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HomeMy WebLinkAbout85-28A GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT 2 OF 3a Ffle 8A-70��) ripmmerC l Z1 :; 75.21 or 11 5j. 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Fav nuo is t;ls: m�ich..of s3 gc►rzcern` ds irlgr ea,+;de] t',ra `f i.c 1 r►zcl;r;. t�pprax i tnt t,r:l" j ti,i;TCr(1 phu 1 cir' n "at:t�"nd :'the S sctir�.o1 s auIpprog.j.0lat e; y 50 r-ir9e'th'f ~Mchric�I =bits. 1_ti�,tF�s{ t irl;ur e ��ra.i l:rblr #y . Appendix ' F F'ga , F' 4 ' AP Var> 4. Hydral orgy a Nand. i n sW"far r. W�it.e�r�•, - f5.: Cr o Incl til. ter Ad j'ar~E'ni:, to tri rah itrate, c:faf`tt«;�rmz n`�t:i of ion c.: Prai rlaraEy tdha�r'�ac,t,eri �t cs: WS taha n F�1 E:uS rtk ? tl le,y nr rxI-nciclQ Distri,�:t tLSA Z3�r_ c�. fahtitc�,l Foitri 11 (norma) : '�Ea rnth s E,. Li MT ti.ncj; lw dors: F{.1aht r1 i; •r� i, 1��c6c rn' a: It ,cit.y in star m drLAi tr systelni. x. �1i a .tat i Scr:�ni r Cttal,i t`y;: N/A • /� ts,(S'tie' 06allt l r'b r . yiAsL Avot711Ew t,raff.i� riri(fttii— tC2S 1l1Cjh " i ICi ritil 5E Y E'vE?I S:. Air ty:; Fodr } {ioa+, ., %i,i`(�trt t ltxrlt ?c�t1 [��t�.�4,ii'i�'r 'c,r�hcli t` i br't�. ` and tr of Fi v+alumps. 1 •1 Q1 C�Q1 C�11F�1Y 1 rC]ftftlEirl�" :•. l . Ei. kle.(ju-1 atibrl: .. urtt.-orrlaffie l5; 9. W 1 ti l.i .F r. Ft,b;i t At Iflono tttl .1==r?vi,rnrtrrir:r>t: tl. Ar t .l'rapil'l,gtl'F t".rl L H1"st 0j.-:3 1,,lj �il.-:-,00r c,t?t i n i f16 a v' atLaw. 1n1C,j „ttil`rl(t tGl")know.IJ` 1 1.. Nt.jt hr C'; ►ltrtttir t5rtn' ar :+ . Fll an, d;! rv,-j i(,mA i afst. ! r,Ht_ t y ; l_�t?altiF?t�i'1.1< Iigh Onnnsit" i�4:Ga1fl4't1t< �1 l:E7fl11{1f=� ri;cl III I S.4 [;.i. G- t% } o+; Eel: ati ►1't1 ``Rt? IJaP' Urt gait t? ai, nf71 t? f.wni ly r vGi r1an i1a1 �, trtmE rrls sclirap. , rtjtlrc t1, cif ¢ic.r. cnmplE3:l:y; regi l,._ 1. .. Stier ia!_r"titii ilea 'Avva �.: I .1hd IJ�,oS, P imari 1. st hill r� f �,lrcri l y rE?sidr?n i al _c�" anal ma t.1 _ 1 C` r +�r1c rr-jd: wa schrar`t a i fi�arche.'a. 1� h. ; or'rartd: SwF:;, l,"c, c tv o.f ChtC,o C,rrrtimrrr-i �l , fil.c�h Usri's1> v lar���a r.Ir?ryk, i+.j d. r'�arctl,:. as ttnimurtl `p;:ttr r:rSJ .+�+ rs—i'r,crttr s,rclarEs Grji k t'- C�fir �r�{:E~r" of ai t`�+ anti Are'«: I.ir hats 1 4, ,. 1, l,►rfarl Ar;E:�-t: l,sl ar1tl w thi,t; C,i ty c1fi .Cts N r« a r ..+ -, t 7;; fool cv°��iit �ph�ro5 cIt Irl F ludnce_ Ui, t.y al Ch i itr:, Fel saaank Joh i't� ;ns r t'►.�s ,t � + Cir"that ars 1 r hist r ca�l�.!!lEtint lyt�rniiarcl= llr`!tt�in /trr��ti:' Fll1J iRtpraV mE�ntrs rbqu rLXti 1'9` F1rte 01 P-6- i car! �5ervi gmt. , r ww �J :1ki,r' x3. I�C.��i'i 1�5i1'. (rt�l�trfSV (iF`�rlt;�l'J(t`tk Fr17r1� ) E?+�l:f�l'taiPt.ic12C� Zi.t�N AlAra111] stv �1•r _ d. ! j1 �•' ChJfC1 t,�f11,11�t�1kllt:gl;'t�trlt4N 5r lc I - r l I 1 , I I I i AP eni F U P d N. I. Eugene. Even,, Rezone, Bile 85-`28B, fit"lgtion, Measures: 1 . • ;foil :surfaceas exposy c ed bonstructions and gr.