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MJECT DESCRIPTION'
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SED USE.
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GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
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WITHIN AREA SPECIFIC OR
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Pete= t 0: LAND USE PLAN:
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ERAi PLA14 I.;And :Usd if yes, IM Ll.LCOP-L
Plan;
L conservAti,on, '>< Name 'Pl
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BIGELOW, Tentative Parrce 1 Map, ;AP s9-52-07, 4 parcel s 1 ocat ed
ph the
south corner of Heritage 'Road and Rachel DriYe. kCel'ly Ridge
areal Engineer: Barnhart --.Brown & Associates:
LAND DEVELOPMENT DTVISTON CONDITIONS:
1 .
Provi de two-way traversable access RS-8-LD-1.to, each parcel
from a county' maintained road or state highway.
2.
Access to be. reserved in deeds as per county ordinance and
if
offered for ,dedication on the final' map,
0.
Show 60 -ft. bdildin9 setback line measured from centerline of
access easement.
4.
Provide road maintenance agreement.
5.
Beed to the County of Butte 30 ft, right=of-�w;ay from the
cent'erl i n a Of' Heritage Road and Rachel Drivp
6:
indicatea SO ft. building setback from the centerline of
Heritage ;Road and Rachel Drive.
7:
Show all easements of record on the final map.
8.
iprovide street name signs per requirements of the Department
of Public' 'Warks prior to recordation cif' the final map,
9.
Provide p'errnanent solution for drainage'.
10:Provde
cul-de-sac at the end o:f, the street .��
11 .
Obtain encroachment pe 'Mit and construct standard triad
approach provi:ding adOvate'sight distance at the intersecti'an.
df act,ess roa d an H' 9 d �
. and erata a Roa
1'2.
Oiatai n encroachment permit fior - common driveway betweeh lots
1 and. 2., .and ;construct to county s,tranciar.ds.
1:3.
Ray any delinquent taxes or ,current,taxes as< req,ui red.
14.
Meet the 'requirements of the butte County Fire- Department,
15.
Provide a i .foot'' no access' strip' al o'ng, t h'e publ i c "road
frontage of parcels 1, 2 and 3' with, openings for access' rdad
on parcel ' ;1 and , common'' drly,p tay beta een, ;'parcels 1' and 21:e.
Relinquish abutter's rights aluhg O;live'HighWay frort 'age'to
dal t rans
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Qbville, CA 95966
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(916) 589-5198
C ra4'i�te, Caq torn a
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Ap;ri1 1;;2, 1393
Mr °rhpm.as Lbst
B'W"Utib OoUnty dept. of DeVel - 'SerV -j PI-ahrling
7 County Cc3r<ter mrive
praVI11 CA 95965
AE: T€°M frar Bigeow
APN 069-520.-0(J7''
0 Mr. Last,
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On `behalf of Mr:. Bigelow: we hereby waivo
GIz�QA ti'mel'ihes for-
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the at�nve project app'licati0, ahtl also re9u st
acidic opal time
for' the. te. ft, %c impact fee sch;pdule to ;be mede
publid pt•1ar to
agt• ng I; to said fee's°. We uriderstartd this .is
the only item
rp Uired, far this prcj-:ot, to be heard by tha Advo, oh,r Agehcy.
T.ha.hk y5u fDh your assista'hce ih tha s {jatte'r .
..Michael G. liahs
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APPE.',ND I X
IV. ENVIROM4ENTAL IMPACTS
�DISCUSSION bP_ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
t., EARTH. WI 11. the proposal result iti signl'ficant:
a,
yeotllble
a udfft.lons, dr, Changes in
x .,
The 'Ptoposal' will riot at$ezt subsurface earth coedltlons�
Barth
b,
plsdtrollon, displacement; comactlo.1 or
overcoveri"n,g of the soils
x
This" proposal wiil result tn" BUM dislupt.loh, disPlaceme-nt-,
_
compaction and overcovering' of, the tit as._a resu.It of dcvet rne,nt
of 5 rUrtUres, driveways, parkjpg_afeas, e'tc
C.
tell ►eatv6oraphy or ground surface
x
The not atfecf topograp try because the bul'Ciflrig slle
rlearjYslr!vellrll
d,
pestructloh, coveringor��po�f.EIFcattonof any'
x
"rhe�'slte has no unique physIcal ►ea'tures,
unlVe geologic or ;physical features?
e.
Increase ih WjMdor wa.tpr etosto of solis
x
The -propos,af y�lli nbt caus`d._etoslon.
eitHer on or oft 11'ter
1.
Changes in de0,o5)bots of .erosftui of beachacbeachx
_
The prepos;d wi I i not of feel any y�atercoui�se,
stlt
sands, or changes In at:Foat. tleposl tion
or eros Jori which my modlfyr the, channel 61
a r Ver or 3'tieara,or the bed of the ocean
or any bay.. Inlet or lakef
g,
Lossof prime agrxcultura►ly profuctJvd
sal 13 4utsfde,desfgna ted urban .areas?
—� -,x _
This proposal does:' not repPeseht. a signl l'tant toss of �prjfee
agricul,tural SC1118,'
h,
ExposUte of People 'or property to geoiogfc
x :
Att dl Butte County, I's In a Moderkte Earthquake Intensity'zone Vtrf .
'
hazards
mudslides,
such as earth¢uakes,, IandsIWes,
ground (al1Uteoi, 'Slmi`lak
constructlorlot.bul:ldtngs to uniform Sulldlrig code standards weft
Diovt'de adegYfate protection to occuparls itl case of'�selsmic _actfvlty,
hazafds
zw xin.:
will the proposal result !n sUbstan'ttal.
n
a
r emissIons or deterforatfoae 0, attblent,
lC
The pIoposaI Witt nb't aftect aIr 'Qua1Fty because the Tncieaie in tfie
2Jr quaFityx
n.nnber of vehicle trips is riot s'Ignilicant:.
Tho creation o1object, oclors� "SMI -04<e
k :"
71ie jyroposat' rif I l not create objectl,onable; odors, 3inoke or flinoes
Or, firmest to
�. } C.
glleratfiol� of alt mayernent. mots"tole ,or;
x
'The Oropdsal *1 If not a"ttect the atmosphere;.
temperature" or, any cha- ip cIfmate�
l ocat l y or t a9l dilaft;4Y7`
r=°,
3 �xATER =:` WlII' the, proposal teSul; tn:$ubstahtlals
a.
. ChInin `;xUftenti,„ Cr 'the fCrarSat• oi'
JC,
The proposal not atleCt any %,a" e,rcourst
d(rectlon of water movements tri' either.
Inari.her of ire"h waterst
b.
Changes, in.' atisorkfion rates. drainage
pattarhs, or the tato a{td arg4wryt of'surlace
r?t
he Ptoposfil,!inajr re#'ult In ap lncreafe tn.,sutface hater tunoff, dile
o reduced absorption (rcrn imperVloes surfaces, an a change Cn
runof
drainage ;pat,tetri°on the,itite. However no slgnlficant
,ln
adverse
impacts atalltlClpated because of tlae Iarge,PartA'l size and ;'ex
iltalhage fact"Iftfes.
e.
iNded for oft`�siid jur'tace dr itla9
_..r x
Tl}e crsurityroralhage equltemants Will be met for .ofd-,3fite d alnage..
(fOVefiientSW Fnrfudir5�ve$e.tatfor� remoyaf,
chattftetization or culvert i:ns.tatFaFlon7
:
;
I
dk
klte't'at(ons�'[o the course of flow nt ►loot
x
The pfoposaI will not` signittcantly',affect any lI od contro'1 Channct's
Water$!
or watercoutsbsx
e.
Change In the, amount of su(face waler In any
x
The proposal' WIII not affect any Watefdourse,
water bodyt
f.
Discharge luta surface vraters, or; in anY
_ x
The proposal' will not signlf'lcantly ailgc'tsurfaceywater-quality,
alteatlon, of surface Water quality,:
inC4.060g blit not limited to temperature,
g�
dfssolVed OX gen or turbidity!
Alterattorl o the direction Qrr rate of flow,'
x
The proposal' will not affect the dir,ect(on or 1,16w.of ground wafers.
of ground Waters!
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•
h.
Change in the quantity or quality of proUnd
x
The prpposai will not directly a(►ect any aqullbr,
waters, either through d((ect additions or
wlthd(awals, or through Interception of an
aqulaer by. cells 'or UcaVa dolls i
I.,
geduction in the amount ill Water bthOM se
_ ':
-�
The=proposal°wlII not' dlrec,tly affept public yVato'r`�:tupply
aVallabie (6r public w'atGrsuptiiPet
i=
Cxposure of pepote ofproperty; to water-
X
The proposal Will not exprop
expose people of perty to flooding,
related haza,tds S'uCh as flooding?
