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Thomas Reed'
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I,. Address o.rolsanent and representative"if appJ icab�
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Chico, CA 95927`
t. I'r.Qject desar ,ptioi�: ROzoi r-rom SR -3 -o tai -1
II DA -XOP -',Y VMNDMNGS :OF, S�GNT� �CANGE YE5 MAYBE
NO
L. Does Che"prdject have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment,
subsl.antially;reduce-the habitat of "a fish or wildlife species, Gauss a .fi'sh Or,
tildlile papulation to drop below self^sustaining .levels, threaten:tio eliminate ''
a plant` or animal cortmu:titi, reduce the number or testrict the .range. of a `rare
dr endangered 'plant or animal, or eliminate itrrpotarlt examples or` major"pQrods
or California history or Drehistory7 -
2, hoes the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to the
dpht,rmOnt ,of lon$ term, envii.OnMenra,1(A shaft =term impact on the,
_F in a retitivel brief ,period o£ time. while:
is one wh..th occursY
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envL.r.�snment:
t.onN-Germ impacts will "endure into the futuke.j
Does 1hM" project have irtrr,atts which are i.ndividua'tly limited but cumulatively
ionsidez�ablel (A project may, impact on two or more separate respur.ces,where
the impact on each rQsource'is relatively small, brit "where the effect o£ the
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otal of thdsa impacts an the environment; is signifidan}t,) v`�
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E�. t'lr,es the pitrject have environmental effects which Hili rause substantial `
adverse effects an hj,A n tie pkdk aithex .direcblyr or indirecC Y ,
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Yt'C I".i'Lf`tM;ClVA�ZO'N' ('Tp berompleted by the Lead Agency". On the ba53s of
this iai�tiai evali�atfon:
1/WE find th& proposed project CQ LD NOT have a significant effeot on the
Pnvironment: and a .tiEGATi�IE °DECi�Ail T ON tails be ;pxepar�d..
1/W Ctrd that: aithoXgh the propo. ect project 1;(7tILD have, a signsfitant effect
:rill trot be ;� aignxfa.cant effect ih this -case beraus�
.,bn t}te
the MITIGATTO
'envt.ronment,,.there
MEASt1it S. described din t•Ele attached sheet' ha+ie_ bean added .tri the
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Z/WE £i`nd the'>pa�gpos'ed p,>ojec4.NlAlf have 'a signif.icartt:effect ori rite environment;
niy era 'E1JVl�OTZtFtCAIY IMPAC L'.FPGFt s requiredi
COCiN' Ol h'IJrr 1'IRAttt�l�lG' Cili'Ali TMEtt7" , .
unTr: March 7, 98 ay:
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of "Y 5'+ and.'tMAYBE!� answers are required on attached is eetk.s4
(Ex lsi»Mations all
Will the proposal result in significant:
rF`- MAYHE NO ;
Unstable 'earth conditions, Or'changes in geologic., substructures?
lip p,isruption, displacements compaction or overcovering of the soil?
x;, Change in; topography or g>?aund surface xEYlief £eatures7
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Of' a
d, pestructionf covering or mudification ony unique geoT,ogity or.ghysical,
feature's.?'
op soils. either on oz off site?
eInereaae ,in wino or, Water ero.siort ,,
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f. Ch it in deposition or eres.on of 'beach sands, or cl;anges in. siltat3,on,,
deposition `or erasion which may modify the dhannel of a river or stream
or`the bed of the ooeara or ar►y bay, inle,t;or lakel
g, Loss of prime a'gxicuituxrilly prodUdtive Sails oui�side designated urban
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areas?
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h. Exposure of people or prapor,ty to gnalogic hazard's such as earthquakes,
landslidesdslidesgrounki fal'lute ar similar hazards?
'Jill the,proposal result fir j sig bstantialt
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air quatity?
b. The dreation ofobj,ct:onab le odors, smoke'ax furles7
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c. Alteration of air movement, Moisture Or; tecrperature� or any change in
comate_, locally or, regionally?
3. WATER; 4Ji.11;'the proposal te'siilt in substantia
a. Changes in currents, or the course or direction of water movements In
el thee marine or fresh waters?
