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BAF.NEY BA�tNET
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l» flame of proponent
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Address of` praponant.and representative
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to degrade the, of the environment)
'project
have Eklp p Cepti'al
Doss ,the e t_ause f1Sh or
s�tb§tarit ally reduce the }ia'. i of 'a fish or wtil life, ,sp cies,r
OW self-sustaining 1avels; Neaten "eo¢eliminaee
W2ldlife population to drop be
a `plant nor animal com: iihity) reducer -the number ori restrict the 'Yang
aIm' important examples" of majc� periods
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or eridanor plant or: animal; or, al urinate
e rali,fornia history or prehistory?
have the p6idntial`to achieve short -.term benefits to he '
-Germ impact ort the
o project
Z. bo..s the p J, A short c '
o time+hi1e
detriment oi",long-term environmental goals3 (
brief
'period
eilvironsrenC is one wllcendure into Cneefuture!)
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long-Cerrti impacts ..
project have impacts.whieh"are indually limsted but dwitul�tively
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impact on two or male separate xesaurdt' whpre
effect of ttie
onsideralel. (A project.60
the impact on each resource senvironmen� isasignificantY
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_otal of those impacts on the,
W111use 'aubstaritial
is ect have envizozuaental efsets Wr>x
Does the p' j—
on human beings, either d x ctiY lir indirectljrt
&4Nerse' effects,
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(To be tnmplpted by "the G� ad Ay+ency)..
LTI. ,D'ETtv1INATTC�N
thin 3»,�j�ial evaluation:"
haves a'signz%3can t"effect on the
/SaE find tha,proposed' projett cOtLO N0
TIO Will be, prepared.
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ep irpnmept and; a ill �'iATZYE
ot�osed "roject COULD have a $lgnsficait effect
I W1 find khat a1thO,iI9A the; pt p
be a sigtl�i"ibant effect in thisasebeoau�� n
;ane„nnvurosvnent, 'there hill no
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the t41TYCrt2lO"1 ed
°!t&t3ATIV DEGIriRAIb13 wifl be orepar
project
f a proposed pra}ect MAY have "a 51911 Icant..etfec.t on the envi>'onment.
TISiE nd
ari;EHil%RONMENT¢T. IMPACT REPORT is Ye'4uixed
and
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(Explanations of all'f'YES-I find "MAYBVr anser$ are,, equiiad• h► attached sheet(s).''
is EAR1ti., `Will the ,proposal result in s gn:�£icant:
YE5 MAYBE NO .
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Unstabie earth 'conditions,,; or changes.in.geulogic substructures?
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b.
bisruption,i displacement, coiapaction or oyercoyoring of rhe Soil?
c.
Change 'in topography ar ground surface relief:feature;.
d.
Destructiaon, , covering or modification of any unique. gogloga,c or physical ,
features?
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Increase in wind or:4ater erosion, of soils, either on: or off'„site?
f,
'Changes, in deposition or erosion ;of beach sands, ox changes::in siltation;
deposition or erosion which may modify the chaai±el'of,a rive ar stream
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or the; bed of the ocean 'o r any bay, inlet or lake?
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Loss of prime agriculturally productive soils outside designated urban
-areas T
h.
Exposure of people or property to geologic hazards such as earthquakes,-
landsUdest ,rcgdsliddes',, ground failure or' similar hazards?
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2. AtR. Wi11 the Proposal 'result in substantial:
a,
Air etpssittns or .deterioration`of''ambient'Air duality?
b.
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The creation j , 'moke or €umes7:.
of ob ectianable odors,,
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C.
- Alteration of, air jnoVeMentr moisture or temperature, or 3riy'change in
climate, locally ar';regionally?
3 tF1.4TEft. �Iiil the'iproposal result in sttbstahi'iai:
a..
Chards in currents, of the course, or direction of water movements :in`
either” mine or fresh Waters?
ChangeN' in absorption -rates_ ,drainage ;patterns,;, or the rate andamount
of surface runoff?'-
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Need for'off-site surface drainage zmprovemems, including vegetation'
removal•, chasuteiizatian• or :,invert installation'!
d:
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'filterat:ori5°o the course or flow of flood• Waters?
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' Change' isi he_ rrraunt of suieface,� nater in;' any Water iiody?
f.