-adfng_ ctivf,tfQaa a t part-lcular-ly slopes"} to be., 0,ta4iliz®d wy: a.a Re7 ZOICation has soon ua possible, prior to the.rsiny b:.ave2oen of peril ®tar c. Preservaattiori of existing: vogetasti'on out16 a of - devel o pmegt areas.; - 2., Stabiaixation o£ all. road cats. _ -3. Roudas,ae drt�inge a}gad cel.veir,ta shou,3d be eoncbr�ucted" a, part ofaxil road construction. .. Stotts �aaater .rune££ chanrte3a�o be utrlbilzer! with rock linang sand energy-d"fs6ipaating•'ruc:turemm. where'"naceasoury.. _ 5. storm .eater energy diselpstora3 asha21 bePasc®d ext 10 -J l.lt3 0£ - rptdsWle c9 tches. 6. i. tit _eaAr hwork sand granini . activities to:. the; cry rseaason only t"April through Octotier:} ;• Teranla?;a;te: grading"-actpric: to tt.e rainy sear€ n. D,sturbed soil a3ur€aces will ba protected during thQ winter rainy aea�asou". with, t8rpa or nAtive �rAa�Bea. tie c_ut and fill ".excazva3tion, :and 2a�rge-a3ca]:e a3te c`lepring pursuant. to Appendix 7Q of tie Uniforan ®uilding Code,. 9• Roadway locst:foOn should°,con.f'orca tot terrain, fol.lowgng oontoura� wherever �fsaaalble, aid s-vgidivigjs ee p enuba�ntaont cutax :. Existing" on;-��+;Q roads a�touid be upgrad®d'&oa- accea® wh®raaav®r possfb"le, ratthaxn ctsting neva roads. requirrmae -tai of 'the g•=ttQ County Fire v% % e"t Ca lifornL& Divfslon Of Forestry l:atsat be. 140t Th}e incTudea, but im 'not 2ia�ited to the followings C.leaaring, off :brush 3C" frcu�a agl'l structures.: b..rind. of 'brush 1 Q'' adjacent to ell roads.. c,.. All r°oofao expoped unctorf-looting tend building projects shall be o£ £ir$.-resistive conatrrsctfon.- d.• :Adequate water prd'soure or water AtQrmg® "cil:it$eaa _Must. b0 pr®w iled:on each pa el. ass � candition of dev.elo ©at.; P e. The- proVia3fon_ of drafting connect"iona3 for as2,3. wQ31a3 end water a3toraga�r £ac'ilS.tlea for BCPD/EDF access. t 2'. Ptew w�Ilas ®heal. not be drilled near aaaloPss of 40X. CHIW ADMINISTRATIVEOFFiC CHI EF ADMINTS,' 'R T�T ( COUNTY OF our—'IE � IC UTT,F 25 cou TV,CEtvTER.DFI. °" •°, /ORGVILLEt, 'CAUFORM a96S= 4i6/(Ojo) 63d -403"I coUN-1 E�i�,EF1C OOARa M11Aiir)N INf` GM9 �s M�`l CHIEF AOMINISTFI9TIVE OFFI�@F3' a IrlNruaF �I'ANE' b6LAN Ill LGA %HECL8A �d Mc"LAUb}4GN LENUL70N Augers t ? 1 Eugene B. 