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Robinson and Sons, Inc.
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P.0, Box 1620
orbvi17e, CA 95965
Barnhart-Brbwn : and Associates
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T.O. BG�x 1576
Qrov': CA 95.965
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"ILLIAMS JEAN U, BERTHA
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3028 LAR},zN ROAD '
833 GIFFbRD AVE
Et''i 6SS CA 989 7
SAN DOSE CA
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WALKER` C` L i'1' ELIZOETH
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6RINILL'E CA; � 95565
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C OLlNTY OF BUT? E ST" TE
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A RESf}CUl`IOCi OF THE BOARD' OF SUPERVISORS; OF THE -COUNTY OF BUTTE
PiDOPTENG.A GENERAL PLAN
AMENDMENT I TO THE'GRIDLEY AREA LAND USE
PLAN AND: AME_ TO THE BUTTE COUNTY GENERAL
PLAN
WHEREAS", a 'private company„ Robinsonanci Sans, has
petlti.oned the Butte County Board of SUpervicors,through
an
appropriate appllcat. ion, to amend tt;a Bute County Genera.! Plan .
!-and: Use Element,: for a change. -from Orphardand Field Crop to
{ ndus-tr is [ far that property i dent .'I f :led on Exh .i b it A-1 attached
-. hereto: and -
WHEREAS„ the proposed Genera"I Plan Amendmen ha been
s"tud i`ed and..reviewed by the Rutte County Board of Supery i so r
- s" and,
a public hear tn"g` het"d" pursuant to faw, at w;:' i chtime a I !
interestedpersons were heard.; and
WHEREAS, the Butte County Board' of Super fsors has
reviewed and, const tiered the-on.tents of the" env I ronrtientat review
s;tud'y check i CExh i -n rt A-2,)"_ prepared on the amendment
pursuant
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to t e Ca 1: Envfronmenta.i Qua.Eity AGt.I,
- and.
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WHEREAS., the Butte County Board of SupervTsars finds
the proposed Gener_af PIan: ;Amendment. and' subsequent development
could ;haves potent ta:t ty stQnl'ficant impac� on the
environment,
but rvi" i t not 1'n this. case because of _the MIt Lgat ion. Mea ores,
wpich have been - attached to the project and are descr I bec!
an:
Exh r b I t A-2.;. and:
WHEREAS,, the Butte Board. ` of Supervt sots finds the
Pr "amendment campiies wrth al: ei'ements. of the Butte County
GeneraP"Yan` and camprIses- an avers!i- fn.ternalIy cons
i.;ent
wno'ler.= spe Ifica- i fy
i . The project comp I les +nrl tft the po F i c 1 es o_f the
Butte County Gene -at I?Ian.
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APPENDIX
coLTNTY OF B=,Tm:
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' EN`CJ'SRONMEN'TAi.. HEGKLSST FOI-tM
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Lead Agency) F11eS a 89-4 3A, B,&C
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Loc Ko.
25"16-105,
25- 23-33, 34
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Robinson andSons , Inc.
1. Name of proponent
2. Address of prop^'wtwx' and representative (:.f appiicable):
p,0. Box 1.620 Barnhart --Brown' & Assoc,
------- Box 1O1
OroZ �l.le ,, CA a
rovi e, .5y
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General hg- Punenmment, Rezone, dining De mi"t%
ont
P-o'd'ect description:
ReCla7itat on Plan and Do_velopment Agreefnent.
T_I. _NLANi�ATORY F22V17I'NGS OF' SSCyTV'S3- _S -•+.NCE YES MAYBE
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is Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of, the environment;
reduce the habitat of a fist, or `rildlife species, cause a fish or
siibstantialiy
wildlife population to drop below self-sustaining levels; threaten to eliminate
torcunity, reduce the nii bet or: restrict the range of a rare
a plant or animal
or' endangered plant or animal; or eliminate i#orcant Examples of major periods
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of t.ilif rnia history -or prehistory?
