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HomeMy WebLinkAbout071-010-074.oar=--+-'• �r:..�n.aiF.��+:'wn� . --•--..+r :.-.«. WA k. JML'DT AND JOHN DANNER mPIA The ,following mitigation measures are also required: 17+ Reconstruct.inte sectian;a of Encina Grande Road an the driveway access roads to provide for safe access to Dept. of ,�ub'lic Works requirements and. gravel the approach areas, 1$. Provide adequate drainage on the 20 ft, driveway ease►hent from Enal, yj Grande itoad to the sWitch'baek near the northeast cor11e, of parcel 1,9 Reconstruct the switchback near the northeast earner cit` parcel to reduce the grade avid eliminate the existing, drainare P.Toblern,, 20• Qleandatheh20xftdsde dt.ches and catch basins of Encina Grande Road riveWay easement access roan to properl,Y drain, 21. 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Increase in wind or water erosion of soils, either on or off-site? _ £: Changas in deposition or erosion of beach' - sands,, Or changes in siltat'on, deposition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or stream or the bed of -the oce-An OTt. any bay., inlet or lake? Lass of prime agriculturally productive sails outside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people or ro ert to p p Y geologic hazards such as earthquakes, --- X landslides mud_ slides, round failure or similar ' azar s z. ATR. 'Will the Proposal result in substantial;' a�. Air %G... emissions oi- deterioration o ambient, air quality? T e creation of b. or fumes? Objectionable odors, smoke c. A1ter,,tion of air movement, moisture or temperature; yr, any change in climate,' - _ :10 ca, or-regibnally? - - - 3. tVATER Will the propo$al result in substaxitial: a Change's in:cuxrentsi vr,the course or, dITOCtion of grater triovpmer�.ts either- - _'in marine` o r --fresh waters b. Changes in 'ab.so�ption rae;;y drainage patterns, - or the rate and amount of $ULrface rt off? y y CJ Need, for o £site su`riac- drainage improve= ments)'incl:ud ng vegetation remnv 1, channel- ization or culvert installdtaon?. --_ _.... d': Alterati ins to the coarse or :flow of flood 0, e Change in the amoulxt of surface water in art wat. r � v. e bad . £ Dischargey�.nto surface waters', or in any, alteration Of surface 'Water goalxty, irichud ng 'but not limited to to era' ' ntp farcy d1ssol;ved ozygefi yr trb a,ty? • Alte"ration of the direction or rate 'flow .a£ ` of ground waters 7 11, r , ---�- Change in the t�uantity of g7•vund testers:, exthex throti9 direct acids tans br< 'With drat,�ala, Or through xri,terception o , An at{tiiifer by cuts or LS:zCalrati6ns? Tteduct3on in the air�ount of jeat . er. vthertuise a 1e for publa� va�lab '. 'rater supplaes'� Ex osurc of p `--- related hazaprdspsuc�rasrperty to water flooding? 13. TRANSPORTATION/C'TRCU LATICN: {Viiy YHS r1AYB1. Nn �. esult 'in the proposal a..' Generation bfsubstantial additional vehicle movement? b. Effects on existing park=ing .facilit:ies, or and for new parking? C . de stantial impact on existing txansportation'�- systems? . d. Signxficant alterations to res µ Present. patterns of circulation or �. movement of goods? ,peopl=e and/or e. Alterations to waterborne, rail or air traff'xc? ` X f: Increase in traffic: hazards to motor vehicles, bicyclists Or pedestrians? X 14: �. PUBLI+;, c}sRVIGES. iltill 1 the proposal have an .effect res uP 'n, o k5 u t in a need ,for new ,o:r a� tered goverhjue:nta, services t a. Fire protection? b. Police protection? ., C, 5chobls? d. Perks or other recreational facilities? e. �a�ntenance 'aci�,i.ti of Public roads? p e:s, including f. Other govern Mnefttl, I services? , 1 S . PNE tGY Will 'the p..•oposal resu'lt ;�;�: a, se of substantial amounts ;bf 601,0:renergy? b. Sui,F:.:itia increase in do' Lpon 'existing sou .:...