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Narris'on & E. Bailey
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450 Ar'l i ngton Way
menl o Pairk, CA 94025
73-13-05
Lane & Shirley Aldrich
Wolf St,Rt. Box 9658
Orovil`le, CA 95965
73-13.07
Ted Runge
4551 011 v Hwy o
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Orovil'1e, CA 95965
Gary Klein
P 0 Box 1068
Orovi l l e9 CA 95965
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73-13-09
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Ro'byr Pi neda
P 0 Bax lOGB
Oroville, CA 95965
73-13.-10
Ame-ei tone Paint Corp
Fred G°eyl er
18414 S, Santa Fe AvP<
Compto.rn, CV 90200,.
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Loren Woodworth
862 111. Butte Street:
W I.,lows, CA 95988
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Anthuny & Jean_ Palomba
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4732 f=air AVe.
Oakland; CA 546,0,0
7a;13-27
Wilbert & Ruth 'Combs
5865 Ridgewood brive
0a0and, CA 94600
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Natal ie bigrazia
1329 Foxwor'thy Ave
San Jose, CA 95100:
73-14-29.;,
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Lyle & 11ary. Amus
Kenneth & Patsy Kel.s-ae
Box 6530 W66d1 eaf -Sear
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Orovi 1 l e, CA 95965 =
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APP ND IX�1 F
` ENVIRONME'NTAL CHECKLIST FORM
(To be completed by' Agency)
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I BACKGROUND J
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Naim of "Proponen,r Kenneth Xel.soe
Address ` and ;PhNumber_(�jg {°Proponent
11. P8a kwo&d Dr
Oroviale, Ca.
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Date of Chedkiist ' Submit'ted
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Agency Requiring checki;istEnt�lronmental ReReyiew Dept.,;�f
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Name ofPro osai f iApplicable ezone
TT . ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
(Ex ;
plana.tion`s of all "yes" and, u���,h�,o afiswers Are rec�u3red
on
attached sheets.)
k YES MAYBE
NO
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Earth, Will the proposal re+,telt in sa:gnificanta
a. . Unstable ear. concUti. ons or 1Ad
changp:s in cjeolo,- is "substructures"
b . DlSruptians di splaCements ►c?pl`"
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pactiaWor o'vorcoverihq of the so;ij? X
a., Change i n topography or ground E; i
Siirfa.ci ,. relief fea-tutels?
X
C1 Destruction, covering or
modification, of any unigiie geologic,'
or Physical featutee?
X,
e. Increas,e ,i.n wind, or water
erosion bi scaafls either ori .or off
the S it ?n
X
f ' .Changes in deposition czr orosi.ori
of beach sands,, or changes In Siltata, n,, .,
deposition or erosi,ori which MAY modify„
the ' channe 1 of a itivet or s trcam or the-
hebed'of
be d o fthe ocean'or, any'baye Inlet or .1ake7
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YES `MAYBE NO
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h. ;,Reduction in, 'the amount of , water
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otherwise available for public
water supplies?
X.
Exposure of people or property to
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water related hazards such as flooding?
X
(` 4.
Plant Life. Will the proposal result
in -8-i ib8E tial:'
a. change "in the diversity 'of species;; or
number of any species of plants (including
treeil; 'sh.rubs, grass, crops, midrof:lora
and aquatic plants')?
X
b. Reduudtion. of the numbers of any unique,
rase or endangered, species of rr'l.ahts?
X
c, Introduction of new species of plants
into an, area, or ,�n a barrier, to the
normal replenishment of existing species'?
X
di Reduction in acreage of any agria'aYtu`ral
crop
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,Animal Life. Will the proposal result in
Substantial:
a. Change in the d1versity of species, or
numbers of any spz ;-i es of animals (:lairds,
land animals inc uding reptiles, fish and
shellfish, ):)enthic organ1$ms, inn8ect8or
Micrbfauna)?
x
b . Reduction of the numbers .of any •unigtle,
rare or, endangered species, of animals?
