HomeMy WebLinkAbout78-090RESO~UTION ADOPTING THE REVZSED ENVIRONMENTAL
REVIEW GUIDELINES
C~~REAS, the a~~ached revised Environmental Review
Guidelines have been reviewed by ~he Board of Supervisors in
open sessions; and
W~TEREAS, the revised Environmental Review Guidelines
are mandafed by s~a~e law.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Board of Super-
visors of the Coun~y o~ Butte, State of California, that the
revised Environmental Review Guidelines, attached hereto as
~xhibit "A", are hereby adopted.
PASSED AND ADOPTED by the Butte County Board of Super-
visors ehis 9th day of MaY , 1978, by the following
vote:
AY~S: Supervisors T.emke,
NOES : None
ABSENT : None
TJOT VOTING: None
ATTEST:
CLARK A. NE~~ON, CQ~.~t~ ;Gl~r.k : .
and Ex-officio C1er~c o~ the Board
By ~~~-t~l.c ~ ~~l.++.,
inston
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of the Butte County
Board of Supervisors
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Adop t ed Janua~ '~'1 , ~ 977
Revised April 'f9, 'Ig77
Revised Ma~ 9, ~978
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{b) Emerge~Cy r~pairs ~o p~b~ic service ~ac~lities
necessary to ~ai~tain s~rvice.
(c) Proj~cts unde~taken as i~medza~e action necessary
~o prevent or mi~iga.~~ an eme~gency.
4. LLAD ~1GENCY
Where a projec~ is ~.o be carried ou~C or appraved by mare
than. one pub].ic agency onJ.y one pubXic agency sha~~ be responsible
tor prepa~a~ion a~ en,cri.ranmental documen~s and it w~~.~. be the Lead
A~ency. Su~h environmental documents wi~l be prepared by ~Che Lead
Agency i.n consuZta~ion wi~h aIl responsibl.e agencies. The Lead Age~cy's
~nvironrner,.~Ca7~ docuu~.en~s sha11. be the enviranme~.~Ca~. documenta~i.on ~or
a1~ responsible agencies. Exc~pt as p~avidad in 14 Cal. Admin. Code
§15~~9.5(c}, such responsible agencies shall con.si.der ~he Lead Ag~ncy's
EIR o~ negative declara-~ion prior to ~c~ing upan or approvi.ng ~he ~
projec~s, and ~hey shal~. c~r~ify that theix decision-making bodies
have revzewed and conside~ed the info~ation con~az,nec~ ~.n ~hem.
(a) ~f ~he pro~ecC is ta be carrzed ou~ by a pub~ic
agency, the Lead Agency shall b~ the publ.zc agency
which proposes ~o car~y ou~t the project.
(b} ~f -~he project is to be carried out by a n~ngavern- -
men~aZ person, ~he Lead Agency sha13. be the publzc
agency with the ~reatest respon.szb~.1~.~Cy for super-
vising ar appzov~,ng the project as a ti~rho~.e, The
Lead Agency wi~l generally be the agency with
general go~crernmen~a~ powers ra~h~r ~han an agency
~aith a single or ~imi~ed pu.~pos~ which is involved
by reason of the naed ~to provide a~ubZic service~
or public u~i].i~y to the pro~ect; in such cases,
th~ sing~e or lim~.ted purpose agency raill, upo~ request,
provide da~a concernir~,g a11 aspects of i~s activities
required to turni.sh servic~ to the p~oject to the
agency drafting the EIR, and no separa~e EIR wil~. be
required zn regard ~o s~.ch ac~~.vi~i.es .
(c} Where more than one public agency equally mee~ the
criteria set ~orth i.n pa~agraph b above, ~he agency
ti~hich is ~o act tirs~ on the proj~c~ i~. ques~tion sha~l
be the Lead Agen.cy (~a13.owing -th~ p~in.cip~.e ~.hat ~he
environm~ntal iittpa.c-~ should be ass~ss~d as early as
pos~ible in govern~en~al. pl.anni~t~.;} .
(d). tidhere the provisions of• subsections (a) ,(b) , and {c)
leava twa or more public ag~ncies with an equa~ claz.m
to be the Lead Agency, the pub~.~c a~encies rtay by a~ree-
men~ c~as~~nate which a;ency will be the Lead Agency.
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COU~TY OF BUTTE
PRQCLDURES ~~R ~P~1PLEriEI~lTAirON
ENV~RONMENTAL QUAL~TY ACT
~,. OBJECTTVES
OF CALIFORNxA
o~ ~.9 ~ a
The objectivas o~ ~hese procedures are to imp~.ement the
California Environmen~a~. Q~t~ali~y Act of I970 {CEQA) as amended and
~o ensure ~hat cansideratior~. is g~ven to the en~rironm~n-~al effec~s
of projects whic~. are subjec~ to CEQA. An Environmental I~.pac~
Repor~ is an informa~iana~. document which, ~-rhen fu].~.y prepared in
accordance wi~h CEQA and ~hese Guidel~nes, wil~. in~orm pub~ic
decision-~makers and the gerr.eral public of the signifxcan~ environ-
men~al. effects of projects thay propose t~ caxry ou~ or app~ove.
The ~n~ormation in an E~P~ consti~u~es evidence ~hat a public agency
sha~~. cons~der along with any o~her in~ormation wh~.ch may b~ presen~ed
~a the agency. (Whi~.e CEQA requ~.res tha~ rnajor considera~ion be g~.ven
~o pr~ve~t~Cing environnien.~a1 damage, it is recagnized that pub~ic
agencies have ob~.igatians to balance o~her publi.c ob~ectives, incl.uding
economz.c and social factors ~n de~ermyning whe~her and how a projec~
shou~.d be approved. Eco~omi.c ~nformatio~ may be inc~ud~d in an EIR
or may be pr~serz~ed ~.n wha~e~ver torm -the agency desi~es . The County
re~ains i~s e~is~ing au~harzty ~o bal.ance environmental objectivas
raith econamic and soczal ob~ ectives and to ~reigh th~ various ~.on.g term
and sho~t term cos~s and b~neti~s of a pro~ec~ in raaki.ng the decision
ta approve or disapprove it.)
2. DEF~NITIO~IS
The def~.nit~.ons contained in CEQA and the regu.lations of
~he Californi.a ~esources A~ency implement~ng CEQA sha11 be applicabl.e
in canstruing and app~ying these procedures.
3. Ei~RGENCY PROJECTS
Tne followi~g e~ergency pro~ec~s axe exempt from th~
zequiremen~s of CEQA,. a~zd na ETR is required.
(a) ~rajects und~rtaken, carried out, or appro~red by a
public agency to maintain, ~epair, res~or~, deina~isY~
o~ replaee property ar facili~ies damag~d or destroyed
as a res~.lt of a disas~Cer in a disas~er strzken area
in which a state af ernergency has been prac~a~.ra.ed by
the Governoz~ p~rsuan.t ~o Chapter 7(cat~encing with
§3550) of Div~.sion Z, ~itle 2 of the Gnv~rn~nent Code.
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the reasons thexefa~ with the ERD wi~hin 15 days ~rom the da~e the
notice of the det~~nination was given o~ mailed to him. If no c,rritten
p~otest is timely filed, an EZR will be required.
E. Xf a wri~~en pro~est is tirnely filed, a hearing regarding
the de~erniination sha11 be held in ~h~ same ~anner as pxavided in
paragraph H by ~he decision-making body.
F. ~~ the decision-~aking body determ~nes ~hat ~he pro~ec~
may have a signi~icant effect on the environmen~, and an EIR is required,
~he decision becomes fina~. If ~he decision-maksng body determines ~hat
the project wiYl not.have a sign~~~can~ effect on ~he environment, th~
ERD sha~l prepare a Nega~ive De~Iaration in ~h~ form at~ached hereto as
App~ndix G. ,
(Negative Declara~aon and Pro~ests}
G. If a dete~i~ation is made ~ha~.the pro~ec~ wi~~ ~ot
have a significan~ ~~f~c~ on the enviranmen~, ~he ERD shall. prepare
or have pr~pared, a Negative Declaration in the forrn attachEd h~re~o
as Appendix G. "The Negat~ve Dec~axation sha~I be completed wi~hin 30
days from ~he date o~ ~he de~ermination by ~he ERD and zn any case,
~ai~hin 90 days ~rom the da~e af ~eceipt of ~he completed applicatian.
' H. 1. Notice o~ the prepara~ian on the Nega~ivE Declaration
" sha~~ be provided ~o ~he public within a~easonable period a~ time
pxior ~a finax ado~t~an by the decision-making bady of the Nega~ive
~ec~ara~io~. Notice sha~~ be given ~o al~ organizations and individ~a~s
wno have previously request~d such notice and shall a~so be given by
a~ least one of ~h~ fol~owin~ proc~dures:
a. Publication, ~o fewer ti~esthan required by §6061
o~ the Government Code, by ~he public agency ~n a newspaper ot general
circ~la~ion ~n ~he area affec~ed by ~he proposed project.
b. Posting of notice by the public agency on and of~
s~~e in ~he area where the project is to be lacated.
. c. Dir~ct mai~ing ~o ow~.ers o~ pro~ert;T co~~iguous to
~he pra~ect.
2. ~he al~ern.a~ives for pravidin~ notice specif~.ed in
Subsec~ion (~) sha11 not preclude a public agency frozri prov~ding addi-
~ional no~i.ce by ather means if such agency so desz.res, n.or shal~ the
re~uirements of this s~ction preclud~ a pubJ.zc agen~y frorn prorr'iding
the pub~zc no~ice xequzxed herei.n at the sarne ti~r,e an.d zn. the same
manner as public notice otherwise required by ~.~ for such project,
I. Copies of th~ ~3egative Declaza~Cxon shall. be avai~ab~.e
ior public inspection and copies therea~ may be provid~d ta any person
upon pay~nen~ by hirn of a fee of $~.. Oa for th~ first page a~cd $. ZO for
each addi~i.on.a7. page .
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5. PR~VA~i'E P1ZOJ~CTS ; ENVZROI~T~~TAL R~V~E~~3 PROCEDURES
When applica~ion is znade to ~he Coun~y of Butte, or any
developFnent thereof , as the Lead Agency, fo~r approval. a~ a priva~e
project (as def~.ned zn ].4 Ca~.ifornia Administrative Cnde §~5937(a)
(2) and (3) and §15Q62) the follow~.ng procedures shall be fol~.or~r~d,
~.n accordance wzth the f~.ow cha~t attached he~eta as Appe~dix L.
(Ini~ial Ac~ion)
A. The departmen~ with whi.ch ~the appl~.ca~ion has beer~. fi~.ed
shal~ ~orward the app~lica~~on to the ERD (Er~.vironme~ta3. Review Directox~ )
~oz a cietermination as ~o whethe~ ~Che app].ica~Ci.on is for a minis~e~ia~
activi~y or for an activ'ity quali~ying ~or a ca~egorical exemptiox~.,
which act~.vi~ies and exe~np~ions are lis~ed on attached Appendix B. I~
the appl.ica~ion is ~or a m~.n~.sterial ac~ivxty or an ac~Civ~ty ~ahich is •
categori.ca~.].y exemp~., no env~ron;nental repart (EIR) is xequired, and
regul.ar pracessing of the applicat~.an tnay continu~ without further
environmen~a~. raview pursua~t ~a these procedures; the applican~ or
depa~~tment sha~.l ~i1e a nQ~ice of exeanp~ion with ~the caunty clerk ix~.
the fo~n. pro~crided as Appendix A.
B. If the ac~ivity ~.n ques~iorz is not minis~er~.a~ and is.
no~ ca~egorically e~empt,.the ERD sha11. notify ~he applieant to app~.y
~o~' a reviEw of ~he projec~. The app~.ica~Ci.on for such review shalY
be accompanied by a t~~ as e5tab.Yisl~ed purs~ar~.t ~o ~resolution~by. ~h~ .
Board of 5~.p~rv~.sors .
(DeCermination Whether ~'raj ect CouZd Have Significant E~fer~t)
C. Upon receipt of the appl~ca~ion the ERD shall conduct
an in~~tia1 study to de~exmine if the praject may have a signi~icant
effect on the er~.vironment . In m.aking such s~udy, -~he ERD shall prepare
a writ~en d~texrnination in ~he form. at~ached as App~ndix F. The ERD
shall require the app].zcant to file and submi-~ da~ta and infor~ation in
the form attached as App~ndix E, tnay reques~ comme'tr.~s from affected
County departments or o~her government agencies and may make field
inspections as necessary to make thi.s determina~2on. Prior to deter-
rffix~xng whe~Cher a nega~ive dec].aratian or an,v'ironmenta~. irr~pact repox~
is required ~or a pro,~ ec~ , the Lead Ag~n.cy shall consu~~ *,a~th all
Respansible Agenc~.es . This first s~ep of cons-u.ltati.on may be done
quick~y and informally. The E?ZD sha11 co~nple~te the initial study~
~ri~hi~ 30 days from. ~Che date on whxch the ERD re~eives a co~.pl.e~ed
application, frorn the applican~. I~ any of ~he ef~ects of a pro~ec-~
may have subs-~an~ial adverse i.~n.pac~ on the enviranr~e~.t, regardless of
whether ~he aver-all e~~rect o~ ~he p~oject is advezse or beneficial,
then an EIR mus~ be prepa~ed.
D. If it is determined tha~C the projec~ cauld have a
signi~icant ef~ect on the env'ironrnent and an EZR i.s required, the
ap~l.icant wi7.1. be notifiea in r,~rri~ing. If the app~.icant wishe~ to
~xo~es~ t~~a.s det~rmination, he may ~ile a~~ritten pro~~s~ spec~.fying
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be designa~ed or require to under~ake ~his evaluation. Preparatian
o~ ~IRs is dependent upon inforna~~an fram many sources, includxng
~h~ ~ngineering projec~ repar~ and many scien~ific dacuments rela~ing
to environmenta~ features. The EIR sha~1 reference aIl documen~s
used in i~s preparation including wher~ possible, a e~tation to
t~e page and sect~on num,bar of any technicaZ repor~s which we~e
used as ~he ~asis far any statemen~s in ~he E~R.
5. Tha ~IR should discuss environmen~al e~~~cts in
propor~zan ta ~heir severity and probability a~ occurrence. Eff~c~s
dismissad ~n an ~nitial S~udy as c~early insign~f~can~ and t~n.like~y
to occur need not~be discussed ~u~th~r in ~he EIR unless ~he Lead
Agency subsequently receives info~ma~ian incorisis~ent w~th ~he
~inding zn that Ini~ia~ S~udy. A copy of the Tn~tia~ S~udy sha~~
be attached to the EIR ~o provide the basis for lim~ting the
zmpacts discussed. '
6. An EIR shal~ contain~a s~atement briefly indica~in~
~he reasons far daterm~nzng that various effects of a praject that
could possibly be considered signi~ican~ were not d~scussed in
de~ai~ in ~he EIR. '
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J. A hear~ng on the ~Zega~ive Declara~ion shal~ be held by
the decision-making body. If the decision-making body determines
C~~a~ ~he project may.have a si~nificant etfec~ on the env~ranment,
~~ shal~ require ~ha~ an EIR be pre~ared.
If th~ decision-mak~ng body de~ermines that t~e pro~ec~
~~~1 ~o~ have a sign~f~cant e£fec~ on the environment, zt shall ado~~
the Negatxve Dec~ara~ion. ,
K. Af~er a final de~ermxna~~on has been mada on a Negat~ve
~ecla~ation and a decision zs made on the project, the ERD sha~Z
prepare a Notice o_f De~ennina~~on~zn ~he far~n attached as Appendix H
and f~le zt w~~h ~he Cou~~y Clerk and ~he P~ann~ng Departmen~.
(En~ironmental Zmpact Repor~ R~quirad)
L. If it xs determined that the project may have a s~gn~ficant
effec~ on the env~ro~ment and an EIR is required, ~he app~icant will
be notified in writing ~hat his application cannot b~ acted upo~ u~tiZ
~he ExR is prepared and raviewed. The ERD shall send to eaGh respon-
sible agency, by certified mail, a Edotic~ of Preparatio~ in ~he form
at~ached as Appendix L.
M. The applican~ sha~1 submi~ i~fo~rmatio~ in the for~ of
a draf~ EIR within 225 days from the da~e o~ recezp~ of notice that
an E~R is required. The draf~ EzR shal~ contai~ t~e tollawing
inforu~ati.on.:
1. Each e~.~men~ ~.isted in paxagraphs ? through I4 below
mus~ be covered, and when t~hese elemen~s are not separated znto
distinct sectzons, ~he d.ocumera.~ shal.l sta~e where in ~he document
each e~emen~t is discussed.
2. Each repor~ shal~. contain a brief s~ary of the
proposed ac~~.on and its consequences in 1.anguage s-u.fficien~ly
simp~e tha~ the i.ssues can be understood by the average member o~ the
lay public. The EIR shall a1.so contai~. a tab~.e of cante~.ts or an
index.
3. The informatio~ contai.ned i.n an E~R sha~~. inc~.ude
summa~ized technica~ data, maps, plot p1.an.s, diagrains an.d si~.ila~ ~
re~.evan~ info~-ma~ion suffici~n~ to permiC fu11 assessu~ent of signi-
~icant environmental impacts by revieraing agencies an.d m,exnbers o~
the public. P~acemen~ af hzgh7.y technical and special.ized•ana~.yses
and da~Ca i.n ~Che body of E2R should be avaided through inc~.usiora. of
sup~or~~.ng information and anal.yses as appendices to the zna~zz body
of ~he ~IR. Append~ces to the EIR may' be ~xepared zn v~nlumes
separate fram ~he bas~.c EIR documen~, but sha1~. be availab~e for
public ~xamination. and shall b~ subm~~t~ed Co a~.~. clearinghot:ses
cahic~: ass~st in pub~ic z~evzew.
4. The EIR should be prepared us~.r,.g a systezna~ic, ~nter--
d~scipl.inazy appxoach. The interdisciplinary analysis sha~1~ be
con~ucted by cor-ipeten~ individuals, bu~ no sing~e discipline shall
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~r ~hL resource base such as
pub~ic s~rvices . Curnu~.a~ive
~rhen found to be signif ican~ .
~,rater, scenic ~uali~y and
e~~ec~s shall a~so be discusse3
b. D~scrib~ any significan~ ~~pac-~s, in~~uding
4hose which can be reduced to an ~nsignifican-~ I.avei but
~.ot eliminated. Wh.ere there are impac~s that cai~not be
a~ieviated without imposing an. a~ternat~ve design, thei.r
i•mplicatiaas and the r~asons why ~Che proj~c~ is being pro-
posed, ~.o~wz~hs~anding th~ir effec~, should b~ d~scribed.
Describe signi~zcan~ impac~s on any aes~hetically va3.uable
snrroundings , o~ on huma~. hea3.~~h.
c. Desc~ibe significan~, avoidable, adv~rs~. impacts,
inc3.uding ine~ficien~ and ~.nnecessary cansumpti.an of energy,
and measures to mini.nize ~hese ~mpacts. The discv.ssion. of
m~.tiga~Cion ineasures shall dis~inguzsh between ~he measures
zahi~h are proposed by projec~ proponen~s ~o be included i~.
the projec~ and other measures ~hat ar~ not znc~.~zded bu~
could reasonably be expec~Ced ~o reduce adverse ~mpacts. This
disc~ssion sha~.~ include and identi£i.cation of the acceptab~.~
~ eve~:s ~v which sc~ch ~mpac'~s wi.~l be reduced, and ~he basis
upon which s~sch lev~ls taer~ iden~i~~ed. ~,There severa~. ~neasures
are available ~o mi~igate an i.mpact, each should be d~.scussed _
a.nd the hasis for selecting a particu~ar ~neasure shou~.d be ~~
id~n~ified. Ene~gy conservation measures, as well as other
appropr~.a~e mit~.gation measures , sha].]. be d~scussed when
re3.evant. Exampl.es o~ energy canservati4n measures are
provided in Appen~ix G.
d. Describe aZl zeasonabZe al~ernati~res to the
p~o~~c~, or ~o the Iaca~ion o~ ~he prvject, whzch could
f~asib~y. at~ain ~he basic abj ectives o~ the pzoj ecC , a~.d why
they we~e rejected in ~avor of ~he ult~ma~~ choice. Tha
s~ecific alterna~ive of "no project" rr~ust a~so a~ways ~
be~ evaluated, along with ~he impac~. The diszussion of
al~ernatives sha~.I include a~t~rnat~v~s capable of st~bstant3ally
reducing vr e~i.mina~ing any significant envizonm~n~al effeets
even if these al~erna~ives subs~.an~ia~~.y imp~ded the attazn-
r~.en~ o~ the pro~ec~ ob~ectives, a~d are more cas~ly.
e. Describe ~he cv.mula~ive and Ian~-~e~n effec~s o:E
~~?e propased p.~ojec~ which advers~~.y aff_act the state of -~he
environment. Special at~en~iorx should be g~ven ~o im~ac~s
w~.~c:~ r~azrow ~he ran~e of i~ene.ficzal uses of ~~.e anvironmant
o~ pose l.ong--~e~n risks to hea~.th or safe~y. I~n a~.di~? ar,,
the reasozzs whl the proposed projec~. is be~.zeved bv the snonsor
~o be jta.s~Cified naw raCher ~han reserv'ing a~~. ap~~on for
~ur~her a~~ernatives, shdu~.d be explaiz~ed. ~
f. Uses ~of nonrer~ewab~.e ~.e~o~zrces dur~,ng ~h~ ~niti2~
a~.c~ cozzt.nzued.~hases of the pro~ec~ na,v be irreversible since
a~a~~e corrrr~itment af_ such resourc~s nakes r~moval o~ non~zse
thereaf~.er unZik~ly, prinary ~~npacts and, p~rt~cu~arly,
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~ i. ~razting an E~P, nzcessar~.~y ~.n.volves some degree d~
~orp~;~~ti~g. Whi~.a ~oraseeing the ~nioreseeabl~ is no,_
possib?e, an a;ency rnus~ ~.se ~~s best e~~or~s to fin~ ou~
a~,c~ ~{:.sc? ose a? ~. tha~ ~~ reaso~.ably can.
~. ~ f, ~~ter ~~~~~~a~agh investigatia~., a L~a~ A~~n~~l
ixnds ~.hat a particu~.a-r =r,~.pac~ ~.s toa spec~?Za~i.v~ ~or eval~a~-
~i.~n, r~~e a~e~-tcy:~sho-~zld ~.ate its conc~.~sion and ~erininat~
discuss~on of the ~m~ac~. .
9. The descrip~zan o~ the proje~~ shal.l con~ain ~he
following~ info~na~ion bu~ sh~uld not su~p~y exter_sive deta~l
beyond ~ha~ need~d .for eva~.uaCion and revzew o~ ~he environ-
m~ntal ~.mpac-~~. ~
a, The precise loca~ion and boundaries of th~
propased pro j ect shall. be shown on a detai3.ed ~!ap ,
~ref~rably ~opographic. The' 3.ocation of ~he pr~jec~t sha~.l
also appear on a regional. r~ap .
b. A s~atem~nt af the objec~ives sought by the
- ~proposed proj~ct.
~ c. A~en~ral descrip~ion of ~h~ project's ~echnica~,
ecano~ic, and environmen~al charac~er7stics, considering ~he
~ princ~.pa~. engin.eering proposals and su~porting pub~~.c
~ service ~ac~ li.~ies.
I0. An E~R mus~ ~nc~ude a description of th~ envx~~~e:~~
zra. the vicini~y o~ t'~e project, as it exis~s bafore cor~uz€ence-
ment o~ the proj e~t , troin bo~h a loca~ ar~.d rsgional perspec-
tive. Kno~aled~e of the regional set~ing is cri~ical ~o the
assessment of enviror~.~enta3. itnpaets. Special emphasis
should b~ plac~d on Environmen~al resaurces that are rare
:.:or~ ~un~q~.e~ ta -~ha~~ ~egion:. Spec~.fic referen.ce ~ ~o~-F~~a~ed ~ .
projects, both publ.ic and privat~, b~th exis~en~ and pZann~d,
,in ~he region should also be inc~uded, ~o~ p'i~.Z"~05E5 of ~xamining
the possa~ble cwnu~.ati.ve impact of s~.ch projects.
