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Home My WebLink About83-43 REZONE AR-MH TO M-2 3 OF 6STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIFICATION MANUAL.p 1972 (excerpt'. pages -588 thru 599) C& CONSTRUCTION Gored , Short ,eitte 00de Short Title la GENERAL BUILDING CONTRACTORS I 16 HEAVY COT`'STRUCTION CONTRAC- 152 Residential Building Construction TOR19 ' 1521. Single-family housing construction 161 Highway and Street Construction 1522 Residential construction, nee 1611 'III-hway and Street construction 153 Operative Builders 162 Heavy Construction, Except Ilighway 1531 154 Operative builders Nonresidential Building Construction 1622 fridge, tt:uuel, h elrvaietl hlghccny 154t Industrial buildings and warehouses 1623 Woo, seiver, and utility lines- 1542' ' onresidentitil construction, nee 1629 FIeary construetiot;, nee 17 SPECIAL TRADD, CONTRACTORS 1752 Floor lnring and floor work, nee 171 Plumbing, Heating, Air Conditioning 176 Rooling and Shea Metol \Porti i 1711 PluniUtug, heating, air conditioning 1761 hoofing and sheet mctnl n'oH, 172 Painting, Paper Hanging, Decorating 177 Concrete Work 1721 Painting, paper ltnng itg, decorating: 1771 Concrete work 173 Electrical Work 178 Water Well Drilling � l' 1731 Electrical work 1181 Water Well drilling 174' Masonry, Stonework, and Plastering 179 lilim Special Trade Cont.rnctor:S 1791 Structural steel erection 1711 7lnsoury and other stonework 1793 G)nss and timzigg wtroy}: work 1742 Plnsteringi drywall and insulation 1794 Excnrating rind foundatlon work 1743 Terrazzo, tile, mnrble mosaic work 1795 Wrecking and demolition work 1 5 176 Carpentering and Flooring 1796 Installing buildlug equipment., neo N 1751 Carpentoringcbnti•aetblls, 799 S ectal trntlr. 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MANUFACTURING ` Co7te Short Tit lc Code Short Title 20 FOOD ATtD KINDRED PRODU&S 2063 Beet sugar G 201 bleat Products 2065 2006 Confectlonery products Chocolnte And cocoa pra:lucts 2011 ,lipnt packing plants 2013 Sausagos anti outer prepared meats 2067 "Chowiiig gum t 2016 Potiltry dressing plants 207 Fats nail Oils "oil 2017 Poultry and egg processing 2074 Cottouseed mill; ! 202 Dairy Products 2075 86l-beatt oil mills 2021 Creamery butter, 2676 Vegetable oil miilsj nee g 2022 Cheese, natural and processed 2077 +vnluia mitt marine fats and alis Animal 2023 Condensed and evnpornted milk 2079 Shortening and cooking oils a 2024 Ice cream nail frown desserts 203 Beverages 2026 I'luld ibill, 2092 2NIalt beverages 203 Preserved Fruits and Vegetables 2053 'Malt t i 2032 Cannell speclalties 2084 W108, brandy, and brandy spirits 2033 Canned #rutty and vegetables 2035 Distilled liquor, except bandy ' 2034 Dehydrated frults, Vegetables, soups 2086 'Mottled rind �artned soft lrtnl:s ; 2035 heckles, sauces, nail salad dreSaliigs 2087 FllM`oring eltracts nod strops, nee 2037 frozen fruits Mid regetnhles 209 \Ilse, Foods and Xindred Products 2035' lrl rozeri specitilties 2091 Canned and clued seaibods 294 Grain Mill Products 2092 Fresh or 1'ro2bn :}incl,4ged ilsb i 2011 flour rind other grain mit► prothiets 2095 Itonsted coerce Cereal bredktast toads 2091 Annllfnctored Ice 7*1 i' Rice iuilling 2b0$ Incnroni rind snaghettt 2045 illended and l rdbared flour 20799 Pootl prenardilbM, tied 204E tuet corn tuiiling 2i M TOBACCO;1ItVUI'A.C�'URES 20•I7 . bog, eatl iintl oilier lice ibod cc 21i Gii,arette's 2058 Bakery Products 2111 212 °Clgarettes Cigars 7 + 120i3mad,s t sated ln'oduc .4 � 2121 Cigarq —" Sip t0;, 1 / and tandl 213 CIIee'Ift nhd'Stnol;ing't`obacco ; 206 Sugar and Co tfcctione"ry 1'rodtictti 2131 Clletting-And snioklng tobnecn 2661' Rkw chne diger 214 Tobacco StemNllnf, :u it ttedrying 2062 Cane tensor rennilig 2141 Ytdbaceo MO&M119 tifid iredr; l►ij; 1 1 APPENDIX 9 • 590 STANDARD INDUSx m CLASsIFWATIOs' 1, Coda Short Title Godo abort Title r ' 22 TPXTILE MILL PRODUCE'S 233 'Women's wad Ills les' Outerwear 221 Vleaving Mills, Cotton 233t Women's & misses' blouses & wa,ista 2211 Weaving mills, cotton 2335 Women's and misses' dresses 222 Wcaying Mills, S3,nthetles 9337 2339 Womeu's and misses' suits and coats Women's and misses' outerwear, not 2221 W6nVlhg mills, syntlfettes 223 Waiving and Finishing Mills, Wool 234 Women's and Children's Undergarments ' 2231 Weaving and finishing mills, wool 2341 Women's and children's underwear 224 Narrow Fabric Mills 2342 235 Brassieres and allied garments Hats, Caps, and Millinery 2M Narrow fabric mills 225 Knitting mills 2351 hillltuery 2251 2252 Women's hosiers, except socks Hosiery, nee 2352 236 Flats and cops, okcept millinery Children's Outerwear 2233 Knit outerwear mills 2361 Children's dresses and blouses 2254 knit underwear mills 2363 Glitld►'en'scontsnndsults 2257 Circular knit fabrie mills 2369 (jI ldraii's outertvcfir, nee 2258 'Warp knit fabric mills 237 Vor Goods 2259 ftnitting mills, nee 2371 Pur goods 226 Textile Finishing, Except Wool Miscellaneous Apparel and Accessories ' 2261 Pin!shing plants, cotton 2381 Fabrlc dress and wvork gloves i 2'262 Finishing plants, synthetics 2381 Robes and dressing gowns 2269 b'inishing plants, net: 2385 Waterprobf outergarinents 227 Floor Covering Alills 2386 Leather and sheen lined clothing 2271 Woven carpets and rugs 2387 Apparel belts 2212 Tufted carpets and rugs 2389 Apparel and accessories, nee 2279 Carpets and rugs, neeL'catile 239 Dlisc, 1 abriclted'Pralucts 228 Yarrt and Thread Mills 2391 Curtains and draperies 2281 Tarn mills, except wool 2392 House furnWilugs, nee 2282 'Shrowing and WInding mills 2393 Textile bngs 2283 Wool yarn mills 2394 Canvas and related products Thread lls 2,195) Pleating, hing 229 Miscellaneous Textile Goods 2396 klito trimmings tri y ' 2291 Felt goods; exe. women felts R hats 2391 li machine Sc a e e 2262 7iace goods 2399 Fabricated textile products, sec , 2293 Paddingz, and upholsters filling 2294 'Processed textile waste 24 MMBElt Atvb WOOD PRODUCTS 2295 Coated fabrl,c%riot rubberized 241 Logging CalupS & Logging Contractors 2296' "ltire cord anc� fabric 2411 Logging camps S logging, contractors:- 2297 '116hwoveli fabrics 242 Sawin4118 and Planing Mills 2298 Cortlage find brine M21 Sawmills and planing mills; general 2299 Textile'good% nee M26 Ea'rdwood dimension and flooring M0 Special product sawmills, nee 23 iAPPAMOL AND OTAER TEXTILE 243 Iliillworlt, Plyftbd & Structural Meat- PRODUCTS berg 231 Men's and Boyo' Stilts and Coats 2431 hrlllworl 2311 Men's htid boys' suits and coats 2434 Wood 1:itehcu cabinets 292 h1en0s and Boys' h`urhishings N) ffardwood veneer and plywood 2321 'tJcnlg and boy.0 shirts and nluhffivear 2436 Slfhinod veneer and plywood 2322 Men's and boys' underwear 2439 Structural ivootl members, nee 2323' Men's and boss'' neclWchr 9,14 Wood Coutaliters t `alied wt•ood boxes nud shoot; r 2328 nichlg and boys' work clothii gusers 24,18 1'oo; ►c1a11o1s hnd sl"Itis 2329 Mens and boys clwthing, sec 2449 1t'oot oiitrllners; hee i ,1 LIST OF SHORT SIC tcl'r11;5 591 Cndo short vtta 2,1Iq Stood Buildings and AIobile Ilomes `451 Coda Shoat !'Ilia 27 PRINTING M-4) i�C)11LiS llti'G ' Mobile homes 2452 Prefabricated wood buildings 271 Nelvspapers 249 Miscellaneous Stood Products 2711 Newspapers N91 Wood preserving 272 Periodicals 2492 Partirleboard, Vootl pro 499 1 products, rice 2721 Periodicals 273 Boolts 2731 Book. publisltinrd 25 FURNITURE AND VaTURES 2732 too], printing 2.51 1`rousehold''] urniture :174 Aiisccllaneotis Pnlili6bing, 2511 Wood household furniture 2512 2741 Miscellancous Publishing 275 Commercial. Pritttt1g, Upholstered household furniture 2 14 INIctnl household furniture 2752 Commercial p 2515 ;`iattresses and bedsprings I,rin(Jli lit torraps 27,,» Coa�uerclal lrir . i;i g. hie 2753 2517 wood TV and radio cabinets iingravJng and 111p[ii prinitng 2754 Commercial printlug, 2519 Household furniture, nee 252 Office Furniture gravure 276 Aran fold gusincho norms ' 2521 iVood office furniture 2522 2761 Manifold businctttt tormy 277 Greeting Curd Publishing Jleta11 office furniture 253 Public Building & Related Furl%ttur'e 2771 Greeting card Publishing ! 2.531, Public 'building &- related furnituxe 2; 4 278 1314111il)"Ls and itooltbinding 2782 Blanlcbtlol:l3 tend laoseleaf binders e Pat#itia rand Fixtures 25.11 Rood partitions and fixtures 2789 Boal blutling and related Work _ Afetal partitiols and fixtures 279Printing Trade, Services 2761 Typesetting '_a2 5 'u9 Aliscehaneous rurtiture and Fixtures Drapers• 2793 T'hotoengrnvinr. e 2091 hardWare & blinds & shades 2,99 2764 Electrotyping and stereotyping Furniture ana fixtures, nee 2795 Lithographic Platemakinr services 26 PAPER AND ALLIED P1 01)UCTS 213 CHEMICALS AND ALLI) 1) Piton. ' 261 Pule mills UCTS 2611 Pulp mills 262 Pallet' Mills, Except building Paper 281 Industrial Inorganic Chemicals 262t .Paper mills, except "building paper 263 Paperboard Mills 2812 .Alkitlies and chlorine 2813 industrial gases 2631 paperboard mills 2816 Tttorganle pigments `"iii' Arise: Converted'I'aper Products 2819. Industrial inorganic chemietis, nee 2621 Paper` coating and pias Ing 282 Plastics Mitceials anti S,vrttltetic§ 2822 Plastics materials and ' 842 thVelbpes '653 71ngs, except'texttle bugs resins 2822 Synthetic rubber 2823 Cellulosic mau•inade fibers 2140 Die-cut paper and board 2n16 Prey ed and inolded "pulp goods 2824 Organic fibtrs noncellulosic ?647 Snnikaiy Piiper Products �t!i8 8tattoners products 283 brags 2831. Biological product8 'Fa1J Catu'erWil paper products, tice 28,13' Afed101nnls and. botanleals 283;t 1;harmuceuticril oa Paperboard 'Containers and Bogey i? J-;1 Poldtng paperboard boxes ,. , .. prePgrations 284 Soap, Glcancrs, midgTollet G'obds "A2 Set-up Paperlioartl botics, ''6S3 2841 Soali and otter deter encs 2842 k olistles and santtatioti Corrugittetl and wolld unci• voxes 2�,a! �;anitary toad containersr goods 2843` 50rtucc aetii•c rigen,ts t"ibex citify, ilrutns .0 stn�ltar protliicts Buil ?Building Paper .Cad 2844 et iireparations 20 Paint3 and Allied 1'rotlucts and }3fiurd )tills Building paper find boned lulus Paints a11tt 286 Yndustrtaf Or1�c Ctteots % `on`t micals , 3 592STANDARD INDUSTRIAL L CLASSIIICATION Code Short Titio Voda short 141111 '2861 Cum and wood chemicals 316 Luggage 2865 Clycllc crudes and intermediates 3161 Luggage 2869 Industrial organic chemicals, new 317 Handbags and Pert,t,ltnl Leather Goods 287 Agricultural Chemicals 3171 Women's handbngu 1u1t1 linrse�t 2873 Nitrogenous fertilizers 3172 Personal leather g66(18, 'lee 2874 2875 Phosphatic fertilizers Pcrtlilzers, mixing only 319 3199 Leather Goods, net l -ather goo(Is, 1160 2879 289 Agricultural chepiicals, new Miscellaneous Chemical Products 32 STONE, 'CLAY, AN)) OYJA884 PROD 2891 A.dheslyes and sealants UCTS 2892 tExplosives 321 Flat Glass ' 2893 Printing ink 3211 Plat glass 1 2895 Carbon black 322 Glass and; Glttiil wave, Prossect 0 3316,0 2899 Chemical preparaitions, nee 3221 Glass container!; 3229 Pressed 9114 