'Discharge iritc surface waters$ or in any alteraO on af,surface, water
quality, ncl'udiiig but no'f Aimited _to temperatures dis`so'lved;6ky ry ar
turbidity.
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AlteraGJ.on of the directian or 'rate of floe of, round
g Haters?,
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change in the qu=. ti'ty or quality of gi:ound Waters, eitjtet through
direct additYor}s or withdrawa1s4 ox 't!-xough interce t on of an aquifer
by cuts _or extavations2
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-Reduction `n'the' amount'of Water atherwiye available for public WateL
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'Exp'osure,oi.people.,o> property, to water=related'hazards such •as flaoding2
t�, PLANT iIF'E.,' Will; the proposal .result„xn substantial
a'
u-heft n_ ;he dxversits of ''species, or number of any species of plants
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(incicidin$ 't"sees, shrubs sass crop's,. and aquatid Plants }
r $ a ants 7
b.
:Eebuction of the numbers`of.any tktique', fare ar endangered species of
;plants?
c,•
ltitrodoction of new' species° crf plus into fan area, or- in a barrier':
;the 6orma'1 regienishment. 'o existiitg.:.pecies?
d.Reductian
iri acreage- of anyagricultuual �.c ap2 �.;
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�jJiMAT� I;`IFE j Will the proposal result in substantial: YES
A. Change in the diversiS y of specieci, or numbers o£ a:iy species o£ anis:ial"s
(bird,s, bold animals including reptiles, tii,md shellfish organisms_,
or inse,ctl)?
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b lteductdbn in, 'the- numbers of any �uniquej rare Or en.langered`,speeies of
animals?
c j1ntrbdUctio0e of new species of animals. into an or in, ;a barrier to
,areei;
the migration or, movement;.Of; anmalsY
d Oeteriorati,on of >>xistin; fish o,r wildlife habitat"
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NO -S Will the proposal result insubstantial„'”
11: Incrsases in exist ng noise lavers?
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b, .E:: Qsure oil `,people, ta severe noise levels] ��
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t,1LV, tivD"GLARE: W21 1:1 the proposal productsignificant lfight and glare]
8.
ligtJogg, Will the proposal tdsUit in a stttsfantia7 al"teratioi► of the
present or, planned land use of "an Ari=a:' -,,
9.
NATURAL RE50URCE5. Will the proposal 'resiilt in substanta'1;
Incregse y
A., In the rate of Use of ,an natural resoi irde,, ?
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b Depletion of any nein-tonei40le ha kal reiioUrcis?
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10.
RISK OF.UPSET. `Iii 11 the proposal involve:':
a: A risk of explosion or release of hazardous substan+iesincluding, but .
not limited to, Qii� pesticid,s;'chemicals or in 'the event
.ra3iatzon)
of an 'accident or .upset conditipfisl
b. Possible interference With.pin imergency,rec;onse plan or emeegendy
evacustfon;plan?
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POPULATIaN. Wil']' the groposal alter`location, distrxjzit;oa, density or
.growth rats of the hien population:
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HOUSING.`�lill. the proposal a£'fect ecisting'housing, or creatq demand
far addit oval housing?
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TFANSPG A i0N CIRCULATION. Stili the piapti5zl result In:
a. Generation of substantial.` additional vehicle movement;?
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b.; Effects an ,existing parking fecilitiosor demanii 1'0 tie ,.park
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c: Subs'tarttial 'impact on existing transpor,tatinn ,systemic:?
d. L' Sil;ni£rcaint alterations to present patterns ol,'circulation or,
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movementof, people andjor ;goads?
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e: : 4lteration Lto Waterborne; rail oz air traffic?:
f. 'Increase in .traffic."hazards. to gator vehicles, rUicvcl,Ists Qr pedestxians?1'
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PUBLIC StkVICRS,' Will the proposal have, an effech upon 'or resrylt in a need
or new or alte ed governme.n serviires_':
Dire pzotegton? _
b. `Folice protection"
Schao,ls?
d. ' Par'ks or other rec;r"ti3nal facilities?
eMaintenance b'f u61 c facilst_einclud%ng.roads,.
f , OtileY governrtenY,al services?
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15. ,ENT Rnc7'' Wile pzaposal: result in,
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4. 'Use, u€ substuntid, jano4nts of fuel or eneTl,y't
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b. S�ttistantiml incre se in tlpmani upgri existi:g""sources o hnezgy, or
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require the development of new, sources. 'energy?''
