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HomeMy WebLinkAbout87-50A AMENDMENT 5 OF 65.. Major °Ola;�ecton: 'Conilicta= between high speed tr.affia £rom east and turning movements, Same delays l;eav"in Pre:ject; are:. 6.;General; This Pilternatiwe PhYs`ical i provides planning sand mprovem�.nt flexbi"1ity, commercially zoned Tfhe 25 acre PrPerty_north of`01iv e Highway. will have a significant r impact on the total traffic maveinents> 'and this Alternative l� recom prav1des the , mended fleXib;y Ehat should `be the Engineers provided to and Planners, - RECOMMENDATIONS' Al;ter;native ."E°; is a recommended alternative to the traffic" impacts that.wil'1 .result form mitigate And the mix' of P the pro owed land Uses resulting the'refrrmct area A1,7 "alternat;ives sha:Uld have reserved easements fOr future,.' grade separatism to connect this development with.He.rita e Road. This will alloy this option, i`f g neces ary AlternaEive °E° will provide the greatest ��os_sible fbr thee. engineers and flexibility ti#aa.lth and. safety of the. travellingnnPublicdthrostering the gtaneral •`ect Pr'o ugh'_out the area and allow dis reti.on,ar future si nal installations g Y funds for_, and ciesa n g Preparations. It must be: noted that the ac7oPton of the reco contained herein Will mmendations s`igni.fi:cantl. Produce Levels off, servi been' greater than" the Le vel, of Serv100:,that adopted by ' the; has" Tr,anspar'tation. California Depar'trnen;t the The Caltrans Level. of Service adoptedOf Routh Concept' Report. is helie�ed fo, be criteria; for the an unac'c'eptak�le judgment of indzv;dual` Impact on the traffic capability pr°]ect,s 'that of 01ive Hig2iwa a local collector streets ;'herein. ,listed, ThereforeI ', the h'` Y , 'and the" are ghes standards recoinmen(e The Route'" planning too.1 far , Concept Report iS Priort�.zing, long .'rot the CalIforrt a" Hi hwa r y," . g' term capital outlay Levu of Service System. rhe lo,call " is ha finer '' tha'n the '°E° Y . acceptab'1e the r �.�.�S. h. u.Rl• �, Projected, ..in r , , . a. TABLE 3 r� TRAFFIC VOLUMESAND SER�I"lCE Ei ELS c; STATE ;HIGHWAYS Existing1.981 ° 1985cz� 2005(3) c h, L on ._...., ADT' Level of Service ADT Level of Service ADT Level Service Q----- .� ...r . `._.....�.e STATE HIGHWAY 162 West of La'r,'kin 2,550 A3, 300 A East of Larkin 4,300 A -B 5;600 A -B 8,Og0 B West of 12th Street ;5,50.0 Aal 7,200 B 10,000 ' B East of 12th Street : 8,00p B 9,600 B 14,000 C West of Highway 70 , 9, 500 B ll, 5"00 �B�C 16, 500 D ' East ofi,.ghway 70 Ij 20,'000 A 24, 000 A 4 34; 000 C West of Lincoln (,1) 24,100 C-4)28,500 D -E 4I,000 F West of Olive Highway (1.J 2I,50Q A 25,5-00 A 36,000 F West of Lower Wyandotte (1) 