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Home My WebLink About74-071 Resolufion No. 74-~i RESOLUTION ADOPT~NG AME~TbEn ~NVIRONMENTAL ~2~VI~W G[JIp~~~I~E5 WHEREA~, the Board of Supervisr~rs had originalZy adopted guidalines tor implementation of the Environmen.ta~ !Qual.ity Act in Resolution 73-~9, and WHEREAS, the ~tate has adopted amendments to its guide- lines wk~ich require some additions to the Counfiy guidelines. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOZVED by the Board of Supervisors that the procedures attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and adopted puxsuant to Public Resources Code Section 21082 as the objectives, criteria and procedures to implement the California Envixonmental Qual.ity .Act o~ I.970, consistent with the guidelines adopted by the ~ecretary of the Resources Agency pursuant to Public Resources Code ~ection 21083. BE IT FLIRTHER RE~LVED that the procedures hereby adopted sha11 become effective May 14, 1974. PAS~D AND ADOPTEl3 by the Bu~te County Board of ~upervisor s this 14th day of May, 1974, by the €ollowi.cxg vote: AYE S: Supervisors Cameron, Gilman, Ladd, NfcKi.7.lop and Chairman Madigan NOE~: None ,A,HSENT: None N0~' VO'TII3G: None , CK M DIGAN, C man o he Board of ~;up rvisors ATTEST: CLARK A. I~EI~SON, County Clerk and ex-officio C1ark of the Board ~ COUNTY OF BUTTE .~ PROCEDURES FOR IMPLEMENTATTON OF CAL~FORN~A ENVZRONMENTAL UALITY ACT OF L970 ~. . OBJECTIVES . The objec~~.ves of these pracedv.res are to impJ.ement the Cal.ifflr~ia Envz~onmen~.a~. Q~ality Act of 1970 (CEQA) as amended ~ ~ and to e~.sure tha~ consi.deration is given to th~ environmenta~. e~fects of pro~ects which are subje~t to CEQA, ;An Environmental 7mpact Report is an info~ma~iana~~ document which, when fu~ly pre ared in accordance with CEQA and these Guidelxnes, wi~l. inform pub~ic decision-makers and the general publzc of the environmental effects of projects they propose ~ to carry ou~ or approve. The EIR process is xntended ~o . . eriable publ~.c agenci.es to evaluate a pro j e~t to c~et~rmine whether.it may have a significant eff~c~ on the env~ronment, to examine a nd 3nstitute methods o~ reducing adverse impacts, and ta conszder alter.natives to ~he project as proposed. These things must be done prior to approval or disapprova~ ~ of the praject. An ETR may not be usec~ as an ins~rumen~ to ra~iona~ize appraval of~a project,.nor do indications of adverse impact, as enunciated in an E~R, require tha~ a project be disapproved. Whi7.e CEQA requires ~hat major consideration be given to preve~txng environmental damage, it is recognized that publ~c agencies have obligations ta bala nce other public ab,~ectives, ~nc~.ud~ng.economic and social factors in determinzng wh~ther and how a pro~ect ~shoul.d be approved. Ecanomic information may be znc~uded in an EIR or may be presented in whatever ~orm ~he agency desa.res. The County re~a~ns its ~ e~isting au~.hority to ba~ance envirQnmental abjec~ives wi~.h ecoriomic and sacial ab~ec~ives and to wexgh the various long term and short term C05'~5 a nd benef~ts o~ a project ~.n mak~ng the decision to approve or d~sapprove it, 2. DEFINITIONS. The definitxons cor~.ta~ned in CEQA and the regc~lations af the Ca~.ifornia Resources Age.rxcy implem~nting CEQA shall be app].icable in construzng a nd applying these proced~.res. 3. EMERGENCY PROJECTS. The f ol~owing emerger~cy pro j~cts a re exe~np~ f~o~n the r~quirements of CEQA,a~d ~a E~R a,s required. ~ (a) Projects unde~taken, ~arried out, or appraved by a~. publ~.c ag~ncy to maintain, repa~r, restvre, demolish or replac~ p~operty or'facilities damaged or destroyed as a re5ult of a disas~er in a disaster striken area ~ in which a sta ~~ of eme~gency ha s been procla imec~ by the Gove~no~ p~rsuant ~o Chapter 7{commencing w~~h Section 8550} of Div~sion ]., Tit1e 2 of ~he Government Ca de . (b) Er~erge~cy r~pairs to publ.ic service facili~ies necessary to maxntain service. {c) Projec~s ~ndertaken as immediate actzo~ nec~ssa~y , to p~~vent or mztigate an emergency.s 4. LEAD A~ENCY. Where a proj~ct is to be carried ou~ or approved by more than one public agenc~ only one public agency shall be responsible far prepara~ion af enviranme~tal doc~ments and ~,t wi~.~ be the Lea d Agency. 5uch environmental c~ocuments wxl~ be prepared by the Lead Agency i~.consultatian with al~ othe~ responsible agen~ies. The Lead Agency's environ~nen~al documents sha11 be the ~nvironmentaZ docurnentation for a11 responsibl~ ag~ncies, 5uch responsib~.e agencies sha~l consider the Lead Ag~ncy's EIR or r~egative decZaration prior to ~acting upon or approving the proj ects, and they shall ce~tify -~hat their decision-making bodi~s have reviewed and considered the informat~.on contained in them. . ~ ~ (a} T~ ~he project is to b~ carr~.ed aut by a publi~ agency, the Lead Agency sha~1 be th~ public agency which proposes to carry out the p~o,~ect. ~ (b} If th~ pro,~ect ~.s to be carried out by a nongovern- ; " mental person, ~,he Lead Agency sha11 be the publxc ~ agen.cy ~rith ~he greatest r~spons~.bi~ity far sup~rvis~ng ~ ar approv~ng the p~o~ect as a who~e. Th~ Lead Agency ~ wi~.l generally be the agency with general governmental powers rather than an agerzcy with a s~.ngle or 1~mited purpose which is znvalved by reas7 n af ~the. ~.eed ~o prova.de a pub~.ic sarvice ar pub~ic utility to the ~ project; iri su.ch cases, the sxng~e or limited p~.~pose . agency will, upon request, prov~de data ca~.cerning al~ aspec~s o~ its ac~.ivi~ies r~quir~d to furnish service to the project ta ~he agency drafting the E~R, a nd no separate EIR wxll be req~.ired ~n rega~d ta such ~ activi~ies. (c) Where more ~han one public agency equal~y meet the - criteria se~ f~rth ~.n paragraph b abav~, the agency which is to act first on ~he project in ques~ion. , sha1~ be the Lead Agen.cy (following the princi~p~e that the envirorunen~al impact should be assessed as early as passibl.e in governm~n~al planning). (d) Where the provis~oris of SllUS-L'C~Zd1~.S (a), (b), and (c) ~.eave two or more publ.ic aganci~s with a.n equa~. c~azm to be the J.ead agency, th~ publ~.c agencies may by agr~ement des~.gnate which agency wi~I be the lead ag~ncy. 5o PRIVATE PROJEGTS; EtdVTRONMENTAL REVI~W PROCEDURES. When app~ication is made to the Goun~y af Butte, ar any depar~ment thereof, as th~ Zead agency, frr approval af a private pro~ec~ (as defined in ~.4 Califo~n~a Administrative Cod~ Sections 15037(a)(2} and {3} and I.5Qf2) the ~ollawing pracedures sha3.