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` r ar r .s*d � disgruntled,µ
►vr dev el opmen,- ? rocess
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Kim Welr
Imady unhappy with the 28 -unit
that supervisors define their torrn3 in
.> apartment complex planned far _
zaningordinances.
Goodspoed Street in Durham, oppb-ithoizt
such'A deftition, she sari,;, ,
nems becatne even: more :disgruntled
lhls project "Opens the,daor'" for other
Tuesday when they discovered the
high-rlensit . iipusing developments in
project had already been apptov®d—
fitirham- 1koding to a seriays "per,
and the decision could notbe appealed,
Dlsaussion during Tuesday's regular
WhAlity- change. " within the communi-
ty�. ,I
sossion af'the Butte County Board Of
Dertipsey said' her concern about a
Supervisors raised questions about the
lii
",definite definition" on density was for-
laekofdefinition concernngdensity
Within county zoning, ordinances,
all communities within the .unincor-
gated areas of the county.
Out de§p1te those questions, super-
`°If this is'happening in my comma-;
visors said ihey could not 'reconsider
the project because technically it was
nity," she said,`"it's also happening in
otherare",O,
not in i'.onflict with the general plan or
i'Twenty-eight soundti Bice a, lot of
the area's B"-;} zoning,
- units,"' said Supervisor Bertha
Tom Byer of Durham, who appeared
bdfbte; the board Previously, to contest
Moseley in response to I7empsey's.
comments, "Blit the in�an sinrr48 Out'
the project's approval by the county's
and on the Way he %vas, told' it eras
advisory agency, did; appeal tiia septic
alright,'' Moseley said it could be
permit isaued for the ` '.apartment
impossible for servisors tb rene
upge on
cornpleti. But the supervisors declared
that such, permits were solely adtnW-
the project atAlils point~
i"it doesn't mean I. think, 28 units _
stratve and denied Beer's appeal
toely, approving the deYoloP-
should be there," she said, i`but he'soffe
told it's
menta
Beer and thers have also unsuceass.
�h(lon
`Goth Beer told supervisors Tuesday
hetva:s still worried about the effect the
`o
fully attem;.ptad to "uatoriiii zone" the
projeet"s septic system :would have nn`
property to stop the project.
Lynn Dt xnpsey, Who is OPPosing
the coinmunit, xvAter supply, since
oneof Dtirfimn s pumping stations is "t
incur<rbent $ertha Aloseley }n
tight across the street.
hen's dth District Supervisorial elec,f,
k�l;lzaveto pbject�i' Sttperr�isor liilds
tions said the main problem with the
wheeler intetrupted. "This is not a
apartment complex is its density. ,
publia hearing on thin project., Why
According to Deinpseyr beth the
didn't these objections eazxze up at the
general'plan'designa tan and��.zoning for
hearings'
the mea coli fol "`ttzedlurn density"
inultip7e4amily housing, Tli'e g?enc al
"'Because thele; warn"t one, Bcez;
trttpottded�
plait, she said, defines tnodiurn tlonsity
'i'�'he -decision is nx€zdts, 'Porn. It's
as fi- units 'per acre, but, the. ronini
tic►new", iTnseley'told'Beer�
r � ' Or&iulce gives no definition at,all# _
t#i%h l8' apartcrients pa the ii,8 nr„re
`"'till project is ah aocoinplished
fact,” $upwtvispt Bcrbsrt iennke� dddetl,
Goodspeed street 'rarcelklempsey
sald,'the density xvill, be rnore than
"itinri'tknowwiiatglsetatllyouK'
"1io 'about 'livo x th it'i'"" Bear.
units nor ache,,
.�xtating 'that she did not ,nuessavilY
nirf gostsd cynic lip, tutxift from the .