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ib. 'UTILITIES. Will the p'ropasal result in •.a need. ,;for new systems or
substant.ai_,alterations t6, the fo; l lo�iing;.
- a: Power or ;nature;!
b, Comr-nuhications 'systems?
el SVatez ave lsbili;ty?
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rl . Sewer dr" septic :sysi ems?"
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e. Storm water drainage,?
i. 5ol;i+i haste and disposals
1�• �► i ALTH� dill ,the proposal result I
a. Creation of any hei�lth In ed or potclntial hazard (e5�clud ng men a!
'heal "th)?
b. Exposure of"people to.potential heafith bazakds?
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Tfi, i1ES;HETIr's. Will, the proposal result ifri `the obstruction 'of any, scenic `
vista or view open to the Public, or wikl'the proposal sesult;in"the
creation of an aesthetically offensive lste"olien to public view?,
tG. Fi1;CREATZON, Will the proposals result 1`n 'an impact" "open the +ltiali"ty or
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y
q uantit, o. ek
y :fisting !recrc�stioral oppoi;tunitie?
to Cti1,TVRAL RE50URCE5'.
Will'the proposal result fist the alteration or des.rzuctiein.of a
prehistoric: or historic archasclogical site?
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Will fine proposal result in adverse physical or aesthetic''effhcts
t4 a prehstoruc cr biAtoria.liulding"
structure or abject;"
c; Doesthe propasai:hdve the potentia.I to cause a physical ctartge`"
Which 'could affect unique ethnic cultural
values?
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d 'ail1:the proposei testrict existing religious'.or'sacred ores within
the, otential iinoxi
p ct area?
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Applicant: Barney Barnett"
File No., 89-12
Log #88109-12-01
DATA SHEET ;..
A. PROJECT DESCRIPTION
1.
Type of Project: General Plan M614r]ment and AezohO ,
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BriefDesoripti.on: ,, General 'Plan Amendment from Commercial to
Low Density Residential; and Rezone from PUD t'O AR-NH--I
3.
Location* On the west side ;off Pentz Road approximately' 500
feet smith of Wilderness Way, Paradise'.
Proposed Density of Development: L9_ density residential.,'
approximately, 6 dwelling,units per acre.
5:
Amount of Impervious Surfacing:, 2.+ acres or:1,8%.
6.
Access and,?earest Public Roads:' Frontage. on Pentz Road,
7..
Method of Sewage Disposal: Septic tanks and leachfiel.ds.
8.
Source of"Water' Supply Lime Saddle'Cominunity Services
District., ,
9.
Proximity of Power Lines:, To original parcel..
10.
Potential for F"urth6r Land Divisions and .Development: Assuming
developed ,property is divide i' into a 2-1/2 acre` lot' and; no rieW
interior roads are built,,. 5 or 6` lots'. arIe ;possible:
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B . ENVIRONMENTAL "SETTIN'G'
Ph
sy ical':Environment
1."
Ter, mist
A. General Topographic Character: Foothill ridge ;top,
dropping off inti steep-walled canyons to the West.
b. Slopes:. 10-30k on 'east half.•,of the property, 30--50% on
west half.'
c.: Elevation: 1250: to.;'1650' feet above Sea Level.
d. Limiting F'ac'tors: Slopes over 30%.,
.Soil s=
a. Types and Characteristics. Aiken'60-140"'deeps yellowish-�.
red, loaMjclay,'moderate to slog permeab: ity, well
draining with ..permeabili'ty on soil from 4to 2.0
pmoderate
deep:
b; Limiting Factors. Lava cap, lack; of gnr,colation�.steep;
slopes on 'Wes te'r].y' portion of, property.
3.
Natural, H6zatdsl of the Land
A. Earthqual�e`Zone: Big Bend Vault 2000 feet: east
Erosion. Potential: :slight along Pen t . Bo'l'd,. high We s of
,..,!
building rtes.
c. Landslide Potential: i;ov to ;moderate.
d'. Fire Hazard: High'.
e. Epansi,ve. Soil. ;Potential;; Moderate along Pentz Road,- low
west of building sites.-
4.
