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FINDXNGS
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Paas f is Coast r Producer's r RezonI ng
Applicant's Na►ne y Type of,,projec
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Address Location or Parcel No.
Oho'V i 116, ,CR 9'5965 c Jt� (y 1974
�o Dater Received
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1,,; Does the' project have the potential to do rade the quality of
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l richeenvironmert or,curtail the range of the environment '(narrbw
t e' range ,of beneficial uses of -.,the environmen , X
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2" Wi11 ttte project cause'mpacts which achieve short-term, to the
disadvantage of long -"term, environmental goals? A�`short-term
impact.on the environment is one which occurs In A relatively
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brief, definitive period of timo,while long-term impacts will.-, 1J
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endure wdtl into the futut~e,
3 Could the project ;cause impacts ohich are individually timited�
but cumulatively considei�a6le:? A. ro, act ma
p,• j y impact on ,tW'o or
more se arate,resources whet,e the im dlit on each resource is
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impac,t,a
relatively small 'if the effect of, the total of these
on the environment is significant, an 81R must be prepared,(,
This finding doe$ riot apply to two or more separate projects`
where the impact of ed'ch'is insignifxOAnb-i,-
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4. Could the env ronhtentAl effects of the prbiec't causd su, Stan-
tial adverse effects on human beingsi +ei'tlief: directly or
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indirectly?
NlOTEt It any of rhe `above four findings que.stian's ale �#nstaerdcl
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YESH � the pi,d jecb will be found to haste "ti effect
on the�envir6nment��
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This ptoJect signii`ieant effect bpi th'Z Iat-uirottmeiit.,
A Negative Decldration should be prepared.
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This pt''o jddt could have a significltht UUect ori tr6 bhVironment:'
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APIPENDT.
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D1�TERMINATION' ]tE SIGNIFICANT, EFFECT ON ENViRONH9NT
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Pa1 cific 0oa:st Producers , P 1 0 Box `3 , 0'royi 111 e, CA �' . 95965.;%,
App':icant's Name 'and Address
Rezoning AP 21-20-44 &' 75
Type of Project Location or, Parcel No. Data, Received
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environmental impact S:eport, 0" rewired for any project w, ich.`inay Have a
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effect (substantial adverse impact;) o6the environment. Bf£ects include
t` environmental consegttences of bo&) primary and secondary natu%p '
=" followingquestions sha11 be Used :as, gUidelines-'to decide whether to make a
negative ,dedlaretionrpr an environmental impact report. (If answer is unknown
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CHECKLIST
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Could thePioject signif ,tootly. change presehOuses of the
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piv o je�c area? (See Nr� � ��,�. �> <° r, X
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Do�.s tho significahtly t:bn£1'icG �aiCh the Butte' Goianty
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Could the ject afii`O.t the use of a recreational atd'6,
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(See Notes.);
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Coutd tete project' have a �ub'tantial and 'rJzmc�nstrsble oeSa
a't`�v e£fecir on an area or �e$turao£`bes�h+etii;,tetlue'
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W.il1 any natv�tal,or maix*made featured rl the project, area
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which Fare tA,,,ique, that is, not fauna in of r party hC Che
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Wi 11' -the Pe6 jedt involve Construction of f$ciliftesr,on:
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slope of 2�c t...cant orgrenter7_X_�r
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Will the or bact invblVe sign3,fiCant' tuCs or MIO
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Could CE+1p ''} rrr ect cels §e 'stlbsirantial tloodin ^wisiott o , +', '
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Will the pfoject int,olve d6iatruction of £aciIitiesr•tn an
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Gould tike pro rihHh a ex toting ,features off', inVol`ve,cohk
6tt4ctibn in special building permit atoii along the
mdritd RiVer j the ;Feathdr River P1oodw iy, in any area,`:'subjec
to inundation, in an seek' In close proximity to Any rivef� Ilk �
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st'rda` laka; tiaturtsl drainage charm ; .11"
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, Is the project on . at' a se�•ies ►� ,, umiila i e actions �thich
Al .th8 gh individttd);Iy small, may,;�ks' $ 1461e have signi,fidant
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(bti�.l the p>roji;ojt bxeaeh any'rpubl,i.shed' national; 'stst'd or r,.