~. b~ follo~red, in accordance with the flow ~hart a~tached hereto as Appendxx A. ~ ~ 2. IN~TIAL ~CTTON A, The department w~th which the applica~ion has been fi~ed shall determine wh~ther the applicatian is for.a rninis~erial act~.vi~y or ~or an ac~ivity qual~.fying far a ca~egorical exe~p~~.on, which activit~.es and ~xemptions. are list~d on a~tached l~ppendix B. ~f the app~icat~on is for a ministerial actxvity or an activity which is categorically exemp~, no env~.ranmen~a~. a.mpact re~ort (E~R) ~s required, and regular processing o~ th~ app~.ication may cont~.nue without fu~~her environmental revi~w pc~rsuant to these pro~eduares. B, If the activity in quest~on is nat mxnister~a~ and is not catagorica~ly e~empt, the departm~nt shall notify the app~.xcant ~o app~.y a~ the Planning Department, 7 CQUnty Cerit~r Drzve, Qrovil.~.~, Cal.ifornia, for review of th~ pro~eCt by the Env~~onmen~al Revzew Camanittee (ERC), consist~ng o~' one member each from ~he Planning Department, Health Department and Public Works Department. The a~Zication for such. r~v~.ew shall be a ~compan:~ed by a f ee of ~7:~.00: : . DETERMZNATION WHETHER PROJECT COULD HAVE S~GN~F~CANT EFFECT~ C, Upon rece~pt o~ the applzcat~.on the ERC sha~.1 .~ conduct an initial s~~.dy to deteran~ne if the pra~ ec~ may . have ~ a s~.gnif icant effect on the envzron~ner~t. In making such study, the ERC sha~7. p~~pare and fi~.e with the P].anning Depar~ment a w~itten determznation in~the form attached as Apperidix C. The ERC may require th~ app~icant ta submit data and in~ormatzon, may .req~es~ camments from affected Caun-~y c~epartrnents or other government agencies and may make field xn.spec~ions as necessary to make thxs determinat~.o~. If any of the ef~ec~s of. a project may have s~.bstan~ial adverse ~.mpact on th~ environment, rega~dless af.wheth~r the over-a11 effec~ of the projec~ is adverse or benefi~i.a~., then an EIR mus~. be prepar~d. Da If it i.s de~erma.ned tha~ the praject could have a~ s~.gnxfi.can~ effec~ on ~he environment and an EIR is req~ired, '~ the appl.icant wi17. be~ notified in wri~~ng. If th~ applzcan~' wishes to protes~. thxs determznation, he may ~~.I~ a writt~n. protest speci~'ying the reasans th~refor with the Planning Cofn~.issian at th~ Plaru~ing Departm~nt office w~thin 15 days ~rom th~ date the not3ce a~ the determination was giv~n or mail~d to him. If no wri~ten protes~ is timel.y f~.~ed an EIR wil~ be required. ~f a written pro~est is time~.y f~.1.ed, a hear~ng regard~.ng the determi.nation sha3.l b~ held xn th~ same m.ann~r ~ as specified ~'or hearings regarding negative declarations. Tf a~ter 's.~ch'.hearing:'~he':~Planning ComrA~ss~.on aff~rms the determ~.nation of the ERC tha~ the praj ect could have a sign~~zcant impact an the en.vironment, an EIR is requ~redo NEGAT~VE DECLARATZON AND PROTESTS E. I~ a determinat~on is made ~ha~ the pro~ect will ; not have a significant effect on the env~.rorunent, the. ERC or 3. ~ ' Plazu~.zng Commissi.on, as applicable, shall prepare or have ~ prepared, a Negat~ve Decla~at~an not exceec~~.ng on~ page :~n . len.g~h and in the ~orm at~ached hereto as Appendi.x D and fil.e capxes thereaf with the County C1erk and P~.anning Depart~nent. Negativ~ Declarat~an shall state the reasons for these conclusions. F. , Copi~s of -~he Nega~ive Dec3.a~atiar~. and the ERC's determinat~an shal~ be availa~.e for public i,nspec~ian and copies thereof may be provided ~o any person upon paym~n~ by him of a~ee of $I.04 for the ~~.rst page and $.50 far each a dditional Page• - G. Any pe~son wishing to contes~. a Negat~ve Declara~ion rr~ay ~~.~e a wr~t~en p~atest specifying the reasons therefor. Such wri~ten pro~est shal7. be f~.~ed wi~h ~ he Planning Commission ~t the Planning D~partment of~ice within 15 days fram-~h~ da~e the Negative Declarat~on was ~'i~ed with the County C~erk. Tf no writt~n protest ~s timely ~i~ecj th~ app~icatian ~or the project may be approved zaithaut hearing rEgarding ~kie Negative ~eclaratior~ and without further envirarim~nta~ review pu~suant to thes~ proc~du.res. ~f a written pra~~st ~s tir~e~y fil.ed, :~ fhe Pl.anning Departmen~, shall immediately give ar mai~. a copy . thereof to the app~.icant, and a hearing regarding the Negative ~ Decla~ation shall be held by the P~a nn~ng Commission, at.-the . ~same~~_~ime :~haf,;:~h~e: app].~:cation~-:for the~~prbjec-~ in question ~.s cansidered, o~, ~,f the r~atter does not invo~.ve a pr~j~~t for . which an applxcatxon z s pending bEfor~ ~.he P~a~.ning Cor~m3ssion, ~ the protest heari~g shaJ.l be conducted at a ti,me set by the Planning Department, whzch ~ime shall be not less than ten ~days after receipt of th~ p~otest, Written notice of the ~ime and pZace of ~he hearing shall be given or mail~d to ~he applican~, the person ~i~.ing the protest and the a~~ec~ed Coun~y depar~ment and sha11 be filed with the Cqunty Clerk, not Iess than ten days pria~ to the hea ring. At the heari~.g, a ddi~tiona]. ob j ections no~ included in.the writ~en protest may be p~esen~.ed e~~.he~ orally or~ in wri~.ing. • H. ~f ~he P~.arzning Commission determin~s that the project does not have a signif~.cant e~~ect on'the ~nvironment, and a~~~rms ~h.e Negativa Declaration, no EIR is required and, after exp~ra~ion o£ ~he appeal peri.od speczf~.ed in Sect~.on x beZow, the application may be act~d upon. However, if the P~a~ning Co~nmission c~e~~rm3_nes that the projec~ cnul-d have a significant eff~ct an the environment, an EIR sha~l be requirec~ and tha applicatxon shall not be approved unt~.l such time as the EIR is prepared and rev~ewed pursuant to these p~ocedures. I. Det~~minat~on of ~he Planning Commiss~on on the Negat~ve Decl.ara~.ion sha~.~. be made within ~ten days fram th~ c1os~ o~ the hearing and shall be final unless a written ap~eal is fi~ed w~th the Board of Supervisors within exght days of the determina~ion, In the event such an appea~. is. fi~ed the Baard o~ Supervisars sha17. hold a heari.ng on the appeal a~ter givinb notxce ~.n the same manner as spec~,~ied in 5ect~.an G above. Th~ det~rm~.natxon vf ~he Board of Supervi.sors on sach appeal sha 1.I. be f i,r~a ]. . ~ 4. ~ J. - Atter a fina~ determi~ation has been made on ~ a Negative Dec~aration pro~est and a decisian is rr~ade on the project, the ag~ncy making the decision sha~.7. ~ pre~a re a Notice . ;.~:':~ ~':o~~•~:I7ete~mina~tion in the ~orm at~ached as Appendix E and file it w~.th the County Gl.erk and ~he P1.annin.g Department. ENVTRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT REQUIRED' Kt Tf it is dete~mined ~ha~ the project cou~.d have a si.gni~~can~ effect on the ~nv~ronment; an EIR ~.s required a~d the applicant will be notified ~.n w~iting that h~.s appl~catian carznot be acted upor~ ~nti1 the EIR is prepared anc~ rev~ewed. ~n such cases the time far.a decision on the app~.