blotvh glass, ace 26 PETRO'LBuAl .AND COAL PRODUCTS 323 Products of Pitechased Glass 291 Petroleum Relining 3231 Products of purchased glass 324 Cement, Flydeaullc r D,1 P Materials 8241 Cement, hy(jrattlle 29� wing an ares and day tt clis 2 and coatings 32 51 ,Bkand structuural rlc ral cla l tile 299etroleum 299 hlsc. Petroleum and Coal Products s 3253 Cetnmic sra11 nud hook -lie 2992 Lubricatine, oils and greases 3255 Clay refractories "r 2996 'retroleiint and coal Products, nec 3209 Structural ciny products, lied 326 Pottery and Related Products ' 30 ' PLASTICS RUBBr I2 AND i`IISG. 3261 Vitreous plu iblug fixtures PRODUCTS 3762 Vitreous ehiva food utenslls 301 'Tires and Inner 'Tubes 3..63 I ne earthenware food utensils i k`i 3011 Thos and inner tubes 3209 1 los , rorcal p electrical su'lll 302 Rubber and Plastics Vootwear 3269 321 pottery products, l'ec , Concrete, Gypsuin, and 1 Jaster Products $021 Ttubber and plastics footr•.ear 3271. block and brleli 303 3031 Reclaimed Rubber Reclaimed tubber 3272 ,Concrete Concrete products, nee ' 304 Rubber and Plastics Hose and Belting • 3273 Beady -mixed concrete , , • 3041 Rubber and PhiStics hose and beltins 3274 Lune ' 306 3069 b'abriehti.d Rubber Products, tied 'Vabricateed rubber products, nee 3275 Gypsum-iroduot.s Products, 3 30V llliscellaAeous Plasties Products 3281 Cut stone i lid stone ;ducts 3079 Miseclialleous plastics -Products 329 hi neducts - rat I I 1w1�§c. �,ohmetallid + Products, 3291 Abrasl�o products ' 31 Lt,,k ,IIPR AND LBt1TSIER PRODUCTS 3292 Asbestos peoducts 311 Leather Tann)ng and ri'tishi'tg 3293 ,Gas),Cts, pricl;lrir Ai1d settiiug derides 3111 Athc"r tanning And il1!1, ping' 3295 >1ihicrals, ground or treated 313 toch and F Boot and Shoe Cut Sindlugs 3296 ilineral wool 3131 ]]ool• and sl►oc .Cut stock and findings 3267 N461iclhy rdmctorles 314 )!ootwear, Eacept mibber 3299 xbrit otailie luiueral Produeta, Pied i ' 3142 3143 House siippers i\Iett's toottwcAr, c�cept t0lotic 33 1'RI1+IA121' 1111 TAL 1rDUSTRITS 311 \Pomen's foottt'ear, except athlette 331 131nst I'iltnAce anti Basic Steel Products 3149 ''ootwtak, except rubber new 3312 Illnst ftti'►tndcs antl steel mills 319 Leather Glot'cs and ilittens 3.113 DicetroEiietallurglenl pr`oilticts 3151. Leather gioves and niitteus 331 Steel wire And related products r r r Y LIST OF SHORT SIC TITLES 5�3 l7arto 331E Short Title gold fiuisbing of steel shapes 06(10 345 9451 Short Tiila Screw Machine Produt(9, Bolts, Cie, "Screw machine products 3311 Steel pipe and tubes 332 Iron and Steel Voundries 3452 Bolts, nuts, rivets, and wasbers r 3321 3322 Only iron foundries 'Malleable iron foundries 846 3462 Metal Forgings and Stampings iron and steel forgingil 3324 Steel invesiment foundries 3463 Nonferrous forgings 3325 Steel foundries, nee 3465 Automotive stampings 333 3331 Primary Nonferrous Metals Primary copper 3466 3469 Urowns and closures ;'metal stampings, nee 3332 Primary lead 341 lIetal Services, nec 3333 Primary zinc 3411 Plating and pollshlnl¢ 3334 Prim try alutmlnum, 3479 'fetal coating and 11110 t;er«'lees r 3339 Primary nonferrous metals, nec 348 Ordnance and Aeceosorlos, noo 334 Secondary Nonfetrous Metals 3482 Small arms ammunition 33•tl Secondary nonferrous metals 3483 Ammunitiou, ese, for' IMlnall arills, !led 335 Nonferrous Rolling and Drawing 3484 Smg21 arms 3351 Copper rolling and drawing 3489 Ordnance and accessorles, nce 3353 Aluminlnn sheet, plate, and foil 349 Misc. Fabricated Moth) Products 3354 Aluminunn extruded 'products 3493 Steel springs, except )rine 3355 Aluminum rolling rolling and drawing, nec $494 Vnlres and pine fittings 3356 Nonferrous rolling wi4 draMring, nec 3495 Wire springs 3351 Nonferrous scire drawing R insulating 3496 Misc. fabricated wire products 33G Noafcrrous foundries 3491 Metal foil and leaf 3361 Aluminum foundries undries 3498 Fabricated pipe and fittings 3362 Ilrass bronze, and copper foundries 8499 Fabricated metal products, rice 3369 339' ivopferrotts foundries, nee Mlle-cllaneous Primary illetal Products 35 BIA0,11INEItYi BkCU T MBOTRICNL 3393 'fetal heat treating 351 Engines and Turbines- 3399 Pritnnry metal prodilcts, nee 351'1 'Turbines and turbine generator sets 3519 Internal combustion engines, nee - 31 V A13RICATE D 1 MTAL PRODUCTS 352 Farm and Garden Mnchiner, 341 metal Cans and Sh'ppinl; Containers3523 Farm Snacbinery and equipLicut 3411 Metal cans =4 Lnwu and garden equipment 3412 Imetal barrels, drums) and palls 353 Constriletlon and Ixcltited ilinrhitiery' 313 Cutlery, Band Tools, and Hardware 3531 Consttuctioil 1001W003421 Cutlery1 3532 'lining machlbory Oil field machinery 3423 ':land and edge tool% nec 3533 3425 Hand saWs aiid 'saw blades 3534 17levators and moving staltways r 3429 3.13 IlardWare, nec Plumbing and lmeating; Except Electric 3535 353E Conveyors and conveying equipment Ilolst;t, crahos, mul monorails 34h :dotal santtn,ry ware 3537 Industi`lal trucks and iractors 3-132 Pluliibing tittl099 aitd brass goads 354 Ilfettil�5nr1t1itt; llacliinery 3133 1leatiug equlpment; 'except ',electric 3541 IMA Mile tools) metal clittiug• types 344 Fabk catetl 'Struclnral hotel I~rodur� � 3542 �Inwhii t, tools, metal forming 4ypcn 3,1111 Imbricated structuriil inetat 3x,14 Special flies, tools, Jigs iv fixtures 3142 Metal doors sash, and trlill 3545 Mach no toot accessorles 31,13 'ptibeleated phlto �corli (bolior shops) 3546 Power d0vbn hnud tools 3144 Sheet metal wbtk 3547 11011W9 Will machinery 3446 Architegtural metal tvorl: 3 49 'mektllt�`>fi`ltinl; ivaehinery; nod 3448 Pre fill) Mcotot! metol buildti gs 355 Spedi►l Industry 11lacliftwey - 3119 ,llisceiltlileotiS nietat iti`orl 3551. 1+ood l'wotludW nlaCllinery t r 1 r' r YrI rSTANDARD LNDUSTRIAL CLASSLIICA' IOX Mao Short TWO " Code 11hort 2101c 3552 Textile machinery 364 Electric Lighting and Wiring Bquipment 3553 Woodworking machinery 3G41 Electric lamps 3551 Paper industries mneliltiery 9643 Current•carrringNvlringdevice), 3555 Printing trades machinery 3644 Noncurrent-cnrrying wiring devices 3559 Special industry machinery; nee 3645 Rksldential lighting fixtures 356 General Industrial Machincry. 3G46 Commercial lighting futures 3Go"l Pumps and pumping equipment 3647 Irchiculat- iightinj; equipment. 3562 Ball and roller bearings 3648 Lighting cqutpYneht, ncc 3563 Air and gas compressors 365 )Radio and TV Itecciving Equipment, ' 9564 Blowers and fans 3651 Mdio anti TV ret olvt,bo seas ' 3565 Industrial patterns 3652 Phonograph records 1 35GG Speed changers, drives, and gears 366 Crntmun ration Equipincitt 9567 industrial furnaces andovcns 3661 Telephone andtelegraph apparatus 3569 Power transmission equipment; nee 8662 Radio and TV communication equipment. 3569 General industrial maehtnery,,nee 367 Electronic Components and Accessories 35.1 Office and Computing Machines 3671 Blectron tubes, renIVIng'type o 3 54 Typewriters 3672 Cathode ray telet)ision picture4.ubes 3573 Electronic computing equipment 36"r3 Electron tubes, transmitting 3574 Calculating rind accounting machines 3614 Semiconductors &nd related devices 3576 Scales and balance's, exc. laboratory 3675 Electronic capacitors 3579 Office machines, nee 3676 Electronic resistors $58 Refrigeration and Service Machinery 3677 fllectronle coils and ttansformers 3581 Automatic merchandising machlnes $678 Electronic connectors 3552 Commercial laundry equipment 3679 Electronic components, nee 3585 Refrigeration and heating equipment. 369 Misc. Electrical Equipment & Supplies ' 3586 Measuring and dispensing pumps 3691 Storage batterles 3559 Service industry machinery, nee 3692 Primary batterles, (lry and wet M Misc. Machinery, Except Electrical 3693 x-ray apottratus rind tubes r 3592 Carburetors, pistons) rings, halves 3694 Eugine electrical;egtiipmcnt 3599 Machinery, except electrical, nec 3699 Electrical equipment & 'supplies, nee 39 ELECTRIC AND ELECTRONIC 37 TitAN8POl2TATi0N E UIPIiET�1T EQV1PIIENT 371 Motor Vehicles and Equipment 36i Electric D191fibUtutg Equipment L 3711 Motor vehicles and car bodies ` 8612 Traaisformers 3113 Truck Rand btts bodies 3613 Switchgear and switchboard apparatus 3714 ;Motor vehlcle pat't.+t and accessorlcs 969 Electrical IridUstrial Apparatus 3715 Truck trailers 3621 motors; andgeuorators W Aircraft and Parts y 3622 Industrial controls 3721 Alrcrtafb 9 •3623 Welding apparatus, elecirie 3724 Alternftengines mittetigtheparts r 3041 Carbon and granhiteproditcts 3725 Airci•htt egUipuleut) nee 3629 Electrical Industrial appnratils, nec 373 Ship and Ispat I3itijding uitd 13epalrinl°° 363 1IoUscltold Apnlinnccs 3731, ship buildtog alld repnlAng 3631 HoUseliold coolting eq"1pnient 3732 float blillaft and t`epairing r 3632II6Useh9ld retrii;erntors and, fe overs' 374 Railroad Etluipinent 3633 IIouSehold 14iintity equli)ntent 3743 :Ftaitrond t tiutpn)ent 3G31 Eitxtrte ltouselinres Rind f'niis 315 filoto'rcj�cles, i3ie5'cicsf i:�td ports: ' 3635 Iiousno'lit vacuum clennera 3151 �iIotol'crcles, bf0.rc1es,,,aid jiti is 3636 Sowltig tnttchtnes 976 Otiided Missilasa ,�Oaao Vehicles, farts 3639" floitseboid npl5lihnces, 11eo 9 61 Guldcd iuissites otId spree teit3cles 1 r y LIST or SHORT SIC TITLP, corlo Short 4'1!10 376�q Miitii t+ l�klii�idslon ur►its and parts 695 Corlo Short rltid Nit;ittt r�+lit ie e ut ment, nee 4 n P 39 hIISCLLiANTOTrS A}A'iVU!`AC'1'11111NG '174 ,1711 ,1111+ct+lhittt:ous Transportation Equip- INDUSTRIES meat 3792 'Xiiavelitrallgra and eaini►ers 391 Jewelry, Silverware, and. Platc4'11`are 3911 Jen•elrs, preclous :1795 Tanks and Nink; eomlionents 3799 Transportnliorit metal 3914 Silverware and plated «are gtliltrncat' net, 3915 Jewelers, materials & lnpiclarg a `orlr 393 MusicalInstrmnents 38 INSTRUDjr,, NTS AND RELATED PRODUCTS 3931 AInsical instruments 394 Toys and Sporting,• rands 381 Engineering & Scientific Instruments 3942 Dolls i 3811 rngincering & sclentitie instruments 382 Measuring and Controlling Devices 3944 Games, toss, and chlldron`s vehicles 3819 Sporting and athletic 1 3822 Environmental controls 3523 geods, nee 395 Pens,Pehc'Is, Of)ice and Art supplies Process control instruments 3524 Fluid 3951 Pens and inechanical pcticils meters and'counttng devices 3825 3932 Lend Pencils and tart gaols Instruments #o measure electrtelty 1820 Measuring & controlling devlees, 3953 Marking devices # nee 983 Optical I Instruments and Lenses 3965 Carbon paper and }nitcd xlbbons ' 3332 Optical instruments and lenses Costume Jewelry and Notions ggE1 3S! 14�kdgcal Instrumentl, and Supplies Costume iove*y 3811 c,urgicai and medicwl lnstrume 3962 ArtiBcinl flowers s 3842 Surgical appliances and supplies 3963 Buttons 3.843 Dental Equipment and Supplies 3964 Needles, pins, and fasteners P5 Olihthaltnie Goods 399 Miscellaneous Manufactures :651 Ophthalmic goods 3991 Brooms and brushes S8G Photographic Eq*nieht and Supplier; 3861 3993 Signs and ndverttslttg displays Pliotographlc equipment and supplies 337 Watches Clocks,and Watchcases 3005 Burial caskets 3873 l�' atches, clocks and watchcases gaud surface floor coverings 3999 ufadturing Industries, ztee ` ' TRANSPORTATION AND PU' BLIC UTILITIES Colo Short-111t}e 40 RAILROAD TRAlVSP01tTATIOIV dock Short zhic ` 401 Railroads ` 415 School Buses 41�a 1 Shctobl 4011 11hilroadsf llne•}iaul operating 4013 S�igtching and terininal buses 417 B us Termtnel and Servico Facilities servlees 404 Rnglway Ezp"rens Service 4171 13us terminal faclllties 4172 4041Rdllnny express service Bus servlee fndtlittes 42 TRUClt1NG �1' LOCAL AND 1NTBltU zBAN NAS. &D NV`AREHO'USIN SENGBR TRANSIT 421 Trucking;, I.ocn1 anti Long D stlnce 411 Local and Sulrurbait Transltorintion storage MI Local and :$111A rban trah$lt 4119 Local 4213 rehibl ing,chiligexcept+lo nitt 4214 F:dt;tl trttciting and storage passenger transportation, net 412 Taxicabs 421 Putrlid t`Varelautising; , 4111 Taxicabs 4231 Patnt product irarcl;ousing; And storhge ' . 