$,
PLANT'
OF, WIt,l the proposal result(n.
su stantla ;
a,
Change In the diver.stty 61 species, of
___
The Progosal Will not affect plant IIe bedause the: sit4s'Cpntzins
no st'gn.f,ICan 1 life.
=
numbgr of arty spegis�s of Pianls tincfutling
plant
tree3y Shrubs„ grass,. crops, and aquat•Ic
plants?;
b„
any
s �s�i4ue, rare
x -
The site contains no rare plants.
dangeof re ecigsrol�p
or entlon sedt
or .e p
- � i
d
Intr�oductlon of ne* species` of p(ahts Into
'o
e osai-wiI at a fel existing lent lire,
Th prop I h (, I 9 P
an Area, oLf' in a 'barrier' the. normal%
repien(stunent 'of e±zYsti�g sR ectes
C1_
�� ,•,'r'.
d,
Reduction In acreage of any agricul tural`_
R
`ihe st ie does not conta(n •any agrlcultur'al crops?``"4,
cropt
5,
_Agi'MAL
Lf PE. wi If Intl, proposal res'Ul t ri o
',
wi'
substatiiiafr � ;
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a�
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change in the dlversit5 of spermles, or
x.�..,
Y i.-�.�.�,
The proposal`wi(I not aftec;t animal Ilfe be se, the sI d_' 5 nit
,.
numbgrs of.anY specles sof animals; tbirtls,
n�
:."ha
suppo(t_ 11 Ohl life or habltaL
Iand',an(maIs includ.tng rep,tilesr fish 'and
shellt(sh. tzenkhiGor�tanisins or tnSects)i`
ReductionInfbe nUgfbers ofanY unique fate
x
.The 5fl to contains no. cafe arrim�:#s.
"•..
of ,endangered species_of anlmals?
,
Iniroductlon of neW p Cies.ot animals into
X
The, proposal: Wftf not alfedt eX(st(_n0 anlM l II{e.'
an afe or;.tn a barrtef to ttie'm;lgratlop
or movement of, 4616a10
d„
beteg 10 r. erClttiriy tls11 or Wildl'i e
i
x
Ttt@ site co�.tnjns b sggnl(lcon WI 10 hatiftaf.,>
flab fr a t t
G,
- r>rlsg'a:.
Wltl the proposal r,osoli Ih; substantial; ,
a.,
Increase's in ettIsithg: notse levels,?
x_.
The proposal will, not resu'il (n a; substantial increase' (n noise
'
creatbd Qii sate or in the_Victnity;
Env a oismantal Ch�ectli * E aluat o>ta of znv arcisutte�ttal' ract
s lap
b, Exposure bf pe e to Were noise,level z
� -
The ptoposal rtlll not expose pecole to'severe nolse levels_
7,
ItCHT AfSb .-CLARE. vft11 lire p'foposal Produce
X
ar� w ll- be esu t to a `SUbstantlat Increase �1
The 'propos 1 1 n r, rt light 'or
glare cteated on site o� lathe'vl'clnify,
s gn:r cent figOt a�tid glatet�
8,
LunU5P. ft111 the pTapOsalresuTt In sut'stantial
X
The. proposal w111 pot a►te[ the laird use 1n the a.leak
axatiotr of ,thg ptelept or planned land use or an
area'2
t4ATU. AL FYESOLACES. Wlft the prroposal iesUl,t P.0
substantia[-�'
a. ihc_tease In;tlr� rate of qse of .any natural
3c
rhe proposal 'KI 11Trot altect boy natural wesourcPs,
res4utcesr
'
t�. bep!-etlon. of any non-reinewabte,. natural
X _
The proposa( w.111Jnbt deplete any naturaltesoUfces,
_ resources.
RrSK.OFIPSET. W1t'1 the proposaf, involve-
a. ;�rEsk of explosion or release ol,hazardous
X
The proposgl wilt ,not involve the Use. of hazatdbUs materials,- nor
Iocaked 'close Yo• any,��facll[tles which store: or uttllXe such
substances '(Including, but not. IImlted to.
,.
o ii pcsileld'es, chemicals or radl_at7orty �l;n
fi
(s
materials.
Apr u set
they, event, of pan accllient p'
condi r,fantx �' �'
b. Posslbl.e lzotetler;ence with anI emergency,
_f� _
'rhe prdposal w111;not affect any easergenc sewices,
response pl.an,or emergency evacuation plant
POPUI TiixJ. grill the pfbposaI aItet 'focatlon,
_ X -.
The.t,prbposa�) v+ill not slgnlftcagtCyr attect t1i8 P0,61atton of the
bel6use the proposed Ilse is c'cr ercfaf,
i•str bUE,lo�i, density or igiorth r fe of _ahe hwA
area
Population?,
T
Nrx; frac. w111'the jopat,Alj'altect ekist.Ino, -dUsing,
'-
. .'. X
fhe PtoPosat irlil trot sl"9nitl(cao0Y altec,t hous9ti'g. demand ,
Ur create a-demand for add)tlonal=houslne
�3N
OAWPORTATitlNICjjtOfLAtjbb: Wl[I thR propdS61
result 1pt.,
a. deneratlon'of sub$tam 1al addlalonal.ilehlcl;e
x �
The pfoposal frill, represenf an lncrenentat lncT lh. °trafllc; In
rrtsyern6
the area..;
b„ Eftects on,exlst#np patKirg facitlii'es, Wr
The propdsa:i w1I11 hot a►(ect paiking because the>propotal'rvill have
to compiY'1th tjie,patking requlren*nts captalnad Wifhin gate Cgllh y
der}and lot laeur pa.tiKinJ? �.
cbde Sectjdrl 24,35-.
c, substantial 1mPacl on �eXt ting
" �X
The proposal a*111 fepresent�an tncxease tnconge`jtIonandmatoIenahce
flan4por,laFlan Y"stems?
re4ulremep, on area roads.
d. S1 gn11itanC, alterations to pteseht� patterns
x
T e;Rropbsat- *111 'not at tert'the p;reienl -Pattern �ot tlrcUlall'on `lh
1, of�ircvement ol-people and/pr
the�are.
gotxls'Y
,
er " lltteraClohs to waletbotpe, rail'' or alt
it ..
The proposa] WfIl not Odt rail; or air tr31 ldw,
!, lrii(ease Io'trat'lic hanfds " to Rt r I
k.�- �
The.�pfoposat l . result to an tocke. meh In tease, .tn t;fa.ttic and
veticles� YiitYcllst.s or pedestrlaps;
related Cr alf'!d haiatds, 1n the area,
posal ave-an h.effecl
kat-l&lgbzvictsw wi f teterop
uaon: L . l;A� a need I riew or a 1 ter ed
or r_esul
govetnoot "services
�
4v
MIR
5
a. Fire prateCtlotYi
x'
The Proposal Will result In a tacterrrental increase In' ddrMnd for
fire protection ih .the area. The atlt.te county Fire
blylsirn 01 Fotestry has indicated that
cumdlamenticalifornia
cumufatiY6,devefopjment 111juraf areas will impact their ability to y
Proytde lire protectlon services. 'They hale staled that instattatlan
ti
xtru to the of Piicesresis;(ptink(et system in 'rtsT'entlal
ance building materialsand water
supply systems.adegUate to support the tlnk(e'r�syste- la teduce
sp.
=
they'demand for fire protectign se.rylcesH
b«' Police protectior►t
The proposal wail resuiti. In a 100ementaf increase. in demand for
Police protection In the a eb.
C. schoalst
x
The,�� proposal wi I I resit, t n a incremental rn crease in demand ;(or
school services fn the are a..
rA. Pa rtrs or other. re,creatlona i Iacltiliest
x
patoid tecreationot"' tesulI Ira a tncremenial increase in dem ild lar
park fac{il;tiex iri the area,
I
e. >aaintenance of public tacll'itres, Includtna
toad'st
x
rhe proposal wili resut( 1,n a tncremeAtal Increase In the heed for
mai,nlenance of foods and other public facilities in the area,
f. other governmental se(uice'0,
x�•.
The proposal 1-1 ,result Ina iper'ementai�Iticeease In detrand (o.r a_tt
other goverf "(al.servide's ip ihe.atea
ls.