I,1, AlI phases of a pro~ect m~.st be considered when
e~raluat~ng i~s impac~ on the en~~i~on~~n~ :;~lann~ag, aG~uisi--
~Cion, de~~lopmen-~ and o~eration. The ro11c~~~rin~ subjpcts
sha~.l b~ d~scussed, _preferab7.;T in separa4e sections or
paraoraphs. If they ar~ no~ discuss~d se~ara~e~y, ~he,.E~R
sha1~ incl.ude a~able sho~Ti~g zaher~ each of ~he subj ects xs
discuss~~. ~
a. Describe ~he direct an.a ~.ndi~e~~ s~.gnifican~
effec~s o~ ~he pro3ect on the environ~:en~, giving due
~~~TiS1~.°_~c"10T1 ~O ~Q~h tilE 5~"1.~~'~-f=G~'i ~iiC! Zt~il~-~.~~Tt ?~~A~:~S.
I~ s'no~~:.c~ i.nc~ude r~if~vant s~ec:~fzcs o` ~he area, t'_nQ
r_es~ur~.as i~.volved, ph;rsical chan.~es, a.~~e~atio~s ro eca~ogica~
sysCe~s an~ changes in~'uced a.n p~p~a.~.at~on dis~ri~~~iot~. pop~~.--
~.atiorz cancent~ation, t~e human ~.se o~ Che l.and (~nciu~.in~
co~.~~srcial and ~es~ dential develop~¢n~.) and a-~~~r aspects
7.
4. Tha responses o~ ~h~ Lead Ag~ncy ~o si~ni- -~ --
f icant env~ronn~ntal.points raxsed in ~he review ~nd con-
su~~atian process.
~ b. The response of the Lead Agenay ~o comrnents .
received ~ay ~ake ~he form of a revzsion of the Dra~~ E~R
o~ may be an a~~achtnent ~o the Draf~ EIR. The respa~se shal~
describe ~he disposition ar signif~cant environmen~a~ issu~a
raised (e.g., rev~s~ons ~o the proposed proj~c~ ~o mi~iga~e
anticipa~ed impacts or vbjections). Ir. particular the ~ajor
iss~es raised wh~n ~he Lead Agency's posztzan is a~ variance
with recommenda~ions and objections raised in ~he cou~.ents
must b~ addressed in detai~ gtiving reasons ~ahy speci~ic ~
comments and suggestio~s were nat accep~ed, and factors of
overr~ding importance warrant~ng an av~rride of the sugges~ions.
~.6. . The degree of specifici~y requi.red in an E~R wi1~. ~
cor~espond ~o the degree of specific~~y invo~.vsd in the
under~ying a.c~z.~crity which ~.s described in the E~R.
a. An EIR on a cons~ruction projec~C ~rill necessarily ~
b~ more detailed i.n the speci~ic effec~s of ~~he proj ect
than wil.l be an E~R on the adop~zon o~•a loca~ general p~an
cr comprehensive zon~.n~ ord~nance because the effects of
~he constr~ction can be predYC~ed w~th greater accuracy.
~ b. An EIR on proj ec~s s~ch a.s ~he adoption c~r
aznendment of the comprehensive zan~ng ozdinance or a Iocal
genera~. plan shauld facus on the secondary e~fec~s that can
be expected ~o fol~.ow from ~Che adop~~.on, but the EIR n~eds
not be as de~ail.ed as an E~R on the specific constructian
proj ects ~ha~ rnight fol3.ow.
~.7, a. The requiremen~s for an EYR on a~oca~. ~~n~ral
p1an, el.emenW or amendm~n~ ~hereof wi11 be satisf~.ed by the
general plan or el.emen~ dacument, and no separa-~~ EIR wilZ
be.requir~d if:
• 7.. The ~eneral p~an addresses ai3. ~he poznts
r~quired ~o be in an E~R by Articl.e 9 of 'these Cuidelines.
and
2. The documen~ cor~~a~~.s a speciai s~ction ar
~ cover• sh~et i~den~ifying where the general p].an docum~n~
addresses each o.~ the points req.uir~d. ~ ~
b. T~te Lead A~ency ~or ~he ~;eneral plan, el.etner_t , ar
amendm.en~ shall forward ~he appra~r~a~.e docum~nts ~a the St~~e
C? earinghouse ~'or State review.
± en copies oL this d.ra~t shal~. be submiC~e;~ ~o the ~PLD. '~`he
ERD shal~. detertni.-~e Yah~ther it wi].1 prepare the EIR ar whe~her ta
reccrr~:ar_d to ~he Board o~ Su-pervisors tha-~ ~he Gaun~y e~~er i.rz~o ~~
a contract w~Ch cansultants ~or prepa~atzo~ of the EZR. The
f:~.r~.s~ determ~.nation on such reco~ne~.dation shaZ1 be rnade ~y the
1~.
, ~ ~ secondax-y ~ . ~ ?a.cts (suc~L as a hz.ghway ~' ~ 'rovem~nt wh~.ch
.• ~ pravides ac~ess to a n.o~accessa.bYe areaj genexa~ly co~rnit
tu~ure ~;en~rations to si~r!i~.ar uses , A1so irreversib~e
damage can res~It ~rom environmenta2 acc~.dents assaciated
-~ with ~he project. ~rre~rievable corrm.itmen~s of resaurces
, shouid be evalua~~d to assure that sLCh curren~ consuzrtptiorx
i~ just~fied.
g. Disc~ss the ways in wrhich ~Che propos~d pro~ ec~
could foster econamic ar population grow~h, e=ther direc~`~.y
or znd~.rectly, ~:n the surrounding exLV~ranment . Tn~~ud~d in
~his are projec~s wh~ch would remove obs~acies to ~70~7i2I2~1DIl.
grow~h (a ma~~ar expansion of a Waste ~,~rater trea~ment pla~~
migh~, for example, al~o~r for more consCructzon zn service
areas). Increases ~n the popu~a~ti.~n may further tax exis~ing
cammuni~y serv~ee faci~.ities so consideration rnus~ be given
ta th~.s impac~. A1so discuss the characteristic o~ some
projects wh~ch may encourag~ and fac~.~ztate other activzties
~hat could szgnificantly aff~ct ~h~ environment, e~~her
indivi.dual~.y or cumula~ively. It mus~ nat be ass~med that
growth in any area is necessarily benef~.cial, de~rz.mental,
or o~ litt~.e sign~.~icance to 'the environment.
12. The informa~ion reQ~.ired by subsec~ions e a.nd .f of_
paragraph I1 need be inclv.ded only in EIRs pre~aared in connec~ioa
wi~h any of the ~ollowing act~.vxt3~s.
a. The adop~ion, amendment, or enactmen~ of a ~la~,
, ~ policy, o~ o~dinance of a pub~.ic age~.cy. ~
b. The adaption by a Iocal agenc~ ~ormati.on caganissi.o~
o~ a resnl~tio~. making determinaCz.ons.
c. A proj ec~C which wi.~I be sub~ ect ~to ~he requiramen~
~ for prepa~ing a~. en~crironmental i,~tpact statem~n~
puzsuant ~o ~he reau~rem~nts o~ the NatianaJ. Envi~ron-
men~a~ Palicy Act of ~.969.
~.3. The iden~i~y af aI~ federa~., state or Ioca1 agencies,
~ o~he~ organizations a~.d przvate i.ndiv~dual.s consu3.~ed __ zn
•preparing ~he EIR, and the i.den~ity o~ the persans, firm or
agency preparing ~Che EZR, by contract or other au~horizing
mus~ b~ givan.
~.4. Describe in ~he environmsntal se~t~.ng sec~ion, 'and
oeher sec~ions where app~i.cable, wa~er qua~~.~ry asp~ets of '
~he pxopos~d pro~ ect ~rh~.ch have been prev~.ously certified b~
~he ap~ropriate sta~e or in~Ers~a~e .: orgarsiza~zo?~. as be~.~g
in subs~antial compliance w~.t~: applicab~.e wate~ qualz~y
standards.
7.5. a.. Tiie Fina1. ETR shaZl consist o~:
~.. ~.he D~a~~ EIR or a revi.sion o~ the draf~ .
2. Cpmrr~ents and ~ecarir.zenda~i.ons received on ~he
Draft E~R e~ther verba~izn ar i~. surnr:?a~v.
3. A~.xst a~ persons, or~an~.zatioz~s and pub~ic
agencies cor,~ri~nti.ng on the Draft EIR.
n
S. A hearing on the draf~ EIR shal~ be.held by ~he
c~~cis ion--rnakzng body . . ` - . . . _ . :
~ T. At~~~he hearing on ,the draft .EIR, ~the decis~iozi-making
body sha.ll d~~~rmin~ ~he se~.~ficiency of ~Che EIR i.n di.scussing
possib~.e irn.pacts u~on the enviranment, ways in which adverse eff~cts
inight be minimiz~d, and alterna~ives to the proj ec~C ,~.n ~~.gh~ of
the in~en.t of the Cali~ornia Env~.ronmen~.al Qual~.~y~ Ac~ to prov~.de
dec~sion--makers wx~Ch: ~use~f~il. zzi~~ormat~~on ._abo.ut: ..such factars .; <An.y
, . .. _ . . .
person may --commen~~ verbally. or .,~~n .~rritirig. at. ~he. ~he~aring _r~garding
the sufficiency of ~he draf~C EIR. A copy ar surnmary ot such
co~en~s and commen~s from.a~her agancies or persons with juris-
dic~ion and/or exper~tisa sha1l be a~tached ~o th~ ti.nal EIR.
. . _ - ~U ' . ~~~ The ~ERD` ~or cons~~tant ,_ as -aPP ~icable;,µ : sha11. _.p~epare
~ recomaner~ded ~response.s_ ~o s.uch ~ camments 'rece~.ved .pursuan.t ~o para-
graph .0, an~• T abov~ raithin:_`.~0 .ciay~ -o:f _the. da~.e_.of ,~he .heazing on
the d~aft' ,ETR~ by ,~reparing ,an at~achment' ..tQ_..~Che...d.raf~.-~EiR .~. The
,. attachmerit~ shall: cie~s'cribe th~ :ci.~~p:os~i~tion of ~~i.gni.ficant enirz.~on-
~~n.en~al zss-~es raise-d ~.(~ g,' revisio..n.s ;to ~the prop:osed proj ect; to
,~. ._.- . , . - . ~..
~. ; -` -.. ~
rr~~~iga~e -arr~~cipat~d. ~~:mpact.s ,-or .obj:e.c~ia~.s)..Y,; Majar..issues~ .razsed
.----. when approval. o~'~..the:'Pzaj,ee:~_ wouZd_be .at va"r,ianc~ with ,recommend-
~ a~ions a~id `abj ect~.or~s. rais'ecl ;in_""su~h.. comrnents. m,ust: _b~ addr~ssed in
:detai~.. in ~he~ att~a~hmen~;_ ~wh.icli.':should: g~ive .reason.s_ why:: _speci~~ic
co~ner~ts and sugg~s~tiori.s `we~.e ,-ri.o~__ accep~~ed. a,i~d .lis~ ~ac~o~~;s~ :of.,-
overriding.~importance ~warrantirig.:a~.- ~override of:. these suggestio.~s.
.
~ _. : .
~~ No~w~~hs~anding :~he- above provisi.ons, ..~if a~.~.. ~such. co~ents;. or -~
sugges~~ons~~ are~ a~dequat~~:y. dea3.t_ with `in; the dra~ft. -EIR, . the a~~ach-
men~ may siu~pJ.y so sta~e~ and. iden~ify the' appZicabl.e ~sec~ions of
~he dra~t ETR. _ The final EIR. sha7.7. cons.a.,s~... o.f. ~he~:~ draft EIR, cam-
" rnents e-ither~~verb~t~..m~=or- ari summa~.y,, respon"ses;:as approved b.y ~the
~~ deci.s ion-inaking~ ~b`ody, ; ~and -a ~`ist of,_ the " persons ~ co~menting,.~ ;, ~
receive~d-=pursiiant-=t-o paragraph' C~~ a.n'd T~" above~:- ~ ~
_ _ ' ~ ' ~ • . • -... ~ ~- .~- r ` ^' ~ _,, ' "' ~ ~' ^l.- j .' ' : i
-.-. :- -.-_ `V. -The; f.~.~.~.~=ELR~. stia~I lie~-revie~a~d, an~d., conside~ed. by. the
f ....~---..._ _
.- • _ de~eis ~.ori=in:akzrig ':bod~ pr~or'' to app~bviiig, the pro j ec~'. . .. - . , - - -
. _ , . --_ -. ... ~~: . ~ , .~ _ ~._.;: .. ~. _ .. _ . . . _ .. . ... ~ _ _
~ .. . .- i- ,_. ^_ r~ : " ' . :. ~. -- -' i~ ~
. . _ `_ W`" ' ~~ndzngs : : _ -. .(a) `. The : ~~ounty : shaZ1 no~` ap~iroye, or ~ earry
ou~ a`~ pro~ ect=~far ~.wf~i~ch~ an: env~ronrrie~i~Cal.. x.mpaet_.repnr~ has.>been~-:
comple~ed- which identxfie~s oz~.e `or more s~gni~~cant effects.~:.pf ~he
project unless the pub~ic agency makes one or mo~e~of-the~~following
wri~te~ tindings ~or.each o~ those s~gnificant effects, accampanied
- by a s~ateznen~ o~ ~lie facts supporting each: fir~.ding. :. ,-.
~ . {1.).~ -Changes or_ a~:terations have been, ~equired in, . or
ineorparat~d ~i~to, °~he pro3ec~'wh~ch mi~i:ga~e o~ avo~,d .~he s~.gn~.--
ficant env~.ronmen~a~ e.ffects thereof as iden~~.fied ~n ~he fira,a~. ~.
LIR.
12 .
Board af S~perviso~s. Tn either event the draft sub~i~~ea by
th~ applzcant and the infox~mation cQntained within i~ must be
examined by ~he ERD or the consu~~ant, as ap~~icable, to insure
i~s accuracy and objec~ivity, and ~he draf~ sha11 be amend~d if
necessary. The E~R ~n its final draf~ form ~ust reflect the
independent ~udgmen~ of ~he ERD or consultan~, as applicable,
and sha1~ be cornpZet~d wi~hin 45 days ~rom th~ date o£ rec~ipt
~zam ~he app~.ican~ o~ the inx~ial. ..dra~t ,EIR. ; ;._ '
. ~ -.- . .~ N'.. • The- app~.icant 'sha7:1. be requ,a~red :to pay to .~h~ -~Co.un~y
the cos~t for prep`aration ~.of the ESR as- .e:s~abTi.shed pursuant~ to ..
~resolution by ~Che~ :Board o:~ Supervi:sars :.. _ - _ .-- . _ . ~ :
._ : _:. ..,.:; _ . : . ~: _ ._. _ :..:._ : ,:~ _ _ .. ._.. . . .. . . . .._ a
. ~ .. . : : ~,:... .... . - _ .
.. .. . - ,::: ' , ._... _ _ . _. .... . _ ., , .. . .... ......
0. The. ERD or consul~Cant, .as app~.zcable, sha11 consul.~
w~-~Ii~ a-~.1 respo~sible; agenci~s wi~th respec~ .to' ~h"e; _praj ec~:. and..:may
~consu3:=~ ~w~th any p~'rson or .agency` having special=~~e~pertise .with.
~espec~=:~o any .environmen~taZ impa:c~ :invo~ved and, may. :corzsult .wi~h ~ .
any ci.•~y or other,~:agency' regarc~irig ~h~~ ~nu~czz~inen:tal.. impa:ct .o~ ,a
proj ec~ wi~hirr ~t~s` sphere` -4~f i~ifluerice ._ (A.,:chart' of .goveznmen:ta~.
_ ~agenc-i~es ~'w~~h~ ~~~.urisa=~~~o~. -~:~.a/o~~' _exp~ert:z'se .ti,iitl~ resgect ~a :environ-
, .,_ , ...
: ~ 7- . . . -
z~i.en~al~~-itia~ter~ zs a.~ta~hed:"as App,endiX~"~Z f.or. gu~dazice in .this regard.
A chart .of S~ate~. Departmen~s, with ~j~risd~.C~ion in areas o~ .Enuiron-
mental ~ cQncern~ is at~ached as Appei~.dix S; ta tha'. S_~ate. Guidelines
~o~ irrii~lementatio~.i of CEQA;;) : ~ `_Th~ ~ommen:_~s of :SUCh. ageza,ca.es ~and
persor~:s -should ba cansidered in: prepa.;'r'.a~zon-:o`f.::t~.ie draf.t . EIR, _, if .
, : - _ .,.., . . :
possi~].e-; and~ s.haT1 b~- cori's~.dered. i:~.: p~:epar.ation~ of~~~the-.final- EIR.
Any ~sucI~~~agenc~es or-p~ers'tins~ ma~Cii~.g`:couIIn.ex1-~s sha11 be ~rov~.d~d, ~a
.: ea~p 'af~ the draft: E~R~C~hen `z~-.'is :comp~e~~e~..,..,_. .:; _ .. . ....._. ~~ti
~ -- r-•
' -- ~ ~, . - . ~ . . ~ -, ._
, .: , . ,
.. .. : _.
.. ' P.--~ ~ The ~ con~tents ,~ o~ ari ~IR sha11,.~ be as,~: de'scrLbed:, in para- ~
grap~h M~ ~ Each element' o~' an E~~. as,~ aut-Yiz~ed ~st;, be. .covered, : an.d
~hese e•lem~ents should~ be separated ~,~ri~o~;d.istinct,vsectioz~~s w„~.,
. ~ •. .... _ .. .. .. _ :~._ . ~ _,- _~. _ _ _. ..._4_. _. _ _ ,.. . _. ___ ~
Q, When ~Che draft,_EIR i.s.. completed~, ~:~t~ ~~11 be fil,ed with
: `~the' ~~'~t~iironmeri~a3`=Re~.ert~r~~~ep~ ~`:anc~ .a~ Na;t~ce~ .of~.Co~.p~et~.o~r~.; iza.~~ ~~he £arn
a~Ca~hed as Appencl~.x ~ sha~1 be~ preparea'~ uy the ~ ER~ ancl copies of
it fil.ed wi~h th~ Secretary„ of the,.;.Cali£ornia ,~eso~urce~s Agency and
~ th~ ~ Coiin~Cy~ _ C~~.erk ~ aiid given _ or '_~¢aiI`ed ~o the~~. agpl~ica.n~C .. 1'ublic. ,
notice ~of the coirtp7.et~ion. of~ a draft."E~R~lsfial.I...be ~made-~ as._prav,ided
in ,paragraph:.H. ; ~ ;. : : : - _ . _ ._ .. . . :.. _ _ . '.
. .~ R. ihe 'draft ETR wiJ.I ~be mad~ a~cra~.Zab~3.e` ~o~~~piibli~ xeview
and any person r~ay ob~ain. a~copy of i.t by paying a fee of ~1.00 fo~
the first page and ~.1Q for ~ach addi~ional. page. ~n addition, the
ERD sha1.~. prouide a~.I caun~y and ci~y pui~~i.c .~~bzaries wi~h copzes
of a~.1 draf~t ET~P~s . ~ _ -
il.
L~ad Agency, co~~emplat~s any activi~y resul~ing in phys~ca~
change in the environmen~, including bu~ not lzmi~ed ~o pub~ic
~~orks cons~ruction and r~lated activities, clearing or grading of
land, improvemen~s ~o existing pub~ic s~ructures, e~ac~ment and
amendman~ o~ zon~ng ordina~ce initiated by the Planning Commission
or the Boa~d o~ Supervisors, and the a~endment of the Bu~te Coun~y
Genera~ P~an or Elements thereof the following procedu~es sha~~ be
fo~~owed: The depar~ment which con~empla~e~ the activ~ty shall
reques~ ~he Envi~onmen~a~ Review Director to de~ermine whether
the activity qua~ifies fnr a ca~egarical exemp~ion l~sted on
aC~ached Appendix B or in ~4 Ca~ifarn~a Administrative Code Sec~ians
IS~QI through 151Z2, 151I4, 15~1b, L5117 and 1512~. Tf ~he activity
is categorically exempt, no envi~onm~n~a~ impac~ r~port {EIR} is
required and reguLar process~ng of plans for the ac~ivi~y may
continue w~~hou~ further environmen~a~ rev~ew pursuant to ~hese
procadures. I£ the ac~ivity is not ca~egorical~y exe~p~, the ~
department shaZZ forward its plans and specifications ~o the~
ERD. Upon receip~ of the plans and specifica~zons for th~ proje~t,
the ERD shall conduct an initia~ study to de~erm~ne ~f ~he projeet
~nay have a sign~~zcant e~fect on th~ environmen~. The environ~
~ental ~evz~w pro~ess from tha~ point on, including de~erminations
and filing of no~ices, w~Z1 be conduc~ed in the same manrer as
specified above in the procedures f~r environmental revi~w of ~
priva~e projec~s, wi~h ~he department proposing to carxy ou~ ~he
projec~ being ~reated as the "applicant" departmen~. When EIRs
are submi~ted tp Che State C1ea~in.ghousE, ~he re~iew periods set
by th~ responsib~.e agency sha11 be at 1.eas~ as 1.o~g as the pexiod
provided in ~he state review system ope~ated by the S~ate Cl.earing-
hous~.
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(2) Such changes or a1~e~ations are~within ~he respan-
s~bility and jur~sdict~on o~ ano~her pub~ic agency and no~ ~he
a~ency making the find~ng. Such changes have be~n adap~ed by such
other agency or can and should be adap~ed by such other agency.
(3} Specific econamic, socia~, or vther consideratzons
make infeasible ~he mi~i~ation measures or project alternatives
iden~ifxed in the f~na~ EIR.
(b) ine ~indings required by subsection {~a) sha~1 be
suppo~ted by substantial evidEnce ~n the xecoxd.
(c) the finding in subsac~ian (a) (2) shal~ not be made
if the agency making ~he t~~ding has concurrent jur~sdiction wz~h
another agency ~o deal with zdentified feas~bl~ ~it.igation measures
ar alternatives. The ERD sha~l be responsxble ~or assis~ing ~he
Baard or any o~her reviewing body in the comple~ion of these
~equ~re~ents. ~
X. The ERD shal~ certi~y that the ~ina~ EXR has been complet~d
in compliance ~i~h CEQA and the s~a~e guidelines and ~ha~ the
decision-making body or administrative of~~cia1 having fina~ approval
authari~y aver ~he project has review~d and cansidered th~ informa-
tion contained xn ~he EIR.
Y. After approval or a de~erm3nation to ca~ry out the project
is made; ~he abency ~aking the d~cision sha~l ~repare a No~ice af
~ De~erminat~on i~ th~ forrn at~ached as Appendzx H and fi~e i~ with
the Coun~y C1erk and~ Er~..v~.ronmental Review Dept. ,~.ncluding a sta~emer~.t
overriding consideration i~ adverse en,crironmen~a~. consequences have
been iden~ified, and i.dentitying ~he other interes~s ~ha~ warran~
appraval. ~.n its point o~ view. ~f the pxoj ec~ raqui.res discr~tion-
ary approval ~rom a s~ate a.~ency, the No~ice o~ De~ermina~ion shall
al.sa be ~~~,ed with ~he Secretary for Resources.
Z. The detertn~.natian of ~he Lead Agency of whethez ~o prepare
an enviranmen-ta1 impact repor~ or a negative dec3.aration sha~1 be
final and. conclusa.ve on al~. persons, including Responsible Age~.cies,
as provided by Section 21080.~ of ~he Pub~.ic Resources Code, un.less:
(~) Tha dec~.sion is chal~enged as pro~ided in Sec~ion
2Z~,b7 of ~he Public Resaurces Code, or ~
(2} C~.~cum.stan.ces change as p~ov~.ded in S~ctiozz ~.5D~7
af the SCa~e Guidel.ines .
AA. A~ime period r.lay be ex~en.ded far a reasonable period
if due ~~ unforeseen circu,mstances adc~.itional tirne is jus~ified and
the applican~t cons~n~s ~to the ex~ension.