'Even 436 Green oaks 'Drive; aradlsee, Ca. 95969 Re: Rezane, file 3S -28B Dear r . Even At the regular, meetirrg of the Butte Chanty Board of su Augusto, 1985, a public hearing date was se4 icor Octaberi&ora telt] at 2�d0 p.m 'to consider' vour request 1' 1985 'for a Rezone from p- t I �M-5 ("Timber tiounta,-in - 5 acrr parcels)- dor hoth Q ,and TI'x-20 sid?s of C property located on 'ou�toleirc Road, 1 ��€ n�i le. north ofL`ti'cre m3 Yes .north of tiagalia tia Road., 2, 1�2 T'?ie meeting w1�I 'be field'in ;the Board of Supervisorafi Adm%nistra"tion Genter, 25 County Gentez Dive, Drovilleoomok, ounty Should,you have any questions regarding this maCtdr the �?a'hning Department'at 534=46Qx. pl�ose contact -SIncere_iy,� 1`(attin J', lichois, Chiu Aciin ..nis, native Officea htJN it cc: G0,1 Ass ooia:tes i0'60 Park; Avenue Arntrille,,'; Ca,195,965 r �'1P°Pk:'�iafx �= COUNTY (IF BUTTP, t. NVTRc7Mfk�Ifi�% CfIECKI.IST .PQR�t It e a�blili7 bte Lead Agency I . BCKG�tO(7ND'�' A AP (PCS, 5$4.0-106 l.. Name of pa bpbnont EugeneI3� .yeh etal e 8� -,w 2$ ,& B (P t) (if appll3a4ttalG� �-�- Address of proponent and reprosantat.ive y ); 43.¢ Green, Oaks Iyrire —_..,_�- Paradise. "Ca—5969 �. Project description Gezae�alPata Amendment and Rezplt .,�..� MA2J))ATOIy PIfDr.'iGS.Qi�—.S,I6IPi.Ak�llr ry"r NO, a," Dues, the project have the potential to degrade the duality bf t.ho environment, s ahstaz y xeduc the habitat 4r a fide tir wIldli-'e specl , cause �: fish 4I' wildlife I c ptr caat to at disb}a below self- sus ina,ng ley,0 threaten to eliMinate a plant .Or a'n'Mal cammunitY, �# reduce :the nt.mbe.r or restrict the range of :a rare oi- endangered plant; or anantal or t elilrwinate important examp�'.les of e the rta�ar priods bf GalifOr la historm' or prehistorve? b, rites tlae paojedt have the Potential to achieve short-teamm benofits to the detriment oflong-terltl, environmental goals? {A short,-term impact on, the environment :s one WhIch occurs in. a, rela'tivet,r brief of period time While long,-term impa:ets aqili endure into the fututle.) , C. hoes the project have impacts $4tjiich are 3ndiviat1' alit' limited, but cumillati.vely consai'derab3e7 ("A ✓. pxbj�Ct, 1J18,� impact 4� ta+tt� cta' ilt�li� 4 separate re_ ttrces where the' � im act on each, resouatca is dela: ive1 small, Title where the effe,t, of "thee t bta.l of those imparrts onthe eaa +ir la�mea"it 9 s ,n,i ' ant .,' d. Jibes .the }totem 14vo environmetltal effects jah Wxll EiISe 5tlb9taAtial €aduerse '��rl'&t:'ts z, on btt1'6it�1� beings, ether d re�4tl,u int,, 7 ,, lid! ree t l� V y IrI E A. Q 7aIRI�1�tINAT IOavg� (To be u�nrapl tcwd hi"" the }:ec`td Ageatck on the basis of tUs itwititil" evalua,tion�` tIn. find, tla.e P 1opoSVIU, Pa•ojeCt ( Cfi'D NOT 1tave. � �g1�".ci"a�cect ��t-e'i£, on thclnviTbnment, deed aPr, epared. `find that a thou �h then y bent 'oi"i`et otl" the ena'liteitthore i�f 1tutobahs7g>y�eay a aii� �afifeer ln. tlir'� ease 6e� aus h r} l AT TCI t�tA;'ftR deseY;:bed nti the attadhed sheet hake beeA added . t the ';C.I*O ect,, A i~C}A,TXVk llltkl�ARATIO wi,l1 hs+� $lrepa . �I„ r/{mfind t paaptasei }ar;let t t14'i have"lglai'car1. eff pct ori he, env tTOAM tit , :azul '.era 11t41t1RtINtEN'i`#1i I tPACT h?