4}3 intercity li ghlvay Trarisp'o'rtatioi` 4222 Itefrigel'ated t aiclioushtg 4131 7nte �ity httitttayi ttnnsriortattbn 4224 Ilousei►old gouda warel►ousin4 414 'transportation Charter SerlYicc 4225 General wareliousing Mid storage 4226 ' ,1141 1.uca1 ltasseag cr charter sert`Icc 414 Spetla] /idrulaoustng 11114 storage, nee 423 Trucking Tcrtlinal Charter sdrtldo except local I'tidities 4131 `.Crudl ""lits totnillial facl}ltles F' i+S r r 596 STANDARD 1 STANDARD CLASSIF'TCA'i`1 UN' Code shorn Title 43 USS. POSTAL SERVICE Codd e 431 U.S. Postal Service 4311 , 4122 lassenger t nlritrrtt,rinti'i' I o t nrrattsetnctyt 4723 rreEght trnnspot'itttion arrangement tJ•C. )?ostal Service' 474 Rental oI pallronti Cars 44 WATER TRANSPORTATION 4742 Railroad car rental vlith service 4743 Railrond car rental Without 441 Deep Sea Voreign Transportation 4411 Deep service 478 Aliscellaneoutt Trtiiisporlation Services sea foreign transportation DCO DCSea Domestic Transportation 4182 lnspeotion an(I tvetgiiing services 4783 Vacicing and Cttiting 4421 Noncontiguous area transportation 442-9 4784 Plxed facisii.ietl for vohiclts, ncc Coastwise transportation 4423 Xutercoastal transportation 4789 xransporintton services, ,lied 443 Great Lakes Transportation 48 COJIh'11NICATj.ON 4431 Great Lakes transportatton481 441 'Ielepb.ane :(otnmulti.c;ttiott Transportation (tn Rivers an d Canals 4141 Transportation on rivers and canals 43 11 Telephon» corntnttn cation 481.11 Telegraph (Al-Tilmutticatioit 445 Focal Water Transportation 4521 Telegrap)► cotnmunlcatlon 4452 Ferries 4452 Fighierage 483 Radio and Television Broadcasting 4454 Tosctnb and. tugboat service 4832 Radio broadcasting 4333 7`clev7sEon lroadcasting ' 4459 Local water tr ansttortattou, ztec 946 Nater Transportation Services 439 Communication Services', lice 4899 4463 Marine cargo handl ng Communication services, lied 4461 Canal operation 4469 Tater transportation services, nee 4t) ELECTRIC, GAS, AND SANINRY 81311ML S 45 TRANSPORTA'.CION BY AIR 491 Electric Services 4911 Electric Services 431 Certificated Air Transportation' 95;11 492 Gas Production and Distributi on r Ce 452 No tahentctl air transportation ncertificatcd Air Transportation 41122 \atonal gas trnnsmissio» 4923 Gas 4521 Noncerttficiited air trans ortatlon P "trntisc»EsSIc>n nail tlistri�ution 492.1 i\ntural gas,distribution 458 Air Transportation Services 4532 Airports and flying fields 4923 Gas production and/or clEstl,tlnttiot 493 CornhEnation 4533 Airport tcrminnt servlces Utility' Seri ices 4931 Blectric sUd bitter services 4G "P7Pr. LIN,% U1XCtPT NATURAL CAS cowbtned 4!132 Gas line! other servEces contltiltcd t. 41130 Comllnntiott tttilii servitok lied 461 P6 - kinds, Excoiit Natural Gag 4fW pp y 4612 CrUdc petroleum pipe lines 4941 Stater sttppls 4G13 Rehnetl petroldlim pipe line.g 495 Sanitary Sert=ices i 4619 Pipe lines,, nee ' 4902 Sen`ernge systems '' 4933 ltcfusc Systems 47 TRANSPORTATION' St,' RvICB8 4909 Sanitary services, lee 471 rt -eight Poev.,pain. 49ti Ste:tttt.5ltpitiyi 491ii .1712 Freight fortvnrdittg Swam supply t6N It t igation 472 Artithgetnent of Truusportatioit Syt tenis. 4971 1vilgatioti systems r �. 1 a ;y 8 Y r;i97 .1 LIST OF SHORT STC TITLES F. 'WHOLESALE TRADE Short Title -DURABLE Code short Title " �Z�DL TRADE-D 51`YHOLESALE1tAiE,-NON GOODS 00YiIC1ESALE GOODS • & AuEomotive P4uiPment 511 Paper and Paper Products writing paper 501. 11lotor Vehicles Automobiles and other motor vehicles 5111 Printing and 5112 Stationery surpllah Y 5012 5013 Automotive Parts and supplies 5113 Industrial & Persotial serrlcb ItnAc1` rtstidriCs 5014 Tires and tubes rurniture And Home Furn §pings 512 Drugs, Proprietaries, and 5122 prugs; proprietaries, and s' itdrlas y 502 5021 'Furniture 513Apparel, Piece Goads; and Not,10119 5023 iIome furnishings i\iaterials 5133 Picee gbods Notions and,;oiber dry goads , 503 Lumber and Construction 'Lumber, plyw00d and millwork 5134 5136 Dleno clothing and furnishingg r 5631 5039 Construction materials, nec Goods 'toys, Hobby 5137 nrotrien'S and ebildren`s clothing t 50.1; Sporting Goods, and Sporting and recreatiannl good lies 5139 Footwear 514 Groceries and Related products. 5041 rxoSs and hobby goods and supplies 51di Groceries, general line Orozen 5042 supplies 50.13 pllotogrnphic eciuipisent andt petroleum E.' 5142 foods products M Dairy p 505 metals and Ninerals, ♦ceP nd offices 5143 products 5144 Poultry and Poultry p f 5051ice C( d ores -052 Cont and. dth0 minerals an 5 5145 Confectionery and seafoods p ; 506 Riectrical Goods and equipnte t 5147 ,len and Meat products I 5063 Electrical npp aratus WilancesI 7'N' and radlbs o14g P'e'ts D , sh fruits and vegetables products, nee 5064 Electrical 5065 Flectrontc parts and equipment Plumbing & 1101-1 Ing E9uip. 5149 Groceries and minted 51,5 %arm•1'rocluct 1taiV Dia.terinls 507 Hardtvarc, 5152 Cotton ! meat 5153 Grain ` 5072 kiardWIlre 5074 Plumbing R h3 dronie heisting suttP air condttioutntgs 5154 vari t�k 5159 Fnrm.prodUcE raw materials, nee, 5075 NYAtni air heating & Rgiigert tip, equipment and sunplles a16 Chzmtcals and Allied Products r and allied prbdUCts 1 507$ E ui nient, and Supplies 503 nlnchinery, q P Ines auil equipment 5161 Chemicals 517 Petrbletini and Petruleutn Products tettiuilthls C ttimereiai 5051 Construetton mining machinery cul"rl rarole-Wh bulk sta-tiobg , and and 5082 and equipment 5172 Petroleum products, net Xlistille d Ileverages. w 5053 iiarnt mncilinery tnactlinery and egittptnetit 518 Beer, NV, P and 5034 7ndustrlal 5085 udustrlal supplies ipment and sttprilte 5181 33eet' and Ale' c 5182 Wines and distilled bei'ernges l 5055 peofegs onal ent 519 lvlisceltaneous Nottdurablc Goadg 5097 Servide-Cstait11s15h1entmQnl& B YtpleS 6038 ?J rntlsPoitnttoil etiUir 00085 5101 lama Suer lies rl'ob find tobaecd ltraclucts 509 lillscell"ane011s'l�urable waste lnaterlals 5194 eco 5190 I'aiiitS, viitnisheg, rind supltlles 5093 Scrrili and GD01 3'etvelry, trtitelles, & lwdbloils stone=l' nee 5190 Nbntlurable foods, . ... o �oatlsf neC r ura151 6 a M_ , 1 11 598 STANDARD INDUSTRIAL CLASSIVICA1,1101 i p G. RETAILTRADE Coda Short Titic' - Cado' Bliorl Title 52 BUILDING mATERIALca & GARDEN 555 Iloat De lcru SUPPLTES 5551 Boat deal lektt ern 521 Lumber and Other Building Materials 556 Recreation & Utility Trailer 'Dealers r ,,211 523 Lumber and otter Building materials- faint, Glass, and Wallpaper Stores 5561 557 '1leerention & utility trailer ddnll:rs M6torcy0p Dealers 5,231 I'aint, glass, and wallpaper stores 5,571 'Motorcyclo dealers 525 Hardware Stores 559 Automotive Dealers, nec 5251 526 Hardware stores Retail Nurseries and Garden Stores 5599 Automotiso healers, nee 5261 Retail nurseries and ;garden stores S6 APPAREL AND ACCESSORY STOR1a S 527 Mobile Home Dealers 561 Men's & Boys' Clothing & FurniAings 5271 _Mobile home dealers 5611 662 lien's & boyn' clothing & furnishings Women!6 heady -to -Wear Stores 53 GENERAL MERCHANDISE STORES 51121 Women's ready -to -Wear. stores 531 Department Stoves 563 `VomeWs Accessory and`Speclalty Stores 5311 Department stores 5031 Women's accessory and specialty stores ' 533 Variety Stores564 Children's and Infants df ' year Stores 5331 Variety stores 1 ear stores . 539 Alise. General hterchandise'Stores 565 Family Ching s $399 Misc. general merchandise stores 5651 Family clothing stores 566, Shoe Stores 54 FOOD STORES 5661 Shoe stores 5,11 Grocery Stores 563 T?urrIcrs and Fur Shops 54,1,1 IGrOceryx ores 5681 rurrieit and fur ohops 542 Neat Markt:" and Freezer Provisioners 569 Miscellaneous Apparel & Access 1� 5422 Preezer and locker -meat pro0sioners; 5699 'iiscellancous apparel & accessorle 5,123 \feat and fish (seafood) markets 543 $431 Fruit ,Stores and Vegetable lllarkets Pruit stores and vegetshle markets 57 PURNITURT, AND AU,IIE V INGS STORES 54-1 Candy, Nut, and Canfectiote: Stores 571 Furniture anti Toine l+urnisllhg$ 5t d s r ' 5441 5•i5 Candy, nut, and confectionery stores Dairy Products Stores 5.713 k loon cto c store t'cring .iores 5451 Dairy proft�',s stores 51W Drapery and, upholstery toren 546 Retail Bakeries 5119 Aiisc. home furnishings' stores 5462 MO Itetail balteries--balting and selling Retail. bal:aries—selling only 572 5722 nouschold Appliance Stores nousehold stores U9 �1liscellaneons Food Stores 573 appliance Radion Television, and Music. Stores 5499 AIIscbl1hneou8food stores 5732 Radia anti teletsion stores 65 AUTOhIOTIVE DEALERS &SERVI CE 5733 Musle stores STATIONS 58 EATING AND 7)UMMNG PIACI:, 651 New aitd Uset1 Car Dealers 581 %ating'awd Drinking Places Olt Qeal Ncty and 11sed car s sg12 l�nling tstnces 062 w Used Car Dealers ,,ru..1 Usedcar tlealtlrs 6513 brtnititi places., 553 Auto and Iloine Supply Stores 59 1IISULLANVOUS RETAIL ' 5531 My! Aute t<tRl home supply stores Gasoline Service Stations 591 Drug Stores and Prbprict.�r`y Stors}' 5541 Gasoline sorvlee stations OU brtig stores mail prof rleInrr stores t r LIST OF SHORT SIC TITLES 599 Cotte Short Title Coda Short Title r 592 5921 Liquor Stores Liquor stores ?' 596 5961 Nonstore Rctailers Mail order houses 593 Used Merchandise Stores 5962 ' erchanalsing machine operators 5931; Used merchandise stores G963 Direct selling organiratlons r 594 5941 Miscellaneous Shopping Goods Stores Sporting goofs And bicycle shops 593 5932 Fuel and Jce Dealers l Fuel and fee dealers, nee k 59.42 Book stores 5983 FUeI oil dealers 1 5943 Stationery stores 59S4 Liquefied petroleum gas stealers ' 5944 Jewelry stores 599 Retail Stores, nec i r 5945 Hobby, toy, and game shops 992 5r Florists I, 5996 Camern &- photographic supply stor is 5947 `Ga it, novelty,. and souvenir shops 5993 stores Ctgar stores and stands } $945 'Luggage and leather goods stores 5994 Nears deniers and .newsstnndt i r 1 59:19 86W-Ingi needlework, and piece goods 5999 l iseeliancolts retail stores, nee' r r r r I,r ,r .r r r: :r , � *auffo Co. PLann, Ing Lamm. r. APR 2 )' Oroville, California J April 16 1983 Bettye Kircher planning Director 7 County Center Drive oroville, CA 95965 Dear Ms. Kircher, April 6, 1983 1 conducted an At Your request on Wednesday, approximately 330 'acres of land archaeological survey of approximately 4 The property is -located designated "Industrial Unit )a along. both sides o� Baggett-�Pa.