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d) Alternatives to theA, _fir posed: #O,on
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3,p arcelaN �Coposed for zone
zone change x` �'1m A„-2
2 j;r� �ulcl re special use permit
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as comm., cial sites and co-MP at ble
r, �rauindana �zonin,g.'arceis 20 and 24 tire,¢ grt-
..i. ��ive fog: indivx;dual development because of theiV
small size.
it
bue to' �existing surrounding commercial uses, c
aev'elopment of parcels 18, 20 and 24 as agricultural
or single family- residential*--cites would probably ,
nat be economir'al. rn additiof
on, the existence Io
commercial uses at the intersection tends to decrease.
their desir.°abil.ity as residential sites.
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a existin Th � g C-22 zoned parcels Ould be commer-
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ommexAc ally developed under existing zoning, but would
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1.e-ave the three parcels in question as isolated areas
U�ithout a royal of use
pp permits fox compatibly; de-
velopment.
e) The Relationship Be•cween Local Short-Term Uses of Man's
Env/l
ironment and the Maintenance and Enhancement of
Lon
�f g :_erm Productiva.ty
'The long term use of the' lance may 'best be suited for ..
non-agti.cultural act Vity voting the' amount of develop-
ment already alone Clark: Road. The proposed p.t' ,jeet
does riot appear ift otxt of step with activities now
presently found along Clark Road, and it provides for
short-term Use of the environment to satisfy the need
.for goods and services;
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� Changes` which. ._ would "ba,
Inyolvedin the Proposed Action Should It, 96fni-Ieftftt0'ds
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There would be,a conversion of 1.5 arrear_ that
currently has little development to a more intense
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commercial use.
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There de 1 be ,an increased
will' I, n for pulb� atcerva»ces
'eased r
such As police anc� fire protection.
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There will. be an increase in storm water run ff.,
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tie ancr ased tra)-fic , enerated t-0,ja,'d' from
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the project.'
5)
There will bean increased demand .for utile ti es such
as water, electricity and gasp
6)
There will be an increase in the use 0f non enewable
natural re8ources suchas petroleum products used in
heatang and construction of the buildings and site
improvements
o '7)
There may be a Jong term cumulative impact on the
soil system due to the sewage disposal method which
could lead to the need for sanitary sewers for the
Paradise area.
g) The
Growth -Inducing lm�act_of the Proposed Actions
1)
A. shopping center in tai, ;,s area of Paradise providing
necessary goods and services may stimulate, additional,
residential growth, particularly requests for higher
density -residential units.
2)
A shopping center will induce additional commercial,,,
development into the immediate area along Clark Road,
which will :further increase the local tax base and
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Provide additional, employment in Paradise.
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Butte Country Sherif s,{)Department (Police V:Ot ectio )
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Paradise Master' Dra Wigs Plan (Sto.rM Drainage') • �
Soil Survey$ U.S, pe of of Aq' ricul.ture (Soil Da)�a) • I �
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APPENDI?C,
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ZONE DESCRIPTIONS
A-2 Ltd. (Limitdd General.) zone
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(A) Uses permitted.
The following uses are -permitted within all Parts of
y n j }may
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One single --family' dwelling per, ,
panel, and
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accessory buildings; and
Agricultural uses and buildings.
(E) The following uses are permitted subject to 'securing
a' use pexmit in each
case
(la Multiple family dwellings, Including depl c, c
(2)' Commercial uses of land or buildings,;-''
(3) Recreational vehicle parks;,
(4) 'Campsites; and
(5)Public
icor qublirpa,c u, es including schools,
e
, p buildings and public utility
buildings.
Cw-2 (General 6ommercial Zone)
Uses permitted.
(1_) Dwellings and dwellin g groups,, subject to the.
building site area, lot width
anda
yard regtta reir�en �.s
specified for residential distr..icts.
(Z) All uses permitted in (Light Commercial)
Districts.
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(3) General Commercial uses including art shops,
aviaries, bar and cocktail lounges, billiard
,%-
parlb'to
and pool halls, bowling alleys, building material
(retail), cleaning
and pressing establishments, dance
halls, interior decorating shops, employment agencies,
4
governmental legislative buildings; gymnasiums public,
commercial or physical -cultural studios,
hospitals,
hotels and motels, laboratories andfacilities,
,x-ray
massage parlors and reducing salons', equipment
pmentrentals
pet shops, used ear lots,
repair garages, auto car
washes, plumbing shops, cabinet shops, sign manUfactur-
Ing shops, and other retail establishments when inter-
preted as similar,
(4) Accessory uses andbuildings rgs pertinent to a
permitted use.