Tjodiurtr
apose ilia ,apartmerits� l�etnpsey did•
emphasize icrOncern
,
Sup, rt isors,ir tcxii.l'lantiin Direr. -
, abet the
d'eifsity ,issUe,w strrikz l * siiggostii ty
z,rtt1e llafr too alp 4vith enity,
doflniticstls qtr their �;i ing 4 d' `.
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1�1TTICATZO\ MEASURES
I..
Provide perria.nent solution .for drain.a:ge by i.11 ,(all.ing
drainage trenches in the short -t:erm and pa me 11 t. Q
drainage fee (if legally Permissible) based oxa ac�'Gage
for future storm drain facilities.
2 .
Provide letter from the Durham 1r,rigation. Di $ tri,ct tha't they,
can provide adequate water with sufficient~ aa;Lrr, pressure
to serine the, project.
a.
Install fence around periphcry of the situ. Such to
.,fence
be 6 foot high chain link fence with wood Sja.ts or �,od'd
fence [solid board)
4.
Place and shield a3;y exterior li ght,ing toga d iii,s t;raeti orla
to those in area. -
5
tYiden :sections 'of Goodspeed Street and, ti,-own Street between,
the -project site and The Nfidway to meet Butte Gount}� I5'ub11c
rks requirements, Crordinate maintenance o£ t:3iE-:�e
improved., road sections with Butte County Public Works
Department,
6.
Provide on--siterecreation area and equipneni• for children.
7
Eliminate back rti�indows on second sto-r overlooking Adj wining
property-. Bathroom windowr, to be opaque glass,.
S
I UL t, 'a application for sowtgg,e disposal permit submit revised
s itel p1ah iridica'ing relocation of bu Ldirzgs3 as
numbered rra,n the road, also shbWi;ng grass, plop an,d
landscaped areas.
Afth
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APPEITI X F
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
110
80-05-19-;01
I. BACKGROUND
1w: Name of Proponent David Nostetler
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2; ,address and Phone Num er -of Propanent
P.0. Box 572 crow est. -fir
UgrhamMcCai
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492 Rio
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n d o. A V e
Chita)
CA 95926
. Date of ;Checklist Submitted
4, Agency Requiring Checklist
Name (5i< i'roposal, i t appl.ica e SetU 3 ge D
1" rm; # fnr
28 trait apattment comb"lex on AP 40-Z4-42.
1.10 ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
(t:�pl.anati,o-ng of all "yes, , and, "maybe" answers are required
on attached heats._)
YES
MAYBE NO
1, Earth: Will the proposal result in significan.t
a, Unstable earth conditions' or ,n
chanSes in, geologic substructures?
b, Disruptions, displacements, comms
pact .on or over corer ngg of the soy i
e. Change in topography or ;round stir -
face relief i eatures or removal; of
topsoil
d. Da:struction, tovering or modifica
tion of any taiiique geologic tar
physiea'l foattires?
�or atere:oi0Xri6e. Increase x
o soil's, either on or o the site"?
:. Changes, in deposit'on or erosion
o beach sands;or changes ixi: ailta
tj ��cpos tion tar x•os on. hit~ i ;
may odi�y the channel �pr s , vi ver � �ctr
stream or the bed of the ocean or
y y niet or lake's
gmoss" o prim rgrirr;lturally `pro-,
daatiue soi�.s outside designated
bran areas
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)LtS ]MAYBE'NO
h,:posure
of people or, property to
geologichazards such as earthquaXeo
landslides, mudslides, ground: failure,
or si,mil ar hazards?
Aix . Will the proposal result in..
a..
Substantial deterioration of
ambient or local air qual.ty
b.
The: creation of objectionable
odors, smoke or fumos
c
Sigai„i:i.cant alteration oi+„air.
movement, moisture Gr temperature,
or any change in, climate,. cAtber
1.0cally or regionally?
Rater., Will the proposal result in subs tan tiial
a,
Chan gesn currents, ter the course
or d i recti,an oi= water movements?
b,
Changes in absorption rates, drainage
patt,rns, or the rate and amount o
stir face water runoff's
t �
Deed for off-site surface dra:ana e
improvements, including vegetat i�in
removal, channelization or culvert
installatrion7
..
lilt rat i ons to the course or flow
of flood' waters?