5 . COUNTY ~ROJ'ECTS ; Ei~VIROi•dME~IT~.L REV~EW ~RQCEDURES ~
When ~he Caunty of l3utte, or any departinent ~hereof, as ~C~e
--i3-
Ht'~~Nll1X A
' NOTICE OF EXEMPTTp?~T
"~0: ~] Secr~~ary ~or Resources FROM:
_ ~ ~ ~416 ~tin~h Stree~, Roorn I31~
~ Sac~a~r.~nto, ~ali~ornia 95$14~
~ County C~.erk
Ca~3n~y af
ro,~ ec~ T~~ e
raj ect LocatzQn - Spec~. ic .
ro~ect Loca~ion -~Ci~y Pro~jec~ Loca~ion - Coun~y
escrx.ptia~. o ature, ~rpose, an Ben.~ icxa~~.es a ro~ec~
T~ne o P~. zc gen~y Approv~ng Pro~ec~
arca o Parson
xemut S~atus : or gency arzy~ng ~ut Pro~ ect
C ~~. (~r,P ~
Mznis~erial (Sec. 15Q73)
De~~ared Emergency (Sec. I5071 {a) )
~mergency Prajec~ (5ec. 15071 (b} a~d (c) }
Ca~ego~ica~. Exe~p~ian. S~a~e type and section ~umber:
Reasans w y pro,~ ec~ ~s exem.pt : ~
Ccn~ac~ ~erson Area Co e Te ephone Extension
iz i e y ap~ zcant: _
~. Attach certified document of exemp~tion findi~xg. -
2. Has a no~ice of exemgtian been ~iZed by the publ.ic
ag~ncy appravin~ the praject? Yes No
S~~nat~.xre
Tit e
App~ndix A- pag~ 1 of 1.
, o` ~~~L ~~aox ~~~a o~ ~he stiuc~~are be~ore the addit~an or a~t~rati~n,
aT : E~Ja squar~ ~eet, wh~,che~Ter is less;
if~ ~dditior_ o~' ~a~et~r or heal~h protection d~vi~es for
~;~~ .:::r-.~~3g Ct3z1S ~?'uC ~? on of n~ in conjuncticn wi ~~i exist~ :±~ s~~uctures,
f;,~w ;. L~-as ~r r~~~chanical eqt3.~,p~ner~~, or ~opag~ aphical. ~@~L13?"~?5
( 1'Zti i.l,~' ~ ikC~J ?~~::r~ 4ai,1O:l~u:1 G~.°'T:LC28 ~ cah~re ~r.PS~ ~@VI~:~S ~C I?O ~ hav~ or
Y'~;~„1~~ 3.~ CLs'S ~~~l~Y~~ ~nvironr~.er~a~. impactj .
(g ~ ~i~~~ cop~ of exi~ 4ina on ar.d a.~~-prernise sig~s;
(h) M~i~t~r_anc~ of ~x? ~ting lan~scaping, na~~.ve growth
~~d ~aa~~r supp~.y res~rvoirs ~~xcludi~.g the use o~ econor:3ic po.zsons,
Gs ~::~~.:~r.ed ~.n D=~risio~ 7, Chapter 2, Ca~~fornia Ag~icultural Code) ;
(i) Ma~.*~~enance o~ fzsh screens, ~ish laddex~s, w? ldJ.ife
ra}awta~ areas, art~.fici~~. ~u'ild~.if~ wa~~r~aay dev~.ces, streazn flows,
~,~~M ~ ngs and Wate~holeS ~ and stream channa.~s {cl?ari~g of ~Abris) to
prc=~~.ect~ fish ana wiZd~.~fe resources. ,
(j) Fish stocking by ~.he Butte Co~n~y Fish and Game
~~~~a~ _issia~.
{k} ~iuision o~ ex~.stin~, ~r~u.l~.ip~.~ ~am~.1y ~enzaZ ~nits
.z~~~.~ condozn.zn.z~ums .
~1) Der,:ol~tion and removal o~ Cou~ty bui~.dings and related
s~~u~~~:res ~xce~t where they ~re o~ his~orical, arch~eologica~ or -
~r*,:'~~~~ctural corsequence as o~~icial.ly designated by Fed~r~1., ~tate '
~r. ~aun~~ action.
(m} Operatzon. repai~, mai.ntanance o~ n~nor alterat~.on o~
5~taa,e ~rea~tment a~d re~~se dispQSal faci~.it~.es .
C~.ass 2. ~epla~ement or Reconstruction. C~.as.~ 2 cansists ~£
- _ -- - -
rep3 acement or reconstr~xctian af exis}ing structures ar.d ~aci~.~.~ies
w~~re ~he new s~ructure will be located on th~ same site as th~
struc~ure replaced and wi~I have sLbstantial~y the sarte pu~~oa~ and
capa^ity as the st~~ct~r~ repZaced, zncl.uding ~~.t not limi~~~ to:
{a) Rep~.acem.ent or recan~tructian o~ exist~~.g ~chools
ana ~:ospitals to Frovide eax~thquake resistant structures whzch do
i;D~ j.~.C?"2dS~ Cd~c1C1tV :iiC?i.8 tha~. ~~$ .
{b) Rep.~ac~ri~~.t o~ a Caun~y str~c~ure ~:~th a n~~ st?-uc'~u~'e
a~ ~~~s~~antial.ly t;.~ sam~ si2e and purpase, ~
~~"~s~ 3. N~-:: Co?~s~ructior: o~ S~~IZ 5~~:~aYt~,~r~s. Cans~.x~ucti.~n
u.:i~i lJC'<~''~~.~~71 Q~~~.i;1C3~.°~ I1?W icCili~1.~S GY' 5~.2'L1.C::~.:~25 ~~:C~ 1T1S~.a~~u~.t.i.01~
,~~ : ~~~r equ~.pane~~ and ~aci.~ ities inc? uding bL~ zao~ ~i~tti,~~~ ~~ :
~~} 1,~c~i_^r s~ain, 5°WdC~?r 2~2CLr~Cc7.7 j.,~~5 ~I1C; C~~?.2i ~.~~~?.;~''i.~
_.,: ~~rr~.e~~s o~ ~e~sorab~e lP~.gth to ser~re s~zcn c~ns-~r~:ct~on.
~b) 5~~j `~_c ~ank: sa~s~e~s ~or st~ch L~c~~;~ies ar s~ructur~s
s,~ ~~.~rAy as ~he ~s~zma~.ed se~ra~e ~~.ow from any s~ch faci7.it~es c~~
Ap~~iuL:~ ;~ - ~~g~ 2 of ~0 ~
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~ . ; " .. ~?'~E~3DIX B
• MI~~S'I'~RIATJ ACTIVI'I'IE'S AND CATEGORI'.C~~.~: EX~MPiI~ONS
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~ M~~~~TER~A~ P~OJE'C~'S, Mirs~.sta~ial projects d~ not requ~ze tha
~reparat3on of ~nvironrnenta~. Smpact Reports. The falJ.ow~.ng pro~ects
~ na~e been d~t~rznined by the Boa~d o~ Supervi.sors to be minist~ria~,
gx~oject5, bas~d u~on an ana~ysis o~' County c~rdinances ar_d prou~~.a~e~:
~.. ~ssuance ot buildi.ng, plumbing, mechanical and Q~.ec ~ric~~
T,~°~ ;tt1.~s .
2. App~oval of f~.na~. subdavision and pa.~ ce3. maps, ar.d .~ecords
of survey.
' 3. Apprava~ o£ individual uti~~~y service connectio~s and
d~,sccannections . - ~
4. Issuance of retail food market permits.
5. Issuance of highway transpox~at~.on per~ni-~s.
CATEGOR7CAL EXEMPTrONS. Certain classes af d~.scre~ionary pro-
~ects have b~en detexm~ned by ~he Secre~axy o~ the Resources ~gencv
~o~ to have a s~gniticant e~~ect on the en~;iion~.ent. These c~~sses
are ex~mpt from th~ require~nent ~or preparation o~ EI1V.i.?^a7C]IriEI3'~.3.Z
zrr~pact Repor~s. As applicabl.e under Bu-~~e C~~nty ordinances a~!d
pro~edu~es the catego~cical exeanptions are as zollows :
C1,ass 1. Ex~.sting Faciiiti~s. ~peration, repair, maintenance
o~. ~~.nor altEration of e~~sting pubZic or private structux~es, ~ac.~lities,
ri~chanica~, eq~ipsnent, or topog~aphical feat~res, invo~.ving :?~g~.Lg.i~le
4x no expansion of use beyond that previ.ous~.y existing, inclu~ing but
n~~. .~?m~~ed to:
{a} ~nterior or exterior ai~erat~on o~ Caunty fac~.lities
inv~7.ving such things as interior parti~ions, p~.umbing, and electrical
co~veyances;
(b) Ex~sting facili~ies o~ bo~h investor, and public3.y
owned uti~itie~ used to convey or dis~ribute eiectric pow~r, natura].
ga5, sewage, etc.;
(c} Ex~.sting h~ghways and stree~s (w~ thin a~.r~ady esta- .
b~.ish2d ~ight-of-way} si.dewalks, gut~ers, bi.cycle and pedestri.am tr~i~.s~
anc. similar fac~.lit~.es such as drainage easez~~rxts and chan~.e~s . (Fo~-
Fu~~os~s o~ th~s s~c~ion remo,va~ af d~ad ar haza~dous ~reas ~rom suc~~
f~c~.lities sha.~l be considered ~o be repair and maintenancs}~ -
(~3 Restoration, ox rehabi~i~a~ion a~ de~e~i.o~at~d oy
. c~.amag~d Co~~nty structures, ~aci.izties ar mec;~anica7. eqzsz.~cT.enL -~o
~;~~e~ V~.~rent s~andards of public heal~.h an3 sa~ety, unless i~ is
ur-; ~;~w;~;z.ned th3t tY~f~ da~age was st~b~~antia~ and resu~tad ~~or.: a~ e~--
r.ri=cr.~:~ntai hazard such as ea~thquake, l.ands? zde dr floo~,
(e} A~datians to existing Cvunty s~ruc~tures pravided tnat
t;:~ addition w?1~ no~ r~sult in, an i~creas~ c~ more than 5a p~~c~~.~
P.~p~r_~ix ~- page Z o~ 1Q
Ciass 7. R~~ulatory Actio~s for Pro~~ction of ~atural Resourc~s.
C1~.~a 7 cons~sts of actio~s taken by regu~aCoz~ agEncies, as a~~~~r~zed
~~; sc~~? ~as„r Gi loca~. a~din~nce, ~o assuz~ ti~? ~rai.n~~nan.ce, re~tarat=--~z,
~~ e~~ancer~ent af a z-~.a~ura~ resource , including but n~~ Iimi~.ed to
~r~ -~.:~' ize preser-ra~ion, e~er~pt onl~ i} they inc~.ude d.etail procedur~s
ic~~.:• e~.~.rxronme~~~al. ~zotection.
Ciass S. Reau~atory Act~ons ~or tize Pra~~ction of the Envira~.~~enz.
. --F- -- - . _.. . .
C'~uss 3 cons~ s~s ~~ ac~ions ~aken by regr~ a.~ory a~e~ccies, as au~horiz4d
I]~'' a~a~p ].aw or ~oca~. ordinance, to ass~re the mai~tena~Ge, restarat~on,
er_~~nc~ment, or ~~rotection a~ ~he enviranment; ~xennp~ ot~.1y it ~hey
~r.c~~!ci.e detail procedures for ~nvz.ronmental protec~ian.
Class 9. ~.nspect~.ons . C~ass 9 Consists o~ ae~~.vi~ies l,i.mited
entire~y to inspection, ta ciieck for performance o~ an operatiQn, or
q~u~1~~y, hea~.~~. or sa~ety of a project, ~.nc~.u3in~ relaterl ac~ivities s~ch
as in,~pectzon for possib~e mislaoeling, misreprese~tation or adul~ara~i~n
ay ~~aducts.
C~ass ~0. AcCessor Struc~ures.~ Cons~ruction o~ placement a~
~i.no~ s~ru~tures accessory ~a (appurtenan:t ta) exis~ing commercial,
i~dus~rial, or i.ns~itutiona~. fac~.lities, in~:~udir,.g but no~ li~.i~ed to:
(a) 0~ ~relilise sigr;s .
(b) Sma11 park~.ng lots .
~~ass 11. Surp~.~.s Coun~y Prop~rty Sales . C~ass ~.~. consists of .~
sales o~ surplus Cour±~y property except ~or parcels o~ 1and.
C~ass 12 . Dril~.~.n.g, Redrilling or s7ee .~ening of Dev~~ o~men~ W~? ~s
Wi~h~.n Estab~.ished Onshore~~0i~. or Gas Fields. C3~ass ~.2 canszs~s~the
drz.~~ ir~g, re x~~. ing, o~ eepen~.ng a we s~or ~ne purpose of aeve~oping
~s ~~.blist~ed o~.~. or gas zones wi~ilir~. ti~e know-n prnductive limits of .
ansl~orp o~.~. or gas ~~ e~ds ~ha.~ meet a~Y o~ ~t~ze ~o~~.owi.ng criteria:
(a) Zone pressurers ar~ w~~.l docum~n~~d and a.re at or below
rf.oxma~ hydrosta~ic pressure,
(b} Geo~.ogic condi~ions are ~ae17. d~ocumen~ed.
(c} t~a~e than 50~% o~ the deve~opnent wells ~haC Can b~ expec~'ec
~c• b~ dri.Il.~d ~.n the tie~d have been dxi~.~ed_ ~
~1ass ~.3.. ~~~inor Ar~diLians to 5choo~ s. C~ass ~~r ~or~sists Qf ri~ ar
ar~~~z.~-iflns to exist~na schools wi~hi.n. exis~~ng s~hool g~a~~c~s :a:~~re ~he
~
:::.;~.~ ~r:~~~. do~: r_~~ ~rzcre~.se orzQi:~al s~uden~ c?~a~xt;r by t~a~-e -thar_ 251~
~~~ ~~.-r~ c:~assr~cz:s, ~c~n-~ch4v~r is 1ess. ~h~ ac~ui.ti.a~ o~ p~r~ab~.~
:~~:~~sroon~s is is cl-u.dzd ir tJ.~is e~~e~pt~on ~~
n _ -- -- -' - - - n _. .. ~ .. /„- ,~ r ~ n
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st~uctu~~s oZ ary nne parcel ~f ~and does not s~ceed 2,500 gal~ors -
~~er d~v a~d theYe are no more }han 6 dwe~ling u~zts Iocated on said
~ ~ ~arce3.
(c) `~rai~er living per~its.
Class 4. ~~Iiriar 'P_l.teratiozis fi.o Lan~ . ~~ii.nor public o~ pz~iva;`~ .
~-~ ±~•~,ations ~n ~Y:e c~na.i~~ian o.~ iand, w«~er a~d/or vegetati~n ~,rhich
<~'a not i~~c~I.v~ r~~'toval o~ ma`ure, scenic t~ees except for -~orestr~
~~?~ ag~icu? ~u~~a1. purpcs~s, inc~uding but rot limited ~o:
- {~; Grading on, land wz.th a slope o~ Zess ~.han 10 percen~.,
~~cep~ wh~re i~ is ~.o b~ .~acated in a waterway, ix~. any wet~.and, in
_ ~n~ o~ficial.ly designated (by Federa~., State o~ local gove~zuaent
a~ ~ion? sce~na.c a~~a, or in o~ficially anapped ar~as a~ seve~~ geologic
r~zard o . . .
(b~ New ga~dening or ~andscaping but ziot ~.ncluding tree
r~~~ovaZ .
(c) Fi~.ling of ear~h i~~o pr~vi.oc~sly e~cavated land with
ma~~rial compat~.ble with -~he natura~. features af the site.
(d) P~iinor aZ-~~ra~zons ~.n land,wat~r and vege~tatzo~ on
e~isting a~fici.al3.y des~.gnated w'il~Zife management areas o~ ~ish p~o-
~ duct~on fac~~.ities which resu.~t in improvemezzt af ~?abztat ~o~ fish
and wi.~.dl~~e resources or greater fzsh praductzon;
(e; Manor terr~porary uses of 1.and having neg~igib~.e or no
p~z-manent effects ar ~h~ env.~ronraent, including carn.ivals, sal~s a~'
Cnristmas ~rees, etc.
(f) Continuation of mining or aggregate ~xtrac~ion within
an existing and c~early defined si~e.
CZass 5. Alterations in Land Use La.rriitat?ons. Minor alterat~,on
~;~ ~and use ].im~.tati.ons, except zoning, .inc~.uding bu'~ not l~.mited
t~ :
•(a) Minar Za~t I.ine adjus~ments, side ya~d and sethack
variances not resulting ~n the crea~ion o~ any new parce:~ nor in any
change in I.and use or d~nsity.
(b) ~ssuance of mir~o~ ~ncxoachment permi~s.
~e) ~.ban~onment of pub~.ic utility or road easeinents anc~
righ~es~-o~-way. ' ..
~lass 5. In£ox~~~zo~ Collection. C1ass 6 consists a~ baszc
3~ ~.3 CC1 ~~C L~OI~ j research, experimental rcianage~ent and r~;~c?~rc~
Qv~..~~aa~.? an ac ~~ivities which do not resy.~l.t in a serious or maj~r
~•~ist~.:rba~.ce '~a a~ enc iro*:m~~ tGi 1"2SOUZ'C2. These ma~ be fc~ stric~~.y
y-~-~ry~~ation c;~~.~;-26~i~; p~;r~oses, or as pa~~ a~ ~ study ~eadi~g to a~
~~~ien y~;hich a pub~ic agnncy ~as no~ yet a?pxoved, adapted or f~nei~d.
~gperdix B- page 3 0~ 1~
facili~i~es £or pub~ic gather~ngs for which the facilities were
desioned, where th~re is a past hzs~ory a~ the facil~ty being
used ~or the sa~e kind of purpose. Facili~ies included within
~his e~emp~ion include, bu~ are no~ Ii~~~ed to, race~racks,
stadituns, conven~ion c~nters, auditor~ums, a~phi~heaters, swi~i~g
pools and ~use~ent parks.
C~ass 19. R~ ulation of Work~n Condit~ons. Class 19 consists
of actions to regu ate any o~he. o owing: '
{a) Emplayees wag~s,
(b) Haurs af work, or
(c) Working canditions where the~e wi11 be no demonstrable
physical chang~s outs~de the place of wo~k.
Class 2~. Federal Financed Pub1~c ~lorks Raad Pro~ec~s. A
~epara~e revi~w by the ERD shall be comple~ed for FaderaZ~y finance~
~ub~ic Works road projects. The ERD shal~ revsew the be~ow sec~~on
~o determine whe~her ~he propos~d pxoject mee~s the "Majoz Ac~~.o~" or
"L1on-major ~.ction" desi~nation.
Appendix B- page 4b of 10
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C~,ass 14. Transfer of Ow~ershi of Land i.n ~rder to C~eate _
Parks. ^ " ~ --~
Class I~ co~.sis~ts of ~the acquisition. or sa~~ o~ ~and i~ o~d~r ~o
estab~isn a park where ~he land is in a natural. co~.di~~.on or conta~ns
hisCor~c sites or archaeal.ogical sites and ei~her:
{a) The managem~nt plan. for.the park has not bee~ prepared, ar
(b) Tha management plan proposed'~o keep ~h~ area in a na~ural
condition or preSErve ~he his~aric or archa~alog~cal site. CEQA wi1.~.
apply when a manageme~.t p~an is proposed that will change th~ area
f~om i~Cs nat-~.ra1. co~.di~~orf. ar sign~.f~can~t~y cha~.ge the histor~.c or
archaeolog~cal site.
C~.ass 15. 0p~e~n S•
of the es~ishmen~ ot
renewing of open space
accep~anc~ of easements
open space character o~
contrac~s, interests or
~ac~ Con~x~ac~s or Easements. Class I7 cons~.sts
agricu tura preserves, ~he maki.ng and
~on~Cracts u~.der ~Che Wil~iamson Act, oz ~he .
or fee in~eras~s in ~rder ta mainta~.n th~
~he area. The. cancellatiorl of such preserves,
easements is n.o~ inc~:~.ded.
Class 1.6. En~orcemen~ Actions. C~.ass 16 consists of ac~Cions
~ta enforce or ~evoke a lease, pe~-mit, 1i.cense, cer~ificate oz oCher
en~i~C~ement for ~.se issued, adopted or presc~ibed by the Coun~y af
Bu~te or law, genera~. ru1.e, s~andard, or objec~~.ve, adminis~ered or
adopted by ~he Coun~y ot But~e. Such actions i~.clude, but are n.ot
l~.mzted to , ~~.e following :
(1.) The direct ra~erraY o~ a vio~ation of lease, pe~m.z.~,
1.icens~, cer~ificate or en~z.tle~ex~.t for use or of a general rule,
s~andard or ob,~ective to the District A~.torney for jud~.ci.al enforce-
ment. ~
(2) The adopt~.on of an adm.inis~rat~.ve deci.sio~. or arder
enforc~.ng or zevoking the l.ease, permit, license, certi~icate or
en~itlement for use or enforcing the general rule, standard or
objec~ive. ..
Constructio~. ac~~.vities tinder~aker~. by -the public
age~cy ~Caking ~he enforcemen~ or revo~a.t~.on ac~Ci.on are no~ included
in ~his exem;~~ion.
C1.ass 17. Educatianal or Training ~'rograms_ Znvo].vzng i';ca
Physical Cha~ges . C ass 7 consis~s o ~ e ac~op~ion, a].terati.or~ or
~ermina~xnn o educa~iona~ or gra~ni.ng programs which invol.ve no
physicai al~eratian in ~he a~ea af~ec~ted or which invol.v~ physical
changes on~.y in the ~.n~er~ar o~ exxs-~~.ng schoal or ~~ainz.ng struc-
tur~s . Examples incl.ude, bu.t are no~ Ii~i~ted ~o :
(a) Deval.opment of ax changes in curric~x~.um. or traini.ng
me~taods .
(b) Changes in the grade s~ructure in a sehaa~ ra~hich
do no~ resu~.t in changes in student t~anspor~ation.
Class ~$. Norma~ 0 e~ations of Facili~zes for Public
Ga~he~z~.as. C ass consis~s o t e norma ope~afiia~s o exis~ing
Appenc~ix ~- page 4a o~ 10
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(1} construc~ion ai a new rural ~wo-~and highway ~Thich
does no~ prov~de new ~CC25S ~o an area and whic~
~,flL~.d no` ba Izkely t~ pr~ci?i~atz significant
~handes in ~.an~. use or devE~apm~~nt patze~ns ,
(2) mode~z±i~ation of an exis~ing h~.ghway by ~esurfaca~g,
wid~ning less than a sin~~e lane wid~h, addir_g
shoulders , addi.ng auxilia~y l.anas fo~ localized purpdses
(weaving, climbing, speed chanbe, etc.), and corr~ctir~g
substa~.dard curves an3 intersectians ,
{3) ~.ighti~.g, signi~.g, pay~ment ~arkin.g, signaZizatian,
freeway surveil.lance and con~rol sys ~~ins , and rai.~.-
raad pro-~ectiv~ devic~s.
(4) safe~y projects such as grooving, glare screen, safe~y
barriers, energy attenua~ors, etc.,
~~} r~cons~ruction a~' e~isting cLossrvad or railroad
separarions and exis~ing s~reem cros~ings,
(d) hi;hway ~andscaping an.d zes~C area p~oj~cts,
(7) canst~uction of ~us she~.ters and ba.ys,
~S) alterations ~o e~xs~~ng bu~.~dir.gs to provide for
noise at~enua~ion and ins~a~~.a~~.on of na~.se barryers,
~ (9.) te~porary replacenzent of a hig~way facility which
is camm~nced immed~.ately a~~er ~he occurrar~ce of a
natu~ra~ disasCar or ca~astro~i:ic fai~ure ~o ~estore
the hi~hway for ~he hea~~h, wel~are, a~id safety of the
publ~.c.
(10) approvai o~ utili~y ins~a~.~.a~ions a~ong or acr~ss a
hi.ghway or approval o~ gza~e sepa~ated crossings o~
hig~.ways by raiZroads or highways ; an.d
{? ~.) apprnva~ a~ the Annua~ H~~hway Safety ~rlork Programs
invo~.v~.ng ~he highway-rela~te~ safety s~and~rds pu~s~.a..rrc
to 23 u.S.C. 4az.