2, Does the `p'oj cs have ;the potential 'to achieve short-term benefits tI. o "tie
detriment of long-term environmental goals? (A short -tem impact on the
time Vthile
enVitbrnient is gone which occurs in a relatively brief period of
g tare :) ----�
long-term ampacts will. endure; into the fut
3. Does the project have impacts whien are iridiaiaually^limited bumcumulatively
may impact nn two or more separate resources where
Donsideaapro.
(A project
the impact on each resource 'is relatively small, but '.+here the effect of the
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total of those;;impacts' on the environment is significant:)
k. Does the -project have environments, effects which will cause "substantial
hu an beingsy either directly _o "r ind'3rectlyl
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adversie effects on
iYI, IDER2"ID NATSON (To be completed by the Lead Agency). '.On the basis of
. tkiis ini`-tial e�aluati'oni
I/ find th=-' NOT'�iave a significant effect on the
e proposed project CO
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ertvizoninent and a ',lEonTWE bECLAftATIOf# will be preparecir,
IAti, find that although the 'proposed projedt DOIJID have a 'significant effeta
will riot 'be a significant effect in this case because
do the, environ:aecit, there
the FfITIc3ATTbN described 'nn, the attached sheet have been added to `the
,MEASt3Pi:$
project,;: A E{EGA2I E DECLARATI01# will be preyared.
T/�+`E find the 'prnpesed pro jest RA have a, tip ican, effect on tha ,envirotudent,
and an r�iVIFON?KETfiTAL- Il�PAC2'PEPORT' is required.
COUt#TY of tutrz- OWMINo btPARTtiENT
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bt ' - tSavac� All $oTiS m15
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ENV' ZRQ NMEN-rA.L. TIPACTS
(tXPIanations of all ,I n
d YBE'� _,
YES "HAansve,are. required on attached sheet(s),
1•' EAPTH". Will the ro osal
P. P
result in significant; -.
a: Unstableearth":conditions
orh
. c
b. Dis ' anges in substructures?
rupCidn, displacement
- NAY3E' _N_p
coiupaction or ovezcovek ng of the soil?
c• Change in tapograPhy
or ground surface releF features?
d• Destructian, covering
-'�-
or modi
feaCUrbs'l fication of any unique geologic
or physical
e• Increase in wind or water erosion of soils e1 thee' on or
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Off site?
f: changes in deposition or ez
depUosiott of beach s
:ition ox erasion vhich may mbdif ands, or changes in siltation,
n� d
`
.the of thN ocean or any bay; inletorVistre
e; °{ a river or w
8; Los s of prilae agfiicalturally productive soils outside
areas.
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designated,urb an
h.
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Property
P 8 ors
Eat" osure of peoplrouto eojogid hazards such as earth
g
landslides; mudttlf , grOLLndYfai.lurq
�
or similar hasards2 gUalces„
x• ATR. Will the proposal resultC:.
in substantial,
a: Air ;emissions or deterioration of ambient
air quality?
b• The creation of objectionable odors;
smoke br,
c• A2teratiori of air ,fames.
t laiall or regionally,a's,ture or t
cli.mate movement emperature
Yor
�-=--
an change :
3. WAT�t. Hill the Y
Pr anal res
°P ult in 'substantial:
a• Changes in cu.'^rentsor
either marine or ,esh haters? the course or dir
fresh ection of water iaovements;in4
--` —�
b• Changes in aIsorvtion rates d'
--
of surfacezunaf£? ' ara`nage patterns.
-..
s- or -the race and amount
c. 'heed .fo"r off. -site su."face, drainage
removal,
- -
i.�oroveinerits
channeiization or culvert installarianl
, including vegetation
d• Alterations to the course ar flow of flood watersl
- e. Chan e amoant
B -in the. of surface water ►.n any hater body;
f•
Dischar'e into surfa _
gUalityg includitt bit waters, qr in any alteration o£'"�-
turbidity? B not 1 ited tot surface hater
emperatar:e,
dissolved oXYgeh or
g� AltereC%on of the di;roetinh or tate of flow of ground waters?[.
h•
Change ih the _
QUant�t! 'pr quality of ground waters, either through
by da l'ect additions or h
bY ect Additions l,thdrahalsi be
kcava g
—
.e -through rote
axons? roe t i D
P n of an aqusfer
is
in the
sgopltioh Amb
suPPlies?
