species, cause a
fish or wildlife popul ati:on to L drop belotii self-
sustaInI.lg levels,, thic,`t�en to' eliminate a plant or
animal community) reduce;'ithe number or -restrict the
mange of a�mrare ,. a ima1 ror
elimina.te p p per,.ods
ar important r
of Calxlornil history or prehistory?
b.:
Does the prajec't liaise the potentia.]; to achieve
short-term benefits to the detrimebt of long-term
enviro,nn.ontal foals? (A, ;short=tertii 'impact on the
environment is one which occurs in a relativaly
brief period of time wh,il.,e fang-teTm impacts will
endure into the i'uttare.)
c.
noes the p'rojeet have impacts which aro i.ndivi.du-
ally limited, but ctimulatively consid'orable?< , (A
'project may impact on two or more separate resources
where the, impact on, each. resource i;5 Telativel;,
small., br.rt where the. effectot' the totalof those
is
impacts on the- envi:ranmdn;t sl ni'fieant,,
d.
Dooss 'the project have environmental at' octs Which
will cause substantial. adverse etfects on human
bei,ng5, either di.r`eGtly or indirectly?
IIF, Mj f0ITNATTO`N (To be completed bbl the head Agency)
On
tltc* basis tat this 1l'00ii r.vaittrtlon:
1/IV4 ii"nd the proposed project COULD NOT htrve a. s°i,gni fic��ilt e,ftect
on the environme=nt,; and it NEGAME, DVCLAItA`l'ION will be prepared.
1/Wli firld thcit trltlttiugfi the prop s�*rl pro�;iact could have a g ni{i-
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cant eCibit ors tho onvi renmt nt:, i'i q,re *111 not: be significant
6Fr4ct in thin case becau4o thd Mi VIOATIQN MPA$091'iS deacribo& on
th.o attac'herl sllcot 11aita Been �dd4(1 to the project, A N?OA'l'1VI
ECI,ARATION wilt bo lir0l7arc-d,
1;/lVl 1'ind> tltrw prol o 6*d3)V feet PIAL' htrve i sai;riti ficarit eCfact ort
a
the anvironmont,. .1ki'a.ni FNVIRONMIN`G'Ai, TMPACT REPORT is rogtrivod.
DA'1'1: �
December 31, ,1986, �aC►[INh'Y 01' `liU'P7'lI, PC�AIVNINC nlat?nI2TP11 N'r'
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3NVTRONtKENTAL IMPACTS
Xp anations 0-, a I "yes" an !t "inaybetd answers are required
on attached, ,sheet (,.
1. will" 016, prapnsal result in significant: YRS
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MAY$D NO
eat!;th canditions or I
in than in
geologlc su structures?
htDisruptions,, displacements.; compaction or
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overcoverzng of the soi1:?
C,4 Change in topography or ground ,surface
re,l.ief features T
d.' Destruotion> covering or modi£xca,tion. of. any
unique, geologac or physical feature?
s
e. Increase In.,w�nd` ox
wate,x eros;aon, of zb;jl,s
ext11 on or� off-site?
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f. ` Changes 'in.,d�pos; titin or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, deposition
or which
.erosion may modiFy the, channel; o£
a river ,or stream o;r the bed the Ocean:or
.of
any, bay, inlet, or lake?
g. ' Loss of, Prim agr eul'tural-lv :Productive. s.o.i.1s
11 outside designated urban sxeas?
A
h► Exposure of people �or property to,
o geologic .
hazards such,
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as earthquakes, landsides mud-
sl,ide;�., ground failure or similar hazards?
Z. ATR Will the propos'a1 result in substantial:
a. Air emissions' or deterioration of aan ient
air- quality?`.
b:The creati;oi of objectionable odors-, smokeOr fumes
c. Alteration of air movement:, moisture, or
temper at;ure,'or, any change in climate;
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locally or regionally?
