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'APPENDI,X'
ENVIRONMENTAL ''CHECKLIST
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(To be -completed: by Lead Agency)
I. EACKGROUND`. Log # 78:-05�-15-02
1. Name, of Pro QAent. Pioneer- Un•;: . S„ rir_t<
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- Z . 'Address and Phone Number.o�t 'Proponent
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Box 'S86,G Nerd mac .Star-. Route. Star 11 )z x
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Oroy711 e; Cad iforni a_. 'g5965 Bar Creak w C4r,�
iTorF1 i� W�35916
3.1 Date of 'Checklist`Subtitted
- 4. Agency Re.quir:ng Check;list';
5. Name-of Proposal, if applica a Public .rojQrt �j'f6
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bui 1 d a school on: APS 71,42-56 : Qerr- C reel
II. ENVIRp4M NTAL IMPACTS
(Rkpl.anations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers arer
regi area
on attached sheets .
YES MAYBE NO ;
1: Earth: Wil, the."propo sal result in.significant:
a. Unstable earth conditions or in
Changes in geologic substructures?
Disruption displacements, comms
paction or overcovering `, of the soil?
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c . Change in. 't"opography or" ground sur-
facc remiiS f foatures or> removal of
topso ll
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d. Destrtxcti.on, boVering or tft, odifl.Ca-
tion of any unique geologic or
physical; features?'
e . Increo s e in ian'd or ws ter eros ion
of soils, either cin or off the site? ,
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£. Change's ` in deposition or erosion
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sil .
of �ieacki . sands;, or ` chaztges in t
tion, .depose tion or eros1,6t. which
May'modify the channel of a river or
s.trean or the bed' of the ocean or
any bay, inlet, or lake?
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g: Loss. of prime. agriculturally pra-
ductive so'i s ;outside designated
urban' areas?
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YES
1�IAY13E.. NO
h Exposure of people nr property to
geologic, ^ hazards such: as earthgUalos ,
landslides, mudslides,, ground :failures,
ox similax hazards?:
2 : Air . W, :L the prop6sal: results :Ln,:
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a Substantia'1 deterioration of
ambient ox l tical', air quality? .
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b The creation; of objectionable,
odors, smoke's or fumes?
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c, Significant alteration of air'
,,.
movement., tnoi.sture ar tempature.,
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or any ;change l climates either
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locally or regionally?
3. Water.: Will the proposal r_sult in substantial:
a. Changes, in currents, or the course
or :direction o'water movements?
bsorption rages, drainage!
b. Changes in ae
patterns , or slier rate and amcunt 6fL
Aft
surface water runoff?'
Need`fox off-site, surfate drainage.. ._
improvements, including vegetation
removal, channelitation or culvert
Ai
installation?
u, Alterations to the course or fJ.oW,AWL
of flood waters
e , Change in the 'amount of sirs to
water in any grater briciy'?'LL
£: Discharge into surface'waters,' or
in, any alteration_ oIf surface
water quality," ,illaluding but not
ted. to te'mperA. ote,. dissolv e
oxygen` or ba i':dity?
Alteration of the direction o'r
rate of flow of ground waters?
h'. Change in the quantity or qua L,lt'y
of ,ground waters, either` through
direct additions or withdrawals,
i
or through interception of aid
,
aquier by cuts'oz excavations?
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YES
6i Noisea
. Will the proposal result in
MAygEi NO
sub st retial;,
a. Increases 3n noise le�rels?
b : E.c `osure o,f,eo` e to sev
,F p
levels? ere noise
7 • Land Glare . Will the proposal
pro uce s gni- -icant lightor, glare?
8. Land Use, Will the proposed result
xn , a significant
a. Alteration of the; planned lattd;us.e,
of an area, or est.abla; h a trend
tahicli. wi'11 demons'trabl lead to
such
alteration?,
b. Conflict with uses on adjoining
pr.ope:rties, or conflict with
e,s t abld shed
recreational, educes-
tiortal,' religious or s;eientific
uses:'6f an area?
9, Naturaltesources Wi:11 the proposal
resullt in sub's tantial ti`
a. Demand for, or increase in ,the rate
of iise of anyl,natural resources?
b• beplet ohr of any' nonrenewable
e
ratur_alrGSOU1Ce?
1.0 , Ris% of Upset. Does the proposal
inuo
ve a,risk of an explosior
the release on of hazardot
s substarioes
(incl;udin but not 1imi.ted to; oil,
ica
pestidides, chemls or radXaton),
in the
ezrent o� an accident, or u
conditipset:
ons?
