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24 Ali. industrial
other em
than. ,salesase , Ploye�es are
about one Vice, classified
fourth the They generate as being
The Foothill Industrial p� of sales trips at
light industrial: and ark is %service; employees,
service designed to contain
and` �antuactuz�ing uses
traffic estimated oPexations aria should
beProduced in be ,allowed, the
low., this anal
Ysis would
Potential ?'
P° xis
The' CATS forecastin
'r p �lxban Area. Transportat ou°1lotved
Ch
'►'NET Fuxecas iri �� Study,, Proi eduros in the.
was done in theg Madel prepared se
��
CATS stud �' JHK and s Guide to the
the eSti•`nates ys model o� A�'sOCiates,
utput was As
streets' where of future traffic on new roadivEi. sn1Y used as
tively large the e,,,,, 3- on
g volume of traffic Zeas is vex and on
2000, Tn the o y lo�v but a relate
year 2000 vexwhelming ma,joritPred�cted t?oi the year
volume was compared t y of cases
on each street and . o the CATS tnodel�he modeled
the actual 1980 the percentage can tI x930
traffic volume on t ge was then applied
� ail j t.istments were
made so hs streets pPlied to
in traffic incxease�, that there + Some manual
meats tvei•e between J were no abrupt di
necessar ad`acen streets, ffexences,
tions
, Particularl y t°' eampenn Of for the Such 4dijust
approxiinat,in y the problem of model s Zm
g the thousands havzng only 4x zonesrfec-
ln f actual ori
'an area., °
gins and destinations
an 'urban
Modeling analyses Mane
between CSU, Chico and the for the CATS stud
ba cycle and downtt�cvn zones b y decreased trips
was not done it trips in y 25% to
in our .stud this core ' account �or�;=
used to area, This reduction
Y and the: revised out
P traffic volumes in dawntoiviz Chico, banbOt be
Figure 5 depicts the
for the northeast area eStirnated
of Chico Weeltclay traffic'
i ADT). The dopicted streets Founded to volumes
by the p cover the the nearest 1000
pro used land, use Chari e. area directly
1 increased eta g Estlmate 'Impacted
dential employment
and d volume, due to
development re
are not appreCj,abl by the prsPosed Foothpl1cement
y d'iffexent f resi-
CATS roport from those industrial park
vehicles per dashownon Vit, Predacted
y is es�imategure 5 A drop from Zn 'the
East Avenue: Increases for Cohasset x000 to 2000
projected for creases
Avenue Rami north of
to 5000 vehicles
to the northeast,' Per day are
Tables 2 and c'om
scroenlines dstablished in
pare traffic volumes ac
to there is V 'the CATS report, at roes the Various]
cry little change in traffic,Again, it a..,
levers througpea s
oUt;
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INC;AEtASEU EMPLOVMENT ASOMPTWN
XX IIIi1TN
X x
bINUO EASED EIV1Pi;O'YMFgT
tHiLL INDUStRIAIL PARK 1p u
rw�il:�s
,
TABLE
3
ESTIMATED
ACROSS
L)AILY "i'k2AFi:', c VO
SELECTED
SETREENI,TNESS
YEAR 2006'
JFI1�
CATS
NxTI� xNCREA�CD
,,
EMPLOYMENT
IVTTH r00THILL
c�co Ct�1;Eli`
ST' DY
xsst�a�P7,rQra
TNDUSTRIAI
Nord
Wttrner St.,
210200
20,000
PARK
p1 ni1de�18)7'008'00
Camel ],iii �Ya
11,000
' 000
18.'000
MOO
0, 000
Mttngrov Avg.
911'W tv 0i) r
19, 000
i6 Oao`
10 000
113, ciao
16, 000
r�V ,
fih�tinitu
66,7on
7L6bo
67 ► 000
5,
1g,oaa
TOTAL,
x 8� ; 7Cia
OOb
– ==
159 000
—0_ ,_.000
1;53.53 p;
UNDO CHANNEL,
Nord Avg,
WUrher trtUre)
11,400
ii 000
�latyndo
hahgrovo Ave.
3, 000
22,600
4000
11, Oa0
01000
H gliwaV OJ Fw�� ,
P'lOVal Avw,
95 , 600
48, 600
26, 000
48, 000
24,00o
26 0p0
MarlPnsfiAvon
Aladrono (Puturo)
10500
17,1,200
10,000
180.000
47,000
10,000
htanznri t AVe,
5f700
1.0_ 200,
51 000
8
18, 000
6,000,
154,80
000
153 0000
a boo
`.a`Oaa�
=9
15r
Ff T GH�VA�#q, :) PRE MAV
mtiVEBN WATERWAYS
5th Alv
18t Avc+,
X0, 500
i0, 000
(ta'%t of #)O')
aYmetto17
200'
x$,000
10,006
Va7lcttnuc�s
x,500
5, 000
18,OOO'
"-' 20.
g, 000
0'; 000
40,400
' oo
1dQ
X3,000'
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TABLE
TRAPPIC
P
IC 'VOLUMES
'FREEWAY
ALONG
ALONG THE,
HI'GIIWAY
#99 YEAR 2000
JHS.
WIN INCOASED
WITA FOOTHILL;
INTERCHANO
dAT8
MIDY,
EMPhOxmvp
ASSUMPTION .:
WIMTRLAL
DARK _.
Il j s00
ij 000
a, 000
Eaton Avehae
20,400
19jo00
18,000
East Avenue
-
81) 200
30,000
mc)', 000
Cbha;���t Roam
48j600
48,000
47.0000
int Av on ue
�
67,000
G5, 000..
Hi0,700
g1iWaY ,�2�'
(8th 9th Streets)
55,000
87j000
85;000
0th Street
I.
50,900
510000Skyway
s�g00`
89,800
40,000
40,000
Estates Dive
22j400
2,000
29,000'
�j
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Chico due to the proposed project: This, is probably due to
the fact that the traffic model devel.opod is not sonsitiwe.
to increases in employment; Only 348,000 iriternal-internal
gips welt generated by the, model 16:e the inerdasod etnploy-
ne-htT year 2000 case campnred to the 044,700 internal-
internal trips in the CATS 'year 2,000 lead usd estimates+ An
ovettil' 9,7%, itdteaSe in employment with no increase itt pop-
illation, resulted in a 1% indrease in internal, trips. No
ihdreasoo in exterrial-internal'* or extetnal,-,oxtexnal* trips
resultedfrom the ihdtoase in onig oyment � the implied
assumption is that the "increased employment Would come from
within the Chico Urban Area population..
new model mord sensitive to changes in. titoithor than
saleA l.evel.s could be de`Vel,opod, 116Wo'V`or �
the �urie��ioc� Of this rid s to
y show the esti�ated traffie
tchange
imprt cts o f �. '�and�use from residerltial. to the pro-
posed industrial park in the year 2000.. Those diffetdnces
posed
are, indicatdd by ownpariing the 'botti6tn two traffid levol.s
presented in Viguro 5 and the two, right hand: 0-61umbs a n
Tables 3 and 4.
The City has asked for a comparison ''of trip generation
from the; V66thil.l. I'ndu-!�tri l Park Area uaing trip genera--
tion ratan from the CAM The titttouot of traffic produced
from residential tses In 2.6ho 41 Would be ib" 582 Trip Inds
(TE) rather than the 10,000 TV used in the Vbcithil.l nark
Addition 191A. dotivotgioxi to an industrial park at the rate
of b6 Tt/acro Would Producehlla�tiOisErer ate lnc�ret�.se of
v_ tits � pot,dhtial
2 j GOS tE for �� � ,prose
..co
increaso of 26 percent for ct6nversioh of this tone, it rep-
resents less than a 8 perdent increase in traffic flows from
the' proposed developments in northeast Chico, which is bol bw
the sensitivity level of the CATS ift6de'l.
