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HomeMy WebLinkAbout85-19 GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 2 OF 4.< Iii". "� ENVIRORMENTAL I�Isxp•Ianatiions Raandt(s)) o maybes answers are roquzred ..7n�Vil,l the proposal" result in significant;; YES"';NAS a. nst"able earth conditions or i:n ,changes in geologic substructures? b. Di"s'_ruptlions, displacements a compaction or Overcave,ring; of the sail? change in topography ar gr_ound' surface relief featuires3 c1. Des`truction, c.ou.ering or modif'xcat"oii o.f any unique geologic or physical features? ----- . Increase in wind or water .erosion of soils, either on or` off*slte a f. Changes in d,eAos tion or erosl.On of beach sands, or changes:' in siltatX0n,; deposition or erosion which <maly, modi"fyr t11 cha,nnel, .o£ a river ar stream or the- b'ed bf the ocean ver anY bay, inlet or lake? g. LOSS of prime agr'icul Y productive soi's outside desx,gnated urban °'edSL?LL a h. Exposure of people or property to hazards such as earthqua;e;s, 1ndsdes1mud' 5licles, ground Failure a"r simi' ar hazard's'? 2, AIR _: Will the proposal resulian subatn " or a }ons mbiCeinb %a afaIlrr 1 " The creation of objeetioiiabIa odors,; sma;ke L or fumes? c. Alteration of ai* mo�reinent.„ mo:i ture or temperatt ret or, ngzn , any chee climate locally or re;gianally? 3. WAT.R.+ii1 the proposal resui: a• Changes i;n currents; or the coursebor.anta.al.: direction of water mo'vemenfs in either marine or 'fresh waders? b. Cfi,anges it absorpt.on rates,, drainage. patterns; ""'` of the rate and amount of surface 'runoff?' C.. Need for off-site surface d,rainaga" impraue- ments, including vegetation.; removal,ahanne" za't.ion ar .cuX,VeT`t installation' cl• Alterationscourse C waters? .or flow of floe;d.' ._ e. Chane in the" amount off'' surface water in any water body? `-- fE" Dsch;arEd irita sur,fade x,aters or zri ;;ani i alter;:ation of surface watibr ua1Yt U riot l;nited to 'temperature',, .ri"xSs"o,l-v"edudatig ozkvgen or turbdito „ . " g Alteration of the dire - ctian o"r rate .aF flaw' of ground r waters?,, h. Change in the quantxtY of gra�and. waters, e°xthe• through; .; diz ect aclditions or d'rawals , or thr A1gh intercept on " e an aqui ferby cuts' or a�cca,-otions? Reduction ';xrt the amounC, ;a.f w'at.er°'atherwso,'} available for t?uolie water su " pp1 Expoare J. of people or property td water .. relatedh.azard'uoh as, 0104:)*?, .� ���'• RSM , . 1, YDS MAYBE NO 4., PLA.N'T LIFE. Will the proposal resu7 t in; 5ubstunta�al a. change zn. Che diversity � Spec ,e's, o'r numbs; Of any speciesof plant's (including trees, sh"nubs , grass ; crops , and aquatic .plants) ? `A :b:..,Reduction of the numbers at. any unique, rare Or endangered species of >,'Iants? C. Introduct O4 of new spe�.a.es. of p'Zants into an, area, or i nL a:barrier to 'the normal `replenish- ment of existtta species>? d: Reduction in acreage of any ag.•icultural` crop? ' SS ANT M. LIFE. Will, the'prop, O.Sall resUlt in substantaal.