Po ulatIo. Wil]: alae proposal
signi scantly alter the: lo'catiat,
distributon,ettsty;
ar:growth.
rate of the human populzori o£''an
a.t
area or physically divide
ari
estabislied community'?
• tisi.ri Wii� the proposal
si gri scantly affect
eg
,stin , hoes .
or create a demand for additona7s'n,
a haus irg?
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YES MAYBENC,
13' . TTransportation' Circulat1on ,;. ' Will th"e
'roposa resu t inl,,
a. ' Generationo£ subs7_r?.ritial. additional
vehicular movement?
b. Significantof ec,. s on existing
AwO
parking facilitiesor demand for
new
parking?.
c.. Stib stant ial impact upon existing,
transportation
systems?
d. Significant alterat.`ans to present
Patterns, of circulation',or movement „
Of people and/or goods?
e,. Alterations to waterborne, rail. or �t
air-traffic?
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f, Increase in traffic: hazards to `Moto
~.
vehicles clists or, edest
bicyclist'' rians?
14+ :�ublis Services. Will the Proposal have
ane eat, upon, or result in a substantial
need for new` or alterecl.:governmerital
e
s rvices in. any of the, following areas:
a. Fire protection?
b p
Poli s rotection?
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Schoals?
dParks or other recreational
facilities?
e. Maintenance of ublic fam. li'ies,
cluda;rig roads'?,.
fGtler governmental services? „
1.5 Ener Wi],1•. po tierosaresult.
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a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel
or energy?-
4, ; Sub
u s tantial - inc 'eas e in d,eman i�pan "
'stg
exi�.ri sources L o£. energy, or
require` th'e deve1opmerit of net
sources of energy?
16'; Ut liti,_ TnTiLI the; proposal; result
ina, neecTfor
n!W or Sub"
,systems,
s't'antial alterations . to fol lowing
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YES
MAYBE NO
a. power o; nat°ura] gas?
Communicationsstes?
s m
Y
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C. Water?
A . Sewer (will trunk lime be extended;
prouiding capacity to,serve now
development)?
e. Storm water drainage?'
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Humatt 116lth , Will the proposal
result rn;
A. Creaaionof any, health hazard or
potejttial health hazard (excluding
mental. health) ?
b. Exposure of,people to potential,
heal-t1z hazards?'
l£3.
Solid Waste, Will the proposal, result
xnany s gniftcant impacts
associated
with. solid waste :disposal er littex
control?
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19.
Aesthetics. Willi, proposal, result
in t e o struction.of
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any public
designated or .recogna.z'ed scettic .vi:s,ta
open to the publie,
or'wi.l1 the
propose`], r--exult in the'-creatioh of. an
he all, ofensie
side open to
pub1 id view?
20,
Recreation; C1ill the, proposal result
in
an impact upon the quality, o;r
quantity of existing public rerrea-:
tion ;facil� ties?
21.
Archeolo cal%Historical.
Will -the'
prapo.sa :esu t in an a teration of
a significant aruhealogical; or
has`t`orical site, striictue;
object
or building?
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Mandatory Findingsof Significance.,
a: Doe's, the project have the PoteJntial
to degrade'` th-.tpqu'al.ty
environment, sub'stan.tially reduce
the habitat ,of a fish or wildlife
S.pecies, cause :a is or wildlife
'to
"'
pop la;ti'on drop, below de
k
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F
YI;S
NO
sustaining levels, threaten to
elitnnate
a plant or animal, com-
om-munity, reduce the number
munity,,
oi- restrict
the range of a rare or endangered
Plant,
or animal or el,xmxnate imp1 11
ortant
examp'l.es of the major periods of
Calif or history or:,pY.el1istory?
b
b. Does .the project have the potential
to achieve short term benefits
_
to
the dattiment of publicly adopted
Long-term'environmental
goals?
e• Dues the project have impacts wrich
are individually limited,
but
cumulatively considerable? (a. project
MAY impact
ori tufo or, more separate
resources where the impact.
on each
resource is re]:ativelYsmall, but
whe-re.the
effect of the total of
those impacts
on the environment is
sign, cant.)
d : Does the pro j ecti hatre environmental
effect'S which will
cause substantial
adverse effects on hpman beings;
either' directlY or-ndirectlr?AIML
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�. 1!;ppend.�t