Changes irk absorption rates);,drainage patterns, or the rate and amount
d.f.surface runoff?-
c, Need for o£f's3te sUj!fade °drainage .mpro eriiertts, including veg�station
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rQmoyal, Chan Ll or, cu1*tert installation?
d. Al 'terations to the course or flow of flood waters?
Change in the amaunt'ai surface wattx in any water body?
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£, bscha.rge inbci'surfaoe ii
waters', ar in any alteration of surface Water
ty, including but_ not limi.td, to temperatur�ef'dissOIVed oXygen Or
qualJL
ttirbidity7 ,
g, A taratI' of the di edtibn cr rate o fJ,Ow of ground waters'. ;
arrge t,uantity or anality ground aF waters, either through
h. Ch n the q
direct additionsor withdrawals, ora throta(ih inte>rcep'tinn o£ a aquifer
b�cu.ts ror excavations
i Reduction in the'amaunt'of water dtherwise adailab.le ,far public water
supplies"
1, Exposure' of people oripraperty td tilaterMxalted Erazards sltch a`slooaingz.`
prosal reim,t n,substaritial,
�r, pLA2JT.LrFC:. WA J, the po
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�. o 'an ecies•nf ants
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a. Change. in' thea fl�,Yors�ty of spedL, o ,numb, y �P p
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(inc,luding trees ;Shrubs, $fassy•'drops5 and aquatxb plarrts)3 ',
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ts, ` Reduction o> t3e numbers of any trrrque, rare or 'Ondangereil_ spedies o£,
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plants!
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d. 'ln`trooud;ti,on id new -;pg es ,trf plants intio m aaxeaC, or`in a barrier ltp
torr normal replenjs:ddent of 'existing spedies?
kedutticin in acreage ' OL arty apr"il !Ural crap? '
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5. ,AN114iL' U94 1411, the proposal result in 6Ubstantial:
YES ':. MAYBE
NO
a. Change in: the diversity of species"$'oz numbers of, any'spacies. pf -,animals
(b rdsy Ian animals including"xept l
ects on,, fish and:shellflsh, organisms
ar, insr4?
b, Reduction in the numbers o£ an uni uG r;�re or e
q + ndan Bred s e
y g p cies of
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animal?
c. Introduction o, new species of animoln ,into an area, or in a Fbarrier to_
the migration Jor. movement of 'animals?
tl Deterioration of existing stat or wildl,ifo habitat?
6,, IXOZgE, Will the proposal result'in substantial:
a. Increases in existing no levels?''
b. Exposure of people to sevora noise UV is?
1. LIGHT ANV G1i1RE, wili the `lsropctsal product significant light and glare?
81'LAND USE. Will th(; ;proposal roatil,t -ih a substantial $aeration of the
land
present or planned use,of nn areal
9. NATt1RAL RESOURCE,. '.Will the proposal resUlti in substantial;'
A. lnc_rease in the rate of i�ibn of any natural resourcesl
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b: UeNletion:of any non-reng�tablp natural. resources,?
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10. 918k OF UP'5ET% Will: the proposal, involve:
-n. A risk of,e?tplos on ar releases of hatardous"substances ('including, but
not limited tea oily pesticides, chemicals or radiation)- in the event°
of an a`Ccident or upset conditions?
fr, Possible interference with an'emergency response plan or emergency
e+iacucttion pian?'
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11. fcSPUt.AT10N,4]ilI the prop'u'sal alter 1Scation; distriiutian denssty or
gcnwth rata Sit the' human "popUlat;ionZ
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l2'r.fl�iU5INGi Will; the pzoposalatfect existing housings or create a demand
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Eur additional housing?
O2TATZOti/CIRCULATION: Wlll GtY� proposal,
13. TRANSf' a result in:
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a. Generation, of stifstantinl additional veh3o1e mpvement7
b. Effects on estistinby parizittK fac i.•l,iti,esi or demand for new; "parking?'
o. Substarntiai impact on exist,ittg.`rattspdztaton syseins7
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d, 53 icant alterations'tn pxnuonit• pa'tt.erns of circulation or
moVemer�t 4 . peopX,e an or goads.