6lnt of Mater bsherriise available for piiblia w ater
r
Expotutd of people be ;proPert� to 'ter�re'lated� hazards
L. p
LA4-------LTpr- Y ro , floodihB�Ily
the p p l
osa result in sub stantial:
aChange,.iit the d ,vetsity of 'species
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o
(indluding trees, shrubs r number of an w
grass► craps, and a of any..pec`ies of plah`ts
q plants1
b� Reduction�of
ehenumbets of �
plaritw? y unique, rates or atidahgered species
of
et Intraduct ion of :new s seise-`'
the P , . of ;, �.
normal, re lL,hishmeht ►hto .,
p an area -;�
,
ttigs ar a barrier to
o£ ekstirig species?
d= Redtctidh in acreage 0f any Agritultu- crrp?
F'�•
„ S• ANT— !1.tiL---_LTWiil the proposal result in substantial:
Y„ r5 ►L�YBE NO
A, Change in the diversity of speciesd a , 'or numbers of:any species of animals
tiles
(buds, lannir,aI including rep, fish and shellfish organisms
or, insects}?
�B
bal Reduction in the numbers of any uni que, raze or endangered species of
—�_
animals°
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C* Introduction of :new species of an into an area, or in a barrier to
the migration or''movemeht ofanimals!
X
d. beteriaratian of existing fish or wild life,
6. NOISE, Will the proposal result in substantial:
A. Increases .in existing noise levels?
X ''
b, Esc posure of people to severe noise levels?
k G
]. LIGHT At GLAPE,- Will the',proposal produce sinificant light and glare?
.�.
X'
P„ LAND USz. Will th e. propoStn't result in a substantial altezatibn of the
present or planned land uce of an Areal
9. NATURAL:PtSOURCES. wi11. the proposal result in substantial::
a. Increase in the rate of: us of any natural resources2
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bepletian'ai 6n,ndn-renewable natural resoesrces',
10. RISK OF iF?SiTi, Will the proposal:nvolve
a, A rick of explosion or release of hazardous substances (including, but
hot,limitad to, oil, pesticides, chemicals or radiatinn) in the event
of an accident or 4 ..at. conditions?'..
b„ Posssble interference with an emergency response plan or emergency
eva-Uation plan?
11. OPU tl0,?, Will the proposal alter locations dist.-ibiition� density or
#;rawth rate of the hubari papulation?
1 the proposal affect ekisting housing, or create a'demand
for Additiohal housing?
13,Z -P NSPOPTATIONIrTRC1TLhT7oN, Will,
ill the proposal result in:
Generation of substantial additional y��Fiicie laovec�eilt?
6;: Effects an estisting parking facilities; or demand'fbr new parking?
X
c r 5ubstarttial, ,impact on existing tsa;isportation'systems?.
1
d• Significant alterations to preseht patterns nl” ciraulatioh ar'
movement of peo le and/or ood�"1:
P g
_M
X.G
p Alterations to waterbgiYte,i ,or air traffic.?
Incree in t.affic haxaxd's to motor veh
asidles.s bicyclists or pedestrians'',
JC
i4•L.� tom'+ICES. bill the prbp6sal have alt effect upon, o'r result in a_ need
for new or aitere, d gaverrlment servictit,
protection?
b; . Police prate,ctfon�
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c. 5ohools?
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d; Prcrh� or other recreational facilities?
e;' iiaintenance of public fac%lities„j including roads?