~~' ~.E-±n i~ro~~,"ec~ is ~~~--id ~o rneet t~:e "Najor" c~assifica-~i~n, th~
EFD may reqya~.rp ~he Public Wo~ks Dzpart~ent ta pr_enare ~h° appro-
pria~a documan~ (E .I . S. or EI~~a~tive Decl.ara~io~) 1which the E_R~
a, G; ma ~~s is ~eeded. I~ the "~or3.ma.j or Ac~ian" class~f~icati.or~. is
~oun.~~f _~ox• a p~oposed project, -the ~ol~owin~ check~ist w~.~.~ b~ x~vies.a~ci
a~?d s~~.~::~~.~-ted ~.a the Public Wor~~s De~arr~~nt, wit~ a~propriz~e sect:~c~~s
i~.iiE~ in. ~
~~~;n~nc~~~ B- pa~~ 6 0~ LO
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Fo~ ~U~LZC ~f~or~x~ us~ n; -- v
~1fAJOR A~3D ~ONi~A30R ACT~ONS
a. A rnaj or actian w~~ich is a~ FHWA aei.~o~. will requ~x~ eiCi~~x an.
EZS or nega~~.ve declaration. A nor_ina~ ar action whicY? ~.s azx
FNWn. action ~~rill not require an EIS or a n.egatzve dec~ara~~.or_.
b. _Ma;ar actions axe ~h~se o~ superiar, ~.arge arid considerab~.~
impor~ance invo~.'cr'ing substantia~. p~a~.nirzg, time, resaurc~s
or expenditures . Any action ~Z~at is ~i~te~y to precipi~aCe
significan.t fareseeable a].t~rations in ~:ax~.d use; nlanned
~ growth; development patterns ; traf~ic volu~.es ; trave~. Fatterns ;
~rans-~o~~ation. servi.ces , inc3.uding ~ublic ~ranspoxa~ian; and
na~ura~ ar~d manmade resou~ces woul.d be cons~.dered a Fnaj or ac~ion.
The ~ollaw'ir~.g are sxamp~es of types of actions which are ordinarz
eonsidered -~o be majox actions:
(~.) a new freeway or ~xpressway,
{2) a highway which provides new acc~ss to an a~ea
and is 1ikely ~o precipitate signi~icant chang~s
in ~and use or deve~.opment patterns ,
(3) a new or reconstruc~ed arterial~h~ghw'ay which
provides subs~an~ially improved access to an a~ea
and is likley ~o precipi~a~e significant cha~zges i~.
3.and use or development pat~erns ,
~-
(4) a new circv.mf~ren.tial or bel~ highway which bypasses
a cs~rnrnunity,
~~ (5) , a h~.ghway which provides new access ~o a~eas ~on~aining
s~gnificant amoun~s of ~xploitab3.e nat~.rai ~ resources .
(6) added i~terchanges to a completed fre~way or expr~ssway
which prav'ide new or substan~za~ly improved access to
ari ar~a and a~e likely to precipitate significan~ ch~.g~s
in ~ 1a.nd ~a.se or develop~nen~C patterns , and
(7} a p~aject that ~~ar~ants a"major ac~ion~' class~.ficativn
because it has be~n g~.ven nati.onal recogni~ion vy Congr~ss
even though i~ i.s no~ ~.ncl.uded in the above lis~. Such -
a projec~ would be one ~hat fal~.s under Sec~2on 4(~) o~
the DOT Ac~. or Sectian ~.06 0~ the ~Iational His~oric
P reservation Act. .
e. The ~o~losaing ar~ examples o~ types of ac±'xo?~.s whic~. ar~
ordi~arily conside~ed to b~ ~oi~ma~or a~~i.or~s :
`~p~~ndix B - pag~ 5 0'~ ~~
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=~;.~ a.s t~e p: apas~e p?^ojeC~ .~;~t~~,n an ~~x~ cultur2l
}7i ?S~?"tI~ ~?':4~a?' liI~L~ ~3' 2~! r~?'1.C11.LtLk~: c~.~ CQII~I'2.Ct - .
;';'~u~. ~r8 ~OI]71~~? ,
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~-5~ Lo~s ~~ z.~ap~ar ~o ~e co~~roT,ersial wi~h r~spac-~ ~o ~
~c~t•~ 2~ra~.~~;~L=' ~Cy a~ a~,~r~•~te r~ ~ oca~T an housina~ ~
. -_.._,__._ ~.....~,,, ______.~
~.~. ;~i~? ?. t~~e p;. a j act causG a s~.o~.i.f~.car~~ ~.n:.rease in
. NT~.1;ic cor.b4s~? ~n? . ~ .
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~'], i!~ ~ i t?r_~ P~+O~cyC~ C~i-3E.' 2 S? ~IL'..1~1..C~!lj", ~? VZS~.QTl OT'
~.s-Lp~ian o.f an es~~o~.sh~r~ co~at~.*~.~p or clis~eu~~
crca-l~, p~r,n~a deve3.op~er_~, ay is dp~~~n~.ne~ to _
b° L~onw.~acan~l~~ y;?co-~s~.~~en~ 4r-~ t_~ p13n~ or g~als ~ ..
~r~.~ ~a~2 t~~cr acoa~yC ~;- ;;he cc~.*ai::..~tp in ~hich
~ ~:~:: na oj~c~ ~ s Icc~.~e~, as dete~-~~.ned ~,~ a .
T~s~o, s~.~~.e oif~ ci~w( s} ;~ ~
~.~, :;7a?? ~h~r~ b~ a cu~s:i.~.~~va ~~pact b~T ~i~~.~ ~a~o~ec-~ ~~ ~
~.~~ s~ccessa.~r~ p~o,~ec~s os t?~e sa~e c~.ass in -~he
sa~~ ~?„ace ave~ ti~~?
_...r~ ~.~,_
1° ~ i~i~ 3. ~~ a~ro j ec u a.~ i ec~~ riU zrs on the ~7i~.d a;d -
Sce:tic R.vers Syst~~?
„_~ ~.,._~. ~-~.,...
~0. ?'~? ~ ~. ~ .~ish ard Gar~~ ~n~~ ~'~,rotzficztion o#'
Re~ava~' of P~ateria? ~.c/oT .AZtera~ion of i,ave,
P.1tiz?' or S~re:.~~ec~ B~~~o~ or ~~Tar;; n'! ~e f;~,ed?
~.._-. -,~_ ~„___,~
A~~end.i=: ~- pag~ 8 of 10
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~rajecc, ~su~~e~ _.._ --
B~'J_G~° !'l~ ~:v
F..a~.c? FE~e ~
S~?~A R~e. ~
Gou..*~ty t~oad ,~r
$x~~g~ r~~'-
- e " atLL :. ~
PPO~ OS~~ Ii~?~O~vI~!~iT ~ P~T`~' i~~GTH ~+E~L~S ( 0. ~)
~Gr. Su..rf. Drain~g~, 5uructures, E~tc, .
Po~en~ Aio~
tiallp Deter- ~O
. . Yes ~ctinad
1, D~es it have tne ~ot~n~i.al to d~gxade si~n7.fic~ntl~ .
the q~.3.alitg o~, or c~~i. the x'a.nge o~, the ~
er~.v~ranaen~? ~
2. Wi~.~. i~ su~astar.~i~?lf affect a rare or endangared,
~
s~ecies ~af ar~al. or ~p~.ant, or habita~, or cause -
5ubst2.n~ial z*~~e~ference ~wi~h ~he ~sove~nexit of any
r~sident or rni ;ra~tox-p fzsh or ~~-i~dLfe speezes?
`_ 3, ~ii].l: i'~ resul.t in si.grsifica*~~ c~etr~.mental - ~ '
~ ~Lfac~t an: ~ ..
. _~ a ) air quali.~y ~
(b } ~ra~~,er quality
~.,.___.
~ (c} amb~.erz~ noisa leve~.s ~ .
(d) pu~l.ic vrater s~.tpp?y' sy'ste~
~~
1~, t~;~.17. it cat~ss s~bs~~antia~, f~.ooclin~, eros' on,
QZ' $~~.~d~IOI'I? "
~~.`~
~. Is the pro~ec~ st:b;,jact to major ge~lo~.c hazards?
. b. ~oes i~ appear ~na~ any ~'eatu~e a~' tii~ p~oject, -
~
~ ~n~ludrno aes~he~ics,- ~!~.~.1 generate r~ajo,: pubLi.c
~ .ontx-oversy? - .
7. zs t~:e ae~ion ~i~aiy ~c be hi~i~ly con~ro~;ersial .
pZ ~n47.~or~.~en~~.? ~~ ounds`:' ~
~. r~~~ ~_~ r3:1 f ~~ ^,~?o. ~'.3~ ~c,1C3? ~ CtL~ ~3J2 c-~ 1, ~3Z :LQ~'~.~:.~~ T
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t;,..` ° ~ t: t, ~~~'? . .~
~~ 1i3~ ~. ~53.~ 1C~? CT? C12~FG I10~'B ~t:3i1 r!ini~a~ 2~~CC~ OLl
prop°rtaes p~o~ec~ed t~.+~aer Sectior: ~(f~ az" ~he D~J~
AMi, or Secti.a;. 3.~6 oi t~~e His~ar~ c Preser~atic:~ A~t?
t . --
.
App~n.dix ~, - page 7 of l~
:~G`:::~: Cl~sses 3, 4, 5 a.*_zd 10 a~ov~ are q~aa3~ified by eo:~si~er~4i~~.s .
~~ whe-r~ t~.e p~':~j ect is ta be 1oca~~d --- a pro j ect tha*- ~~
ordi.~ar~.ly i~sig-nif? cant ~ n~.~s i~p~ct on ~he envir^nm~-~-~t .-. •
r~ay i.n a~a~ticular~.y sensitive e~,cri~~r~~ent be signi.fi.can~.
Therefo~e. ~''nnse c~.a.~ses are conside~~d to app~.y in al~.
ins~ance~, ~~T;C~PT where tizc~ project may impact on an. ez~v~.r-
(7T3??1?T'iL:3.~ ?'~S013?'C~, O?" ~zazard 4~ C~'i~? Cc't.l. C'qZ1CE~ ~.S u^~,3~. ~~
he~ea.~~.er c~esignated, p~~cisely naF~~ea, and o~~:~ cia~ly
a~.o~~ed ~ursuar~ to law. Mor~o~rer, .~~1 ex~r~ia~:~ci~s ~or ~k~es~
ci~ss~s are inagplie~blE w'n~n the cum~a:~ative in.pac~ of
successi.ve ~rojects of t~e sa~m.e ~.ype i.n the s.azme piace, over
ti~~ ~s sio ~~ica~.~t --- for exaznp~.e, re~ea~ed i.ssuancn o'~ -
per~tiis fo~ sept~c tank slstems oz~ the w~at~rsheds o~ s4Lea~s,
lakes, doznestic wa~er res~rvairs, etc.
D~scre~ianary projects. Discretionary projects, other
~ha~. th~se wi~hin ~he categorica~. 'exem~tiens l~sted above, may
~r~~t~ire ~nviron~nen.tal Tmpact Reports . Discretiona~y pro j ects
r,~~,~c~. r,iay reqLtiix'e Lrviro~n.~ental Iin.pact R~ports include but a~_e
•~~~, W~i~y~~~ tu tlze ~a~ 1a~aing: Enactrnent and a.mendme~ ~~~ zorir_g
L• rdi~ance , issuance of z~ni~g ti=ariances , issu~-~~,e ::j- condiLional
~~~ pex~ni~s a~~ tne a~~roval o~ ~Centa~zv~ subdiv:~sion and ~arcei
~a~s.
~f~~7L'i~Cz_:~ ~7 - ~7~3[res ~j ~~ ~~ ~;?
~ s ~
. ~
3as~d on t~iis ~va~uation, it ~s concZuded ~h at on~ of the fo?~ow~ng
is annropriat~.
^ EA~~E~R May have s~gnificant ~ffec~, ~
~ ND Wi11 not hav~ sign~ficant e~fect.
~ QTHER Praposa~ is a nonmajor actian as def~n~d in FH~M
772. Par agraph 1Qe . •
S~gnature - Locai Agency Date
Apprndi~ E- p~ge 9 af ~a
~. ~rvir~~rz~ntal Setting may ~ne~ud~ existing ene~gy ~~ppli~~ ~
_ ~,~,~ ~.~~~y gy us~ ~att~rns in th~ ~egion and l~~a~,~.ty .
~ . ~z~~firoz-~z:;~ntal Imnaa~s m~ay i.nc3ud~ :
; ~~.~ n~~~ECL's en~r~1 ~~quire~-ents a~d i~~ en~rgv ~z,~~
_.~~'~.c~~~c~.~s uy a~nr~•a::w ~rzd fu~l ~ypz for pach stage o~ t!~e p~~;ewt~s
:± `~;~:.~ c~~~.e ~n~'uding ~onstructio~, operation, mainten~nce an~.~az
re~~~~~, I~ ~p~~'~priat~. the energy intensiv~n~s~ of ~~~Ar~als
::,~v ~e discussed. .
2, Tne e~fects o~ the project an ~.aca~. and ~egianal
~~~~~g~r supplies ar_d on requirernents . for addition~l capacity .
3. The eff~cts o~ the proj~ct on ~~ak and b~as~ pe~iod
c3~tr~ar,~ls ror e~ectricity and other forms of energy.
.4. Th~ d~gree to wh~ch the proje~t co~npl.ies with exzsting
~„~~} gy s tandards .
5. The ef~ects c~f the pro3ect on en~rgy resources.
D. M~.tiga4~,on Lneasures may include ;
1. Potentia~. measur~s ta reduce wast¢fu~, ~.ne££~cient a.~.d
~~ec~ssary cons~mPtion of ~nsrgy during construction, op~ration, ~
r~a~n~enance a.=~d,/os removal. The d~.scussian shou~.d e~pla~n why
ce~ ~a? n measures w~~e a.ncorparated in th~ p~'~~ect a.~d T~ahy othe~
m?asur~~ wer~ dismissed.
2. The potential of siting, orien~atis~n, and des~.gn to ~ni.miz~
e~.~~gy consUmp~ior..
3. Th~ potenti~l for reducing peak ene~cgy demand.
4. Alternate fue~s {parti.cularly renewabl.e nnes} or .energy
syster~s . , ~
5. Energy conserva~zon which cauld result ~rom r~cycl~.ng
~i£drts,
E, A~t~rnat~ves shaul.d be campared in t~r~~ ~f ov~zall en~rgy
~~r~~~-~pt3.an a~d in terms ~~ ~~ducing was~~~u~., i.~e~~ics~~t and
~,~:~~~~~ss~ry ~~nsur~ptzon o~ ~np~gy. . _
r. Unavoi~~~I~ ?~dve~se ~~f~cts may ~.ncluci~ z,~a~t~~ul , ine~f~cwr~nt
~,.~d ~.anri.~ces~a~v c~n~uMption o~ e~erqy d~~i~g th~ prc~ject ~ons~ruction,
~~~r~~ion, ~naa~:~nanc~ and/or ramoval that ca:~nr~t b~ ~easibl~ r~i~~gat~d:
~p~enaix C- Qage 2 q~ 3
~
S1S~ylY~1l~ ~
y~3ERGY C~NSERS7AT~D1~3
;~;~t,~ ,..~+, ,~r ~w Y ~T
... ~~ ....a`I .i ~4iL7~„1~. .L~i.Y
'~y~ ~ca3 a~ w:ns~~ving~ en~~gy ~,mp~ies th~ S,~is~ ar.3 ~f~a.cie::~. ~t~~
~:~ En~rgy, a~~ ~~ans o~ achieva.ng tn~s goa~. ~nc~uc~e:
~l~ d~~~.~asing ov~ra~~, pe~ cap.~~a en~r~y ~on~ur~pt~.on,
(2~ ~ec~sasin~ r~lian~~ on natura3. c~as an~ oi~, and
{3y a.ncrea.~ing r~~ianca on renewable energ~ sourc~s.
Yn o~~~r ta assure that energy impl~,caticns are conside~ed in
p~cje~t s3~ciszons, th~ Ca~ifornia Erivironmental Qu~a~ity Ac~ r~qui~~s~
,~zat El~ts inc3.ud~ a discussion of the pot~ntial energy impacts of ~
p~oposed pro~e~ts, with part~cular emphas?s on avo~.ding or red~~ing
~..Il~?~~1.C~~Tlt~ waste~ul an3 ~nnecessa~~r cons~-nption ~f ~n~rgy,
Energy con~~~~~atio~ implies that a projec~'s eost sffective~~ss b~
r~vi~w~d not anly in doY~.azs, but a~.so in t~rms of ~nergy r~qui~~ -
ments a For many. p~roje~ts, ].ifeti~n~ casts may b8 deter~nin~d nare
by e~~xgy ~~f~.caency than by initial do3lar costs.
I~ ~ EIR Ct3=TTENTS
Pp~ent~a3.?y ~zgn~.ficant energy i~p~.i~atians of a proje~t shat~lc~ be
~on~idered in an E~R. The io~.low~.ng ~.i5t of ene~cgy impac~
pL9S51~.71~.~'~1@5 and potential conssrvation measu?-e~ is des~gn#c1 to
zs~ist ~.n the pr~paration of an EIR. ~n many instaiace~ spe~i.~ic
ite:~s may not app~y or add:.ta.ona~ 3tems ~ay be needed .
A. Project ~es~ription may inc~.ude the following items:
1. En~rgy cons~ming equipment and proc~sses wh~.ch w~i13 be
us~d ~u~i~g c~onstructi~n, operation andJ4~ ~er~oval of the project.
.~f ap~~opriate, this discussion shoul.d consider th~ en~rgy i~at~n~
~iv~~~ss of ~ta~~ria?s and ~quipment requirad f~r the praject.
2. T~tal en~rgY requir~ments o~ ~h~ g~oj~ct by ~ue~. type
a*_:~. ~rs~ use . •
. 3. ~ne~gy consc~~va~i.on ~quz~:~9~:t and dasi.~~ t~a~~ur~s ~
~, Tn~. Li~~. and ~.i~e--~•~1~ en~rgy ~os ~~ ar sur~~.? es ,
Anp~+ndix C-~ pagn ~. of 3
_ , i
~ G. ~rMe~rA~r~ibl~ Cammi~~ter~t of Resou~c°s may inc,lud~ a~:.s~~.zssia~.
,~~ ~o~,a ~.~ ;,~o;~ct pree~r~pts ~uture enQrgy deve3opraent or fufu~~
i:~'~.~..1.~~ ~~~.~~r'~,~,i;-..W~~r .
~? o Shor~~-~'~r~:t Gains versus Long-T~*~att ~~rpacts car~ bA ~om~a~,~~d
, r~u.~C13.1.3'~y!1G'' ~7~ C~?~i~Y't;~7 ~pS'~a nver '~IlE i1;~?'~3.:??~ ~~ t't~~' ~~Oa~c'~.
.~ ~ Gro~f :n ~nduc:.ng ~~~~rts ar.ay i~c~.u~e t~-ie ~stzmat~d en~rg~
c,-~,azs~;np~~cx. ~T grc~~yh ind~c~u by the proje~~.
~L]iJ~i~Li~.X ~,` - ArxC1~ ~ ~,;~ ~
,~; ^~~~~: ~ su:c w t.an ~z~J. z"loodiag, E~'05 Z~I2 or s~1~at~on;
i~ ) ±'~:~,~3i~ ::~ r,°~:`0~.~ fl~ S~~~1C~L1?'~S tD IR~~ O:C C~nO ~~.~~C f?~2~~~5 7
~ s~ Ex ~e.~d a s~wer trunk Zin~ with ca~a~i~y to s~rv~ n~w
~~~r~~.~r~~~ ~.
~t) Su~~~-~r.ii~,? ~,y dim~nish habitat fo~ fish, wi~.dZir~ v~
,~~.~:~t~ >
ia,'• ~r~~~~ a~~jor di~ruption or d3vision o~ the phys~~a~.
~:_r_~~~g~:~~nt ~f an estabiish~d community.
;~>) Cr.~ate a nublic health hazard a~ a not~nt~.al public h~a~.~h
:~a~~.~. ~:; .
~:a) C~nf~i~~ with e~~ab~ished r~~reatiana~, educational, r~iig~ous
o:~ ~~:i~~~a~i~ us~s Qi -~he area;
~:x j V~~ ~ate any ambient air qua~ity star.dard, coa~~ ibute
~~.~~s~.az~i~.:~.µr t~ an ~x~.sting or pra~ect~d a~*_- a~ality vio~a~ionD
ar ~~~os~ s~nsi~,iv~ x'~cep~ors to substanta.al pollutant conc~ntra~-_ian.
Appea~d~x D- page ~ o.~ 2
' ~.
fiP~ENDIX D
S7CN~F~CA~YT EFFECTS
~ L7?" :~1:'<~. ~'i:.i.S. il~~';'cu.'~I.V ~3V~ $ ~3~37ZSZC3ZiC 2~~~C'G t;iy ~;~ -
,'.±'i~~ ~L~'~e'..~~ ~ ....r %..~ W.a.~i.
~~.~ ~o~~,~ic~' ~~i~.~! adop~.ed envir~nm~nta~ ~~.ar~s dnd ~na~s ~?= ~:n~
_~~.~t~-~~.tv ~r;~e.~~ at ~.s ~.oc~t~3;
~~ ~ H~b•~ a~ u~star~; ~a3, demon~trab3.e r_ag~ti~re aest~e Lic p~~'~Ci L~
;c) 5;~.~;~~arat~.a~.~y ay~~ct a rare or ~n~a,.~~~~d spec~.es Q~ a~i~~~.
aw F~ant ~~ the habwtat ~~ ~h~ speci.es;
~~,~ ~r. ~~~ r~~~ subs La.~tially w~th tne ~zav~~n~~~ ~~ any rzs id~nt
~,r ~~~~a;:o~y rys~~ a~ wi.~dlz~e species;
~e) BrQa~~ p~~lishA~ n.ational, stat~, or ~QC~aI ~tan~la~ds r~3.a~inr~
~o sa~,~.d was ~~ o~ ~~t'~~r control;
(i ) S~zbs'~,..antia33.y ciegradE water quality;
~ (g3 C:o~~~.~sina'~e ~ pu~~ic waLer supp~.y;
~}~D ~~.;~•"a~~~aily ctegrade or de~l~te g~~9.~nd ~a~~e~ r~~o~.r~as;
~,-;,} ~~r.i~~~~~L~ substa~~ial~~r w~.t.'~ g~ound watAr r~charcrei
~j ) ~a.~~~pt cr a~.ter an archaeo~ ogzcal site c~r~x 2Q0 y~ars cs~d,
a~ hist~ric ~~.~a ~r ~ ~a.iaonto~ogica~ sit~ ~except as pa~t ~s ~
sc~.~n~i~i~ s-4ud~r of t~~~ s~te;
{!~i Ins~u~.s s~b~~rstial growth oY cos~centrati~n of popu?a~~.r~n;
(~.~ ~a33s~ a~~ ir.creasa in traf~'i~ whzCY1 is substantial in
r~3,a~ :~n '~o ~~e ~xisti.z~g tra~fic ~.~ad and capaci.ty af the st~~et
~vs'~~m; '
a
;~~ ~~.sp ~~c~ a~.~~. c~~ n~s~ber of pe~oPle;
(r_3 ~~?~~:~.r3G~ acti ~~~i~s wh? ch r~s~tl ~~.r ~:~e us~ cf 1a~g~
~:;t~u~~s t~~ ~u~ ~ ~:~ ~r_~~'~~~
,;:"!~ t,i;5~ ;='„?~ Q':." ~C:?~?'~'•y~ ?.~? 3. ~~.~~~~L?~ I!'.~i::°..r. i
s;~; .~....:~ ^~:..,€~ s~.~;~ ~: ~.i~~~y the ar~.bien~ :?~i~~ ~~ ~r~~s ~ ~,~
..- ' . •. .._,.. --1iL~ ,`.. .. ,_ ~_ , ~
Ar~~~r~daY ~ -- :~~:~~ ~ ~~ ~
A~~~~~d3LK L
I~• _ ~~ Y~sidenta.al, include
siz~s, anc~ typ~ a~ 7ouseho~d
? 7 . ~. i co~mexc ~.a1, indicate
or ~_~~w~nal~y oriEn~ed, squa
~ac:_~ ~~~s.=cs.
