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!�,RC `i9 P l;ann i ng D t rector
SU13JECT= TPMs :on, APs 71-01-68$ 71. 01 -7'0 and 71 01 -12'l,
DATE: Docember 16r 1985
h i s P l ahn l ng D i rector s i�pc�rt covers threw separate 1 and d+-91 x,r:
711,01-68 Ted Rrahge - dividing. 33 acres 1 rico four';parcel s:;trt+A
at 8 acre. and tWo at 8.5 acres:
71-01 -70`' - Hank .Runge - div 1 d i ng 21 .8 acres 1 n.to two parcel s, ar.
10.91 acres
ces i nto three para.
711-0.1-121 = Dob Cowden - d'1 v i d'i na 4 ar
acres
The three parcels are adjacent to one another and are 1 oi_atadi bt ;A'
I neer sect 16 m. of Encina Grande and Deor MeadOW Road. The, Gei eral
deslg"hat Ion 1s Agricultural-Rasido.ntia1; the zoning 1s "U`►
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C Unc 1-ass i fihe :f i r+e , hazal^d on s i Lit- t s high to e tam+�r.
tort <t n„c� H i stbry :' mooned �� J+4 by ford ., 2450 5 Dict . 19:35
Zoned A-2 by, Ord 1955, Ott. 1955
P_ eL 1 store: Clrvaj t7cidge created these parte1 s v l a TPM August '
The Advisory Agency dented the map based on Impacts to deer and
1 ncbmpai~ ibi l 1 ty w 1 th :tile 'General P'1 Un " The boa►' d of supero
the`appitcantIs appeals
As noted on tho Gener-a 1 PI an Cott fornlantd Repbrts and aga t n In the.
In l.t t a1 �atud�i es, these maps lc� ��r6't colmpl y w;i th the general ' i an .. .
1 X379 when the Land Use E 1',emeht was adopted, i t was r^'ecogh l zed that
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ton! i ng oust. be brought into confahm t ty with t t (00" F 45,E �,, '1 nt I that:""
araas th i r"; has. l arge'l Y be *�i dcine I n the fboth 11 Is y hblwlever vete
1 i irtl;e apse I f i c zoh i n9 has been ad'cpted: The "U" z0ho i s t ntended�:
replaced' by apprbpr^rate zarie A;" the "Genbra7 Plan i s naw s:tructuz1 _,
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be tornp l the. Genre 1 1 Ian
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tOntat itveo'
p maps are,.:
lab Ids i ctiosudr_►ort sten ictal of the
1: PageC �f the Land Use Element fpr ordarly devele�pment - t*
Pr 6mbte the �U l i rat 1 1 1 tat i on 6 f s i tes ' served by sit i st i ni� puld l
f-06"s i t t t es CA riboilrage de l optrierit i n and at^durid o f st i r'
cctnmunittes. with public �dtll.ttIes.
Archae;ologeal (Reconnaissance
for Three Proposed Subdivision --Parcels
Located',near Lake Orevl'110
Butte County,' California
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Propared For:
Ron Graves & Associates
P.O. Box 96"o
OP6011e Callfornia 95965:
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Jensefi & Astocia es
A�chaeologiGal Corisulting bnd Research
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October X985
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Hydroelectric Project, BUtteCoUnty, cal lfor,na. Report on File,
nr0 jfle Wyandotte Irrigakion District and Northeast i alftrnta
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COUNTY OF, B011111 T
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST pOftM
(To e complete y, Lea Ai�ncy)
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Nal'ne oC propoimat ;}tobert Cowcler,
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Address of p'r pone'nt and representative (i,f appl.i'. ttlt}, j
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I>lrgject ttesr!ipti,olt Tentative Parcel] iiia"
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T.I-: MAN )A OXY h.x;Ni INGS Cli` TGNI}`7.CANCL r.l 1� tib'
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i?oas the project have the potential, to dcgrado ti1��
quality of the enVirbntn
ment, substitially recl,tice
the habitat bf a 0,8h or t�i;ldli e species, causo n,
-Cash or ;Wildlife popuia.tioti to drop below solf-
sus;tat,nitth l.oVels, 'threaten to el Imitate, a pl,int a.Y
. animal colhmun ty, reduce the hump e,r or ,rastrict the
f.ang,e of rare or ondwigerld plant or, anamaj .or
elina,nate importWAt
O amples of the War periods
o,r Caiifornia:;Justory or prehistory
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Does the project have the po*:,etttial, to s,chievo
short-term beilerits, to tha detriment or ;lonh-t;erin,
+~iiVironmental 9oa7? (A. short-term impact on the
erivironinent is b.ne which occurs ill a relative
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b<ioT` pbriod eF titti,e i�hiit~ long=tc.rrtl iht-Paets will.