�SRh AP %s reruxred; llA f1« a lPA tti'„y i$ ANNUNG b> T'ART�lFNT G[/4y 4♦ t e, 4 _ n IG44L A41soaiat ,f.' IV. BNVIROWtNTAL IMPACTS` .xp anations o X all 'ayes" and '►,"maybe"� anstvexs ..are required n attached, - osheet (s)) l. EARTH. Will the, proposal result in. significant=. YES I ►.YBB , -- fiabl,e earth conditions ax' in chai'.gPs. ;in geologic substructures? b. D1sruUfi7.ons, displacemen'ts, compaction or ' overcover%ng o the..sail g Chane in, top orap t or ground surface reTzef features? d. D,es'tructi,on, cove, isng ox, mod-Lfica,tiori: of any "'�`• unique goo]ogic or physic:,al features? � e, Increase ;in wind or �tafier erosion, of soi1S', either on or a£f-sXee? f. Changes in deposition or erosion of beach'" sands ar changes in siltation, depo"s a tion or erosion tahi.ch clay modify the channel o a river or. Stream or the: bed of the ocean,csr any bay, inlet or 1"a av .,, Loss of prime a,gricultu ally tira"cuctive soils cufiside designated urban areas? h. Exposure of people .or property to geologic hazards such as earthq4ake8, lard lides mud- tlides, ground,,failure or similar hazaxdt? Z. AIR.; Willthe proposal; result in substantial; a. Air emissions or deterioration of amb;enfi air gizalit,. - b. The creation of objectaonnable adors, 5make> or fumes? AlteraGio.n c. of air movement, moisture, or temperature, or any change in climate,, locally or: reglonally .�. 3. PATER Wi,il the proposal retsulfi''in substantial: a. Change's in currents. 'or the course or' direction of water liowemerits in oither marine or fresh vater"s? b': Changes in abs"drptiop. rates, drainage .patterns �. . or the rate: and amount of surface rtitoff? C. Need fa�� a f -site surface drainage impxoVe- tontfiS, including .vegetation removal) channd.i- ization or cultirert intallafiion7 d. Alterations' t.oL the course or f a oiq of: fj ooa Waters?" e`,; Change in the a*ount' df surface Weer in any 'dater body? f 1lischarge, intoufare�r.aters or Zri any a]terat�on of suxfaceaer quality, including �).Llfi na ifiit d ` t.o emper.atur' i C 7;55.0` lied O, Ygen or turbid� ty? g Alter bion of fide di rec`t en or ,rano of"` .il-ow of ground �v_aters�' h'. Yr C}l,ange in the quantity o grated, tV'dt�'S, ._..:. ifiher thra,u h c Irect ad 'ifiians ar, ifih drWAIs , 0,x, that a h, a i,t"ercept on. of " an aq�u feic by huts 'or, ecaat� ons. x, Reduction in the, atourit of watex oth.o"ririss ava�Iable f'o public" i+�ater suppla.es?.. Exposure of`, peapjo .ar propq,tty, to water related hazards such as flooding?; YES MAYBE NO 4.T "r LpE' Will the proposial, result, in , s a. Change in the , diversity 'of s_pecips,, ter mbe r ,_.: , n)' u ' rGf any SPOCioS of:PlintS''(inqlUdIngtree's,*hxiibs, . ' ' grass crops,afid aquatic pJartsAt44Ctiol of .the nutes0any b. 1 unique, mare or endangered s�z6jes of plant t. T: Iltt( )due.'tjoln;of new.,sp f Ian 8 ,species 0 p at an 'b 0 area, �or n a barrier to the normal replenj h-, menft, , of existing species? 