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tho Gonera 1. Plan des i gn at t on i.
Pag+ .4y of thy: Land Use E1 ement -- The site brt terl a}
coed i t'i :oha l ' zoning and deve I oilmen c cr i ter i a $ anst: r�rl l n,o roe tors for
Agri cul tural -Resi detAt i -a 1, do not support the cre t; I fan or PAIrcel s of
less than '10 acres lo size in the project v l c l n i t,Y
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Page ` 7 of tho Land Use 1 1 ement Required con x i s-t,emy i' 1 rtrj I n?.t
e, 1 they a ubd i v I s i on or cr7 i nrl may,ioL-be based sra 1 Q1 y (in ''mal
doterm i nat I tin .t l _ to ` 4 C7-acre . mange for, A,3r i cu 1 tura l-Res'I deli t:.1 r)I 1=,
b6t, rather upon tI ie ohJect i ves) leo 1 i c l es, general 1 end use's ori'd
pragrams spec l f 1 ed 1, n tho ent i re General Plan.
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C t rcu l at i om !=1 ehjen t '» Po:j icy'I .1 . �5 oo page 7'0,*.,..r✓ rwcr M 1 titin ► I art
for the County ' s, Footh 1 I' t areas shoo I d be►es i gnert Or`Outrd matt
which ��c�r4a `�a�te dev '!f prrtt L. near ep i St i no h I tghwtfay c0rrl dorms fan(j
emphas l'ze dev e l opipant neat} ex i s t i n rr r""a l commum l t,y' centers .'
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C l rc, f l at l bfi Element �Po l i cy 1. 8.2 ori' page 71 «, The most l ropor^too l l
roa s Ond h ghways should be designed and ria i nto l neJ to the, h l rghr'144'
possible I etre 1 of s ry I c'i nig onvon I encs , `("he I oast 1 mpprtar�t roof t^.. ,
and I 1 4hKOYS shuu 1 d rote i ve on 1 y the t improvements necessary to
magi nta lin tho 1 r- structural integrity dnd operat i c ha 1 safpt y
(Oroyl 1 1 e-Ou i iicy H i oh ay 1 s files l, as a L i r ilbed . Access
IRoute/tvil nor Air-tor i a l 1 m the vicinity and is a ffitajor do 11 ot;tbr Fre
the, stretch f r-om the rnd of the S,tato--ma i nta t ned pw toi ori of
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C i rout at i ori t l emdnt Pot icy 4, 1 05 on page 76s The County ' wt l '
ensure that a 1 l road systema; i nc t Ltd i rig I?r I vats rc,at(s, oor�nr�ct
vtr 1 nu= propert-y; sl ated rot ptaten lei a 1-dtavel n(amontotl tc� eack --
o her, 4o to mo=t pub I I c i V.° md"t ntt i ned road system �,
Cjr tau l at I Ori E" I emont Po l Icy' 4 1 e orl pa go 76 :' pry I vote
su:hd i v t is 1 on rbecls w 11 t be tx►r p 1 t to +u1' 1 of nity steam-dards anz;I bho!,,,,,
'w I l i be pr; i vat.e 1 y m I n to I ned FIs awth tt"roughout that l r
C I t °cu 1 a°; i 6n , E" I om zm t; F'61 i A: � I 0 I,;. 1 ,?b t New I�and
divisitirts Shoultie :Ie1! rsan1i1cit'rrM th,'A�' Ir fair"shat;, tit, h�w,r>
of i'-s 1 `te rodd I mor'nvVemenit s needed to hand i o tho traf" l c I ncr-e0cO"I"
that they, cmusd.;
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Open Space, I i omen Page '1 4:.B i `I'I,re county shou 1 a perrlrl t the
Lt-4 -lot t or'! Of res 1'do4ni:1 01 par cc- s r oor, ii arc_ t lumbdrs ,q+ vacant :81t
of 51 m I I at-, crier-x ctrerw l stw 1 cs oh: I y I iF such a heo'd `can bo ' doM60str A Oe'
}gage 1 � 9 : The Colwoty slur=.u1 d regu i a�t� ray } d+�n i to 1 �ev�1 o,pme;n•t r
th6 f a d—t l i t s to faci I t tate t'he sury 1 v 1 amd' m i grot I o of; deel-
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IV. ENVIRONMENTAL I' CT5
URplanations of a ��yes"< and '{maybe"
answers are ' required on_,attached sheet(s)a � 9
1. EARTH, Will 'the proposal result in significant;' YES
MAYBE NO"
a.