° `nge a. G ami in the 'diversity of species, or numbers of any species o£ ,animals (birds, land aima,l�s including re.ptzIes„ r"is'h and shell f ►s.h, ' - benthzc organisms :or insect's)?, b. Reduction in the numbers or' atiy unique., rare or endangered; species of an;`mal ? c. :Introduction 0£ new species of, animals °into an area, 0z' result in a barrier `to .the migration or movemont of animals? e. d. ,.Deterioration to existing fish or wildli, e "� habitat? + �.. NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial :. a: ricreases In existing noise leve1:5 �6 b, Exosur� of eo e p.. p„ p1 to severe noise levels . ,1 T. LTGNT AND GLARE. Will the pro posa1 produce sigma. _zc:ant lIght a-nd„ glarQ? 8,. 1AND b9E, t4`ill the proposal result in, a suan al al to" of the piresbnt or pia=noodi land used: of an area? p 9, NATU7ZAL ',ftESOUROES Will tha proposal i resiai t in a: Increase -in the rate o use of "n;� ntura] resources? 4 b, bep'letioii .o.f any tion-xoneWabl,e .natural resources',, 10: , RISK 0"F UPSET , HFil1 the pro�,osa7 involve: a; A ,r1s &F. ex oii6t :or th.e rele�'se of, itairard= ous' substances �in''o"ludin;, but. riot limited ,to;, oil., pestxci.des, chemcap.s o�'ratl�abon) '�xn the: event of an a:ciden,t or upset conditions? b: Possibhe `�n,terferenceith pan' e�nergenc�y resjpons.e 'p1.an, ar emergency, 'evacuation plan? .. 1l, FOP,ULATION, Wall the prop66sdi- 41t;er the locat.ioxi� xstriTutio11. ctens.ity, or browth rate of It human popU'r a .w --- 'r2. SOUSING:;: 14111 the proposal af£;ect cx�stin dousing,: . or create a d�emari fo'r` additi,"o nal 1}euing? 1 A #W r ._ YES MA BE q, TRANSPORTATION/CIRCULATION. Ill11 the propt:Sa� `- result in, a. Generation of substantial additional vehiel movement? b. effects on exi'st:ing: parking facilities, or demand for,"p.ark'ing c.Substantial impact on exfsting t`ranspartatiani '• s stuns y , d.5igni:£icant alterations to p'x°e.sent pa.tt.er;ns. of ci'rcula,tion. or movement 'of peopleAnd or goads" e, Alter;atsons to waterborne, rail or air' traffid? f. Sncrease in traffic hazards to motor vehiclEs, b icyc,lis is or pedes tr,ians' l4. PUBLIC SERVICES. wil1 the proposal have an .ffac't upon;, or 'result in a need for new at altered governmental serv.ic,es:, ire'protectio'n,? b . dol ice, protec-tion. �.. c, Schools? d, Parks or 'othe'recreati,onal fac%lities? e.1ain"tenan;ce of gub'licAc, iltaea, including roads T. f. Other' governmental services? ; V °l5. ENERCI'. Willth,e "prop:psal vesu1,t irk: fuel .c'enei ? a: Tse of substantial amounts of ' ` b: Substantial increase .iii demand upon1. existing sour..ce.s a -f energy, �r r.etluire the.. development;. , of new sources of energy" 16. UTIT TTIES. 1Yi11 th.e p;ropsa,l result: in a need for new systems,. Or substantial alt:era lions t0. tine fallowing: a. Power or natural gds? �'Cemmunica:tions 5 5't+etts.? y c, i+later iI it.y �. .availaL d . Save or- h ep>i is e. Startt wager drainage"? f. Solid waste an '.1$pos.al ;.17. 'HUMAN .HEALTH. �'ti'J1 the ,prnppsal result in a; rearm of any he..alth hazard ox potential 'excludin health a xrd g men a3' `heath) ? 