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'PLANXIMIG 0 3:i Si SIt3N SUMURY 'SHEET'
App ILiCAlgT.- E LSIE IA-CITY,
5,075 Lincoln
Blvd. Orcu_l1c, Ca.: 95585:
ADDRESS:
OiMER Same -
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TYPE OF APPLICATION: Rezone
to O-1
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Z-t)CATIO:•:_ Southeast: corner of tincoln Blvd., & Virginia Vit.
AP -36-114-la
PRESENT ZONiNGi-- A-R
BATE APPLICATION RECEIVED:
Feb-. 15, 19-7
BATE NOTICESMI is .
NUMER:
PDIRRS SENT OUT-
POSTING 2-TOTICE::. Ilarch 11
FIRST'; HE'ARIZIG:- March
28+, 1974-
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SECOND IMARING:
ADDITIONAL HEARTENGS
ZONING'PE'-?jTIo�a SIGNATURES PERCENTRI GEa
COMMISSION ACTION.:
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BOARD AC 1TION -.
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Z8..�:.TkMFE DEC -T �RATIV ti REGARDING- .tii'i V 1LLLi1Ql'LR tAL �3=�C4 �..
1N � �w ' ' G that the Environmental Res iew Committee of ehe esuat�*
of _JZ atZe has reviewed the project described below, pursuant to-t7e prov_sicnis
til Qysii ty -Act of I� 7D (Public Resources Cite€� k
j
�.s 1100, et seq. and determined that it will not have a sign4f cant
.re-
environmental impact report will not be
nni' d3 1
Rezone from A -R to C—1
(li.glt commercial) , Its- `
sated on the SE corner
Virginia St. &Lincoln
St . Croville - Zoned (;
"A P." Agr cultural CLARK A.NEL,50Nx CO 4= : -'� i
Residential . Con.tainamg
approx . l<. acres . By
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E N:). ADD .ESS OF PU, JE FPLI.GANT.ELS3R A.: LACKEY
5075: Lincoln'. Blvd
oroville,. CA
=
55965•
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4.
_f the E=xvironmenta;l Review Committee's determination regarding the
COPY
effect of this nro_jest is available for public inspection ac
Wilke Butte County -Planning Department, 7 County Center Drive, Crovil€e,. Cal-
if urnia. Lopi.es thereof will be provided to any person upon payment by hips
cif a f-. i�f I.00 for the first page and �.50 for each additional_ page.
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-Any person Wishing to contest tris Negative Declaration may file a written
protest specifying the reasons therefor. Such written protest, shall be
filed with the Batte County Planning Commission at the Planning Department
c�ffiee within fifteen ( l5) days from the daze this !~legative Declaration
eras fl fed with the County - Cl rk> If a written protest is timely filed, a
hearing regarding the Negative Declaration will be held by the Planning
Com issicQ Ohjections :nay be presented either orally or in writing,at
the hearing.
If n Written Protest; is timely filed regarding. this Negative Declaration,
the appl,icati on for the -project may be approved vitheut hearing regarding
the Legative Decl.aratiion-
MIVIROMENTAL REVIEW CO MIT �
Dum MAR 41,974 BY
S?7 _
FIT
Rezone
EI Sie A,. Zackey Type of project
applicant' s Name
_ AP -36-17-13
a�
5-075 Zznco.ln Blvd. Locations or Parcel �iio,
d_dress
2/15/74
OrOvile, CA 95965 ➢ate "-ceived
rS
NO
Dto degrade the quality of
t have the potential
1. o :S the projecthe environment (narrow
the rahge of
tie environment or curtail
of beneficial uses of the environment
the range
tr ---tie
2t Will- the project cause impacts which achi.evironmental oais.ve orA short t�
disaovanta,e of long-term,,
which occursin a relatively
impact on the env ronin .
defr�i.tive period of time while long. -term impacts will
�
bri.ef�
endure well into -the future..
impacts which are individually limited,,
cause
3. Could the Project o ro ect nay impact oh two o
A project
but cumulatively considerable:
ch resource is
resources whare thu mthe`total,aof impacts
more separate those
relatively smal - If the eft �an EIR must be prepared,
an the envirI en 3.S sig -if s
l to two or more separate projects
apply
This finding does not
�ificant_
where the impact of each is insig"
effects of the project cause substap -
4, Could the environmental cirecaly or
oil, human beings, either
,
tial adverse effects
nd3.xectly;�
_
Xe arks�.zexed
NOTE, If any of the above four findings questionscsnt effect
'
,cyp tt, the Sro Jett will be four .d to have a s_g
on the environment.`
DETEDUNATION
wiLL not have a s3_9M 1 -cant effect on the environment.
hi project
De�arati-on should be prepared.