There are inherent errors in any forecasting tnotidl,
h edtq constraint oii data collectiozi�
suc as thoso relat
itnposed by time and budget.. ci�nsisraints As stayed by' dxg
and Associatos in the final CA'P'S ropb t 6 11A tr'aifte tiodel
greatly siinpl,ifies the roil wbr'ld by cratiti a limited
number of tortes td represent these thousands, cif unique trip
origins and destinations, and by asslittiiftg that all 'traps
betwobh a givbh pair of tbfids take the same t6t1te's11 Anothet
soutce of error is the assuhiptio"n that elnplayde trip genet'a-
tion raves are Uhifcrmtr Lh real l.ild they 'nary greatly
with, the kipedi.f'id type of business,,
* See Appendix 4,;
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lit; tnugt�itude , eri•e�r der this model W&B obtained by
it reptodueed 100 txf.fii�c v6��=60- the
see1Y► ' how, ws1I
median hrrc�r rv�s bout g, 35o vbhioles per day, thus v the
a cl1, tra tlin on
r
model c�.n bd expected to pred�d�
p. noxi-
vidutLI links to within 5 , 000 Vehicles � I day in �ppr�xi�
in out predidt�.bng
rrttxt�r�.y' �5� o� the dn.seew Although errors
be 6mot by tnaking ''mnnukll t%djug,tttente er utiliting
could tr�`� � txs-
current traffic,8x did 'tha Ott-orifi in futuie tv eetmat es
si nnente �li
W yy y� j }� The med6� ie-1 h6WeVOr, the bdg� o�rmi� �tbl
�yy
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Vis illfi.4l .il y.. �{.;No r.ii L.4 fWJ..� ocat': t it— � mdo'.'. * �.
nyV+�U�4i ol Tor
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ldrt wtL.4 Made in oul, stud: aredn.I§t uafio
2000, The full bu"ddut�" f otioc"tm c the
d th�.� . dal'
Gh C� ix�btxn re Tran8pbrttLti6a study while indicating, tVh�tt
a rilyy provide a,�t �,cdui-ate est,imtt..t.e
would, occur db not n t✓e
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eaeur, C'atn�ta'i86n of inol bt ildbUt dhtO, tt6m
what �+ r� jj�ti- C3ntp til t0."bl tit find one bar
p y y
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the•with aitiel§ d1 Ox �i '"�
ti ►14A 1 4i
freet�8�y '" ws+tetns with cennctia�`'ndicte
mere
that the ultim,ae' t�. i gettera.tion, 1. in the jig ay,
ia��y on ��i�tatvtzy,
be exaess3.veIy high ih same arena►
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No, projedt-requiti�d Mitigat.idns are prOPesadY tim et
61 h,6tthtfttt, Chido
future ttkxfic volumes. O'Utside
serti]1St the stone tis in the CA`5';per rve th�tte
induettitLl Oark,
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dot ti deve� apttrtrnt rv'xe replaced br the
ed imntetyded Mit i atidtiie,
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Although' nc bite sped%ic m,ttidhs urs ruled, prc�
'tti
era dd t AgI d wild. add
e gations
usee prt�pt�se earlier �tecemme�td' d the
r�be
x�e��.dentin.l the store
td hdlp allebi�.t attrru .a.t 3 ve tto-t�'kd itttp�.cts tw
... ` red
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tdh
treet if the s. f, b e� s�rvi eyed,
5-lane
Cdha§set 'A6&d would tie ea tri be tt�ide3ed t a
dt lupin and to I l nbs between tuPpi ft
rett,dw&q teeth
at�d ghary 00
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UTILITIES ,
lectricitp.and Natural Cas
Pacific Gas and Electric Company provides electricity
and natural gas to the Chico area and, maintains service Lines
near the project site. A gas main extends along Cohasset Road
to Lassen Avenue, a X2,000 volt e7ectxical line extends along
Cohasset Road. An electrical, substation is located at the
southern edge of the r,south portion' of theI'oothill
proposed
`
Park resident ial subdivision.
Potential Impacts
No significant 'problem should occur with connecting the
proposed industrial park to electricity aadgas l,i;nes. An
energy analysis cannot be done at this time since 'uses'
on site
are notL pt
, dustrial uses generally require large
amounts' ofenergyand gas' mains and electrical lines may need
to be enlaxg ed:
15. PG&E must have sufficient lead time in order to extend
and upgrade th,Y�ir service lines if needed. All utility
easements must be
provided by the developer,
Telephone
Pacific Telephone
Company provides telephone service to
the Chico area and maintains pole -lines along Cohasset Road.;
Potential Impacts
Although the existing pole lines along Cohasset Road may
need to be reinforced in order to serve this project, no sig-
nificant problems are expected.
Re:aired Mit tigation
16, The Pacific Telephone Company must have sufficient 1(:>ad
time in order to upgrade service lines along 00hasset
Road if needed;
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Sewer
The project site lies withix, the boundaries' of the North-
eat t Chico Sewer Assessment District (NCSAD) which was formed,
to a major sewer trunk line from a point near the project
sitefinance
Chico sewage treatment plant on River Road. The
tcurrentllchaseW
Plant 5 ,.`
y a million gallon per day (mgd) capacity
and is below that level, The plant can be ex -
panded.as needed md
Up toala"
cp y,
5 g a ai,it
g treatment plant will treat domesti
The sewage c� type
but
sewage will not :treat tOXic industrial Wastes. Any dib-,
charges into the sewer
system will need to be in accordance
with the regulations of the Butte County Health. Department
and the Regional Water quality Cantral Board.
Potential impacts
This project; by itself,, would not cause a signifI cant
impact on the Chico sewage treatment plant or the N08Ab. it
world, however, contribute to the continuing decrease
in ex-
cess capacity oi' the: treatment plant due to the-Increas'ng
Population growth in; Chico. Any industrial wastes will need
to be es or
neered tdischargesment lbiing,,
commercialtnacka'gentreatment�plant with
'' g being
held in shallow ponds for evaporation, or use as irrigation
water in accordancewith State and local health' code regu: ja-
tions:
Reguired Mitigations
ati
iti ons
None.
Water
Water for the project site would 'be provided by the
California Vater Service Company which. maintains water mains
Cohasset
along Road northerly to about Raton Road,
Potential Impacts
The most recent area-Wide e study "Evaluation of the Ground-
water Resources in Sacramento 'Valley'! was published' in 1978
by the bepartrhont of Water Reso'Llrees in cooperation With the
U.8, Geologic Survey. Groundwater piimpage in 1070 was approx-
imately 60,400 annual acre feet for a Four township area that
includes Chico. The Tuscan Formation in the 400-000 foot
zone contain.d approximately 650,000 acre feet while total
groundwater storage for the same area exceeds i, 850,.000, acre
feet.
Av4,rage daily use in the Chico urban area is approxi-
mately 14 million gallons per day (ingd) or about 16,000 annual
acre feet, according to 00he Grant, local manager for California
Water Service Company. Peak daily use is 38' mgd or, appraxitnately
117 acre feet
A project the size of the proposed industrial park could
use substantial amounts of water especially
if several or
more industries have high water dbn8t.iffipti6h operations,
,$e_
cause the dXA6t type of i,ndustria uses are not known �.t this
tame there �s no wa
5 y to determine the amount of water that
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will be required. however, underground water discharges
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tha,ough the Chico fan and monoGl.ine have been rapid and ade-
quate enough, even during droug ht years, to maintain relatively
constant water levelsill wells in spite of area rowth an d
an adequate supply of water, is available for this project
`�
and others proposed in the Chico area,
rRequired
Miti EtLIis
17: The developer 'Will weed to provide the California Yater
Service Company with well. sites, _ the, location- and num-
bar of new well sites will need: to be dotermined by the
water company,
Solid Waste
Each industry or business would need to,contract a pr3.=
va�t�e hauler ,dor removal of solid wastes which Would be
e
transported to the County, landfill site located on Neal
n _.