1 ; b S�cposuxe `of people to ;pate;ntial' health has ds 18. AES'fHET.I'GS;.' ":will the.'pzopO-s al result in tie a strucxon of� aril seic 'vista of ExeW open to; the public,, or wi11 tt e. pxopo.s` 1 result ;xn the ci•eatIon a'f an' aeStheical,l'y o£fensve, site open' r to publ ic,1. , t YES MAYAR 19. R� G�ATI,UN..L W,l. the proposal result inn impact upon the qua1� lty or quantity xist' ng rec.xe a ctit� oppo.Ttunities Z'p . %LTURAL RESOURCES .: ill t e proposal result in, the alteration a. of or the icstruction of a prehistoric or hi5ta'iC 8rchaeoli)'glcaSitefi b, Wi71 ,the pxopasal result in aa�er p'h.ys�cal or aesthetic effects to.d.prehistoric or ob�.ect?— Iistori'c build'r,�, structure` or Does'the praposal have the potential 'ta causel. c; a physical change which would af,£ect un:.que � ethnic cul tural v- al'ti– . the propossal restrict eti�st n$ 1`e1;i.b ous' or :sa'crecl use5! i-i'thin, the pcatentaal impact area? ' V. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVAUATIUN I File '>gS-19' See'` attached:i I , i I I if v i 1 =77- .� C�3f9 1?P, P,l en_n.:� n"g Gomm !-ss on c: c t Ass6stzbi~*„ ,. Pt�rc�i 1 tt Vary i ous Lob, #t, 84- 0 9.21 0, f F:i I e 85-i 9 ?PRIOJECT SS. .@Y ,»+Seriera1 PlirL_ 'Aroma';, � E5e l s t f' na Rrap�sed M-D�R : H-b-.R 20 ` 93 Comm Comm W/Urban Re serve 21 1 "2 Gomm Comm%'L -,b-R 22 q M-b»R L-©-R 25. 4.2 L-D-R Comm 26 _ 100 L:-D-R A3-Res Q 5. Io' H-D-R 5 1 Rub.1 1 e f rdlAg-ies 86 a1 Pntl ng-Rns 37 3' Public 3a 1 Comm Ind 40 43`- A'g-Ras Ind F`ubl l c L-D,-R 42 12 Capin/ 7 nd.-1- 44 15.5 Intl Pubic Acre. .., , xi �~-iria Probaseti �,�ancae � , 'Ag-Riffs �3 14b.'8 +1 03.13 L-b-i,, 104.2 49 ' - 55,x` 26 26 Ind J 55» 47.2 Comm j 14 1 03 :'2 - 1 A. 8 Pub1 c 41 3e,7 X87 , 7 Potential' dwe l t i n units e;x' S n,g P'atont 1 ttlwel 1 i mo un l";ts proposed.. 9bQ iAt "the " recommentlat t on of the Ctrl ca Area Land Use ,Comm,1 t,tep.� theu;tte Caunty F'l;ann 1 n9. Comm J 001.06 n t t% ated numerous Get era,l p i an, A- -dhietlts EactS area 1 s' i dent 1 f i aci by numbar art thQ ataahec �sxh'i b its: " "f h, amemc men ach'l eves? a` nt, Mr a o;f pui^jao; es e *, ref"I setsesc i sta i erg 1"4nti. use; " Correctn ,s app l ng"' errors ; " 1 .. � � , . __-� �. � f .�1 A�pCrkNblX ,E� UCbUN lir. OP tU 1 1'Li E RqN 1ENTAL CHECKLIST o know i Pilo Cte e cQntpler..e ,,�gencv 2 �pti L014 lj C , BACh^_'GRt�UND, Butts Cnunt P1"an Tlln Cn�tt�1rS510 1,. Ng e, of propbnetY ty��_.. G �'F a. �" p�i.i,o�a,e� csent tivl 2, ,Address of proponolt and rept , Ch ,ce Urban Area. 7 Count C el. 'DTive _ rovlle, CA 95965 3. 'rb�}eot c sori.ption General Plan Am__7lftgl t C3r��ri 4USe Element n" t;hico ban Area-: Plan. hind rGti UATC�k2Y t `p S.IGy'T.rTC 1 'IN, DINGStial to Ae,g-14.8,0 Does the. project have thO pbt`hsuhstzirt a a ly xeducel�r quality' Of the ellv' i itt , the habitat b e fish bT �uii ,life 5pe yes, -elf-c t� k> �V � " ^ fLS Y CII` �+fz1d1"pfd population to tkrOY sustaining levels', threaten 'to eluFlwat� a pxartt or th animal. CoTh val ty . seduce ti'i tiumbev or restrict T n'� of,r'S rtt 'e tfir eitdan&gred pJ0.nt or atY�Ftle��al �d S O the Ttxt}CYt' H elSttilTtatt iFitportaaut exaltt 3 trS L` of .,Cali brtii,;F histolor pt't<1 11$t0F"a m " %ter»t��l to �ehie��e , ties thepro eset kiave the pci t B'�T F1i itt 10114�tiertt llShOTt^ vm b,ernefi.t. tot'he envivorttttental golds" S}Ybrt^tE' i(k 1 1�tswb� ort t11t envir�onmerrt is one which OCCtJxs term lrpants Will iaxlo �` of tune While lye period endttr� tufa the icttttr-e. M rtt ea %3 i�n, uos Which ark 1YYdiv7u� �r!