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gaV$i'I1111Ei1�a�-;erV�.COO
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YES MAYBE t7d
-Will the. proposal result in:
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of I
a. Use.of or energy?
suac=eas�in
demandfu on existing sources of energy, or
b, substantx
require the development of new sources of energy?
l6. VLZLiTiES Will the proposal result in a need for new systeas,'or
suostant a'l alterations to the' fallaQing:
a;� po%,Yer ,or natural gust
bi Copplunications systems?,
G
Water availabilityl,
d. sewer or septic syszt
X
e, storm water drainage',
IXG
f, Solid waste and disposal?
17 NlJt1Al Will the proposal result in;
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any health lih.tard or potential hazard {excluding
a. Creation of
health)
b, gxposure of` people to potential healthhazards?
18. AES2iTICS. tiill the proposal resoCWillthnProP sal resulbsttuctidn of tnn thele
vista or view a en to the, public, - en to ublic view?
of an aesthetically offensive site op P
creation
F uality or
ECRxATI9N. N11 the 'proposil result in anytrpact upon the q
X
19.
quantity oz existing recreational opportunities?
20. .CULTURhT. ?W56tT C=S,
or destruction of a
X
a. Will the proposal result'. in the alteration
historic ,archaeological site?
prehistoric ox
tail the proposal resulti in ?derse phystzuctureao object?ffects
to a prehistoric or hisi:oric buildings —
c. Does the proposal have the potential to cause a physical change
cultural va lues?
-- �y
. _
Which Gould affect unique ethnic
66 Will the proP anal restrict existing veli g ibus or sacred rises Within
-_,the .potential impact axad
7�YSC'L7SSS'c7N OF" 'ENV �Etc�NMl✓NT'AL EVALTJA,TYON
See attached,
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Cof'tc!~ete M I ke'r Tr
1,08.:00
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SCI'eens"
03 . CO
Asphalt PIant
85..00
Tota I eQu I pment sound
output
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logarl,thmlc sUm of sound' pressures
( Ipillo)
P Total 0 l 0.5'
(n 10 j
50118723362.73
Sum of a29 to
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572551772246.99
63095734448.02,
3 162-27766',,.02
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251 18864315. ib
251188,64315.10
estimated plant
125'892541179.42
output at sIto
63095734448'.02,
1995.2633149 69',
i17.=58
,3 16227766`. 02
Notes: .Where two of ,the
same pieces of equipment WlII be Ionated-on-
slte, the dB output is
egUa1
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8292
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58,84
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2040.0o60
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47;36
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Visual/ nic QuaIity H!ghly s nJc views of r'Iver;
trees, fie, 1ds
64
Acoustic -Quality: Excellent.
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A I r ,Oua 1`'1 ty - Good
Biological En4Vir'onment
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vegetat'Ion: RlparIan species, Cottonwood, Pop!ar,
B 1 ackberry , ,P:o Is 6 n Oak <:
g,
WIldlife Habitat: LImlted Riparian and 'marsh habitat
3ultable,for ducks, rabbits, birds, :etc. -
CU1tUral Environment: `
Archaeolog(ca .I and Hlitbrlcal Resoue,ces'In the area,: High
otentIal for resources Ilsted on B utte County maps•.
g g have oVercovet`ed any
However, dred er taIIIn s would
artifacts:
1 1 :
__ and FleLi
BUtt[e County ° Gen`e'r"a I 'P han des I nat l on . ' Orehard
g
C• OD.
12..
Ex 1 st 1 ng' ; Zon lin g
is.,
Exlit, tIng Land Use on-site:' Rock piles:
`14,
Surrounding Area.
a. Lane! Uses: Feather' River, a;g Iands, no slgnIfIcant
res l dent f a i leve l'apm6 -t bz'fore 2b.00 feet east.
b4 to n I ng
c: Gen'; Plan Des Ignat] oh: Orchard and F!:etd Crop
Agr'IcU1%uraI Resl`.dent'lal, Public,
tl. Parcel Sizes: lyest 20-25. North; 161: East: 178-,
SOO-. South:' 29-34'.
e: PopuiatIon: Spar"se,
16.;
Character Of Site and Area; Dredger tal'lings' along Feather
River.;
16�
Nearest Urban Area: city of Orovllre.