� E o ener .,� ; erre uire of zxe�r '� the rlevelapment soux,:e:5 16. UT;�;"TICS.. Will the 1 result 'iri a need fox' new systems, or, tub's, alterations followi g- to the ,r poW�.e or natural as b: communications sy8teins? -- c. Water, bili d: Se�+rer or septic tank? e: Storm water drainage ,.�. f. Solid waste and d asa .—.r- 17:HUMAIN NEALTH, tVi11the prosal� result in, YT�.� a I. yxeatran of Any health hazard ter p6tontia ?irtalth hdtard Pxclud!ng mental heal h)? b:xposxre bf people to potentia] health, hazards'? hazard 13: AESTNPG �V11 tihp propbl result' in the oTstxucta.on ., , of any the „ scenib vista or''V ew been to p tb a c, or w 1l the proposal xesult in the reat on of an, ae$thetically offensive site open to public View? M i I9 RECREAT'IOIV. Will the Y---» proposal resultES upon t e an impact MA�--- NO qualit .n Opportunities? Y or quantity existing recreational 2Q. ICU.LTURAL RESOURCES. i"zl t e proposal result ri the alterata�on a or the destruction of a. p,rehistciric or historic archaeological site b4 Will the proposal. result in adverse h s: ar aes,thetic effects to p Y 'cal a prehstoxc or historic builiia,nstructure or, ob;►ect2' c. Does' the. proposalhave the A Physical change which o p©ten,,i.ai to cause uld affect uhi,gq ethnic cultural, values? ci. Wild the proposal restrict existing X rel.giaus Pr sacred uses within the poteh,tia:l impact aree? 1�. DISCUSSION OF FNUTRONMRNTAL EUALUA'TTON AP 7.1 0;1-'74 See attached. IF,- � o b,. Ground Mater: Unknown . `- c. Drainage Characteristics: Property generally drains to the s oath to the tributary of Canyon Creek, d'.Annual' .Ra i nfbi I C normal ) : 45 to: 50 nche � e, Limiting Factors: Steep s1Ope5p high erasion potential and proximity to Canyon Creek anti Lake OroV i l l e h 5,. V, sua`t /Scenic Uual ty:; H i sh. F. Acoustic dual i ty:Good.;,exceptriear brow i 11 e -Wu 1 tiCy Hsi ghway. . 7. Air Quality: High. g 1 o lasa i c a l Fny jr'oni,' eja e 6. Vegetation,: Canyon Live Oak:) White Fir, WFii tQ Leaf Manan i+� Toyon grasses Ponderosa Pinoi Douglas Fir, Incense Cedar,, Ca 1 i forn i a Black Oak, 'I 9. 6pJ i 1 dl i' fe Hab i at . Dr i t'r ca 1 winter, range f'or the Bucks Mountain` 10 . Archap,?nI t'ir r aa' trod H i star i cal Rc aor,trces i n the area: H i sh ��r,S'b.:'ItI y ar^chaeo l oun' I s ,F S, . . v l t area . 11 . Butte Cbuhty : met-z"l Pl' In des i gnat'von : Mostly Timber Nounta Irl w`i th some Agr i cul tuwa : * :.,.:.. i �"3ant 161 desi great i on on the 'r1 atirsr areas. 1 Exist' !ng Zoning. Seen It H i ghwa-oV 1 1 1 e-Ou i ncy Highways A-2 on remainder. 13. Est i st rig Land Use ort -sits: .' Ohs,'s i p'LO e- f am i l y ilwe l`l trig being. converted to a church: 14. Surrounding Area: a:un �-:- r s f ne-- faltr i 1 A7 -- Ld Use ppc�rt i and and scatte e.d dwellings at rural densities. ti. zoning': Scenic Hishway along 0rcvi11O-Ou 1 ncy Highway, A-2 on remain 1;n9 l aryds. ; c' Gen. Plan: des i gnat i ons:'. Timber Mount:a i at~:sas .b� - - sldpes predoih ntly over 0 AgrIcw1tura 1 "Res iden tial an' 1 at eas ter arnear mads and pub l i c services d . parl-ce l SI eS : Oonera I I V Iia acres ,and 1 anger + e Rapt tl a;t i on =: Sparsb 15. Character of S1to and Areas Rural maunta;tnous area: 15. Nearest Urban Area OroVllle, 17w Relevant $OheWds of lhflUehcd. Niche' 1'`b. TmproVements Standards llrb6h Areae No,, 19. Fire Prot6dtioh tervi,ce* Oi Nearest County '� Stalte) F i re Stat' Oh = mock dr f 1 or, Road Shat i an #b1 approSi,l matoi y 7 m 1. 1 eto. 1-lbe ts° hi l l s+�asona 1 ) Station 461 i mined i atel y to the east off" the sub„inct propertyi b. mater AvalIabilit+v Piro tahkers only 0. s dhbdl s In Area.*P tbheer; Ur” i an E1 elnentai~y Schbol 0l str" i ct' a -".,d Orov i '1 10UM i on, High Sohdo i 0 'tri ct Y