t,nc}1�ro -into the Fiiture:1 ..o
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oocs they projectI pacts which aro Ind i.vicltt
al1;y "} iht fed; 'but ciunul tlVel�+ Considerable? ('A , �
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project may '),'Mpacton two or mors separate resoilrCn$
tvhere the iinpa et on encil a'osottt ce i s r o7ativel - -
small, btrt: Where �Jva er f�oct o f the Lbtal or thoso
l.hip,iict5 ot1 the environment 5 signlficaht+)
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aloes the projeet irtivd e1ttgironthental offt��cts 1Jii.ch
4Vi�},i, CallSe SiIbsta:ht it"l adverse erl'ects on human
be.}tlhs, elthor diirel tfy 01` aildirl ctiy �'
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talc Cla1 s s or this iitit116, airativat}ot t
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Y faC1 fire itrb}d eli p oject C0111 1) NGS' have,a rtI nx}'�,�4~t ��* r
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oil thb etlt i ron nteit � N
t4t1t} tt i?GATIVC '�.MICLARATION w1,11 be
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i%tVli i"i,lin thax nitllacl�+,i1 -the ivroposati itrb;#ect r ottici 'ha�•�� si � ,� �x
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Coll 't? t~ ftCCt, bt2 thtt enui t"�11llltellt ti1G°'M't will nbt b� tl S L „ � L
e fioc t in t}ii ; case becatMe thb hifi7".iGA�`Y�N 1�i��1SUilpS� de*sc iberi'
Ole ottaefled sheet hwVo boon addod to the project. A ,4t"i":,�"T'�
4i1MMATIGN will Ile pre iltlt^ec] y
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If1VT's i'inui the ii•pi7p5Old iiroiect MAY It,ivb t1 si.httiti't-4jit _f.e�:t
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$TAT( Of. CALIFORHM--THS RESOpRa$, AGENV
DEPARTMENT OF r . AND GAME
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"VA, CA 41FO"
RANCHO CO 9470
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ms. Laura, Tuttle
13u tte; '' CoU nty Planning Department'
7, CduhtY Center D
Q;pville Cj% 95965
pept: Ms. Tut-t1q:
Dodge's The pepartment: of Fish an reviewed Q;:Vll
_d Q,4m.e has tev-
7l-01-68.670) which propo!;WA
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P,evi4ed, Teqtativq Parcel: M4p_(A.P.,
a, 7 -acre cel into pardelsl',of 25 r and, 3 J .00te,,9-
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to split. ,0
ri: t.1 c aj winter �" r' rig p f ox 'the I�qq:Ks KQUnta.f,n
This site is, on P� e oodja-nd a Mq
'a. d4OUP/con' f r% w�
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Deer Herd and ,has mixture of cIP:ci
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chaparral, habitats.