~ne nu~ber of un~ts, schedule of uni.~
si.ze ~:xpected.
~•
~he ~ype, whe~hex r~eighborhoad, city
re ~onta~;e a~ sa~es area, ar.~ ~.oa~~n7
:~~. "~~ i.ncjust~-~~~, indicat~ Cyp~, estinate~ er^ploymer~t per shzt~,
ant_ loading faci~.i~~es .
17. r~ ins~itutio~a7., indicate the r!tajor func~~on, estiznated
e~n~~.af~e~ ~ per shif~, es~imat~d occ~pancy. J.~adi:ig facilities,
ar.d co~~:ni~y ~e~efits to be derived f•rom t~e~~n.r.o~ECt.
20. T.f Che project ir~volves a variance~, e~ndi.tiona~ use ar rezaning
a}~pl.icat~,o~., state this and indicate clearly why the app~ica~ion is
req~zred.. ~
~re the fol~owzng items applicab~e fio the praj.ec~ or its e~~ec~s?
D~.sr_uss 3~e~.ow all i~Ce-a3s C~.1ECI{.E~. y~5 (at~aCh addi~ional sheets as
nec~ssary}.
~iES N0.
2~.. Change in ex~s~i.n~; feat~a.res o'~ any beaChes, lakes,
or hi? 1s , or subs~an~ial. ayt.eration o£ ground ~an.totirs .
22. Si~,nificant chan~e i~. sceni.c views or vistas ~ra~n
~xisting residentia~. areas or publzc ~an~s or roads. "-,
23. Si~ni~~cant~y chanae pa~~ern, scai.e or charactex of
Uene~al area o~ pro~ec~..
24. Signi.f~cant a~oun`s af sal.ic~ ~~aste or li~ter .
25 . Chanbe i.n dus t, ash ; s~nake ,~~u~te5 ar odors in
vicinity.
26. 5ignifi~ant change in lake, stream or ¢rou~-~d.waL~r
quality or quan~ity, or al~era~ion o~ exist~ng drainage
pa~terns.
27. SubstantiaY chan~~ in exisCing r~.a~se or v'~bratzan
. leve~s in the vicinity.
2~3, Si~.e an filZed ~.and or an slope of 3t~ p~rcen~ or more.
29 . Use or disposa~. of poten~Ci.a11y E~a~ardous r~taterial~ ,
r such as to~ac substanc~s, ~la~abZes or E~nlos3v~s.
Ap~erdit F -- n~.~~ % o~ .3
, '. ,• t- ~' • . t ~:~~ ~r CE USE i)?•;i.~"~ : .
, ` PLeceipt ~E .
' ~ ~ro~~ct ~_
A?'PENDIK E
_. , . _ . __' ~d
G~'~~'~~~ INFOR~~? ~ TON
~~vi~onmen~a~ Information io~
(To be ~.or~d~.eted by ap~~ican~}
I. ~Ta:~e and a~.~ress of c~~ve~.ope~ or project spo~sor:
Z . ~C~fj.r~SS Oi ~]~'O~ eC~ :
~s~~5sc~r's Bl.ock ~nd Lot Nu~nber
3_ ~~a?~,e, addLess , and telephone nu~ber fl~ nerson to be con~Cacte~
car~~.Y~.~n~ th~.s project:
~. ~'y~,e of proj~cr: (i..e, rezonir~~, subdivision)
~ 5, i,~ ~~ and describe any other ~E~ated permi~s anci o~he~ pu~1~.c
~~ ~1:~ ~ ,r ~.ls rec~uz.re~1 for ~his pro j ect , includz.ng ~hose require~ ~}~
ci'.~_~ ,~~.~ional, sta~e and fede~al a;er~cies :
5 . ~~~st~ng ~oni.ng d~.stra.c'~ :
7. ~xc~posed use o~ s~~e:
Pt~O~'~;;i' DESC~tIPTI~N
~ . ~~~° S1ZE'_ .
9. Sq~.~ar~ footaae of bu~I.d~n~(s) .
1G . ;~:um.ber ~~ f~ oors of eans ~.ruc tion .
~~ . .^.~:~an~~ of of~-str~P~ par~in~ ~~-ovided.
~:?. ni~L~ch sir~ de~re~opmen~. pl.an a~:d 1oca~i.on ma;~. Aer~a~ p?~t.o~os ari~
~~;_~~sLor' ~- ?~~cel. i~a~ ~3a.Q@5 riay b~ rec~~.zix~~ ir~ sor_~e cases.
~.: . _ t_:~uos~c~ sc~.F~~.~.~in ;
w~:. ....:~uc~at~ec' ,..~'ojects.
~, ; _ ...- --_Ci;73t`. =.' ~ ~_~L"r'~IT'iC.'~C'ij=o^.~ ;if3~/Cl~~7I?l~I? ~' .
1~."i'.i~:1C?l~: ?; - T7c'~n,'P ~ CJ` ; ~
• "•':~' ,~', :~ ~
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. 30 , 5ub~tantia~ chanq~ in d~:~r~an3 fc~r munx~a.~a3 s4;:~:~.c~~
.. - (polic~, : ~.re , wrat~r , s~wag~, et~ . ) .
3~ . Substan~ wa~~y ~.ncreas~ ~o~s~~. ~'~aY~. c~ns~~tnptw~~
~ .-.-.._.f~. ~- ~~~~t`r~~~.C.it~ R ~I~ ~ ~ I~4~.4j.I~~G~ GJ-~GS ~ '~..''1t~.. ~ •
32. ~t~latia:~s,~ip ~o ~art of a iarger proj~~~ or s~r~.~s
_ _~ of projeMts.
f,i1~.TIROt~NiEN'~'AI., SETTING .
33. nescr~.~~ th~ project s~.te as it exis~s befora th~ proj~ct,
~,nc~.uding ~.nform.atian on tapflgraphy, soil sta}a~.lity, pl.ants a~z~
~n~.mals, arkd zny cultural, historical ar ~cEnic aspects. n~s~r~bs
~~y sxisting strttctur~s on the site; and th~ z~s~ Qf .th~ strtactur~a .~
?4, Des~r~b~ th~ surraund~n~ prop~rties, irxciuding inf armat~~n
J~ p~ants and an:.mals and any ct.~lturai, historzcal or sce~~ ~ asp~cts ,
I~d~.~ate the ty~ae of 3and use (resid~ntiai, c~mr~~rcia~., etc..3 ,
~,r.'-..~n~~.ty o~ ~.a.*tr~ us~ {on~-family, apartrne~xt nous~s, ~hop~, d~~sar'~m~e;~4
sto~~s, e~c.)- and sca2e vz develapm~nt {h~ight, frontag~, s~t~-back,
~~a~ yard, etc . ) .
~~RT~~'ICAT~Oi~: 2 her~by cert:~£y that th~ sta~~:~e~~s ~~rnisk~.ed
~~a~~e an~ ~,n th~ attached exhib~.ts presant ~r,~ d~ta an~ ~~~ar?~?:~-~i~n
~~rruir~d ~or ~-..'r« s 3na.t~.a1 eva~uation to ~-.h~ bes t o~ ~np ab~~.i w~ ~ and
•cha~ ~he ~z~~s, statemen~s, and informat~on p~es~nted are tre~~ a~d
cc~~e~~ to th~ best o~ my knowledge and b~~.?e~.
u~te
tSzgna~ure)
For -
Ap~~~dix E-- .raage 3 cz 3
YES MAYBE NO
h. Exposure o~ people o~ pxoperty to
` g~Qlogic hazards such as ~ar~hquakes,
~andslides, mudslid~s, ground failure,
or sirni~ar hazaxds?
2. Air. Will the p~aposal r~s~~t in:
a. 5ubs~an~ial detexioration of
ambien~ or Zocal air quality?
b. The crea~ion of abjectionabl~
odors, smake or ~umes?
c. 5ignifican~ al~eration of air ~
move~en~, mois~ure ar tempatu~e~,
or any change in climate, either
local~y or regional~y?
3. Water. Will the proposal r~sul~ in substantia~:
a. Changes in currents, or the course
or direction o~ water mov~men~s?
b. Changes in absorptian rates, drainage
pattex~.s, o~ ~he rate and amcunt of
surface wa~e~ r~noff? .
c. Need ~or o£~~site surface dra~nage
i~p~ovements, i~cluding vegeta~ion
removal, channel~zation or cu1v~~~
ins~al~a~ion?
-~. ~il~erations to the course or flow
o~ flaod waters?
e. Change i.n ~he amoun~ of s~rface
. wa~er in a~y wa~er body?
~. Discharge in.~o surfac~ waters, o~
in any alteratior~. of surfa.ce
wa~er qua~ity, in.c~udin.g bu~C no~
limited to terr-perature, dissolved
oxygen or ~u~bi.d~ty?
g. Altera~~.on o~ Che direction or
ra~e o~ flow af ground wa~ers?
h. Change ~.n the quant~.~y or quality
of ground wa~ers, eithez ~hrough
direc~ addi~ians or raithdrawals,
o~ ~hrou~h ir~.tercep-~ion of an
aauzfer btr cu-ts o~ excavatioz~.s?
Appendix F- page 2 of 9
APPE~~D~~ F
ENV~R~~IENTAL CHECKLTST FORM
(Ta be camp~.e~Ced by Lead Agency)
T. ~ACKGROUND
~.. Name af ~roponent
2. Address and Phone T~um er o Proponent:
3. Date of Checklis~ Submi-~~ed
4. Ag~x~.cy Req~iring Checklist
5. Name of Pro~o~al, i.f applica e
II. ENVIRONMENTAL TMPACTS
(Explana~ions o~ a1~. "yes" and "maybe" answers are r~q~.xred
on a~~ached sheets.)
YES MAYBE NO
1. Earth. WiI~. the proposa~. ~cesul~ in significan~ : ,
a. IIr~.stable ear~h condit~.o~s or in
changes 'irf: gea7.ogic substructures?.
b. ~xsruptions, d~sp].acements, com-
pac-~ion or ove~covering o~ tha soil?
c. Change ir~. -Copography or gzound sur-
face relief ~ea~ures or removal of
~opso.i~.?
~.. Des~ruction, covering ar modifica-
tion of any un.ique geologic or
physical ~eatures?
e. In.cxease z.n wind or wate~ erosion
of sai~.s, either on or o~f the site?
f. Changes in depos~~ion or erasion
o£ b~ach sands, or changes ~n si~,ta-
~ion, depositior~. or erosio~. whi.ch
may modify ~he chanz~.e~ of a ri..ver ar
str~au~ or the bed of the acean or
a~y bay, inlet or ~ake?
g. Loss of prime agricultural.ly prv-
d~.c~t~v~ soa.~.s ou~side designa~ed
urban ar~as?
Appendix F-- page ~ of 9
YES ~'lAYBE td~J
~ . ~Toise . l~Ti1~ ~he ~raposa~. xesult in
substan~ia7.:
a. Incr~ases in no~se I.evel.s?
b. Expos~re o~ ~e~ple ~.o s~vere noise
levels?
~. L~. h~C and Gl.are . Wi11 ~he propasal
Aro uce signi icant ligh~ or glare2
$. Land Use. ~ W~.11. ~he p~oposed ~°esu].t
a.n a sign~,~~icant :
a. Alteration o~ the planned land use
af an a=ea, o~ estab~ish a~rerid
~,a~hich wi.ll demons Crably lead to s-u.cn
aYtera~~on? . ~
b. Can~Iict w~.~i~ uses on adj oining
properties, or con~~.ict wi~h
estab~:~~'-~.ad ~ecreational, educa-
~ ~ional, ~elig~.ous or scientifi.c
uses of an area?
9, Natural Resources , j~]i7.I the proposal
resul~C in subs~Can~ial:
a. Deinand ~or, or increase in the rate
o~ use of any na~uraZ resources?
b. Depl:etian o~ any nonrenewab3.~
~atural resource?
10. Ri.sk of Upset. Doeg the proposa~.
invo~~"a r~sk of an exp~os ion or
~he -release of ha~a~dous subs~anc~s ~:~
(ir~cludi~.~,. but not limited to, . Q~.1., .
pesticides, chemical.s ar radiation)
in .~hE e~ren~ o~ an acci,dent o'r upset
condi~ions?
T.~.. Po ulation. Will the pro~asa~ '
sigFn~~caFi.t~.y a7.ter the 1.acation,
dis~ributz.on, densi.ty, or growt~.
zate o~ the hurnan population o~ an
area or ~hysicalJ.y divzde an
established community? -
~.2. Housin . Wil.l the propasal
s~.~ni_icantly affec~ exis~ir~g housi~r.~,
or create a demand fo~ additional.
hausing?
AnnPnc~ix F - D~.~~ ~ O~
l '
Y~s MAYBE ~o
i. ~eduction in ~he amount o~ wate~
o~~erwise available ~o~ public
~aater suppl~es?
~ ,~. E~nos~re of people or pr~perty
~o wa~er re~ated hazards sucii as
f~oodin~?
4, Plant- ~~.f~. Wi~l ~he proposal zesul.~
in substantial:
a. Loss o~ vege~at~an ox change in the
diversi~y of species or numb er
_ o~ any species of plarts (includi.ng
trees, shrubs, grass, crops,
micro~lora and aquatic pl.ants)?
b. Reduction of ~he numbe~s of any
unique, ra~e oz endangered sp~cies
a~ -~lants?
c. In~roduction o£ new spec~es o~
p~an~s into an area, or in a barr~~r
to the n.armal rep~.en~shmen~ of
exis~ing spec~es?
d. ~eduction in acreage of any agr~-
cul~u~al crop?
5. Animal Life . ~r~i~.~. the proposal result '
in subst~antzal.:
a. Change in the dive~si~y of species,
o~ nt~.mb~rs of ar3.y species of
animals (birds, land an~ma~.s
i.ncluding reptil.es, fish and shel~--
fish, benthic organisms, insects or
mic~o~auna)? ~
b. Reduc~Cian ofr the nu~nbars o.~ any
unique, rare or endanger~d spec~.es
o~ animal.s? -
c. ~n~~oduction o~ nEw s~eci.es of
animals into an area, or resu~t in
a barrier to the migra~iQn or
movemen~ of anima~.s? '
d. Redu~~ian of, encroachmen.t upan, or
de~erioration to existing ~i.sh or
wildlife habitat?
Anpendi~ F- page 3 0~ 9
Y~S MAYBE NO
a. Poc~rer o~' natu.ra3. gas ?
b. Cotnmun~cations sys~ems?
c. Water?
d. Sewer (wi3.1 ~runk ~ine be extended,
providing capacity ~o serve new
developmen~) ?
e. Storm water dra~nage?
, • ~
17. Human HeaZth~. 4~Ti11 the praposal
result ~.n:
a. Creation of any heal~h hazard or
~otent~,a~. heal~h hazard {excl.uding
mental heal.th) ?
b. Exposure of ~eaple to po~en~ial
heaZ~h hazards?
1$. Solid Waste. Will the proposa~. resu3.-~
in any sig~.ificant impacts associated
with sol.~.d was~e disvosa3. ar ~itter
con-~ral? ~
~.9. Aesth~~ics. Wil~ ~he proposa~ res~.Zt
~.n ~C e o s~Cruc~Cian of any public
desxgnated or ~ecognized scenic vz.sta
operi to ~ha public, or wil.~. the
proposal. result in the creation of an
aesthetica~.~.y offensive si~e open to
public -view?
20. Recreation. ~1x~:1 the propvsal resul~
in an ~mpac~ upan ~Che qt~ality or
quantzty af exis~ing pub].ic recrea-
~ion facil~.ti,es?
21. Archeol.o ical./Histori.ca~.. Wi~~ the
proposa resu ~ in an a~era~ian of
a si.gnifican~t archea~.ogical or ~
his~orical si~e, structure, object '
or buil.din;?
22. P~andatorY Findin~s o~ Sisnificance.
a. Does the prajec~ have the poten~ia7~
to deprade the q~ali~y of ~he
env~ronrnent, substantia~~y reduce~
the hab~~a~ o~ a fish or wild~i£e
speci.es, causc~ a fish or c~ri~d~ife
populatior~. ta d~op b elow s el~
Y~s MAYFr, ~;o
13. Trans ortationlCircula~ion. {~il~ the
- praposal resu ~ in:
a. Generation of subs~arf.tial addi~ional
vehzculax' rno~ertnen~?
b. ~i~nif ican~ e~~ect~s on exi.s~ing
parking faci~~~ies, or demand ~or
new parking? ~
c. Su~s~3ntzal ~mpact upon exis~ing
~r~.ns~or~.a~~on systems?
~ d. S~gnificant a~.~era~ions ~o presen~
pa-~terns o~ circula~ion or movem~nt
of people and/or gaods?
e.. Alterati.ons ~a, ~'a~erbarne, rai~ o~r
air ~ra~~zc?
f. ~ncraase in ~raff ic haza~ds ~o motor
vehzcles, bicyclists or pedes~ri.ans?
' 14 . Public Services . 4~i17. the praposa~. have
an e ec~ upon, or result in a subs~antial
, need for r~ew or. a~.tered governmental
services in art.y of the fol7.ow~.ng areas:
a. Fir~ pro~ection?
b. Police pr.o~ection?
c. Schools?
d. Parks or other recreationa~. ~~
facilit~ies?
e. Mainte~ar~.ca af p~.~.b1ic fac~.l.ities,
includi~tg roads? ~
f. O~h~r governmen~al services?
I,5. Ener . Wi~.~. the proposal xesult in:
a. Use af s~lastan~ia~. amoun~s o~ fuel
or energy?
b. Scxbstantia~ i.ncrease in demand ~.pon
exis~~ng sou~ces of energy, or
requzre the development of n~~a
sa~rces o~r energy?
lb . UCilities . Trli~.l. t?-~e p~oposal resul~
in a nee £a~ neza slstems , or sub-
stan.tial al~eratio-ns to the iol~.owing
u~i~~ties:
Annr~nr~i x F- na~P 5 nF
~II. DrSCUSSION OF EN`TIRONMENTAL EVAI.UATIDN
. . ,
Appendix F-- page $ of 9
YES ?KAYBE }d~
sustaining 1e~crels, ~hreaten to
eli~n~na~e a p1an~ or animal com-
ueunity, reduce ti~~ number or restzi.ct
th~ rang~ o~ a rare ar endangered
plant o~ anin~al or elimi.na~e i.mpo~tant
exa~ples o~ the major periads of
Cali~ornia his~ory or preh~.s~ory? _
b. -oes tha project have the potential
~o acHxeve shor~ term benefi-ts to
the detriment o~ publicZy adnpted.
lon.g-term envzronrnental goals?
c. Do~s ~he pro j ect ha~•re impacts whi.ch
are in.dividua~ly ~.imited, bu-~
cumulatively considerab~e? (a projec~
may impac~ on ~wo or rnore s~para~Ce
resou.rces where ~he impact on eac~i
. resource is relative~.y small, bu~
wh~re ~h~ effect of the total o~r
those impacts on the environmen~ is
' s ignif icant , } ~
d. Does the project have environmental
effects ~urhzch wi~1 cause substantial
' adve~s~ ~ffects on human beings,
~ith~~ direc~l.y or indirectly?
Appendzx F-- page 7 oT 9
r
IV. DETERMINATION
(To b~ campl.eted by the Lead Agency)
On th~ basi.s o~ th~s ini.tial Qvaluation:
Q T tind th~ praposed pro~ect COULD NOT have a signi~ican~
~ffect on the environansnt, and a NEGATIVE DECLARATIQ~~
a.s rEebmmended.
Q I~ind tha~ a~though the proposed project could have a
sign~.~ic~nt e~fect on the ~nvirorunent, ~her~ wiil not
b~ a signif.i~ant eEfect i~s this case because the
mitigatian m~asures dascribed an an attached sheet
have b~~n added ta th~ proj~c~. A NEGAT~VE DECLT~RATTON
zs ~co~rm~ .
~ T~ind the proposed project MAY have a signifi.cart
effeat on th~ environment, and an ENVZRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORT a.s requir~d ,
Date
(Sa.qnature
For= ENVIRON~fiEIV'~~L REVIEW DEPARTt~iF~v'~
Reviewed by:
Ear1 D. N~lson
Env~.rox~enta7. Review Director
Appendix F-- gac7e ~~ a~ ~ 9
~I
;~~ Ld? yin.c~ the pzopose~ projec~. COliLD `~~JT ~ave ~. 51~I11~ZG2~.~
~ ef~~c~. on t~e en~ri~o~~~~.C, and ~ NE J~T.~L'~ D~Gi.A~'AT~OV is
h~~eb~ a~op~ed.
I' T [~ie f~.n~ ~hat the projecL c~uld haye a sign~~ic~r~t e~~ec~.
~ on t~e ez~~-ron-~Lnt buz ~cai1~ ~.o~. in ~.h~~.s c~:~~ ~ecause o~
a~~a~ned ~:tic~ g~tior_ measc~res d~sc~~ bLd in i*~~~n S~u~~~e
S~hi~h ar~ b~; th~s re~e:=~T1C~-'. °y3.CI~ COi1C21~10Y'18 oi aYa; ec~
a~~~oval. .~ co~ditiona~. ~I~~=AT~~,'E DECLAP,t~TTa~ ~.s h~re~by
adapte~.. .
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APP~NDIK G
~3EGAT~VE DECLAR.ATIOi1 REGARD~NG ETdVZRO~~t~~dTAL I~`ZpACT
1. NOTICE ~S HEREBY GIVE~d that the project descra.be~. ~eZaw has
been reviewed puzsuan.~ ~o ~he provisio~.s of the Cali~ornia
Er~.viron~nen~al Qua~i.ty Ac~ of i97~ (Pub~ic Resources Cod.e
§§2i~00, e~ se.g. ) a-nd a de~ermin•ation has been made tha~ i~t
wi~l not ~i~ave a si.gni~ican~ e~fect upon the envi~onme~.~.
2. D~SCRIPT~ON.~F PROJECT:
3. LOCATION OF PROJECT:
4. NAM~ AND ADDRESS OF PROJECT APPL~CANT:
5. P~I~TTGATTON MEASURES:
6. A co~y of the Env~.ronuien.tal Review Director's ini~Cia~ s~udy
~ regarding ~he envirox~.menta~. effec~ of this prajec~ . is attached.
This s~u~.y was
/~]' Adop~ed as presented.
/~ Adopted with changes. Specz,fic modifica~ions and
" suppor~ing reasons are attachec~.
7. A public hearing on this ~dega~ive Dec~ara~ion was held by the
dec~sion making bodJ.
Hearing body _ _
Da~e of Determina~ion
lle~errnina~ion:
On ~he basis o~ tne ~'nvironzn.ental Director's in~~ia~. study,
the in~orr~ation presented a~ heari~.gs , comm~nts r~ce~~cred on. the
proposaJ. and auz a~~rn knowledge an.d independent research:
Append~x G- page 1 0~ 2
4. A s~ate~~~t of Overriding Consideration /~ was, f7 ~aas nat,
adopted ~ar th~s projec~.
5. M~ti~ation measures adopted by the Lead Agency ~o reduce ~he
xmpacts of the approved projec~ are:
Signa~ure
Tit~e
Date
A~~end~ x H- na~~ ~ c~f 7
, ' ~: _. .. '
~ NDTICE OF DETERMZNATiON
T0: /~ Secretary for Resources
1416 Ninth S~Cxeefi, Roorn ~37~I
Sacramer,.~to, CA 95814
/ / Go~nty Clerk
County.of
FROZ~: (Lead Agen.cy)
SUBJECT: Fi~zn; of No~ice of De~Cermina~iorr. in Comp3.iance wi~h
Sec~Cx~n 2~.108 or 2I152 of the Pub~.ic Resources Code
01 ect 'li~la
e ~.~ear~.nghouse
antact Person
roj ect Loca~i.on
o~ ec~ llescr~.p
e~epnone Number
This i~ ta advise ~hat th~
Lead Agency
has made th~.fo~7.owing de~erminations regarding the above-described
pro j ect :
1. The proj ect ~T~ '~"w~-~~- have a~ significan~ ~ftect on th~
j~T wi].1 ~ot
~
env~,ranmenr.