Co .have a significant ef*�=ct on the en'�_on�srtt.
This project
required' -
- .iiicY ilaViY➢: i:sl'E'.T.,tL REUEW WYy1'UTTEs',.
By t�avrsA— u. Laws-=
Date JIAf
AP 36-17-13
2/15/7ELSIE A. L•ACT* .
DE ER IINATTON' .E SZGNIEIGAh`T EFEEGT' ON ENVII . T_
Else A. Lackey, 5075 LIncoln Blvd, Orov3_11e CA 95965
= Appli rand-s ame .end Address-
Rezone AP' 36-17-13 2/15/74
Location or parcel No. Gate Received
pe of project
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An eiiVi. flfiIElez2 8 impact report S X@C}uirF_d for any tlrtlieCt i3�LiT-C�i may have & 57g�
Effects include
n ficant effect (substantial' adverse impact) on the environment.
of both, primary and secondary nature.
envaxone ental conSequexvices
The fad owing questions shad be ..used tis rSidelines to de: ide Whether 'to make a
tl e2 25 Unknow,y
negative deC ii 30 } n �ilV irpn Aenta� %R 3Ci report.,"ifa
write:- #;unknow e' in yes/no column.
CHEYES
MIST
I. Could the project significently change present uses of the
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project area? CSee dotes"7 .
Does e t� ch ect: significantly conflict with t:ie ° tutte County
2.General
Peen or arm elemeat thereoft
could the project affect the use of a recreational areal
ou the p O�ect have a substantial and demonstrable E2e
Y. i-
ativa affect on an- area or feature of aes'�hetic value?
5_ . ill any natural or man-made features in the projectarea,
found in other parts of the '.
which are un sze, that is, scot
Cbunty, States or Ration,, be affected?
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{, mill the project involve construction, ,of facilities on. a
slope of 5, percent or greater
7 Will the project involve sign�.ficant cuts or
$s could the project Cause substantial. floodiDg, erosions or
siltation --
9Y Will the project involve canstruction of f acilit es in an
area of geologic hazards?
IG, Gould`- the project change a stinp, features or revolve cfln-
along: the Sacra-
st ctaon ispecial building Permit areas
n.
the Feather River Eloadway, in any, ,area subject
1
Menta River,
to inundation,. on, ins an area in close proximity to any river,
=streams, lake'. reservoir or natural drainage chaziel?
is the one. of a series of cumulative action,� ca
11, project
_EI thc�asgh i div t3ally small, may as..a, w�a3 a fieve signifi nL �.
env onmeen al mpact? .
lex CotI_Id the project breAch any published national, state, nr
-local standards relating to so id waste or litter control? .
j
tat,
3�
IJoes tt=e, project $ or the project site serve as ab
food source, nesting places sourcfl of water, etc._€Qr
or endangered. wildlife fish species _
14.
'ficaritlyt affect fish, wildlife, or
Could the project s+ga3.
grant life or cause substantial interference wi.tti the move-
ment of any,xesideat:. or, migratory —f -I or slildli fe species?
1S1
Are there any ;rare or endangered plant species in the pro
Sect area?
Ia.
Wil_l the project remove :substantial amounts of vegetation
including ground cover? v
17
Couldthe project change' existing features of any of 'the
regi_onis:wate-rcourses or other bodies of. -water?
_
184
Could the project result in significant change in the
hydrologyof the area? (See Notes-)
'Could the project significantly affect the functioning of an
established community? (See Notes.)-
2Q<
Gould the proje:at physically or economi.caliy result in the
j
di'splacemenz of community residents?
CaIcthe project significantlyaffect anhistorical or
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Archaelogca. site or itssetyit fSee Notes.,)
22
Could the. project serve to encourage development o presently
undeveloped areas or intensify development of already level-
oped areas? (See otes�
23+
Aro you mare'of a substantial body of opinion kpresent.:or
anticipated) that considers (orwilL consider) the project
or its effect to be adverse to the environment?
24.
Will the�proje4t create nej or aggravate existing health
hazardst
25
Will the project inval e the application.; Esse or disposal of
poteatiaily hazardous materials in an amount sufficient to
cause a substantial adverse effect? -
25
°Could the project generate significant amounts of dusty
smoke, gas, odors, or other air pollutants?,
27.
Could the project generate significant noise?
28.
Could the project cause contamination of a public :nater supply
water?,
system or adversely affect ground
29-.
Could the project significantly affect the potential use<,
extractQr conservation of a natural resource?
301
Could the project result in damage to sail capability or loss
PE, agricultural land?
31�
.Additional remarks.
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