17•
t'
evanSpheres of influence: Butte county Mosqulto
batement District,
A
18,
ImproVern:ents Standards Urban Area: NIAr
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RESOLUTIQ1v NO. 89-7
A_RESOLUT,ION: OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION OF THE COUNTY
OF BUTTE APPROVING AND RECOMMENDING TO THE BOARD OF '
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SUPERVISORS THE ADOPTION OF As GENERAL PLAN AMENDMENT
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TO BUTTE COUNTY GENERAL PLAN
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, company, binsoh nd sons, has
WHEREASa priv6l4e
i petitioned the g on through an
p e Butte .County P.larinin Commissi g
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appropriate application, t` amend the Butte County General Plan
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Land Use Element, for a than e' from Orchard and' Field Cro to
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y identified on Exhibit A-1 attache
Industria: o'�, that property ided
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hereto; and
7c1j4REAS,
the, proposed General Plan'Amendment has been
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studied and review y the Butte County P�anning'Commssion and
ed b
a public' Yieating; held pursuant. to law, at v�hi h time all
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interested ersons` were heard; and
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WHEREAS, the Butte County Planning Commission has
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tevi�ewed and dont the: contents of the e'virohmen tal,,revieia '
rt udy check:list (9- bLt AW2) prepared on the°amendment pursuant `'
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to the California Eh'vironmental, Quality Act; and
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- WHE'REAS, the Butte ,- County Planning Cacnmi ssion finds
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the proposed General Plan Amendment and subsequent development }
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otentiall si nificant impact on the environmen18, t,'
could have � p �' ,.
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but will riot in this case because of the .Mitigation Measures
which. have been attached to the project and are described on
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Exhibit A-2; and
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WHE LEAS the, Butte Countypt Co'minissian £finds the
o rssed amendment cimplaes With alb elements of the Butte
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County General Plan and comprises an overall internally
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µ consistent Wholospecifically:,,
The project complies with,the policies of the
Butte County General: Plan.
Adequate separation betwe �, n noise g enErators and
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issensitive
receptors is provided.
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The land in its present state as not suitable for
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orchard and field Crop use.
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The project site has direct access to the
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existing processing p t
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NOW, TE EREFORE , 'BE ST RESOLvEp, A18 FOLLOiNS:�
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General Plan Amendment to Indu str,ial as shown
The
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on the attached Exhibit A=1 hereby incorporated by 'reference..
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The General Plan Amend"ment is hereby recommen ded
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aof Supervisors:
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ria tion. to Count Board
P the Butte
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far,
AI5 OPTED by the Butte County Planning j
PASSED AND ,
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b he fo oof November, 1989 ing
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this 9t h d ay t
Commissa.on on
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vote: -an
p skit Matson;
Lynch; Forbes
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ACES Commission ers
Chairman Lambert
DOES: No one
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ABST'�•xNRD : No one"
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NINA LAMBERTy CHAIRMAN
Butte County: CHAIRMAN
Commission
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OUTT8 COUNTY. PANNING COMMISSION .
FEARING DATEStt� 13
APPLICANT: JF�f�iius,o`` � OIa�NER'
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Lead Agency,)
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dame of proponent Robinson and Sons,hc.
Address of proponent and representative (if applicable):
- P.O Box 1620 Barnhart—Brown & Assac
Qrov,ille,j CA 939,65 P .0 Box 157-6-
10roviTlei CA,
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Project descriptions General Plan Amendment, Rezo;rle, Nlihing ,Per it/
Reclamation P1 an and Development Agre.ement.
.' IF:. Y`2AN73ATOi2Y
I�2N�S OF' S�
F'YN _ GN'iF'2CANCE i YES "MAYBE
NO
1.
Does the project have the potential to degrade the quality of the environment
substantially 'reduce the habitat of a fish or wildlife species, cause a fish rr
Wildlife population to drop "below self-sustaining levels, threaten to elimirvite
Plant
or dant or animal community, reduce ,the number or restrict the range of a rake
plant or animal or eliminate important examples of major 'periods
of California history o;r: prehistory?
