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DEPARTMENT OF PUi3LIC WORKS
WILLIAfvI (BIJI) Ci•IEFFt Dfroctor
Bu}Fe�o. Pia '.I 7 COUNTY CtWraR DRIVC =OROyILLE, nL'IF�iRNfA 75?t,
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Ted Runge
P.O. Iiox 2n42
Re : 'Tentative Parco<i
Oxoville, CA 95965
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At the reguJai{ meeting of the 13i.it :e
supervisors, held April I 198,!x,
Cot1nty I3o.ard of
a the
ppeal o t}ie Ad'v�.scry Ag,ency l s denial
Tentat Parcel
�io�rd c1cn� ed youx
of yi�ur '
- ve It1ap�-AP## 71 -Q1 -I] 9.
If you should }iave anjr questions' y=egftrdin�' th's matter,
please cont7ct this 'ofi.ce:
William Che:ff
Director of 1�ublic tYor's
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�stant Director
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cc, RonCraves, C llot 986 ;l7>ov.l.lc
Wla�
CA 95965
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2.
Page 45 of the Land Use Element -for consistent, zonas -•= With the
:zun i'na 1 e i r7 d i h9 `tat` cons istenoy MUat loan
on
the General P18n designatitan.
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rage 49 of the Land Use Element '-- The sj: e des l gnat i on cr)'torl
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Gond i t i anal zoning , and .dove 1 opment cry i t(r i a, and xon i no Pactorgr(ar
Agr l cu 1 tuna 1 -Res i dent i a 1 der nest Supp rt the creat i, on of'Pat�cra 1 � sa f
fess than 0 acres ib sIto 1n the project vicinity.
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Papcv 57 047 the Land Use Element Requ 1 red cans i $tont~y f i rirl i t t a for
either a subd l v i s i nn or zon ) ng may not be based arc l cl1 y on r-7 ittr�i) i
determ i nett i on f 1- to 40 -cera range for Agr i cu 1 tura'i -Res 1 dcari is i .t 1 l
�;
but rather upon the ob,jec ,1 ries, pol i G les, general land uses send
programs specified in the entire; Goneral
.
Circulation Element -- Policy l i,l .3 on page 7`t7: C)rculati0 p1on�
for the CountyIs xc,othlll areas should be designed aroind patterns
which encourage development neer exIstino highway corr1dors ansa
amphas i ze dove 1 o men t 1ura1
near* o c i st j n' r
► g community centers.
C i rcu1 at 11 an 1~) oment -- Pa 1 i cy 1 . . 2 on page 71 : fhe mast i:m�aartant�
reads and hl ghways thau1 d be dei -i gnod end maintained c the highest:
pass151e level.'of servicing conWenIonce: The 1East lmpartaht raarJyi
and h'1 ghH ys shou 1 d recd+ i va only, the 'i mProVertrertbs' tiecossary to .
maintain the i rstructural l ntegr , ty .wid oporaiy l ana l safety.
tray
y
)' i l e�-Glu i r1G Fi i ghway i s des) gnatocl as a L l':m i ted Access
adute/Mtnar Arterial in tho v1cin i t'Y and iv. a !m6JOe* co 1 1 oct�or for
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the stretch from the end of the 5_tate-ma i ritair��zr1 �Se,Pt i do z�f- ill�hwey
l'i52 unit v) terry Creek) -
7.
C i rcu l;at l on E 1 :men t Po 1 it 4 : � . 5 on pale 76: The County, iq 1 11
that 1
a 1 road syat;emsa 1 ncl ud l ng pr -1 vat~o roads t connact
vnaure
arlrain.proPerty sated t`or y�L�yrtia) deve10 merit �aath tq each
pate i 4
other :and to a Pub1 1 c 1 y -mein to i nod i^oad system ,.
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C I: rcuI at l on �) t�rw�ent ' _� pts l 1 cy� �. 7.. i� ah page 76 Private
soba i v) s i tan r^taads w i l l be bU 11 t tb fu t l COLAnty stdndartfs artd they
'
Privately
� maintained
Wit l l b as Ituch WhrbogholA tho i t ma 111 tonanco
taytrl e:.
C rcu i. at i an E i citten t -�- f'o 1 1 dY 4 . 1 . 'i Cl b. ► Page 76w New land
div 1 s l sons Chau l d be' he ptana i b l e for t"I i t fair sham of' the
oft -site road t misrryoinents needed to liana 1 e the traf f 1 c i nctdaa°a
that they tpauto.