ENSkcv , W1 U; the proposal, tesui t:; arid'
a. tlsei of xgbs tantta arrioUnts of -fuel dr _
x
The Orgposa',) wl U not Uta I:[ze substaut la'f f ue) o,r enetgy.
enersAyr
D. substantial Increase in demarid,uvon.,exi s,t,tri9
x
The.'proposal WA i I not., substantial IV ani tease, the ,demand for energy.
sources of energy. ar require iiia
devtont of new- soUrces� of enexgy7
tits.
ttTlrLrzr t Vail t ihe_ proposal "rexul t in a need of
nyew �syssTems. 6 %Ubstarttjal, at ter`ationsto 1hp-
aE Po«el or paturat grit
X
rhe, ptoposal will. not affectelectrical powef or natural gas
dixt,ribution systems.
rbnmifnlcat [ons sy$ ems?
X.
The proposal' wfil not affeet`communlcatton systema,
c. grater oval fib! It ty
_ .. Lt�.
tita prop65 al
� wt,t l not of (,act publ i..c water'Sys teins ,
Sewer or septic systems? .�
st
'the;
7tie PtoPosai wi II have to heat tegUtrertients' ot� th Butl caUrtty
n ,
Eronmentai i-01 th, oept.
e. Sta(rn water drarnag00
X
Tiie proposai-- wil t have. to p;tovide' a, permanertk solUf ion for drainage,^
r. Sbil:ct,srasle; and dixposair
` X
The proposA, rvlti hot affect sol'id,.waste dlsposah,.
, 17,
t 't Ht IIITH> witi:tle, prcpdsai result tn;
a, etea'tico 0( anir health haaard' of dte a
p nti i
X
r._
Thp� pl`z?Posal� will not cheat lard,
e any heal lir t4a'
hazard (esstlit�dtno rgentai hoalt-frit
,
people to Pia b
Exposure of tecil,tal heal ti
hazardsx �;u
_ X
°p
The Pt osa wi I i riot etipps' e people to any heaiih'hazardw:
th,
AES rrrEvtrs. wilt the WOO resutt' th the,
obstr.Uct on at any tcenlc Yt'sta or yIew fpr►_ try the
X . `
. The, proposal will not resit tn'ali aesEhet(caily.of(ei►sive View :.
because 1 t is cansisteni wleh stlrrbunilltig"dltveloRmetit.
•pubtkc„ or, witt` the Prbposat result In the tealion
of an aexthottca(Iy offensive site opeh. to the
f.
�a`�c��t�ntaT�- Cl�'eck]:isJ.,>
t .. .E�a�lust� 4ia Ennac?lime>�t�1,
mp>ct
public Vlew?
19, RECREATICN. Will (he ,proposal result in an impact
Upon a quality or quantity of exIsIIng '
x
The,proposai;Wilt not, result to An,increment increase jn demand i#f
parK and recteallor4 iacilffives.
recreational op.portublttest
.20. d1iTUFZAL RESOWCES.
a. WM the proposal result In the alteration _
on flte7rehlsloric of historic
or,daeologlcal
x
The proposal: is iq, an tl,fchacaioglcal sensil.lVe area 'and an:
Uired to deterr�lnelt
q theme are sl'9nlflcanl,
arch, s
sites onosald plop rhyfe
�.
b. WM thepropgsai fesult.inadVbrsefhVsicaI
x
The a
p'roposa1..wilt hot FW 111stot1c sites,
or aesthetic of secs io a :pfeh1,Stoftc`or'
j
historlc building, $truclUrd of object?
it. Does 'the proposal have the potPntlal to
cause a phYslcai change Whie1 would affect
x -
'The proposal W I I I not affec4 cultUtal .resourcef., .
unique ethnic cu►tUral Vatues?
d. Wiltthe proposal; rest.rltt exist109
r,ellglous or sacred Uses Wlthlh the
x
The Oroposal Wiil not' affect rel1glaU� 'resources,
potential impact areal
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z;�rira>runent'1` CYieckyis * Eva�uat3ga
of ;Env3ianmentl,m�act1. „ f�
4. SUGdE: 8TED MITIGATION MEASURES
1. No mit:igalion;:-measure; is recommended :at this
I
time tegatding archaeolog?cal Impacts Got
adverse Imfsacts and to determine what, if any,
mitigation measures Would be appropriate, the
applicant should conduct an Archaeological
surveyor the entire NOWt area.
21 linpacts have been Identified by t,h& oroville
ElcmerltarY
School .Di.s,trict which, must be
9r1t19a
ed prior to a{�proval of the mpg
;a. ;Trafrid, Impacts have been Identified for the
orovil;le Plahning',IArea which must be rrltigated
can be Approv cd, slid.
mitigationrican occur by sI,ngIng theOravF,fle
,
Area Ttatlic impact A�r'eemen_t
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frofect De5crintlOn al'r.
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Type of ProJect:, Tentative par'cei ;►tap
2.
artef ocscrfptlon: TentatlVe PSrce'i Map to divide: 10 zVeS
Into 4 Rarceis,s 3 at 1.10 acres x7lCt t at T acres i/'-
3.
Location. .an the sdryth colder or M. rRage koad and _•Rachef
Drive, Kelly 90 aaea,
d.
ProraoseQ.Den3lly of f2evetotimenC.:
s.
Amount of impervious surfael;ng= x41,0€mai.
64
Access and N23ieSt 0461 ft ttoad(s
7.
Aelhod of gage Dlspasai: Lake otay.tIIe tires Pub'lit: utillty
olsttt0l
a,source
of mater supGtyc qr ov) litei iv+andotte .Ertf.galion
oi�ir'fat
9,
ProXlm€ty of Poorer lines.o ptiaperly.
M,
Pbtenti'af for further land dtvfstons and development: None
under eXist,i.tt0 zoning.
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Envirorn�entai 5ettirii ,.
Picas i ca E 0*01 romveren f:.
i.
7erral'n' t..�l
a. c;enerAl -ropdkjraphic. Character: L@Vef
b. Sicoos Level
c. Efevai[on: 9bo feet above: sea ttVet.
iJ, i€®icing Factors: „done
Z,
sol i s
a, hypes and Characteristics; Atken clay Loam
b. _ Llmitfng Factors:` shalifoar "soil theft sedtock .w
ar
lratura,l [taznrds of Ifie Land
a. Ear thquake'one: Atoder'a.te `fat tllquaN a fritejrsi ty zone
t'
b Etosfon Potential:, High
' Landst file Pot_erlttai„ Low'
c. ,
d. Fire —hurd: High
e� Expansive .soil Potential's Ytrrr
dllYd
roll ogy
a, surface crater: �oralttage Swales,
b. GrourJil yraler; tanknlyrvnY potential it i imi tetl, Abundant.
Vaitey aquifers;
Chaiacter, istics Good
cy lifairiage
d. Annuat Rainfall(rwrmai3: o f�ltches per,,year.
e. , Ural J ing Factors: Narfe �,
S..
Visua'I/scenic Quality: Good'' >'
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Acou ! t c ouat;l tY: ci3od,+
7,:Al(.,QuaEity^'scoodK:cXccpt
dutfns£ Refiods of stagnant valley
tiiolaiI gall Frrvirormentz
r _.
g, vegetation: Oak Trees and wtive grasses,
p. wtldflfe r�abltat-, sratl bit�',n and animals ccmnwn to yatldy
�ratztilands. ocrt1101 w'f?40 habitat tdr the deer herd.
Cut wee Envtroxrment..
latctuyeolugtt and(tical Resou?'Ces lri-the arca: HI U4
,
3Cn5tt7VlYy.dt.pd,
71, Qutte CoUnty Cenerat.'Ptan destgnatton: Colvnr,cIaI
t3,'. EXisttng zcnlaga C-2 -
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134 txis.ting Lauf Use op-sfte; Vacant,
'14 SurrckmdlnS Areax ,
a: Latid viesc camercl41 atld aesldeniiai
SR 1
b, 2nnlm C -2R R=;, pA-C, AR -t "R-1. r l
'C. Gen. 'Pian tyesigrtation: '�Comnerciat., Agcu;l lural
Restdenttal and Low'oensity Residentlat
d. �aieel sues: 4 -aceto so +acres,
e, poulatlonr .aural
Is ChA C;(et, Ota M to and Area: RUra 1
t6. Nearest Urban'Area-. Otovllf
I,(
�' Relevant sphetes, at l;pt{aence: Orovflte
ta. lmpiovemnts standards Utbah Areal urban
i4. F1re Protection SerV'lce:
a. Wartst [wuntf (State) Ftie,.Stattonw statlbo U GR'
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approziraatet-j� 2-.�iles.
b, hater Avallablittyc fire hydrants.
za. schb is to Mea: Ofovifte Union schoot Pistr1t.