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, e. Al,terat3oris to waterborne, rail or air t:nra£fic2
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!W lnc-eas
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. i7 tLf'%a 'hazairds tb ,motor veha.t: es c' ,1
l � bi yd ists' or pedestrians?
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1t4s E'UBLIC. "SERVICES 'dill the' pxoposp(l Gave `an effect upon, or` result lh' a" 'need
for new o,z altered gpveznmerft sexviCess
$i Eire' protection
b= Police pzoteotinn?
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d:Packs �r other retreat onal.faaiil ties?
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e:t7aintenanda of s .ufilic iacil`t e
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F ,including roads.?
C, Other governmental servsces?
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15., ENERGY'�
41i1, rhe proposal result" i
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YES ;fAYB' NU
n. Use of Kiabr�ta»tial sinounCs of fuel. -ar takto.kPV7
b. : 4fwt4mtial .increase i.'n demand upon �l�3n:i«iril 5ouraes 'of energy, or
requi�u the deYelopunent,of new sow�oes of Ojiergy?
}G rIfILIi Wil i "tkte proposal zesult'tin a nrdesi J!o;, i AY -W, systems, or
subst.anti(a1 alteatan s to tiiE, following:
a. Tower or natural gag?
bi ommittr1;cttions ayr:tiems 7
o. 4+'ater ava�labilityl
d, Sewer ar septic syptem5?
e. Storni Water d=airtage?
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f. Solas waste a;id dispcsl? .I
�,7W HUMAN HK}AAT.T}i. Wi11the j7topoan rasuXt in:
a. Creat 10a of any 1leajth haxurd or pirtentlat haZa (c3kclud%ng me»tal
heal th)'7
h, Eypasure of Pool S' to potential hoalthr
I hazards? '
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1f3,`: AESTHETIC§. Will Lhe proposal besult m the obstruction o£ ahy"scenie
vista"or Yield open to the
pubiic� or will the.prcposal result it, the
creation 61.44aesthptidal,ly of£ensive'site op"eri to p4ahlic viewl
l9. RECRI ATlllti. Will ''the
-- --�_ proposal result in an impadt upon tha t;ualiry or
quant ty o£ ezistig recreatio;�al opporturiities7
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20. CULTURAJ, RESbURCtS. ,
a. Fl3I1 the pzopas;al rF,Wilt in Elie alteration or, deatrus;,ion of a
prehir�torac or;hiStoric archaerrlag�cal.
s'_te?
b. wail the proposal result in adver�:e physical Orr aesthet:ic effects
tp' a p ehistar$e, or h s1 aric bixildingi, stru4p(lre.' or ob,j'e_t?
c. bo'es the, :proposal haQa' the pgtential to cati[se a gihysidal change`
wh�lch Wo�tlu affcGt uni`que�ethni,r cu"ltural �aliae5
'd. 14ill, rhe proposal rest rxc`t e�1, ting.�rdli�iuus or',sacred..use"s vi thin
the pr aenk,ial imgactl area?
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a. Surface Water;" Sheep; Hollow.o the north, Sycemore
Hollow to" the , outl7 . !t he nortlzn estezly ;portion o the
property may ,be witkiir a Z(:)neflood"hozardoUs
boundary.;;
b, Ground Water: Generally from l -20`. ft deep. Area
has '.been 'subject to h6:avy ground �aa_er withdrawals for
dOmestic water and i.ri�'.igat 'an. Land subsist ene,e
.ma,y
be a factor.
c,. Drainage Characterlstics: Prop�6rty drains to the
southwest eventually reaching Sycamore Creek;
d . Annual. Rainfall (norrlpal)
e. Limiting ' Factors: Possible flooding on the
northwesterly port -ion of the property and, potential.
subsistence,
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visual/Scenic Qualtyi C1perr land vistas to the east
and northeast,_ Industrial uses Zdjjacent`to the :west,paruly
industrial ithin the
developed indu al land ia the south wCity of
Chico
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Acoustic Quallity:l With the 60--65 d3 CNEi; contours
associated with the Chico Municipal irport:
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Air Quality: Generally good, somewhat impacted by traffic
alonig Coha'sse,t. Roadand periods of stagnant Walley air
Biblogical Environrnentr
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Vegetations: Grassland vernal ' pools to the south and
s6uthri6st .;:
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Wildlife Habitat:. Oj. n grasslands supporting` pra l e>
falcons,
Cultural Environment:
10.