st
�n,able earth conditions in chap es
g �r.
b.
geologic subs ructures. or
Disruptions, displacements,, compaction or
oVercovering of the soil?
c.
Change in topography or ground surface
relief features?
d.
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Destruction, covering or modi£icatio;n of any
linique geologic or physicalfeatures?
e.
Increase ,iri wind or Water ero5iori of rsoils,
03`her on or off:zite?
£.
Changes -in deposition or erosion of beach
sands, or changes in siltation, deposition
or erosion which maymodify the'chdnnel of
a river o'r strP.am ox the bed of the ocean or
any bay, inlet or lake?
g.
Loss of prime agriculturally productive 5_oil's
outside designated urban areas?
h.
Exposure of people or property to geologic
hazards such as earthquakes, landslides, mud-
slides, ground fai ure. or, similar hazards?
2; AIR. Ifill the proposal result in substantial:
a:
A1.ir emissions; or deterioration of ambient
air duality?
b:
The creation '3i objectionable oaoxs, smoke,
or fumes 7
c.
Attera*, of air mo'tement, 11101sture; or.
' `n '
tempo, R=,.ure, or any change ih climate,
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local ly o'r regio 4'
3. WATER. Will 'the proposal result in subttantial;
a,
Changesift currents o, e or
dire ction, o£ water= movements in either - - -
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marine or, fresh waters?
b.
Changes in absorption rates; drainage patterns
o.
or the rate and amount of surface ruhof£?,
Need 'for off-s`ite surface drainag( improve-
' -
;mems) including vegetation reMova1 , channel-
zaton or covert
d
,installation?
Alterations to the couxse or .flow lood
waters?
e.
Change -in the amount Aif, surface �t+�°a~�,i in any
Water body?
f.
discharge into sur ace aters, or ii, any
alteration of surface Water; qualait,. f 3ttcluding
but not limited to temperature, dx, �tived
oz}%ge;n or turb�.dity?
g.
Alteration o£ t}�e diredtion or ai.
r a it float
,..
Of round waters?
h:
Change in' the quantity of ground i�tt,„rs
either ttrrough, direct add it`ion's or 4,th=
rawals, or through interception; oi'n
aquiper by cuts or' ekca�Vations
edur.tion �n the dMount o treater 'oti)erWise
available ,for putalc water SuppYes
la�tpo3ure o£ people 'or propex•ty to a iter
related hazards such, as �looding't
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TRANSPORTATION%CIRCULAT'I'ON. tVzll the
NO
result in - proposal
a Generation of substantial additional vehicle
movement?
b: Effects on existing parking facil les, or
demand for
new parking?
c, Substantial impact on .existing transportat;en
sYs tems'?
d., Significant alterations to�---
preseht patterns
Of circulation o'r
movement of
goods? People and/or
e, Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traffic?
f. Increase in traffic'hazards to motor vehicl;4s�
bicyclists or pedesiriahs?
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PUBLIC SERVICES. iVill the proposal have a
up,an, or result- in a need for'
ne.ty or alterede�ect
governmental services;
a. Fire protection?
b, Police protection?
C. School
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?'
e. 'Maintenance
- of public facilities ncludi
roads? ► ng
f•'' Other- services?
15.
ENERGX, Will the ro osal result ;in;
p' p
�s`e . of subs tant.�al
a: �.'
+_
amounts;
, of fuel, or en
b: s er�;y7
Substantia] increase rn demand upon eki5tsng
sources
c
of energy-, or _require .the +leVelopment
W---.
s'.ource's of energy?