Road or to a hew County landfill yet to be established,
Potential Impacts
Solid Wastes from the project site would contribute
to infilling of the. County landfill site;
�tqu.ired Mitigation
None.
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ADVE118E IMPACTS. WHICH. CANNOT HE AV OI'DDD. Ir .THL
�' PFtO`ECT
IS,:,IMPLEMENTED-
Measures for reducing the s-ignificanoe of the fullowing
impacts are addressed in the preceeding seetiots of this
report,:
- Structures on the site 06111d be subjo-cted, to earthquako
goundshaking,
Tbe o! stormwator runaif From tha site would.
ncrenisent
- some water quality degradation would oaoor.
- Area traffic and traffic -related hazards, noise, and
air pollution would indrease,
- the visual nature of th'o site would change,
-- ne'rgy consunptian; would in6toases
ANS SIGNIFICANT IRREVERSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANCIES WHICH iVOU'LV
BE INVOLVED IN..THE PROPOSAL] SHOULD IT BE' IMPLEMENTED
Placing buildings and streets oit vadant lad is essentiftlly
irreversiblo� Newly developed areas tend to remain in these
M
uses for very long periods of time: In additionltxkge
quantitiesand limited rosouroes (b`�tilding
andnonrenewable
fuels) are consumed during the construction
phase of development, In eneral land dei►ejo ymants
g ' are '
irreversible adtions'�
GROWTH INDTJOINO IMPACTS
DeVoloptent of the industrial. pszrk, Will Provide a sub -
ry t re ase,
And cin
ulot
secanob dtLty O oitartuni,tiesiO8
the ndemandtial
tUpportmaor , rip W66,
to
Ii- the 250n .abs are in addition c� the �.6 (�Op forecast in the
j 0
-
housing,
CATS report, this project could incroase hsing demand and
housing, doiistructioh, As. bei peop`ld move into the area, them
will bea greater deinitnd for goods and, servides, Existing dom."
irierdial businesses might need to ekpand' ar hbW doMtercial dexi-',.
teas coiild be dovelopod. The project wouldresultin ihdreased
deMands for publid SerVicds and traffic; aix pollution and
noise would iiidrease
Future impacts are 8peculativ6 bedause. growth from this
pro,jedt would bo.' hard to distinguish from the growth that has
oddurred or Will be planned for the area, tri �tit t`this induO-"
trial park has been perceived as filling a need for additional
eMploytaient, due to t'he approval of residenitial subdivisions
in the area, Approval df this pro,lect May result in a moire
rapid build6Ut :in northeast Chide than, was originally expedted
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THE .RELATIONSHIP f�ET WEEN :LOCAL Si4ORT-TERM OF` t�tA�t+ S.
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TERM PRODUCTIVITY MAINTENANCE. AND _ENHANCEMENT OF LONGa.
The protection of primeagricuturl lend is, the major
concern in assessing long-term yrs: sh art -term en'vironrriental,
goals in the Chico area. The
protect site is not prime farm-
land) as dbilhod by the U'S. nnvirenmental Pretectioo Agency;.
r
suitable for,seasonn.l grazing only, xn oontrt.st, the
801- 8 Qwest and truth OT Chico -are hj - hl productive, and is
, De�relop-
proposed project ma help r
y � e�iev to,
d�.velnt � the
r
prune �. ricultural areas t
thus m
� meeting
rig the ir�iyg
term onvironmentn.l oafs ei the Chico area«
second concern in a`sesting environmentn.l g6ftls is the,
'
energy 6f'-Jcjeney of the project. The strueturds Of any ,de-
V61Opment can be designed to meet energy efficiency, 'criteria,'
thus, overall efficiency depends mainly on energy consumption
m
in daily travel to and irgm tile. protect, which
in turn is
dependent upon the projo-at 16dktj.6n, The proposed project is`,
contiguous tiVith the City bf' Chico and is situated d168e to
Pro,Pased reaifthtia l Arens, nuc to the lacks cf any large, parcels
of 'undevoloped non-agricultural land nearer the turban
lord, the
project site is an,'acceptable location from ali energy stafldpo�ht,
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AL,TEi�NA'P1V�:1
The following discussion addresses- the relative advahtago
and di.sadvanta es of several ro4s6nable alternatives the
proposed pt*ojoot. Those h1tothative include: l) denial of
the proposed Genoral Plate amohdmont and rezone,; rotainihg the
existing residdbtial Gdnora.l Plan acid toning de8ig4atioh8;
2) allow an, industrial park with a mi tutu of light ihdustrial
Mid heavy eommofrdiftl 'uses; 3) allow aft industrial park with a
■
mi iru�re. of light and heavy* industrial Us es',
kltokhiltivA i No i roiept
With this ai to'rhativo, the proposod Goneral pla4 amendmmit
and rotbht would be dohied+ The project situ would Vomain.
Uhftt the efkistingQehoftl, Plan acid !66riing designations which
would al.lm appro�titn&tolyy itSOO dwelling units ta he uonstrudted:
tori the site;
Assuming adherooce to porfotioarroe standards
for the industrial pari, no Significant effvirahmontal advah.tages
of the No projoat alternative ovor the prbposed projeot are
idontifiabile, A possible a,dvanta:go would be a ;reduction in
traffio and dd gostloh oaused by numboes of 'heavy duty trucks
on e5� erii�r r�ad�.
�.
#�i �advaiftagds 6x a t .ebisadV�.hti��esr sidoritia'1 dovelopmehtw
dvmpa ved to an ihdustrial pat:•kj ineludo ii ei+oasod demands oti
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publid sorviees and utilltids, espi diitlly schools tttid the sbtvage
treatment; plant= The ostabl.ishtiioht of Jobs tioar a doveliopin
housini, area would 'riot 6aeurj indteasing daily trt vel distandos
for work-related t'tiips; Ah inip ;ovt#d ed6fibmie base Ivhidh would row
suit fromtfSQ i:neustritti >�.�lt Would nir�t do
p duty
A'ltermttivo 2_-I MiXed, i c apt C ltnmoi r.3a3 aijd �,� +1it in'citiotr3 til ,pare
With this bAto'rhative, .light industrial uses'such ii.s those
a):lriwod uhder the City's Limited. Maiiulaetu ing 01,"I) taming
desigiiatiact would bo allowed but domtndtdia.l uses all.owod a ider
the City's Gdnoral Cdtfitfidildidl (03-2) zonifig dos.i.glatioft rYould
hot bo oxdl,uiiody, Uses of a Noighborhodd (N-C) or Rostrieted
dbit ott;ial (0-1) typo, would nb.t be kilbwdd', hots would heavy
itidustri.all, usdg bt a.ilbwod,
AdV"ahtag0s7 This altoftilti.v2 would ptavido fdt additional
Kdavy :mmerdial spade as the Chico 41-da grows, p-oviditig- a
wi.dor variety of Job oppdrtiMitie's ih Ndfthdt-b Chico N61 s'i"'hi
fibaht ebvitmbenta.l a.dvfthtages 5aii bo �dotitifip:d leir this
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MISA IZAT t 149 ' NNW
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of ohidd,
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AM81ENT AIR QUALITY STANDARDS I CA,LIF
t
e
P0L VTiMETNG
RATION
CONCENTRATION
AGENCY
Oxidaht 1 hour,
2 ppm
Fodd a1
noxide (CO) 8 hour
urban mo s
S
9 ppm (IQ mg:/'m )
Federal
I hour
35 ppm (40 tng/0)
Federal
Nitrogen. diox'de (,NU2) 1 hour
0.25 ppm
'Stale
Sulfur diot,ide (SO2)** 24 hours
0, Oq ppin
State
Totaldenual
particulates(TSP) geometric
60 ug/m3
Stat
e
mean
24 hours'
100 ug m3 .
state
(Pb) 30 days
145 ug/m3
state
.bead.
