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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 FILE is (AP• 001;le) environment if there is no change in the project description. (CEQA Guidelines, Sec. 15064) PROJECT DESCRIPTION: A Feizw %T 'TD A 2.5rarzT See the Discussion section at the end of the Initial Study O-KIcfrV-e eC tee- for explanation of any impacts checked "Yes." Yes No RECOMMENDED ENVIRONMENTAL DETERMINATION: 1. Water: The proposed project could not have a significant effect on the environment, and a Negative Declaration will be a. Is any portion of the project within a prepared. Flood Hazard Area? What is the Flood Zone? Although the proposed project could have a significant effect on the environment, there will not be a significant b. Will the project result in reduction of effect in this case because the mitigation measures surface or ground water quality or described on an attached sheet have been added to the quantity? X project. A Negative Declaration will be prepared. c. Will the project result in increased The proposed project may have a significant effect on the runoff or alteration to drainage patterns environment, an Environmental Impact Report is required and streams? �- d. Will the project result in erosion of or ASSESSOR sedimentation to a channel, river or PARCEL x:OGI• 100• O(o GENERAL PLANMeTan- te--eaasa)yONING: C.-IZC— body of water? CURRENT SITE CONDITIONS (topography, uses): 2. Earth (consider the Seismic Safety Element, available geologic reports, etc. ): 1r1AC V-17 a. Will the project result in or be subject to potentially hazardous geologic or soils conditions on or immediately _. SURROUNDING LAND USES: adjoining the site (slides, springs, erosions, liquifaction, earthquake R��toew[1n4L(Nat+-n�,�yrv*la En�z� ArD ( � r1 faults; slope, septic tank limitations)? GENER L CONSIDERATIONS: b. Will the project involve substantial 1. Does it appear that acv env_ronmental feature of the project will grading which could result in secondary generate significant public concern? ( ) Yes. (x) No. (Use the impacts (consider amount, steepness, Discussion section at the enc of the form if more room is and visibility of proposed slopes; required.) consider effect of grading on trees —, and creek channels)? Nature of rnnrern• � '-_- c. Will there be conversion o agricultural 2. Will the project require approval or permits by other than a land (consider prime farmland)? x .. __.. _ ... County agency? (X) Yes. ( ) No. ��.rr�. 3. Plant/Animal Life Agency name(s): 5 T C&VV4"' IkrAmy-urb'TLKS VISI -if'r — wwt�rt �V rYl; ..—._. ._.� r-f,A tt 14 fl2+4i a. Will there be a reduction or disturbance 3. Is the project within the Sphere of In'-luence of any city? to any habitat for plants and animals ( ) Yes. OO No. Name: (including removal or disturbance of trees, riparian areas, or migration routes)? Initial Study - 1 - (6-88) Tn-itia1 Study - 2 - (6-88) ,.