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Cp+'n Spato. 1 tri +tit ` Page l 4 3: _. IhO CoUnty, it,hyouj dl. pet;,i l t twti
crG,et l dh of hoar l awge nttm Sere 'ta.}� Vacorlt al to$
c, s i rtt i ar Oh tArattorl, 1 St i cs on l y l f such a, teed can bo de.inorttt-iateti.
Page 1 } : he County shbU l -d rag .)l at,� res i tient i a 1, ':deve:� s�Pfien-t 1 n
the Pa h i l i
ti s t� fair i 1 i baba the a .iry i V81,hm i Brat) an Of door
he.rds',
4 vis all oo 1nkIorY" I ei! 1 `rot' 1der) ia1 6,16f 1ltiess
IV. 'ENVIRONMENTAL
IMP CTS
(Explanations o a l '►yest' and "ma' be" arsIwers a
p natYons � re t`aquired
On' 'attached sheet'(, s))
EARTH. u�i11, the 'proposal result in significant YEu
a- Unstab�.e earth conditions 'or iii
IN.AYBE, 1'0
changes zr�
geologic substructures?
b Disr.upt.ons
. , disp? acemonts copact�on' or
overcovering of the soil7
'Change
c.:,rel' ogaphy or ground surface
features?
d.. Destruction, covering or modification of any
unique geologic or physical features?
e. Increase in wind or water erosion of soils,
either
on c r off-site?'
Changes in deposition or erosion of 'beach
sands, or changes, in siltation, deposition
or erosion which may modify the channel of
a aver- or stream or the bod of, the ocean ar
any bay, inlet or lake?s
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g. Loss of prime agricalturally productive soils
outside d:esign.ated urban areas?
h. Exposure of people or property
to geologic
hazards such as earthgIa.kes,; landslides; mud-
�lidos, ground failure or similar hazards?
2 . AIR Will the proposal result i,n substantaal:
a. Air
emissions or deterioration of ambient
air qua"4.l i't�.?
b, The creation of ob"eGta ,
onable
� odors,, smoke
Or fumes?
C. Alteration of P; movement; moisture; or
temperature, or any change in c1imato,
- lozally or regionally?'
3 . i4ATl ;fit: Will the p'rbP'os al result in substantial a
a. Changes in currents, or, the course or
-- c�ire.ctioiz-off water, tnb�rements ire-sillier-
mariie or fresh waters?
b. Changes
in absorption rates; drainage patterns;
or e rate a rfa cge runoff?�.,ALI
surface dr ' "p. _`�.
C. Need '"ox off=s:d amount of suaina e xm rov
ments, including vegetation' removal. chanbe�+
ization
or oulvevt installation?'
d: Alterations to the
,
Bourse or flow ti£ flood
waters ?
e+ Change'in 'the'amount of surface water in
water, body?
f. Discharge
into surface war rs; or in anv
alterataun of su.Y,face 1, t, ,quality;. lrtcl�aci. .
but not limited to. tempeva' ttlre, fxssq,'l t C,
ozygen Ot turbidity?
g. 4lterat,ion of the direction or rate of f7
Of ground .waters ?��
h�
Change in the quantity o ground tvates,
either throug}i di'r.eet additions ter w't,h-
drawn .s, or through IA ereep:ti,r�n of an
agtiti £ r by dots or 'excava.tiolis
i` i eduo 3,on_ in „+he amount 'of water'' otherwise
available for public water supplies?.
,'xposure o people or'property to water
xelated h,aards such 48 'loingy
o;d
YES' RA No
4. PLANT LIVE Will the
proposal result in cubstu
al;
• ganga`; in the diversity of ntiaspoc� es
or
, nunlr
of' a,iv species of plants (including trees,
shruba,
grass, crops, arid`aquat' plant
n of the s)?
b Reductio numbers
;of any unique, rare
orendangered sp;eci�s of plants?
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CID Tntxodurton of new species of plants into an
area, or in a barrier 'the :P' to
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to normal
of existinb'species?
d • Reduction in acreage of any, axicu7 tura.l crop?
5
ANTP'AL J,IFE,: Will the proposal result in substantial:
a: C a, in the diversity of
species; or numbers
r, :
Y P s of, animals (birds, land animals
including; r.O,Ptiies,
fish and shell fish,
berithi^ of insects)'?'