Sulf at,es' 2A hours
25, ug/m°
State
Non-methane 3 hours
0.24 ppm
State
�;
hydrocarbons 00,C) (6-9 Aim')
Hydrogen 8tifide (1-12S) 1 hour
0.03 ppm
State
Visibility reducing 1 obser-
*
State
partidlos vatia
1
i
*The table sh6W8 only the most
stringent of the Federal
are hot
or
to
Califothia air quality standards. Federal
standards
California -standards are
be excooded more than onde per year;
i
never t be equalled or exceoded.
**]tn Septemoer 1077, the State Air Resotiresa Board (ARB)
air standard, The standard is 0,05
ppm
adapted a neW 802 quality,
atiting 24 hours in dombitatioh With
oxidant levols river the State
-hour standard, of 0t 10 ppm or partictilate matter in a cress
of
oho
the State 24--h6tir standard of 100 ttg/m +
***Ih suffidiobt amount to redUd the prevailing �i ibiiity
to less than 10 miles
NUMBER, OF
cbiMot
STATiO A.SUOB`LSOTEMBERR 1GU197 REGULATIONS,
SECTION
EFFECT' IN BUTTE COIIN
IN
SEctioli
EMIS5YON SOURCES
SECTYQN
NYTMB Rb
tMtSSION 50UTWES,
NtTMHERb
Emission of Sulfur
Pei>nit Syr. 'tdm
A'" ttthort�j of Gonsttuct
4-1, -2�
�SulfurOegi OXldeoEmisaian.
-ur PxI
-14
4-4-
"
Fuel Burning'Equipment.v-
pereait to Operate"��
4-4
Sulfur Compounds
New,Source Revie w
k:-5 to, 4-4
Scavenger Plants
Sulfur Content of fuels
part'idulate hatter
'
2-2
,,ul£uric Ac id Vlants
Visible Emissions
2_5
"Sulfur Recovery Plants
2-13
Grain Loading
2--�+
Sulfide Vmissions
Crocess.Weight
ambustion ContamihdI!ts'
GeathdrOal Operations
Nitrogen Oxide Emissions
nisposnl of Solid
puel burning Equipment--
& Liquid Tastes
NOX
Fugitive Dus:tEquipment
"�
Nitric Aced Plants
duel Burning'
other Aulds
��--...
2-1
Abrasive Blazing
ention
2-15
Cake Ovens.
Circumv
�;
Burn in
2-8
Separation-Cambint�ton
2-16
Open f fres
-1
of Emissions
217
grchard heaters
Agricultural' Burning
32 do 3.:17
Source Monitaring
Incinerators
Sout'ce Sampling
pathologicai Yncner-
Sautce Addord nb
ation
Reduction of Aril a1
E ue meat fps
quiptCet%t et &
Matter
of wood Blasted
2A4 to
Public AvailnWit+►
Burning
2A-18isodes
of Data
'Emergency Ep
Mechmnizdd,Burncrs
NSPS
oroAniC Compounds
NE5HAP5-
'
Storage ofOrganic
Liquids
2-12
Liquid Gaseous Air
Contaminants
2-]2
Gasoline Transfe x
f Quad
Organic Liquid Loading
Emissions mp .
Organic SdIVents
Lead Compound Fmiss,ions
Effluent Oil-�iatet'
Carbon Monoxidd
4-3;
Separatorss
Permit �'ee
Gasoline Co�iposition
Asphalt Air $lolaing
Organic dBs Emissz.ans
a 5ectian nuimber edfars
to than f6Uha in
Rules and Regulatiorts, Refer
to
Appendix E
folloied by
no section number are presently un
b Emission source categories
e ulatdd or do not
g
Okist County at present
t APCD3 197$iandu197E
� e � butte Goltn y '
Sours
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APPMIX 4
TRAPPlG ANALMS
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ASSUMPTIONS
Tho; traffic Madel used in the
dcsutitniorCatiange ATS oitt d ma t by 1
aht Asst elates tv s revised t6 ac
�;r phic assat iptic tts. As noted an page '�8 � the p rdeutage
the populittian emp�.oyed: wild be too p cett,tage iii
t;he warlc' farde amp�.Ayea it saps �►x' t orvi.de will be 61,26
The CATS' report lghaws emplc ft-ettt as only 84% ai the currant
the same percanta a is earried iarwn,rd�
papu� anon, bimat-se of Chide _-s high student p�spttltt ien (pad
� 0) Appxo
to the year 2000.; p,raviding TOO 16 1000, how Jobs (page�
That report ,'iso i3hdw8 that j in Ch.ica Loi 65% 'a the Jobs anb
currently
in, safes/servileI, reflecting ;Chiceis:ess thin
�v xa a mt hUf tLdtIuri'hg employment CPttoe, 2.10 j . The f ih(Ll re-
art tojects matufn.cturitig employment .to remain at thin
level for the year 2060 (page ' 2-27)'i This is dontrft"
tc
curreait prop6sa18 including: the present ehe which recog*-
nines the need for mire tntaniiitdturing eittlbyment totipprrt
sigrtif idat t irittea.ses in popu ation o,
"These 'revised demdgraphid a,s8ttinptians were t;uppprteri by
the following factors .;
j,, pkojotted (budgeted)enroilme'nt iar 0611f6rhi a
State tai,versity Chico � CSU) will be 12 500 pmt
thtojigh; i # �5'8► This is the sable dnrel,lmettt thtat
tra
the mptte hJLs had ainee 1075:
, On a statewide bevel, the ML1116t in. SttLte Univsrsi.ty
s,vsti:a has
an 8% vta.dahcy i actor that will all6% an
r additional. :100000 Mt Students to be hoti'oed iii exist
itig iaoiiities� Alth6udh Chi:c6's caM,ptas hab seeh
full enralImbnt (a popttla� ctinpus) the nakersfield'
CSS%), ISomittgaae'z Hi11 ( 5°roi ► FIa +ward {$7 a) , bas
r Angeles (55%) q laid Spla(5
no 1 ,) camptases don accept ..
tidditiorial studehts W The po) icy Of the University i
tofill e stita vgaancioo b6foro ` expanding any,
8 The ma:stor plan f6r 05t1 shaves 14,.000 rn ardor'
to adhaeve this F`TE addit16f4l cf,pital facilitieo
would need to be tbnbttudted,,
City As' adopto 'tho Chid6 ogyai.951-89, `!'iiiS
tt
4+ The Cx h"
sive tdoriattiid beve pp_
str�tr gy rec;ogttizos that exparlSicn in the service
and tOtail sedt-6t8 of the lodal edot1amy has tiot prat
vided Ah nrisWer to hid+atis 1 rversnt� i�y��ritilt nt' ah�4
that it is vital g expan-
Sian 4 Chidb � s ihdUstrial ii" frl"Uf tt tUri rig em ilttiy-=
tttcktt r iledteasirig the POrobntJjgGL 6f the work iarde
��s7
. y
einp7:o�red: �.� st�i�d �+���`���: �h the ��� � 000 recognizes' that the.