Archaeological - and Hissorical Resources in, the area:, Low;
sensitivity area.
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Butte County General P1In design6tion.-I industrial.
12.
Existing zoningi SR 3.
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Existing Land Use on"slTWo single-family mobile homes:
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Surrounding Area:
a,: Land Uses : M� ni-storage;.;, to the, west '; with an"
associated residence, industrial uses to'.tYie west -and
northwest around the airport w,itYi devel:oping,,
indust<riaT lands to the' south `Open, land''to:'the east.
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b. Zoning; M -l; SR -3 A-4d� and City of Chico,ridustrial
zoning. .
c. Gen Plan �besignation: ind'ustr3;al, Pubs ic�j.
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figticultural-R'esident`ial:
d Parcel Sizest, 7,640 acres,
e. Population. Sparod, o* nonexistent to11the ;east with'
increasing densities to the south an t7 . southwest
nearing Chico.
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Characters °'of Site ,,and ea,,Urban. fringe,'' area'
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Dearest Urk�an. Araa: City o£lii,ca,
Relevant .t Spheres of xn£l�ence :;', , .. City : of Chico Chico';
Municipal Ajrgort.
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DZSTPX:BLjTTON Tx FOR C:COIN1(I`M�NT.';
✓!'Criunty, Public Warks
County Envirantiental Health
Rx�sovRc r��.rrrl.rrx.
City of .Higgs
of t;hrcc
State Water Resources Department
U.S. For Service,
City of Grid- ey
U.S. Bureau of Lands raan,asjement
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City of Orov3lle
Town Of'Parad�.se
_. _ County T1iining Committee
state DepartznentGattis
Planning D.epartfi(tnt
Staterrans'portation Depaztme�at
California-Native Plant 8gciet y
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Qual. Control ed.
State Reclamation Board
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sw�r�s
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Norte Burbank ;Pub. Utij.
Skai�sen Sulo: pint.
(CSA #21)
stirlxn
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PG&E, riOTtI1 chi
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— Biggs-W, Gridley'Water District
Pac.ifi'c Bell
Butte Wa,t,Er n.zstrct
State Til cable
DurYam zrxigat�on District.
Viacom TV Cable
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_ Paradise ,irrigation District
Rich: vale,.rrigation District
iT;~;�ax cxsora
E2 t9eclia Fire Protection'
Table Mountain jr Dist..
Thermalita xrrigat on Dis°trzct
Hist..
County xr Department/CDS'
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Bztte ,County
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Feats em R .ver Rec:. &' par D�,st.',
Pfr.adiae P.ec.
Control '-por rti,ittee
Betts's Coizrity ,arm Bureau
Aichvale Rec& Pa? !, :Dist.'
C.G nmiiriity Association;
8t& Parks Dept,-
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Pare;eI AP,#48-1-53,37, 5J,5'fi were created h;,✓ narc �l man to he
served by seenage nits fpr setdage ciisnosa..l..
Pzrce.l AP#48-1:-5rt,,38;,fi11, 57 were: treater} 'h` narcwl man to be
served by leachfields for,;sewa#e disposal.
Parcel AP48-1b42 was created based n acceptance of the eN-
istinl, mobile}roine served by a leachFi eld p£or sewage disposal. -.
The 3eparzrient cines not objet"t to the rezone provided ant�roval,
does
not s�cluce t}ie" recording of a view subda.vision man or
parcel man. New parcels cannot: he created for usage of seenal;e
nits,: The parcels as shown 1�ere created f in4i'vidus1 resi
dentes,. Commercial Building that p�rod.lice sewage flows in excess
o1E a: single family residence may not she. anproved„ 0n that li,a�sis
proposed building sizes will be; indi.vidi'luat6d prior to
construction and reviewed £or, antaciriated sewage; £.iow. This,
department cannot guarantee construction of all buildings n.ra,-
posed.
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