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APPENDIX D
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C-2 (General Commercial zone) (continued)
"(B) THE T`OLLOWING US8S SL3l3JP T TO SECURING A U 0 PIMMIT, IN
d tACH CASH.
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4{.. Welding shops.,
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2. Manuf acturing of clothing, handicraft ptoducts
printing; lith6grap4in4 and' other light 1Tlanu aS,tu ^'
ing or industrial uses of similar chapaotar.,
3.
Public ar qua8i-4public uses including cih acah s.
4. Service statiozas, drive-in restaurants}�enr�els aril
small animal hospitals: and` mortiares.
(G) The requirements of Section 24-33 of this code are
modified for all building it in C-2 zohel_ .n the'-
following g parta.culars
1. Lot width required.
Minimum lot width shall not be less than twenty-
five (25) feet.
The lot width requirements for resdenta,al dwellings
shall conform to the requirements for any residen-
tial zone,
x= Side Yard Requirements.
I'c None, ;except where the side of a lot abuts upon the
side of a lot, in an "R” Distract, in which case the
abutting side yard shall not be less than five (5)
feet and except where the side yard on the street
side of a corner lot abuts on an "R" District, in,,
which rase the side yard on the street side shall
be one-half the front yard required in such "R"
Dlistricts.
The side yard requirements for residential dwellings
shall conform to the requirements for any resident-
tial zone.
3. Rear Yard Required.
None, except where the rear yard abuts an "R"
District, in which case the rear yard shall be' not
less than five (5)'feet.
1 R6 E C Tl 0 NAL TRAFFIC COUNT'S
SAV OF WEEK: WEDNESDAY
MONTH, JANUARY w
'1980 COUNT .BY H.
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VEHICLE 'MOVEMENT
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1-3 1 --4 2-1 2-3 2-;4 3-1 3-9 3-4 4- 1 4-2 4-3�?.nl
a0 1600 2T Bs' a:e 3TC 32
42 125 21 �2'0 63 43 29 570 (3
1,000 -- 1100 34 83 34 39 29 52 131 24 27 37 61 I"9 59a 13
x.900 -- 1200 60 97 44 rr. y9 26 70 1 a 1 32 33 6 _ .
�, 2 66 25 715 16
Sia - I 30a;; 62 6611 50 89 166 48, 36 '46 82 46 938 21
Sao-`i�1o1 X17 a9 416 rn 116 27
28 1 52 66 32 721 16
14001500. 6 _.�._
175 70 67 32 84 160 26 36 69 7 58 898 20
6 HR,
'i0°iAL 299 761 30$ 337 203 415 839 177 1.130 32O T 365 211 4432
'0/66 OF 'TOTAL 7 f8 7 8 5 9 is 4 4 7 8 .5
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PEAK HR, COUNT APPROX. 10 %
OF AVERAGE DAILY TRAFFIC (ADT)
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PROJECTED ADT 9500 VEHICLES.
NO SCALE `80 5225
`774 6 07
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[6270-11 80 LOCATION
Till`77 ,
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1'80 = YEAR COUNT TAKEN
^ 0000 = TOTAL MOVEMENTS T4 AND
FROM LOCAM' I ON
a' a 0000 _
TOTAL I NIII V I DUAL
MOVEMENT
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APPENDIX �
Appendix G
APPENDIX F,
ENVIRONMENTAL CHECKLIST FORM
(To be completed by Lead Agency)
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BACKGROUND BIRD Log # 79-01-12-02
1:. Name of Proponent�gkI Fi:1le�rsls�Ia�n
2 Address and Phone Number, �roponent
5 $S
In Sup te
t�l� o Wiz. x 9 5 2 2t,- - -------.--
895-1991-
3.
9S 19913, Date of Checklist Submitted
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4. Agency Requiring Checck?ist w
5. Name of Proposal, if applica -,e zone -2 Utd -o
AE# 50- 36-1 6�,, _2.0„& 1 .
II. ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS ' {
"Y' ,l "maybe"requireds�
(Explanations � d maybe answers are
of al.l es and
on attached sheets.
YES WME OXO
1.. Earth. Will the proposal result in significant: 0
a Unstable earth conditions or in;
changes in geologic substructures?
b. Disruptions, displacements', com-
pattion or overco-vering of the soil'?
ci Change in, topography or `round sur-
face relief features or removal of
topsoil!
d. Destruction, covering or inodifica-
tion of any unique geologic ,or
physical features?
e Increase in wind or water erosion
of soils, either on or off the site?
f. Changes in deposition or erosion
of.beach-sands, or changes in silta-
tion, deposition. or erosion:which
may modify the channel of a river or
stream or the bed of the ocean or
any'baY, inlet or Lake? .
g, Loss of prime agriculturally pro-
ductive soils outside designated
urban areas?