The, Departmen�if gecoTnmends, that, the project conform to the
Deer, S tad'i
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t prepared'by, the Migratory
provi signs, of the, report
e' -, t d to be )ted by, B, utte county as. &
Panel Which i xp. ec 'e d P'E
protect migratory i ratoxy deer. Since the
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General �protect,,, - , j 7 1 int4.1=1v1pEK
Ines call for the.-subi eq!t areato be mla-
r e.p ortts-�quide�in
e Departm4nt.recoMmends app1* tn
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'40-acreminimums, t
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tve. Parcel Map be dq
for a. Tenta 1
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If the, Department, can be, of further assistance, please c 0 t
Supervisor, telephone
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(916) 355�7030.
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Sincerely,
Paul T. Jensen
Manager
Regional
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Vegetat i on • Footh i 11! Clak .WQQd l pnd -kllopyy brush 06' Paroe l s'
and north half of Parcel 2i brwsh and tlmher Qr r0imainder,
1Cd1 ife Ha?:
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Appl icant wRobert Qowden Assesa.ar's, Fair, col 0,
71"01.121
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DATA SHEET c--
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Type o f Project Tentat 1 Ye_ Pare, ] Map,
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Brief Descrlptiona Land di.Yisican' creating. S Parcels at
acres oach.,
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rat i on . On the south sldo'of the Inte'rsectton of Deer
Me'oOoW Roac1; and Enc Lna Grandes Road, Berry Qreel area
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Proposed Density 6 4eveiopmeoht:. 1 dwe111.:n9 unit/parcel
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Amount :of imperyious Surfaein9?/- 41 acro!
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Acc.,ess, and Nearest Public Road(s ): Enc l na Grande/Deer Ms#I'pw
acoess Oro: -Quincy Highway nearest publlo ;road:
Method of Sewage Disppsal; lndiV1dua'1 soptics
p76
Source .of woter_ Supp"iInd i v l.�iu�a1 _w.el l s • . -`
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Proximi;ty of Power Ltnes; To.orlglnal: parcel.'
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Potent i ai for further land d, i v i s tons and deve l ooiroq at;
Un;knowni limited by"terraln,p,locatlonO access: and
ayall.ab.ilitY of'Water,
B • Eny 1,r'Qnmental Sett i'nn -
Phvsi.Qg] Env -ironllie...D' =;
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Terrain
a.General; Topographlc Charactor'? Mountainous..
b Slopes; 10-30i.
P Elevation;: 1060-2080.
d, Limiting Faotors.. Sl open over 20%r rugged 'terr'aina`
2.
Soils
a.' Types and Character ist1cr. packerlay, 'Auburn Engle r= '
green stone' 'series, 10-504, c'1 ay ',i 17"am - grave l 1 oamr
s 1 ow -mc de. pte per.meab i 1 l ty, Ne l l dra i n' i ng,
b Limiting Factors: Moderate acidity.'
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Natural' Hazards of tlhe Land
a. Earthquake Zones Within Foothill Fawl it Zone,
b. Eros 1.on Potential: High .
c; Landslide Potential: Med.-Hi"gh.
d. Fire Hazard: Hl"'gh-Extreme.
e, Expansive Soil Potential: Low -Moderate.
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Hydrology
a Surface Water: Natura 1 dra i nage-t on site ,feeding %rFt�c"
Lake QroY l 1 l e 1='1 /2 '.m i les Hest.'
b, Ground Wate i,Unkncp4n resource, possibly limited,
c , Drainage Character i st i es =' Drains S -SW • to L.ak a ;Qrov i T •_ :a
d. Annual r Raini"al i (normal ) 40"r50".
e. Limiting Factors: Haigh rainfall In area of high .erci5Rn"1.
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Visual/Scenic ®ualit ,' Very'°high,'- remote location,
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Accust c Quality: Good.