4., 'Reduction il n acreage of iany agricul t Ural crop S. I LIVE 1� ANIMA ill the proposal result insub t anti all a,.,, ChaR—gein the diversity of specie's or numbers of ny species Of Animals (birds, land: an3,,ig6l including reptileso fish and sh-ell fish be, nthid organisms Or insects)? b. Reduction Ion in the numbers . P any. Unique, rendangered S'Pet-IiOs 0' f anirnals ? Introduction c. of nOW SPOcies of animals an catda, or result in a barrier to the migration . or MOvemelit of aniMAISY, le e 10"Atioll, to xisting dish or wildlife habitat? 6. Nolst­ will the proposal result in substantial.a. - es in exis.ting noise, l6velp? Exposure ,of people' tosevere noise levels? 7,19 LIGHT AND CLARE. the Proposal Produce., sign.ificLan.t light and glare? 'Will the ro-pos LAND US8 proposal result in a su stantial alteration of the present or planned, land use of an 0 , area? 9,, NATLtAAt, At.80URct8l' Will the prbPosal resultin a', Inqre,&s6 in the -ate r use. of any natu"ar resourcesof I)ePl6tioft non-renewable `1 natu" I anynatural. res,ouLrcesl 10, RISK OF i1PSET W1,11 the DroPosal inv6­jv6 i, a� 'A res s explosion or the release of, hazard- ous Ous 'ub, 0, 'S aJ,n,C, U� Ing,_ lltlfilte' to - ;gestic -ides, C S or a emical, in the dont' ori up�s a -onit 0 S' ''event 0 t C d, 1, n,.L b;Ien�e w Passible L n', t, or f �j 7 , .- .. , - - 1: 1- 0, A emqrg� e n cy 0 %:lin re SPO n a evacuation, emergon,c n 07 t A ION e proploga i, eT 116 ,rate'ci ,,'- of t'h m po pu, wti� on? 12. US I I Wi 11 the,' proposal' a:f e c, ex! t t i e qvpate a,Or additional housing?: 1.9 RECRDATi0P7. Will the prnpos,al result in an impact uante p quality ot.guan,tity MAO of ex'ist.�ng recreational oppo rturiites? CULTURAL RESOURCES. "4L ". a. ill t.e proposal result in the alteration o or the destruction of a prehis"toric ,or historic. axchaealogical site b, Yri11 the proposal result in adverse physical'" ar aesthetic -effects 'preh'istor;ic --- ta. a a historic: building, structure or object? lr e.' Daes the ptoposal have the p6,tentia;l to cause a p,ysical change; which ¢tnula _.,... - - ,aifec;t unique ethnic d`ultural 'values? d. Will: the proposal- restrict existing relz,giaus """ or sacred uses within. the -- area?, ppotential impact ....., V• ' DT'SCUSS�IpN OFE2JVTRONMENTAL RV4hU�.TON see 4ttaehed , 1fr C. �F"�in�g� �n�c+�te'I^i-s'�iGs',' �alr-ly well dr'alned ' in 7 t5 natural: state. tl Annual Rainfall, (ni�rmal) a 70�► 5» e.:. Limiting Fadtnrs: RaihfalI of 70!" and drapes over p"l. Visual /aceni c Qual i t::y: Fri gtil;y sceni forest. canyon v3 ews, .r.