~.cat~on w~l~ be suspended f~om the date of the ~determinatzo~. to the date ~ - when the final ErR is cornpleted; prov~ded, however, that the :Einal ETR inust be campleted w~thin a reasonable p~~~Qd of ~time. ~ Lp~ A~ter receipt af riotice that an ~TR is requ~.red, ~the appla.cant shall submit in the form of a c~raft EIR contazning ~ ~he information descrzbed. in 14 Califo~r~ia ~Ac~rninistra~ive Code' Sect~ons ~5~.40 through 15I47 and athe~ da~a ~and information necessary ~or preparation of ~he E~R. Ten caga.es of this - draft. shall be submitted to the P~anning Departrnsn~. wh~.ch sha~1. deliver them to the ERC. The ERG sha11 determine whether i~ wil~. prepa~e the EIR or whether to recommend to-~he Boa~d of Supervisors that the Coun~y enter into a can~ract w~~h consultants ~or preparation of the EIR.~ The fi.na~ de~ermznatian on such ~ recommenda~ion sha~~ be mad~ by the Baard o~ Supervisors.. ~n ei~her ev~n.t the draft submitted by the applzc~nt and the information contained with~.n xt must be. examined by the ERC or ~he consuZtant, as applicable, ~o insure xts accuracy and ob~ ectivity, and ~he draft shal~ be amended if nec~ssary. The EIR in its final draft fo~m must reflect the independe~~ ~ judgment of the staff o~ consultant, as applicabl~. ~ M. The applicant sha~.~. be r~quired ~a pay th~ actual cost to ~he Couzzty for p~epa.~atxon of th~ EIR. The min~.mum actual cost is hereby determined to be $~.00.00 and a fee in ~ this amount shalJ. be depasit~d ~y the applicant with his draft. EIR. If, after receipt of the appl.ican.t's draft, the ERC determ~.nes that the cost for preparatian of ~he ETR wi1l ~xceec~~ th~ minzmum fee, it wi11. notify the applicant of ~he es~imated cost, and he shall be requ~~ed to c~epos~t the same with the Ca~.nty pr~or to comme~.cement o~ the preparation of the E~~t by the ERC ar consultant prav~.ded, howev~r, tha~ ~he app~.icant may appea~. the ERC's es~ima~.e of cost ~o th~ Board of Supervisors. Upon completion of the final EiR the appl~cant sha~.~ be reimbursed ~he amou.n~ by whi.ch his depas~.t exceeded the actual cast o~ be bx~led for the requir~d to pay the amount the actua~. ~ost exceeded his d~poszt. N. The ERC or c'onsul~ant, as app~.~.cable, sha11 consu~.t wxth and obtain -~he comments af any pub~.ic agency whxch has j urisdictian by law wi.th ~espect ~o the proj ect and may consu~t with any person or agency having spec~.a~. e.~cpertise wi~h respect to any environmental i~npac~ i.nvo~ved and may consu~.t w~.th any ~ 5. eity or ather agency regard~ng the envi~onmental impact of a project w~.thxn xts spher~ of in~~uence. (A chart.o~ gavernm~n~al agencies wi.~h j~r~.sdict~on and/or expert~se with respect to enviranmental. ma~ters i.s at-~ached as Appe.ndix F for gu.ida~.ce in this rega~do A chart of State Depax~tments with jurzsdict~.on in a~eas af ~nvironmen~al coneern is a~tached as Apper~dix B ta the State Guidelines fo~ impXeine~~.a~i.on of CEQA. ) The commen.ts of such agencies and persons shou~.d be considered in prepa~at~,oxx of the draft E~R, ~.f possible, and sha~l be cons~dered ~.n preparation of the fznal. ETR. Any s~.ch agencies o~ persons maki~g comments shal~. be provided a copy of ~he d~af~. E~R when it ~s completed. 0. The contents of an E~R sha11 be a s descr~,bed ~ in Z4 Ca~.ifornia Admi~is~rati.ve Code Sectfons ~.5140 through 151~~. Each e~,ement of an E~R as ou~lined mus~. be covered, and these elements should be.separated inta distinct sections. P. When the draft EIR is completed, it wi~.~. be ~'x].ed wi.th the P~anning Departmen~ and a Natice o~ Comp~etion in. the form at~ached as Appendix G shal~. iae prepared by th~ Plann~.ng D~partment and copies o~ it ~il~d ~~th th~ Secretary of ~.h~ Ca~ifornia Resaurces Agency and the County Clerk and given or. mazlec~ to ~he appl~.cant, Tn addi~tian, a capy o~ the No~zce of Comp~.et~.on sha~.l b~ given or mailed to an~ person inaking a request therefo~. . Q. ThE draft E~R will be made availabl~ f o~ public review and any person may obta~n a copy o~ xt by paying a fee of ~1.00 for the ~irst page a nd $.50 for each ac~d~tiana~. page. - R. A hearing on ~ he draft ETR shal~ be held by ~he Planniz~.g Comm~.ssion at the same ~ime ~.hat ~he applxcation fvr the project ~.n ques~ian is heard, or, if the r~atter does not a.nvo~.ve a project f.or whi.ch an appl~cation is pend~.ng before the P~.anning C~~missian, th~ h~ar~.ng onth~ draft EYR sha11 be he~d at a~ime set by the Planning D~partment, which t~.me shall b~ no~ ~.ess than 15 days a~ter ~i],xng o~ the Na~ice of ' Compl~~ion of the draft E~R. ~ S, At the hearing on th~ draft E~R, the P~anning Commiss~an sha~.~. consider thE suf~iCiency af ~he E~R in discussing possib~e zmpacts upon the environment, ways in which adverse e~f~cts might be minimized, and al~~rnatives to the prajsct, in light of the in-~ent o~ the Califarnia Enviranm~nta~. Qua~ity Act to provide dec~sion'-makers with useful xnformatxon abo~xt such ~'actors. Any person may cammen~ verba~ly or in wr~.~~.ng a~ the hea~ing regarding the suff ic~ency of th~ dra~t E~R. A copy or summary o~ such comments and commen~s from other agencies or persans wa~th jurisdiction andjor expertise (s~e Section N above) shall be attached to the fi.naX E~R. T. Th~ ERC or consultan.t, as appl.icable, shal~. respond ta such cofr~ments recexv~d pursuant -~o Sectxans N and S above by preparxng an at~tachment ~.o the draf~ E~R. The attachm~n~ sha11 describe the disposition o~ sign~.f~.cant 6. environmental xssues raised (e.g., ~evisions ta t he proposed project to m~tzgate anticipated impacts or objections). ' Major issues raxsed when approval a~ ~he pro~ect wauld be at. varxance with recomm~ndations and abj ec~ians ra~sed in such comments m~st be addressed zn detai~ in the attachment, whzch shou~d g~ve reasons why specific comments and suggestions were nat accepted and list factars of overri~ing ~~portance wa~ranting an override of ~hese suggestions. Notwithstand~ng the above provzszons, if al~ such comfnen~s.or suggestions are adequat~ly,~dealt with in ~he draft ETR; the at~achment may simp~y so state and identi~y the applicable sections of the draft EIR. The final EIR shall consist of the draft E~R, a copy or s~mmary af comments received pursuan~ to sections ~d and S above and. the Plannzng Commission's ~attachmer~t. . ~ U, The determina~ion by the Plantt.~.ng Commission with ~ resp~ct to cert~ficat~.on o~ the final EIR shall b~ ~inal unless appea~~d to the Board of Supervisa~°s within t~n days, ~.n which case th~ Boarc~ of Supe~vi.sors will hald a hear~ng on ~he matt~r and made a f~r~ax determi~.ati.on. No~ice of such hearing sha1~. be prepared by the Cierk of the Boa~°d and giv~n or mail.