2.
Doers the project have the potential to achieve short-term benefits to .the
detriment of 1,ohg-term environmental goals! (A short-term itrtpac;t on the
environment is one which occurs in a relatively, brief per time wh
zo of a while.
lonL;-term impacts -into
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will endure the future.)
3�
Does the project have impacts which are individually limited but cumulatively
considerable? (A project may ,impact an two or mole separate resources where
the impact on each resource is relatively small, but Where the effect of the
total of those impacts on the,
he envirarunent is significant.)
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4.
Does the project have dhvironmentil eil'ddbs which will cause substantial
adverse effects on human "beings either directly or indirectly?
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IFF, 'bias 11:Ri4tNATT"t7N (To be completed by the Lead Agency), On the basis of
this .initial evaluation;
I/WE find the proposed projact'COULb NOT have a significant effect. on the
ehv roriment and a NEGATIVE D8 0UkA. "Will be prepared..,:
find that although the proposed project COULD'have a 'significant effect
on the environment, there will not be a significant effect in this dase'because
the ,MITIGATION MEASURES 'described on the attached sheet have been added to the,
projec"t, A. NEGATIvE DELARATFfJN will be preparedo ,
I/yiE find the proposed projedt,RAY have a significaht effect on the ehvirornment}
and an ENV'fjtONMENTAL IMPACT RiPOR'T is; required.
Coum of 8t= pLANf1ING bEPAitTMENT
DATE.
J11 y iY 19 $.� BY,
l evict R► Hit him is
Behioi; . arlrler _
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kaviewed ,by:
': ZN: ENV2RE7N'MENTAI`, ZM�ACT'S
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of all YES and MAYBE answer
(Explanations - u u p u s are required on attached;sheet(s).
L. 'EARTH. Will the proposal result in significant;
'YES MAYBE
NO
a.
Unstable"earth conditions, or changes In geologic substructures)
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b.
Disruption, displacement, compaction'or overcovering of the soil?
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c.
Change in topography .or ground' surface relief features?
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d.
covering
Destruction, n or modification of any unique geologic or'physical
features?
e.
Increase in Wind or water erosion of soils f' either on or offsite?
f.
Chp es in de osition or erosion of beach sands, or changes in siltation,
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de osition or erosion which may modify the channel of a river or streaip
or the bed of the ocean or any bay, inlet or lake?
g.
Loss of prime ag'ricu'lturally productive soils outsiAp designated urban ,
h.
Exposure f eo'le or ro ert to eolo is hazards such as earthquakes,
mudslides)pground
lan alidesj failure or similar h; ;rotas?
2. AIR, Will, the proposal result in ,substantial;
a.
Air emissions or deterioration of ambient air 'quality,?,
b.
The; creation of objectionable odorsj, smoke or fumes?
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Alteration of air movement; moisture or temperature,; or any change in
climate, locally or regionally.'"
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3, WATER,, Will the proposal result in substantial`;
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a.
Changes in currents, or the course dr direction of Water movements in
either marine or fresh waters? '
b.
Changes inti absorption ratesj drainage patterns, or the:'rate and amount
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of surfade rtiutoff7
C.,
;teed for offwsite:surface drAihage improvements, including vegetation
removal, channelization or culvert initallat on?
d,
Alterations to the course or flow of flobd, Waterit?
e.
Ch`
na in .the amo unt of wa
ag surface ter in any water body?
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Uisc_harge into surface Waters; ?or in any alteration, of surfaoe water
q lity, including 'but neat limited to°te;rrperaturej dissolved okygen be
turbi.dity7�
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Alteration of the �directioh or rate of floc+ of grouria Waters? -
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Change: in the quantity or quality of ground Watersj'eithee through
direct additions orwithdrawals. or through -inte`rce'ption of art aquifer
b' cuts or a cava
y Uons 7
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Reduction in the amount''iii water ot}iervlise availabl.r public .Ear water
suppiies�
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Lit oSure of eo 1e' oY de tela;
P People property to wat ed hazards tit flooding?-
4, Pt ANT ;;IPE. Will the proposal result iti substantial:
a,
Change in the diversity of species, or number of any species of,pplants
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inc„ tees hrub
uding t s
r . j�grassy, cropsy and aquatic plants,?