17,900 21,500.D -E 30,,000 F West ofFoohil (l) "thi11 12,4:00,B 16,000 C 24,000 D w East of Foo h, 200 C ].4,500 D 22 006 ►� �on East of Oro Qu ncy 9,000 C 12 000 C-D� � 18 `000 c: West of Cany Urive; 7 80'0 B -C 10,000 C �� 16,500 D ti.. East of Canyon Drive 5,800 B 7,500 B -C I2,5A0 , C H", West of Kelly Ridge Road 4,150 A=B 5,000 East of Kelly Rid a Road g 3550` A -B 4,300A=B 6,900 �' SATE.HIGHWAY 70 2.6 'O'South of M..illeB?,20 300 B 13,7arYsv K Begin Freeway B"t'- Ski 2 »- Mont ome ry 8,60'0 0 200 A A 9,00, A � 1I, 800 �� A, 16,300 ` 19, 500 �` A A Between; Montigomery - ` Gran :: l4, 300 A 16':, 300 A 2�5; 000 ° A, Betwee n Grand ;Nelaon 7, 600 A 8, 600 , A I3, 400 � `:A Igor' tti of Nelson 9, 90.0'' A, 11, 200 A 17; 50u A m (1) Based o: arterial. street criteria - aI1 others on Highway, Vo..lume to Capacity Basis. (2)'' Level of sexvic'e with existing faclit3 es. (3) Where marked mproyements requi.red.' tii prove ►C grad loCk :leve.l of service.. ; Approach A B C .,,Y.. VflLllNf�� aNE f%P¢L# d� Movement Ar Aa 11 Rc tr Br CL ICAI t / 2» 1411? Co o, i n Volume" g tee`" Z. 'i4o!� A" J; pCit I.te 7bhk 11 €EYf rj Step 1 R101 lUrn fOdm C:� Conflicting Flouts r ,MH m I/1 An + Ar a �% rser Critical Gad from Tabic,2 T Ci Capacityftvm Fig. 3 m Ms. a M� o _...� Shmd LAM = See §tap j No Shared Lara Demand - Availchte,. Reserve Detay &'Level of Seavke f 3)' M,, — CA m. L WA hble '!. Step'2 Left Tarn rmrn 'B 8►, r Conflicting Flows rII My "a Ftg, A� + Ar " g ' Mrom U + Critical GapYrartt' sble 2 t S sec Capacity" fmm Fib: 2" MNo,a (tla;s i�' vea Demand v Bs Criprictty; Used @ 160 (Rt/has) Jmpedancc Fsrtor from Availabic Reserve Wq 6r Level of Service fTable`3) Ale) /'� [, Step 3 LtR'ftrrn.Ptotn C C�, 'rl Conflicting M" n MN ifrom Fig, 1) %Aa + Ar + A + "fir +`1""+ '2. `Gtitieal,Ciap ' " from Table 2 Ta'.� cap;lc►tyrromFig,1.� ..> sec , " Ma. 416,�� a 4/b. Adjilst,for impedance- Mn. )t' Fs Ms scA I+io Shared LaneDemand A Avsilsble Reserve')- Cs e. Mi _ CsILE riA �Deiay di `Level of Service (!i_ ble SM{11tT Vffik•'S . . i' , Shard Lsiie Demdtid ShM' d"Lane wtlh Right'Nrr► Ga + Cs C.'� C + , a C y. a. s Ca cit of Shared Lane„ Pa y iiMta tc Avaiiible Reseiv'e":� Mia Gay � ,M � '3iiey & I:r vel of $ervica.tTlebla'3)` , Q Oversil iv ustlon ._. EhIblf D Approach A B Cx C � Uns Waltzed "T" (g_.. Irlfersection Ca :acct aI Ulation Form p Y , Intersection Locatlon Plan:. .I/�° Ci '1', CA i" Counts: Q+ Zlrr 6 ' [)ate zzSS —�� My _. M, a Zai rKn Day — %«a• p IAA Control Prevailing Speed _� NoLrly Demand Traffic Volurnesjrom to , m Approach A B Cx C � .Movement A} --Q Aa 1t BL Br " Ci '1', CA i" 'dolUme Q+ Zlrr 6 ' zzSS Capacity from Fig. 2'i My _. M, a Zai rKn Vuwwt �5 oN�• hf�'L � ofr Z tdR R4W GmU►�'% Step i. Right Titrn from G Cx Conflicting Flows = M#:_ An + Ar' _ F` = �% ( from Fig. t )! Critical Gap from Table 2 TO = wn sec Capacity from Fig. 2'i My _. M, a Zai rKn Shared Lane —: see step No Shared Lint Demand Q; Available Reserve = CR = kp Mt -- CR = , Delay & Level of.Service (Table 3)'� DL'L►4 Step 2' iLeR 91irn ftrnrt B Bt, Conflicting Flows = MM:= AR + AT = / '' (from Fig, 1) Critical Gap from Table -2 T, + Capacity front Fig. 2 = MN• = Ms Bj Remand = Capacity Used = _ 100 (Br,1M) _ ____I — 9E Impedance Faciorfrom,Fig, 3 = Pi _L51 Available Reserve _ M: — B Delay & Level of Sery(ci ;(Table 3) `�" d •��- Step 3`; Left IUM frprri C Cr. 1 Conflicting Flows M,r IhAr, + Ar + B + B�TQ= (fromFig. • sec Critical Gap from Table 2 T.""6 from Fig 2 MN• = z +�.,M 1 Capacity = /6 Adjust' for (mpodah MN• iX K -m Ms m , No Shared l arie Demarxi CL Z- kx Available Reserve ix Ma _ Ci 46 y� Dela �& vel if Setvice'(Tab!e 3) � ? Le �fi' Shared Lane Demand ¢ CR +• Cr = G 5 xi, Shared Lane with Right7Um (CR Ct? _ _, Capedy of Sharcd,Lane Mto = CC' + (C M ) a+Ilr i 13 �' v •table }reserve _ M. .: _ to Ce1i. oeA �- Dei "ay &"Level oCService'fTablc3); [� Overbll Evalttstldn . � �xhitiit IE AI %� B Y Vp 40 Ail E' S ` O AJ lMovcment Ar "� Ap 1 >Rc % Rr ""-' C� °.1 C F R� W t'"o u nI 'PS Volume ,�-CR...rs pch i.ee T,Me 14 sko. 1, Right,11Wn ftm C Cp Conflict! ii Flows m I it- Ap + Ar > (from Fig. 1) +'Q Cdtkid dip Froin Tabk 2 �Ta • �=sec Capacity from Fig. 2 Pired'Lane - 3«e UP -3 No Shand Lane:' Demand Cp • _ ,�, Available Reservi, a -s,lQ M, - Cp •-L`L__� WAY & Level of ServiceCiSbk 3f /l10 swell Ihft''Ilar ftm i3 r ConAlcting Fbws amm Flg. 'A +" Ar Critical Clap Prom 7>.ble` 2 Ta_ tro Capacity from Fig. 2 Mi,, .. 1`41 _ice rN EieSrtarld . Capacity Used 8L fOb (BrIM,Yr Impedrrtce Factor from Pg, 3 ..� Available Re • sew. M -- Br s i Delay ih t evel oPServicc t'lltble 3! r� i 5tcg►3 ; L,efi'ibsla.ftrom C r Ci ConAic(ing Flows . M;r a (from %An + Ar + Br, + ZG. 34,� Critical' , Ciap Prtrm Tabic 2 T, � .':[3 s� Iw Capacity m":F jq, 2 • Mr,, '' Adjwt for linpodanct M* x IN NO $hated LaiiC i�Jemand �+ C` r �< a. ad Availahtt Rucrve � . Ma,- Cn . X79 ,�,,, Delay'6c Level of Seevkc t'Ihble'3) ' shared wK.rkma;,e - _ cp + cR �• cps • a„ Shined Lane with Right iLm fCp + Ci) j Capacity of Slared,.l toe o , MIm ie /M,1 (CON 1 + (Cl777771 4 iyi�'a iM Avf dote Restave -IC iti sc� �- uelay.dt levet otServlcn ".vi�tuat2oa A r , • j . G 1 ` ' .a° r. , r IkWA 7 ;j d�li X y ' .� % err r �1, • . �t RY4'. �� p � r .. i_ p+ e 1 'r: • S T' a,1'.♦J r+ a� TYtx'\Y' Ji'��fi , '. + r t' ,• > s'�i' r /` •\ �1k��1�1,,�V.: !�t 'x„�'�`+�f'�si�tr��l7 :� � � .° t'.t.A i.