_ ;.
goes o expanded. ndustri41 dm�1oyment 'QP, tsd: hg, thieved.
hCt text rdf loot the p6pul4tiiob and
�
onipi�eT1t��5
�`�1 �►�'�����.i��t5
�t �Jti6 41 '1;r1�i+��t.._�V�ere t�o�i`3;ndt� t�'�5i� th
drigitY#�i CATS'dp�art The ori.gi.nal tables ro M CAB'S are in-
aludea here ns �.�4blos i OLhd 2A
Ptdin all ihdidatitat d Mand Asiwdiatos dials dxddildh
work it dovdI6pi.hg a ddmputer basedtooddi, n.nd traffidfort"
ehgti ng t6ol for Chi d6, The rogultitig thodoi is aa good as it
daft bd givoh the d6hstrh.ints 6h data deliodtiotk, time) twd'
budget. ROwdVorj% h.s stktdd its the fiMLi CATS roportt"A
tt&ffid mndei groatly sitnpiifiee the rdai wd i-Id by crbf.ting
tL limited. bomber of z hos to reproseht theoo thounaiids of
uniquetrip drigitig 'ttrd d6stiitftti6A0I abd by tw§u,hing that
all trips bdtwoen a given pair of dhos take the 4mhoy��routed!
p
If • t1 p
A further aot.Zt'o'o d'�f ert'`d)�' i�3 the�.stsumpti6ii fdym
dpi' 'lyiii.
Soil anti einpll�yeo� 'his is �i11 i,mpeltw
iddtrw§Umpti h, m*oc:i.allyF for 06mm6tain.i trip g6horo.ti6h;,.
dihee the bloouhts oi' tro.,Oid genets"tod per Ohlpxoyod days, vary
groatiy j dopending of the spddiT d type fit btisindss nativi'tIy,
Ah indidatidh ftt to the tnagrlir �ttidO bt err�rr dmi be ob-
tdi.tted by se63hg how woll the mdddi rdptoduded ibgb ttaf is
Ediumde. VIU modes d staftddtd error of pt6diotiot for, ih&e
dividual liitke was 511504 vehidios per day,, itnpiyitg 1't median
ab6ut 9, 350Vehidlds pdr day i Thd 'fabd dl dart be dk,-
error 6fpodt
od to pt•edidt iiii�'iy traffi�z d6h i,tiditridua�: i.i.iiks t6withi;�i
�°
5$660 vehi d ds pot day in apptokx mtadlyl 85% of th'o daded, YY
rrr� s it the prodi.dtioft Cif Tuturd traffi.d: Would bo offset
1Y �..dJiisttrteiits tvhdh the
ddmputer�but�utda��di,i�iCtiilSi~�totgit atidtin.i."
by the, methad uodd by JIftk
Mid AM§66iat66 that utif lit4ed dims retit t,i`ttfl CC lY6liCl'1s ('6tbii1dd
with the ddtapUtdr trn,ffid; -.ssi-ilMohtsy ,ergo ottott it the
of the unddr�-
d; dst�m�,tee sti.�.i, e�iSt gi�roii all future trnohti.dtiod
to thtios moist . _..w . . ,
abo ii Atd the iiiabii�tydxithat unidrtiiii�to' y
sts iit makiii h.t,dutate xoiiidta dins cif o ul.a ioli acid oiipi.tl'y_
g .„' '. r p _p t
' .the
m��e�,i��se�s�t�t���n.tiisct�� �ii�et�es�
��ea, _�feitextYie�.t�sd„
ai�.a'hi,d tool 46r mn,kitl
tf'4ftid fbkddoasts bis the strootb of Chicdx All topdtted
tl nkffid f6jrdda§t fdf', the yd°ai� '000 itl this study wotd t6ut ddd
td the htatdst 1006 iWLst ed daily motor ydhidIds � Adadters cif
this rdptstst a Nd diidduragod; tint t6 o pehd dart hrguing d dr
differetld d'd df A fbwth6twatid,ib tyle dh.ily traffic, forod a§tt.
'ilitijrha.to
Ari ftidth6di of t6tOdb.etiftg ttk. tid fg t6 apply
to the future 6m§Yftgo '6.fthUal ft t th, Rtes of the past
TA13Lr ':LA
POPMAIIXOR
ANZIPLOVAIVNT
D
zone
TOW
a110 4000, 1100 9900"2 480
US99002 4080,
1480 300 416
2816 99 0 14801603 0 097
166 9
2101 040 060 iso 46
170 x.16 , t6�; 149 1610,
1 9460 2386 0' gas
11, gags 09 60 X410 4080
12 100 � � ISO 4499 itt
is iso p � 425
14 906 1190 ate'
052,'i�''
ta. 24 1 160 186 1499 1479,
44 i0d
1696 0 -
go ' x.40 6666 9685 4990 0P
618 X00 �C�ti 2186
ti, 263`x'
2' 9089 #4-14, 940 47'
24, 2900290 '909" 2' b" so 791 6'
6' 6W 140- 1660 6X901 92,0
2 481 , 0456d
97 900` 5501 oto66
lit 406 igoo,
' H0 4814"140s�16 4104 '3040
31
9 4 #9 502 $6 9964' U1
gaib
3099 ibts
84
Y6 9,90; 2�
Sol 3 5(
8 _ Ji 994, .8
sl. .1744 1.8I iia
t 4J70 6 86 lei
'
89
40` a lid
4,G4t7'}Elb(3
TOTAL Jog:, 245
CATO
Teal
rs ML
19M OL111-111140
�i ilt, x,489
140 02
t'040 366
Ito 4
25
�L12 i
6 072 600;
1 204 106
160
it 3466 to
06
vto 3,60
ion'
i
4 pogo'
991
20to 1
21 46 21
_ 140 x.660
0
goco tt`
24 -
1-406 Odd
2266, 6
480, X66,
go,i�. Wo
2 419, o2 t'1bo aq
999 662
4816
i0ba
86 bti 89, 91 .i6ba 220
2812 5'`
' i
6i�
8 9lit:
giO 0 ie
-94i
44
994" tgzg too 116
itopoaalWO, to
Ot
tot, five g3 l ' b
the, Put 10 in
to ij trid
ib�
b`
' t%t 1>>
aftwththb,
'soil^'' a
''
nd
dd not
p AY0.1 Adeurat;
ntl..
fit+ '`,ram 'a pop'uld ` rimp rttAt�
for hOX 00
00 Manyompe tod ft b i b� d 40j'act to far
14146a, Mid
t-ymr
tete fallbVilig doftftjtjbh# tL
i�lt'3t Vw tjp ti'
the hIldb t �� atda.bitst`Un
1§tUdY hkOk Abd
i
46bl
tAbLft 3
RWA
IN cill Wit CAUTOW114A
did
111diftit 062'
lHORWAY 009
1,
YEAR,0,3'2
!fJ -
E kv
100,
yyy77�� ^��}+
yy V1V
F
1978
7 a
: n`
306
000..
we iM
-06
J
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My
21 # 100
3,660
oloo
i'
ANOWL ftdittf
RA S
CO
Al.Olt
?�V
k a�LS`
4. iSlk
4 0 lik
not
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Chapter 19.3
Industrial Park Distract
Sections;
19.30.010 iegulations generally.
19.30.'620 Purpose.
19.30.030 Uses permitted.
19.30.040 Performance development standards.
19.30.050
Area requirements.
19.30. 06°0 Required yards and landscaped areas.
19.30.,070 Street access and frontage.',
7.9.30.080 Building height
limit.
30.090 Lot
coverage.
]9.30.100 Spacing between buildings.
19.30.110 Sign S,.
19:3.0.120 Off-11treet parking 'and loading requirements.
19.30.1:0 Enni0t0d buildings
and outdIng s
19, .36.140 Apglication, review and. site, lanoaage
19.30.150 Enforcement, P pproval.
19.30.150 Enforcement,
19.30`.010 Regulations generally.
I
the
provisions of Sections 19.02.070 through 19.o1,1F3p a£ t.
de
are made applicable to all M-IP districts
subject to the rpecifiG proviis
sions of this chapter.
19.30,020 Purpose.