-M
e,
Change in the amount of surface
hater in any water body
f,
Discharge into surface waters ;. or,
in any alteration of surface
water quality includingb,ut not
limited to mpe .at tate, dissolved ,
:t
w.:ygen of tu:►;%a.di tryl,
g �;'
iterati;on o the direction, or
”
rate of flow of "rQund, hat i' rs7.
h,
'Change in thequantity .or Quay �y
o ground eaters,` o Lhsr t:hr ou.gli
di, re t additions ;o'r wi thdrawals,
or, through ztterce.pti cin of an-
naquifer
aquiferby Guts or gxcaVati+onsl
i
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Append. �: page 2' of 9
r
Yr'.,S MAYBt
NO
I.
Reduction, in, the amount of hater
otherWloe available for public
,rater, supplies?
7a;
EXposure of people orproport
to water related% hazards suchas
flooding?
4, Plant
x
ufe,, the proposal: result
a r�
ti
subs t;an tx al
a}
Loss of ve g ta't ion ox chance in, the,
divers"Lty of species or number
of any species of plans Untl.uding
trews; shrubs, grass,, t: ops,
micro ora end aquatic planus)?
b,,
reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or endangered species
c,
Introduction of new species of
plants into an area, or in a barrier
to the normal replenishment of
�►,�'�
existinF, species`
d
Reduction in acreage of any aar'
cultural crept __.
5, Animal. Life,, Pill, the proposal result
in
subs antjal
a
t'hange it the diversity of species,
cox" numbers of any species ot;
animal ' t birds, l .nd � animals
including reptiles, fish and shell
fish; b,enth�c organic rxs; inaccts or
mi ro,fauna)
b .
Re ucti-Oa of the numbers of ani"
uriiquex' rat: or endangered a, ec;i.es
of'animals .
c,
Introduction c� new Species of
a�malts into an at;ea, or result in
a, 'barrier t the migrat inrt or
movement o
d,
Reduction of ea,croachment upon, or
deteriors ti on toe i ta,or
wildlif eta ` �- 2
b��;a,t .--.
Arpcnd.ix x�>>
page 3 of
YDS MAYBE O
6.
DTaise, Ihil the proposal result in
aub s tantial. ;
. Increases in noise levels?
b, EXP 08Ure. of people t0 severe noise
levelrs?
7 ,
tight and Glare, Will the proposal
produce si F.11TIFICaut light or' glare?
_.Y..
3.
Land Vse.Will the roor r,aj result
in Significaut
a- Alteration of the planned land use
of an area, or establiSh a Mend
wbich. will, demonstxabl lead to such,
alteration,?,
b, Conf lict 1t'kt11 uses Ott ad;j ��inin
properties, or conflict with
estab1:�c' ud recreational, educa-
tional, religious ,anus or scientific
uses of an area?
_..r.
9.
Natural Resources t Tilill, the proposal
resul F. a.n substantial;
At Demand for, a,t increase in the mate
of use of any,natural resources,:
`...=
b" Depl.eta.on of any nanre�e�aaiale
natural rosoura..e7
1
Ri8It ;,of Upset : Does the propaaal
invol re a risk,, of aA explosion or
the release of hazy doffs substances
(includin, bit not ted to, oil,
e$towl s Q radiation)
D, e.8 ch
in the event of an' act Ldent' or upset
condit.o1s?
l l.
p�o-�ulat ori.y W 11 the tapo;sal
Gahtliy. alter the looa,tion,
di. t 'bution, densit � or growth
of the human ,pbpulat.ion of an
'rate
,area or: ph�.sial 1r, divl de an
eslisled
12,
ousi:n the proposal
'lt1Y1
canWill
sl,grn`. Affect exl,s in. 4ou:�in ,
or czeate a demand -for additional
hour;L
AppeYldix V page, 4 of
a , Prater o r na-aural Ras?
b' Communications s';ystems?