local standaiif relating tai solid waste or litter dontral'7' _
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oe the ro ect at or. the. project sl"t(,s ?µ.vek1as bitat'.0
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food source, nesting place,, source of water;: etct for,�xare
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or endangered wfldlife or fish species. ;.:
14. Could the project significantly aff6tt, fish, w�:-rdlife, bx
substantial interference with the move»
plant Life air cause
trent of any ~.rerident or migratozy fish or wildlife speciett? r
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1.5. Are there say rare„or endangered plant species in the pro-
sect,area?
16. Will the project removersubstantia1 am.,�U6tsOf vegptst on
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including ground cover? 1 "' C,
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17. Could theproject char a;/ex
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regions w watercourses arc other 'bodies bf, water?
18. Could the project te's' ' �it ;�.n; signiiicant change in the
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hydrology b'' "he ar :a?' (See Notes.) �1'
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19. Could the project significantly affect the fund; bning of an
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established community? (See Notes.) .;
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20. Could the project physically of economically result in theIx
community residents?
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21: Could the project significantly affect an historical ar
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archaelogical site ots,:setting? (See Notes.)
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221: Could 'the project serve to endo"ge dei►elopment of presently
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lopment-of already devol, X
� �(incleveloped areas or intensify development
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oplex�l ate as1 (See Notes.)
yy. Are you aw,ere of s substantifel body of opinion"'(present or
(or Fill consider) the pro�ec
anticipated) that,,cohsidors
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or its effect to be adverse, to the enVitbh.Ment7
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2C: Will the p>^oject dreate view or aggravate ex isting Health
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" 1311 t ipy o ect involve the apl lication, use of disposal of
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atentialiy hazardous materials in an amount
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26: Could the pro eet gereothersairipollutants?nts df dust¢
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smoke, gss. odors, 1
27A Could the ptb,ject generate sgnifiba>~t raise?
25. Cony d ;' ►e pro j ^t r,$tase cbntamiiyat%7n of a' public tJetex silpply ' ' \
. offdet ground °Oter2
system r `5t ad se elyv'
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2Couln the projeot sihifi.cantiy affe,Gt the potential uae,'
Xtract�ot ; o�.' 'cotis'ervati.on of a nttt Wdl tesaur'ce? .:.�.
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dodge 'to toil ,c ili
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74-1502 ��,PuBLIc ii.RARING: PACIFIC COAST PRobuomkS knoNS .IR0h1 'MI -2 TO ,',L
xlie public hearing on Clic i:ez,orie of Pacific"Coast produce"rs' from
1 M-�2 to A-3 was held as `advertised. This area is south of Alice Ave -«e in,
Palermo., This property is to be used for agriculture and canning waEtte
(water). The planning Commission vote on this was 7-0, wiiLh 2 commissioners
absent, There :was no g.I.'R
Supervisor Cameron expressed concern that the water bo,; ng,sdumped in
this t1?.00 would have fruitjuice.-; in it which Mould attract fla.es
Hearing opened toithe public. Appearing:
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Edward Nettleship,� represeritahve",,of .Pacific Coast Producer§, statiod
that tails is the same method used in 61ridley. Mr. Nettleship explained
that 1;11(i amount of sugar and cau'sti.cs`in t11l, water was very"minuto.84 Any of':.
the solids 'idi11 lie.st eenb&,'�otlt` MIS' process tias been checked by the State
and o't`hor: agencieas, . \
Supervisor Ladd felt ttiis was the bost solution for the use of the
waste venter. It is retommended by the RPA and o'tbers. The water will not
he stored in ponds but used for irrigation,
Tearing dosed to the public and ,confined to the Boatd . F `',,
Ci on, motion of Supervisot Ladd, secon ed by 8upe`rVisor Cameron and "
unanimously carriedy the Board t4aived the f.ii�`st: reading of the ordinance ford:
the mooning from M-2 to A..3,
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