Appendix F - page 1-of 9
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YES MAY'$
NO
h,
Exposure of people or" property to ,
geologic hazards suGj,� as earthquakes,,
landslides, mudslides, 'ground irailure
,
or similag hazards?
2. Air, Will the proposal result 'in
a,
Substantial deterioration of
ambient or local air.quality?i,
b.'
Tt e creation of objectionable
'fume's?�
odorssmt���
lie or
c.
Significant alteratilori o;f ,aid
movement, moisturepix tiitpatuxe, '5
or any change in climate, .either,
locally or regionally? ,.
,
3 Water,,, WtAl t_fie proposal, result In substantial=
,
a,
Changes in currents, or the courseAk.
or direction of water movements?
Changs in absorption rates, drain&ge,
patterns, or the tate and airount of
surface water runoff?
c.
Need for off-site surface drainage
improvements, including vegetation
removal, channeliza.tion or culvert
installation?
a..
Al era:tions to the course: or flow„
of flood waters?
e.
Change in the amount of surface
water in any water body?
VE
E.
Discharge into surface haters, or
"
in any alters4on of surface
water quality, including but not
limited to temperature, dissol;red,
AWL
oxygen or turbidity?o
g.
Alteration of the direction or
rate of flow of ground waters?
= h.
Change in the quantity or quality
of ;ground waters, either through
direct additions ns of withdrawals,
or through interception of an
Ask
aquifer by cuts or excavations?
Appendix F - page 2
of 9
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'YIDS MAY13B
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i.
Reduction in the amount of vager
otherwli.se a}'7ailable for public,
water supplies?,
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Exposure of people or property
to water related hazards , such as
floodi.n,g?
4. Plant Life. rt Will the proposal resul,
U
su stantial;
a
Loss of vegetation or change in the -
diversity of 'species or number.
species of plarts (including
of any
trees, shrubs, grass, clops,
microflora and aquatic plants)?
b:.
Reduction of the numbers of any
unique, rare or endangered species
of 'plants? ,,
Introduction of newspecies of
plants into an area; or in a barrier_
tc the normal replenishment of
existing species?'
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d:
Reduction in acreage of any agri ,.
cultural crop? r
5. Animal Life, Will the proposal result
n
substantial:
Change in the diversity of species,
or numbers of any species of
;y
animals (birds, land animal
including reptiles_, fish and shell-
fish, benthic organisms, insects or
mcrofauna) ? .�.
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b.
Reduction of the numbers of ,any
unique, rare or endangered species
of animals?),
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c.
tion Cf new
cinto
animals an area, or�resulL in
a barrier to the migration or
WP
movement of animals?
d:
Reduction of, encroachment upon; or
deterioration to existing fish or
wildlife habitat? _.,. _.r..
Appendix
E - page 3 of.9
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YES MAYBE NG
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-�'Noise;, Will the p-`uposal result in
°
su�sta' tial
a. 'Increases in; toisn l:0-v'els?
b. Exposure of p,iople tb savere noise
levels
7,�
Light and Glare. Will the proposal
j� rc�cit�ce gn�if cant light or glare?
8.
Land Use, Will the pxoposed result
10 a significant:
a. Alteration of the planned land .;use
"
of an area, or establish a tren',I_- .�
which will c�emortstrabl y .lead to such
altercation,
.,
b, Conilict wLth uses on adjoining
propPrties?„ or conflict with
establ.'�shed recr.eat,ional, sduca-
t.ottal, religious or scientific
k)
uses of an area?
9.
Natural Resources, Will the proposal
result xn subs,' �t.ial:
a. Demand for, or increase in the rate
of use of any natural. resources?
b. De letior, of an nonrenewable
nat,,,ural resourc ?
10
'Risk I d',.' Upsk . Does the proposal
involve a rick of an explosion►; or
the release (if hazardous substances
(including, but not limited to, oil,
pesticides, e1hemicals or radiation)
in the event of an accident or upset
conditions?
11.
Population. j '�Ml the proposal
s .gni t cant1y alter the Location,
distributibrn, density, or growth
rate of the human, population of an
area or phy.ically divide, an
established comfixinity?
12.
Housing.. Will the proposal
signi icant 4y affect existing housing,;
or create a,,demand for additional
housing?