~d to the applicant, the app~Ilan~ a~nd any ather persan requ~st~.ng a capy, not less then 1.0 days prior to the hearing. V. The final E~R sha11 be cansidered by the County depar~ment, Plannx-ng Cotrimission or Board of Sup~rvisors having jurisc~iction over the. application i.n q~.es~ian in making the decxsion to approve or dx~approve the prn~ec~. W. After a decis~an is made on the p~aject, the agency making the d~cis~an sha11 pr~pare a Notxce of Determi~ation ~,n the farm attached as Appendix E~nd f~~,e i~ with the County C~,erk and Planning Department, inc~udir;g a sta~ement of over~ riding cons~deratian if adverse enva.r~nm~nta~. cons~quences have been ~dentified, and ident~.fyxng the other inter~sts that warrant-approval in its po~nt of view. b. COUNTY PROJECTS; ENVIRONMENTAL REV~EW PROCEDURES. . When the County af Butte, or any dapar~nent th~reof, as the lead agency, contemp~.ates any actzv~ty r~s~.lting in physical zmpac~ on ~.he envxronmen~, incl.cxding bu~ not ~.imited to Public Worlcs constructian and rElated activities, c~earing or grad~ng of Zand, ~~prova~nen.ts to existing pub~.zc s~ructures,~ enactment and amendmen~ a~ zonxr~.g ordinanc~s inx~iated by the Plar~n.ing Comm~.ss~.on or the Board of Supervisars,~ and ~he amendment of the Sutt~ County General Pla~.or El~ments ~hereof the tal~owing pracedur~s sha~.~. be ~ollowed: The departmen~ wh~.ch conte.znp~ates the act~.vity shall {request the ERC to) determine whether the actxvi.ty qualifies~for a categorical. ~xemption listec~ on attached Appendix B or in ~4 Ca~~.fornia Adfn.inistrative Code Sectzons ~5207. through 15~.I2. If the ~ activi~ty is categorica~~y exempt, no ~nvironmental. xr~pact repa~~. (E~R) ~s required and reg~lar p~ocess~ng of p~ans for the activity may con~~nue wi~hout further environ~nenta~ rev~ew p~rsuan~ to these proc~dures. ~f the act~vity is no~ 7. categorica2ly exempt, the department shall forward its pla ns ~ a nd specifa.cations to ~he Environmenta~ Review Committee. Upon receipt of ~he plans a~d speci.fxcatzons for the project, the ERC sha1.X conduct a n inxtial. study to determine i~ ~he pro~ec~ may have a signi~icant ef~ect on the env~r~nment. ~The enviranmental review process from that point on, including d~term~,nations and,~xlzng of no~zc~s, wi11 be canducted, as near~y a s poss~.ble, ~n the same manne~ a s specxf z~d abave ~.n the procedures fo~ privat~ p~ojects, wi~h the department proposi~.g to carry out ~he projec~ be~ng treated as the "appl~.cant"k. Provic~ed, howeve~, ~.hat no ~'ees sha1~. be required o~ the "applicant" department. Tn,~ases where an E~R is requireds the Board of Supervi~ors wi11 make the final deci~ian of whe~her or not ta approve the project. When EIR's are submitted ~o th~ State Clea~inghouse, the r~vi~w p~riods s~~ by the responsible agency shall be at least as ~ang as ~he period provided in the state review system operated by the S~ate Clearinghous~. . 8, ~ ` ~ , , ' . \ iI , , 1t.. ' . . • • ~ . . Appenc, A ~ . ENVIRONMENfAL IMPACT REPORT (EIR) PROCESS . ~• ~ ~ . F].ozr Chart for Private Pz~ojects • ~ pp cat~an or pro~ecC ~ approval filed with . , ~ Cowzt de artment i ~ Aepartment determfnes .' o IR ~ if pra,ject ministerial ~inister~a re ired ' or discretionar ' - Biscreti~onaxy ' parunent ~etermines ~ ~ if praject categorxca7,~y Ca~egor~cal7.y - exem t. ExemQt . 1Qat categ~ rica].ly • , exem t . , v ronmenta Rsview eg. c. Ha protest Cnmm3.ttee (ERC) WiZi not have filed; hear- or neg. dec, ~ determines if project ---significant ing hefd i~ -a~£md. aEter wi].I. not have effect rotest fi,led hearing significant effect . on environment ~ J otest fi].ed and ttay have s ig- neg. dec, over- sificant effect ruled after hearing ~ - ~ • . ~ pp icant su its ra t ~ EYR information to . , Plannin De arCment ~it ` . prepares ra t ~ . EIR and fi7.es with ~. _. PEannin De artmertt ~ . '. .. P anning Department ~ . ~ preperes tFotice.of . . Completion and files - ~ ' . . ~ . with 5ecretary af ~ ' itesource Agency and . Count C7.erk ~ _ : . ~ . : . ~ anning Commf.ssion o . hearin on draf't EiR ~ . Planning Com.mission ado ts final EER appeal.---~ oar o upervisox-s halds hearfng and • . ~ ' . ado ts f inal EER No appea - . onsi era t on o ~r~a ~IR and ra ect ., ~ . _,~,: c s on on ro ect • ot ce o etermxnat on ' ' . prepared and #iled wfth ' ' Caunty Clerk and P].annin De arrstent • : C- ,. . ~ ~ l . '~~~ENDrX B . ~. . . . . . .---.----~---.. .' MZNISTk;ktIAL~ ACTIVI~'IES A:~D CATEGQRICAL EXEMP~'IQNS ~~ . MX~S~'~RI.AL I'ROJEC~'S. Mznisteria~. prajects do not require ~ the prepara~i.on, o~'~Envix-oru~ental xr~pac~ Repoxts, The fo~,lowxng ~ projects have beerz determi.r~ed by the ~oard of S~pex-visors to be . min~.sterial projects, based upon an ana~ysis of County ordinanc~s ~ and p~oced~res: 1, Iss~ance of ~uildings P~.umbing, mechanical a.nd e~~c~r~ca~,. ~ ~ ~ permits. .~ ~ ~ 2, Appx~oval of ~inaZ subd~.vision and parcc~~ maps, ~zxd . , •records of s~rvey. ~ ~ . . ~ . • ~ 3. Approval of indivi.dual ufilit~ sertrice conr~ections and ~- di.scor~ect~.ons. ~ . : ~ 4. ~ssuance of retai~ £aod mark~~ pe~n-its. . ~ - : _ . 5. ~ Zssuance of high~~ay transportation perraits, ~ ~. . ~~ CA'~~GORTCAL EXEMPT~OI75. Certain classes af discre~~onary ~ ~ ~ projects av~ een etermined by the Secretary of the Resources ~ ~ ~]gency not ~o have a signi~ican-~ ef~"ect on the ernrironmen~. ~~ ~ ~. Th~se c~.asses are exempt ~from the requiremen~ ~or prepara~i,ori of ~. ~ Env~xorunen~a~ ~mpact Reports, As app~.icable under But~e Cou.n~y ordi.nanc~s and pxacedures the categor~cal exemptions a~e~as follows: ~ ~ ~ Class 1. Exis~in Facil.ities, Operati.an, repair, ma:tn~enance ~ - ar tainor a~eration o existing pub~ic or private strucrures, faci~~.~ies, . . tnechan~.ca~, equipment, .o~ ~opographi.cal featur~s, 3nvolvi.ng negligi~l~ . or no expansion o~' us~: beyond that previous3.y existing, incl.uding ~ . bu~ n.ot , l~.mi~ed ~a: . : - ;. (a) ~ntexior`or ex~erior a~teration o~ Cat;.nty facilities - ~ ~mro7.Vi.ng such ~hings as in~exiox parti.tzons, p~timbing, and el,ectrica~ ' ~ conveyances; , . . ~ ~ ~ (b) k~i.s~i.n~ faci.].i~ies af both ~.n~stestor, ~and~pub].ic~.y -~~ . ~ .. ., owrned ~util.iti.es used ta cox~.vey ox dis~r~,bute el~ctriC power, natura~. ~' . ' ~ ~ gas, sewa~e, etcp ; ~ ~ • . . , ~ . ~ . . . ~~ {c} ~E~is~ing hi~hways and stree~s (withi.n aZready -~ ~ ~ , ~ ~ - ~ - . ~. ~~ ~~ estab~,zshed righ~.s-o~-way). sidewa].ks, gutters, bicycZe and. ~ • ~ . ~ ~ ~_ pedestrian trail.s, and similar fac~ zi~ies such as drainage~ easements -~~~: ~. ~~ ~ , and chaxtnels. (For purgoses of this sec~i.on re~oval of dead~o~ . ~ . hazardous trees front ~ such ~aci~i~i.es,. sha13. be . consi.d~red ~a ~~ - ~ - ' ~ . • ~egair 'and ~airitenance); . - .. . _ ~ . . ~ (d) Restaratzon, or rehabilitation of de~eriorated or -' . ~ - damaged County s~ructures, faci~.ifies or ~nechanica~. ec~uipmen~ to -. . .