3. WATtR. Will the Proposal os al result in substantia],:
a,.: Changes in currents,
11 or the course or
direction of t�tater movements in either
marine or fresh waters`?
b .. Clianges ; in, .absorption rates, drainage patterns.,
or the rate and amount of sur,,i ace runoff?
c. Need: for ,off-site suxface drainage mprove-
ritents, including rPgetation removal'; channel-
zzation
or culvert installation?
d. Alterations to the course Or f1ow o d
Hoe
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waters?
e., Change in the amount 'of surface water in any
water body?
f. Dischaz e into s.ui
'g face orators, or in anv
alteration of surface water qualit, intluding
our not limited toeiriperature, dissolved
axYgen or turbidity?,
g • Alterat1on of the direction, or rate''of flow
"—
o f ground.waters,?,
h. Chat
in the' quantI y'or 'qual.it of grraund waters,""
either through direct add"itians'kox with- '
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dx.awals, or through interception of an
agtYifer 1�Y cuts or excavations?
teductioii. an the
-amountof water otherwi-s;e
avail 0116 fox ,public ora "ter supplies?.
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j. t-posure of people or property to water
x01.0 ed hazard 'such. as�. �looda�ng;?
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YES
PLANT LIFE ;,Will
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1�1R1'}3h Nq
. 'the proposal'resul' sn subst,antial ;
a. G tinge i» the ciiversit�r
fa
q,f species, or number
of any spe,c� es� of p dints; �includi»g trees,
shrubs, •grass, 'crops
and_agUdtic, plants)
b'. Reductio» of the numbers o.� any
unj,c�u'e', bare
ox endangered specaos o ;' plants?
c. Intrad"ucti0A
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of news _
T es cif ala»ts into, an —
area, Or in a� 'barrier to' ;the.
,
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-normal replen sh-
menti of ex3st,inb , spoc es
d
• Reductio» .34 n acreage of° -an r a:gricu1 t11•ral cTcip?
Sl• AIVTMAT; LIFE. jVall the ,proposal .result 3n s,ubs,tan�ia7.;
a; C range in ,the d%vers'Yty o�
sp�:cies , or: num�iers ,
of ani 'species al' aminal
in;ludn (,birds :Land. animals
"rept�,es,
;i sh and ,shell f is}i; ,
ren:th1 ' . oxgani sms, , or ,inse;cts) 2
,
b'.teduc.ton in "the numbers of any unique; .rare
or endangered species, cif'
c` `animal$?,
In troductio�n of Aqw speczIes. of , ani�riia�
an'
arc, or ..r'esi ,t ;in a barrier to the migration
or movement of animals?
d • Deter�:or ati,on to eXis ting fa sh +�r sr3 ldli fe
hab a tat ?
6. NQ'ISF. Wi11 .the proposal result in substantial:
a• Increas s antial:
e in
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existing noise 1Etvels'?
b•, F+cposure .cif people to severe noiso
levels?
7 . LIGHT AND GLARE Wil the proposal produce
s gnx, a cant. Blit
and glare?
8'• LAND USE. Wil,jr, theproposal result in a
su stand al alteration
o.f the Z�xeSenfi or Planned'
land use of'an axes?
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� . NAT�JRAL R85Q�IRCE
su sta»ta�al:; $ [Nal1 the x•oposal result, III
a.' Increase in the rate of use of any riatural
resour�'es?
b. bepletian of any »on-renewable; natural-
resources? —�
10. RISK OF JJPStT. Will :the 1xoposal involve
a. A rzs,-
of explosion or the release bof hazard-
ous ,substances C but
,not lifftit.ed to,
pesticlue.; chemicals ,or radia ion) in the
Vent of
an a,cc ;°dent or upset condi ions`?
b • T'nssible' antexference with an
etnei•genc-
Ons e! plan ox emergency evacuation pl,aft?
ll. POPULATION. Will. the
�s ributaon„ don 3, oxpgrowth�xate
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olf that
population? human
12. Wz71 the HOUxNG. " x
p oposal affect existing h,ousin
PCg>
reafie a demand fa addit3.onsl
housing?
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YES
MAYBE NO
TRANSPORTI�I`IONICIRCULATTON.:i11 the��praposal
i' result in;
a. Generation of substantial add.itionel vehicle
movement; ? `
Effects an existing arking faci'1Ities, ox
p
x
demand for new parking?
C. Substantial impact on ecistang transportation.
systems,'
a Significant alte-rati,ons, to present patterns
of circulation jir,moyement of people and�nr
e. Alterations to waterborne, rail orair traffic'?
,
f, Increase in ttraffic hazard: to motor vehicles,
bicyclists or pedestrians?
14. PUBLIC SEAVICES.' Will the proposal have ''An .effect
upon, or result; in a need for nes ox altered
governmental services:
a, Pare protection?
b. police pratec,tion?',
C. Schools?
Ido Parks vr'ot- recreational facilities?
e: Maintenance of public facilities, %nclud ng
roads?
f. Other governmental: services?