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ENV 1 E2t3tVMENTAL
REFERENCCS ITER 1 AL
Butte Coutlty"PlannIN Department. F_arangi anel,
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CH2Ni HIiFi; 1.977.
Fau Oft Act tiri t" " M 11 1 Se i's 1. m i c SA, fetV E Ment
t�ro�!t' e, GA'. CH M H : 1,977.
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Butte CoUrtty Planning �5epartment. 'Ek ansive
SO f I Ma 111 . sh fM ..e [ement. oroY e�, ` CA:
2.
But tee Clain t� ,t and Ag Depa.t` ttneSlt , L i O uef act ! on
CH2M ;� f I 1 r 1977
Potential +' a 11 2. .501 SP6iV a ement
orae 1 e, :. Cti2M Hil 1 1977 -,
6.
Butte Couahol-119 Deoartmeh' ,, Noise clement
`CAr
Mao'ILS-i . Seenic Ht hway element OrovifTe;
Butte, County"Piahning depAftment, Subsistence aria
CH2M;H , 1977,
C.andsi itis Potent°T31 Ma 11.11" 5afet ;_ E ement
;� _
orovl fe, CA* CH2h1 ti °1977, ';'
7*
.Butt;e 'County Pl'annino bepartmentti> SLanic
H i hwa Mao- 'VST scenic H i hwa f emen t .
4.
' Fr'h"s igh
Butte,•Couet'ty Pianaing Department,
�
proy.: 1e,:CA: CH2M HI ,1.977, �
Potentia. Map 111-2. Safety"Element:. Qravt f l,e, CA:
i
3�
Butt' ,CGUI ty P(annFrig Department. natural Fire
Wazarri classcs_Map 111-4 .Safety Element.:
12.
Butte County Boardof SUPOrvisors.
Otov;, e CA CH2hS Fid I T� 1 W7A
ticultural Preserves Ma estab lished_b-
Resolution o_ 67-178> rove e,
Unty Planning Department, �caal
Butte Co Archaeolo i
6rovIVIe, Mann:l,ng,
Butte County P anraing Department. 1987,
Sens ItIVftV Marl, CA j?mes P.
13.
National Flood Insurance Program. Flood:
1e 83.
Insurance Rate ma s. Federal Emerency;
QOM
Butte County Plasining Dnpartment� Scho6f District
Management Agency, 1989.
Mali<, OrovIl le,j. 6k
14.
USGS, Quad Maps, Oro Dam, Cal i f .. 19'69,,
1:
Resources rnChl'corNiltibto stadn-Mar -Nitrate
15.
soil Ma chlc6 X1925)/Oroville 0 926)-
off—
e ,�n S a ow We s. T e Resources
N
�forn,a, 19tis
Area, unite States .Department—
"Wrltul�iure,
ArencY, 5,tate„' ca
16,
So°I I Survey of Chico 105 Orovi I fe
1926 Area. Unitea stades Department of
Ag;r cu tune.,
17
Butte County ;Planning Deparf ent:o Butte:;
Count_ _.F._i r�e� Protect ion ur is Milt,
ionss an
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Fac ITies��Mdp• Butte county ire,
epartment and CaI IIornla Deparimen't of
Forestry. 1989.
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April 16, 199
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7 0Uri ty 0enter i)riv
arovillo OA 9596
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de received your c%ecl�llst dateci April 6,
l.,ggg and. requo,st
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J to re8p ve, V"'It? Gorlcerrf , P,", 1� Cif" thO boTgICont
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receiiie"d '7 i 1{yLi4i
� xncie indoxoate� congerr%s that a.re address towards
es cieratl l pr ip-
orty and we have requested -dose ,agencies reconsider
their Gonr,genitsit
Ught of the 0'-P _zonne=- .
r1'l7sn you"or your as%stnc with this eplicaiori.
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inclosed please find. a .cony bf the move
protect.. I' have received
e copy of a letter' dated
April 1, 1�992 to
the Dept. of Pji' l c ,Uorks
epressin your co ce,rns
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for th- p~,jest,
S would 1,Zk to cal to your
attention the zonir 'o f' this xapert r. -t
is C-2, Heavy Oommerq,'Ital
anci Pelor prpoes
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co xr
the property, cuY�
re�tly
f a mini staorage facility
is contempls,ted :Por the larger parcel with
the .front u, parcels,
or sa, e.
xtJzil y611 lease {.botif me oi{ an . recoris1 era ions ",,you ma . ;a've
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.lift of the zortin;-tor .this 'property?.
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ENIRONME,NTAL IMPACT REPORT ,
G
UNNETH D01MING
A.P. #69"-5'2 0
ER:D LOG M-0.1--31-01
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OCTOBER 1983..
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PREPARED BY:
A'AIiNFfAT BROW:6 ASSOCIATES
'P.0. BOX 1576'
pRO TILLE, �ALi 959'65
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BUTTE COU2i't"µ E2 yIRONMENTAL REVM DE�AI2TMENT
3 COUNTY.CENTER DRIVE
QROVILLE, CA, LIF 95965
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TABLE o r. .COmmu
gotion
PF.;ge
I. 'Intro'duction
ocation Map
1
V' cinty Map .. , .. is • f
3
Site Map
LI: Project Deocript.on
5
A, Location ,
5
B. (ibjectiwes .
5
Ck Aspects of, the Project ,
5
Ill Environmental Setting. .. .< .
„6
1. Area Setting
6
S, Regii nal getting
u
C• Ce;ologid Agpect^s ,.
6
ri. Hydrology
7
B, Vegetative over i
S
F. Wildlife
TO
G Climatology
1`2 ^
H. Air Quality , �' i.
U
I= Traffic`Circulat�on
14
i,. Land use
14
population ,
14
n� cipal Setvi toes
15
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N! Lrtxlitie.s : .. t
18
N`. Area, tixetory ,
18 .
p. Archaeology
1$
p 'b , �u lir Sent•ment,
Iv.,Ens"ranmentl impacts and Mitigations x
19
A'v,Geologq • ,.
19
H+�drologq ,
2D
C.. Vegc tat.ion W. ..
22
a .. D Wildlife ,
22
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F'...' Azr. Qtialzty , . r + a i
.72.
F. Tta:ffic and Roads .
23
G, Noise
Ila
H. Land. Use
2
Housing ,. .. ..
25
J, Aes.ource Usage;
25
IC., Lights ,
2r
L. Diunicipal Services,. ' .
26
M, Aesthetics
27
N, Human Heahth
0. Archaeology ,- :
,
27
V.
Adverse Hnvironmental impact
which cannot be avoided
28'
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Cumulative impacts` , ,:
2$''`
VII`,
-Project`: Alternatives;
29
vill,
xelationbbip bd64e'en Local Short=-xerm•.
Use o.f. -Man's 'Environment, and the
Maintenaisce°.arid tnhWacbment , Lohg=
Term aroductiyi,ty
29
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Significant >xreversible>tnvronmeital
7
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Impacts , i : : ` . :'
Growth Inducing
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Impacts'
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MT,i.
nergy _Gonservatior ,
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Appendix
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41,
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!(EPORT
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
FOR
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KENNETH DOWNIOG
I, INTRODUCTION
PI20JECT sCIMMA IV
The proposed pra,ject i8 the annexation of ton acres of 'pndeveloped land.
to the Oeoville Wyandotte Irrigation District, `The General; Plan designation
for this foothill 'site anis sutroundi,ig area is low derisi,ty residential ' This
annexation would likely lead to a future land use which would conform to the (�
.
�cammercial`zaning, but not�'the General Plan Designation tot residential use. �.
However; since other commercial 'uses have already bean p.sta�ilished in the
vicinity, a precedent '06bld not be set.
The purpose ;of this Environmental Impact Report is to discuss the. potential
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p, p er a
'en.vironment,�i i.m acts Ghat might. be created with: the. develo meet of either
residential" or commercial complex.
B. POTENTIALITY S'YG?iIFICANi' IMPACTS
The potentially significant, impacts as detemned by the Butte County
Environmental Review Depaiitiment ,;are`t
Tho development of th'is property will result in 'the compaction and
ove' covering of the soil, andcouI result. in; changes in_topoizraphYi
topsoil depth and erosion potential.