~ . .. :~t~eet curre,nt standart~s af publ~.c hea3.~h and safety, t~z~ess it i.s ' .~ '.# ~ : . . detezrni,ned tha t the damage was ~ substant~al and rese~].ted fr-o~t an . . . .; :'. : •::''.., . - .•~ . ~ • ~ ~' ertviranmental hazard such as earthquake, 7,andslide or ~~ood;; - . ~ . • . ' (e) Addi~•i.ons to exis~ing Coun~y struc~e~res prov9.ded ~ . • :-: - - ~ thati ~the addit~an wi7.~. no~ resu~.t in an i,ncrease of mor~ than SQ ~~ . . . . . ~. . gercent of the ~laor area of the struct~xre befare ~he addi.tiar~ ar .'•:. . ~ ~ . • • . ~ : a~teration, or 2,5fl~ square ~eet~, whichever is ~.ess; ~ ' -. . ; . . - ~ ~ -. ~ ~' ' (~) Addi~iozt of safe~y ar heal~h pro~Cection devices : ' . - . for c~se. duxing canstre~ction o~ or i.rz con~~sncti.an wi~h existing ..~. ~.. r .. . structuxes, faci.lities or mechanica7. equipment, ox topographica~~ - t_. . features (including navigat~onal devices) where these devi.ces do ~- ~ - not have or res~sit in an adverse environmental impac~; :~ ~- :.. - - - - ' .. . . Cg) '"7w copy o£ existing on snd off • Melnise ~ signs; ~ . - .~ '. ~ . , ~ ..~. ~ .~-_'~(h) .rraxn~~~n~e a~ exis~ang ~andscapizio, nati,tre gro~,rth, : ~ - . ~: - and~ water supp~y reservoirs (exc~.uding the use a~ econom~c paa.sons, . r , .: ~ as defined ixx Division 7, Chapter 2, Cal.xfarz~ia AgricuJ.~~x~a1, Code); ~ ~ ~a . 3.. . . - • - . ' _ ' . ~ . " _ ' ' . . . ~ ..'~ ~_ ~ . ~ {i) l~lazntert~ance of fish screeris, ~i.sh ~:adciers, tai.ldli~'~ . - . ~ ~ . ' -~ - hab~.~a~ areas, artificia~. i,ri.ldlife waterway devices, stream ~1o~t~rs, . ~~. ._ spx~Ings. and wate~holes, and s~zea:~ chanEZ~~.s (c~.earing a~ debxis) ~o ~ ~ . . . pro~tec~~ ~i.sh and w~.~.d~ite reso~rces. ~ .. . _ .. ~ . . . . . . . ~ ~ ' • - ' , (j}.. F~;sh stocki.ng by the ~~~te County Fa.sh and Game~ - . ' ~. . . Coaunission. ' . - • ~ ~ _ , - , . . ~ _ , :- (k3 Ditri_si.on o~ exis~.i~o mt~~.tiple £attti7.y r~ntal uni,ts . ' = ~ . . - . . ~ ' ~.nta ca~tdo~iniufns.. . . . _ .. - . - ~ . . ~ ~~ . • ~ ~ (~.) ~ D~rrio~.~.~zon and r~aval o~ Caunty be~xldi.ngs~ and ~~e7.a~ec}. ~ ' - .. . .. ~ ~ st~uctn~-es ~~~xcep~ S~,here they are af hi~storica~., `~xchaeologica7. .or . .. • • - ' .. . ~ archite~tural. consequerice as otficz.a~.ly designa~ed by Federa~., Sta~e. - . or County action. _ . . ~ - .. ~~ • ~ : ~ , ' ~ - . ' ~..~.. (tn} . ~ Qperation9 repa~.r, mai.ntenance o~ ~inox a~,tera~iari a£ ` . ~ ' sewage treatrnen~ and re£~se dzsposal ~aci).itie~. ~. = ~ ~ . ~ C~.ass 2. Re ~.ace~ent o~r Reco~s~ructiono ~ C~.ass 2 conszs~s o~ "~ - .xeplacemen~ a~~ re~onstruc~i.on a~ Existing stx~ctures az~d faci3.itzes .•- • . . ~ ~ where the new ~s~.xuct~:re t,-il~, be. ~oca-ted an the sa~~ si~e as t~.e -. _..~ -._. ~ . structure rep7.aced and wi1~ have subs~antia~.~.y t~.e sam~ p~~pas~ and ~. '• ;~• . ~. capacity ~as the s~ructure rep~aced, i~cludi.n~ bu~ nat ].imS,~ed ta: . ~ . . (a) Rep~ace~~~ or recanstraction of exis~x~ig. schoo7.s . . " - ' . .. and hospita~s to provi.de ear~hc~ua'~.e r~sa.stant s~ructures which da - . . .. na~ incx~ease capacity ~vre than 50~, ~ :~ ~ . .~ . . ' ~ ~ . ~.-. . _~ . ~ • _ • . .~. ~ - _ "-. . • ~_ ~ (b) R~pZacement ot a~ Coca~~y struc'tu~e with a ne~r struct~~e ~- , ~. - . .: of .substantia~.ly the same s~.ze ar_d purpose. ~ . . . .' } : ~ ~ C].ass 3. ' New Co~zs~x~e~ctian of SmaZ~ Str~.ctuxes. Coz~structioa ~ ..~ - and l.oca~.ion of sing e, r.~s,~ aca.~~t~es or ~tructures and ~nsta~.~.at~.on ' -~- . . ~~ af new e~i.pr~-en~ and facx~.ities including but not .~i.ma.~ed ~o: . .. - . : . ~ .. : ~ . . ~. .'`~ (d} Wa~ex r.iain., sewaget electrzca7., gas and ather t~tili~.y .- . . ~~ - - . .-, . ex'~e~si.ons of reasonab7.e leng~h -to sezve such corzs~ruc~ion. . - _ • _ ~ . ~ • ~ -, - . (C~} . S~ptic tank sys~et~zs for such £aci~.%~~.es ,oz`,s'tr~:ctuxes~~ ~ ~ ~ ~. ~ _ • . ~so~long as the .es~inat~d sewage ~~o~r f~o~n any such ~aci~zt~,es ar . ~, . . . ~-~~uctures oxi any ~on~ ~s, rc~1 of ~,and daes n~~ exceed ~,20Q gaZ3.ons ~• : . .~~r day. and there ara no mar~ t~.an 4 dwe~.ling ura.i~s. ~.ocated an said - ; . - . . parcel. ~ . _ ~ . .-. . . : ~~ ~ _ ~. .. • • ., - - , . . ..~ {(g) Trailer l.zvxng,per~its_) ~. : . . ;~ ; • ` - : ~. - : = ,- : Class 4. Mi.nor Altera~.ions to Lan~. Mir~or pub~ic~ ar . " .' priv'ate a~te~nations i.n t e conditiori of land, water an.d/o~ ' vegetation which do x~ot irivolve removal of ma~.ure, .sceni.c ".- ~rees except for fores~ry and ag~icu~.~ural purposes, ix~cl.uding .: .: ~ but no~ limi~ed tot . ' . ~~ ~~ ~ (a) Gradina on land witli a slope o.£ Iess thax~ ].~ percert~,'. '~ " - ~ . ~ccept wher~ i,~ is to be laca~ed in a watex~~ra~, in any ~re~tland, -• .. - ~ in any affiei.aZ~.y designa~ed (by Fed, ral, Sta~e or local. goverrtme~~t ~ . action) ~ scen~c area, or in of~icia? ~.y mapped a~eas of s~:v~r~ . - -. ~ ~ geo~ooic haz~rd. . . :, _ - ' •.. ~ ~ {b) Ne~r gardening Q~ landscapa.ng but no~ ~.~c~udzx~g tree ~' . ~ remava~. . . . ~. . -. . -. _ ..~...~ . •,.. . .,. ~ • ~ . ' . _ . . . . : : ~ ~ . . . ~ ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~ 3•~ ~ ~ . .. . . . ~ . :; ~ . - . • : ~ . . . . - ~ " - . .-:-.~ -. . ~ ~ . • . ~..~c) Fi~.Zirig ot ea~cth i.r~ta px~e~~us7.y ~ excavated ~and with . . r~~. :' . ~ ' - ~ ma~e~ia1. compa~~,bie ~,~x~h the naturai_ £ea~ure~ o£ ~Clze sa:te . ~. - _ ~ ~ • . ~ . ~ .. .(d} Minax az~e~ratz.ons in land, trater and .u~ge~a~ion o~. . ~ ' ~. - .~' - . existxng o~fzcia~Iy deszgnated ~ri~.d~i~e managem~n~, areas o~ ~ - '. - p~aducti.an facilitzes which resu~~ i.n ~~pravemer~~ ti~ hab~tat~for -~ .~ .. ~ . . £S.sh and ~r~.~.d3.~,fe resources ar ~rea~er ~i~h produ.~t~.an; _ _ _ . ~ .. - • ~ ~ - ~ ~.~ ~e) ~ Minor ~emparary uses -a~ ~~.and having r~egxxg~.h~.E ~r ~ ~ -• - • nQ p~rmanent e~fec~s on the environmen~, ix~c~udiz~g earnivals, $azes ~- _ ~ , - _ . o£ Chx%s~mas'. ~~ees , etc. . . • , : - - ~ -. : (£) ~ Continua~ion a~ mi.;n~ng o~ ~ggrega~e ~e.~tracti.or~ ~ri.~h~,n axz : - . .. • exis~~.ng arad clear~.y defined szt~.. . - • ~ . . . • ~_ . .. . . . ~ - . - s, . ~ . - ~ , ~ . ~ C~ass 5. . A1~e~ations in Land Us~ Limi~a~~ons. t~znar al.~era~ion . ~ • ~ ~. , :. . i.r1 7.axc . use i.initat~.orts, exc~pt zoning,. inc u iAg ut,no~ ~.it~S.ted~ .:_. . , . ' .'t0 : . . . ' - • ~ - . . . ' • . ' " .. ~ ~ .. Ca) Minc~r la~ ~ine adjustmen~s, sxde yard and se~ back -~ - . - irar%arices no~ resu~.tzng ~.n the creation o~ any ~~e~r -parce~. nax zr~ . ~ .. ' . ~ . .: .. .. . any change ~.re land use ar density; ~ - _ . . . .~ :- . , . ~ . ~ ~. (1~) ~ ~ssuan,~e ~o~ mixior ~ e~zcraachmen~ permit~; ~ . . ,. . : . . ~' ((c) . ~ Abarzdorune~tt of pub~~c util~.~y a~ road eas~ents and :, ~ . . . , ~ . "~ fi~.ghts of-way. ) ~ . . .. . ~ :. ~ ~.