�-exmo Road, northwest of Palermo. the property covers portions o18tNe ER.o EeetPale6rmonQuade W1 of the w� of Section $ t T. 7,5' series. The proposed project is a rezone proposal to M=Z r Industrial ield inspection of the property T Prior to conducting a f consulted the archaeological site ehicooto ilerminen flany es at California State University, within previously recorded culturalo viously�recorded�culturalareso'urces the project area N P were located within the property _boundar3,es, but a prehistoric habitation site had been recorded apprOkltlately one mile to the northeast of this area. The property area is gene '09 'open grassland. small grove of oaks and pines Is lc;oated �nthe �course ea2t °cz~net off' he property and oaks grow along Wyman Ravine Much of the area had been recently disced and ground visibility was ver gooa• A railroad track y ert,-, Wyman Ravine tuna along the Aastern portion o the prop f] ow Tong the Southern boundary and two ihte] m6 ttentns of the drainages flow through the east. property: en n tore of .the vegetation ctsallowed a wide -9 3ovmeter, et the The er Walking trance p'roper'ty area by interval spacing. Both banks of the drainages And he oaoi grove were given a more°coneo'mhotg'ound surface for my survey, Was a visual` inspection materials or features iheiareavel of p Along WymantRavine wasri'ouz1 Z18tor�.c activities. ° erat on, to cCantain dredge tailings 'rota a go�.d manng p APPENDIX ''F ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM (To be completed by Lead Agency). (General Plan Atioadtttcilt)(Rezotto) 1 �:� 2 -U7 -U3 %RI) Loft #52 -12 -07 -tit ESRD Log I. BACKGROUND AP #26-01-10,15 (pbrtion) , AP #26-01-45 (Portion) 57,62` 57,62'63 p p i>so rs 2. Address and Pho1. Name of ne Num eT o�+Proponent: 25 County Center Drivc,. Oroville, CA 95965 3. Date of Checklist Submitted 3anuary 13, 1983 4. Agency Requiring Checklist Board of SLt)(I t visors 5. Name cf Proposal., if applicab e_ Itezonne from AR -?,111 to -H"2 and. Ge neral Plan,.A11101,1drtent t-bm Low llcnsity t',esl erttia;l to Industrial II. ENVIROMIEIJTAL IMPACTS (Explanations of all "yes" and "maybe" answers are required on attached, sheets.) YES MAYBE NO 1: Earth. Will the proposal result in significant: a. Unstable earth conditions or in changes in geologic substructures? b. Disruptions, displacements, com- P action or overcovering of the soil? c. Change in topography or ground sur- face reryief of ,�, i oval � features or rem topsoil. d, Destruction, covering or tnodifica- tion of atiy unique geologic or IT physical features? -- e: Increase in wind or Water erosz.on of soils, either on or off the site't f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach sands)or changes in silty tion; deposition or erosi.On whith may modify the channel of a river or, streak or the bed of the ocean or any bay, ',nl.et or lakei g. i,oss of prime agriculturally pro- ductile soils OUtgide designated urban areas? 'Appendix F page '� 09' YES MAYBE NO h. Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes f aa. - - landslides, mudslides, ground lure - �,. or similar hazards?. 2. Air,. Will the proposal. result 'in y,. a. Substantial deterioration of �•��, ambient or local air quality? b. The creation of objectionable odors smoke or fumes? *a.,P c. Significant alteration of air movement, moisture or temperature, or any change in climate, either locally or regionally? 3, Water. gill the proposal result in substantial-. a, Changes i7 ctti-rents, or the course-:_ or direction of water movements" b, Changes in absorption rates, drainage patterns, or the rate and amountof ; surface water runoff? " c. deed for off-s'i.te surface drainage improvements, including vegetation removenelization or culvert -i�cha ` installation? alterations to the course or flow Com, of flood waters? =-- --<-- e. Change in the amount of Surface t� tater in any water body? f . Discharge i.lito surface tratcr s ; or in any alteration of surface ,�atcr qual tty, including but not lirnit.ed to temperature dissolved oxygen or turbidity . x g, Alter'a,tior, of the diroetiotl or x: rate of flora of ground Haters? h. Change in the quantity ty or quality of groUn(-ya.ters , ei.ther through direct additions or otthrL4lltli.atral.s into31 y, aruiferuC'Ibh cutsrOr excavations2 fp� f � A �d�:�t ry � page 2 of 9 YES MAYBE NO - i. Reduction in. the amount of water otherwise available for public water supplies. �+ p e of or property pted � to water related, hazards _ hazards ,such as+ flooding? . t 4, Plant*, Life. Will.the proposal result in sbstantial: aa Loss of vegetation or change in the diversity of species or number of any species of plarts (j.ncluding trees, shrubs, grass, crops, microflora and aquatic plants)? b.. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or endangered species of plants? co Introduction of new species of plants into an area, or in a barrier to the normal replenishment of existing species? 12; d. Reduction in acreage of any agri- cultural crop? �. 5. Animal Life, Will the proposal result in substantial::_ a. Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of animals (birds, land animals including reptiles, fish and shell- fish, benthic ci rganisnls, insects or i n:.crofaunaj 7 a. b. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, rare or' endangered species Of an5:mals? e, Introduction of new species of animals into an area) or result in w a battier to the migrafi6ft or Movement of animals? � d. Reduction of, encroachment upon, or deterioratjoft to existing fish or wildlife habitat?' Appendix E = page 8 of 5 YES M_ AYBE NO G, Noise, 'Jill the proposal result in substantial; A . Increases in noise levels'? b Exposure of levels? 'peo}�le to severe noise 7. Li Iit and Glare. t�Ti1l the proposal pro uce _sign!dant light or glare? t 4 84 Land Use. 'Jill the , in a)ifacant: Proposal result - a.Tanned land' r o.� an area or es p use �l.terata.on o� theplanned. a trend which will demonstrably lead to such alteration? b. Conflict 3itlz uses on adjoining prOPM:ties, or conflict with establic':-cd recreational educa� tional, religious or scientific uses of an area? _ x 9• Natural Resource s; 'dill the proposal result in substantial! d.a. Demand for, , or increase in the rate Of use of any natural resources? b. Depletion of any nonrenet,�abl e natural resource? `"6R -- involve a risk Does the proposal of l . Risk Unset; Of an explosion or, the release of hazardous substances t; including, but not limited to o.il Pesticides,, cIZemicals or radiation) in the event of all 'accident or ;upset condita.d�s 7 4 _ 11, ulat I1] ll t't�e roposa sighitica.ntiy Alter the l,odntion, distriT,uticn, deiisit:y) or growth, rat, of the Human population of an area or physicual.ly divide an eStabl.ished community? 12 = Horns inp;. Will the Proposal si;ni y.cantly aEf-oct existing housing, Or create a der anti for add%tional k�ousing? nrrn YES MAYBE NO` 13. Transportation/Circulation:. Will the proposal result �. n ro ay Generation of substantial additional c•; vehicular movement? b. Significant effects on existing parking facilities, or demand for new parking? ti Substantial impact upon existing transportation systems? d. Significant alterations to present patterns of circulation ry or movement ��,.L of people and/or goods! e. Alterations to waterborne, t ! it or air traffic? f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor: vehicles,_ bicyclists or pedestrians?'r:y 14, Public Services'. Will,the proposal have an e" :ect upon, or result iri a Substantial need for new or, altered governmental services in any of the following areas a. Fire protection?, b Poli,ce protection? c schools? r d,. Parks or other recreational , facilities? e. Maintenattce of public faclli ti is j Includin,; roads? f. Other governmental services7 w r 15. Ett�erg, V ll thera osal vesulb in p. p a-, itse of substantial ;amounts of fuel or ener '� gy b. Substantial increase in demand upon eXIS -i'ng sources 1 of enorgy► or re uire the development o f nela sources of energy?�merit App'e'ndix r - page 5 Of 9 YF MAYBE No 16. Utilities. Will the proposal result in a nee for neva ;systems, or sub- stantial alterations to the following utilities: _b ja. Power Or natural. gas? b. C,oimilunications systems? 4 "'� C. Water?'� d., Sewer (will trunk line be extended,, providing capacity to serve new development)-� e; Storm water drainage!r'`�i 17: Human Health. Will the proposal result in- A. Creation of any health hazard or potential health hazard (excluding mental: health) ? P. b. Exposure of people to potential' health r hazards?` 4. 1.8. Solid Waste, Will the proposal result in any-significant ,-mpacts associated with solid. waste disposal or litter control? 1.9`.; Aesthetics , Will the proposal resvllt in t hero struetion of any ptiblic designated or recognized scenic vista open to the public, or will the proposal result in the creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to public view? 20, Recreation. Will. the proposal result in an impact upon the quality or quantity of existing public roerea= tion facilities?T 21• h��esujY�Tfsno a cal Grill thepro P osaT an a teration of A significant areheOl.ogical or iza storidal, 8'tei structure, object or buil clingy yy j r Y— E'S. MAYBE No 22. Mandatory Findings of Si n,ficance. a. Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment, substantially reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish or wildlife .», Population to drop below self sustaining levels, threaten to eliminate a plantor animal corn- munity, reducethe-number or restrict' the range of a rare or endangered plant or animal or eli.m;nate important Ly examples of the major periods of • California history or prehistory? b,. Does the project have the potential - to achieve short term benefits to the detriment of publicly adopted long-term environmental ;goals? .' ! c, Does the project have impacts which are individually limited but cumulatively considerable? is Project may impact on two or more separate resources where the Impact on each resource is relatively small, but where the effect of the total of those impacts on the environment is Significant,) _5 Does the project have environmental d effects which will cause substantial bstantal adverse effects on human beings, either .directly or incli_rectly'? t `„ Appendix F page 7 of 0 TTT_ DTSCUSSTON OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION This project is a Board initiated rezone acid, l;etier, lxlan change .Cron .x'1111 and Low Density Resideliti.al to fif- trtct Industrial, This rezone and, general pl'ancrecltige wind l:esicllon��lt��,t�lort lsa aal site of over Sop acres, bov Y by over 7,110() Feet of 1}estern i'acafic'Rai,lroad's n14111 freiolit line on the east. However, part o F the site t�raUId ate in the cou►ity, and the rest of the site would be tiles :,Lty of t to Ohevsate, _.yloodod Litilat)` extension's , Eixe, a p r t�tould �e complicat��d ',yy t1�e divisiolt of the site Iatatt�+eoiY t11e it�ta i t;y} ju'risclictians. At prGseIl.t, private land is usc�l :('or seasonal. livestock azi.nrr,. Improvements are larltite�l to cI J ,vestcsclti feezlan u g i. sheltor and acce�:s rs�ads. The area drains into l,�t : tRavane; jtiliclt Crosses t;ta southern portion of the site, g aLxari consists of natural grasses and oak trees 01rn 1 thc itel�saoilothehe site. Tile followinge , specific comr nts relate_ checklist 131;c,e; Ttte tot�ogr>apity of tate site is ta.irly� level. T11oroForo, large cuts and fills c�=oulcl not lis uecOsSarylrec�t rijijig sa�rsiteial �ln.C`1ep- mon t. plot,=ever; any industlxal application tili.s size would ruff a rolexren vc 9TI ldatioti�l)av� rlpernieat �caml l$ rc11t sur - of :struttuie a wilich wotl c �ttces Tile runoff fror1 apse imperrte�ilale stiff <Ences-would d have to be proljorly transported to layman Ravine, an(t 11'ytii�tn Ravarle coatl�l experjonce chanoes in cat_trses a�ltlitional oros loll all( of�thelicy = tstlt. of flooding a5 a result o E this ion co lel Lo a prnlalem ti gradocl p . rasion Gatti. aro slocatlon of li�c11 a�rasnottcitltor�lsurfi�tcetl or cove1`ett l�,l st1`ttctttres. Ile range oE uses a�.lotdetl 1,=titin tats i-1�� zone -or a site of 'this size, could lead to jonahlertodors,rsmoko yotfuoe5aanclir �ttality I the rLrea; including object significant microclilnate ClId"1ges in tl � fc�r1`1 o f iTtcreascct Sttlltmk' 1 p �ng of large parl;inl time tempera as;, a result of as ihllt cavern or wavo;house arert5, 3a Y;att►ral drainage oil the Site V01,I d hilu�trov ,tlttrtclor.4�*rattrtt�stbrm (to V0iolyme11t-0 anti pro�ba` lY c}iX.n ICICLt alitO p �; The aciclitiorl o i� sullstCtittaal. ileal� flans to l,ynlan P.aville dralfts, r could result 1n' rSO altorataon by t:tiatinel ;courilt and, some c.au lootting* �5 to 3ti perlltit ittten5lva itidus- . 1milerviiaus Cover'" 0;erit would dra5� � acre tr'*al doveloprimatically clian;s�1 tate i the o al5sorlytion of: water ans ttc , alid tithe speed stort',1 watet would ax"'t3,111 7�pPenc �t F -page 3 0 `� (Discussion of Environmental Evaluation ,Cont'd) into V)�yman Ravine. increasing peal•;:Elotirsl�is tpelchan,iclthe impact of cl.rlmatically 3l. c A study of tie Wyman Ravine Draitzaee basin by C'oo'lt Assoc:iatws identifies the lllajor structu°t os irr:'tile area of Vyrit,tti Ravine, [1110 does not contCMlate any need for alteration or tlie;tc structures ;as a result of. cic;veloprr�etlt in this area. howovr.r, L 1c study diel not anticipate industrial cbvelopment of this l,aroo ,i.tc and projections -.-could have to be recomputed ill ot•det to determine whe.tltor ' or not ally of Lhesc major struCtures wou,id Il ave to be. altered as a result of this project. Extensive flog WIg of agricultural areas south of Palermo Nowl occuz s at the Pr C - time. Presumably, industrial development of tills site would require mitigation 'of the irtpact whic I t.: (niscussior) Of Ittvironmental Ev,1lW�tion Carty d) �g it : Tire Palermo arca has siglti ficatt t ground rater Tesoux•ces , attd'trterefore, it is conceivable that a nater itttcnsive type irtdt stry 1vould develop groundwater ,as n source Of sttl,ply' for economic ro�sons .L , •rF„ happens, cxt.e.ttsive it��ltt=, t� i<tl use Of • I i tl�a..� ttndergrowid aqua.fcrs serving the Palermo area could have a sigrlificaut xrt'��it oto roLindwat�'sr supplies in the area. J)iseiYargo of, to x, i,ast..s iztto the round could ttve a s1 tt t tc4int impact oil the natality Of grOuTtdIrlter in th- Patr,.rmo aToa. air Potential reduction in the amount of vtater in tlt(: Feather River as a result of industrial use of the water is d1scussed above _boned above, industrial development o E this site 3j:, As nen would increase the rate of flo;t of stormt,raters into Wyman Ravino and at the current time iY)man Ravine peTiodically floods south of Palermo Road. Depending on the rate and intensity of a particular storm, increased peaks of J lour tvitlr:�.tt the channel Colticl 'result in exposure of people or Itropertj to significant flood hazards as a result of the industrial developme it of ttt!i s site. r 4a,c,d: industrial developnient of this site Would probably result in 'rc OVal of seasonal grasses, anri pe,%naps some of the oa`1; trees oil this site,. This plant life trou1d not be a1lat�ed to rc:vcgetate in most cases on in industrial site., and the agricultural griizing tvhicj this site currently supports would probably be abandoned. �a,d+ kertoval of the oak trees ante surrounding vegetation ift the south and east portions of the site, VIOuld dislocate the birds and sniall mammals in the aree:. Drainage into Wyman Ravine Would affect seasonal habitat for small fish. 6aib,. noise l.evel.s ort. the site would probably irrexca.se as a result of xndttstrx;al dcvelopittent. :1oiso levels increase as a im.�ie�nt n ` result of dour different noise tcrterators 1) Construction noise - 1 it `.j.ilGlttd'iL 5e Tt,lated to Iiildtis- ' ,1o�'rsi� ,and 'truce. traffic trial eo eratlions; 3) Traffictfnois lie s�tc y 'L g ., in fit p goods artd sorvices that result .from the i fur tete rtovert..nt of h a , trial process; 4) T, atric noises resulting front cotiutlttti ig i;rori;ers Any Of these na se generators could re significant to both area residents and to 1vorleers, on the site. �rar:�ous t,jItigation measures are possible, }tovtevor , more 'sttidi,es v6uld he reklttitcd to determine art, impact iiydt�strial dovoloptttetit of this sate would have., on 'residents along Custer L�.tte tato are yalruady�iOntrp5 �ar�sricglentsOf I ton much noise front rite Sierra Pacific Lumber 141111, the survoUnding rural atoas of Prtletmo rind Lone Tree Read. The ithi xrin�;c of per t'3tt.:t ndiistrial`ng. o t'P warehouisc and park igl,c 11-2 Zone uateas, probably res lilt in nia,htli,gztt� f K.nt; fro could result in fight lights front iz�,dustrial Processes, pp - P` Cl ciidi� � ais c 81) 0f (Discussion of Environmental Evaluation Cont d) 3, Industrial use of this area would deft Wifelychan;c tlle planned residential desianation of the area and could result i,, conflict with existing, neighbors who expect a quiet, rural resiJontial area as a. result of existing general plait designations and the predominant existing zoniixg. a:S lanufacturin and processing activities would regiAre some typo of natural materials, and, thus may increase the rii.tc o consumption of such resources, 10i The range of uses permitted in the 111-2 ;zone could. result in the accidental release of hazardous substances, or the increased risk o1 an explosion on the area. 11; n 500 acre industrial site could result in si i"lificant changes in population distribution and growth in the Oxovi.}.I,o arca. Certain types of industrial dovelopment could discourage ros: dential development o nearby proper le Lidustrial devolopinent of talc: sz.to could provide from 360 to 1800 acldtioial jails for the 0,rovi lle area. These prir.ar)' jobs wotild probably result in increased services a.nd it is possible that a total population increase of as many as 5,000 people could result from this industrial development. Some unemployed people in tho Oroville area would probably find jobs and }Lave no en ri ron mental impact. kloi�over, some people would prob bly novo into the area as a result of ;jobs made available by a project of t!1is scale, and., therefore, the prod ect 110111d induce some oopulat'o i growth in tiie Orovill.e area 12: Population Pf the Oroville area will only .grow as assumed above, if workers emrloyecl by t}ii 'industrial development can Find a place to live in Oroville, and do not coril-lute from a.dj acent comrlunit es. Tho exis tenr,�e of jobs at this location would presuriabl.y have an impact on which hooses, are developed on many r � both on th.. ersti}le approved 'Parcels in tho " Orovill.e area. T ofthec��0��iigthtpoti.ld Iiavo an xrijact bo' � •` ng vaccinty, =yo ulat�oii rtro� pp y i rate and oil' the demand for a new, su �l of hefts ng 13a: According to the Federal Highway Administp atior, freest'andi-1ig general manufactttrinc;facilities mould generate from tvm to three one -ay vehicle grips per etaployee daily. Using the estimate of between 3360 and 1800 er;p1gces per day, Y be tweon 720 and 5400 trilps per day could be generated as a rostilt of tate industrial developtiient of this site,. ;. 1.3b; This number of employees Would require sigiiiCicatit parking fan'.lit tl es lac d. A potential exists for industrial development of this 1,ite to severely impact Lone Tree Road; Palermo }toad, kai'lroad Aventie, l:uscl l,.oad; leissi'na .avenue and Occidental Avenue, all o C which AppondiX p -pale k of 9 (Mscussion of FnvTronme lta , evaluation Cont are substandard for industrial use, and are adjacent to, or may be used by traffic to reach t,rlis sate. 13c : If direct rail service to the Site were devoloped, freight trcif.fic on the 11�'esterri Pacific 1:ailroid moults increase. Industry a duvelor) ,tart of the site could also set orate additional oijorat:iorls at t"10 OrUvill.o I-Aillicipal irport.' air traCS��` 131: IiLcreascd traffic could create traffic hazards r-rom r,tot:or ve;licles and pedostrians, eslec:i 111), at it ttl ersectios, nrld +rerovc; • Industrial traffic as routod throug"i residential ax�c as Iit�L vire protection is tlot;F: Provided by tho Cali fp:rrl,it Departrrtetlt OC forestry ulicler a contract with I311ttO Courlt In a � t e!t!Y1.Ile compallies, would respond c 5 � � �ll� �tlr�l �1 1'L t ! ;rota Palerr:lo, ��',lsolt irvo. ; XeIly Ri1..1J;c alu Ricl vale. , tan o f these engine companies consa s � y '.st of one paa.cl pos:ttior, plus volunteers. The county fixe department does not `tavc facilities such as ladder trucksfor firefight<irlf, in multi- story structures, not are they egUipped or trained for laxge inClustrial :fires involving toxic or explosive sttbstanceS. Response titre is a critical factor in controlling ally, fire; but especially ialdustrial fires involvingsubstanLial ro)e.tty value, and hazardous or explosive materials. Rosponse time' from the county's Palerttto Vire Sta tion could be good, depending upon w11• c i access to the site is developed. Eloi-rever,adequate marlpol,er would not: accompany that single engine, aIltl therefore; tllc response tilte for the full complement of four engines frons as Lal; stway as Richvalb must be considered. This problem would Mean that the county may be required to build an additional fire station in order to adociurlte:%y serve this site, if it is industrially developed in its current juris- diction. 