2,Development of this property v ll'result in increased quantities
ofstormwater tunof£ and could contribute to Che need f6ti off-site
draInagP, im'roveinents to reduce the potential of downstream flooding.
t of this ro arty, will result in a .substantia]; increase
Develapmen p p ,
."in'the amountyof traffic and t.11
raffic related hazards.
4. Development�of this property will tesu]t`in,the increase,,,, consumption
,
o£`electticity, p ,craleuin andnatural r'e'sources.
S. Development o this; property will resultin increased au'Gomable
'
emissions and land uses 'that -wi12 have an adverse e£forC~on- aiY quality,
.6. bevelopaient' of this property could 'result in 1S,ie expdsure of residents
to `high levels of noise._
7. Development, of this„prop;ez'ty cou;'d increase demand:'for housing= "i►i �'
the sii
7—,
';he nearest source of surface water.j
the West Fark of N6rth `'Honaut
Creek, is a.hout 1/4 arf'a mile Northeasx of. 'the property boundary.-. ether
rela�i'ue'ly close sourced jnclude GTyman Ravine to the West and tryartdotte "
Cr,aek Jro, the Southeast.
Gn�s�te flooding isf nob a concern due to the property's ,elevafOn,
and distance from any flood plain,
off-bite flooding :is of a concern _in the vicinity of Che S�yarYdotte,
diners Ranch Roast, ;ieie the Weat Fork of T�prtti F. oncut Creek has a
history of 'inundation, Several, homes were built in this area and are
canaequently exposed' to this h0zard.
Storm 'unof'f from the project s.itie
will. contribute, slightly to =this flooding problem.
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The vegetat " �'n of the subject area can be classified as, a foothill ,.
oakyaodland with, scattered' open areas "o£
grassland, There are' trees dna
shrubs also present.
A survey, conducted by the Department 6, forestry for the soils-vegetation
MAP Gook;pl.ace, in "Township 19 Vortb Pange 4 rest, ;Section 13; The fc�llow-
F
frig plan. t`: species were "either' recorded or observddc
4Sciedt'ific •?wine
-....fie ,
° 'Cammai['rlame
� T--�-.---,•T-*•+,-�- `5:. i
'Annual Brasses
Aire :caryophyllea _
S'i1�*er hairgrass
Avenai barbata
S1e.nder wild oats.
Avena fatua
Common',-wild°oats
l3rornus di andxus
Ripgut,`
73romus madritens is
Spanish btome
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Bromus allis ''
So£t Chess
,Mall
Bromus raeemosus
Smooth safe""chess"
trot, s steri]is
Sterile brome
Festuca my'
False (oxtail .£escu�
GasrrI Tum` ventri'cosum"
I i;tgrass -
Loli- multiflorum
Italian ryegrass
Melica ca'liforn ca"nevadensis
Galiforn%a me Lc
Sitaii'ion 'hystrix,
Sa�uirreltai l
Annual *Forbes
Achyrachaena mo1'lis
Blow wives
Anaga7lis arvensis
lempe. tel.
Centaurea solstzt�ialis"
Yellow ssar 'thistle,I"'
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Cl tM.a : gracilis
Farewell-tci-'spring, ,
Cla>r'kia purpu"tea, quadriviil tdt,
'our--spot 10
Grucianel"la angustzf'ol�.a
rys
Frad%um bot_
(',rasswort "
ilago, 7
Geranium Trolls
j�oodland geranium
H.ypochoeris, g'labra,
Smoatb cat's eai
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f
Annual. Yorbs Con t..
1 s
��bicolor
LinanGk►us
�,Lnanthus
2iadia'. exigua
Micropus ca.lifornicus
Navarretia pubescens
Little tarweed
Miczopus
Downy navarretia
Petrorhagi;a veluntiloiO
(,Tu ,i C -d prolifera)
F).antagb erecta erecta.
(P, hookeriana'californi.ca)
UTilding pink
Foothill plantain
JS
1'lectritisec„
p a,as
dix pecten -veneris
Plectrti,s
Shepherd's needle
Sidalceal hartwegii
iiartweg sidalcea-
Stellaria media
Common chicltweed
Vida augustixfolia
Common'v#tch
�zpia sat va
Pubescent commoi. vetch
Perennial Forbs
Agoserls grandiflora.
Grand mountain dandelion
,nodioa minor
Dwarf bro.diaea
Calochortus luteus
C:h).orogalum pomeridianum
Delphinum hesperium
Yellow-
Soap plant
Dichelostemma parviflorum
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Galium nUttall'i'tenue
�Sanickul a b'ipinnatifidaPurple>,,
climbing ga, ium
an"
5ani,cula crassicaulis
Gamble weed
Triiteleia hyacity,thina,
White triteleia
Trees and_
low,
Arctos'taphylas viscida
Aiteleaf manzanita
c'de alis:
Cercas oc Y, nt
Calsfornia redbud
1gterdmeles arbutifolia Toyon,,`C'hristmasa berry
Duercus, wislizenii wislizenii Interioi live oak;
Toxicodendron diversa lobum
(Rhli's d .)
i'aisofi-oaf
These speciesvary fzom low to .high in, browse value,, the following
is:extracted froth the.Soi!"Vegetation Map, Oroville.Dam Quadrangle
(39C�) pgs.6-7.
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PARTIAL; S•MU:t,I AST; '
Commit Name _
;Scientifit.`Name
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7-tA�•il�iA'LS
Black Tail .Aeer'
Odocoileu5 hemionus
Badger,
Bobcaa
'Taxidea taxus
Lynx rufus
Coyote
Canis latrans
California ground squirrel;
Citellus beecheyi
Red F6x
Vulpes fuwa
Western gray+ squirrel
Sciuzus griseus
Valley pocket gopher
Thomomys bo:ttea
Western harvest mouse
Reithtodontomys megalotis
Ueer mouse
Peromyscus manz'Cul atus
Porcupine
Erethizon dorsatum
L
Cahifornia mole:
Scapanus latimanus
Raccoon
Prac.yori lotdr,
Striped spunk
rfephitis mephitis
Ringr'ai Cat
Bassariscus astutus
Reptiles: ;
Western fetice l zarci
Sceloporus iccidentalis
Skink
Eumeces spf)
Wes'tern,wti pta5.1
Cnemidophorus t1gris
Rubber snake
Chat ina.bo`stae
Racer
Coluber -constrictor
Common king- snake
Lampropel as getulus
Gar.ter, snake
Thamtiophxs sir talis
Western rattlesnake
Crotalus viridis
u ke vu tore
T r >
Catharses aura
SparroW.hewTc
Palco spaxverius
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Red. -tea' hed' 'hawk `
Buteo '.j arnaicens;i s
Sharp --shinned liaiak
Act 4i ter striatus
mbuntaYn gash
Ozeotyx,pica
Mourning dove
Zenaidura macxoura
Pan -tailed, pigion
Columbaaciata
�Jr,ls
Opus sppl; Asio sppU spP� s'
Tyto SPP-,._:
�tirig-necked pheasant
Phasianus colchicus
Bail Eagle
Ialiaeetus 1eucocepha7us
Wild ':triike
lteleagris gallop,axa
Vireo's
Vireo; spp
Phainopepla
t�hainope"s a ni,, ens
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Y
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Gommori: frame
Scientific Name
3
l3�rds: (Con,tinuesL)
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Cractge-crn�rnesl �►. arb t er
Alermivora celata.
Blapk-throated gray warbler
Dendro;ica petechia
drawer's blackbird
.7, phagus cyanocephalus
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3u1"l0ck s oriole "
leterus cucullatus
Brown towhee,
' pi.16 fuscus
j
'Blackheaded grnsbeck
Hedymeles mel.anocephalus
Purple, finch
Carpo3acus purpureus
14 0, fipch'
Carpodacus mexicanus
1
Lawrenceis goldfinch
Spinus lawerce'i
Greenbacksd gold£inch.
Spinus psaltria
Chipping sparrow'Spizella.pa8setInA
lark sparrow
Chondestes grammacus
d
Anna's hummingbird
Calypte anna
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Violet green swallow
Tachyc%neta thalass— Ina
ttoodpeck'
Depdre copus spp.
Sresterc► Woad peewee
Contopus sardidulus
Purple martin
prognes}irs
Crow
Corvus brachyrhynchos
Scracb',,7`ay
Aphelocoma coerulescens
Steller jay
Oyanoc tta stelletl
yellow -b bled magle
Pica muttalli
_.
Wt ite-brested puthatch
Sita;carol;nensis
Chickadee.