~ .• Class 6. .xn~o~nati.on Co}.~ec~iaxt. ' Class b cansis~s.~ofr bas~~ - -. .~ : data co ect~,on, researc , eacperi~nenta7. ma~agement a~d resource . - eva~uation, actzvities which do~ not resuJ.~ .iz~ a serious or' ~najo~ .~ ~~~ ~~ ~ . . . . ~~: d~s~urbanc~ •to an envi.x-orzrnenta~. resou~rc~, These r~ay be ~o~ s~ric~~y . - .. . ~ in~orma~.ion ga~hex~.~pu,rposes, or as-~ar~ a~ a study leading ~Q . . • - r ~ ... an actzon-which a. pub7.ie agexi,cy has nat yet app"roved~ adap~ed o~ ~~ L•~.: ~ ~ ~unded. " - Class 7. ~e ulato Ac~ions for Protection of Natura~ Resaurces.~ ' C~ass~is~s o actions ~aken y regulatory agencies, as - _ authorized by s~ate law ar 1aca1 ordi.nance, ~o assure the mainte~ance,. xestoratioxi, or enhancement o~ a natura~ xesaurce, incluc~ing i~ut~no-~ ~ ~. limx~ed to wi~.dli~e prese~vation, exelnpfi~ only if ~.hey include detail : . -- .. p~ocedu~es ~or environmen~al protec-~ian. . ~~. ' Class 8. Re~u3.atory Ac~ions far ~3ie Protection o~ the En~rironment.. Class~conszs~s o actxons ~a en y reg~. atory agencies, as aut orize , ~ " ~ by s~ate law or ~oca1 ordinance, to a~sure the main-~en~nce, res~ora~ion; - •• •::. enhancemerit, or pro~ec~ion of the environmen.t, exe~npt only ~.f ~hey _ . _...-----~ - -------._-... inc~.ude._detai.I rocedures for environmental ~rotec.tia.n. ~ . P. _ _ . ~ ~ ~ _.__._.._.... . --- _ .. .. ~. .. ' ' C~.ass 9. xn.s ec~ion~. ~ C~.ass 9 c4nsis~s o~ a~t~,vzt~.es I~.czited . . .- ent~re`~"-y t"o inspect~a~, to ch~cti fo~ per~orr~anc~ o€ ~ azt apera~~.on, o~ '~- .'_ . '~ -_ q~a~.i.ty, heal~h or sa~ety o~ a p~oject, inc~.udiz~g r~~a~ed ac~ivi~i~s • • , . . such as ~.nspectiarz ~or pos~i67.e m~.slabe~a.ng, ~nisrepres~.ata~ion ~r` " _ . ~.. ..•• adultera~ion o~ produc~s. - . . ~. - : . -. ~ - ~ . . .- .- Cl.ass 1~. Accessor Struc~~res, CvnstruCt~an ox pZac~Qrst c~~ -~- ~ . , - . ~. ~ ~tinax stx~c~.ures acc~ssory ~.o appur~enan~ to) existing coau~e~c~.a],,. ~ - , . - . . . . i.ndustr,zal, or i~s~ituti.ot~al. ~ac~.lities, including h~.t no~ 1~i.ted ~ -. . . to: ~ ~ ~ . ~ : ~ - . . : . : ; . . . . . . -~~) Ort pre~ise signs. ~ ~ ~ . .- ~ ~ , . : --~, ,. ~ . ~ -- ~ . ~ ~ . . . ~. . : ~~} Sr~aI.7. parking Iots. .. ~. " . ~ - ~ _ ~ . . _. . . . ~~ ~~ ,. ~ Cla~ss ~2, S_u_rPIus County Pro ert Sa1es. Class .~.2 consists ~ . . . a~ sa .eT s ~sux'plus County 'proper~y except or parc~~.s .a~ lan~. . ~ ~ . ~ . C:. ~. 4. ~ ~OT~: C1.asses 3,_~, 5 and ~Z above are qualified by considerations ~ a~ where the pro~ect is ta be Iocated -- ~ a project that is ~ . orctinarily insignificant zn its ~.mpact on ~he enviraninent may in • . . . a par~icu~.ax~.y sensitive enviror~ent be signi~ican~. There~ore, ~ these classes are considered to appl.y in a7.~. instances, F,K~~PT~ ~ ~.~ere the project may impact an an environ.mental r~saurce, ar ~~ ~ hazard of critica~. concern as. m~y ~ be"herea~ft~r designa~ed, ~preci~sely , ma~d, and off~cia3.ly adap~ed pursuan~ ~o ~aw. Mo~eover, aJ.l ' exe.t~p~xons for these classes are i.~xagplicable when the c~nv.3:a~a.v~ . : . it~pact of successive projects a~ the sam~ type i.n the same place, .: - ~over time is ~significa~t - - for ~:xample, repea~ed. issuance of _ . ~ - : ~.permits fox sep~ic tank sys~ems on th~ watersh~ds of streams,.l.akes, ~ . domestic wat~r reservo~.xs, e~c. ' • ~- . ~ . . ~'~ ~- Disc~etiona Pro'ec~s. Discr~tionary pxo~ec-~s, o ther ~han -~ those~wi~hin the ca~egorical exemptions listed abave, u~ay requi~e -. _~ Ftivironmenta~ ~~pact Keports. Discre~ionary prajectsrwrY~ich znay ~:-= "` , ~~.. requir~ Environmental Ympact Repdrts ~.nclude but axe no~ iimi~Ced . ~~ to the fol~owi.ng: Enactment and a~endment a~ zoning o~dinances, . ~. . ° ~ . . .,. , . . ,. . , .. . ~ ", issuattce of'zoning variances, issuance of conditiona}. use per~~ts - and the approval of tentative subdivzsi.on and parcei. maps. • ~ ' - - - - -.. .. . _. . . . ~.. . . . ... _ ..: . . . . . .. ...- _ - • _ --_~.... -. ._ ., _ _ i . _~: evv~~n~Y r DETERMIlVATION RE STGNIFICANT EFFECT ON ElVVIROIdMENT Applicar~t~5 I~ame and Address Type of I'raject Locatian ar Parcel. No. Date Received An envixonmer~tal impac~ report is required far any project which may have a sig- nificanC effec~ (substa~tial ad~erse imQact) on the env:tronment. EffecCS inc~t~de enviror~mental consequences of both pri%ary and secandary ~ature. The following quastions shall be used es guidElines ~o d~cide wheCher to make a neg8tive declarativ~ or an environmental impact re~orC. (If answer is unkr-own, wxi.te "unknown" in yes/na co~u~n.) GHECKLISx YES P~0 1. Cou~d Che project significarntly changa presen~ uses of the projecti ar~a? [See Notes.) 2. Aoes the project significanCly confl:Ect with the Butt~ Coun~y Gener$~ P1an or any element therepf? 3. Could ~he praject affect the use o~ a recreation~l area? {See Notes.} 4. Cauld the pxaject have ~ substantial artd demons~rable neg- ativ'e effect on gn area or ~eature of aesthe~ic v$1ue? 5. Wil~ gny natural or man-ruade features ia the psoject area which are unique, ~h~t is, not ~ound in ot~ex parts ot the County, S~ate, or Natfon, be affected? 6. Will the pro~ect involve consrrucCzvn of fac~. ~ities on a slope of 25 percE nt or grEa~e~? 7. W~.li the project involve signi~ican~ c~ts or fills? 8. Could the project cause substantial flooding, erosi~n, or siLta~ion? 9. Wa.li t~ie project invo].ve construction ot facili~ies in an area o~ geologic hazards? ~ 10. ~Cau~.d the projeCt change existing features or involve con- struction in special building pex~na.t are$s along the Saczs- menfo River, ~he Feath~r R~ver Floadway, i.n any are~ subject to inundgtion, in an area i.n clase proximi.ty to any river, stream, lake, resarvoir or rsatural drainage channel? ~1. Is the project one o~ a series of cumulatiive-action, whic~ al~hough individuaily s~nall, may as a whoLe have si~nificant environmental impac~? f 12. Cauld the project breach any publ.ished national, state, or local stanc~ards ~eiating ~o soli.d waste or litter Control? ' ~ ~ . - ~ NOTES T4 CHECK LIST QUESTIC+NS ~ ~ . . _ .. , _ . _, ~ . . ~. ~ . : • ~ ~ 1. Could the Qro~ject sign~ficantly chan~~resen~ uses a~ the pro~ect ~rea? .. . _~. The projec~ a~ea inclt~3es the immedia'te iocation o£ the pro~ect ~S w~ll . ~`., ,.' as mare r~:mo~e areas that may .be di.rect~.y or indirec~Iy a£fected by _ ~.' . constxuc~ion andfor operation o£ the praj~~ta Chang~ on pro~eG~..$it~ . only does not xequir~ y'es. ~ _- ~ . ~ 3. Cou1d th~ praject a£fect ~he use of a recreationa~. , ar~a? ~,~ ~ ~. ~ • Exa~pl.es o~ recreati.on.al areas a.nc~ud.e exisCing ar propased public ~. ~. . - ~ parks, campgroe~nds, t~aat la~nching facilities, trai~.s, $eenic ~xeas, and natu~al Iandmarks. ~ . ~ ' S. Wi7.7.