The purpoge of this district to Provide,
is Protection .for park-like
industrial development
-based an performance -as well astf use Se
regulations are established to provide a healthful operatingo
for industry,
environment
'With protection from encroachment of uses adverse to the
Operation and expansion,
of industry, protect indiistries within the district
from adverse effects of incompatible adjoining uses;
Prevent detrimental
effects to the use or development of adjacent propertids
Ot the
neighborhood'; and promote the halth, safety; and welfare of the rqenesen
and future inhabitants Present
of the district.
64
r19.30.Q30
U's PS permitted(
A. Any use of a light industrial Arid manufacturing nature which mee
or, exceeds all of the ,following minaznum is
ject to first securing a Use permit.: perEormance criteria, sub-
B. Dwellings aye Permitted only as ls.vin g'
watchmen
varters for caretakers and
and their famil3esy
C• Retail: sales and consumer service establishtnehts are when they are accessory permitted
to a only
less than five Permitted use and when they
percent
occupy,
,of the total building float
area,
19,301-04o
Pef
rormancedeue;.lo pment:,standards,
It is the intent of
from bdiliq used or occupied�in any
pxevent land or buildin�js
sso�as
mannerse
to c
injurious, noxious, or otherwise objectionable
noise ny dangerous,,
or iicreate
oi, ,br4t3oh; smoke, dust, odor or any form of air pollutio forts,
tr ical or other d sturbancet
w glare ar heat; liquid; or so]id refuse' elec"
astest or other substance, condition or
Or elements in a
as to adversely affect surrounding areas. e use manner or amount
19.30.030 Y
perm' t 'ion
fitted under Sect
may be undertaken and maintained if it
district
regulations. conforms to all Ni-zp
A. %brat on
No, vibration shall berod
b aced Nq
ground and is discernibch is transmitted through the
le whout
ithep
the aid of instruments at or at
Y point beyond the lot li,nor
shall any vibration produced eX-
teed 0.002g peak measured at or beyond the
3 3 3
on Pr
lot line
seismic or electronic vibration measurin a o lent g either
comply with America! g q iP
All uses must
National standards Institute standard 53-W-35
(Effects of Shock and Vibration
on Man),
B. Noise, -
All
noise shah, be .muff
termittance, beat frequen
oTrienoyeventeshalltnoin-
Ys orashril.lnesse
IdVels radiated continuously ise
or regularly
thN value, 3 from a facility ez.cet�d
given in Table- I at the lot 1 Ile. The
level
sound pxessurA
shall be`measured with a Sound Level Deter that coriformt
specifications published 'moo
by the American Standards Assaca'�, j: i
All uses shall conform to the city of
Chico Noise ordinah?,Q',:,
--65-
TABLE 1
■
Exterior Noise Limits*
Ad `onin Land CJse
Time period Noise Level
One and Two Famil ldBA)
Y Residential
10 m -.7 am
7 am -IC) pm 45
55
Multi 1e
`p Dwelling Resid---t al 10.:
m-,7am
50
am 10 pm 55
Restriottwd toritmercia]
SomeMultiple Dwellings, 10 m -, 7
55
7 am -10 pm 60
r
Commercial
7 ani 60
am -] 0 pm` 55
Limited Manufacttiting ,
Any
Time
70
Levels not to be exceeded more than 30 ntintates in
ani hour.
Air PaZtu-tion,
1 Vis ible emissions. Na air
atmosphere in excess
slimitationshall be cl1sted
of theod rknessllutaht
below, the
Included are emissions of any below:
obscure auch
n observer's viewi to aodegreete ualsto 6? as as to
those described below. groater
than
are P p Visible emissions of an find at ground
tefUss16hshit
theIeVesol.L'cepofhthe py
located. of the ro erty on which
u shall,i e g
No emissions exceed.. No. ,I: on the T�..tn elmann Chart,except
pon; demonstration that
nn
the entissioll contains �.ess ishan oris tenth
pound of particulate matter pat th
jested to pounds
twelve perceht excess airusand of dr;� gases', ad,
Materials.handlin ,NO soonshall cause or
to be handled, transportpermit any Materials
r rstored i
May allow partyGulate matter to n a manner w);ich allcws or
become airborne:
3: Particulate matter. No partidulate matter shall be chi
the p in scharged
Qualitere excess of into
Air guahtities allowed tinder, the Caunty�'s
Y Non-Attaihmerit plan,
SGC-
o._ Odors.
Any condition or operation which results in the droation of agars
to tile
of siach intensity and character as tobe er dtesmunreasonably Withntal
the or which i ''
and welfare of public,
the comfort of the publico shall be remo'ved, stopped or so modified
h 'c of this standard
eliminate the odor. 'resting EOr violations
AIM M et0 , )tAr or an eq%ijvaleht
shad be dote in accordance with
r>�tettod,
gteetromagndtil RadZattiori+
E:
apply:
The folloviing standards shall
Gen_ era1. xt shall bre tIhIa ful to operate, or, cause to be open-
1 of electramagrietic
r
ated, any p intentional satires
experimentat an,
radiation farnsichopa ores as conmiunication,
broadcastingo heating,, n► to tapYr
detect3onr
entertainment►
velooity meaurementr weather surveytiirdraft
vbhicle pleasures or any other use whish
personal
topogeaphical tutvdy
does not com ly with current reg iiatioils of the 'edera
p Operation 'n complianoe
r
Commun�aations Commits on, Further, said
C0161niinicatioris Cdimr fission xegtxlatians shall be
with the Federal
unlawful 3f such radiation causes an abnormal Ugradation in
radiators or eledtroroximity
performance of other electromagnetic
quality and, proper
ere a
netic receptors of i�ndah6rm6hid content,
primary fields blanketing► p as
or telephone linos. 'She
clucted' by p
Modulation or energy eonQuer
"abnormal degradation in perforinandelr and 'lof'
detdrmination df in wit
ctesige be ade
quality and propos sdadefinedll
latestit� es
goo's enginesring practices a t the
hng ntids�
and standards of the American %h9tittite of iddtioBlectrical
id u�tties
tngihed so ant
nlatest
the Institute Of ;Radio
of y betweenathe
Assaciatianri case
"standards and`, principles of the 6tpto the
ardlprindiples
peddeden'de in the interpr station ofvtheaboerstandards
(1) fameridari Znsta.tute of electrical tngineerso
shall apply:
(2)' Institute of Radio En5ineers� and (�) ticotronic Zridttstries
As odiation,
It shall be YilawEtsl for any p ers6h# Emil ar dorporatian to
or cause to be main
Operaire or douse to be operated, maintain
al electromagnetid
tamed, any 4 rad radiated PbWerii 'ce5s�of l 000 watts.
sit
za p
energy; with.,a
�• tlectr6ma metic._Interference
onsy electromagnetic .