Panus 'rufescens '
Buss -tit
Psaltriparus minimus
= Titmouse
Parus-'xnorhatus
-House wren `"l
Troglodytes :sedan
Bewick wrens
T:hryomanes bewicki
,cestern b1Lbird�' _
Ssili,a mexicana
Blue -gray gnatcatcher`
Poliopfila ceerulea
%ndicaed in the preceeding ag-es,
the ability of the project site to
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support large populations 0?rrwildlife
on a'permanent basis is minimized }
-' due.. poor soils, vegethtap type and encr6aching subdivisions.
G. CLIi'G'�TOLOCX
The general climate of the Orovil'le
area is Yediterrean Warm Sum mt,
®characterized
b�` 'two d-- 't seasens, composed 'o'f icot y dry. summers„and
mild `rainy.vrinters."�V* tually all o tha annual pre c_zpitatiion., averaging,
about 28-3Q, i`tickes, occur during the winter, months.
Ay -rage dai]y temperatures ran a
&F,,
9),i from, 4x:.g An l�ecembe`r to 78, 9
e n� um , as 2
:in ar�lj�;, �e wix�t r ati m w
onC' ecember 81y 1978„ and ,the summer
y F'` maiticnum)r as 1IPott.duiy o:3 1�}i'8r. Wiritex
lows are rarely lass that, 16oF acid '
q,� summer ,*,, imum$ pare tarely higher than 1160F. Tt e. frost -free -growing season
averages i fio 8 mlonths in length, and
is favorable to a wide 'variety of crops.
1ti Pre'vail%ng winds, are from the s60ib l
southwest pr From. the north,, nrirt iwest,
depending mostly on the• toion.
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The treatment facilities for' .00'C aere designed Fara 1Q aver
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da�z'�ty. law.ta.F 5,3 mgd,. Space has been dedicated for ,Future roc
esse `units to all,aw :far orderly expansion of; £aGili.ties..
Current dry weather' flow to SC01t averages 2, mgd or about 0
percent Of` Elie average u'esign' flaw', Because, of inFil.tration/
inflow problems with the collection systems, pealt winter flows
have reached'16 mgd for periods of short duration,, potential
adverse effects of these peak flows on :effluent quality have }leen
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minimized by: alert adjustments, in 'operational; procedures-and use
of the Omer enc' storage ands
g � g p Ltltimate: dis oral of treated
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water is discharged into the Fea`thet River below the The' 14 to
Afaerbay,
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3. Solid. Dlaste
Sa1id waste disposal will be handled by-'Orov lle Solid t5'aste:
It has been -indicated ,that disposal services can be accommodated
by the current system with no reduction in the level of services
now provided,' Solid waste will be'delivered to the South Fifth
Avenue transfer station in droville for ,ultimate disposal at
iffcurrent
the 1leal Road dump site south of Chico. The estimated life of the
sit.e`'i's three to Five' years,. Tire proposed ;p�:oject will. n,ot;
'
significantly-effect the dump,, site or its projected life.
4. Fire.Protection,
The-Butte County Fire Department (BeFD)'pr'ovid'es full time fire
ect area., The BCFD' is
protect%on to the j:' operated by, the
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California Departmero
nt of Forestry (CDF) under,' contract "with the
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County of .Butte,
BCFD Station 64, Kelly �zdgei' a't Wa MA' and Canyon„ is tire' closest;
station to. the proposed project.. One et)gine company and one rescue
squad are operated'out of that station.
Ttlere is a paid engineer, on, duty at all time and a; paid fizefighter
during the; daytime and another paid firefighter on'duty at all
t�Ymes du -ir► .the 'summer h s. , .
r g Mont,
There is a twenty► person' paid-call fire company (Kelly. Ridge
Val uriteer Fire Companyi based;at'that station. '"hey man the rescue
squad and respond to all:strn�cture`fires and medical. aid calls.
Normal response to a structural fire %111. 1s three engines one rescue
squad., a paid..-call dire company and::a Battalion 'Chief. All engines`
are, Class A, pumpers- fully equipped ' to me;'et 1H ire "Fire Prt�tection
Association (NEPA'};tandaxd'1901� and',all cart'y aC least'SDQ gallons
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ENVT.1OMUT-'P TTL 7111PAfTS;` Alm _ MITTGATI arts
lmpact: Putture:construction and deuelopmett Will result it, the cpm-,
pacti6n and avercovering of the soil, This will result in 'an increase j
±,
in stormwoter runoff: _
a
Mitigation: Specific details for mi, ta,gaGing the possibility of down-
stream flooding;axe not possible at this Gime, because nophysical project
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hag been d'efine'd y. Generally 'mi , igen n measures' wauId include increasinE
maintenance of existing drainage facilities and,, if, necessary, the con. -
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atruction of neT4 facilities; Any construction of fac lities would be'.
incorporated into the: plans of tuture deve;lopmen:t. In addition, under-ihe
,Bulldi ia, Permit Ordinance, the Public4,rorks Departmelit c.ari require that
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drainage plan,iI7 be submitted, for' all000d, uses 'in' the C -2 'zone and the:
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re wired d mina e �arxll, ties to 'be installed,
required g .
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impact: Changes `in topography and the removal of vegetation are
likely to occur with the construction of cin -site roads, driveways and`
building gads, Th.isy in 'Uin, will increase the erasion of top-soiy.,
Mitigation: Construction should be scheduled for 'late -`sprang an'd;
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summer to reduce erosion caused b storm runoff,;
titi- gation« Overs ep ei slopes should be avuided when designing
roads, driveways ,and, btA.rda;ng pads.
ltit.igat on:__ Any reve�etatc�n that is planned sh.ou? d be done' as soon
as possible is the cflnstruction phase..
M4ti tion: t}xf the construction or landscaping cannot'be completed
before' theL season 'the disturbed .area phauld be protected by a co eying
to reduce eria�:won.
Impact": The potential geologicaIl hazards resulting frpin a major
'
earthquake is common to this region,' The,exlstafice of dse smicly "active„
fault in chose liroxin►ty to'.the propet cre tens hazard to the 'zesiclences
arid' structures . ..
Mitigation: AlT reads, sticuctures and`othe>✓ project features must°be
cons `
trueted to meet the Butte County, standard`s for bui it xn an -earth
giaalse' zone, to ensure tine safety ;o£ people and j�zop,erty,,
r11.tiga:tion ite44 b7 i nrl it,� �6 -,-
i' b�
aural shear zone zntexpretad as a potentially acl.ts*ean1r tis
t.
located outside rhe parcel but near its northeast eprner N`o dt�ellings
should` be placed ;with'i n 5a ,fee.t (.f its extrapalat:ed trace , e' e
about40Q.. sn ff^
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At ,full bui7dout'of the eight prpjects'previously mentioned: o,n page 20
plus development of residences on other' a ailsble lands in, the study area, a,
sub sran.tiai;inerease in vehicu��`r result. [)sing a figure of 7 trp-
ends pe.r day, the 1166 potentit31" l� s or dwelling unit.x will generate '8162
vehicular trips per"daya Most of this traffic will converge onto Highway, 162
at-two intersections, one at Heritage Road and the other, at Keily Ridge Road,
The 1979-80 Caltrans traff%:c Counts for this area show' an average daily
traffic count of 3400 on iiighway,162 to the west of Kelly Ridge Road and an
AAT of 3950 on H;lghway 162 ;to the.east of Heritage Road. In, the ,819: for
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lie rt. Savings and Loan PAC 7.t ss estim"aced that a,280,E increase
Hill occur in the traffic flaw on the highway at full buildout for the
currently proposed development. The Sunrise Knoll Subdxvisionr which
currently in Che'planriing phase, was not included in th.Ls earliet pro-
jgction. Same traffi:C'arig nating from that location is expected to use
the 'Skyline ,."Boulevar.d,or bakvale,Avenue access points to Highway 162, though
this furthe
accurate predirtons .are di'ffxcult to ;project. 7`n further,
with the Public Works.Depar'tmen.t, it was estimated that as much as 80%
of the traffic from the Sunrise Knoll 'Subdivison may utilize the 'Slyando►:"te^'
Miners Ranch Road route, particularly if a traffic signal is installed, at
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is intersection with 01* Highway
Mitigation. Since a traffic signal is planned for the intersection of
Highway 162 and Apica Avenue at sue time a5 the traffic warrents in-
stal.lcion. This signal would be set g et up to cover both the,Apica'.Avenue,
and the Heritage Road ,access pointe onto Highway 162 which are nearly
opposite each other. Another traffic -safety improvement, th.a`t may be
necessary it the neat future, is a traffic ;signal at the Highway 162 and,
Kelly Ridge Road%�Ty-and'otte-Miners Ranch Load intersection. Pro rata
contributions", based on the, amount of projected tta f L c,j should be.
considered dor developments°.affecting bo"th inCersections: Cuff=site road
impro+enents along idt. Ida �tdad, Wyandotte--Miners Ranch Road, Rachel Drive,
Heritage Road, RoverY" Drive and Kelly RJ.idge Road may be necessary as
the traffic; flows e-rceed tee road capacities in their present conIitions.
lmpnct: TfeveloPment of the "property will ;contribute, to increasing
vehicular movement in this area.;, This will: have an adverse impact""of::the '
existing transportation system in the", :f increased cange'stian,
ilitigation: Specific uii.ti:gat3.on measures will becoordinated Frith
'Caltrans, once a project has bee disclosed. 'Left turn lane's or 7aiciening of
the roads are possible mit.gationsu" That might be suggested'by'Caltrans.