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c, lntkoductl6t eof' neva species of animals
into an, are,4k or result in a barrier to
the migration or moVp meat of animals?
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d . `Zeterioration to" existing fish or
wildlife habitat?
6.
Noisee Will the proposal result in
' substantia].:
a, increases in ;noisy levels?'
X
b. E :posu e of peaple to se -V re noise levels?
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Appendix
E' page of 8
YES MAYBE
NO
Light and Glare. Will the 'proposal, produce
significant- light..or glare?
X
Revised 8.
Land Use. Will the proposal result in a
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substantiai alteration of the planned land
use of an areal
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9.
Natural ROsources. Will the proposal result
En substantial
a .crease i ate of use; of ani,
y
natural resources?
X
b. Depletion, of any nonrenewable
natural resource? ,�
X
1 0.
Risk of U,ps�et. Does the p,toposal. involve ,
A risk o�ann explosion 'or the; release of .�
hazardous substances (including, but note
limited to,- oil, pesticides', chemicals or
radiation)'in,the event of an accident or
upset conditions?
X
11.
p„ opulation . Will the proposal significantly„
alter the location, distribution, density,
or growth.,rate of the human population of
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an .areal _
X
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fousin. Will the proposal significantly
affect eXiSting housing, or,create-a
demand for additional. hous 1n g
13.
Trans, ortation,/circulation. Will the
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proposal result inc
a. Generation of 8ubstar,itiAlL additional
vehicular movement?
X
b. Significant effects on existing parking
facitit bs, or demand for new parking?
X
o,4 Substantial impact upon existing
transports tion systems?,
X
d . Significant alterations to present
patterns of circulation or,movement
of people and%or goods?
X
e. alterations to �taterborne; rail or
air traffic?
X
Appendix p page 4
of 8
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MAYBE NO'
f . Increase in" traffic hazards to 'motor
Vehicles, bicyclists Ok pedestrians?
Y.
14.
Public Services. Will the proposal have
an effect upon, or result,in a; substantial
need for new or altered governmental services
in any of the following areas. `
a: Fire protection?
bo Police protection"
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0.1 Schools?
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d. Parks or other recreational facilities?,
x
e. Maintenance, of public facilities,,r4
including rbads?
X
f . Other governmental service ?
X
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Enerqy.. Will the, proposal result in:
a. ` ' Use of substantial amounts of fuel or
One rgy ?
X
b. Substantial increase in demand upon
existing sources of energy, or 'require
X
the development °of new sources of energy?
16.
Utilities. Will the`,propotal result in a
need for new systems,, 'or substantial,,
.
alterations to the following utilities:
-a. 'Power or natural gas?
X
b. Communications syst.!pms�?
0. Water? �
X
x
17.
Duman Health.wi11 the pr':,oposal result in:
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a . Creation of any h8alth1'k,,,hazat,cl or potential
health hazard (excludintj mental health)?
b.' Exposure, of 'people to potential health
hazards?
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Appendix %"
page 5 of, 8
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YES MAYBE NO,
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Aesthetics. Will ;the' proposal result in: the
a,bstruction of any public designated or
-recognized scenic vista open to the ;public,
or Will the proposal result to the creation
of an aesthetically offensive site open
to public view?
X
19.
RecreAtion. Will the proposal. result in
an impact upon the.quality or quantity of
existing public recreational faciiities?
x
20.
Aroheolo5cal/Historical. Will the"'proposal
iesult inan alteratiE of a significant
archeological or histoxi,ca,l Sate, structure
object or building?
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MandatorV. Findings • of Significance : _
oa . 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
or wildlife, population to drop below
self sustaining levels,, threaten to
-eliminates plant or animal community,
reduce the number or restrict the range
of a rare or endangered'plant or animal
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or. eliminate important example of the.,,
mayor -periods of California hi staryr
prehistory?
b Does the project have the pote It`ia1" to
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achieve short term benefits to`the
det"i ent of publicly adopted long term
environmental goals?
c. Does the project have imp4cts which
of e indi'vidual'ly limited, but cutula
tively considerable? (A projectrmay
mpact on two or more'separate re8ources
where the impact on each resourceis
relatively small, but Where the effect
of the total of those impacts on 'the
X
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environment is significant.')
d,. Does the project have environmental
effects Which Will cause substantia.
adverse eef'ects on human beings,
X
either directly or indirectly?