� ,j�����•����{7y1� �i ~rjl�'f4�1 t5,���'�'1N�ki �,%iL� r Ii S �. �� .�Z.a,;T• �.�`,•, L i � v �. �t �,.. L p5� t%i��"h`t�'�i�,�,�r�. 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'�...�ajt t•; �� r, �' It4/r-t,' I'�+�,'si °r r ��� �''�� � r*i ti� �i'�Ar �r tt � ��•,y+ �rwl [ �'� IST r '!,• , ! k.tii �i.d/.atir�Ki� �rs[7��!,�i(lr�;,l� s� �kF� � � .ast)' f,,t 4 C,! �r �e;. • �+• t w ' • Approach A g 7 C Y'" Movements CA olyme sZ zaZ FULL 13111�CJ-4UZ h iac T. � i 'a * l" c at i I Available Reserve Delay & Level Of! clxi— step 2, l rt Ti rt frmr, ervice ('Cable 3)',_,u' Da L8 Y' ] Conflicting Flaws a 9L tf" (trorri Fig. l) _ Aii + Ar' _ Critical Gap from' Capacity from Fig �. Demand Capacity Used+, lnpedance Factor Available Reutve Deby.& uVei of 1 o (kmo - W seep 3 Uh Vara Prom rom Fig,fth Conflicting Flows M#_9LA�"Q' •',��] rvice't(Tibl`e 3)'d �'�1 i+ Critical Gap from' M� m. l6AR + Ar + BL' •F br = Capacity from Fig, abI e 2`Tr = r. i, A&" pSt for Impedai MNe = "wG PtA .O Shared Labe. MN, x pi - a 9 O" Available Reserve CL =" � KA r i Delay.& Levci of � Shartd Lane Denli 1d Shared Lane w►th I d Laces Capacity Of Sha Avrtilible-Reserve " Delay & Levet;of: ,;='. nverrt!! Evaluatlat,", clxi— ervice ('Cable 3)',_,u' Da L8 Y' ] B 9L tf" Mk = Aii + Ar' _ 1 o (kmo - W rom Fig,fth M#_9LA�"Q' •',��] rvice't(Tibl`e 3)'d �'�1 i+ M� m. l6AR + Ar + BL' •F br = abI e 2`Tr = sec i, 2 = MNe = "wG PtA :e MN, x pi - a 9 O" perii7rt� � CL =" � KA r i ce:(4ble 34 1d oM CR { CL =CAL mic d Laces M i$ _ (C^) +e (CL/M;). M; a a� jvfia �- CRL R KA r w a , i LLJ TERRCE . TRAFFIC 880.1,0 S,CLIR�k�MQ� �A���� d8130CiATEB, JOB- NO OCT, ®SER ��6 1F�8�'. r , allowaawruaw cow��uN viNNrr '' Vrr3U Rev.. '� ,; 1 �:•f SHEET OF 5HhETS` { '� "MVI RONMENTAL �oMPACT5, .i '44 ers, 4VO, requ te- TriP inations f. al "Iyels 'and, "O'bo $Iq Y, S5 MAYOE NO, , 611,the'Prov t in sigftif-ftahti TR.-Wx 1. W- ­-Unstable earthV I I cohdt * on$, oaf n, ehan" ges, :in I ubstructu id- "Pgie resl 900, S b4 Disruptions, displ'acemen'ts, tompa,ction or gvetco,vering of thosoil? h ac-e, c. Change In, oplograp, Y Or growi& $A#,.f el features? T covering7 t if i - t I of any d. rUCL lon 4, gebl,6,gic or >physiGai- features? 6* Increase in wind, :or water, e ros, io* of Soils e i t he, r,, On or off-site"? sl ; Changes in. deposition or e r q, . ip ol, beach'; l hd.!5 :or change in 51-, tation 0 deposition, a -h olorerqls,ion. which 3c, a mo di fy Aftel 'channel of t i or the hodof theoc aLn, -r ny,, ay., b t I A", g. loss, ..of prime, ;igTic,iu,lturally'productive '.s-o-'is,,, outs'ide' designated urban areas? h. Exposure o peop e or property, to geo, ogic-, earthquakes hazards �such � a lindslides., mud 'or slides,;, ground: failure' si-milaT hazards'?, UA6, Will the proposal result' in,�.subgtantlal- A �A ta s.