~any natural or man-made features in the prpject area which a~e ~~ • . uni ue that is, not oun i.n ot ~er~ ~~arts ~o~t e Count , tate ox . . at2on,~ , ,e.,.~.._ .eete~ . . ~ , Unique ~eatu~es i.nc~.ude those areas, struct~res, biologica~. pheno~ena, ~ etic, tha-C exhib~t distinguishit~g cha~acterzstics not found in,nther ~ , , areas, or on].y ~n a sma~.]. number af othe~ a~eas. S~ch fea~ures can _~~ b~ exther good or bad for human health, safety, comfort, or convenience. ' ~.8. Cau].d the project ~esul.'~ in si~nificant chan~e in ~he hydro~ogy o~ the ~ . - area ~~ • ~~ ~xamp~.es include but are not limited ta al.~eratians~or relaca~i.ons o~ . ~ drainage channels, watersh~d l.ands, r~rater storage,.suxface run-of~, • ~ tuxbidity aia.d sed.iment ~oads, . ~ ~9, Cauld the_project_a~~ect th e functioning of an establ~.shed camnunit_y? ~ Examples inc~.ude bu~ are no~ limi~.ed to: i" Changes in ~raf~ic ~at~erns. , ~ ~ ~f~~:cts an access within t~e community to commercial es~ab~,xsh~ents, schools, parks, etc. . ~ ~ : ~ Zntxoduc~ion of activities no~ presently found within the cornmunitiy. ~ . Sigrzificant increases i.n demand £or community sexv'i.ces such as s~reets and i~ighways, schools, fire, and poJ.ice pratection, s~wers, wa~er, ~ vectar con~xo7. (i.e., coz~~ro7. o~ insects, rod~nts, etc. ). 21. Could the ro~ee~ significantZy a~fect an histox~ical or archaeola~ical ~. site _or x~ts setting. . ~ .. ~..~. ~. ,_-._,_._._......,_.,_ Th e setting of such sites i.nc~.udes surrounding areas, th e nature of ~ which are S.mpo~~an~ to tL~e understanding and enjayment of the site i•tseZf. 22. Could ~h.e ro~ec~ serve to encoura~e dev~I.apment o~ presently unde'ere~.o~ed areas or intiensi~ deve~o ment ~of ~a~read ~dev~~areas. Examples inc~.ude thc: int~aductzon of facilities such as ~treets, roads, water mai.ns ar sewerage lines in suci~ a manner as ~o facilitate development ar i.ntensifi.cation of~ th~e txse af an area. 25. Will the ro'ect involve~the app].~~ation3 u5e,_or disposal of po~entiYally azar ous mat~ria~'~ ^"~' - - - ° . Examples inc~ude but are not limi~ed to pest~.~ides, i~erbicides, ~oxic substances, explosive, corrosi.ves and radioactive wastes~ ~ 29. Cou3.d the_projec~ significant~. affect the po~entia~. use, exCraction, or conservation q a natuxa ~esource. ~ ~" • r Examples ~.nciude, but are not limited, to: ~ 1~ Timber and watershed use and conservation. ' - DeveZopments w~ich effe~tive7.y precl.ude rhe extraction of tlte re~ion's ro~k, sand, gravel, or other mineral resour~es.. • Uses which e~fect7vely preclude the multiple use of regional natu~al. .' resources i.n scarce s~p~I.Y • . .. Activiti~s whi.c~ ~end to diminish the suppI.y or avai7.ability ~o~ , regional natural resources that are in scarce supply. ~ FINDI~GS Apglicant's Name ~pe of Project Address Date Rece~ved 1. Daes the pro~ect have the pdtential ~o degrade the quali~y of ~he environment or cu~tai~ the range of the environme~t (narrow the range of ben~ficial uses ot the env~ro~ment?) 2. Will the pro3ect cause impacts which achieve short»term, tio the disedvanta~e af long-term, e~v~ronme~ta~ goals? A short-term imp~ct on ~he envxron~en~ is one which occurs in a relat~vely br~~f, definitive periad n£ t~me while Long-~erm impacts wi11 endure well into the futi~re, 3. Could the project cause impacts which are individually limited~ but cumulati~ely consider~bie? A praject may impact o~ two or more separate re5our~es where ~he impact on each xesource is relativ~ly small. If ~he ef~ect of the total of those i~pacrs on the environmenti is s~gnificant, an ~IR musC be prapared. This £inding does ~ot appiy ro two ar more separate projects wher~ the impact of each ~s insigni~icant. YES NO 4. CouLd the environ~ental e£fects of the projec~ cause substan- tial adverse effec~s on huma~ beings, e~ther direct~y or indirect~y? NDTE: If any af the above four findings questions are answered "XES", the project wi~l be ~qund to have a significant e£fect on the env~ron~ent. DETEItMINATION This pt'oject will not have a sign~.€icant e~.~e~t on the environment. A Negative Declara~zon shouid be prepared. This project couFd ~~ve a significant effe~t on ~.he envirortment. An EIR is r~qufred. ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW CaMMITTE~ Locatifon ar P8rc~1 No. Da~e gy APPFN~7X n iVc.G~TIti'r ~ECL~Rc~~ION iiEGARD~NG ENVIRO~IME~€TAL ~rIPACT . ~ e P~OT~CE ? S HER~BY GiVE~ tha~ the EnvLronmenta~. Reviec~r Eo~i, ~~ee of Ch2 County o~ ButiCe has reva.e:aed the proj~cC described belo.w pursuant to the provisions o~ th~ Califarni~ ~nv~ranmental Qua~ity Act of LR74 (~t~blic Resources Code S°ctizons` 21~~+0, e~ sec~.),;as amended, and determined that ~.t will zxot ~.ave a; signi£icant ef~ect upotz the enviror~ent, ti ' • ~ ~. An enva~ranmenta7. impact report wzll no~ be required. `~ 2. DES~~IY'~ION OF P~OJEC~: 3. i1tAi~t~: Altili3 '~.~'B~SS 0~' ~'AQ.TEC'r APPLICA~'F: ~S. A copy o~ th~ En~i.ronmanta~ Revi~w CammiC~eets determination reg~rdz~g ~h° er~vi.xanmen~21 ef~ec~ tir ~his projec~ is availaiale ~or publ.ic i.c~spection a~. ~ tha Bu~~e C~unty Planning Aepar~~ent, 7 Caunty Ce~t~er brive, 4roville, Ca1- i.forr~z~:. Copies th~~eof ~rill b~.provided to any p~rson upon payment by h~m or a~e~ o~ $1,00 far the firs~ page and ~.5p ~o~ each ac~ditiona~ page. 5. P.ny gerson +cazshin,~ ~o ~ontest ~his Ne~ative Declarstion may file a wri~~e~a pro~.esi: spec~.fying ~.~t2 reasans ~hezefor. Such sa-~i~ten proCest s~a~l be ii~.ed ori.th the ,8utr~ Caun~y Plannang Ca~rsission at ~he Pl~a~ning Departi~ent atL?ce: c•ri~hin fifte:~n (15} days from ~~te da~e this Nega~iv~ ~3e~lara~ion saas ~ilL.:~ tai~h the C~un~y C~erk. TC a wri~ten protest is tim~ly ~il.ed, a ~Seaz iri~ regartling th~ Plega~ive DeclaraL~an wil~ be hel.tl by ~.h~ Pianning ' Com~!zsszun. Objec~ians -n~y b~ p?°eaeC~~eCi e7~th~~' orally or fn w~i~ing s.~ ~hp ~~ea~ ~.r~g ~ G. I~ ~a trri~ten pro~es~ i5 time~y fa.l.ed regard~ng th~.s Negativ~ Dec~.ara~ion, t~:e a~?p~:~cat3.an .~or t~e projecC may be approved wirho~,t hearing regarc~~r:g ~~~~ ~;e~~ti~ra ~e~lara~ion. ~ E~EVIROI~MENTAL 1tE1T~EW CO~iMITTEa D AT~ BY Appendix E NOTICE OF DETERM~NAT~ON NOTICE IS HEREBY G~VEN pursuant to the requirem~nt5 of the California Environm~nta~ Act of I97~ that th~ County of Butte has taken the actions and made the determinations set out below with respect to the folZow~ng d~scribed project: . Description of Project (type, location, size} Name and Add~ess o£ Praject Applzcant l. ~t was determined that this pro~ect wil~ no~ have a significant effect on the environment and a Neg- ative Declara~ion was filed. The final determina~ion on the Negative beclara~ion was made by th~ (Environmental Review Com- mittee) (Plann~ng Commission) (Board of Superviso~s) on No Environmental Impac~ Report was required. ~t was de~ermined that this project could hav~ a szgnz~~cant ~~fect an the environmen~ that an Envir- onmenta~ Impact Report was req~ired. The finaL determination requiring the Environmenta~ Impaet Repart was made by ~he (Envir- onmental Review Committee) (PZ~.nn~.ng Comm~ssion) (Board o~ Super-- visors) on . 