*� but, all ��iit E�4 impact .�}11�tt1OtYxCTlmtltb S Cnte�tf'S+JiI« eS protect inay is r1a»'lel `' t r Where the xmpttttOn each re.sattroe smtY11 trot here the e ftect of the total of ; those Sig,Yi imp��ct on t � ens"#Totimertt is Cka s tkte pro e haVe etir•i ronmental ei e is hioh on h%Lmsit Pm 'f14jV'!wh`' bett d, re fit`ttd use, beans, eltkkl k C k 1TV' �?'0 6e tympxeted tY thm SVe+kent~y f fn the ba s t] h,M ITIi, i it ear Ittttt k' fuck xke pl'epoSeck pYc3oCC� ,ba.v1 Y tttYt efer ieti tt. 'C E'Ci,1 TION w 11 be Va ,ep iT . a the ens"�i`oinettt, Kk ,`tr . tarb3et. ootald h��t:�o t sani,i•y %sa naiicent t ivf< fin ghat ttttizc�uh .th'e Ptopse nrtt eafect ori bite elateatbi�oth ' x'k"it'�`T(J C�aAbUCtE decrabe.d cin i:et t' ate 'hse ha Caen �YKiaed tt: theY`o« et i�hCT11th the a:ttnc�ltet'.t p t`ON, rak lt" iYt� ' t'oj are 1. pk . ,-�t �f�e�t atn e tt }11t tY'11�15 C fix1:;o. tiA cF ed,. iM'. 'A T pC RT1S T oar . . D1 ' �� p ktT"r t 1. N' Y2 b� mbe ^6, 1994 Cck . ,' kt�'k't° .tea._ .. „M �-•.�...r " ' trt t e ,n 'eA4ed ;by, I ENVIROI' `;�L Y l,Tl l, ansa ers are required a 1 A'yes'� and Ilmaybe ♦i.,.��Y,. i.Y 1 .ns o. x of"AtA1rAE • �. �:, sheet (s � ) - YgS NO -- . on att: cry the proPosal result in significant; in -----� 1.: BART. will, earth conclit`ians or in chonges a'r'-Uns'tabl:e geologic sLib;structtires? compact9on` or dis.pl acemen �s , b : Disruptions over.covering iaf the, soil? in topograPhY ;or ground suxf ace°' Chun g e �.:. :.,- Tel- features: Q ox madifica'tion of ani Destruc�tio> coveri.na r h sioa features? ,-- uniique, geol ogio 'or Y of soils, ,---- e, Increase in wind ort?ter erosion ether'on or off-site? of �ieacla osition or erosion C�,anges in, dep deposition in siltatioii� .,, 0 x changes ds . ,nc;1 0 - pan , Y the chan or eTonion vhzch ma mad fY bed 01, the ocean c�°�+ a.xiver or stream or the any 'b:ay ,rlet 'ox 7 a'e? aductive s.o,i;� s agxiculturallY p' g, Loss of pvite outside designated zxbaroaert�rto' ge6logic h. Ecposure off. peAple' C. p rituc- � ' 1 and�sl�id�es , h�azarsls such as earthquakes slides, ground failure or similar hazards iIR. �vsll they pT6posal� result in sul?.��tantial'�, o° ambient deterioration f emissions ax air qualify? ectiona�ile odors smoke of ob7 -. b. The creation >; or fumes? moistures or Alteration of air mo':ementa climate c, , �xature, or any change an local ly or regionally?, Will the proposal result in ,'substantial, WATER course o r a, Chang currents , or the movements in eider di,rectlon of water' marine .vr Mesh waters.'