Hydrology
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required .on attached sheet(s).rs are ro
on of all YtSII and, "M. answers
1 the proposal
1. EARTH,sikhif
�YES
a
s ar c i eo s ruc 6r
Unstable ;e earth conditions or than es n g, logic, sob t, t es?
b. '`Disruption,
displacement,' cb##ction or �Pver'overihg of the soil?
di
Changein tbpogkaphyor grouted, surface - relief :features,,
d.
6 ino i r h icAl
any. 4niquo
DestkUctioh��doverin r diM�Atiofi of geologic, 0 PI's
featureAT.
e_:
n wind water erosioo:, solls'll, the on or off site!,
Increa,qeA in or
f.
changes' in deposition, or erosion o�each gdsi or' changes in s�iltaticn
...1beach
or-'erosion whkh may modify the, channel, of a ,riv'e r'jbr_ stream .:I
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or � the' bed Of the ;ocem'or any bay, inlet or1.&W
g.
Loss. of prime 4gtjc4lt0rAjjyprdudti 0 soils outside designated urban
areas 7:
hi
geologic iehazards ds such as , earthquakes,
Exposure of people orproperty to s,
landslides, es groundfailure or similar hazards?
proposal result, -in substantial.,
a..
Airemi St L ",
Sr r eri0 lons, o d Of 'Ambient air: quality'.
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b'.
The creation ;ofobjectionatJ'ar ddOeSIj - smoke or fumes?,,
a.
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Alteration,: of air movement; moisture :or tempera�ture aAYr change or I
climate, JoCally. o - r :regionally? -
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3'j; L '14A i q proposalrGSU - In substantial:
Will t�j
course or direction f water movements Changes in c�rrents orL e cour e in
either Mar or hL' waters?
b.
Orangesger ,inLabsorption rates' Lr driihage patterns or thO� rate 'And amount
of surface runoff
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Need for vu-sitesurfacedrainageimprovements', including u in&v itation.yqj
removal, 0 ''charinalizatiori os culvert installation?
d�
Alterations to the course or flow; of 'flood whjgPtSj
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e.
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Clian the amount i" of surface Water in any water body? �
Discharge rinto surface waters,L or in'Lany alteration of surface water
- quailtyj �Wt not.Ijmito&tempera temperature, 4i4solved x�gen 6 r
turbidity!:
Alt6tAtibli d red, ion -p r r rA ee, of flow of grotind 'Waters
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b
Change the quantity or of gtotind �'vatdrt,, dither I iroUgh'
L angle in e �c
'd Or h into f, U_� t,
0 aquifer
itdct, additions"or L r ' 341�4drawa. s thtoUg interception an
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V t, is ?
bL cots or exca r a. IPT
1. ';Reduction
amountof`W ater otherwise available L fo pu_blia water
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JE p :Wre,_0f...LLP46p�,'e� dr as 'f Iclooirig?
k 'd r- y o water -re a. e azardt,� such_
pt'�jjf tf'A ropota,l re'sU t 1n sulstaittial.
A
Change in the- divers; Y'of species., 0t a k any 5pedies o
trees, js ru sgrass, Cropsaquatic ,01 s
b
Redtidtioft 6j the number's of 'ajjy' uniqtid,,, irAf or .endangered I
fidaing Te. species of
P an S.
,L,jyj) ;an Area:, O�,t
Thtrddudtibno bk.pjanjtt t6
SW "SpeeleS in & bjarr Pr ,to
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tete , in speqies?
norMa replenishment of existing
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dr�
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'acr 6 ,any, agri4tu� tura o
d u cit Inr 'eeg 0 crop?.
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S. ANIdAL %TXE. Will the proposal result in substantial;
7 ES.
A. Glia, In the diversity of species, oz numbers .o£ any species of animals
birds; kind animals including; reptiles,, f1wi�and shellfish, oFphlrns
or insects:)j,
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b. Reduction :in the _number's of any unique, rare or entlangered species of
animals?
c,. Introduction of iew species of animals into art area, or in a barrier to
therpigrato� or. 'movement of animals?
d, Deterioration of ''existing fishlor wildlife habitat?
6. NOISE,'Will the proposal result in:substantial::.
Increases in existing noise levels?
b. Fxpostu a of people to severe noise levels?
?1 tilcFtT e1ND GI ARE, WI1 the proposal., product signfican> light and glare?,
8: IAND USE. Will the proposal result in a substantias alteration o£ the
present or planned land use or' an area?