"The neces"sa�ry permits frill be obtained ,
Tmpact: Increased-'traCf.ic 1%111 increase Hazards to o'ttier motor "
vehicles' bicyclistand"pedestricins ;.
Vitiation: Specsfiq measures rill need to""tie coordinated.with Caltrans
the same time plans far unproved, road circulation as being ievised. I,,ossib'Xe"
mitigations migl't include installation of:a "bike . path;' crosswalles, warning ,
I' s
sn and
g` reduced speeds,
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1311tigation : The; J3utte, County SheriffsDepartment hasI ftalcated' .,
'that ;this will not seriously, increase, eir'workload.,
4. Schools';
`in impacts in the.
Based, on figures. generated tie' discussion of school
Oaks PIanne4 Area (luster, Environmental Impa'ctt Report;, the following,,
i.nforsnation was generated for a ''residential developments -impact on the
schools.
Im act. There wi:11 be an estimated maxi.mum'.increase of 12 students,
p
who will attend Las Plum-as High School,..
Mitigations"" None Enirollment has been decreasing since 197$, Twelve'
students will,have no serious impact on the school,,
Impacti There will be an estimated maximum increase of 23`"studenhs
into the Orovi.11e Elementry School' District;
Mitigation: None, Ophir Elementry School ss •cur.-tently the only
school in the district nearing capacity. Once this is readied, the re-
maining students will be bused Co•other schools in the district, Central,,�q
98ho6j7 i4i11 be° able to, accomo ate,. the 'additional studenxs° without, any 1'�,
problems` ,
.
Vii. AESTHETZ(3S
Impact: The}ahhexation will lead to a'v.,sual change in the area as
open-;'space. `.is cowprted, to xrban, oi� urban uses.
Mitigation.. Open. �tggce ttnd, retention of` natural vegetation should be
included in the project ;plans toJill ml, this 'impact..
N: iUt�lAN HEA1,TIi
Ympacti'i Tk e, seasot'sai. °low ;flog* periods, of the West porlc'of North Roncut
Creek.provzdes habitat for masqu`to breeding. This tray become a nuisance to
the,surrou:nding developments.
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Mitigation:` Once a project,,has been proposed; §pecifi,c mit!
141:
measures will be requested `form tihe` Butte County' Moscluito A- at6iOe:tt Disttict.
q
0'. ARCx (%,0cicAZ iAgPEOS., "
�, ortant
d ' t 'uctoti a 'm
'� p � r £app. _
p Develo merit could r.,sult in the es
Tm act'
cultural resources.
Mitigatiotii' An archaeological survey 'was completed by STJ, Manning,
anarchaeological. consultant. he concludea' here was "nothing to indicate
the •existence of 'any cultural resources tin 'the property site and reccimmends
'arch apoLog'cal clearance
1.
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anergy oonseriris3„ttsfann practices.
Use of energy conseevation devices such, as flywheels.
H.".
date atructurea whicki discourage unnecessary energy consumption.,
T,.
Use of',human or animal power where such use is feasible.
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Waste 'heat recovery.
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'geayciing and use of recycled materials:
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Agencies; :0Vgani;zatiaixs, In' J.vicivals and References Consu'� ted
1{
Environmental Impact 'Re -port, Planned. Axea Cluster;
..Cook Associates, 1931
2.
E'nvironmdntol -Impact Report; Rivervi,eta Estates Subdivision
'Fred R. McLaren, 1981
3,
environmental Impact Report, deritage Estates Subdlvisicsn,
E
reddzs, Driscoll and Associates; 19$1
4.
Soil-��egetaG'ion M'ap, nroville Dam t�uadrangld
('390-3) pages 6--T
5,
Butte County I''irer Departmdnt
6.
Qrovil o Sdhool District
7,
Department of T„ra zsoortation
8.
Department of�ublic Saarks, .Butte. County
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9.
Jamas' j', t(Innig,,-,Archaeologlical Consultant
IA.
Area. -History, Extracted from Riverview estates,
Ann S; Weak; Consulting Archaeologist, May 1980
lir
Census tract' for X12, 3i3, '316
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12.
xap showin natural Environmental Development Constraints
P ilip A. Lydon, .Consultiizg ;Geologist:
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1. De, and mala of projoct,
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2. 136WOPtiorl and neap of, site:.
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1, dvscription.and map of pertfnertt otfsile ars3as:
19. G"eon "oar ESrerr+ irate+ to Ct+reCi(C511J
the tc P rob`erns fnentioped?
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1. Ara; all ;geo4og
2. Are, alf that goobgic problems adequately described?
C., �lk}kileawrr,6
measures necessary?
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i; Ate mitigating
tog inforrnation provided for the
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2. Is sufficient geo
design o} mil{gating moasutes?
Wipe,
3, IlVill the failure of mitigating measures cause an
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jReiier No Onvironmental impact?
V. AtsomaUvsei
Ocessary'10 reduce or prevent the
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1. :Ara, knOmatives
irseversiblo enAronmerital impact mentioned?
2 19 putficient geotoglc inforrrlatiori provided for the
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proper considnrafion of alternatives?
the' possible allernalives adequately derscrit>tld?
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3,. Are all
Flrltp{errleorrtat{oat ortM_ p_ ro,oct
report signed by a registereddeologist?pots
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{s'thegOgiG
regulations and
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therogott providenecessary
to implement the project?
performance criteria
•Required ior,intefprelive geologic tnformOtion,
pU+9LlSHED REFERENGES '(selected)
Cslilori+)e Otrle{ast Of MirPlta "*Pd tot deternainrng Ine maximum
end lase msxeinum prabeDle
Cal�tornir 19eiSt962+ i]ulletin of
5gismolugica$otimy of Am+yscapto9y
caediblw
pi>bAcaiions oarihquakas, 197561
grt•mesidod. guidelines
nu 5.
3.ces'!
1fur
erl al„ 1973,s, Na 44,p
pr4ParingrengDfan for Callfornia; B.ullMin
jSG4. Crustat iltaitb ynd
movcrrtcnt'-investfgition; 8utit4u�
Ceporls. 1975.
fl, Mote No, x5. Recommended` guidelines
1974, Maximurn ening in no reclaniai;on pians«
+rock,
115 7R.W..
4. Coltman. IL and vo+Y Flake„ C Jl,ro►
]jd
prep_
aeeeferalion. iram __473,Exlt+gfiake
G Jifomla Map Sheat1975,
hiuory of
united Sotos- U.S.oopiutmeltL`amnsCrce:
oerlhquakoafn
197'3.: piatim{ntry, fault°,� d3. 6ttwu..
Pualiution 4tC.1N.,
S •• edµ t974. tWle7d Sa3.
larinin9s,and 9eolggtc map Prpt{Minary ` "t.v Allen, C.R.. et il» 965Rai illonship
onrthquakes, t9i22 t1S: Oepuim
Reoorl 13. between "so an and geotogio'
I, aa6iesholt, G.f3,: 1974: ��. ^ Oy struexure in' -the south ri Calilorhia
l of Commerce
4. H+roman. J.A , ec ai 1473 Se+smintlr
soUthem region. i
CaliFora,Vthquaka of9 f"fuary region t3ai1teltn:ol uie Sasmofogit a1
the .Califoa
Januxy {432' {Llf emaer '1972
1371: 9ulieitn 196. Society of Amwica iso. 4,
s, Nbte Na.' 97. t3uidalines to, 2 8ott, B:A: and Miller, R D» 104.
Trxnnotog .