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b.
Reduction of the ,;;umbers of an uni ue rare or end
Y' q i _ angered:sped es of
plants?
c.
tntriductibn of new species of plants into an area] or in a barrier, to
the-piormal ceplenishrden`t� of eitistiilg species'; �
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d,
�Pd4jjdtjojrjr in aeredge bf MY agritulturtil crop]
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5: ANIMAL LIFE: Wille the proposal result in substantial:
a. Change in the diversity of species, or numbers of any species of animals
includi
animals ng reptiles, fish and shellfish,
YE5,4AYBE NO
orlinse�land
organisms
b• anarealson in the numbers o!: an uni' ue rare or :endangered p
'. y q , g red S ecieS of
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c. Introduction of new species of an into an Brea, or:in barrier to
the migration. or movement of
g animals?
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d. Deterioration of existing fish or wildlife habitat?
fi. NOISE. Will the proposal result. in substantial:
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a. increases in existing noise levels?'
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b. Exposure of` people to severe noise levels?
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7• LIGijT AND GLARE. Will the proposal produce significant light and glare?
$. LA?tD USE. Wzlr the`_'propor3rs:1 result, irt, a sub' ant alterataii of the
resent or Tanned 1
P P and use of an'area?
9, NATURAL EESOURCE5, Will the proposal result in substantiaLi'
a. Increase in the rate of use of any naturalresources?
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b. Deletion.of an` non�renewab'le natural reso
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L0RISK UF'UPSET:; Will the proposal involve:
A,A risk of expldsion or release of hazardous.sisbstances (including, but,
not, limited t0 oil _ _ (
esticides chemicals or rads.atson n the event
of an acciderit or a set
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P conditions.
X
b• possible inPer£erence wd ' an. emergency response plan or emergercy
ttICuation lan7
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ii, POPUL/.TfON, Will the proposal alter location, distribution, density of
growth rate of the human ob
p ulation?
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12, HOUSI?U Will the proposal affect existing housing, or create a demand
for Wditional, housing?
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13.N51�ORTATION/t'IRCUTATION.' Wil1 the proposal result in:
a Genera"tion of substantial additional vehicle movement?
b'F Sir�c;s on 'existing parking facilities, or demand for new parlsing7
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cz Substantial impact an existing 'transportation
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Si-nificant alterations to present attern5 of Circulation'
g or
movement of peopl.:e and/ni`gaods7"
e Aftentio>is: td'wdtdtb6rhejL rail3
_ or air tra�Cfic.
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£., Increase lin traffic hazards to motor Vehfcles' bicyclists or pedestrians?
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14. PUBLIC SERVICES, Will the proposal have an effect upon, or result,In: ;a need
fo'r new or altered government services:
A,: Fire 'protection3
b, Po lice rotect io '
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p 3
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C. r Scho'
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d,' L'a'rks or, other recreatibnal facilitie0
e.=' kaint6hW10e of public Eacflitiesi including roans?
f� Othergavetrlmental servlces?
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15,� ENERGY, Will the. proposal result in:,
_YES NQ
Use of subs.tahtial amqunts of fuel or efter ?
gy,
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b. Substantial indtease in dei=d upon existing sources 'of enek o
gy r
require the development of new, goueces'of. energyJ
'16 UTILItTESL Will, the proposal L -esu it in a need 'for new,systems, or I
:
substantial alf!�,tatibfis to thelrollpwing.
a Pol4er ot nattiral gas?,
bi Communicat ions systebs?
d. Water availabllity?�.
d., Uw4t or septic sys�emsl
e.. $tQrm water drainage?
f. Sblidlwdsta and dlspoaal�
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creation of any health hazard, or �potentiai hazz d (ex lud"ng menital
r c
healt hi) 1 i
b EXpo'sure, of people to Potential health Miards?