9. NATURAL RESOURLtS Will the;proposal result in substantial:
A Increase in the rate of use of any naturalresources?
li. Depletion of any non-renewable natural 'zesources._?
10« RISK OF UPSET. 411 the proposal involve:
a, A risk of 'explosion or release o£ hazardous substances (including,, but
not lLnited,to oilp ,, event
or, radiation) in the
of an accident�or u,setsconditionshemicals
b: Possible interference with an emergenc
evacuation. plan? y response plan otr emergency
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I1• POP._ ULATIdg-. Hil"l the, proposal alterlocation, distribution, Density or,
growth- rate of the htmran, population?
12. HOUSING: ,Will the proposal affect existing hous%ng or create a demand'
Tor additional housing?;
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13. fRANSPORT�ITIO�GIRGUL.4T30N. Will the proposal resulk int.
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a. Generation of substantial additional vekiicle movement?
a
b: E eets-ort existing parking facilitieS,,'ar demand for neW parking
i� Substantialmpack on existiing transportation systems3-
d:Significant.alteratIons 't0 present patterns of circulation
movement of people andJor goods?
e. Alterations'' to waterborne, rail p'r air traffic?',, '
f. Inc: ease in fsaffic'hazards to motor 'vehcles','?biCyalists or?'pedes, Frians? ,
14 PUBIZC SgVFGESr . .Will t2te proposal have �n effec4 upottr aC relit -3n a need
£or new or al,terei3
goverrunent 5ervioes.
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zi. Fire prates tiny
b. Po 1-' ,
ice protection,
C « Sohools?
d« .Parks or other recreetibnal faci3a;tfes?-�
etaintenance o public ,faciiies�' inclit3ir roaiin?
f« bthei governmental Cervices'$
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;FhtERGY. i4ll the proposal'result {in:
;-5-- --ND
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.j of ;£ueT or anerpj?
a. Use of, suGstarttiai am
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b.. Substantial increase in demand existing sources. o£'energy, or
re_uire the,develo meet of new sour
q p es o energy? .
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UIILiTIES. Will the presult inia heed .for new systems; or
'rLroposal
} '.the follcwi.n
ubstanCfal alterations a B
a. power or`natural gasl
b. communication's systems?
C, Water avdilabilit�?
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d. SeNer or`sepcic_systems?
e: Stowater Ora nage?
f. Solid waste and',dispasal.
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° ,iIUMAN 'I{EALTH: 14 1 the proposal resU1.t ins
Czeation'of any"health hazard or potential :hazard (excluding mental
heal th)1
b. Exposure of people, to potential health hazards?
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;'kESTHETICS. Will the, proposal result in the 'ofstruction of any scenic
vista; or view o em to the:;public; or will the, proposal result in 'the,
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creation of an aesthetically offensive site open to public view?
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RECREA TON. Vi1,1 the proposal result in an impact upon the:gtUality or
quantity of skirting recreational: opportunities?
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CULTURAL RE50URCES.;
a" Will"the'jproposal result, in the alteration or destkUction of ar
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pr"ehis"toric or historic archaeological site?
Il"the'proposal result Anadverse physical or aesthetic eifegts`,
to a prehistoric of ,Storic,building, structure or, object?.
c. Does the -proposal have the potential to cause a physical change
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which would affect uni7jue ethnic cultural ;values?'
Ji Will the proposal restrict existing religious.or'sacred uses, within
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the Otentrial impact area
L7'TSCTJSSTO F. -0F .�2�tV=RC�IVMEN'TAL 'EVE�LL7A�YON
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Applicant:
Barney Barnett
File No..89-I 2,
Log #8:8-09-'12-01
DATA, SHEET
A.. PROJECT,'' DESCRIPTION
1..��
Type of Project: General Plan';Arriendm ,nt and Rezone.;
2:'L
flrief Description• General Plan F.mendment from Commercial to
Low Density Residential, and RE zone,i from PUD;; to. AR MH
3.
Location:. On the west side of Pentz`Road approximately 500
feet south of Wilderness Way, Pa.radise,..`.
4;,
Proposed Density b Development: Low, density residential,
approximately 6 duelling units ,per acre.
5.
Amount of Impervious Surfacing: 2+ acres or::18%..
6.':
Ar;�ess and Nearest Public Roads Frontage .on Pentz Road.-
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McAChod of Sewage ,Disposal t Sept,„c tanks and, leachfiel.