2. An Environ~ental Impact Repart for this pro~ect was prepared gursuant ~o ~he provisions of the Ca~- ifornia Environmental Qua~a.ty Act of ~.970. The final Environ- mental Impact Repart was adopted by the (Planning Commission) (Board of Supervisors) o~ 30 ~t was determined a~t~r consideration of (the ~Cinal EnvironmentaZ Impact Report and) the app~icatior~ for this projec~. to (approve) {disapprave) the project. 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Drai.nage Distr~cts ~ But~e Cr~ek Draina ge D~strict • llrainage Distri.ct ~kl Draina~~ Di.strict ~~2 ~ Drainage District ~~1QQ . Drai.nage District ~~200 F~,re Prot~ction Distri.cts ~,1 Medxa Fire Dis~.rict - ~ . P~radise Fire P~otect~.an District ~rrigatian D~.strzets - _1:k~r~am Irrigation District ' , Oroville -Wy~ndotte Ixri~ation Dis~rict : . Paradise ~rr~gat~.on Dis~.ra.ct . Richva~.e Irrigation Distric~ : • Table Mt. ~xriga tian Di stri,c~ ~.. ' . Therma~zto ~rrigation Di.strict ~ - Mosquito Abat~ment Distric-t . But~e County ~1o squito Aba tement Di.strict Durham rlosquito Abatemen~. D~strict . ~ ~ t~rav~.lle Mosquito Abatement D~-st~ict ~ Reclarnation Distr~.cts . ' Reclamati.o~ Dzstrict ~~833 . ~ Recreation an~. Par~ Distr~cts ~ ~ ~ ~~ Ch~.co Area Recreation and Par~c Dzstrict~ . ~ U~.rhajn Re~xeation and Park _Di.stric~ ~ - Fea~her River Recreation and Park District Paradise Recreation and Park Distri.ct . .- Rzc:~va~.e Recreatzon and Park District Sani.tary Distr~cts . . Richvale Sanztary Distx-~.ct . • ~ Wa~er Dxstra.cts " ~ Biggs-~Test Gr~d~.ey Water Distr~ct ~ ~ ' . ' But~e Wa~er Distr~ct ~ .. ~ Magala.a County Water D~.strict . ~ ~ sf • ~ _ ..~ NOTICE OF COMPLETION (of Draft Environmen~al ~mpact Report} RESPONSZBLE AGENCY: DEPARTMENT: ~ Co~nty o~ But~e ~ Planning ~ PROJECT TITLE: ADDRESS: ICITY: ~COUNTY: 7 Count C~nter Drive Orovii~.e Butte w U ~ • ~'+ CONTACT PERSON: AREA CODE: PH~NE: ~ ~ Lawrence J. Lawson, Pla.r~ning Director 916 534-4601 ~ x N z PROJECT DISCRIPTION ~F NATURE, PURPOSE, AND BENEFTCZARIES: r~ w Ei M a ~ HI O z ol A PROJECT LOCATION CITY: IPROJECT L~CATI~N C~UNTY; Butte TIME PER~OD PROVIDED FOR REVIEW c The But~e County Planna.ng Comn~i sa.on w~ o a ~aring an the Draft EIR on at 7:30 p.m. at the Board of Supervisors Room, Courthouse, Orovi~le, Ca~.ifornia. ~ ADDRESS WHERE COPY OF DRAFT EIR XS AVAILABLE: P1.anning Department County Cent~r Drive, ~rov~lle, Ca i o~nia 95965. . i ~ ~ ~ ~ APPendix H ~ ~l+J71C~ OF iNTENl' ~ ~ YPIiS FORM SERVlS AS THE HDTtCf OF GOWPLEYIOX l1HUEIS TXE ULIfOlIXIA ~ STATE CLEARlNGHOl15E ENy[ROMµEMTAL Ut1~L17Y ACT 1F A REy~~M~ ~5 ~Eqliill£a ~T TH[ 37ATE ~ orrece OF THG 50vEarOR LfVEL OH TME EHY1110N~1EMTAL IldPACT R[AOR7 9!1 NE~ATIYE ~LCLARAi161i. Or~[C[ OI PL4HNIxG AHO / 11{y=AIICH [ ~ 74D0 40T}I sFR[ET ' l SACAAMLN70, CALIiORN1A GbH14 • . i91 bi 44'~-Obl3 STATE OF CA44FORNIA - FOAM 4°R-1 lii-731 ~ STA7~ CLEARI~GHOUSE NUMB@F ISCH. N41 I4-6) TRARSAC719N (91 ~ i' ~: SEE I1f5TRUCT103i5 OM 11EYERSE SIdE ~ \_ ~ 17 NEW7IYE RELLARAT108 A77ALNEP C41155 ~ 18 NONE AT7ACHE~ - pOCUMEMT WIIL BE FOi1WAR0ED OH APPRO%IhEAT£LY ' ~+oa o~r run (19-24) , \ SAOHSOR (DR AGEHCY RESPOHSISLE fpR l1EPORTI {S2_q;) a1Y151Ok 4- OATE T1115 FOAM SUBMfiTEO {75-BOI ~' , MO. ~ OAY ~E,~q n~ V PAOJfC7TfYLE 112-71) - AGENCrAC7k0~tPATElsvi IHSr4f73•R01 MU. l~AY YEAA ~o0i~fs5 li2-~51 . CITY 146-54 GOUHTr 46~-751 Zip cv0f [76-8f k 03 [ON7~CT aER50H 112-36Y TiTLE [37-b51 ~AE~ CObE 168-681 PtiOkE i64-751 ExT. 176-801 Q4 05 f i2-741 PROIEC7 OESCRIATIOH 9F RATVME, PURPOS£, BENEFICIArlES ON THESE 6~INES CAPSUIIZE TFEE PROJECT pESCRIPT1pN YOU AHE Q6 ~ 1z"7~~ " . . ENCOIEIiAGED TO AT7ACH AD01710H- AL INFORMA7IUN ON TH$ PRpJECT [12-7i1 FOR SHE BENEFiT pF TFi£ REVIEW- Q7 _ ER. tF YOU D0, THE 57ATE tLEAR- {Ep_~~~ 1NGHDUSE WILL HEEO 25 COPIES OS OP ANY AT7ACkMENTS. PL.EASE 142_~~~ CHECK w~Tri7HE MfTROPOLITAN Q9 CLEARIKGHOl15E FOR 7HEIR S~B- M SS O Rf R (i2-NY . . I I N qUl EMENTS. . ~O . PAQ)ECI LOCA710H CITY (i2-451 ' P1fOJCCi L6CATIOH COl]NYY (Afi-79S rY ti «B-Sfi 7~6b ~ FHDERAL FUN~S MATGHING FUN~S OT~ER , NOH-FED£RA~ FunE05 707AL FUNOS ~~ ' SpVRCE OF 07NER FEOfR~L FUKUS (12-341 FEO_ CA7tlOG H0. SOURCE OF STA7E 1.{ATCH [35-57) SOURCE 0~ 67NER HON-FEQ, PUHOS f58-BOF ~~ FUNDli1G AGENCY PAOGRAM 71TCE I12-00] FED£RAL'GATALOL NUMOER ~~ FVrlpliiG AGENCY NAiAE 112-45I SVB-AGENCY [M16-74) , 15 CflHGAES510MA4 DISTRIC7 SENATE 0157RICT ASSEMBt,Y UISTRfCT ST~YE- COUM7Y- MuLT!- WIDE wiOE COVISTY 1 ~{~ ~2-73 ~a•75 7G-17 16-14 20-21 22-Z3 24-2~ 26-27 2BdG 30•31 32•33 3R-39 3a.37 3a.39 ~0-4! ~2-43 44-45 4E-~7 48-4 79-51 52 53 :54 S5 96 S> C1 O C] Q O q, - r!+ ~.n f ti Nn (,ti R 7YP~ OF ACTION: PROJECT SL783ECT TO REVI@W ifNDER: 1F PqO1EGT IS PHYS]UL ~r+ NATUAE OR REOUIRES AN ~ 12 HEW ' ~ (CHECK AS MAH7 AS APPit0PR1ATE1 ' ENylA8H/AEH7AL OOCitMEk7, L157 TME U.S. GEOLOGlCAL SURVEY QWORAkGLE MA9 1% WHICH THE AR4IECT 45 ~ 58 U.S. OFF]CE Oi MANAGEMEH7 A31Q 8t10GET ~~~ATEO. . ~ 73 MOOIFICATIOR IH CURpfN T CIpCUTAR A-95 ' . GRAH7 - CUR. SCH. H0. }~ ~ na.z>> ^ . z~ ~Z~ GOHTIliUAT{OH GNAlIf - 59 MOOEL CITlES PLAHNED VARIATIDN 3 , SCM.NO.FROM PRE.YR. ^ ~ I23-301 60 HA710NAL EHVIROMl.IENYA4 POLILY AC7 q, ~ 31 qESU86i1TT1~L IF A aAE • 5. 17 APPLiCAi10M - ^ 6t CALIFORNIA EHVIROMMEHSAL 011A~1TY ACT , • PR[. SCN. iEO. ~32-391 ~ . b2 SUBDIYISIOIi RfYIEW fSCCTiON 14550,1 OF Sll4i8£SS A PRpFES5h0?F3 Cp~E1 d9f5 YOUR AGENCY NAVE A[ivlL RIGNYS AFFIRMA7IV{ REQUE57ED FUR~ STAA7 ~ AC710H POLICY AH~ PLAM~ (~~-A51 MOH ~ DAY - YEAtI ~USDS 0~3RRTIDIF y,105. ^ fi3 57A7E AOMINiSTRATlVE MAHUAL [5[C. 09111 Y~S ~ 67 N.O ~ 6B ' IA6-4B1 ESY,~RQJECT STAAT ~49-5i~ MOH - OAY - YEAiI ~ 6~ HEALTH RCLATED ISEC. 437.5 OF ItEALTH AN4 SAFLiY GOOE1 WILL TnE AR6JE[7 qE6ulAE RELOCAYIOH~ EST. PA6JELi PVRATl6h MOS , ^ 65 ~EA5E OF STATt LA8p5 ~ . . (55-571 ~ 6fi O7HER: ` YES ~ 69 NO ~ 70 i5 ~MYIApNIJ£H7AL DOCUM[HT REYIEW 11EpU1RE0~ YES ^ ~2 NO ~ 13 IF YES - - ' IF NO - ~ ~a ~ 14 CNYIHOHf.IEHTAL iMPACY SYA7QMEN7 IHCPOfi7) ATTACHEO ^ 25 iE~fNA~ AROGRAM dOCS N07 REOU4RE AN fNVIROHMENTAL pOCVAlEkY Q ~[5 ORAFT EIB ~ 16 F18AL EiA p 26 PROIEC T E%EMpT UH~CN S7ATE CATEGORIG4 E%(MPTION. 39 JT~FY hOTH) ^ MEraoPat~rnu c~ ~z~-ze~ ~I3~ LDGAL, LOUMTYWIDE, REGIONAL, STAT$ 6R FEOERAL AGEIiCIES WITH WMICN COUR~IHATIOH Ht5 SEEH ESTABLISRED. Si'ON3011'S ~10JELT 1.~. MUM6LR (DP7YOMALI ~l,2-211 SIGMATt~AE Oi AUTHU111ZC6 AEAR[S£HTATIYE l