Appendix�,F page 4. of g
YES MAYBE
NO
131.,-, Trans ort:.ation/CirculAti.on, . Will the
proposal resu t in.
t„.
a. Generht~ion of substantial addi.ti nal
vehic lar movement?
b, Significant- effects on existing
u parking facilities, or'demand for
a
new parking?
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c. Substantial impact a on existing
k
transportationsystems?
d. Significant alterations .to present
patterns of circulation or movement
of people and/or goods?
e, Alterations to watoi.:boxne, rail or
air traffic?
f. Increase in traffic hazards to motor
vehicles, bicyclists or pedestrians?
14; public Services. Will the proposal have
an e fect upon; or result in a substantial
need for new or, altered governmental
services in any of the following areas:
”
a, Fire protection?
b. Police protection?
��..
c, Schools?
d. Parks or other recreational
ANIL
facilites?
e Maintenance of public facilities,
including roads?
f, Other governmental services?
15, Energy. Will the proposal result in
a. Use of substantial amounts of fuel
or energy?
ce-
b. Substantial increase in demand upon
existing sources of energy, or
requireelopment of new
sorces of energy?
16, Utilities. Will the proposal result
In aHe for new systems, or sub-
stantial alterations to the following
utilities;
Appendix F
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YES MAYML,
NO
a. Power ,o r natural. gas?
,
b Communications systems?
c. Water?
d Sewer (will trunk l.jie be extended,.
,
providing capacity to serve new
development) ?
e. Storm water drainage?
la .
Human health. Will the propos,4
result in: �!
a, Creation of any health hazard or
,
potential health "hazard (excluding,
mental health)
b, Exposure of people to potential.
health hazards
18
Solid Waste. Will the proposal result
inny sign ificant impacts associated
with solid waste disposal or litter
control
1.9.
Aesthetics. Will the proposal. result
�.n' the Wa truction of at;'i'y public
designated or recognized scenic vista
open to the public, or will the
proposal result in the creation of an
aesthetically offensive site open to
„
public vier?
20.
Recreation, Will the proposal result
in an impact upon the quality or
quantity of existing public recrea-
tion facilities?
21.
Archeola ical/Historical. Will the
proposal resu tin an a7'teration of
a significant archeological or
historical site, structure, object
or building?
22.
Mandatory` Findings of Significance,
a. 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, ,
Appendix F
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page
Appendix F ,a page 7 of 0
YES MAYBE
NO
sustaining levels, threaten to
eliminate a plant or animal come-
munity, reduce the .ndmber 'o� rests ct
the range of a rare or endangered
plant or`animal or eliminate important
examples of the major periods' of
" California history or prehistory?
b. Does the project have the potential
to achieve short term benefits to
the detximea't o publicly adapted
y long-term environmental goals?
C., Does the pr"cject have impacts which
are individually .limited, ' but
cumulatively considerable? (a project
may impact on two or more separate
p ct ori each
resources where the impact
resource is relatively small, but
where the effect of the total of
thane ain acts on the environment is
. 1
s�se avant,
di Does the project have environmental
effects!which will cause substantial
adverse effects on human beings,
either directly or indirectly?
Appendix F ,a page 7 of 0
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xxr. DISCUS81ON OF EN'd RONMENTAL EVALUATION
This project is a request for rezoning which the first step in dewelopW
Ment of a satellite shopping center. The site is located.near the north-
west corner of Wagstaff and Clark Roads in paradise. Three, small parcels
are to be rezoned from A-2 LTD to 02, in order to provide proper zoning for
the shopping center.
f
Surrounding land uses include a major shopping century_bank, a bowling
alley, chuxc.
'h and single family residences
The site currently holds a commercial office building and several
single family residences. Part of the site is vacant, and has been land-
f'i7.led.
lb, c, ec During construction there would be considerable movement of soil.
Mitigative measures should be implemented to reduce
erosion,
las Local air quality would be affected by vehicular emissions generated
by shopping center traffic. Some local reduction in air quality would occur,
3b, c, d, l6e When completed, the majority of the site will be cove'red
by impervious surfaces (parking lots and buildings). Stormwater runoff
will increase. More information. is needed on the amount and rate of runoff.
A drainage plan should be developed, both for onsite and downstream
drainage channels.
ifs The quality of surface runoff will be reduced. Runoff water will
collect increased amounts of oils, sediments and other substances
4'a A few trees and some brush and grass_ will be removed from the site.
The impact of this loss should not be significant.
4c: A good landscaping plan would increase the aesthetic quality of the center.
6: There will be some noise increase in the area, related to the increase
of vehicle movement.
is Lighting for security purposes will increase the total light in the
area during the evening and night hours.