� deterioration ambient a I�Pns or 0 Air' quality? b. The' treationof b",L,ctioftabl 6odors;OrSAsmoke or fUMOS? c. Alteration of air movemp# molst, ure - or temperature, . oroany dhAnge in climate, locally ona WATER. the'prpposdlresult' in'1: 6 an Aa a,Changes incurrents, or the: caur 6 or` :movements; in either idirection - of Water, 4 h marine or fre,A waters? b. gIqsin absorption rates, nage r, ax or theratand n of surface run , of Lan c. Need .for off_SIto' sUrface drainageimprava men. . 'nClU,d,'ng­VegoLtatrjo n'r-er rm- -a c'an ej4 1 za: jan, or, 't lation? i-,.nrs a� a h '6urger '6 r 110 d 1 r 6 'o 0 t o", c w ' A ti : of -as :,t , kl flood waters? e Change 'In the AMO uAt of -s u r, 'a ce water, IA agy�, water bo, y 'h ®r, l �rj,,to surf' fo Ce, V bi st in an., t a era iop o 's t f water 'qualityLtitj ud but', not I :L m temperature, r turbidit "? gam''A lteta t O�ftL off' ho a or rite of 'i I , OW 'or gr OW d AltdrJ's h Change in o�; quant.JL or-. qtA 'Y 0 , d IWA it tltl oui� 'lit J: t, tht6tvgh di't th, 5, rawa S­r I throughj, T�Jt e.rt,' ion,ail aqui err by cuts or- Ix ati o fv k U d auc, -t lon 'ante 0, 0 water otherrzse available- f d t pib, lit water e�rsupplies?. . xpwgure opeope,or, �rbportto wagererPy related hazsuch as f1dadifti?i I ASS ,.MAY oda iml Wi11 the propos a, result in substa�it.,.y 'FIFE. p p '. pANT' . n the diversity species ortumraer a:. ange iof of any, "species­ 11 o:f plants :aucluding trees; shrubs , grass , crops , and aqua-,IC plants) )r numbers ,ay un? que xrare b:. �teductioli D£ thf an or endangered "species of plants? Itttrocluctiort of new species 0', pl a.rits into an area, or ,in a barriet to :the narma7 rep]en#sh- men.t of exi'stin species?` d. Reduction in .acreageof,. any agri cultural crop? .~_ 5. 4NLN(AL L ,FE; Will the �iroposia1 xestalt in s'ubstantia`l.; numbers. a.; �'"F►ange in the diversity of species';, ar o£ animals. (birds., !,and. Ani Al o£ anysVecies including repti.leS, fish and shall fish, benthic orgtill lqo or insects? .... b. Reauct o,n in tae numbers of any, unique, rare or endanger_;ed species of ;ani.�na1'' i, Lntrod, ction oZ new ;species o animals into an area, or, result in a 1.arrier 'to the migration, or movement of animals? . 1�8teTl;DraCiOn to exist].TLgi.sh oY Wildlife . y habitat? 5. NOISE. Will the proposal result in substantial:: ncre3ses in e,x*sting noise b,xposcire of people to severe noise levals7. 1. LIGHT AND GLARE.. Will the proposal produce sign_ scant lig ht and glare. 