8.
Source of Water Supply: Lime 8addlei Communi tyS'erViCes
>; Dietrich. _,
5.
Proximity, o£'Power Lines: To original 'parcel:.
Potential. for Further'Land Divisions and Development: Assuming
developed property is divided into a'2 -1/2 acre lot and no new
interior, roads are built,, ;5 or 6 lots are possible.,
H .. ENVIRONMENTAL ,'SETTING
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s 'calEnwij:onment
1,
Te:rrairi�
a... General Topog"iraphc Character: Foothill ridge, top,.
dr.oppin'g`off into steep--walled canyons to the west.'.
b,. Slopes: 10-3QA on: east half of the property; 30=-`50% on
West, hale..
c. Elev'ationi 1;250, to 16;50 feet. above Sea bevel. .^
d . . Limiting Factors ::; .Slopes over, 30�s
2.
Soil s
a, Types and,.CYiaxacteristics: Ai:keri; 6'0 1x,0" deep, yellowish-
red;. loam/clay.; moderate to slow permeability; we1I:.
draining, with moderate perMeaIity on ,soils .',from:4�f to 20”
deepdl
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b. Ditnting'Facors: Lav'a e,ap, .lack cif percol at:3on, ;ste'e'p
slopes .on westerly, poI tion' of properEty:
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Natural hazards . of the Land. ,
a. Earthq1uake Zone: Bi'g Bend ,Fault 2000' feet east.
b:. Erosion Potential Slight ;along Pentz Road�.highwest of
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c. Landslide Potential: Low to moderate.
d Fire Hazard : High
e: Epansive Soil Potential.Moderate along,Pentr Road,lo
west` of build^ ng sites;.
4.
Hydrology
a.
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a. Surface Water:. -Dry Creek at west property line.
4 Groundwater: _�,imited. resourco
c. Drama e Characteristics Surface drainage West to Dry
g
Creek at west property line.
A. Annual Rainfall (normal):: 50-551.x.
e. Limiting Factors':' Availabilityof aater.'through Lime
Saddle Cbm unity Services District..
5.
visual /Scenic dual„ity Highly., ceftic canyon views to'west,
6.
Acoustic. Qualityt: Good, cv%th exception of road corridor.
7.
Air Quality;' c;ood.
Biological Environment
8.
Vegetation: P.in2, Oak;. Manzanta°°,'Ce.anothus grasses, bare`a.nd
rocky ground zt lava cap. No rare`or endangered ;species are
known. to occur on the property per California Natural,Dive:rsity
Data .Base.
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Wildlife Habitat: Good as a result of low residential
densities acid ample cov4r,'limited water; Outside of deer
migration area.
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Cultural. Environment
Aichaeological and Histdrical: esotirces in the Area: High, no =
evidence survey previously prepared.
'Butte County' Geiieral,�.Plan 'bossignatibfi. Commercial.
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ExisWing Zoning: PAC.
3.
Existing Land on'Site: Single-family home, Shibui gallery
„Use
and school small-outbuildihas_:
Surrounding:Area:`
a: ,Land Uses: wail Trails store and "church to north.; Quail
Trails mobile hUme park to east, open space to west; open
and single-faMj.ly,;to south.
b. Zoning. Town of Paradise, AR=M1.1-I (north and south)., H -C
C_ - Genera]. PlariDesignatons: Commercial north ,.and l parcel .
on east, Lor�:Dens ty 8esidential north and sout h,
Agr ulturai-Residential and Open and ,Grazing to the west:
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d. Parcel Sizes: North: 1,1.3:East: 8.' Went.: 1g. Southi`
e. Popul%ation :Low density: ,
Character of Site and'''irea, F,ringe'of Paradise urban,'area:r
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Nearest Urban Area:' Paradise 'town at"west property
line. t
17,111.Relevant
Spheres `of Ihfl:uence: Lime'Saddle Community "Serv:ices
District; Feather' River.Re;creation &Park District`:
imp°rovement .� Stand;ard's', Urban ,Area ; -n a
dire Protection Service:
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a. Nearest bounty (Stated Fire St6tion:3,-1/2 miles:
north;" #'35 (seasonal), 41/2 miles northwest.
b.. V7atei Availability
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Schools'in Area: Paradise Unified'School Distric;t;,.
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