9a, b 15a Some natural resources (petroleum products) will be used at a
sustained level. Energy and water conservation measures should be imple-
mented whenever possible.
Appendix F' page 3 of 9
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12: The project yill require the removal of several single,. family, residences
and a commercial, eJff-Ice building. The impact in this case".should not be
significant.
13a, b, d There v,E .l l"'be subs*�antial. increase :--in vehicular movo tt - nts at the
xntersectiora of...Wag,taff pxzd alark Roads. Traffic ge ,exa�Aon, znovem.en,t and
access into the parking :;got require further study. TVaff:ic froze °Ghi s de-
velopment will cumulatively addto traffic inc, eases ca1;i,sad by Paradise laza
development.
� f..;, Increased tra. fie movements in the area will add to covgestioA for
vehicles, bicyclists-and'pedestrians.
14a: Fire protection will be adequate as long as proper access and room
for large fire trucks is provided in both the front and rear of the building.
Fere hydrants will be required. An internal sprinklingsystem may be
required for large buildings.
15a: See '9a, b,
16a b, c: Electricity, gas (if needed), telephone and watez, will, have to
be extended into the project, but impacts should not be significant.
16e: See 3b.
19 The project would result in a visual change that some people might
consider unaesthetic. Landscaping can increase the aesthetic atia'lity of
the project.
22c: Potentially significant environmental'impac's of this project include
soil erosion, drainage, lighting, increased use of nonrenewable natural
resources, project vehicle generation, movement of vehicles and access to
parking lots.
Mitigation Measures:
1. A drainage plan shall be submitted to the Butte Co. Dept. of Public
Ilorks for their approval,
2. A traffic study should be completed, including turning movements
and trip generation, and capacity of nearby roads to handle exist—
ing and proposed traffic flow8-
3. Buildings should be designed for energy conservation.
Suggested Mitigation Measures
1. A landscape plan should be designed.
Appendix p - page 8a of 9
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IV DETERMINATION
(To be completed by the Lead Agency
On the basis of this initial evaluation
0 T find the proposed project COULD NOT have a significant
effect on the envi.ronimente and a NEGATIVE DZCDARATION
As rec6mmended.
0 I find that although the proposed project could have a
significant effect on the environment, there will not
be a significant effect in this case because the
mitigation measures described an an attached sheet
have been added to the project, A NEGATIVE DECLARATION
IS RECOMMENDED
Z find the proposed project MAX have a significant
effect on the environment, and an ENVIRONMENTAL, IMPACT
REPORT is required.
Date 1C%
Signature
ReVisedA. March 8) 192
For:. ENVIROWENI'AL REVIT-.,W buARTMENT
Reviewed by_.�—_;a�' "`sG�--------
Earl D Nelson.
Environmental Review Director
Appendix F - pacle: 97 of 9
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February 1. 1970
HRW Mortgage and
Development Co., Inc
suite
585 Manzanita
Chico, Ca; 95926
Yee Rezone 79-77 (AP 50-36-240 20, 18)
GentldAen
This is to nofify you that we have received your appli-
cation
ppli-cation for a rezone From "A_2 Ltd." to IIC-2" (General
Commercial) on 3 parcels located, 1) on the north aide
of Wagstaff, approximately 2.00 fest wast of Clark Road,
2) approximately 330 feet west of Clark naiad, 3) on the
west side of Clark Road ,approximately 600 feet north of
Wagstaff, identifies as AP 50-36-24, 20, 18, respectful-
ly, Paradise.
We will schedule public hearings at such time as the
environmental determination has been received by this
office,
Sincerely,
Bettye Blair
Director of Planning
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REQUEST R(AView U C0mmer1t
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If ;jou intend to proceed with ;his project, the Butte County `Guide-
lines require that you, as the applicant 7 submit information 131 the
for>rt of a draft EIR. within 225 days from the date. of receipt of a
notice that an EIR i s, required We require a deposit of the esti
mated costs of EIR processing prior to finalizing a submitted draft.
This cost may vary depending on the completeness of the material
submitted. The customary minimum deposit for projects; of this type
is $600.00
If you wish to appeal the requirement for preparation of an EIR,
you may file a written protest specifying the reasons therefor
with the Environmental Review Department. This must; be done within
115 days from the date the notice of determination was received by
you. If no "written protest�.i8 timely filed,, an EIR will he required.
The, EIR shout& fully address all the impacts identified on the
checklist. Additionally, the EIR should explore environmentally
superior project alternatives and provide adequate mitigation
,.t , measures that can be applied to the project to reduce significant
impacts
We will continue pro^essing your project upon receiving your EIR.
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