_
,.;;isms or
b` Reductw an ythe numbers off" any urrque, rare
or endangereu species of animals?
c, Introcttjctjori of
g,
I new species of an4ma3s ,into
an area, Or result in a barrier ta, the mia,�
or, g,rtion
'
moveme,it of animals?
Deteriot^atiori to _eXisting fish or wildlife
habitat?
6.
NOzSE. Will tine proposal res�'lt in substantial;
a. 7nCreakes :gin exist.t.ng,nc
e levels?
b. Exposure o people +to s :ore nog se 3evels?
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LIOtft ANIS OtAtt�,
�•---....T..� l thr• pt�.�5a1 duce
', p pry
signifc4nt 1xg1, t. nd
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gl ire'
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LAND USE,• Will fiho prop qa in a
antaeration
Nisdt
.
o',� use' of at area? `rt ar planned
NATURAL.. RESOtigCii . Willtb.6 proposal tesu1t' �n
5u .stant;;a al
a: ` Incrlease in the rate of use o any natur,el
reto,uxces?
b: Depletion of ariy xon-reriewable ftatutal
resources?
RISK 01p UPssor, W�il� the '
a: A 'r is, � 0� e. � ° proposal lnVo `Ie .
p'o�]C1n or the release o`f haaarct»
tius�s1,bstWildes g ! 11 ..
1-(�ncludYn belt not lmated to
old
P--
chemicals or radiatot��::in the
eV`ent of ;ari accident
or, ,ups;et Cnnda tions?
b• ;possible interference tVitti an
exnergenc:y
response pI- or, emergency � rvacuatie;n pl gin?
ll:
PbPt1LATbN: 1+11 ,the propnsajalter the locstion'
xstr�
than, density,: or. rot.4t tate of the. 'fiuinari
poprz�.etxnn?
HOUSTNC: �Viil the proposal, affeot exa.stng housing,
o�cre to a demand dor additional
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TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Wi" the
YES MAYBE
BE NO
re-$Ult in:proposal
. ,' Generation of substanti al additional ve}icle'
movement?
b. Effects On existing ar parking facilities, or,
demand for nqW P king?
'Substantial
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c. impact o
systen existing trans
, ms? pprtation
�
d: Significant alterations to present patterns
of circulation
or
goads . ;movement of
? people and/or
e. Altexatia,ns to waterborne, rail'_ or air' traffic?
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f. Increase ,.in traffic hazardto motor vehicles,
yclists ar pedestrians?
1.4.
PUBLIC SERVICES. Bill the proposal have an effect
or uove`rnmentuluswrvicesneed for
.new or altered
g a
a. F%re protection?
b. Police
protection?
c. chools?
d. Parks or other recreational facilities?
• x a
e. �►larntenance '
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of ubl�.c f�.cs
P
road�7 hies inL1.u�? ing
,
f . Othevr governmental seivi ces 2
x'
'15 .
t iil the
ENEi�GY IVproposal
pro osa7: e -
p r suit in,
a, se of substantial 'amounts
of fuel •or energy?
b. Substantial increase irf; demand Upon existing,
sources
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of energy, or require the developmett--
Of' new sotrte.s of energy? --
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lEi.
UTZLT_ ►Vll the prc'psal result in a need, for
new systems, or siahsts.ntielalterations
X0110 ging-i to the
a: Power or natural
b.Cammunic.tions systems?
Water <ava%lability,•
o. Sewer or septic tank -7•
e: Storrtr 'water drainage?
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Se�id,''waste and disposal?
7.
HUMANHEALTH, Wili, the proposal re. u�
�` It in:
a. Greatxon of any health heza.rd or potentia
health, hatatd (excltjd ng Imental health) i'
1i:
Exposure .of People. to potentigl health
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18,
AV)THETICS,: ]Nall -h 0 proposal result ire the
o stx�uct�on of any scenic vista
or view open to
the pub'lic,, or' will � the -
prbprial �restilt in the
of an aesthetically offensivb site open
to Public,
to pini is v6e�r,
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YES,
MAYBEl
1;9. RECREATION`., Will the proposal result in an impact
upon the quality or, quantity of sxisting recreational
Opportunities?.