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proposal result in:
15. ENERGY. Will the prop
-j Use of substantial amounts of fuel.or energy?
a.
b. Substantial increase in demand upon: existing
sources of energy, or require the development
of new sources of energy?
16 UTIL� I_ Will l the proposal result in a need for
the
new systems, or substantial alterations t.ci
following;
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a , power ox Aatural gas?
" Communications systems?
o.
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c: Water a:vailabiI it ► :. ,
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d, Seaver, ar septic tank?
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0, storm water drainage?'
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f, Solid waste and disposal?
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17; HUMAN HEALTH. Will the proposal result in:
` tj H o of.any, health hazard or potential
A,
healthazard (eccluding mental. health)
health
b.; Exposure of 'people to potential
hazards?
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1g; AESTHETICS: Will tf�e proposal resixlt an the
to
o struotaon of any scenic vista or view open
or t11 the proposal result in the
the public,;
creation of'an aesthetically offensive site aper
to ,pub:] is view? _.
�Y YES:
MAYBE NO
19» RECREATION» Will the Proposal result in an impact
R i
upon"the duality or quantity of ,ex.i t recreational
?,
opportuni ties ?'
20. CULTURAL,
a. W,I 11 the proposal result i.n 'the °'alteration'
I. of` br., the' destruction of ,a -pr ehistor C 'cr;.
h:a st.oric orchaeologi.cal " si t6?
ts» tNa 11 .the :proposal result in "a'dvers'e phj�sa cal
or aesthetic effects to a"prehistoric or
,
istoric building, sty'ure or object?
C Does the proposal have the 'pateriti,al.�to cause'
a physical change which' 146u*1141 affect unique
e thnic cud �,ux aY, vdlues?`
d.. Will ;the proposal rests` ct existing eligious
or sacred ;uses within the potential impact
area?
V. DSSCUSSSON..QF' ENV11tONMENTAL. EVALUATION AP 68-36-1.13
'S_ee attacheci.
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d. Annum Rainfali Cnoral"):pprgX,imatsly SO'T,.
5.
®« L:inviting Factors: Setbacks from dra>inageways,.
Visual/Scenic `Quality:
Modbrate, decreesine as-'urban
Bevel caPrn®rjt takes place i n. the `
6.
area.
Accust i c Qua i ty s Govd,•
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i ual i.ty: Good:.
U olooira1
Envy+ or men '•"
t`
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Vegetat can n F= oath i 1 1-W,c+od 1 and c;
i ommun1t"yLarge grassy areasy
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areas o f - dense" flak vebetat i on . �t�ianzon i tat �#uC►� brush, ,fro `i.s-�Sn
Oak y eta :
9.
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kl:i 1 tll i fe Nabi tate Sma' i'1 birdsanti an i ma1:s common to,-h, i. l
Oa!< gr+assl ends..
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,,amu l tura 1--�„r`SV'a'�anmient • - i
1'Q:
Archaeolcgxtail and Histbri'cal Resources in the area: Low
se-n.s i ty area:
11.
Buttei GOunty General. tr'1an designation: Low Density
Res;dent.ial.
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lrx.isti>ne Zoning:
13.
IExi St i'ng Land' Use., on--s i te: Open land. Pasture with scattered
trees.
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Surrounding Area:
a, Land n . Uses.` Open la d
P n Pasture, Orcharrds, OPh i rr Schoo i ,.
s i nel 0; fam" I y res i dent i
al uses.
b:R Zon 6 rig' A-R and P-Q,
c- Gan« P1ar, dasignati
Public. ong: Low Dehsjty Residential and
d Pa^cei Sizes: Generally 1- to 5-acre.
and larger, parcels orq acres
e. population: Rural d'ensities',
15.
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Character cif Site and Area. Develo ih
• P 9 suburban fr i ng
Near 6s, Urban Area:' Oroville. a area.
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18.
Relevant Spheres of Influence: OrbVi"lle, OWi[7,
Improvements
19«
St andartls Urban Area: yes.
Fire Protection Service
a. Nearest county (;State) Firo Station: Stbtian 464 at Kej1y
Ridge.
b.: Water Availabiii'ty:-d=ire tankers,anly.
20.
Schools in Area: Orr-NtI Ie E1.ementary School District and
Oroville Union High
School D,`jstri'ct.
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