? drainage laatterns rpla.n rates , Changes i:n ebso or the rate and amount of drainager mpr6vet, ' c. �i.eed for affrsite surpce ehannei�- -In rregetationemo.V rnent� t-0 a �atidn or culvert ins;tallatit�n? o fla;od or A�.tbrati.ons to th_e course .l'o+ the amounIr ' Craters? , t o surface �+t-ater ix% any e : C}Za in r�rtor body?' Discharge info surfaC' waters t onnn ludi�g alteration . o surf ace'ratr,xo dissolved temp but not _limied'a. r o zy ;fieri' a t.uxh d,itY W rs to o. io�v Alteration o':£ the drecta:on-41 -, g ` �tatcrs �? OL g.rorand round Maters , Chang e in tli''e quantity c f g.. ��i th h of , either througtx dig ect adcixtions through ;ntereption of an ' dra)va�:s, ox agier Uy Y cuts° amourit1T4ater �herr�se _-- Reduction �n the ., available for Ia ubl a C.,vtate; suppla es? ur�:y." to water .�..:. ro Exposure o ` peo:p ox p p food n ,. such; as g° , Tel attic. i,azaxds y I RE N0 3,�e p �T ION; IV11, �thRropos all TRANSPOkTAT.ION/,CIRCUW result additional vehicle a, �Genne:lrati Onsubstantial, ad b. E,ffects on existing parking' fatil,itie demand ,for new parking? , on, c. Substantialimpaqexi s t in g. transp 0 rt a t toll, r 05 e tt' p atter Significantalte-ration� to P� o circulation'or movement of people: goods? A eTatio.ns towaterborne, rail 0. r 4..r,traffic'? .t hazard's to motor , vehidaes Increase in traffic haZO bicyc ists Or. J�- Will voposal hair effect PUBILIC SERVICE9 the have. altered upon; result 'a need or nzw OT ayexnmental ,V3.r _6s a.zre prote c b. Pojfce,p,rotectitnl? c, So}looks'? facilities' d. Parks or other reCreat ion'al alntenan -e of public faCjj.l'tjC-'$ includingr roads? nj, nerrital seTVai.CeS'? l r it FSNERGY Ijju the proposal -esu Jil substanli4, gmOun,tS o f fuel.orfiner ? a. Use e Of , r L , - i demand ii eX3.stin,g' al'' incease' -p. or Substanti -e as e n sources of energy, require the development or new s 'e8 of e. n e, -r gy. r -sq1t in :.q need, for- U TIES - Will t ropsal, e 6, TI LT he p t s b U tOfob � systems_, Wx ing i, a. Power o"r natural. gas b itications �Yrs teias Wat. e.,,-r,: d Sewer or septic tank? Storm drabia el 9 T Solid and 17 MMA � HEALT p AN' h a: rd:v,rr ppxten�i�4,1, of ahealtht a. C-reatio,*, . h�� � health. h at a (,&xtlbd n- 0 to 4-1 health; b a,arpb, d lt n the 18 AESTHETICS ll`�i P. Op IoTview open to o 'TUl ton of-a ce'TC vista :L T the P'wtho' creation Or an, 'a a! 11' e V to Pile 185-19 U' ntinued) D1S.CISS�,iON OF FNVIRONMNTAL 'EVALUATION co, " _ Project Summar 3 General Plan Amendment �... to L: . it,.'rt 4 General P�.an Amendment #�� General Plan Amendment to LTi, tt. R•lCO'mm, froom Vit. R ,3D.R, #14 General Plan .Amendment Plan Anendment D to - �+i • rbm to A Res* ndustr� r� ttUlic #Z'0 General #23 General. Plan .Amendment Res ,_' from to Ax`exn;.D:R. Ii. L1 R, #' $ General plan Amendment #Q5 Genera'l: P,1.an Amenelmel t to . 10 r't• xe Tndustr a1rtnobmec.al L, il: R. # 47 'enera'1 Plan Amendment Genoa al Plan Amendment to tci �,i. I� R. Res. # A9 # 5 General Plan Amendmen to Industrial,t'o Catm. Tdustx al A X56 General Plan Amendment to AC,1'es Acre$ Acres Da�:stl,n, P�opo�ec� Chaff - , density des i denti, l 58:x-96 4-970, Lotiv, bted;a um I)ens ity Resi I on,: is Z9S. 3 :6. -2.60 6 H�gh Density te5a ential 0� X8,7 + 28=7 198.2 165.4 = 3�8 1,ndtYstr�l , 0;,3 Commercial - 51.9 0 ubliG � 8 3 + S2 s Agri cul.tttra'1-RG ic1ential 129,E A r f i r I i - Apendi.ae e IS