CULTURAL RESOURCES i,
a;will t eproposal result in the Alteration
tori
o:f or the destruction of a prehistoric or
historic archaeological site?.
b. Will the proposal result in adverse phys:c;al.
or aesthetic effects to a prehistoric or
y
stoii.c buildin , strucure or object?,
hit
c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause
a physical change which `would affect unique
ethnic cul ural values 7
d, W;11 the proposal restrict existing r'eligiotts
or sacred uses within the potential impact
y
area
V, DISCUSSION OF ''ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION AP 71-01-68(ptn)' and
AP 71-01-70(ptn)
See attached.
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• ,Parcel i1
Applicant` Ted Runge Assessor s
Hank Rungo
71-01-,70(
ptn)
L'og it 85-08-':1=,1iar1d -b2
DATA Sh EE
A. Project Desc i rat i ori
1;»
"hype of Project Two Tentative 'Pard0l Maps iWrea{g i ng,'a 4'.0ta1
of 6 1`ots
2.
Brief Desci^ipt on: Dividing Ai' 71-01-68 into four lots of 8
acres each; d i-vl d i n9 AP` 71 -X11-70 into two parcels 'off" '1`0+ ;.jcros
each.
3.
LocatVon= do troth sides of Encina Grande north of its
irh k�ese t i on WI tht beer Meadow Road ! Harts: M 1 1 1 area .
4 .
Plropt'a�.. ; ' Qetn� i ty of Development = 1 d . u . /Parch 1 .
5.
Ar dUnt 0� X. �. i Gus SWt4faG i ng� ApPro�i i mat�1 y 3.2 acres.
6»
Access and NLi tjrr'ja�t"r 1°r.!k�? is i2old�s?= Frontage ztn Enoina Grart'de,
a> pr i va 4 road con . i _irsrt c, pqb! t c for subd i v i s 1 ran purposes.
dr�a-du i hoy' H i ohwal/ c road
7.
Method of Sewage D i sPosa 1 ,w ; v i ck.sal septi c,s .
8.
Source of Water 5uply' In w l'ru 1
9»
Prox i m i tv of Potter L i nes: A 1 one �f rQrt"",it,t„' ,
0.
Potent i al for f Uri tt e,r land d i v i s'i ons and devu 3 upult a�, F
Urikhawn ! ' 1 Wtbdl by errs 1 n' y 1 ocat i cin ! access a,v 1 l ab i i i ty of
water'.
8»,.Enyi:ronmo tal: Sett1ny ;
hysical En' ,
V,j Torment
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a GeneralTopograPhic`Chat+act er= Moun-atnous. -
b. 81 opesk= 1 0-ael..
ovat't an .' 1 `760 -20206 * .
d'» L: mi t 1 ng 'Factors: 8l apes over 0'X rugged terwra i n
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Sol. IS',
sti TYPbs and Char�aci:eri sr i cs: kpr-kerby Awburn) 'ung l ebt- t ohtr
greenst--oho Ser'j es 105 0 t o'1 ay l al ow to
moderate Obr-Moitib 1 l t ty
b» L1 hi i t; 1 ng Factors= Ac i d1. t;y Of so'i 1
3 »,
_NatUt^-al Hazards qP bhe 'Lanai
0i Earthgdake Zono = W l tl-r t'n Poo'bh t 11 Frau l t Zane t Moderate
b;» Eros i oin Pat=ent 1 d l : High,
tr » Lands 1 1 de Pater? t i a l '» Moderate to H l gh .
c1» F l re 118ar'c1= H l gh to"rtreme
i ve Sol i' 'Poteint i a1 = Low to Moderato.
4
HvOral o9Y
6,. Surfarre Water = NUMOV ous dra l nulg0s Oh s 1 t0 feed l no 10 to
C.;ake `Or- v 1''1114.
b', Gr^oUnd LJater: ?resit b1 y 1 l tfil ted
'" nage �har�ct:er i.�t i �� lard 1►�ages oor,veyr�d; 1 n rr'atui a t
swa l ov to .Ltk a' Orov l l 1 e
d. Ahnual kaithhall (horhral >l 4ir r
e.Limi"tiny t=ac'tars- H"rgh rainfall in area oi` 1 lgh' arosIon.
5.
V i sual ✓Seen i c Quality= Vary h f oh =- renfote 1 oGctiL ion
6.
Acoustic'QualitY= Gond.:.
Air Dual:itye Good.