7 -�--' 8, �LAND:USE.' Hti11 the' proposal` resii�t su stantial ,t1ltoration of„ the lazeent ox�lann'ecl `1 and, :use of. an area?, 9. NATURAL RESOURCES": _411 the pral?osal restx',.t int substangaW-� lnsotrcesxn the rate of use _of any natural` a b. Deple.;tlon,of any non-renewable ;n4V�ra1 , resources? 1Q. RISK OF PSET : Will the Proposa? :,hazard- explosion or th6: release o n bait. not ixrh1tod', for „ nus sbst:nres� x,r►udig adaatinthe io oily pest .t hies, chemical n� e�ient' o£ n ;pct ltlent, o� U')5e',L, .Pon xtl'OnS?' ; h, Pass,abLe i�te,ic';FcroneeI' I. wvxth an emet'ge?t y. response plan or emergency eVaciaaCso'n p1a�n? . 11, C�OPiJLAT"SQN 1Vx11 'the proposal aJ ter i;the ;focat'nn', i dens;zty; +or growth tato ai the .human a st;rz. ution, opulatiorrf" P . HOUSING. Wz 1 the proposal affect e�cYstingot�sing, dt. `ona"7 hotasing,'? or create a demanc�or.ad a , YE ` MAS. ,. �"�`. TFWNSPARTATIOI�%QTRC�iLAT;ICi�. , Wi11. t�ie,propa,al.., r",u t-ans Generation of "substantial 4d'd2tion al' yehice movement? b. Effects on existing par;c%ng acil;it%es or'' G demand for new parking�7` �t Vic. Subsant.ial impact on e' isting transportation systems'? oto d. Signi;i;i:clant 41. 6rat,i0ns Present p4tt6rns of circulation OL rL movement of '.eq1e and/or goads? e. Alterations to wraterborne" raiz ar air"traffic? Increase in,tra£fio iia arils to' motor vehicles y y lists or pedestrians? u i c c 14. PUBLIC SERViGES, WiSl the proposal have an effect upon, or resu. 't in a need for new or, altered gave rnmental services 1.1 a, Fire protection. b. Police prntectianl d. Parks or ether recreational facilities?' e, Maintenance of public tac.alties,, including roads? f. other goVerhmeintaI se`rvice.s? 15 ENERGY. Will the proposal zesul4 ift. a=s`e of sub,'5tan,tial amounts a fuel ,or energy? b. Substantia]. incr.ea�e in demand upon exi ting sources of energy, orIr require the devejopmont of new sources of energy? 16' UTILITIES. Will the proposal result in a need ,£o - new systems, o�r subs'tantial<alterations to tl�e fallciw.ing;. a,oWer,; Orr natural gas? �. b. Canmunica,ions systems?, c.Nater av�Yl.ib�1tity: d.5ewer car sept tank? e: Storm water drainage? f." Sal,id: Waste and "dispo"sal'? 11. HUMAf 1IEA'GTH. W,il1 the pr4pnsal result; in'� a. reat an o£ an; heoLlt i h_az, rd� or Poten:t'ial , health haz;aw}d (exclud itg mental #health) ? b. Exposure of petIple" to potential ltoalCh hazards 7 l8 . AESTi{E7'ICS:. �� l'1 the pxo�ios'al , result in the ., ;. ntSTF,uct rt of any `':sceri a vasty or viev Open, to the publa;c, or wi.11 the>;p'�ropos al result xn� the creat -ion o£ an;' aestlietic,aly" a£ensive sltc tperi `to lwb;licview? i I i :44yp "yl ++IIV11 , I l Tk PY'A N'. A _ tie proposal resuiti iso an ImpaaI:t upoat tie at ali`tY or . quan'�ity . of s earssting x crl,�atiQri 1. app¢rt:unxtYes? 