_..,
c. Cater.?
d.; Sewer will trunl� line be extend d,
providing capacity to serve new
development) `i
«,....
a,: Storm avatar drainage?
.
�Hman Health.. t-Iil1: the proposal
ras ult in.,
a, Cxeation of.any health hazard or
potential health hazard to cludiri
d
mental health)-?
-
-Egasu.re of people to potential
healtli hazards?
_ _a
18.
Solid Caste. Will the proposal result
in any significant impacts associated
'Litter
with solid waste disposal or
control?
19 .
Aesthetics. Will the proposal, result
in the ob,gtruction of. any publa e
designated or recognized scenic crista
open to the public, or will the ,
proposal r sul.t in. the creat,' of an
aesthetically offensive site open to
public vi eWl
--- ^-"
..
'70
Recreation. Will the ropos�l r�sul
P"
in an impact UDon tyhe duality ter,
gtxarita ty o' existing publ e reci'ea�-
ticin fact 1 itia�
11.
Archeolo ", call listorica'1, dill the
proposaest o.an alteratioTa , ..
a significant archeological or
h 6,n a.ical~ site, structure, ob,jedt
"
ar build nS'
—
niicac? Tfin a?sc
a � Does, the pro j eentia.l
to de,.grada t`he ,gdality oz the
environm ent, suastantial1. reduce
fishy i.dlie
°tea ha.bltat of a
speca.es s cause ash sraildli.fe
pgnulatori t;o `drop' belot self
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IST, �7ISC[ SSIdN OF EN'VTRONMENIML EV.' LVATION
Proioct Desriion
Type of Project: Sewage Disposal Permit,
ar�efescrlpt�on. To allow 'theconstruction of un' apartment
bedrooms, each).,
i; 0n; 4Jest side of Goodspeed` Street, 140 feet north of
Lot ataanx
3
5rviss Street, Durham.
proposed Density of Development: 1�+ DU/acre;-(28 DU/2:33 acres)
_ .,
5,
�,m erviou:s 5ur�ac�ng: Up t.o 75�
ount.:of _ .
Nearest public Roads): Frontage O.n Goodspeed St,
6,
7'.
Access and
.Franklin Ave:)
method. of Sevla.ge Disposal: Septic tarik-leachfi ld, system S.
4 .
81
l Durham Irrigation D7str i ct.
Source of hater Supply.
9`..
Proxiat'ityof Power Lines: Adjacent,
potential far further development: 1 iniMal.
Fnvi ronmentai Sett .;
Physical
Fnyironme4L.'
.,
Terrain
General Topographic Character; Relatively level tri tt: sl i ght.
a.
slope to S .44 .
b w S1 open.: toss than 3 .
. Eleyatiosi; 150` to' 152' ASL
Soils
a, Types and' Characteristics: ilinaloant, off6cti�.ve depot of
natural drainage, percolation
13-14, , no gravel. strata, good
rate of 8 , - Ill m%nutes/inch, well-suited for N1tide variety! of
crops,natural t;azard's of tl�e Land
a. Earthgaake, Zone P'ossi'ble fault within I mile to soutil�rest.
b. Po tell lal Sobs dertce:
c. Tire i azard: CJnGi s i f� d.
dW �Xpa al ve 5oi l Potents al a Moderate..,
4.
HY,arol ary
�. Surface a'tBu,, C.reo'k within 1. ,i1 to past.
Characteristics: food ,natural drainage of soils;
6. Drainage
permanent so! Vti oh needed at, per reeon�men dat ons pf .Durham
drai.nag s"tudy 151' tai;ti. storm dt�ai� pike i,nsiall`ed faru`ture.
c, . Snnual Rai`nfan
/Scen e'� ual'itY: Low; bomaintained, orcaar 'at present.