latidor the purpose of
electromagnetic disttlrbancesdrference these regu•�
shall be defined as
generated b
other than planned and itltenti6nal souresel`ctracal egtiipment
With the proper bperataon Of electro a
r which �.hter�'exe'
quality and:pxopez
design, m ghetic recaptars of
g xt shall be Ct
or to carie to'be operated an nlawful to 6
fe,tencer the radfatio' source. of eleotrolia perste
gnetics ahter
orth kollowihq t wh op exceeds the
maximum va les tabulated in the fdliowing fr bhit
MtAOfATRIf';
See11aH af. 6Ucfrdmeenntld, MekimUm MOM elnnph
Spef tram (Irom•Ini Palmary Inlinded kl Ildpe of property
f0 Ktloeytiep—jos Kc, Service Cnnlalning Irilarfnnnpe
Ind kd.,:• flee k4 CommuhlE aiimu 116ivldn Source
sas ko, w—iaos No" N"1116Hartnl Aldo 800 rnitlro4alld/riybtnr
Inos kc;«, 1! MeyrnycleM AM Sroadraetlnk M1Otl Miatavolli n wit
41 Mt.,-a ee MC; Verlifu* Chhimunlcalluhe getviae end rdlctdValle/meier-
OA Md,s-- If< Md, VUP t* nylr(ah-•�Alipdrt Cdnirdi ibD hrlgthYaHiltneler
f71 Mc,=w tie Mc, FM SrnadCneling f60 hfldrnVbll*Yinelar
Yip Md u: eetl Md; VifF Televi*14n tnn nticldVdil* mhldt
had Mc,.... 020 Mc, Nlevibellohel Aide-=CIII*nrie Redia ie0 tnlOr
TeloVinvdlb/meter
0!0 Md.,- }O,bOb Mc, UNF UUn yin mlcfpVnit u 'alae
VerinUe Son mldtwnlie/malar
""'^� M100 inletaudllelmeteP
SY T1kANSMISBIdN bit C0Nt1UCTidN
Alekimum VnIGgf
Meeeured Line fa Llne or
8ecllan of kieclromrirnefid Llne Id GrnUnd White
hawat di' Tolophaae
Spacttuni f lrodt•lot prlm-r* 111646d Line* radi* f„di, of
In KIIiwV1leex.lbJ k- serviceProperly conlelalc,
IMI Kr w a-m kU, Cnmmunlarilpne Setulcbe lnlerfatenca Onu eo
stls ke,-.iane kd, N01000lnnnl Aid* t.e killllvdlle
Mos kt = ii MageEldlae AM ntma,ddn*tlnp I M1 FIIIIIVoIIe
1i bid, - ee Mc, Verinu* Cain'tnUUiceitdhe Sorvleee: i,b Mllllvdiie�
ee Md.• if1 Mg. Vile Television b.a MIIIIVaII,
I21 Mct� aid Md a FM. btaodcesiing-Aiip,ari ddtlh'b) O,nO M1111vuiip
10 Md.— 0e0 Ma. Vkl� Tntevleldh I,S MIIIIvaUe
Sen Me,• azo Md. NeVlgeuunel Aide.:. 1p,ien* kedld OAS rvflllluaN*
Stn me--so do Md; UNk- Telovlethn S.0 Mlllivnlli'
Vetlau* 3tl a MIIHvolir
fen a 61111ivnlil
Method of
Measurement, F6
ted elect,rolna$ nh4jl atntpriexerlcef detetlnihing the level
of tabpukpoiq
ulation
techniques slim l be em sttmd'akd field str ,
shall be considered aPlo�rea` The makith enfedqu52h
g havah
um val" of the
eficy in been
the section of the i spectrum hero eRdbdded if at any,
thisused field streh.th txceeds the g measured, the
pectrum section, maximum 'value tabulated for
Pot PUkP6ses of deterjfiinan
inter;feretice transmitted 6r' coridu el,
of eidtte M,
lines gnetac
r a sttitalixet tunable Y ,power or tele
'voltmeter shail ifs used: beak reacarlgt ratio fregtieti6.
a t
praate isolation cou This ins rument
Ph6n ,
appropriate shall b -
iihe t6 - �lihSr be alternate) �' meahs o
N lxhe and'from line to Y connected from
l'he maximum' been value o the t gr6tirtd durihq .the mdasuretnent
ulat36h s- ali be consadered as "
being measlxredi at any .fregtienc ha�ih
g
• k in the se tabn of the specttkurh
i the srieusilre peak voltage ecees the
soeotrum section. alaximtttq
a ue tab
ul�tecl for this
and Rtz;p'tps7r�Yts
trarispor t of �ammhble
e drat ons which ih�rol e stcaragoq use or
X11 p noted in a matlridr' which toedts wlt t
mattkials or gases must be te, l anird ChidfF tali £adil-
o9'both the `ire Mgrsha and the f.ire fi htwing
•hief,
the lappkOVal
dsa brotddbionha t pct
sties must: Contain such. emtzrgencY p
ddemed he �'�+
equipment. es are
whdustioarlblalighto
iuedingorootrchttt
Y` efldoted ilxrer
iso �j YE4Ct Z` $ CY . - hdrtri.
stat i Lodi
cciln
high tempdratkl a ptdddsses
rtiyible at the lot iihd4l rdgulations nhall not apialy'
by
shajl be
to r igne or. laody.ighting rrt perkinq dt'des othdrwitlo Pot:tnittod
on or t�andmie� cion eat heat
•the ordrianco. �xhdrd shall bd na es�ise3
to be disaernibloat: the fat U130,
or hdaLdd air td as
H� N�'►i�xdtivoar��ir�c� ;��gtc�r� ��+ ����� �►�zet�t�y
,.. r�is �sw
xhore shall be no �isChhjge into any pubio Orpr;�,vete sewage p
pa�t�t
sal bystdm or into the 'Oraux, 0 of any th�ut�ubte �ount�r: teylt�hudia
tho �et�uletiatts�of
in &dd rdande With
Aoional Watdr loualit Control bb�i�d
inert and the
�'
ua.r�tri�n�d u
19��005� �r�a raq,*
requi ed� howottar� each lot o 411 dontaiA
iVt minihi�un tat sijd is land$oapnrl Ateat
building paOU g and
r
spit iCiatst: arch to addohihO lete the F
rdquired by this ordinanc.►
19,30A60 Rotjuit6d yards c3tiCl lar i sCap�d a�
loading be mandodting are §hall bd ] troated r
A4 , iia par kiricj area
the b6UhdAtY Of tiny 'kdsiddfttial
lid ss tH n two hundred Feet Pram
w
pisteist3 of c djoing ars inausttrial
�r
feet" ik6l any lot �ibd h oh �►
loss t'h'an tori
or dbiibeeiCal biiatri
-0,4g,
aaCdssbry builcl Otte grade shall lid, doaat- loss
printipa'1 or ng ab
'tha bmidar'y a± any �tesitloiltial: pistzr of
than ond. hundred iddt fibiti
1 o No pkihdipa ctr' adoeseory building aboiio geadot parking drdai iosding
loaatdd less than ttid ioliowitig MiniMutn
dr maneuUeYing akdd shall, be
thd rgdty'pight-cad Wal+ line air. prd
dedipatdd iri
Mes
o�-wa�ao� t;hemfn�.lbn+i:of streets ok highways es
fit; of Ahab. ,
Plass o ; tN y
w
ttie �ia.olil;ett,oTt �'1OYilsYit of the �diae>;el
.,
�.�Corit�o�.l�+� hcdhss �e5ute
lt)� :�taet
vkd
way,
2, tocal Adcdbg I�outehs
Arterial stt'ddt sdParating
the Ihduat:>ri4I Park From
i esie�idrttiaX 'Ctiateidt'toot
A tetiax St rdot epat~at:irig'
tha' Xtidustrial patk frbtti
__' , _
a• ��amtntar'dia,l t�iot�i�t �5 tweet: _
vedm a lbe &1 titre ett arteriay,
streot, or a ptivate road
through they thatistri,ai Path 2t dot
b. X111 lot ,& oad 'tint, dovotda by at+rude,utasi parkiii ldtat walkwayot
stbkm gator ket,otitibn basitu or Out&6k atoragr areas dhdlI be
perm$tieritly landsdapotir and sudh lltindgdapeod dt'Das (including the
lahabdapiris' wi'thift parkihq 10tt) ohall ba fust 'load than twOnty porgy°
i~otit + the riot site a a� La-id9d6 siN shall `IDO-d 9� ddd6tativd plauady
of grass #' gh'�ubo {: or tree�st � (fir other o ittihpa
ab]:es:yuilradoe�oV� ��g
. lbe used t o peovidd §dtdstiihq of outside. §t6I!Agd
bd
iteasa ct��ra hdo>itaihoeo and td ptdvidd s'hada two paddo MA Praha
a�td pazttitig �.t5t� x
�'
toxmwater totariti n ba.tliris andil have plant detudhg do oti > tivd
height.