16.
UTILITIES: }Villa the propin a need for
neiyi systems, or
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substailtidl aIteratior� to the
following: _
—
A, Power or natural gas'1
b. Communiratiori, system$'?
c. Water` availdbil it),
d, Sewer or Sep. tank?
e . Stara; wateinage 7
..=
S 611"d waste and disposal?
HUMAN HEALTH:, Will the proposal result,iri;
a Creation of any health; hazard
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or pot.ent,ial
'health hazard �e:tcludbig, mental health)
b: Expo;iire;of
people to potehtial health---
hazards?
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AESTHETICS: tVil1 the proposal result in the
o structaon o,f any scenic �rrsta or view
open, to
the 'pub1 G5 or will the proposal ti-, --I' in t} e
oreation of an aesthetically Offens.i>ve
to public vlew7 site open
.
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Y, ES MAYBEOdR0
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upon theONualitllotheupropo'sal result in aimpact,
UPOII, Q. Y q ntity of ex•
OPPoxtunities? xst ng Tirecreational,,
ill
Z9, CULTURAL RESOURCES
a 1 't e proposal result in the alteration
of or the destruction
of a prehistoric or
historic archaeologfcal site?
b. Will
the Proposal result'in adverse physical
or aesthetic effects'
ti� a prehistoric for
historic building, structure Or object'?
c+- Does the
proposal have the potential to cause
a physical change which Would
affect unique
ethnic cultural' valuesi
d•
Will the proposal restrict eM+ra ting i•oligious�''
or sacred uses within the
area? potential impact
V DISCUSSION;.
OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION
y
Ap 71-0'1-58('ptn) and
AP 71-01-70(pti�
Soe att)
ached.
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Limiting i=��etors= High rainfall i_n area orf_ high erosftan,
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V 3 sual %Scen 1 c .OLal i tyV'ery hl gh - remote 1ic�at i on
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Acoust I bual i tY: I G'oo'd .:
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Air Qua ity: Good.
B oforaical.
€nv r.onm+ant:'
8;.
Wegetation. Fo,othiII Oak Woodi and. Heavy,[�rUth mixed with
timber.
9.
Wildlife N^hitat: As.:BjI.l Bald EagIea Pereor the Fa1t6r)
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migratory �aeer herds.
Cultural-
Env iVi2 ment=
10.
Archaeol 091 cal and H i stor i cal Resources in th.o araa» i l 1 tri`r
I.
Butte Country Gener-al Pharr designation:
Agri cul tur.a'l -Reside"r t i a l: .
12.
Existing Zonings A-2/Unclassified.
13.
Ex:istirig LanO Use on=site» Open land:
14.
Surround i ng Arco'
a Land Uses= Open i a',, ' some rural' rens i'dent i al qn i arge
parcels in vi.clnitY
b. Zorning- A-2:
Ci Gen. P l an des i gnat i ons: Agri cul tura l -Res i'dent i'01,1 T" i tabor
d.. Parcelj'Sizes: 1:'rimar11Y;90+, some 10"s in pockets and,
1 0.15's al oncl Oro --Qui ncY _
e. Population= Sparse.
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Character of Site <,;nd Ariea,: Mounta 1 noUs
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t�ledrest 'Urban Area._. Orov1 1 le 20+-,M I lesi:--
1'7.
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Relevant Spheres o1' Influence: OUtto County khosgUlto
Abatement 01strict.,
18..
ImOrovoi;yents Standards Urban Area: N'/A,
19.
Fire Protection Service=
a. Nearest Oo.Unty Ct�tate) Fire Stat ion » Ke 1 l Y R i dge,,
miles; Harts M111 ts,easonal? 2 miles;
b Water Availabil'tw: Engine oapac'itY on1Y
20.
F6 n l on, OroY i 110 Q,n l on
Schub is tn Aram i=Bather 1 l s U
Schcio'l' .