6.
acoustic 'dual ty: Goad; ,same noise from,'hutivern
Pacific Rai,1ra'ad 'to east;
4' ual.1 y*.. Good,
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Alk
Possible Required Mi ti 9.atio0 Meas ores
1
Provide permanent solution for drainage by installing drainage
trenches in the short -tem and payment of .drainacge'fee (if legally
pe>rmisslble) basad on acreage for' future storm drain facilities. (lb,3b)
2.
Pro. vi de letter from the Durham Irri gati on District that they can
provide adequate water With sufficient, water pr°es wre to serve t.1 ie
pt�nject. (3h, 16c)
3
Install fence aroundperiphery of the site. Such fence to b 6
foot high chain link fence wi=th. wood slats, (60; 1 )
44
Limit noise, to the extent possible, by by rly morning
and late evenings quiet periods and controlling daytime noise
'.a
sources. Noise level not to exceed an average level of 6Q d
g ecibels
at -property lines, ;(6a)
5
Place and shfel d any exterior 1 i ghti ng to avoid distractions to
those in area. (7)
6
Widen section of Goodspeed Street and 'Brow'n Street 'between the
project site and The, Midway to a 24 foot wide paved section;
Coordinate r?aaintenance of these improved road sections With 'Butte
County Public Works Department. 0Iaa*c,f)
71=
Provide on-site recreation area and equipment for children. (144,20)
B.'
A11 apartment units are to be no more than one story in height. (19)
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Rt. 2, Box 705
Durham; CA 95938
Bosx�y mater
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Oliver &d?aa1lidti
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Drhdm} .CA 95938
Rt. G, Bo 718
Durham, CA 95988
Laura Parker
2369 Florida Lane
DuFiham, CA 9593
, Reeds Locksnrithing Inc.
10135 Joerschke Dr
t-taPVI n & tt>or°ine Burnett
3
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Grass Mal ley, CES 95945
P,t. 2, BOX 724 :
Durham, CA" 9598
4P C� -1 —(,.�-
R. J., t1 e n d e r s a n
8491 Pratt. Ave,
A1'i ce t(Gtta%r
uurham CA 95938
92'5 Goodspeed
Dur h a m C A 95938'
& 14i Bonner
Rt. 2' Dox 741
Durham, Chi 95938
Nester Silvia
Rt. 2, Box 746
Joyce Hunt'
ham
Dur , CA 95938
C t. 4, Bax 421 E
h7co, CA 15926
N. & 8: Horn
Rt 2,, Bax 763'
purnan, CA `
Jack k.gkrert
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C" & F, 81 9ham
95938
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Rt•• 2, Bax, 770
Durham, CA 95938
A, & Co Amator
Brix 271
Ueda Simpson
D. Y� R.
0UrhQMIs C `15538
P,O Box 506
Durham, CA 95938:
j: ayor
307- Serviss St.
Durham,_ CA 95-93'8
Betty -Jensen
Rt. 2 Bax 795
R. & G. Comi l tan
Robert E,
7urh��m, CA 9S
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Urh�am CA 95138
Evans
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Durham,''CA 95138
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Rt. 24 Box,800
Russell L. Brines
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ht. Dietz.
Rt. '2 , Box 726
Durham, CA 95938
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CA 95'38
CA 95J38
Durham,
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P.O;. Bo'x 455
Durham CA 95938
Durham, CA. 95938
Durham, CA 95938
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P. & D, Colbert
Ida Lou Boelerts
David C. t:e11y
1.5114 Coodspe.ed.
C/oARuth.,taird' KemP
Goodspeed St.
Rt. 2, Box 75.5
5
Durham, CA, =1938
Durham, CA 95.938
1504.
Durham, °CA 95938
Durha0l Iqat an Dist.
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Durham, CA, °5938
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Durha, CA 95538
Durha;
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F O 80 30944 -
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Durham, CA 95938
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