Bia1Q0 1cal
CnV1rdrr�ient:,
8.
Vegetation; i=oothiil Oaks,', Woodland Neavy brush mixed with
t 11
9.
Wildlife Habitat-, A.S' O.I. Bald Eagle Pereerine Fal
� cans
migratory deer hew ;s
Cia 1 tura
1 ,,�r1,v f ronmerit ;
10.
Archaeological and Historical Resources In the area. High.
Butte County Gerleiral Plan -des i Onati'on
Agricultural -Residential,.
12.
Existing; Zoning- Ai-2tUnclassffied
13.
EX i st i n9 Lund Use otti�--s i to Opeh tend,
144
'Surrounding Area;;
a Land Uses= Open 1 and � some _U1,10 l rias i dont i Ori bh large
parcel's, In v i;c i n i °y .
b . Zon I
c. Gen. Plan dotignatlans; Av;-Icultur-rai-Resident)a'l Timber
Mounta;n
d. Pai-rdel Si'lest Pr mar i l Y 4'04T, some 1 0 "s i n Pbdke'bt and
10-15's along Oro -Glu i ncy
e. Population= Sparse.
15.
Character of Site andre`1.= Mountainous.
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Neare$t Urban Areal-Orov m i l ss.
17.
RelOVbhi. S herbs of Irl -P uen��et' Bu+ to CcauntY I' losgUl to
s
Abatement D i qtr f ct.
18.
ImproVemonts Standards Urbahi Arca: N/A.
1
` k i re Protect t,1 on aerV i ce
!9barest Y --
County C State , i✓ i rg Stat' ar+14*-
l c Ke 1 1 �� R i doe
m f l es; Harts Mill �sea.,ona'7 � , � mites.
b. Water Ava 11 ab.'i 11 i ty a Eng i no capac i ty eh i y .
xO.,
18oh0o1 s "i n N" ,ea- Peathor ;fiel I's, Un i oh, brew i' 1 l e 'Un t on High,
School .,
Mitigation, Dleasures
AP
71-01-68, 70
1.
Delineate a:"sit:e area" Err the final map with driveways,
homesites and septic sys�ems to be 'Placed within this Great
2.
Pexform an archa�eolog;ical survey on the "site areas" and
abide by the rec:ommerdations bF the archacolo.istto mitigate r
any sensiti re areas
3.
Place a not=e on the :Final map stating that properly sized
culverts are to b,e :installed at the t=ime of building permit .
issuance. foi eilcroacliments to `'Deer `AleFad" Road and Encina
"
Grandei Ro
4.
Place ;a note on the final mal) iai; the Butte County Fire
Department tecominends 30 ;Eget of cl.eatance around all..
structures.':
S.
Utilize standard etosion control me.asuT'o$ anal construct=ion
techniaUes to minimize erosion potential::
fi.
Perimeter fencing on these' parcels to be 5 strandbarbe;d
wire maxiinum, placed be, on 16inches and. 48 inches high
to allow the Free movement of tiildlfe.
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A4itigata` Measures
AP
714 O 1: 68", 70
11.
Delindate a"sitc area" on the Fina"1 m,ap toith drivet�rays,
homesates and septic. systetns to be placed; within this area.:"
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Perform an arohaeolo'gi:.al_ survey on the '!site area"s" and
abide by the recommendations of the ar, aeologist,to mitigate
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,any sens''it ve 'areas.
3.„
Place a note on'the final map stating that properly.sized,
culverts are to be installed a�_ the tame of 'bu3,ldng p.ermi.fi.e
issuance, for encroachments t6 Deer' Mdaclr-Div Roast and Encinda:
Grande Roast.
4.
Place a note on the final map that, the Butte; :county Fire
Departi'ent,,recommends 30 feet of clearance around all ,.
structures
5.
Utilize standatd erosion eointxol measures and`constructzon
. _ .
techniques 'to m:nim-,z,e erosion, potelitia7 ..,
6.
P.erxmetcr fencSng on these parcels to be, S strand 'garbed
wire Maximum, placed between 16 inches and 48'1nches high,
to allow , the" Free movement of wild:i ife_.,
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YES
MAYBE
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.10,
TAM48PORTATTON%CIRCU.t.kTT`QN, Will the prop's I
y!.
` >
zipSUGenetdv:ion
o£ substantial additional, Vehi c1e ,.
movement?
b. P£fects on existing parking faci.litias; or
dema 'fro% neva parking?