141.) Depending upon tile ype of nidus tri al devel01)Vlent at this site, increases in police patrols,; traffic survoillance responses to accidents, and respotlses to �ilxglaries, valldalis1,1 and other crines may be required. J,he county slieri-fir 1 s doparttjlellt is njinirially staffed at this point its time, alid developr,rnts such as than would place a b lVden on existing staff, 14c: School impacts Would vary; a t,,J)el:=1'in,g ui)oll tho number of net Pall3.lies vlids move to Oroville, 1►11er-, t'ioyj cl ooso to livo t'. .4'all d 1Up 10 cr 4 �llcloronttlron � ,ltavc '111 stttdct�t n tih� f} l.li� ios It is possible tag lsr ll0c si.tadcn Ls could I)Q, added to oxIstillg school. poptllatiolls tis ti rosl,tl`t of the groaath afisociated t,,itll a,cld tion,tll l o.as -node av�,iltlh�le at this site, Those numbors of holt studout5 wouldsillific�tntl�r imhact all tile. schools involvod; encs could res,ult ill cquiromolrts for double sc,loo1 s0ss16r1s and tele noetl for now :faejl.ities its 14011 as larger clay rsroot:ts and aecroased teacher to pupil ratl,os. lads ;'eta resi.cle',A5 Mould increasetllo tiso of ej is L i l�; recrea tidi al C't.cilitios; acid r'tay reclttiro aticl,t,ioha1 noiukibnra iiod fticilities, i�ie "I'11e typo o f public facie ita.es ��l�i ;it t.ouldre�lu:ire::clitibria. rttlintenulrce ,ts a, result of this projoct; Mould include roctcls; (Discussion of Environtticntal Evaluation Cont'd) , drainage channels seerer and water linos, r:tnd power and gas lines. hxisting maintenance funds for all of thesrk facilities are scarce, and additional contri`uutioils from developers of this industrial situ i"Ould be required in order to provic?c the iieedod, riaintenanco. 14f bepeatdina upon the type of developntci,t at th:i.s site,., otltor' governmental services such as disaster and evacuation planning, general land use planning, welfare services if employment is seasonal, could all be affected as <a result of the increased population which would come to Oroville to t.al:c advantage of j ob4 generated by industrial development. 15a Any industrial uses would consume substantial amounts of fossil fuels and energy. Tito range of. uses permitted within th' 1.1=2 zone could require the development of new sources of ever or perhaps cogeneration in order to supplyeiier gy nee dls for manufacturing. l6a,l : Electrical pover, n:Aural bas and telephone .lines would have. to be extended to tj. site. 16c idost industrial uses wotilci require the extension of ttiater, service from existing public eiitities located to the north of the site. 16d: ;-lost indial usos t.�ould require tho extelasion o sower ustr `capacity to the site. 16e Most industrial applications require toe ilistallation of an underground storah drainage system on tho sitoj and �require ievha i offsite improvements to Handle possible flogs: l7aiinclude airential health Pollution waterapollution,dfloods�,unoise, .Eire ��»pment t. to p •� p ,n discussed. more specifically above. CX 1051.1711S and 015on as have bac. 13 Tile' range of potential uses within the ,•t- zone could create c would have to he s}t'Itul.d not be disposed of in I3utto County , and toxic ��astes whichwhichco ped out of the county, Transportation of those totiic wa8te8 `would involve risks to county, n sidents as they were transported on the high rays or stored on or ,,ff of tho industrial site. Large volumes of solid t�astcs couJdl create capacity problel, iii It 0a.di 1 'a Tid1�r ill , iill.ti aC:t:.C'1C:rftth.' tj"(�' r"t0' at lablo prop within the landfill is consumed, staff is not �awave of any, coni>ititillity sea Briant that this site is of great scenic "value, or that its develoiiiiient Will obstruct view.5 of ),,neat scenic value. The bull- of the site is not highly visible -from the Cost, south or northwost, but is totally visible from tt» M north and southwest,', ', As a result of the above ana.lYsis, potelitillly significant impacts whiell could relate from this devi loplaorit proposal include the to! 1C)w!118 i 5tormwa,ter drainage irxto Wyman Rwvine , onsite and downstream floodi g; water pollution, air pollution, noise, fire Appendix V patio 8e of 9 (Wr to or typo in 6PAdt providod 9 rotttkn, v BUTTE, COUNITY P ,1 Z PTC COMPl I SS I Q0't , COUNTY Cl. M' I VE - OROV I LLC, CALL FOR'N I i1 PHONE: 5�L[- •L[6Q.1 TO Lynn Vanhart Env. Health DATE: Uecerttlror 9, 1982 APM r;NVIRO g1µ1! 1'Al1 EVALUATION'' F;rtc:losed i5 pvollpdnary data ow, office ha, recoivecl or g(.stLc,�tlecl cortccrni.n the fol.l,otrine project: 83-43 - Board of Stt;�eryi.st7:�`s - I �zonc from AI. -MH td M-2 on Property located on the N side of t�tesaI njAve approx.' 1/2 mile test Of Lincoln Blvd. iwdelloci flied as AP 26-01-1,5 (.pt;) , 57, 62, Oroyille. We art malting an assestimenL of pomsible envil^onmenta`L imfatcLend �a�tila be preParirt8 an environmental doeutnont, either a Negative Do a.am- u.otii, Mitigated Peepati.vu Do-c-Inration or ail Envi.ronrnonul Xmpactfioport. Please provide any factUal ✓tatemertt.q, ideao for InvusLjgaLion, or opinions you Can otfer in your area of concern or expertise that raltite to either Physical, social., or ecPnomi,c imparts that this projoot may goner ate. Ploy,;e renpond within 111 days of the above noted date. TP no response is gcno.ratetl by thi6 inquiry, then it elial.l, be iasMtmed that there are no .ion_'ifi ant environmental. impacts which are laatent_al from the project: Weppreeiato any arrnea you can provide: , Bul4e Co, Planning Comm, Sincerely JAN 0 5 198. -3 _ ✓� • `l r' � fOrnVille, �alltorpla j David 2 Hironi.mus � Associate CommentsIA AXflecthtt t11..,,i.e�'�.aG�w.` ,._. 4 i BUTTE CC1E!t�TY PLVMG COMMISSION � t - OVLLECA% COUNTY C:PILR DRIVE LI FORIV 1 A 959 -F PHONE: 53L�-4601 TO City of Oroville DAV;: December 9, 1982 1735 Montgomery Oroville, Ca. 95965 ki,: PROJJI;',' CtCNT.1 W M-Eh Enc oaecl iti preliminary data our aifino itno vow)ived or euneraLod orsitwt+vmns the following project: 83-43 - Board,of SUI)CrVISOVS Rozon0 f%,o Y ,.�.._ ..- T., AR-11,11H to M- ori proR4r'tyf, 1oc�tCd 0,11 tile 14 side of t+iessari:t Ave. approx.' 1/2 »i.le VeSt of Lincoln Blvd. idaittif ed as AP �. 26-0145 (pt) D 5162, Orov).1,1e. 1.10 are maltin;, � �.� .n d.nct,mR�a Libeither� SoN� I,;r,tivt iilcpc� rtY}ttlion,li' i:i.ti�atecl ll be preparing in environmontal o possible , �. all c"�t `1k�t..-f0 No ll ivo cc �1r-t -i,on or an EtIviroi ncc:ttL.-l. Ttitl-a:-rr� L Pcpor�L. Pleaae p)^ov do any facttml otatertsents, ideao f()I' inV('S LriAiJCM, Or opixtia-trs you con oF,a in your area of concern or exPor t.ic;r that ml.xttrr to eithOr rhysioa? , sooia,l., or economic im,p lots lhrt thio pro jGG E: may gonerate. )�lear"r roopond within 1!•3 days of Lite above-noted date., 1f no rt"ponoo gon�evaLod by this inquiry, thong irL slinl.'L be � nwitt:ed that thexe -ire no significant onviroamental. ;ltttiactr, t�rttinh -trr: JAACnLiCll. from the project. talo opproe iate any as8i tante yott can PrOvr td4 , Cuffs Co,. Planning Comm. 0 E C 211 1982 Si.riealrey f 0roville, California As ,ociate I'laiIticr 0"vito on:` type! in kali -testi-- pps)v:idtt(t a t'trk.ttr•nt Lida 4!lirnsol.,1 couil't Y C:Ef>1"f' f7 " TV '"' OROV X LLE?, CALIFOR111 11601 City o Orovi.11e 1� 't��; !)OCe tLe_ fC1i �> 1735 Montgomery St. ,, ,,, t,• ,,1� Orov3.1le, Ca. 95965 RVI[fig l hili p;ct:, jElm,f Ai', x; AL,unTrc�� t h 1f; rE�iittlTtc+ry diZts`l our Qf:fict imt; re oiVcd of genal'ALeCl 'GQnCC!.T`Ittl1(; �.tcL��:;c d C 83-42 - Eortrct of Supervis()r� r s�- tilC fcSL.Lot`FaY14! I7roicct% _----_ Art;;nclmcnt 1YtrT1 I,o�•, I�el:ilty F.csicleritxal L'o Xndus�:��i.17 tt11 p7•ol�o7`4:ji Zoned b1-2 an'd AF I&I Xocaed on t11c 110'"c"side o� AC�S:��.ty� f�.> '�'. a. . 26 clent..'a.ecl �.:. 11�� .+01-�.�� l/2 mile west of Lincoln F1va. , .-------- appy -ox. J.5 (pt) , S i , 62, 63, Orovi110 - 41e are rtol.i n ; wt as esarlsnt o£ possible ectv,x'ontnet>i al. imiaar. to attrt tJ�].1 bt; r an envy ro-�rrten�,-tj document; either a NeG preparing at ive pecl 1 ��ti r7Tl, 1Citi o:Let2. Dccl�aratiotl or ars Fnvirontttr�rtta Imp'ict F,e ort.. r f �� T cCi any factual. or invcsLt r,.-Wtonj or opinioetn. ' Pl.c�te ` ycc c n offer in your area of cortccrn ct�t' expertise t%uit "blIte to ext" r p L �., j,1=ojtct may generate. h'y ical, soc nl , or ecollondc im acts t:k,~74, ih 'ica e re:�+�f11 a:itlnin 1tF days of tho al30ve-1147teCi cfFttc= If !to response is jr g,(,ri�;rt:tted by this nhtli ry, tllcn it stlitl. f. be assi�ct t.tl:,.t tktc7�e aro no si�;nifi stint envy x otr7;entill acts v:hick are lac rent t aa't from the pt a ec . C]iltE: anyc7S;i1St1tlCre yoll Can wcivldT:'. � o 'appX ee cbutien. C Planning Comri, Si no erAl y; DF 0 2 1 1982 � r + a:�yl�t6r Cistl3u..,d -Le-1 dIl-z- p��k':ltf. p.► Ela,%"C,`iJ.1t1L1� !. `1#7. � v �1,� {/yam,`//r.•C,� �' r' l ('41r 1 Lr of tyi,Y, i tt .ii�.tcrati� 1 �lr c1 >t t c l ttt't� ter i;llt�:C..) 3:(7- GAS ,AN'I� T.tECTRIC C O M s P.A. IFc9t a �n2.7344 ,L 53U t+fnft'fsV1L4x, CA4�1Fa4�NlA 95�JU1 ntsi.t.it� ..tAtiaSta (;Ui}A r0. pjann1tlG r.3iTlf7i. March 9, 1,983 Utov'dlea �,littraa r tr. iJ 1 a am A. Turpin, Senior planner Butte County planning Department 7 County Center: Drive Qravi.ilt, caliEora a 95965 Tear `ir. Turpin: a d as o, 1983 f preparation endiX been: re'vieba at Yo n;he Notice o tion Letter (App .,ht oticehed Erivironmental Check has b requested; e and amount of service that Since we do not knor4 at this time the type tiµ yy this C • e'�act 7.�ipact tF,. I.s however, ftom the natute will be ne.edad We awi nobCaon GI isatompn yn the ko rein�aree our re26ne Of property of the neW zoning it appears it ca�.11 be necesebl extend xyet� Ole facilitit�s and possibly existing gas and el nuyty facilities in order' to tnaintain system conn y Oroville .. ton this aSilva of bttr brov lle of f ice zq Zit e t s covil enatorelephone +tr . Al h , ect Al can be reached at 215p lair pray number 533-1121. Sincetely Robert �. Hill Divislot Land supervisor - STATE OF CALIFORNIA—TRANSPORTATION A r GEORGE DEUKMEJIAN, Governor DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ,�`4"r4 DIST I8OXCT 3 ySVILLE 95901 ►, MAR r-� 't Co. 7a.