18 AEST!ttrfC� i Will LbA Proposal result In the O�strUt�tjbn 6k an scenie
vista or viek� q It
Pdri to the public, or Will LhO_ proposal resul ini the
creation of An adsthetically offensive site . open to public view'?
RttPS-ATION, Will the :proposal result,. in- an impadt, upon, the quality or
Tantity of existing recreational- opportunities,,
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wil , .1 ihe I propbsAl kbS , Ul t, in the Alt�ratic)n OtL do ti of a
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prehi.storic or �Itt6ric &rchaeol6gidal_ gitt?
will the,prop6sal. result It! adverse physidal or Aetthetic. effefts
-to a ptehi,' t -tl- hil
4. o - c or stokid, _b_u3ldin 9j s xuc, tire or object.
t�, the proposal havia the potential to cjjuk I a a phy,�idal dhi ingd
�4hiich, would,affl que e e
ect uni i �hhid, r-ultural c�iju s�
d, 1 the pro 6sal tedttidt ekistihg reli�,io s - sadred Osep,qithin,
P, 0 'or
the: impact-lareaT -
Otbhtial 7
W: S CUS S, 110TI OV E:i�rVmkbr4mmiq -xAn! VA_T_._tYAtr 1:1 0 i4l
atfachbd.
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t4any of the neW l y 'exca.vatedponds
and cans Is 'c231ita t r, warmwater f I sh
Wnlch have traveled form the rlver
or adjacent ponds d.urIng overflow
erl.ods. One species u sually
predominates In any Gond, with the
Largemouth Bass f�Und most frequently,
The Ilst below shows the
expected habitat of the most common
game -fish:
The Feather River Is the most
I`mportan't King Salmon spawning
t:rIbUtary in the Sacramento ;River system.
Hab I tat
F'I sh Spec; les
Rocky bottom ponds and canals
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Largemouth_'pass,, Sm.allmputh Bass,,.
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Green sunf`I<sh, ,Black crappie,.
Sandy 6r slIty bottom ponds,
La:rgem6uth Ba'ss, BIUegill,'Wh1t:e
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Crappie, Br:own Bullhead.
F'eather River
$mal(mouth Bass, Green ,Sunfish,
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White Catf
h ish,,' Channel, Cat'fIsh,
King Salmon (fall and spring
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runs) ,Stee I head (w 1 titer'-, andspring"'runs),
AmerI-can Shad""(June
r"Un) , 'Striped B:ass '( Jun;e run)'.
Spec I es of spec I a I cohcer n : i IR I ng to }; I , Deer Molise, Def:r , Be'aver
Otter Cottonta.lI: Birds: Bald
EagIe, Per;egrine Falcon; YeIIoW-
Tailed Cuckoo:, PI`ants: California Hlblscu B'Iack Wald Arabls
B`rewe'r 1 t
Land Uses
- SurroUnding Ia:ntl Uses West of the
river- include orchards, irrigated
pastUre, rice;; some lallings antl
the adjacent Mathews pit, East of
the river, most of the property ,Is
within the WIIdlIfe Area, borrow
areal or" occUpled by, tal'Iings:
?he only agrlcUltural use is dr`y
pasture: Nume"oUs residences are
cIUstered a1ohg the Highway 70
frontage,' r-. -
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Permanent human activity I h the area
Is IoW., the nearest residences
are:
1500 ft: west
1,800 f t. west
2300 ft ear z,*'
4700 ft West
6200 f t : west
MiNUmer 'US res I dences are I ocated' between 2300 and 47tab f ti east of
the pro jedt hoar HI hWa + 70:�
dally human activity; Is hlghe'r
from' red 'reat'Ionists, prllnariiy
shermen/wome► . the wt.(di lfe
ar"ea provides apport>.in'tlbs f` or
fIshing,,°walk:ing,; b1dyciing, sWImmIng,
WlldIIfe ob'soryat16- and
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