2. /? An ~nvironmen~al ~.rnpac~ Report ~,,~as prepared far. ~his projec~
pursuan~ ~to ~he provisions of CEQA, and was cer~ified as
required by Section ~.5~85(g), ~4 Cali~ornia Adminis~rative
Code.
/~ A~~egativ~ Dec~ara~~.on was prepared. for ~his -~ro j ect pursua~t
~ to the provisions ot CEQA. A co~y o~ the Negative D~c~ara- '
tion may b~ exaFnined at the Environmental Reviec,r De~ar~tment,
7 Co~.n~y Centex Drive, ~ro-~i~~,e, Californ~,a 95965.
3. /~ A Not~ce of Exemptian was ~iled indicating this pro~ec~ ~s
exerapt ~rara environrnental review.
ez (1t submitted tp State C earxng House
Appendi~ I~i - page ~ o~ 2
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c~rovi~.Ze-Wyandotte Irrigation Distrxct
Paradise Irrigation D~str~ct ,
a=~ichval~ Trric~a~ion Distri.ct
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Orovill~ ~~osqui~o Abatemen~ Dis~ra.ct
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?,~C~~ATION AND Pr~.RK D~STRyCTS
Chico Area Recreation and Park District
Durham Recr~ation and Park Distric~
Feath~~ R~v~r R~cr~ation and Park D~.striet
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APPENDIX L
NOT~CE 4F I'REPARATIQN
T0: FROM:
Responsible Agency Lead Agency
Address . Address
SUBJECT: Notice af Preparation of a Draft Env~.ronmental ~mpac-~ Rep~rt
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need to know the views of your agency as to the scope and content of
the enviranm~ntal informat~on whieh is germane ~o yo~r agency~s
statutory respans~.b~~,~.~i~s in cannect~.on with the proposed pro~ec'~.
Your agency wi~1. need ~o use ~he E2R prepared by our agency when
cansidering your permit or ather approval for the pro~ec~.
The pro,~ect desc~i.p~ion, loca~ion, and the probab~.e environmenta~
ef~ects are contained ~.n the attached materials. A copy af the Init~a7
S~udy /~ is, /~ is not, attached.
Due ta the t~.me Zimi~s mandated by State ].aw, your response mus~ be
sent at ~h~ earlies~ possib~.e date bu~ not J.ater thar~ 45 days aft~r
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Please send your respans~ to ~ at ~he
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PROJECT T~TLE:
PROJE~T APPLICANT, IF ANY:
DATE Signa~ure
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Edmund G. Brown, .Tr., Gov~rnor
S~~t~ of Califaxnia
State Cap~tol
Sscra~en~o, CA 9~8Z4
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~nclosed are cer~~.fied capies a7~ ~h~ fcollawing reso~.utipns whic~i ~rere
~do~t~d b~ ttze Board of Sup~rvisors on ~esday, May 9, i978:
~2e~csiutioa ~8-91 in o~sposit~an to p~oposed S~a~e Welfare
regula~~ores ~~a~ wi~l prohibit Board of 5~perv3.sors
acc~~s Cv w~l~are r~cards.
ResoLution 7$-3~.A ~~ opposition ta praposed S~a~e Wel~~xe
reg,uFa~i.an~ whfch ~re deaigned to e~sculate welfare
fraud prosecutione.
W~ are farwrard~ng the~e to qn~ ~o~r your sappar~ aad cansi~e~ation.
Sf.~cerelq.
~LARK A. NEI~{)I~, Cf~T~f~S~ CI,~RK
end ex°o~ficia C1erk of ~l~a
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Sena~~r Ray E. Jahast~n
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S~cr~mer-to, CA. 9581~e
pear Ser~a~or .Tohnson:
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~t~so~,ut3on '78-91 i~ app~ssi~~ton to propQSed S~a~e ~'elfs~~
regulatians ~~xa~ ~aill proh~bi~ Board af 5~xp~~visors
acc~ss ~a ~rel.~are recards.
Resoiu~ian 78-~}~A ~t1 p~~IOS~~~.pII to proposed S~ate ~elfare
regula~ian~ ~ahie~ are designed ~o emascul~te we~f~~e
~rraud prosecu~~o~s.
We are fo~cwatrc~3.ng tt~ese ta you for youx suppnrt ~nd cans~.dex~ation.
~incerelY>
CI~AitK A. N~LSOi~, ~lNT'Y CL~it~
aad e~-affic~Ea Cle~lc af ttae
~i~Ce CaunCy ~oa~d t~f Supe~-EVisrs~s
lcap
~nc I..
cc: Wetifare
r~y ~s, i~as
As~emblyn-an S~an Stat~am
S~~~e C~Qi~~1
Sac~~~~c~, CA 95814.
~e~r A~s~mbly~-an 5~axh~m:
~nclosed are certf~~ed copi~s of t~e foll~wiag re~r~Zu~~crns wl~~ck~ were
adnp~ed by tY-e Bo~rd of Sup~rvieor~ an Tuesdap, Map 9, 1978:
Resolution 78-91 in appo~i.tio~ to pxo~osed Stat~ ~elf~re
r~gula~~on~ that wf13 prohibie Boaxd of Sup~rwisors
~,ccess ~o w~lfaxe r~ccsrc€s.
Resolutior~ 78-91A in oppA$iC~.vx~ t~ ~rrapr~~ed Seate Wel.fare
re~latinxts ~rhici~ a~re d~signe~. to ea~asc~alaCe ~aelfare
fraud psosecsxtians.
We are fox~warding th~~~ ta go~e for your support and co~s~.derat~c~n.
Si~ce~eiY,
C,CaARii A. 1~ELS0~, CAU~TT% CLERK
anc~i e~r-a~ficia ClertC of th~
Sutte County ~oard nf Supe~risors
lcap
~:nc 1.
cc: Welfare
M~y lb, 1978
Assembl~n ~ugene C~appie
St~~e Cagitol
Saaramento, CA 95814
D~~r ~-s~e~blym~n (~tap~ie:
;
~rtel.osed ar~ certi~fed copies af ~h~ follawf,ng resol.uCiar~s which wer~
adopted by th~ B~ard of Supexvisors on Tue~~ay, May 9, 1~378:
~e~aZ~~ion 7~-91 in oppaeition ~n proposed St~tte Welfare
regulati.ons ~h~er will proY-ibi~ ~aa~d o~ 3uperv~so~s
atcces~ tt~ wel£~re reca~rds.
~solutioxx 78-$~A i.n c~ppositian ta gro~o~~d St$~~ ~3~Ifare
regul~~ians wh~ch ~~~ de~ig~~d tcr emasculate welfare
~acaud pro~~cu~inns.
We are farwarding ~heae to ynu ~ar yc~ur s~ppar~ and C0148~,d~~3~Sk~017.
Sin~erely~
CJ..AI~K A. I~I~L841~, C4~1NT'I Ci.~t2K
and ex~~ffici.o Cl~sk o~' ~h~
~~xt~e Co~~Cy Baaxd o~' S~pervisors
/cap
Ex~c 1.
cc: WeJ.fare
May 16p ~978
Ala~e~~ Co~n~~ ~o~rd a~ Supervfisara
Admi.nis~r~tion Buildiug
~221 O~k 5tre~t
~~k18n$, ~A~. $~612
C,~~tle~~n:
~~aciose~ are ce~~ified ccrp~es a~ the ~~llowin~ x~sal.ution.s r~I~i.c~Z ~er~
adop~~d by th~ ~aard of Supesvisors o~ ~esda}r, May 9, ~~78:
Resalu~ion ?$-91 in dppos~tion to gropa~ea Sta~e Welfar~
regul~Cior~s tha~ w~ll ~rc~'hii~i~ B~~rd nf Su~er.r~.~ors
access ta ~uel~are ~eco~ds.
Reso~uCion 3$-91A in o~posfCion~ Co prapose~ 9~a~e Welf~are
regula~ias~s rahiah ar~ designed ta em~ae~uZace wel~are
fraud prasecution~.
We ~r~ for~rrarding theee ea qnu ~or your sup~nr~ and nonsideratioa~.
5inaerely,
CI~ARK ~. P~ELSA~d, C(3U~tT~ C~~
~nd ex-officia Clerk a~ the
Bu~te ~ounty Baa~cd uf Supervisc~rs
/cap
E~ac 1.
cc: Welfare
May 15, 1978
Contra Caeta Cou~ty
Board nf Superwtsors
Ad~inietration ~ui~ding
5S1 Pin~ Stree~t
Msref.a~z, CA 94533
Gea~Iem~n:
~~clased are certified capies of the fo~loc~ing resolutions which were
adcpted by the Board af Supervi.svre on Te~esday, May 9, l9~8:
Re~olutinn 7$-91 in oppas3,tian ta proposed S~ate Welfare
regc~latfan~ that wiil. prohibit Baard o~ Superv~sora
access to welfare records.
~evlution 78-9~A i.~a opposftion ta praposed State We3.fere
reg~l.~tio~ which ar~ de~igned to emasculat~ welfars
fraud proseeu~iong.
We are ~orwarding Cheee tn yc~u for yaur sugport and co~sideratieA.
Sincerely,
CLARit A. i~LSON, CQUNTY CLE~iK
a~d ex-of£icin C1erk o~ ~he
But~e Cou~ty Bosrd of Supe~rvisars
/cap
~neZ.
cc: We~fare
M~y i6, ~~~s
Alpi~e CourtCy
Baaacd of 3upervisors
P. O. Box 158
Merkleevi~.le, CA 9b120
Gent ].emen :
Enalvs~d sre certi~ied coptea n£ the ~a1~aw~ag ~reao~ut~.ons which ~oere
adnpted by ~he Boaxd of Supervisors or~ Tuesday, May 9, 1975:
R~s4lutien 78-91 in appositin~ to prapased SCate We~.~are
regulat#.ous thet wil~ prohihit ~3oard of Supervisors
access ta wel£are rec~rds. ~
Resolution 'l$-9~A in opposiCfaa to pxupoaed State WelFare
regu}.stf.vns which are de~igned to emascniate w~lfare
fraud p~rasecut~.o~ns.
We ars £orwarding the~e to pau ~or your suQport an.d con~iderstfon.
Sincerel~r,
CxAItK A. ~LSON, C OUI3TY CI.ERK
and ex"O~~~C~O C~erk af Che
But~e County Board oF Supervigors
/cap
~ac3..
cc: Welfare
rs~y is, 197~
Cel.av~ras CaunCy
Boar@ af Superv~.sars
Gaverument Center
5aa Amdreae, CA 95249
Geakl.emen:
Enclosed are certiffed capies af the fvllowiag resolutian~ which were
adopt~d by the &~ard of 5upervisnrn on Ztuesday, May 9, 3978:
Resalution 78-9I i~ oppasition to proposed Stete W~lfrare
regulgCfonB tt~~t w£3~ prohibit Board af Supex~v~sors
acce~s to welfare ~ecar~s.
Re~aluCion 78-91A in oppa~itios to praposed State Welfare
regulationa which ar~ desig~ed ta emasaulate welfare
~~cavd prosecutioas.
We ~re forward~ng thes~ to yc~u far your support at~d cansideratian.
Sincerely,
Ci~iRK A. I~~I.SUNi CAiJI~TX C~.~~
and e~€-o€ficio C~erk a~ the
Bntte CounCy ~oard af Supervisa~~s
/cap
Eael.
cc: Wel~are
M~y L6, 1978
~3e1 Narte Caunty
450 t~ Str~et
Crescent City. CA 9553I
G~nt].emen:
Enclased are certified copies of Che £ollnwi~$ reaolutions which wer~
adop~ed by the Board u~ Su~ezv~.sars nn ~.'uesday, May 9, 3978:
Resa].ution 7~-9~. in oppoa~i~~o~ to proposed State Welfare
regul~tions that r~i,ll prohilbit Baard a~ Supervi.sora
acaess tp welfare recardg.
Resok~tio~ 78-91.A in appos~.t#.oa Ca propased S~ate We~faxe
regu~atians w~icb are de~~gne~ ta em~sculate we~.far~
graud prasec~tiou~.
We are forwardiag these tc yo~ for yc-ex~ snpport and consideratian.
Sinee~'elYr
C#~RK A. iJSL50N, C4UNTY CI,.ERK
aud ex-officio Clerk af the
Butte Couaty Soard o£ Snpervisars
/cap
Encl.
cc: Welfare
z~~ L6, ~s~s
A~nadar t'auntp ~oard of Supervisors
Caurthouse
10$ Court 5treet
Jaakson, CA 45642
Gentlemen: ~
Enclosed are cerCified capies af the fallawing reeolutiorie which were
adagted by ~he Board o~ Snpervi~ars on T~esday, May 9, 1978:
~soYutioa 78•91 in- opposition to gropased State Welgare
regul.atiaas that will prohibit Haard o~ Supervisors
ac~ess to w~lfare recordg.
ttesol~tion 78-91A f.~n agposition to proposed 5tate Wel~~re
regulatione which are deeigaed ~a emas~iate welfexa
fr8ud px~osecutiong.
We ase faxwarding these to you £or yaur support and consic~eratian.
Sincerely.
C~.ARK A. P~I~4N, C(?~INTX CLERK
and ex-of~'iaio Clerk o~ th~
B~tte CouExtty Board of Sugenr3~axa
/cap
~nc }..
cc: Welfa~e
I~y i~ ~ ~978
Co1u$a ~aunty
Board of Super~visora
Colusa Gauntp~ Cour~hause
Colusa, GA 95932
Ge~at lemex~ :
Enclosed sre aertified capies of ~ha fai~owing resol~tiana which were
adapted by the Br3ard ai~ Supervisar~ oA Tc~esday, Mey 9. 1978:
~tesolution 78-9L i~ oppasitic~n tn propased State We~fare
r~~ea~.~tione that ~~11 prahibit Baard o€ Supervfsors
acces$ ~a We3fare rec8rds.
Resointton 78~9iA in oppositioa to prop~~ed 5tate We~ifare
regulati.as~s which are designed tn emssculat~ we~.fare
fraud prcaec~~ions.
We are £orward~~g these to you far your support and co4sider$t~.or~.
Sincerelq.
C€.ARK A. 13E~ON, Ci3l1i~TY ~ERK
and ex-a~ficio C].er~r vf Che
B~tte Countp Hoard af Superr~isors
/aap
Enal.
cc; We~fare
May16, 197~
E~ Dox~do Couaty
Hosrd a~f 5upe~risnrs
~34~ T~ai.r I.an~
Plscerville, CA ~56b7
Ceat~.emsn:
Enciaeed a~~ cer~ifi.~d cogies o£ the £ollowing reaoluCiat~ which w~re
adoptec~ by tl~a Boaxd of Super+~isars on 1'uesday, May 9, ~978:
Reeolution 78-91 in appasf.ti.on ra propased State We~fare
~egulations thae will prahibit ~iosrd of S~perv~sers
accesa Co We~.£a~e r~cord~.
1te~o~uCion 78-9fA in appoa~.Cion tQ p~oposed State ~elfare
~regc~latians whi.ch axe desf.gned Co emegculate ~relfare
fra~d prosecutions.
We ar~ forwardf.ng ~hese ta you for paur su~part and cons~.deratinn.
51nr.erelY, .
CI~ARK A,. NI~I,SfJ~I~ C(J[3I~TY CLE1iK
a;ad ex-a~ficia Clerk o~ the
Sc~tt~ ~unCq Snard of Supervisars
lcap
E~c~.
cc: Welfare
~ay 16, ~978
Fres~o Cou~ty
8vard o~ Sug~rv~.sore
~resno Cou~-tq Administrative O~f~.ce
ttoow 3Q0, ~all of ~cords
22$~. ~~.are Street
Fr~e~a, CA 93T2I
Gent~e~en:
E~,elased are certi~ied capi~s a€ Che follc~wing r~sol.eztfans wrhich wer~
~dopted by the Board o~ Supervisors o~a Tueaday, ~y 9, 1978:
~so1.~~ion 78W91 i~ vp~osi.~i~ar~ ~a grvp~~ed Sta~~ Wel~ar~
reg~e2atian~ Ch~.t wi11 prohib~t Board nf Sup~rvisors
access ta.Welfare Re~arda.
Res~lutia~ 78-91A in op~vsi~~o~ to prapaa~d 5taee Welfare
x~~g~sl.~tions w~ich a~~ d~~ig~ed to effiascul~te ~elfare
fra~d prosecutfa~s.
W~ ~re ~c~rwardir~g thes~ to yc~u for qaux support and consid~r~tion.
Siace~elq,
CLARK A. 1~~.SOP~ , CL~DITX CI,~; RK
and ex-afficia Cl~erk of the
Bu~C~ Cauntiy `~oard o~ 5upervi~ore
/cap
Li~e Y .
cc: Weifare
Map 16, 1978
Imperiai Couaty
&~ard of Supe~cv~.scrs
Court~ouse
939 A~a~x~ Stre~t
El. ~~t~ta, CA. 92243
Ge~tleaae~:
Encl.r~sed $re certi~#.ed copies o~ the ~o~lowing resolu~~.ona which were
~dc~pred by the Bo~rd a~ ~upcz•visar~ on Tuesda~-, May 9, 1978:
ResoluCion 78-9~ in appusitian to propa~ed St~ste We~far~
regui~tt~~s eh~C will prohitsi~ Board of Sa~perv'isar~
sacess tn ~7elfare recnrd~. ~
Reao~.utiaa 78-91A in oppc~s~.ti.on tv praposad Stata We3.fare
regulaCinne whfch are desi.gned ta emaacui$te welfer+a
fraud ~rosecu~i~ans,
We are ~arwardfng ~hss~ to gau faz yoe~x support a~d ecz~side~ra~ic~n,
S i~ecere lY •
~.ZARIf. A. NI:~.SODi, {X3t313TY CL~RK
snd es-a~ficio Clerk of Che
Be~~te Count~+ Baard af Sup~rvi~ors
Ianp
Etac 1.
cc : We]. faxe
M~y ~~, 1978
x~~~s cou~cy
So~~cd of Superviswr~
Box G
H~an~ard, Cd~i 9323{?
Gentlemen:
Saclosed a~e certified ccspiss af t~e foZ3.owing resa~.utians wh~ch ~rere
~dopted by the &~ard of 3upervisors on Tu~sdaq, May 9, 14iA:
Resoluti.ax~ 78-~]. 3.n c~~pos~tion to propased Stia~e Wel~are
xege~latfon,~ ~hat ~iil prohibit Board o~ Super~r~.~ars
acaess ta wel~are recards.
Resol.u~ia~ 7$-9iA in op~s~~~tion to propased State ~f~lf~re
regu~atfons wh~~~ ar~ desigYted ta emascula~e we~.fare
fraud p~ra~ecutfaaa.
We are forr~arding these to you fo~ yaux ~upport a~d cv~sidexa~ioa.
Sino~r~3Y,
~IA~K A. P1~LSOI~, E90tf13TY GL~RK
and ex-officio Glerk o~ the
&~t~e Gount~y Bvard af Supervi.so~ca
/cap
Encl.
cc : ir]e 1 ~are
r~y i~, ig~s
c~.~,~ ~,~~ty
Bvard af Supetvisars
526 We~t Syc~aor~ Street
W~.llor~.s, CA 959$8
~entlemen:
Enclc~s~d are certified copies nf the foilr~wix~g re~olutinns wh~.ch raere
adlapted by the ~oard of Superrrisor~ o~ ~esday, May 9, 1978z
Reso~.utia~ 7$-9~. in op~oeitioa to proposed S~ate ~tel£are
regexlst~.ocxs tk~at r~~.].1 prahfbit Bagrd of 5upervi~ors
access ~a w~.lfar~ rec~rc~~.
~solutf.an 78-9].A i~x npposi.ti~cn Co p~oposec~ State Welfaze
regulati.ons whi.ah ~xe desigaed to euiasculate ~aeifraxe
frand p~aaecuti~r-e.
We axe forwa~d~zt;g xhese ta yvu ~t~r your suppart 'and considexgtio~n.
5incexe}.9.
CLA~iK A. I~iETSODi, ~OUNTY CLIs'RK
~rtd ~x-ts~fieio Clerk of the
Bu~te Caua~y Baard o~' Supervi~ars
Jcap
Eac'1.
cc: WeZtare
Msy 16, 1978
r~yo Caunty
~oard af S~pervi.sors
P . 0. F~rawe~ F
Ittdepenc~~nce~ ~ 93525
Genti~,e-nen:
~nclo~ed are ~er~if£~d cop~~s o~ the folla~ireg resolutiio~n~ which were
adt~pLarl by the Ba~rd Qf Sugervisors an ~esdayo May 9, I978:
~golutioa 78~91 in vppaai~iaa ta p~'oposed 5~a~~ ~el~are
reguLatia~s that will prah~btt ~oard uf Supervi.~oxs
a¢cess t~s wel~are recc+rds.
Resolution 7'8•91A ~n bppa~itinn ~o praposed State W~i~a~e
reguietio~ w~hic~- are de~igaed to emaacula~e welfare
fraud pros~cutians.
W+e a~e £orward~ng ~hes~ Co you f~r your g~pport a~nd aamsideration. -
~ i~xcer~ 1F.
CI.A~K A. I~ELSUN~ C{~1N~I' ~.E~K
gnd ex-~~fici.~ ~1erk of the
Butte Co~~z~y Boerd of Superv~.ears
Ic~~
E~c ]..
cc: Welfare
~~y 1~, ~~~$
Lake County
Board n~ Supervisors
2S5 ~. ~'o~bes St~set
Lakeport, CA 95kS3
Get~t lemea :
Eaclased ar~ cexCified cop~.es af the fol~or~fng resalutio~ which were
adrrpted by ~t~e &aard of 5upervisars on Tue~day~ Map J, i978:
~Resalution ~'8-91 ia csppositinn to prapased S~ate We~fare
reg~lations th~t wi~.l ~Srot~ib~.x Sosrd of Sup~rvisors
$CG~BS ~~ wel~a~e records.
Resolutioa 78-9~~. iu Qppa~ition to pxcrpvsed State W'~lfare
regulatiac~s whfc~ are designed to emascul~te welf~xe
fxaud proseauCioas.
We are foxwardfng these to qoc~ £o~ youz~ ~suppor~ ~tnd aous~.d~ration.
8i~ceYel~t:
CLARK A. NELSQN, t~(f~T~]T3f C~lii~
~ac~ ex-vfficio Ci,erk ~f th~
Butte County Buaxd vf Supervi.sora
/cap
~mcla
cc: Welfare
t4a~ ~6, ~978
H~~boldt C~ai,iat~
B~ard af 3~spervi~so~s
Ccurtho~ee
Eu~teka, CA 9550~.
Ge~Cle~en:
Sa~alosed are cert3.~ied copies of the fol~.oa~ing resolutfons which vrere
a3ope~d by the Boarct of 5up~rviso~s ae Tu~sday, Msy 9, 1978:
ResQ~,utian 7~8-9L in oppnsi.~:ton to proposed State WeLfare
reg~slations Chat will prahi.bi.t Baard of Sup~rvisars
accegs tc~ ~elf~re recards.
~tes~~ution 78-91A ~~x appa~iti~ to propneed ~tate Welfare
regu~a~ioras whfch are d~~ign~d to emascuLat~ wel~ar~
fraud px~o~~cu~~o~a.
~e are forwsrding th~se to yau ~or your a~pporit ax~d cansi.deration,
Sincex~~,Y,
CLARK A. I~T,SO~i, CG~i7i~~Y CLERR
and eic-of£#.civ ~lark c~f ~h~
#utt~s Couz~ty Baard o~ S~pervisazs
/aap
~&ucl.
cc: Wel~are
May 16, 1978
Keza Co~nCy
Sn~rd Q~ 5up~rvi.~flrs
i415 Tre~~tun Avenue
Bakeraf~e~.d, CA ~33Q~,
G~at~.eme~:
Enalosed are cerei~ied cop~es of the fce~.lowin~ resnlutions whiah were
adcyp~ed by ~he &~ard a~ Supervi.sor,s on ~esd~q, May 9, ~.978:
Rese~ntfan 78-9I in oppasitiian ~rs propased State Wel~are
reguka~io~s ~hat wi11 prohibi.t Bc~rd vf Supezvtsors
secess tv ~rel~are recq~. -
Resoiutian 7$-9}.A ~r~ oppos~.Ci.on to prvpased 5tate Welfare
regulatio~ wh~.cl~ ar~ designed to emascui~te w~lfare
fraud ~rosecut~,ar~a.