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Air Qual i ty: Good,
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a YES
MAYBE
}' RECREATION, "Oil, thepropos, rQlt In an imp
upon t e quala ty or, q10anta�ty of aN stin r.�cr t 't-tonal
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pp ries
20' CULTURAL `kESOURCES . >
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- t p pxa c sal 'P -J t an the alteratx n
of op the destruction of a prehistAric or
histQvio .axchaeola al,s
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b, WA 1, the proposal ixosult i aderse� phyee.l
Qr aesthetic eects.to a:prahastgr c or
history building �. s M 'uctuxe or Qbj ect2
c, Does tho proposal:, hay e, the potential to cause
a p yslcal Change. Which WQu1d. a qqt un qu$
ethnic Guttural values`?
d, Wil, the progpsal. restrict existing religious
..._.rte.
or- sacxed uses ivitha.n the dtet�-a1, i�;paet
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Y.. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION, AP 71{� 0'1-121:
See attachcd�.
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YES'
MAYBE
NO
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TRAN PpRTATION'/CIRCULATION, Will t;h0 pxgPosa,l
a, G'entrtivn o.f s'.ttbstan.tial a.ddita,onel valii,cl,
movement?
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b, Eff its on_ exasting par.in g facilitxes: car
demand for new pax_ein
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c, p n, transport. V ,
Substantia �m ,aotn ea7 std;Q1
systems?
SigT.v C alterat;4 PR a xesent patterns,as
a -E ca,rc1tla't:?,o� or move ment 0. eq _le ander
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odds ,
e, Aa,texe.t:xvn's to write rail o a,is
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c to motor Vehicle
Increase ,an trafEi..,rlazard
lxc .c�.is��s or e de
y
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PUBLIC SERVIGpS . Will the proposal have an o fe'gt
upon;. or r0suit in, a need far nO or altered
governmgnt4,1 services; ,
a, Fire protctian? ,� --
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b . Police 1. TQtection
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c, Soho oIs? —:,
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cl,parks or othex retreat anal faciliti s7
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e, aintenancc� of public facilities, including
roads t
f, Other gove.xnmental' `services?
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ENERGY, Wil -I the proposal result in-�
unts of fuel .or energy'?'
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b., S bstantualiancreastembn demand upon existing
sources b£ energy,ror require the development
of new, source:.; of energy;'
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UTILITIES. Will tfle propsal result i,n a need for
new sjox sib5tantial alterations to the
'follow�,n,
a, dower or natural gas'?
b, Communications systems?
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c, }Yater, availabiJ i,ty
d. Sewer ort septic tank?
e , Storni water drag nage?
£, Solid waste and d' 19
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HUMAN HEALTH; Wi11, tho,; proposal result in:
a. Creat on :o£ any hey°lth `hazard or, potentia]
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health hazard (eX(, ' ading ,ttenta.l ,'health.) ?,
b. Exposure of people to potential' health
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AESTHETICS, Will the Proposal result in; the
o stxuct'J on o'.f any scenic YiSta or view open to
the `public, o.r Will.'the proposal resin in, 'Che
of °an ae. opan
crew � sthetically offensive s;�.te
to view?
public
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PLANT LIFT y Will they proposal xesu�,t ire ubst4iTkti t
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a. ,; Zan in the d��te�� x ty of species , ax .•�umt�car
of any speoa,c�slans (including gees.,
st;hshrubs S
ern
bRelan
du, to on pa �nbexs v � an}��unpque `n c�
or end`angPxed. spegies of plants'
c� intro:ductic�p o£ n.ew species of plants inti an
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arca, or in a barrier to the, no? mai r'epleni sh-
mens a exstina species?
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d� Rodugtion, a.n acreage of any agri, t-,u crap?
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ANIMAL LT1E: Will the �pxQposal' resin �" in substantial
a4 C eM , o
Inge n the davor s
er$3,ty of(speci��Iand
Am atal
Q, any species of animals birds ani
inclu4ing repti,Ies fish and SA611 f:!sh.,
bentbic organisms qx insQcts) ?
b Reduc:t`iGn in the :Umbers" of any U,419u:e rare
or on species of animals?
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c xntxo'duct on of rew specz:es ' o aama s -in to,.�—
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an area, ox result in a bnx 'iex to the mi:gratxCti
or movoment of animals?
d, , Deze -J oration 'to exp start fIs h o * wil d`li e
habitat?