�atnnal b. Acoust:;c Quality: goad' 7 'Air Qtial i ty; gaod of ogi ceX,�,Env_i ronment :,, 8' Vegetation": Pondero a Pine, CA oak, mantanita, squaav carpet dqug� as: fir':, 9. poison' bak y deer` brush. Wa 1 dl i f e Habitat: Areas of ex oel.l frit wildlife habitat, autsi de bf identified mi;grar•tory deer range. cul'tur'al .�En.v_i rgnrtient- Ia'. Archaeological and H i"storical "f�esources in the area: N gFa sensitivity;on west side 11 o prapert'y, Butte County General 1j�l.an cies gnat`ione Public, Timber Mountain .Agri, cul tura,l Resi denti al Existing Zoning a P- o TM -24 1 Existing Land Use on --site:. Undev *Loped 14.. SurroUhding =Aroa : a. ` Land Uses: ptlbl• c pi gni c area, target rang, Mi�al a a Reservoir 4 Lassen National Forest,, rt si demi al Ott rural rt densi.es. t3«. Zan_ngs Gen., plan designAtians: TM, P:ublit, Agr 041tural -Rest dent ai along Coutal en.c tca the ,scout�h d, Parcel Bixes, 2 at S;� majority 50 acre+, 16Q, 64b e • POP at i bil Sparse 15 1,« Ch-e and Ares:'xtr-emelrurm'i Fdear=est 'Urban Area:. Paradise y ' a s�l'ateddg4e. 17' IT111es 5puth. ReleVan 5plieres of I.n•Fluence.:' Oiatsitle of 'I'owii Paadse. .off end Mater district sphter•es. 18.E 19:: Impr•ove�nents Standards UebAn 'Area: Not: al�ca px r;e Protect%on IiP btu e :Ser v a. NearYest County (State? Firs Staticin; d2iesabla volunteer immediately north 2O LL , bw wa+.- Aveil,abxlity Tanker truck c+nly.I 1 GChcaols in Area:,, Paradise Uri%fied , , r � United States Purest plucnas' oraville i riper D strict- Legaz trnent Of'' Service Nati ona7. 875 Mitclye'l1: Avenue Agtiddl:ture ForestOrovill.do,C:1. 95965 REP't'Y M. 2720 Special Use. Permits January 23 SOW=: Meeting betWreen the,' Paradise13ecre�� fon :U� str Paradise 'xbd &: Gun Club and interested Pzo aerty Onwers TO Files Those present at the meeting were: Dine Address,Phone Representing` D. Rscioni USFS-ORD 534.500 Facilitator Terry Ashe 6626 s?c y 877-621.1. PW,, Bob Gonzalez 6674 Pentz rd,, 977-2186 Paradise Rod & Gun ,Mike 'Bohenthaner 6466 Lane Cedar Tn . 877-7068 Par. . R . & G C, Fred 5uridquist 1;5333 'North jAke Rd. 873-Ifi?45 Eiam�wclex Ann Surr3c uist; 15333 ,'North Lake .phi 873-1�J' 45 Fear iarald Regan ? 5435 Coutc>lenc 873=-2773 Hctnecmer Arleen Even 43.6 Green C l : I?r. 877--1767 Les 1.1 I err Jbhrls6n P.O, Bax 1092 (work) t-1427 P:R.:P.D Bab Di Pietro 728 Fir St 877"2250P,R. P:D: Don Clnick USFS Recorder Jack 'i3arner, USFS Recozdez Risconi acted as facilitator %r the meeting at the request"cid Ferry Aske"F.P.&R,D, : Risai arsi' s dutizs lore aceed to by the group ;and are as . ] . Keep meeting focused an the tcpl.c . 2. Clarify andaccept C.-Omu4lcationi 3. Accept feelings asvalid data. 4. State a problem n acorfstruatiue �rri�r so that wq can„ ��prk on i 5: Suggest a pso'c -e or probiem . lying approach. 