W~ ar~ ~arward~,~,g xhese Co qou ~o~ your euppart a~d cousiderat~sm.
S~ncexely.
Ci~ARK A. NELS4N, ~t~J~1TY CL~~K
and ~x-p€ficio Cl~rk of the
~u~te Cav~ty Btsa~d vf S~pervfsar~
Ic$P
~nc~.
cc: WeZfare
Msy 15, 1978
I.aesen Caunty
Baard o~ Supenri~axa
Se~eaaville, CA 9613~
Gent le~n :
~nc~ased are certified ca~i~s uf the fo1lQ~vi.ng resa~utiona which wer~
adop~ed by ~he ~grd af Su~e~rv3.sors on Tnesda~r, Ms~r 9, 1978:
Resalut3.an 78-5~1 ia opposition to pxc~pos~d 5~ate We1€are
regu~stions Chat wrill prahib~.t Bo~rd of Supez~visars
access tn rae~f~re x~cords~.
R88fl~UC~.dtl 78-91A ~n oppa~f.tinn tn propased State Welfare
xegulations which are desig~ed to emasculate we~fare
fra~ad p~aseautione.
We are ftirwarc3ing rhese ta yau for yaur ~upport and cax-sider~tion.
S inc~re ~.Y ~
CI~A~K A. 1+18LSOD~, CO'i3NTY CL~RK
and e~-officio Clerk Qf th~
But~e Cor~nty Boa~d o£ Supervianrs
/c~p
Encl.
cc: Welfare
~Iay ~6, 19~8
Loe ~+~-geies Cc>unty
~oard nf Superv~soza
5t30 Cdest Temple Street
Lc~e Angel~es, ~ 90Q12
Ger~tlemex~:
,~nclosed ~re cer~ifieci. copies of tt~es fo].low~.t~g resa~.uCfons whict~ w~re
sda~ted by th~ Board of ~upervisars on '~uesday, May 9, ~978:
~eeo],uCio~ 7$-91. in nppo~~.~i.on ~o pro~osed Sta~e We~.fare
~reguXetioas that will prohibit Basrd o~ S~pervisors
acce~s tio welfare records. -
R@SA~.u~~AY! 78-3~.A ia oppas~.tion to pzopased S~ate Welf~re
reguL~tf.ans which are desi~,ed to ets~aseulate ~aelfars
fraud pro~eaneic+r~s.
We are £oxw~rding t~ese to pou for yo~r aupport ~nd cansidesation.
SincerelY,
CLARR A. N~LS~N, ~(3IIDT'~Y C~RR
aad BX~Of~i~i0 CIeY~C Of t~e
~utts Cne~r~ty Bwa~do~ Supervi~o~r~
!~~
Enc~.
cc: Welfare
Me~ 16, 1978
Mariposa Gau~ty
~rs$rd v~ Sc~perv~soxs
~ . q . Baac 247
M2~x'~.posa ~ t~4. 95338
Gent ~.erae~ :
~nc~.osed ~~e certified ~opies of the fcol~rnsriag reso~utiane which were
adopted lay ~he Baa~d og Supez~srisorB an ~~~sdsy, May 9, ~S7S;
R~~olu~iarr 78-9~. f~~ ap~os~~inn to propa~ed State Welf~-~e
reg;ulati.ons ~haC wi7.~. ~~ahibit Bcard af 9upervisora
~ccess to welf~r~ records,
~eso~r~tian 78-9~i in a~paai~ivn ~a propcsed State Welfara
regulatics~-s t~hi.ch ~r8 desi~ned tv emaecu~a~e wel~axe
~raud prose~cuti.ana.
'~e ,sse faxwa~d~ug th~se to yau ~o~ qour support ~nd eor~s3.derati.aa.
51n~erely,
CI~A~tK A. NEI.SO~S~ CO~IN~'Y CL~R~C
a~d ex-offiaia Cierk af the
Butte Cau~ty Saard of Supervi.saxa
~c~p
~ncl.
cc: Welfare
May ~b, 1978
Modo~ ~n~y
Board c~~ 5upervisars
~'. t}. ~ox 1~30
Altu~as, CA 9S1L1~
G~ntlemen:
Eac~ased are certified ccspi.e~ of tt~e ~ollacaing resalut~.ane which w$r~
ac~opted by the Board of 5upererisor~ o~x Tues~ay, Map 9, ~978:
Re~olution 78-91 in op{~c~si~ion to pre-pased State Welfsre
regul~tions t~sat wi7.1 proi~iiai~ B~~r~ of Sup~r~v3.sar~
accsss ta welfar~ r~cords.
Resalut~.on 78-9IA in c~ppasiti.on~ to praposed Sta~e Welfare
r~gulat~e~as which axe de~igned to em~sculeta ra~~fa~e
fra~d prasecut~.aag.
We sz~ ~oxw~rding tttese ta you far your s~epport a~d c~ns#~deraCin~n.
SiuGexelY:
CIAIiK A. D~LSOI~, (X}ti~iT'~ CI.ERK
a~xd ex~o~ficia Gl~rtc of ~he
~utte ~~ty Board o~ ~upetviso~s
/~a~p
~1EIfc i . .
May I6, 1978
Mad~~a CounC~
Board ~~ Superv~.sor~
209 West Xoser~te Aveuv-e
~ades~~, CA 93537
Gentleu~n:
~acloseci az~e aer~~if~ed cop~es o~ tY-e fal~o~ring reeal.utiar~s ~ab~.ch wer~
ada~+ted by the I3aard o~ S~xpexvisors o~. Tuesd~y, i~ay 9, ~.37$ ;
~solut~.on 78-9]. ~.n appas~.tio~s ~o p~ccsposed SCa~e W~lfare
reg~a~.ations that ca3~1 prahilsi~ Board af Supervisors
gc~ess ta welf~are recarc~e.
ItesaluCion 7$-9~,A in op~osit~nn to prnposed Stste We3fa~re
regu~a~fo~s ~rk~ch are des3.gnec3 to ~~nasculat~ w~lf~re
fraud }xro~ecut~.o~s.
W~ gre ~ar~earding these to qou far qoc~r s~pport ~nd consideac~tion.
S ix~ceare ~,y,
CLA~K A. NELS01~, CCf~JI~TY C~~iK
~~d e~-vf~~ci.a CI~r~ a£ the
B~tt~ County B~azd af St~gex~vi~ar~
lcap
Enc~,
cc: tidelfax~e
z~ay ~~, ~.~~~
Mendoci~xo Caun~y
Boaxd o~ Supervisars
~ourthouse
Ukiah, CA 954~2
C,~nt~.emen:
Enclosed are certf.fi~d capies of the ~oZlowing r~so~utiong which were
ad~op~~d by th~ Board of S~pervisoars ca~ Tu~sdap, M~y 9, I978:
~tesol~t~ar~ 78-g1 in appos~.tia~z to ~rapasad Stat~ We~.f~are
~egulatiox~s that will prohibit Board o~ Su~ervisart~
acc~gs to ~re~.fare reccrrds.
Reso~.ut~.an 78-9IA ~.r~ appas~.tion to gropased 5ta~e Wc~.fgar~
re~~,atf.vns wl~#.ch ~r~ desigaed ~o e~~crslate we],fare
f~aud prasecu~iorte.
We are fvrwardi~g ehese to you foz ynur supporC aad ao~side~~ti.a~.
Sizxcer~l.y,
~RK A. ~IELSON, COi~~tTY CLERi~
and ex~officio Clerk of CF~e
~utte Cou~a~y Board o~ Supervisor~
fcap
~ncl.
cc: .Welfare
M~y ~~~ L978
Ploao Cc~unty
~oard nf Su~e~visor~
Cuurthau~e
Bridg~po~C, ~ 93517
Gent~emen:
E~-c~.ased are c~rtified cop~~s a~ Che fo].Iar~ing resalutians wi~~.ch we~~
adapted 1Sy the Boa~rd o~ Supe~igaxs on ~'uesday~ k~ay 3, i97$:
ltesolu~io~ ?8-91 in oppositioa eo gro~osed Sta~e Welfa~e
regulati~n~ tl~at w~17. :pr~hib~.t Ba~r3 vf Sn~~rvi~o~r~
acceas ta raelfare ~~Cb~~B.
It~solut~an 78-91A in apposi.tian ta proposed 3tate We3.fare
regulations whi.ch a~~ desf.~.ed to ~masculate wrelfare
~rsud proseeut~,o~.~.
W~ are forw~rdi~g these ta yov~ ~~r yaur ~upport aad cvusideratio~.
Si~ce~relY,
~ A. ~~I.3~N, CQt1I~~Y t~RK
and ex-o~fiei.o C~.ertc af the
Bu~te Co~~ty Brrsrd csf Supextrisox~
Icap
~~Ci,
cc: Welfare
May 16, 197~
Maxi.n Cc~u~ty
Board o~ Sup~rvisor~
Givic C~nter
~an Rafse3, CA 949t~3
Gea~leme~:
Euclose~l are c~~t#.~i~d cop~es o~C ~he ~c~~.lowing resal~xtiaas rahicix wers
adnpted by the Saa~rd a£ Supervris~rs on Tzxe~day, P9ag 9, 1978s
Reso~.utivn 78-9I iz~ oppoai.tioz~ to prapas~d State Welfere
re~ulaCians that wf3.I. prohibi~ goa~d of Supervisora
access tn ~re~.fa~e ~ecorats.
Resolu~iosa 78-9~A in oppositia~ CQ pro~rused SG~~e Wel~are
xegu~ations whict~ are r~esigned ta emascu~.ate weltare
~'raud prosecu~ia~s.
~e a~e ~o~w~erd~.ng these to yau for po~r suppo~t snd conaidera~ion.
Sir~ce~el~,
CLARK A. NEL=3~N, COi3NTY CLEEtK
and ex-officio C~erk of the
Butee County Bpard of Supezviaa~~
lcap
~ncl.
cc: W~~fare
~~y ~6, i978
Mercec~ Can~ty
&-ard o£ 5apervisors
2~22 M SCreet
. ~ler~~d, CA 95340
G~~aC lemen :
Enals~s~d are s~rtifi,ed cvpiea o:~ C~e fo~.~awing r~salntfnns whtch were
adc~pted by ~he Bo~rd of 5upervisara on ~.'czesd~y, May 9, 1978:
~tesalutfan 78-91 in ogpc~sition to proposed State Wel~are
regu7.a~icons ~~-aC .wil~. prol~it~it Board of Suparvisors
~ecaes~ ~o welFare recoxds.
~se~lu~i.a~ 78-91A in o~pas~tion ~o propcssed Sta~e Welfare
regu~ations r~hi.ch are deaignec~ to e~asculate welfare
fraud ~rnsecatians.
We are forwardf~g t#~ese ta yoc~ ~or your supgart ~nd cnnsideratic,n.
S ir~cere iy,
CLAFtI~ A, ~1E~.~OI~, C(~7NTY CL~1tK
ar~d ~x-a~£i.cia C1erk of th~
Butte Cou~Cy ?3oard af Sup+~rviso~cs
/aap
~aa ~..
cc: We~.fare
P~q i6, Z978
P~n~terey Cau~tp
~nard r~£ Sup~rv~.so~s
Z~rO Church Stxee~
Sa~.inaa, CA, 939t33
G~nt~.es~en:
Enclosed ar~ certiEied cop~.es af th~ follo~iag resolu~3,oms oohfch were
adop~ed by t~e Board a£ Supervisars on ~esday, M~y 9, 3.97$:
Resa~u~~,on i8-91 ~n oppt~s~.tion ta prapo~~d Sta~e Welfare
xegulat~.ons rhar ~sill proh~.b~t BQSrd ~f .Su~erviears
access eo ~ael£are ~ecards.
~te~alution 78~91A ~,n apposiCtr,~a tu pxcspasec~ State Weifare
r~gulat~.one which a~re dea~g~zed ~a em~saulate ~relFare
~raud pxa~ecut~ons.
We are fvz~w~rdi~-g thee~ Co yaa~ fve yaur ~aupparC and consisler~tio~.
5incerelY,
~~,AItK A. N~I.501~, (~JNfiY ~~iR
arad eac-o€ficia Cierk o~ tt~e
Butt~ County ~oard of S~pe~v~.so~s
tcap
Enc}..
cc: Wel~are
r~y i~, ~.~3~
~l~pa ~uufy
Board o£ 5uper~isars
11~5 ~'irs~ 5~reet
~Iapa, CA. 3~558
Gentleman:
~nclnsed are cert~~ied ec~ies of tY~e fal3.cwing r~solc~tivne wt-ich w~r~
addpted by the &>axc~ af Se~p~xvisors on Tuesc~ay, May 9, ~97$:
Resolutivn 78-91 in oppoaitian to propo~ed State We3fa~~
regulatio~s tha~ wi.l~ prnhibi~ Board of SuQervisors
~c~ess ~o we3~are records.
ResoluCion 7$-93.A in oppa~3an to propoeed ~~ate Wel~are
regulat~.ons wh~.ch are desig~ed to eu~asaulate weifa~e
~z~aud prosecu~ians.
We are for~,rard~~g theae to y~su fve yau~ sugpor~ $ad evnaideration.
~incer~ly~
C~1RK ,~#, DiELSOt~, ESO[3N3.'Y CLERK
a~d ex-nff~iaia C1er~C of the
Butte Cauz~ty Baa~d o:E Supeacv~.sc~rs
i~~p
~nc~,.
cc: Welfare
Mey 25, 19?8
P~a~cer Ccsuntq
~~ard af Supervisars
Gaunty Admi.xaigtrat~.ve Centex
Aubu~~, Cls 956~3
Gen~ l~~ne~:
EnCZcssed are certified copies of the following resa~ut~.ox~~ wl~ic~ t~er~
adopted by tY~e .Boaxd o£ Sup~rvisors on 7.'uesdaq, ~y 9, 1978:
Resolutioa 3S~9I in oppc~~it~.o~. tn praposed State Wel~are
regu~.ations ~hat will proh~biti Board of Supervi.sar~
acc~~s Co wa~.fare records.
R~~sa~.ut~on 78-9IA in op~osi.tiosx to prnpoged State Welfa~re
regulaCions whi.ch ar~ de~igned tn e~aa~culat~ welfa~ra
fraud prosectttions.
We are ~ox~vsrding ~hese to you far your support a~ct congideration.
~i~aere~y,
CLARK A.N~IS4~, COUP~TX CL~RK
aad ex-n£fic£n Cierk af th~
~ut~e Cou~ty Ba~rd of Supervi.sors
lcep
E~c 1.
cc: W~1£are
~ay 16, 19T$
Sacrame~r~ Cat~nty
Board o~ 5u~e~v~sors
County Adminis~ratfon Btaixding
8~7 Se~e~~h S~reet, ~aom 43I
S~csa~nt~, CA 95$14
Genr2emen:
Enc3.osed are certif~.ed capi~s af th~ foZlnwing resQXutions which were
adop~~d by the ~arc3 0~ Supervi.so~s or~ 7Cexesday, ~tay 9, I978:
~esol.u~ion 78~9i in o~poai~~.o~a Co proposed SCa~e t~'elfare
~~~T,~.i~.3~~fi3ilS t~Ia~ Ca7~~.~. }3~0~1~.~~~ B4&Y`t~ t3~ Si~~3G'Y'ViSQ~~3
accesa ta ~relfare records.
R~so~utr.on 7$-3IA in opppsition to propased StaCe ~]elfare
regula~tio~s wh~.ch ~re designed to emascula~e welfare
Ere~d prc+sec~ti~~s.
~e ar~ ~orwarding these ~~ yau far yaurr ~upport ar~d consideration.
SincerelY,
C~.A~C .~1. I~LSUN, C~tJN'~Y Gi,~RK
~nd e~c-a.~fi.cia C~,erk o£ ~t~e
But~e County Bc~ard o~ S~pearvisars
Icep
E~cl.
cc: We7.fare
i~4ay 16, ~978
~t~~~da Canx-ty
Baard nf S~perviaors
Cvur~house
I+Tevads C~.ty, CP~ 95959
G~ntle~em:
Enc~.osec3 ~re certf ~i~cl copi~g aE ~he folZawi~g reso~utio~s wkti,ch w~re
;~dop~ed by the Baard af Sup~xxrrfsazs on Tuesdap, May 9, 7.978:
Resolu~ton 78-91 ~.r~ appQSition to propased Sta~te Wel.~are
r~gea2~~~ons th~~ [~~.11 p±'c~~?~.b? ~~]08~[l a~ Supe~iso~s
acces~ Ca welfare records.
Resvl.e~tio~s 78-91.A i~ op~asi~ion ~o propased 5tat~ Wel~are
re~latinr~s r,rhich are de~i~xed ta emascula~e wel~are
fr~ud p~ras~cutions.
We ~re £o3rwardi~ag th~se Co gou ~or yoe~r sc~ppo~t a~d ~a~.sideration.
Si~cere~.y,
~Pi1tK A.b~~L$UH, ~~~C ~~ItK
and e~c-affici~ Cleric o~ th~
&itte ~o~tnty ~ioard o~ Supex~risors
Icap
Hacl.
~c: Welfare
~sy 19, 1978
~lumas Co~~t~
~oard csf Suge~risors
~.iir~cy, CA, 95971
~n~ ~eaeen:
Enclc~aed are cert~£i.~d copies of the folluwi~g resolu~ions w€~ich we~~
adop~ted by the ~oard of Se~pe~~r~~ars a~ ~."uesday, M~y 9, 1978:
Resalution 7'8-9i i~ nppasit~,o~ to proposed S~ate Wel£a~e
r~gulat#.v~s ~ha~ wili prohib~.t Board oE Supervisars
~.cc~ss ta w~I.~are recQrds.
Resolut~.a~z 78-9~A. ~n opps~a~Etion to pr~apo~ed 3ta~e Welfare
re~lat3.oas which ar~ design~d to exnasc~3.ate welfare
fr~ud ~r~secutfons.
We are ~ar~ra~c~ing thase ta you for qc~ur support aad cansidexa~ian.
5inc~rely.
Q.A~K A. N~LSON, ~Ui~~Y CLE~K
~nd ex-vffi.c~a Gierk of the
~utte Count~r Board o~ Supex~v~.~nrs
laa~
Bnc~.
cc: We1£are
May 1b, 19~8
S~~ Ba~ito Gounty
Bn~zd a~ ~upervi~ara
Cour~hauge, ~onm 2a5
Hall.ist~r, CA, 95i3~3
~~n~~emen:
Enclos~d ~r~ c~r~ifiec3 eapie~ o~ the ~a~.lcrwf~ng re~o2.ueio~s whic~i were
~dopted by the Bo~~cd o~ S~pexvisor~ on Tuesday~ t~y 9, 197$:
l~so~.ution 38-91 ~n opposit#.on to proposed Stiate W~l~are
~e~u~.~~~.oxzs ~~xat ~i~.~ prohibi~ Boa~d of Supe~vrisors
~ecess ~v weZf~re r~ao~ds.
Reso~.u~~an 78-9],A ~.n opposi~ion tcs propased State ~lelfare
r~gul~~io~as whic~x are des~gszed ~o e~eascu~~te welfare
fr~u~ prosecutian~.
We s~~ farwardin~ ~t~ese ~a you f~r yaur suppa~C a~c~ consfdera~ion.
Sfncer~IYr
CL~tK A. ~~S,SONi COUNTY CI.ERit
and ex-of~ici.a ~1erk nE the
BuCte Coc~ntq ~o~rd o~ Superviaara
laap
~~cl.
ec: i~T~Ifare
May i~, 1978
orarige ~tiunty
&~arc€ a~ Su~~x~r~sors
S1S N. Syc~~maxe Street
8an.~a Ana, C~ 327U1
Gen~1 emeze :
Ex~clos~d are ce~ti.fiec~ copies af the ~c-~.~.ow~.ng resolutione r~~ich were
~dap~~d by ~he 8oard Q~ Sugs~-rvisors at~ T~esday, ~iay 9, 19T8:
~esalutian 78-9I ira appositiur~ ~a propQSed Sta~e W~~.~are
r~:gu~.ati~ns ~t~at r.~xl~ ~;roh~.h:i~ Board o£ Su~e~rvisar~
access ~c~ w~I~~r~ ~ecards. •
Rssolutian 78-91A ~.n ogpoaitfon tc~ prapo~ed State We~.fare
regul~tions which a~a c~esign~d i~o eus~seu2a~e welfare
frae~d ~~asecu~~ons.
~e ar~ forw~rd~:ug thes~ ~o you ~or pour s~pport and ccr~xsidera~tion,
Stnce~eiy.
CI,AIiK A, NELSOAI, G'~E3I~~'Y CI,ERK
aad ex-af~ia;to Clerk af ~he
But~e Cc~ur~ty ~aard nf Supervisars
l c+~p
E~~I.
cc: Weifare
Mep 16~ 1978
~iver~ide Coun~y
~ard a~ ~~pe~vgsors
Gau~thauae
4d8U Le~on S~reeC
ltiverside, ~.4 925Q1
Gentle~en:
~~c2os~d are cert3fied anpie~ o~' the fallaw~.ng x~so~.utios~a wlnzch were
~doptad by the Board af Super~isors on ~uesda.y, t~iay 9, ~.97$:
Resol~tior~ 78~~,1 i~ c~~pa~~.~i.~n to propas~~d ~~~te Glelf~r~
reg~lations that wi~.l pr~hibit Saard vf Suparv~.~ors
Scc~sB ~o WC~.fare reGp~'l~S.
Resclu~ian ~8-9~,A in oppcssitivn ea propos~d State We~~gre
regu~ations which axe desigt~ed to emaacula~e t~eZf~re
frrtud prosecut~.ans.
We are ~orwardiag theee ~c you £or your support and aonsid~ra~ian.
s~.~C~~~~~-_
CLARK A. NELSON, C(N7NTY CLEitK
a~d e~-affic~.a Cler~ csE ~he
B~fiCe ~~n~y Board af Sr~p~~rv~sc~r$
/cap
~~tcl.
cc: Welfare
~y is, ~~7s
5a~ Bermardiua Cvu~ty
~a~rd of 5uper~risore
175 ~'~~t ~ifth StreeL
San ~er~~r8ir~,o, C!# 92415
~eatleme~:
~ncla~~d are cereifted capi~s df ~he ~nl~cwiag resalutia~ sohich were
adaptec~ ~y t~e ~oerd a~ Sup~rrrisars on Tuesday~ ~ay 9, 19T8:
~s~lut~.ot~ 78~91 i~ oppesitio~z to propa~ed Sta~e ~'e~~are
r~gu~at#.c~~s tk~~~ w~ll p~ohib~.k ~ard e~f Sugerv~.sors
access to ~elf~re recoxd~.
f~~~o~~tiaa 78-9~.A ia crpposiCfor~ to propneed Sta~~ W~l~are
rsgulatfons which are de~~gned xo emascuZate rael~~rs
frav~d psosec~t~.aas.
We ar~ fa~.^waz~ding these ~a yac for qou~r sugpor~ and coaetderatinn.
5 ~,ncerely,
CT,~2~L A. N~,,SDI~f ~TTY CLBRK
and ex~n~ficio C~erk o~ the
But~e C~t~nxy Baard a~ Supervisa~cs
/cap
~~c 3..
cc: Welfare
~y ~s, ig~s
sa~ ~x.~~~ ~,~~~~-
~oa~rd af Snpervieors
1b(30 Paci~3.c Highw~q
Sat~ ~~.ego, GA 92~41
Ger~t leme~:
Enclased a~~e certifi~ri acyp3ee~ of tt~~ fo~lo~ring resolutio~s whioh we~e
~dopted bp the Aoard af Sup~r~vi~ors c~n ~es8sy~ ~y 9, I9y8:
Reealutio~ 78-91 i.n appo~itia~n to grogas~d State Welfare
r~gu~ations that wiil prchibit ~aard o£ Supervi~oxs
acceas to ~reI~~are reaords.
~~alntioxt 78-9IA in o;sposiLio~ ~o pxapnsed State Welf~re
regu~at~an~ which are design~d ~ emasculate wel~axe
fraud pra~ecutio~s~.
We are ~csrrara~rdi.n$ these to qau for your suppart anci considarati.o~.