fetie as tt� a ifiihjhjw4 of ;fout taut ih
C tifttl gcapad ateml dhail be wairitaittod atall, timdg arid, ut lite dedught-
toltrant dpddids
10. 86: 616 st�ei�it accd-git aLhcl teoht a0e,
94fo-I peaestriah addeds fke�m the, atkodt sydtdtii Pdkkiiig lots and bd�'
to be Ali buildiMid I tiUdt be, aoeMossibld
t;wedh btilidi,rtgs, is pt'6vi.ddd,,
t6, the haridivapped dithet with ramps ru 'dIdvdtdkd,
A, tavd* Lisa pet mitt.dd iri this d dtkidt: shad pt6victe �coeoa dot biro
dotezmi�led 6 by the tiro MatWshal
otirtj�
�ie'ttidSed appatatud ad
she3 e
,.ttle�g;;
and tike chid,
Within the legit ljhd§,00 the height Of building 'inay be equal td the '
iiali the
�iori�bi t:a� diotanda fte3m i.he� the r"t lot L ries xi<i do e' Brit
fifty fade abav'o 9kAdb°
hoight of ariy building 69de dd
; ej p
» . J -List dovetagao
en a tit the 1.�t may b(A d+ vexed by
t� ttT a ti f 4ty p�x
uilciit�y ► fn ud�ity�l ftec so buil 4 a
bui.ldIfriOto 06,�
6ti th
tep-1 �hd too
'tip ��� h lot cit the 16WO, britid���g i4,�:�adi
ana Ffaa t1x t1 did rOvid thatw�h the e-
�r4eid'�itn+�� ��� �� �ri�lwtY�►���; �i��# or �ith�t
tuoh 'b i,`
eitifM eq, Ii i�t��i n ti -tee ein 061 1 �t � i �
`thy
hill" Itidiubt:;e ph
ik ~ i ri Will be vidwod for their Ottpliandt with,
iWti n With thy: gdiidal
Vis ` fair' +l t eet i�i�d iy s i
. . i 'bit!f10
1Hr 'bYe uh1CO { iini0 1i '
L`Y]7.mi }yw q
4alli CllG i..
a hL thy' dt" -bit whiiah IsarkiM, Odd da e"4Y6 ter� ��711J the ., e�ii dd
..., �1p �tiY 1�ti4� iii a ���i*`'
id t i.i0o bf adfioti; iah6 gi-t6e:t ���or Over"
p the patkiog lot
d fit . tdlne tha h��► ri to Sekadit , ry _ �
view. thal ridbr mt p palli be o ty iri �ti h
the ���i�iei��i,�'i �. �e,�t�ste� ��
��� ��ii'h�+� � A�, 1eet�t
shah b
d�litiri N iir►ari
1:10's ;,>e�tt Mfr t4.
Ate&. 6f the .�,4i1�iq idthiii
i itrl i t t i ► iieb �ttt� tt§rinth i gly ori feeti iVft ti i i Ve r
h
ti i �3, 3 � fi t of fire �hidd M'uti�ip4l Cdoe r at.
-C,,
h���i�� ..,
> t t t t-ity-f V thd�r� f3i�di :; gg i�
,� quake
_.. er4 that
at�l0f�clec�': fWd� '�;�bt1e �b i`e`�d�Y� f`:tYi` �attii��� tht�ti���iC�
cs odi ere bf t
cite s�i�a� j
lug ons spade be
e��h �di� tid�t�i t�r�rity i
feet.be ff�a�ti¢r4 the�e��r
bo t;6&ditl be`cthe shad he �� leest �r���tee� deet ivic�e� ��ty��ight
ittifi e6whii�
feet6a� xhti �a�fs:�teei deet ify h��.�ht Z�ri�i.es� tlrs ���f^►,g dpad6 will
s �n that drily -wake; tf?ti ke xscitii ih ies
thai ir► ydan) f ► may be 16ddte eil.h f
be Ueed'f6 e petid df` tfrri
but, }got WithiYt tequYeci yafr1e *
f`tsr;habeths 3it� eridiaeeci they eheii 'be hdt leee than
H h6 gttiil ba at isd:titsiy
adiiii
u-, � - � ttY �,�1 � _ fits 'effeaet �
tie'C7itt aii�? �ee4r:� haSi11t1'di'y
thiie� h�iacireo feet xae.c�
e6Urt eci� dt. ecae�e ghat ire• tadt —derl fedb�wiclef6duld be e-
fdt��teeii ��et wirier ee�t that if t��ctd5i� t�ai�. �� �air,r�3he�t�ey
tbtiim fdatec r theii, the i~de s
traf ie > i
&hd twe ity-tido feet tvid4 for twdyway tfefdf
Al padittiod udeo ht 4 400--Sg6 " actlAtiOA ObAll b# Oaftflfte
- ammmldty fuial
stot4 & a '6hp1bydo, tadilitiba. Xfi 4dditiml# th Wthp6tAty bUt
door Ototao at 'fdatot, tildo OtAuip ert- or VbM6166 ire 4h Otdo ly
tnahfl�L` i& pormittod $n Aoy Ardho 'thbtl thin 'f*oqui 0 O iit yatda
p;roviada duoh biltddor gtbkagd dd5 id not, dxddiw, fiftbo feed in
a1silit 6r 6edupy 4iftlb th"i teff p1bta:dHt bt t hd 064 of t)id lot#
and it. btfboti%ly, Odeoartt d tiC4* bAy Adj'ac fitald with§ mid
1 j k y� (�;s, y yy tcW pyq,
C.`o�s"'�iiW"'I � i ti A..�i�.`a9d F afi k ' iYil��:l b 4�+4i'W°1C1,'4�a S.I�,` �'�io��'u 4* O61�i+��
!
taS Et a bt 061611he or, p6troldo p dodtd 'Ohall not ba, poto�tbod
est op 40 i0eido-fitA1 t6 A ldborA �Y� Pkbd dttiDft OPOtOib� of
� y r~if�c tufa my-6�h a# 1 °�.Iyit d "l�elti Milt ' 1% 8aail
91.&jOdt td thd Pift ptOehtift d6401 Of, the dlty of WOO,
0 1461 Ahd hi
A,
Appii-ationk to, addition thibf'ifq thy,, plme° 04 6ther, d4t&
at. applie0ht fo � 1�tYilriir7qp��i: �sf� e+��ti`�lf ate 6
L� j i i y fi M410 ii dhall mkhit e plah dot ddvO-lbpffidnt, t6l
bdp&i." `�'iidf1t A9 gat f6i''`i.h' ,i1`'f pclralkiph bdlowj &M
d i ]t3 rY�l the bpatatidY#'f iftaluMO ell ,
pt i `'' t' 1jd p t� ftay.te3 and goddifle4tibfig, f.6r tM ho'.ahmi 3719
and tobbniqudg W bd 00d, in Ltbglatihj t'hd &iogimt bf, danq d
4n epp'lie&ti6h lor ddvoltapmahlbr tho b0pattfineht thail blit tho
titd'PUn tat the pt4abo-'d daavAbbfhm* tb the pihhhijhl dOfft-i9eiOA,
for ltg few'iov. . %f i. kddVIO-WIiig the tl�d bbp4f7Wdht
may boctitib, the AdVJC6 cif asgi§t-ahee 6t 6,h 6k "to ftpbtt eft",
"
gultaoto, "bel6dtd by the City Af qul-41 O&O td d4vi§6 Ad to
;hothdr a pk6p6ddd use ka l,l i;6H& 'C d ty�he
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