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C C r SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY PLANNING DIVISION ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS: INITIAL STUDY (to be completed by project planner) "Yes" may only be checked in situations where there is substantial evidence to indicate that there may be a significant impact on the environment if there is no change in the project description. (CEQA FILE f: e/P-FI-23 Guidelines, Sec. 1$064) PROJECT DESCRIPTION: il P 4PPua4rreN re d4749//J4 4 30 14V9JE See the Discussion section at the end of the Initial Study for explanation of any impacts checked "Yes." 8o4eD/4Cs JTIdLG Yes No RECOMMENDED ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: 1. Water: The proposed project could not have a significant effect a. Is any portion of the project within a on the environment, and a Negative Declaration will be Flood Hazard Area? ..®' prepared. What is the Plead Zone? Zr"c B Although the proposed project could have a significant b. Will the project result in reduction of effect on the environment, there will not be a significant surface or ground water quality or effect in this case because the mitigation measures quantity? described on an attached sheet have been added to the project. A Negative Declaration will be prepared. c. Will the project result in increased runoff or alteration to drainage patterns The proposed project mhave a significant effect on the and streams? environment, an Environmental Impact Report is required d. Will the project result in erosion of or sedimentation to a channel, river or ASSESSOR body of water? PARCEL f: 077-/00-30 GENERAL PLAN 4491e ULTl/IiE ZONING: •fL-/O 2. Earth (consider the Seismic Safety Element, CURRENT SITE CONDITIONS (topography, uses): Y¢/v4r� IIVAIe 4uA available geologic reports, etc. ): Jr48LE 4.A 4RCn4' 4C-4uy FL47 • 2/5 4aKeS a. Will the project result in or be subject ro potentially hazardous geologic or soils conditions on or immediately adjoining the site (slides, springs, SURROUNDING LAND USES: .S W 02 Ul42p erosions, liquifactic, ,, earthquake E: SeNooL 'PLAY,;ru uFl faults; slope, septic tank limitations)? b. Will the project involve substantial GENERAL CONSIDERATIONS: grading which could result in secondary 1. Does it appear that any environmental feature of ;9•e project will impacts (consider amount, steepness, generate significant public co ncern7 1 1 Yes. F) No. (Use the and visibility of proposed slopes; Discussion section at the end of the form if more room is consider effect of grading on trees required. ) and creek channels)? Mt,n'/alc cF Lr-/"/C4z Ill Vl' y/t-.J ZI"f<"•YGD IV41t,/ ADd R rzS Nature of concern: rnF F.y,b"s, Aue �Le..- PRo,Sr lny3, 7i/[ c. Will there be conversion of agricultural aFSPr udCs ,ocr Rnaz 2. Will the project require approval or permits by other than a County agency? 1 ) Yes. (iY No. 3. Plant._//,nimal Life: Agency name(s): a. Will there be a reduction rr disturbance to any habitat for plants and animals 3. Is the projecj within the Sphere of Influence of any city? (including removal or disturbance of trees, ( ) Yes. ( No. Name: riparian areas, or migration routes)? initial Study 1 _ t6-881 Initial Study - 2 - (6-88)