-MIng �ocrm. Telephone (916) 741-4277 March 6, 1983 ,11 C�,i4ocp Oral, 0a-But-70 Wyman 11avin:e GPA Mr. William Turpin Butte County 'Planning Department 7 County Center Drive 0•ov'lle, CA 95965 Dear Mr. Turpin: Thank ycu for the opportunity to reviel-t and Comment upon a notice of preparation of a draft PJR on the goneral plan amendment and rezone of 500 acres south of Ophir 'Road and east of Highway 70 The change in land use would create an industrial site. The draft nIR should addre,sthe potential, traffic to be generated its a "Worst case'► condition and the resulting impacts to StateRighvra;� 70if any roa,dwa improvements are required, these' should also be identified, including a, source of funding;. �.ncerely �'. T�:LLIGATr Acting District Director of Transportation I By R: DO Skidmore Chief; 8hvirownental. Branch >3lJT'fE, Cl'P'T1!PLM�16 CQMMISSIOFa O�OVILLEz CALIF RN % COUNT CENTER DRIVE t pbaON 534 60 BG Mosquito Abatement DAq%: Dece)iiber 9 1982 �o 511.7 Larkin Road AND Oxoville, Ca. 95965 Fra: pp ,0j[,; �;11V'Ci,1.w�� EINV'TR IN-3t1'h�7frr, > VAu XATION Enclosed is preliminary data our office has received or genor.ated concerning y Rezone from aect= Board or the foil owing. pr J `�V AR-I+IIi o AI/ -`l, on propec, r y loatod oil the N side ox t+lessina .Ave, _ �, approxi 1/2 mile west of Lincoln Blvd. i.dontii ied as AP ------------ 26-01-3-5 P25-01=15 (pt) : _57, 62, Orovlle We are making an ansesstgent of possible envix ontttenta�� irnpac is arid viil,l be an enriranmental document,either- a Negative Decl4ratian, iliti�ated preparing > Negative ronmc�ntal ltiip€�ct Report. Ire ative Doc or att �nva. Please provide any factual. statements, ideas for investigation, or opinions 11 t you can offer in your area of concerts or e�pertiee that re)atther physical,, ocial or economic imi�actsthatLthis project May generate" claysof the p1.eaee respond Within 1It ,,sh4llvbentO. x assumed thatthere areP no no i generated by this inquiry, then 1t significant envirSonmeutal impacts which are potential from the project. We appreciate i any assistance you can Provide. sine erely, D� GQ•�ianrirn9 �Q oto4111e� Dati its i;. 1liraiiritx Associate Pl aftiler Comments: _ We recommend that provisions_ be made to maintain the four natural, drains that run Brough the propose genera pan amen en During the winter itonths Jorge ai>iounts of water travel through ose ear y spr g mosqu 6 arvae are �rasen . e ra s an further recommend that improvements be made on these drixis to, a a ;" ere are v rio s re ce mosque o ree g eo3fic all the above recommendations. This iiivo�.ve8 directing a sp ' bnt he above natural drains: This onti.ty could be either ptibl3vb 0 i /o2 1 f (Ilritc at type iti spaoe pr�ava�:lod £ zeturn this thoobil) ANNING COMMYISSIOONN SUMMAR EET APPLICANT Board of SupervisorsLo g #82-I247-02 83- 4 ,. , Ca. 95965 ADDRESS 25 county Center Drive Qroville 1iNER Various fOti nd ESCRIPTIONGeneral Plan Ame ment from Lt Residential. to.F PROTECT DIndustrial-N 7ideof PROPERTY ZONED M-2 $ AR -MH LOCATED on the N sraasna Aver, approx.1/2 mile W of Lincoln Blvd. ASSESSOR'S PARCEL NUMEEIDENTIFIED AS AP2F..$(pt1 > 57, a2, 63 PROJECT CONSISTENT? CITY GEN . PLAN - Qroville DATE APPLICATION RECEIVED 12/7/82 DATE REZONING PETITION SIGNATURES CHECKED PERCENTAGE, � DATE 'LEGAL DESCRIPTION PREPARED OR CHECKED: -� nATE PUBLICATION NOTICE '4AITTEN' PUBLISHED - PUBLISHED DATE DISPLAY AD PREPARED PLACE NEWSPAPER NOTICE (S), PUBLISHED - O C. P. G. B. DATE'MAILING LIST PREPARED - MAI LE D DATE MAIL -OUT NOTIL�ES 1VRITTLN-- NUMBER ENVIRONMENTAL CATEGORICAL EXEMPTION -- DATE PILE!) "�.+ DETERMINATION ' NEGATIVE DECARATI'ON -' DATE ADOPTED AND DATE ENV. IMPACT REPORT - DATE GI3RTIPED OTHER _ COW418810N HEARING DATES ,.. COW, ISSION ACTION BOARD ACTION nter-Departmental7Me orum To: of supervisors FaoMs Planning Director... Consider recommending to th,e Planning Commission pursuant to SUBJECT', Government. Code Section 65356.1 ;nitiating hearings for DATE, consideration of the adoption of the City of OroVille Gehoral TP1an. Date: March 11, 198 10 our work on the LIR for the project to designate the area south of the City of Orovil`la's Industrial Unit Three Industrial'- • increasingly clear that the and rezone to M-2 it has become County should consider a two phase project, the first phase General Plan Which should be to adopt the City of Orovlle's includes the appropriate designations for the area sought by the Board. The second phase would be the rezoning of most of the site to 14-2. There are both technical, and practical reasons for this approach, The 1971 County maps designations do not represent existing uses and ;xoni.ng for the majority of the Oroville area resulting in diff" iculty in analizing future impacts toforindUstrgalais designated' the area adjoining the site Proposed r Lora Density Residential on the 1971 County map, but in fact it zoned and developed for Industrial.and/or Rural Residential, An analysis of the impacts associated with industrial development, adjacent toIndustrialand/or rural residential Residential ss .._ hose associated. with Low Density 1e 1 Would likely be significant than tl Additionally, the projects impact on traffic, circulation housing, services, schools,, drainage, water supply needs, etc: can r,ot be accurately anal ti zed using only the exi s`ti ng 1971 Orovi 112 Area Land Use Plan, t in Concerns over jobs, housing imbalances, �reru ,reSowth nloca1mgavern, recent years has produced legislation thatq ment to consider housing needs When t bnsidGnvQrnment$CodelSection other na:nresidential zoning/d The 11 de'signatibns of the 659130 and ,65580 et seq,) . existing Orovi l l a Area Land Use . Plan M� p are so oodi distorted holding capacity of 141,10 dwellings% p ) t11 hat an- accurate ,.;and realistic assessment of the jobs-houslnq balance' is impossible. 79 5tctlon V Implehienta- The Land Use Llement adopted �n 19 1 acid preparation of _1. Use tion Program" Provided for map rev' plans for each community or areas of the County. The Paradise and Oroille,Area Phan s, are the remaining co�nmunitikis to be con" sidered J. D. 6 M. 2. Sealy � Ida Robinson Estate California St. Harlo V. Stanley { 1035 E Hillsdale Blvd. Rt. 2, Box 2788-) Oroville, Ca. 95965 ; 464 San Francisco, Ca. 94144 Foster City, Ca. 94404 26-01-62; 26-01-63 2602-01 41. ' C �, H Coggins C H D. H R $ H: L. Bittner D . R. M. A. 6 A. A. Mar tinea 14 Fir Loop . 200 Glenwood Cir Apt F-4 Ca. 93940, W 22Street 16`0 Torrance, Ca 90501 Orovlle, Ca. 95965 Monterey, 26-02-23, 330 38 a 26-02-44, 45 26-05-3 D. W. B 0. A. Cummins �.; Martha Ji Blankenship 6650 Lincoln Blvd. S. & G. R. Wheeler 6760 Lincoln. ''Bleed. , 6660 Lincoln Blvd. � Oroville, Ca. 95965 ', Oroville' Ca, 95965 Oxoville, Ca. 95965 u ! 26-05-18 26-05-4 6�0 5-5 2 : f Alois P. Parks Robert.. L. Mankowski Lincoln Blvd. John Q Cowee 6780 Lincoln 'Blvd. P.O. Box 1122 Oro✓ills; Ca 95965 6772 Orovil'1e, (a. 9596`5 Oioville Ca. 959.65 26-05-19 26-05-38 i' 26-05-39' Muree `1. Hughes W. bt; 6 C. D`; Yardley T. A. 6 M. E. Parmentier 7425 Irwin Ave. P.O. Box 1.122 1 Oroville„ Ca 95965 6810 Lincoln Blvd, Oroville, Ca. 95965 1 Palermo, Ca. 95968' 26-05-40t 26-05-41 k 26»06-1 L. 6 S'. Pj';,cker ng SiC $ J A. Lightfoot Shannon C. Lightfoot 69.0.0 Lincoln Blvd. 27 Harmon))` Dr. 95965 6900 Lincoln Orovlle, Ca. 95965 r Oroville, Ca. 95965 Oroville, Ca. 26-06-2 26-9-1 26-10-1 1 N', V..6, b'l. Stanley. i A. E. 6 L. Winkler " Katherine C. Brown P.O. Box 276 1035 E Niilisdale Blvd. 1.632 Royal Oaks Dr, Ca, 91010 Palermo', Ca. 95968 Forster City, Ca. 94404, Duarte, 26-10"'*2 26.10-3' 26-26-6 t P� bi. C. J. Daugherty g _ 1 David A. Mahlum Sal,verio M..,Torres t. 2, Box 802 R 2 1774 Palermo Rd. Ca. 9`5968 1225 Pine St, Oro`vzlle, Ga. 95965. Oraville, Ca. 95965 Palermo, 26-26-8 i 26-26-15 r 26-26-26 Dean E. Tennant 4 ' Roberta 'Bedford ;� 1101 Cam be11 St, a pCa. G. S. 6,B. L, Jones Rt 2, BoX 2761 B "ville, 2325 l Street i' Orovi le... Ca: 959.:.. Oakland 94601 ", 0 Ca. 95965 26-29-16 �1 a 36-26-1 � 36.2659 James V. Prater Forrest E. Johnston l 350 E1 Camino Real #81 J.,D. 4 P. A. Kolley 2637 Nevada Aire: Pio,Box 2204 Box Ca. 959 65 Or v• o Encinitas, Ca. 92024 Otoville, Ga. 95965 36-291-68 36-29:1-1 36-29147 G I F. G: Cashman Sierra Pacific Industries`" N. Owens 6366Cti�ster Lane OtOV61le, Ga. 95965 33 Dutch San Anselmo Cq. 94960 ' 600 Chico, Cdo 09927 —, OLICATION FOR GENERAL PLAN ANDMENT BUTTE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION APPLICANT! Read and follow instructimis a$ set forth on reverse "side of ►.his forni. Appliennt's nnme Board of SuPexyis0r; Phone rrtrniber, .:.� Alieunt - pp �� marllin addr : g els, 2'5 Couny- , tenter Drive,.,. oxovili�, Applicnnt's interest in property (Owner, lessee, other)" o vjjcr's name and address ya1",1.SZ!]:i 62, 63 ? Assessor's parcel address JJ Present General Plan tesignttbn l'rc�ent runin b _AR-MH','M"2 REQUESTED GENERAL PLAN DESIGNATION Industrial u. F- Locution, dimensions and size of area'tsl to be amended NW 1/4 of See- 6 T18N R4E - S of .:re . a: N of Messina Av ..:. 0 hir_ Road and a Applieunt's reasons top gnrrndrnettt 1,hoeby declare undor' Penn It.y of perjury dint, I hnvt: rend anti understand Lire lnmrucdons nod that the foregoing statements are trud, complete Lind correct to the best of my knowledge. A rlpl bated 12/ 9/ 82 - 'iennt's slp;nnt ' Project file number Location _ W J' O Lu 1'prify. A,1': Numbet•(s) Locallon Description Ownership Legal Oescripti tr of Avon w Proof of Agency (if v,0 ed n(l) lq Maps of Mott and Reprodricibie 14„90r Present, U. j f'la'n l�es�, uaintiGeneral Volving kindnrl O 1t 1ece'ivetl. l IctitIo � ltr~aei jt N►sniUer App Bate A I- Application "1.`aWn 13y INSTRUCTIONS TO APPLICANTFOR GENE9aL PLAN AMENDMENT r r' r'xts ��rnvl,tai" �a` fits tl i w � appl t nt rs u t.tlt ��ot ner, 4vrittel> aullra►'rrat'rin b Lire wn t or other proof aF Au si tiinifted in ardor Fd�r th ppirC"rinl �l.o c l y- � ign fi c ppl efitiurr, 1proof iongashaY11 be considered void if not signed by tite owner or legal agent: All items an application shrill be filled in a4 c,tnplc+tel cis passible, if ran ita7n is not npl �a- table, Please indicate by ttte„jorm ` A"tfG1 "fns :3. I't is Very* important that theplalit-" tion i tblu c f t,sae iii, t a oarnp'ie►e� 'on of the ph for finendmenttl s 1ptlV`( following infollnutobout e ra( ret eproeessr esrt'jrc 141041ed(o•f until vt receive the b Assessor's Parcelrrt r � r(s)� r r to tn� hills ar ssessar 3 , '.S 11gps), Street addresses (if a;vnllable), 10 P, �> istur c s arididil'.a`��ions to horned streetst bodies of r1atar or rn haurl r, d, I,agal dascrifstion (stibclivis an lot numbers, fraei.ianr of sectionstar rliskfirlces and ben rings of perimeter' dittiensioils), y . e. ].0 copies of inav with ar�en(s) outlin d�(Asrs 8sor'apr►inp, YF n�rt�: iira�a�l Y�:f;lft pt subdivision nw..1s, zoning map or other tnnphoivin pareels) find a reproducible master' of the ninp. `l',w, 1pp iea2ian must rncirtle a ca�ntpleted "Appendix 1,, , ��ttvtroumant.al into rniatian h�rrrur''. Because ecause the Cnlifarnitl Government rnriient Code t'Ctlltirts dint local 9enernl plrins be integrated and Man cCtrtsris�t.enitc writh �tiritto th �liri se fslan 1�lap(s) of thr butte Courrty General ments of tite plan,- and standards contained in the adalitotl de, - 1 (i- 'l.'he "Application for General Plan Amendment'" is subject to niblic hearings And upproval by }cath the ng C Plannianritrission and Bourd of Supervisors, Application fees as of (date) are S Xi"s niay be paid in cash or by cllee etude payable to !'Treasurer of Matto County". about appli.cution rotluirenjentn, County a of r- ' f3e.farc snitmittm the a llivation, applicant is Poquested to dtst•ugs wltll-stnfG.i�ll question$ silt�rntiryns. nnttrtit tritfrHA and Policy �un- l r. cstlures, .rte desi 9. t1ion and Applicant is requested to bp 08 cnmitlotr as possible in stating the reasons for ow applica, t 1 p Criteria Of the tfjomd No viged to halt"rttrittss iof the�llutthr, am asGenc ilI'lirmanVV wlilt tha,ltnliries and t (,aunty (,r�r►er,tl. l lira. ,iC ouNTYY m0SQUITO ABATEMENT �j,)ISTRICT BUTT 5'I 17 LARKIN ROAD WILLIAl1 G NAULTIN[i PHAX DItTf71CT O/FICC AT MANA�iw . RNVIMONId�NTA41�T M. C. copmtft OM OI%0VIL,LC NaPORT OROVILLE, CALIFORNIA 95965 OKLARKIN OtOAiC rNON[ (lIA1 A71it.