C SubstI t.ti.alimpact cin eiSting txarisportati'n
,
sy5teI s?
d. 5iol cant a tera,tib7is to present patter s
r
of tdulatxon'� -�- p'eapi.e art or,
Jr movement f
L. Alto anon to yaterborne, rail or ai traffic?
_£. nt e"ase in tratfic }ia.,ards to `motors vehicles; _
bic caists or pedestrians? 1r
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14.
Pt1B1,1C ERVIGES: Wi!1'iithe proposal I'lav'e an effect
upon, r result in a need for neiNt or, � altored
govern ental s.crvices r
a. i i e protection> "s
b. Foice protection?
i
C. S, 0015 ? �
d. Parks or other 41 facilities
e: 114ititenance of public rac,°.,tities s including
mads'
f. 0, leer, go�etnmental se ces'?
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PNER 'Y. Will the propose result iii;
-lyse o subsant%al aounts-oC fol.o!r ene'r?
b. bubstantial; increas ` Idemand apoti existing
source's o£ on, rgy> or require',the the devrolopment
$E new sources ref energy? �
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UTIL :
_TiTi_ 1+i11 th ro sal re5u�'t n a; Hood -for-
p p
?
new S'Stem!5, or Su 5:t4n ,ial a1'toratidtis to the
foil Wing.,
e
a.
b:
older or na`t` ral gas
ft ins ns systio, �s
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vu:
C .
d : 5
a.ter,'
%ger or optic tank?
e. St ortr ter drainage? ----
f, 5 11' rite and disposal?
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�dUMAi� HEALTH: will the propos; l result zn:
a � Creation of any iwalth hatatd or potenti a
health haz d r o�coluding menta,, ho al
b. E:kP6suro of people to; potential health
h+�l ards?
1$:
At8THE`T1'GS. Will the proposal result in elle
o strupt� oti of tiny seeJJ:LO yra,st o r�ievy open to
tlYe, public, or will the proposal result in the
y
oreatian of an a'ostheti ally OMAe .vro site open
to public iri.cty?
I
Data Sheet
continued G
p. Ground Water: _Unknown resource, la.kely to be lilll ted
C. Drainage Obaracteristics Drains southeast to Canyon Creel thence
into Lake Orovil'le ..,
d, Annual Ranl'al]. (norm,al) 40-50"'
e. Limiting Factors: Moderately high rain fall in area of hi h'eros oni'
I, 5.
p_ tentla
Visual/8c, Qualiip very high-remote location
6.
Acoustic Quality!
7:
alty7.:
Air Quality
Vegetation: fo'othil'l oak 1400t11and: -6 ap�rrai, pine, 'oak. }ieaoty brush
Wildlife Rab itat: A:.S.B I,: critical deer herd, sotithern bald eagie,
peregrine l:alcon
abl-bu±al ntiyirdnment :
14.
Archaeological and ilistor:i oal. resources in: the area: high :sensi;ttitity
il. „
Butte Go=ty, Gotoral flan dseignatior ,. Agricultural-Residential
12.
Exist ng Zoni ig:� Aye; unclassified
7>.
- Exi8ting ,Land 'Use on- oito
14.
rSurrouadi'tg Area
a.Land-�se . Itriniarily ilndevelded land,- l ew ]tomes on la3• e n t'ce s
b. _Zoning: A-2
c. Gen. ,P-lan' desigaations i Agr ictrltitral Residental j .limbot btounta3ri
4
d. l�aoe Sizes: �'�maraly 4�0* ec�etiiig ii_ ezv l Ch's to the sot�tlieast
An 15
acre jJUJ,7PVIS U1011g rU- ulncy HIgWVay,,
pope.,,
e: &tion:
Charaoto:c' of Situ and ,Aoa: hlourtalriou�.
16.
Noarest urban 'Area;:,.Oroyiliq 26 iii ilesby i1oa _.
17.
Relevant ISpho es at lz`al'luo 'e:
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19.
Vive9 1^r6tooti on, Service.". Kelly.Ridge Statioii + 14 Miles �
a. ,dearest Ooubty. (State) lire Statioxi: i-iarts,
b. iter` Availability?,, abi ity?,, 'bosgibly sono,
•
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SGlxoo�.s i� �krt�d. ...,.l.l
,
App ondi e 1'+ (b)
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