NOTS Will file 'proposal, result in substantial:
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a. ns<se-l�eve�,s.
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b. Bx osuresofn e'ople to severe noase� evals?
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LTGH'T AND GLARE. 1�(iil the proposal produce
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signZ scant lag t and, ;glare'?
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LAND USE, Will the proposal result in a
su sri:antial alteration of the present or planned
land use o£ an areae.
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NATURAL RESOURCES:; Will the proposal result �n
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substantial:_
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a. Increase in the rate o£ use of any natural,
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b. L'epletion of any, non-renewable natural y
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resources?
10.
RISK OF UPSET: K'ilI the proposal involve:
a. ' A tis : o explosion .or th ., release of. hazard-
ous substances (including, but not limited to
oil., pesticides, chemicals or radiation) in the
event of <an accident or upset conditions?
gib. Possible interference r4ith an emergency,
xespo,nse plan,or emergency evacuation plan?
11.
POPULA'TION,, Will the proposal alter- the ,loca'tion
fiistrabut on density, or growth rate of the';human
population?.
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HODS:[NG. Will the proposal affect existing housing,,
or creata a demand for, additional housing?
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xp at at ons ;O , 'kYes►� end mxy`�e" answers, aro
PP attaohed ,sh o,t s req i ori
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EARTH;. �V ll the prapos"a1 re; u�, t in sgnia cant', X^
a• nstab].e earth condita ons
MAYBE, NO
Or xn, cl�aabge's in
ge'olog�c smbstructttr:es?
b. Pi sruptton s, displacements compa-et�,on
overcorerin fi or
g of the soi,
c. Charge �n topography or `round urfaco _ ..
rely f features?
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d' etionp coveringor, *odlfica.taon of any
unique geologic Qr p'ysical
�ea�urQse ?
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Increase nXaxwater o
Q f sQi1s
Oil
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f; Ch,anee .n deposation�
:, 0 '.erosion of bGib'.
sa;ndS,``or changers in.Siltataon
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or erosion tivhic p sition
rive;^ Y: modify the ciftnnel of
a or stream _r e,
o the, bed. pf the
an ba ecean o°
_r y .y, inlet or 1 ke
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Loss of prime agricul turall r
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outs3,de designated Urban areas?oductx�e soils
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Exposure-.af -peon:le ox' prOpe7't1r t
hazards such as eartliqua es, landsxadesgimc
Slides, ground failure orSim l:ar hazards?
R: AIR. Will the prop oSat result �A ;substant
Air emissions or deterio'ratiah Of ambient
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air quality?
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b Th:e LCreation of obj eoti,onab7 e odors, smoke
or fumes?,
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c. Alteration of .air movement, moisture, ax
temperature,
or any change in climate,
locally' or regionally
WATER. Will the Proposal r
3• Changes in
a. in sub':s.ta'ntaal;
currentsesult
r the course or
directl:CJn of water movemeAts in either
marine or fresh waters
b. Changes in absorption rates, ---
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drainage p
or the rate and amount o surface runapatterns,
c. Need for
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ofsite suracE drainage mprore
merits, Including vegetation
removal' ; channel-
ization, or culvert installatian?
d,
Alterations to the course o
v7tiers? r flew of flood
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' e. Change in the amount of surface, water in an
water body? y
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f, Discharge into surface waters, or in any
h alteration of surface
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water quality,; includin g
but not imited to temperatua e,, dissolved
ozygen or turbidity?
g. Alteration of the direction —
or rate of flow,
of ground waters?
h. Change in the quantity of ground waters,
either through direct additions or 7,ri'i
drawal's 'L orthrough interception o anIf
Aquifer by
cuts Or exca�tatoris?
i. Reduction in the lamo,,uri:t of water otherwise,
available for.public water supplies?
J• Exposure of people or
propel to water
_ related hazards such as flooding?
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