� i 143 -?U* January 19, 1983 NOV 2-T 15$2 City of Oroville Planning Department PLANNING DMIRTMCNT 1675 Montgomery Street , Oroville, CA 9596.5 Subject Comments on Draft ETR on an Amendment to the Oroville General' Plan, dated December 190 1982: Gentlemen Your Draft ETR and the Draft Revised G, gyral Plan information you provided has been re�*iewod by Mr. Jim Cay-' istrict Assistant Manager, and Jerry Davis, Senior Operator for tLe L _-as involved. !these comments are based on statements in your documents a5 well as knoVledge of the physical and health problems which are or will be present in the project area. All of our comments are offered in an attempt to help improve your Ej,A and the basis for any final decisions based on it. t�rotection seems to have been largely The whole issue of health ndations and`mit3gations neglec"ted, and some of the recommeyou propose even seem to create conditions which will be detrimental to the, public health. Only air quality is mentioned as 176 in appeal°k 10; as a health issue. Issues which should be addressed 'iri detail include ,�;aage disposal plans; drainage plans, and the cumulative impact of development on standag water and vector production and how some of the proposed mitigations arequirements re urements are contrary tot�blic l p ltu protection: ea our specific areas of concern are these; 1+ Drainage issues are mentioned but not resolved through, any specific mitigation, The issue of the cumulative impact of development Which results inil foconditions that exceed the �coJ;ation.rate of the so all x•un-off water needs to be pe` ' end to have. a addressed; The �xojj.s of the proposed project area as water high clay content, and run-=off of �rter rains as Vol!w used during the spring aitd summer for domestic use and irrigation of lawns or crops, is expected to roduc.. p e i � ,.ncreased conditions for mosquito breading, We ask that y6t� adopt the obvious mitigation which is -to p require the formation of bno or more drainage or assessment districts, fundou and directed to perform the necessary V6tk to atho and csuch water to a natutt8:1 Ovate ° cburse wh'ic�i. can t; ry,,�vey handle the flog without causing .instret�n or dc?ytristream problem's: The District should also keep these chane els cleared and to graded : } Oroville Planning Dept. Page Two; January 19, 1983,' We would suggest that natural drainage areas be used to establish the district boundaries; such as the Thermalito area, Wyman Ravine Drainage, Honcut Creep Drainage, And the Dry Creek Drainage. Easements would be necessary and should be required for necessary access to all drainage chatxelS for maintenance. The EIR (p. ii, 46 and 49) proposes mitigation for wildlife by preserving riparian habitat or replacing airy which must be destroyed. We view this proposed mitigation as detrimental to the protection of the publicis health, and we have had discussions on this issue with Fish and Oame Authorities. The two agency agreements have been to try to work out ways to prevent standing water and to permit access for inspection and treatment of Potential breeding areas, and still. preserve as much riparian habitat as possible. Both the health and wildlife interests must be considered; and therefore, a substitute mitigation should be to require ,pnecessaryfor htat clearing and water course corrections as public health protection, based on recommendations of all agencies involved. 2. Funding for necessary public services is recognized in general t-( Ms on pages 6 through g. We 'agree that: user costs be paid. directly, and we urge that the fiscal -Impacts Of the proJect be more adequately researched and disclssed,,, with specif:to conditions for funding established as mitigations for development. We also suggest you include mosquito control. under publi,x services, p, 54. The `City of Oroville Redevelopment Agency has agreed to provide pass through money for mosquito control finances? co�si* to men' ,A etion are deredofornannexation to ;the Redeve P g at if the areas under consideratio) that the same funding conditions should apply, For flood and drainage control, assessment districts seem more appropriate as a method for financing, than use of general.'fund or redevelopment money, 3, Some of the areas proposed for developmerit,•such as the area upstream from 'V7 Road and Oro Bangor Highway, ,now have raw ;sewage running ;from culverts into opoh drains. Any low) moderate or high density development should be required to have sewer systems, and these preferentially directed to the 800A newer treatment plant ( see "page 55) . Individual or, the community sewer systems should be disallowed except it case g p s of sustainable eac'enua'iYi circumstanoesi Cost of. 0M Oroville Planning Deft, Page ThreeJanuary 19, 1983 conveyance alone should not be readily accepted as an argument for extenuating circumstances Community development requires community services' to be provided, 1♦. We see on page 11 vrhere Ytransformer vrounding . have utility installations, Underground proven to be ideal mosquito breeding containers,hin a Cepted place where water percolation is poor. P. G, install underground vaults where we our advice and will only can be convinced that i:o problems will exist. Telephone vaults should be similarly conditioned. Zn plac '^ all utilities be e of the •egthat underground utility vaults be underground;, we sl prohibsted, except where their use is absolutely necessary or can be demonstrated not to create a breeding place for mosquitoes ('which is a substantial advei1se human, health effect. 11e suggest this be a mitigation for health reasons, • > Vernal. pools and natural vegetation (pi p 46) ,are . discussed in detail, and betallowecl to beation is � invoked to the None of these mitigations should detriment of the public health. When vernal pools become a lace for victor production °r 6en vector nroductionatural gewetwouldr Wildlife areas contribute to p contuiue to use Section 227'1 of the Healta forhmosquitoesety Cisea which declares that any breeding public nuisance which is subject to legal abatement. We trust these comments will be of aofein sectio r150 2 P) d (g� ° also urge, you to folaw the requirements Title 14 of the California Adm eihavetiVe OodO tedi `considering the mitigations, and alternatives w Sitce;rely; �b Wil st Hazelti ei Ph D.,'R.P.E� - 'Ma'n�: r-Hnvironinenba�ist idkh 1� %j SRCTO j�'IWILLIAMHAZELTINE, BUTTE COUNTY niOSQUI 'p A13AABATEMENTDISTTRICTT. DRAINAGE ISSUES Hazeltine is correct in that the resolution issues was not included in the D. E. I . R, o;E drainage 3B on MitigatiOI1 3A and pages 44 and 44 only address the the mitigation of drainage problem, However, g problems is addressed it' general textus by the foll01�ti,n;g tWo measures Use Element. proposed in V1110 Land Plans e Co develop lans an unty and other public ri 10, �Yorhin wi�il the ' � - g funding arrangements for neod.odomajor� xr'provemeints to streets, drainage facilities, tltilit s ystems and protection services.!'' (p:_ 41) y "3. Develop detailed requirements for street aiad, drain- age improvements pursuant to the development standards in this element." (p 42 ) Flans for needed drainage a.m,provements have be for much of the Dr prepared Dry, CY eek Basin, most o the Wyman Ravine Drainage :Basin, and most of the urban area north �, of the feather River, The Cite requires fees for off- site improvements in the third area., es And west the County can require construction of off -the City and ments where necessary for public health and safety,prove General assessment districts may not, therefore. b,� ;a required measure, required whenever signficantedrainageImproveasements are norm ments structures are constructed, and Ditigation 5A should be changed to read , ''is to preserve the istin riparian vegetation , p getation and facilitate increased vegetal growth except when vegeta tion removal is necessaryto course correctjons as necessary essential Water to permit access for inspection.for public health and t Al mosquito breeding ;areas,'aI b treatment of potence �+ Pae 57 -= P490,57 after Recreation Services =include A MOSQUITO ABATE1IENT Impact 11. 1, Increased development Will res l creation of additional hos u t in the creating a fiscal impact ohuthe mosquito dito h bitat thus ties and a abatement agen Public health hazard, 141itigat.ioh ll: I, : ; include Future development plains sho, " Droner draihage facilities which ax^e designed txf n ' 1iTf�t GOVERNOR'S OFFICE OFFICE OF PLANNING AND RESEARCH •PI 1400 TENTH STREET S b pCRANIENTO 9581:1. (916/ 445-0613) EDMUND G, BROWN ,JR. GOVERNOR - - January 26, 1983 lit. Robert 'Gaiser City, of Oroville Planning Department ,135 Montgomery Street Oroville CA 95965 SUBJECT: S01lik 82101206 AMENDMENT TO OROVILLE GENERAL PLAN Dean Mr. �,;a_ iser; tormented on YO.' ;1r�f : �.�•,. r•r,�p�.:f, ;,snort (F1R.) State rjg,c,Lcjer, ,qave you world lite to discuss their recommendations end cotcerztb, contact the „ fy S. The following is in summary: staff noted in the commenty FISii AND GAME The Department 'supports and urges implementation of the fish and wildlife mitigation measures `included In the plan and commends the City of 0roville on the development and inclusion of these measures. - rAttWS : DISTRICT 03 The -District commends that any amendments to the circulation element be door- the ed with the County; the ButteCountyAssociation ofndoStateents (BCAG)�, and 'Caltrans to ensure compatibility with the regional Transportation Plans. pARK5 AND RECkEA'TION Office ,0 f i�sto"ric Preservation The Office of Historic Preservation ii$�gests the City o;f Orov:lle amend thei,yr, otic regarding archaeological resod . ea to ° include hi`staric.al sites is 'of tiara to prehistoric ones, and to require applicants undertaking projects ox : r n. u ' f'ied ar- y known or, stspected before atthAeolbgital oub t a g 2 i sensitivit" to c chaeologl State Cl`earin house when preparing ses the final ETR, You must include all Lomfnehts and res't6d 1.�~ to res othe. (CEQA Guidelines;, Section 15146) The certfddition, be youdered in rad decision"mak 'ng process for the project; In y s by writing to theme :, .. Wing the Shite drectl to the agenciesr comment Clwaringhotu$e number on All correspondence. A 1981 Appel ate Court decision in Cleary +�. County of S�.anislaus (118 wp ' sots Gal,App 3d 348) clarified re ufrements for rdc a'nding to revjew comm