20, CULTMA!. `RES OUTfC�S. a ll t�� prop sal result in the alterai on Of or the destruction of a prehistoric _or historic z chaeo�.ogical. sste7 b_�, Wil] the proposa] result. 1,'n adverse phYs'i,ca .�` ' ar aestfietic effects to a''preh stor'ic or hL toxi';c Wilding structure or o,bj6ct,? , c Dors the pxopos.al have th0.. potential �- to ,cause a �physic,al change which c�,rlci afe,c unique ethr�a:c .ult:ii,ral values? d. N�ia1 the proposal; rests .est exis ting, rel g� ous or sacrad ,ascs within the 'potential imp1.act: area? ?+, DISCUSSION `.OF NVIRONMEN'TAL E'VALIJAT'IU -----�------ N See a't'tached. I : - I I - I. I , is I'I I 1 , l , I l I I Ij i I 6g2-23', etc r A1pp1 '1 caret; Oak Terrace Ranch GraUP Aµ5 Log'* 87-06--3o_01; 011eNo. $7--50A and B' DATA .:SHEET A. �r&sect rjmscr* i o , on 1: TYPO Of Pro jectr Generai.Plan Amendment;. and Rezone. 2. Br i,ef Description = Gen`era l P l an Amendment ow Dens 1 ty Res 1 cent is 1 to Comtnerc'1 mal <' 7 sores a' and 'Medium Density Rns t dont I`a i C 10 acres) ; Rgzooe from ,, PJD ,ta :'C-1 C 7 acres) c 10 acres > and R..1 3. il.:ocAt 1 onSoutheast earner of' ;G l i ve Highway` and' ';Ap t ca Avenue, oUtheast.0r6yl1Je .' 4. Pro posed iDens lty of ,Development;: 5. Amount of E�i;psrvi ous Sui i ng.Moderate to.e - xtens 1 ve . 6. Ar -1 ss ;nci l4eOrest Pul$f 11. c Road(si3 = Frontage , on 01 1 ve H 'i ghway - and, Aplca.AV nue. Access from Apica Avenue; Saddle, Drlve.and' Lam a,t Loap, �. ethad of SewageDisposal Community Nisewer, .North 0 rhan.k Pubi,fie, Ut_111ty Dittr1a4'., H . Sourca� of'. Water S� pp1 y» �:ommun �y Water, Orov i 1 To -Wyandotte t-ir 1 gat l on District. 9. Proximityof ' Power Lines - - Along area ro;ads., 1; m . Pota�rit 1, 6 for furthar l once d T v i,s 1 ons and? deve l opmant : . GendH41 Pian Amendment and .ketone.. WbUld peri-mit.the cr4ati6n,' ' of 664 R-9 1 oats,. 1=30 Rmi3 1 o-ts-, 7 acres commarc 1"al; , a- 1 r o, a9teo'ta1 Sett'i tie Pb=lrn) Envir.: ro ; 1. Terrain a. Genesi Torsograph l c Ctiar•acter « Ra l 1 j ng faoth i l Is ntersecte,d by�a few smal 1 `swat a"s. b: Stapes's 2-25 Much of the site consists Q slopes o,f 6 1'09 w i th 1 U 25X along dra i nage c. ®vat i oei t 70:� ta;, 105 ;` feet above Sea Leve g 1 . d. Limlt.ln® Factors: a. Types anda Character i st i cs « . AUburh , Strang Eardwt=i to ye wiii,i sh ;:.red•;; 1 d=28"' el'eep . Silty ,1 aaM w i thti as much, as 2090 o.f .O.Tu�me cons,��`st i ra" o f gran :iBobbles ori stone:_.= r b- Llrnttnig Factob^s Fi{�ii; rack; content, latUOA1 Hszar s of tlhe ;Land'. A. Et�rthquaGCe Zonae Moderate. Survey did` ,no reveal' •► I . presence o'f fat b. Eros i onPot.snt;l si s Mad:erate c. Landsllde Potentlhls Low.' d,. F'1red- Hlgh