& incere ~.y,
CLl9~RK A. NEISOI~, t~1'Y' CI~~
snd ex-of~ic~u Clerk oF the
~11~~8 COU;i~s- &fA7~'il O~ S~pB!'V~.84xS
~C~~
$tk~~. o
cC : We 3.fare
~ap 16, 1978
San Lu~s Obis~o ~aunt~
Baard of Se~gervi8ors
~sr~house A~n~x
Sac~. I~~.s Ot~~spo, CA 93kE~],
Gentlemen:
Eac].os~d are aextified cop~.es o~ ~he ~o3.lowi~g resoluti.orns wlti~.c'h were
adopted by the Soard of Sapexvisor~ on Tuesday, May 9. L97'8:
~tesola~ior 78-91 i.a appo~f.ki~a to ~rapn~ed Sta~~ Welfare
regu}.atians that w~,~l pxahibit ~oard of ~aperaisars
access ~a wel:Eare re~ords.
R~sclution ?8-9~ in apposition to p~apr~s~d SzaC~ Welfare
regialaticn~ which are designed ~o ea~scv~~.ate arelFa~re
fraud ~raseautf.at~s.
We ar~ ~o~raard~.x~g ~klsese Co qou gr~r youx suppa~t ~nd consideratia~.
Si.AC~are~.Y.
Q~A~K A. NE~54N, COUNTX Q.~RK
aad ex-of~ici.o Clerk of ~he
BuCt~ Cou~Cy ~o~~d of 5upe~vi,sora
•1a~p
~3a~~,
cc: W~l.fare
May 16, ~978
S~~t~ C~ara ~un~y
~a~d af 9up~rvi~ors
7(1 Ne~C ~Ieddi.ng St~e~C
S~n «Ic-se, CA 9511t~
Geta.tlemen:
~s~closed are certi~ied co~f.es nf the ~ollorai~g re~ola~ions wh~.ch were
adopterl by the ~oar~ af Superv~.sors n~a Tu~ssday, Mey 9s ].978:
Heaal~tiax~ 78-9~ in apposiCton to pxopa~ed Stake W~l~are
regu~.~~iot~s th~t wi11 pral~ihix &~ard af Supera~isars
ac~es~ ~o we~~are records. _ .
~solnt~an '78-91A i~ oppo~#.~iaa to prvposed State ~e~.£are
~egula~~,aas whiab are designed to eaaasculst~ we~.fare
~raud prosecutivn~.
We are forward~.ug ~hese to yos~ ~or your ~suppaxt and cvasid~ratio~.
SinaerelY,
CLA~K A. P~BI.SUN, COR1~~i t~IZIC
an,d ex-of~icio ~lerk of ~the
Butt~ Count~ &-ard o~ Supervisors
/c~tp
~:nal .
cc. Welfare
May 16, 197$
Sa~ ~za~ci~co (~ntp
~csard n£ S~p~rvisars
Rvc-m 235, City Ra~~
Snn Iara~ci~cn, CA 94IQ2
Centlen~n:
~nclosed sr~ ce~tified ao}>~es o~ tk~e ~o~.3.dwing ree~olutions nrhich s~e~e
adapted by th~ ~nard of Sup~rvisa~s on 1'ctesdsy, 44ay 9, I978:
Itesolu~ion 78-9~ i~ o~pnsition ta pxvpased Stgte Welfare
reg~s~itC~.on~ C~a~ ~-f.l, l grohibit Boerd nf Su~ervisaars
ac~e~r~s to ~se~.far~ records. ~
Resalution 78-91A ia oppositioa ta ~~c~Qasec~ State Welfare
regulation~ r~hich are desig~d ra emssau~ate welf~rs
frsud pxaaec~tf.ons.
We are ~arward~mg the~e Co you ~or your suppo~r~ a~d con~ideratiio~.
Sincerely,
~RK A, A~$~QA1, C4y[tNTY C~RK
ar~d ex-officio ~lark o~ ~I~e
&~tte County Baard of Supe~visors
f cnp
~?~c~ a
cc: Welfare
May 1G, 197~
Ssn Mate~ Covntq
&~ard of S~pervisor~
ga31 a~ .susti.ce and Recoxds
Rec~wond G~.ty, Gl~, 940b3
Geatl~men«
Enclosed ar~e c~rtified eopi~a of the follor~i~g resolut~aas whieh were
ado~ted ~y the Soa~d of Suger~ri~ars o~ Tutesdey~ M~y 9, 1978:
]~esolutio~ 78•9~ in opposf.tton to ~rnp8sed Stat~ ~e~.~are
regulat~.a~s that will ~Srahibit ~aard af Supervtsor~
aacess tv welf~re reccrrds.
Fte~o~~stion 78~91A ice eppasit~on ~o pro~osed S~at~ Welfazs
regula~ionra s~hich a~~ ~e~igned te e~~cu~.~te r~~lfa~e
fraud prase~w ~ian~.
We .~re forza~rding thesa tc yvu fcr po~r support and cons#.deratfo~.
S it~~exe3y r
~LAItK A. ~ELSON, CC~NTX ~~K
and ex-af€icin Clerk cf tk~e
autte Co~u~~q Roard of Supe~crri~nrs
/eap
Eacl.
cc: Welfare
P4~q ~7, I978
Sants Cru~ Couney
H~ard Qf ~uperrrisara
'7U1 Ocea~ Stzeet
Santa Crux, CA 9606p
Gen~Iem~n:
E~closed are cert~.fied cupfes of the ~a~~.ur~ing reso~utia~s whfch ~rere
ado~ted ~y the ~oard o~ Supe~rvi.sors an ~"uesday, May 9, ~.9i8:
Re~olutf.a~ 78-91 iz~ c~posiCion to progo~~d Sta~e i~e3.fare
~~~la~f~r~a ~~s~ r~fA~ pra~t~.1~f~ ~oa~~ o~ Superv~gara
access to welfare records.
~esolution 78-9~,A i,n oppnsfCian to propased State ~elfsre
regulaCi.on~ wh~c~ a~e designed to e.~asc~slat~ ~vel.fare
fraud pro~ecutiona.
~de ars far~aarding Chese to y~au ~or yo~xr support and +cnneideration,
Si.xtc~re ~.y,
CI.A~K A. HELS0~1, COUHTY CLERK
and ex-af~'ic3.o C~erk af the
Su~te Cae~nty Board o~ 3upervisoa~s
~cap
~nc~.
cc: kTel.fare
May 17, ~978
San Jasqui~ Coun~p
Board a~ Supe~risars
~~2 ~. Weber Avenue
Stoc~to~, CA 95202
G~nt~.e~re:
E~-clased ~re certified co~ie~ u~ the fallowfn~ resalut~s~ns which were
adopted by the Board afc 8upervisors on `1'uesday, May 9, 1978:
~esaluti.o~ 78-91 in oppasitian tv pro~osed State welfar~
regc~latic~ns that wi.ll prohib~t Board csf Supervi.sora
accesa ~a we~~are records. ~
Reso~~ti4n ~8-3~.A iz~ opposition ~a proposed State Wel~are
regu~atio~as which are rlesf.g~ned ta emasc~lare wel~are
fraud ~rrosecuti.ons.
W~ are ~COrwarding the~e ta gou fve your sup~ort and consideratissa.
Si~~erelq,
C~~IC A. N~LSON, COU~1'1'Y C~uE~IC
and ex-officio C~erk of the
Bu~~e Cnu~-tp ~oard af 5upervi~ors
lcap
$ncl.
cc: We~.fare
Mny ~7, i978
3ax~Cg B$rbara County
Sas~d af 5upe~vi.ao~e
~~5 E. Ax~apamu SCt~eet
Sant~ Barbara, CA 931fl1
Gent lerner~ :
E~.clased are cer~~fied copies of Che follnwing r~solutians wt3~.ah were
adopted by tlae Board r,E Super~-isars on 3'aesd~y, M~y 9„ 19~8:
Resolut~.on ~8-?i i.n appositi.on to proposed State Welfare
regulatians that wi.ll. prahibit Board o~ S~tge~ri~ors
access ta wel£ar~ reacsrds. ,
R~~ol~tian 78-91A ix~ vppoaiCfon to propo~ed State Welfare
regula~ians ~hich are designed to e~na~e~late ~e~.fare
fxa~d prosecn~fa~xs.
We are Earwarding tk~ese eo you far your sup~ort ~ad canaiderat~oa.
S i.ncere lY,
CLARK A. A1~,SON, {~1~lTY CLERK
aad ex-off~cia Cierk af the
Bu~~e ~u~sn~~- ~oerd of Sup~rvisa~s
Icap
Eac 1.
cc: We~fare
~ay ~7, ~97$
Sha~t~ Cau~ty
B~azd of S~pervisors
~'.a. ~iox 88t}
Redding, C~ 96€~41
~ent ~.e~nen :
~ne~o~~d are cerCified copies at ~he f~llo~r~i~g resolutia~s wlx~ch were
adr~,ted by ~hs Baard of 5~,+pervisnrs nn Tuesday, May 9, 1~7$:
~e~olution 78-9I ~.~a appasi~ioa to proposed Sxate We1~$re
reg~iat~.aus Chat w3,11. prohfbiC Boerd o~ Supervieors
accesg to we~.fare recards.
~esolutinn 78-93A in oppoa~tion to propoaed Sta~~ Welfare
r~galat~.oas w~ich are desigc~ed Cn emnsaes2ate welfare
fraud prosecut~aas. -
We are £orwardiAg tbese ta qou far youac suppor~ gr~d cansideration,
SincereiY,
(:~!!RK A. ~Ix50PI, CWNTY ~E~K
aad ~x-o~ffcia C1erk of the
ButCe Cav~ty Board of Supexvisars
Ic~p
~:acl.
cc: We~.~are
Msy L~' I97$
5i~r~a Coun~y
Board of Svperrrf.sors
~. Q. ~ox 68
Aown~.evill~, ~A, 9S93fi
Gentlemen;
8nclosed are certified eo~ies c~f th~ fm~.lowing resolutior~s s+hich were
ac~o~ted by the Eqard of 5upex~vis4rs on ~esday~ Mgy 9, 1978:
Resolutioa 78~91 in tippas~ttioa to propased Se~te We~.fare
regc:i~~io~s~ ~t~at wi~2 ~~oh~bi~ ~oard ~f S~ep~ x~r~.scass
acces~ to welfazc~ recards.
Resalut#.on 78-91~i in opposi~ion Co prapose~ Stat~ tdelfare
s~guTarinns w~aici~ are desf.g~ed ta em~aaulate we~f~~re
~raud prosecutions.
We are foa~wsrdiag theee to you far yaur suppa~rt aad cansideration.
Sincere~y,
/~~p
~31C ~.
cc: Welfare
CIA~ A. NSbSE1N, t~1L~'~`Y C~$RiC
and ex-a£ff~ia Cierk af the
But~e Cc~u~ty Boerd a£ Supervisvrs
May i7, ~97$
Snnnra~ Couxxty
Boarct of Supervisors
2555 Me~docfna A~re~ue
5ac~ta ~asa, fiA 954~~
Gentl.~~e~:
~r~clased are cert~.fied copies o~' the fol~awing rssv~~tfons wh~ch were
ad~pted bp the Board of 5upexviaors nn ~uesday, May 9, 1978:
Reso3.uti.an 78-91 ia oppositio~ to pxopa~ed Stat~ Welfare
r~geiL~~~~~as ~~at wf.~3 ~r~kaibit ~c~grd of ~upervis~rs
access to Ge~.fare recarde e
~~o~ution '7S-91A in appnsi.tion ta proposed SCete W$},~are
reguL~~iong which are desigued tio ernas~late we~£are
£raud prosecu~3.ons.
We are fcrwardiag t~~se to ~au ~ar your aupport and ~or~sid~rat3.~aa.
Sincerelq,
CI.AR~ A. 1~E~.SON, ~UA~T~t CI~RI~
~Ad e~-officio C~.erk u£ the
But~e Ccn~nty ~oard o~ S~pervi~ars
Icsp
~ucl.
cc: Welfare
May ~7, ~978
Stskiyou ~oun~y
Boaxd of S~pe~r~sor~
3~1 Fourth Stzeet
Yreka, CA 96Q97
Gentlemen:
E~~losad are cert~Fi~d ccpies u~ the ~o11~~ing resolutio~s whic~ were
adap~ed bq the Boaxd of Supervisors on 'S'uesday, ~~y 9, 19~8:
Re$alation 78-9I ~n a~po$ition ~a propase~ State ~~lfar~
regulat~ona which wi11 prah~bit Baard vf Supervi~ors
access ta welfare records.
~esalut~on 78-91A in nppositfa~ to proposed Sta~e ~~Ifare
xegxsl~ti~ns wh~ch ~re designed to emasc~la~e ~e~fare
fraud pros~cutiana.
We ~re furwazdi~g t~e~e to yau far your suppore end coks~deration.
Si~cez~1F,
GLARK A. N~LS{3N, COt?N2'Y CLERK
ac~d ~x-afffc~o C~.erk of the
Br~~te Couuty Boaxd a~ Su~ervisors
f cap
Ena1.
cG: W~i~~.~~
May 17, 297$
Stanislaus Countp
~oa~d af Sup~x~v~~azs
11fl0 A St~eet
Modesta, CA 95354
~e~tLeme~:
~ncl~aed ~xe cert~fied capi~s of the fallow~ng resoZuCions Which were
adppted by ~hs Board of 5~pervisors on Tue~day~ M~y 9, 1978:
R~esvlution 78-91 in appasi~itin to pr~paeed 3ta~e W~lfgre
regulatioas which wi~l prnhi~it Baard o£ Superv~sors
acceas ta welfgre records.
~ss~lutioa 78-91A in appo~~ti~a ~o ~roposed 3tate Wel£are.
r~gul~~ions wh~ch are designed ta emascu~ate welf~~e
fraud prosecu~io~s.
~e are ~axwardiag these ta you fnr yaux su~~ort and cone~d~ratian.
Sincerely,
CI.ARK ~A. I3EZS0~, G~1~~X CI~RK
and ~~-officto C~.erk o~ th~
Bnt~e ~unt~r ~oard o~ S~spe~wisors
/cap
~ncl.
cc: Wel~are
May 17, ~~78
x~~~~ty co~nty
Board n~ Super~v~.so~rs
Drar~er AK
we~verville, ~ 9sas3
~,a~tl,emen:
Enclosed are certiif~ed aopies o~ Che foll.awi.ng resolut~.oz~s which were
adop~~d by the ~ioard of Sv~ervisars an ~xesday, l+~y 9, 197$ .
~salurion 78~93. in opposi~~.~n to prnpased State Walfsre
reguls~~~ons that ~ail1 prohibi~ Boa~rd o~ Supexv~aors
access ta wel~are recorda.
Resoluti.on 78-~IA i~n op~ost~ian to pr~spnsed ~t~t~ Wel£are
r~g,u3~tiona which ~.re deeigned ta emascul~ete weZfare
fr~ud prosecutions.
We are foruvarding Che~e to yc~u E~rr yaur suppnr~ at~c~ con~~ideratian.
S iGncere~ l.~r,
Cf.ARK A. N~IS~N, ~(~D~TY' ~RK
and e~-officio Cle~rk of the
B~tCe Cou~ty Board ~f Supervisar~
{cap
~tIG~..
cc: Welfare
Nlay 17, 297$
So~ano Cc~unty
~nard of 5u~-ervisars
Courthause
~'a~r~~elc~, ~ 9~533
Gen~ ~ e~e~t ;
~~c~,ased are certified ~opies af th~ follawing resa~utiv~.s wl~ich were
adop~ed i~p the Board of 8upe~risora c~n Tuesday, M~y ~, 1978:
Resnlutia~ 78-9I in oppasition to propassd 3~aC~ Wei€are
regu~a~iv~a that w~~.l ~}v~i~~~ ~c~~rd ~~ ~uperr~rts~~s
acces~ ta welfare~reeords,
Resa~.~tian 7$-9AA 3n oppasf~Cinn ~a pr~posed S~~ta WelEare
reguia~~.nsx~ which ~re desigaed to e~scula~e welfsre
fraud prasecutians,
We are Forraarding these to ycu for yaur sup~art anc3 conaiderstian.
S,{~ce7re19s
E:i~+RK A. D1~LSOi~, CClIINT% CT.EItK
~ad e~-offief.o C~erk af ~he
Butte Couxtty 8oaxd cf Superv~so~~
lc~p
Encl.
cc: tdEl~are
Maq 4, 1978
Suttex ~unty
~G 3 Se wnd S tree~
Xu~a City, CA 95991
Gez~tleu~en:
Enclosed are e~rt~.£ied copi.es of C~i~ fo~Xowi~g resolutions which were
adopted by the Bvard of 3uperv~sors an Tuesday~ M~.y 9, ~.978:
Re~~lutiion 7$-~91 i~ OppOS~~~Ori to proposed State WLlfare
regula~ione t~-at wi11~ pro~a~.biC Boarc~ af 5~pervisors
access ~n welfax~ records.
~esc-~~tian 78-91A in wpposi~ion to propased Sta~e W~lfar~
rege:la~tion:~ which are desig~sed to emesculste wel~~re
fraud ~ros~cu[fans.
W'e axe foxwardiEag ~heee to yau fox yaur support as~d co~siderat9.an,
S]~~ptCer~ly'r
CIAAK A . A~~LS{3N, (:E)t1N~Y CLEAK
and ex-officio Clerk of the
Bu[te County Baard of Supervisor~
/cap
Ea~1.
cc: Welfare
~ay 17, 1978
T~~axe CounCy
Board a~ Supervisore
Room 30~., Caur~house
Vfs~13.a, CA 93277
C~ntZemen:
~~c~osec~ are cerei.~ied capies o£ the following resolution$ which wexe
ado~ted by t~e Saard of 3up~rvisars on 'I~uesday, ~y 9, ~.97~;
Ft~~o~uCian 7$-9Z in appnsition ta psvpvs~d S~aCe Wel~are
reguia~~ane ~ha~ wfll prohfbit Board of Srspervisars
accesa to~welfare recards. ~
ltesolutian 7$~91A in opposi~ion ta propa~ed Stat~ We~.fare
xegulations which ~re de~~gned tn ~maacul,ate we~~are
~r~e~d p~rr~secve~ons.
We ar~ fr~rwaxding these ta yau ~or ya~r ~ugport a~ cansideraeion.
~iacerelY,
CI.AAK A. ~LSO~, CAU~ITY CLLI2R
~nd ex-officia Cl.erk of rhe
Ba~te Co~x~ty Ba~rdof Su~~ernisars
lcap
E~cI.
GC: W~lfare
M~y 17, ~97$
~'uol~mne Co~snty
Baa~d of Superv~sors
~ 3. ~es t Y~x~ey Ave~e
Sonora, GA 9537E3
Gen~lem~n.
Enclos~d er~ cer~iffed copfes of Che fallow~.ng resa~ut~.o~~ ~shich were
adopted by the Board of Supe~risoxs on Tueaday, May 9, 1978:
R~~a~u~ian 78-9i i,rs opposi~ion to proposed State Welfare
r~$u~.atio~-s th~t wil~. prohibit Board af Supervi~ors
access~to welfa~e recurds.
Resnlu~~.an 78-91~ in op~rositian ~o proposed S~ate ?~elfare
~e$ulationa wnich ar~ d~a~gned ta eu~asaulate ~rekfare
fraud pros~cu~i.~€~s.
W~ axe ~orwarding the~e tv ya~+ ~or youx suppc~rt a~d ac~nsiderat~an.
5incerelY,
CLf~RK A. ~IELSUI~, CE7tTNTY CI.ERK
and ex-o~fic4,o C~.ark af the
Butte Gc~uaty Soard af Supervi~soacs
/cap
L•~~la
cc: Welfare
May ~7, 1978
Ve~~u~a Coun~y
~aard of Supervi~ors
503 Pal~. SCreet,
'Ve~tura ~ Ce~, 930di
Gen~le~ter~:
~,nclaaed are cerCi.fied co~i~s o~ t~e ~o~low~n~ reso~.ut~.ons w~~.ch were
ada~sted by the ~oard af Suger~risors or~ T~esday~, ~Iay 3, I978:
~~sole~~i.on 78-9I ~n oppasi~ian ta proposed StaCe Welfar~
regesl~t~.a~~ ~~~~ wi~l,Z prehibit BQard of Sup~rvi~ors
access to welfaxe recorde.
R~:solution T8-~9].A ~.n appasition ~o propased State Wel£are
regu~at#.ans which ase desiguec~ rc- emascu~a~Q wel.fa~e
fraud prvsecuC.~.r~r~s.
We ~re ~ox*aaardi.ng tt~ee~e ta you for your ~u.pport and cnnsi.deration.
S tr~cere ly,
CZARK A. NE~.S0~1, C~3T~~.'Y' CLEItK
and ex-off~.cio Cl~rtc nf the
B~aard o £ 5~spexviaors
/cap
8nc~.
cc: We].fare
May 17, 197$
Yola Coun~y
Bn~rd o~ Superviao~e
7~5 Cour~ S~reeC
~aodland, CA 95b95
G~ntleme~t:
Er~cia~ed ar~ c,~rti~ied co~ieg of the ~olluwing resal.utions wh~.ch were
sdvpted by the Boa~d of Su~ervianrs os~ ~esday, May 9, 1978:
Re~al~stion 78-9l. ix~ oppa~~t3.on ~o pxopased State Wel€are
regula~ions ~hat wil~. ~rok~ibit Board a£ SUpervisor~
access ~a wel~are recbrds~. ~
~esolutfon 98-91A in oppas3.tian ta pxopase@ 5~~.te Welfsre
re~ulationa wh~.ah are deai.gned to emascu~at~ welfare
fraud prosecut~.o~s.
We are fa~aard~,~,g these ~o yau for yaur suppvrt anc~ cone~.derati~on.
Si.~cere ~y,
CLARIC A. N~LSU~], C(?UNTY CI.~RFC
and ~x-o£fi.cio Cl,e~k o~ t~e
But~e Ca~nty ~oard a~ 8upervisors
/cap
~xtcl .
cc: Weifare
May i7, ~978
Yuba County
Board a~ '~ugervis~~s
215 5~h Stree~
Mazysv~Ile, GPi 959Qi
Ge~tleme~:
~~c~osed a~e certified cn~~es o~ t~e ~o11a~i~g reeolutions w~~ch ~ere
adopted by the ~oard of Supervisors o~ T~esday, M~y 9, I~78.
Re~olu~ion ~8-91 ~n oppas~t~on ~o gxoposed S~a~e Welfaxe
reg~~~~io~~ ~~a~ ~i~1 nro~ibit Baar~ of Supe~visors
access ta we~fare recoxdsa
Resalutian 7~-9~A i~ oppo~i~~on to prapased S~ate Welfare
regulations which are desi~~ed to e~ascu~ate weifa~~
fra~d pxoaecutions.•`
We aze forw~rdin~ ~hese ~a you for yaux considerat~aa a~d suppa~t.
S~ac~~e~Y~
c~~t ~, ~B~SaN, c~u~2~ c~~
~nd sx-n~ficio Clerk of the
Bu~te CounCy Board af Su~exvisars
laap
~a~l .
cc; Welfaxe
~ay i7, ~g7s
~~hama GouRty
Board o~ Supervisors
~• ~r ~DS ~~~
Red B~uff, CA 96080
Gentlemen:
~~c~ased a~e ce~ti~ied capies of C~e ~ol~o~ing xesolut~oas wh~ch ~ere
adopted ~~ ~he Saard a~ Superviaa~s on Tues~ay, May 9, 1978:
Resol~t3an ~8-91 in appasit~on to ~~opased S~ate
Wel~ase ~egu~at~ons tha~ w~Zl pra~~bit So~~d
o~ ~upexvi~ors acceas tn welfare reeard~.
~eso~utiaa ~8-91A in o~posir~an eo g~ogosed 5~~~~
We~fare regulations ~hich are des~g~ed to
em~scu~a~e w~~fare fxaud ~rasecution~.
We are ~oxurarcl~r~ ~hee~ tn you ~or your s~pport and aansideratian.
S~ncer~lYs
GLARK ,A . N~S(lN, C~Y C~~R~
and ex-csf~icia C1~erk of ~he
But~e +~ountq 33oard of 5upervfsor~
tcap
E~~~e
cc: Welfare