5. Sumzk-�rize ,and. clarify direction;' T. Remain neutra] Go1ni ck and harperwere Recrirc�ers fot the meets ng . Tneiz' role wa, 1, Reoarcl', the ,cx�ntributioris of the i.kpants in, a highly i �bl:e manner, 2r. FSeryA as a' vzsible" agreed upon record 6, tiae meeting. z'eed urn by, the. group ;were the following £or the .,des meeting. I. rblil mike judgements on other ;statements 2. "Raise: harr1, to' rm�ke crnment or: statement , 3. Record each s atemett csr harts, author to, a idate 4, Diaa6y; and Terry will meet with press' after khis meet rig. 5. Wear name .;tags: Call on by first Warne bass. 6. Only one person at a time to speak. 7- Aim for a 5 P . M:. =dlusion of meeting . Q)7ectives for the meeting are tq 1. Reocrd pros and cx�ns 'o£ resent location /'� bra 2: Develop alternatives to accczrxx3ate tie. pros �rx: conA for tie short range - 1/2 hr. > 3. pevelop alternative to acccalodate pros ar4 .cxsn cif aresen location for long range1/2" hr. 4. Validate Arid prioritize alternatives -= 15 1,rates , 'Plot 5. a strategy and make aSsgnrnents _:3O mitats 5: Cum at+ize ' r�eeting - 5> minutes Objective'l � Discussion ..,,, Arm -The noise is a problem: - Satety 'hazard. - increased use and traffic. ed' _Area is changing to mostly a rresidentiai area. - What was OK. 10 years ago MY not be OK today. Ann - 7rnprovenents will increase use., - Increase in tzooting has occ gyred over the years . Mice - Cti1 y so many` shOOtIng positions - Only, 10 people at a time sari' tise r.'ange Cn y pukali e rarx�e for full s in activities -� Chaco range is liana,ted - Necessary to have zange to c�ualsfy for weapons.., . Pab -Increased ,'ac ti vitt' factor t+ ad 'not be ;applicable. - LG7t Of uTaa�ltilOriz14 Use W�.t}1�' 5uperVl�lpCl, C:lt b i>ss taken dd t'i0hal safety precautiotls . Mike - Present fA;ci litresou1.d -tit allow an. increase in use Imprcyv<rnents; . arer .safety.ccmfart . k'red ., . Abetter facility vrill increase the use.. Harald Wries-Ove v with a temp. f 'cid 4ty o Do lot �ran,t, t t�ermanertt. ,.face lity will dew more :use Y' F'acillt in t. Y;-.rmi spolte PCIIIthe t. . .t>etur facility Q ® Ate" c rSS ENGJNCE�RJNG C0NsUL6rAN75 2060 PA .9 AVrN OPOV,F,L k. CA,LIKoRNMA J8968' a+� PHO14V 1916j 9.6d5 1985, pii9fy�° Bettye Kircher, Director APIR ,�M 965 Plabninc Department 7 County Centex pry ve ayi�� , ,{ Provi,lle Califbrn a 95965 Re: ire #8A&B Dear .gettye Tease aec.ept this 1et:ter es a regtiest .t4 deer a fearing date :until 1 am aisle to re.spornd c a ectxssed' at otjr, meoting ,Of April to those items which We Rt 19.8,5., 'fiery, truly, yours r COOK ASsCs - tx14 teasiure,- ��yy'yy�� ♦ryyr� �i yry,�'yA �s �7(�{ 4wi�rr : h'/:� • Iii +'k �P 0 �. .4J Y4+ I 1 4 1 Ir I. 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