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Appendix F,, page fi of ;a
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DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EVALUATION-
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l.b Limited wading of the homesite is expected. The
extent of displacement and overcovering should be confined
to the area of homesitey carport and shop. N outbuilding
or decks are presently planned. The driveway,will be ,and
est mtited,18OPt. long, oriented north-south.The slope
is;,gentle from south to north and is such that no serious
erosion potential will result from the clearing of the
driveway and homesite.
2.b. The only objectionable odors considerable would
result from a faulty septic system. Soil conditions are
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acceptable for ;septics . =
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3.b. The amount of surface waster runofz" will increase
onsite especially with the removal of brush and considering
the Orientation of the driveway. No problems We eXpected.
S. %1'he General i:)1an,. Land' 'iseMap shows the area as
Revised:
QPM (Timber --Mountainous) The parcel, in qixe,stion adjoins
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existing T! -M-2 zoning. There area number -of,, other two -
acre parcels i the ne�gki'borhood, mostly lying across the
0roville Forbes -town Road to the South 2l.d west
16. t 1a tie=s are° available from existing facila figs along .
Porbestoan Road,
MITIGATION MEASURES
none necessary°,
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Appendix F page 1 0£ 8
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This As
to advise that the Butte' County Doa: td, o.f
Supervisors
P Lead
Ag ency
has made the following determinations regarding'
the above-described
p ro� ect
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project has been,oved b
���'o;l> '�, a ppr_ ' Y the
head Agency.
r ] disam)roved
7. The
project will have a significant
effect on the environment.
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An. E)Ivironmental :Impact Reportwas' pre�are?d
for t11Is' project
'pursuant to the provisions of CEQA, and
vas cextta f ied as '` re.-
quired by Section 15055 (g'), 1,4 Ca,lHornia
Administrative code.
A Negative Declaration was. prepared f -or
tH pxojecpu
t; r.suan
..to
the provisions of CEQA A copy; of the
Negative beclarat, n
%s attached.
Appendix H - page,. 1 of 22
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APPENDIh ,G `t)
YEGAT,IVE DECLARATION REGARDING ,EIVVIRONMENT�L_;�I�IpACT
1.
NOTIC2 IS HEREBY GIVEN that the project describgd below haS,"'
been reviewed. pursuant to the
provisions of the CalifozYnia
Environmental Quality Act of 1.970`')<Publi.c Resources Code
211,001 et .L.) and a deterarinat!.On has been made that it will
not have a, significant effect upon the env�.ronmerir,
2.
DESCRIPTION OF PROS"ECTr 77-08-04—a
Rezone f roin A--5 to SR -'L
.AP# 75-13-04
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h9CATON OF PR:OL'ECT:
mile west of Robinson Mill Rd. , Vbrbestown �cl.
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NAM AND ADDRESS Off'PROS ECT APPLICANT:
Kenneth B. Kelsoe
#11 Packwood Drive
Orovilie, Ca. 9398 �
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MITIGATION ,MEASURES
None
6.
". A copy of the Environmental ronmental RevI w Director's 'ititial stud
regarding the environmental effect of phis pro j ec�g is attached.
This study was
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Adopted as presented.
Adopted with chars `es.
g Specific mo"d.ifications orad
u orts
pp ng reasons are attached.
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A publ;.c h6aring on _ t i_is Negative Declaration s s held by the
decision blaring body.
Hearing body Butte `County Board of Supervisors
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Tate of Determination---------------------
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Determination
On the basis of the Env: rohmental Directo�'is initialstudy,
the infOrnta,tion presented at he v" coins
eats received on, the
proposal and our own knowledge and i,ndependen .re,searoh
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