Y -.. California" lnsiy
,
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gootogfeisoiviarc regports(yr;ilcffy of ,northern and 6entca{
` Cexttrltwttor?
b. Note No. 43 RecomrnendeJ 9uidehnes
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DATA
iu. Pt1.ELiC AGENCIES WITH GEOLOG'1C
Dat a
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S*6n Fcily GmoiolTJ Ground s
Dep California; tlnrvars{tias
i.earar;aa'and Gera!agy and Eng hearing, 'Departments'al
t X"
California Inst)fut`o of 7achrinb9y otos. CA)
San Franeisw. abs 9
X. x
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Ga{iiw►+te Divlsldn- of .Mines and Gwlogy, (Sxramenlo:
X
Caw;*imia DCp�f11, enl nl ster itesourtxs f$aCrarnt"JO. GA)
x .
icat+tonnes
pebartmrnt of Transpor�alion {Dasirci f5fdces)
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County 5a1 d W31er �Co WV1111ron Deslrlds ,,
0uilding.arfd 5alery
Cou'nty,Eng{neer ,and Depa'rtrtierit9,ot
Gpi6ty )fA-h.ke7i popartmer
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` coonFtood Cnftal Distlid`
u,s,'Geotogicat Survey (Menlo Parlt, CA)
u<S, Corps of Elaginee*s tDistr{d i:rigif+eert) '
7<
R inndf OMirAs)
U.S,. gusesu Of ROC 3.0111001 i e9
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11.5 So t Consiry mors 5ervlce end pored Sc+'' ice
IAt31lI tF ORN
,�atit#�i�ttrttsient'
OR' OVILLL SCHOOLDISTRICT
PiION (916( 533,0495
OFFICE. tAPS1DE SCH=, 2795 YARD S14EET r
4ROVILtE, CALIFORNIA 95065'•'6096
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July 13; 1983
Graves, Barnhart Brawn
1881 A Robinson Street
Orovi le, CA 9.5965
RE: AP 69=52-07
Gentlemen
6 in the
Children attending kindergarten throughgrade who reside
area'of the above paAcel ordinarily attenO Ophir Elementary School,"
located at 216 Qakva1e Avenue. Ophir School is currently nearing
capacity in pupi'1 enrollment. When capacity enrollment i`s reached,
new pupils, to the area will have to be bUseO to another school in
the district where spice right be' a+aa l abl e .
Since the above ;property is zoned commercial, we Would not expect
A, significant increase in pupil enrollment as a result of develop-
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Thank you ;for, the' opportunity to corrop t, on this matter.
sincerely,
Marc d E: Corn
Supe - riten:dent
NEC/c`t
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AGENCXGEORGE 0EUKME-IAN, Galro�ur
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;II► �''� NEW C7F'' TRAP SPORrATION
qPL! ,6L1 '01r MARYsVIttE 45401
T-e e,p'honeX916) 741,_4.277
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Off-But-162
PM 21 •0
A P. #69-52-0�
Mr. Alan Brown
Graves-Barnhart-Brown
P.O. Box 1'576
Oroville, CA 95965
Dear Mr. Brown;
Thank you for the opportunity to provide input to theproposed
M.
E1R.for the future development of a 10-8cre parcel north of
Highway 162 near Ap`ica Avenue.
I this vioinity, Highwa}i 162 (Olive Highway) oper2,tes at a
JeYel of service Between A and B, which is a stable f 1 o W wi h
minimum r.estri etions. Average daily traffic ('Arfij is 4,150`
vehicles; peak' hour is '420 vehicles.
�1lfhough n,o sp,eq,if c project is proposed ;at this time- 'the ElR
should address. the need for access to the State highway and an
environmentalimpacts. whish may result from road approach
construction: An estimate of trip generation should alsc) be
made in order .to determine the, extent 'of traffic impacts t.o the,
State highway:
Any. work within the State right of wa'y is subj,ect.ta, Caltrans'
encroachment permit regulatao.ns.
Sincerely,- rr
W. R. GREEN
ortati
oron
�Distr�`ict birect of Tr an p
DffRECrlVED
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D. SMpbre JtyL2 3i9S3
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Evxr.onnental Branch ., '
RON GRAVES & ASSfi1�.
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PHILIP A. YDOb9
Co`nsU vist,
29.48 San Verbena INay, Chita, California 95926 (916) 343 y9277
September 30, 1983
GEOWGY' AND ;SEISMIC ,HPC iRI3a OF A. P1l RCEY;'; A.T 'HERITAGE ;PO ND
RACHEL DRIVE, EAST OF ORQV,`J [,LE'
C Jm-luSIONS
Scattered outcrops of hard metavolcanic rock are clis-
e g presumably-shallo r clay-ls�am $oil on, t} e. parcel..
p ,rsed ninon
Evidence'of near -surface moisture was found at only one spot.,
Lurching, slumpirig, d .l
and, are not
,likely
seismic.Iazardso A sma11 sYiear zone interpreted as.a potentidlly-;.
active fault is located outside the parcel but nEar ts.north-
easy corner. modwellings should be placed within 56 ft of
.o po atbd 'tracer This' Will affect only a: out,
is .;. xtra 1 ut 2400, sq
fiG of the parcel.
4
= Because of the' potents a1 for difdrrenti.al settling or
amplification o3 earthquakte wages in fixl, any fill placed on
I
the. site should ,be designed, paced,-, aid drained` so as to
m3:n3mize any such effects.,
Planning' for'development.an the parcel should anticipate
a maximurci credible earthquake having these chara`eteri.stics:
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ter 10 m� or ,less from the � , el a tiiyd
a 5i erg rc m
3., ,; �� � Magmax-
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iinum horizontal accelera,t,i n 0 6 � ;'; duratir+ri 20 Msec; and
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p�reedominant pe�eiod ,4 sec.
if mobile homes are to glared onthe parcel, they
.:be
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s3jxould be installed in such a mariner as to resist .l.ataral
mion.
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ydon page th>«ce
e�ateinber 3C3, 19
,shaped, outc=r..,s ;of roc%-, sep4 _rated b shall oj- soil . and
y , lImited
expo-sures, at the bottom of the southern gulch. lrtific ale.c-
are described above in the
sures
po sectiofz on soil; ;neither they
no.r the nattital `:exposures show an. shearing or evidenceof aplting.
Soil-covered parts of the site were inspected for evidence of
'aligned, moist spots; elongated patches `of gray -soil, align ed
vegetation, and iriutecl topographic: scarps. Any of these coul be
taken as evidence of a hidden (though not necessari3y active)
R
;fault. stone •,ras found.
Two lineaments, named the Swain Aavine and Paynes Peak
�i,AeazrientS, eki east of the pare el. .a line4ment is usually
visibleon aerial boto raa hs and consists` o a
9 P ligned vegetation.
r aligned topographic f"eatus. Lineaments ca y
n be taus ed b roc.
'.banding,
ttrata, ,Mineral changes in rock type,.joints, and faults.
Irlae Swain Ravine Lin ,
eamenta7on which the Cleveland xi]1 fault
g
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!,.yes, is , closer to the parcel than, the Paynes Peak. Lineament is.
It's w estexxa'braxch passes about 20o ft from the nor, heast corner
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of the parcel (I�. a maps attached) . Aithough, the swain Pavine
Linea)'ent is: assumed to represent the r Qrthtaard 'extension of the
Cleveland, HilliFaul,t, which moved during the-1975 Palermo earth-,
g}te; Dept. dater Resources 1979) an 81-ft-I6n:g trch ,.excavated;
across the intAamert at point R (parcel map, attached) by.the
Department of tai''ater .Zeso{urr_Es in 1.976 failed to reveal any evidence
a.f sheairing or,faulting.
A 5-ft=high,icut :':n metavolcanic rock,,. related to a nearby
;
housingdeve? o merit,, shags a she ,2,onet point'D (Marcel map,
attached) ; hori:herly ,frnm :the northeast cornei: of the parcel:.
V
Hltete, eXposed E4 eare,d rock. S inches wide (plus an adjacent uri-
e:�posed l�ti "iriclies that might al so be sheared rock) consists o
shiny', chlor , weakly talcase;, contorted metavolcanic rock,
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west edge Csf the shear "zone is 'sharp, trends S10oE; and ,dips
84T. The uppcar'.part ` o� -'the steep shear zone is�' poorlyeposedt.`
the` shdu.der' of TZachel Drive; tart there 'is no obvious; evidence of
soiI offset at thatpoint.
,I
ctra.polatIon of the trend of the shear zonae (see parcel map)
i is