HomeMy WebLinkAbout1974 024 CC RESO1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï RESOLUTION NO. 74-24
A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK ADOPTING REGULATIONS
FOR THE PROCESSING OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
REPORTS
WHEREAS, the State Legislature has heretofore adopted the
California Environmental Quality Act of 1970 Public Resources Code,
Section 21000 et seq.) and amended State Guidelines for the implemen-
tation of said Act; and
WHEREAS, pursuant to" the aforesaid authority, local agencies
are required to adopt regulations to implement the substantive prov-
isions thereof.
NOW. THEREFORE. THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
DOES HEREBY RESOLVE AS FOLLOWS:
SECTION 1. That the City Council of the City of Baldwin Park
does hereby adopt those certain regulations attached hereto, dated
January 24, 1974, and incorporated herein as if set forth in full, as
the regulations of the City of Baldwin Park for the processing of
environmental impact reports.
SECTION 2. The City Clerk shall certify to the adoption of
this Resolution.
APPROVED AND ADOPTED this 20th day of February 1974
ATTEST:
City Clerk———————
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES) SS:
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
I. THELMA L. BALKUS, City Clerk of the City of Baldwin Park, do
hereby certify that the foregoing Resolution was duly and regularly
passed and adopted by the City Council of the City of Baldwin Park
at a regular meeting held on the 20th day of February
1974 by the foil owing vote:
AYES; COUNCILMEN MC CARON,BLEWETT, GREGORY, HAMILTON AND MAYOR KING
NOES: COUNCILMEN
ABSENT: COUNCILMEN
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï Resolution No. 74-24
January 24, 1974
REGULATIONS FOR PROCESSING
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORTS
I.
INTRODUCTION
The purpose of these regulations is to provide procedures to facilitate
and encourage participation by all interested persons and agencies in the
evaluation of projects as they affect the environment and to carry out the
policy enunciated by the State Legislature in the Environmental Quality Act
of 1970.
These regulations are authorized by the Act and are in addition to the
Guidelines for Implementation of the California Environmental Quality Act of
1970 promulgated by the State Resources Agency.
II.
PREPARATION OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
A. An Environmental Impact Report EIR) shall be prepared and processed
before the City issues a permit for or approves the commencement of any project,
that may have or as to which there 1s» or may reasonable be, or anticipated
to be, a substantial body of opinion that such project will have) a substantial
adverse impact on the environment, unless it is:
1. A Ministerial as opposed to discretionary) project.
2. An Emergency Project as defined in the aforementioned Guidelines.
3. A Categorical Exemption as listed in those Guidelines.
B. In preparing an EIR. the City shall seek comments from any State,
County or other public agency that has jurisdiction with respect to the
project and from members of the public at large. Such agencies may be school
districts, water districts, flood control districts etc., that service the
project site.
C, In its request for comments from all agencies, the City shall
describe the proposed project and advise the agency that unless the agency
responds within 21 days after such request is made, it will be assumed that
the agency has no comment to make.
III.
DISCRETIONARY, MINISTERIAL AND CATEGORICALLY EXEMPT PROJECTS
A. Discretionary Projects
The following are discretionary projects which require the exercise of
judgment, deliberation, or decision on the part of a City boc(y or officer In
approving or disapproving the activity as distinguished from ministerial acts:
1. Zone variance
2. Zone change
3. Zoning Code amendment
4. Tentative subdivision map
5. Lot splits when processed by Planning Commission
6. Encroachment permit
7. Public project
8. City acquisition or disposal of real property
9. Street vacation
10. Grading and excavation permit.
11. Conditional Use Permit
12. Precise Plan
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B. Ministerial Projects
The Environmental Quality Act of 1970 does not apply to the following.
which require action by a City body or officer based upon given facts with-
out regard to judgment or opinion concerning the propriety or wisdom of the
act although the ordinance or regulation may require, in some degree, a con-
struction of its language, and as such are ministerial:
1. Building permit including electrical, mechanical and
plumbing permits.)
2. Business license
3. Final subdivision map
4. Parcel Maps
C. Categorically Exempt Projects
The followiing are categorically exempt projects which exempt them from
the requirements of CEQA based on the findings of the Secretary of Resources
that the class of projects will not have a significant effect on the environ-
ment.
Class 1: Existing Facilities.
Class 1 consists of the operation, repair, maintenance or minor alteration
of existing public or private structures, facilities, mechanical equipment, or
topographical features, involving negligible or no expansion of use beyond that
previously existing, including but not limited to:
a) Alterations,
Interior or exterior alterations involving such things as interior
partitions, plumbing, and electrical conveyances;
b) Utilities.
Existing facilities of both investor and publicly owned utilities
used to provide electric power, natural gas^ sewerage, or other
public utility services,
c) Streets.
Existing highways and streets within already established rights-
of-way) sidewalks, gutters, bicycle and pedestrian trails, and
similar facilities;
d) Rehabilitation.
Restoration, or rehabilitation of deteriorated or damaged structures.
facilities or mechanical equipment to meet current standards of public
health and safety, unless it is determined that the damage was substan-
tial and resulted from an environmental hazard such as earthquake.
landslide or flood;
e) Additions.
Additions to existing structures provided that the addition will not
result in an increase of more than 50 percent of the floor area of
the structures before the addition or 2500 square feet, whichever
is less;
f) Safety or Health Equipment.
Addition of safety or health protection devices for use during
construction of or in conjunction with existing structures, fac-
ilities or mechanical equipment, or topographical features includ-
ing navigational devices;
g)
New copy on existing on and off-premise signs;
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï h) Landscaping.
Maintenance of existing landscaping, native growth and water supply
reservoirs excluding the use of economic poisons, as defined In
Division 7. Chapter 2. California Agricultural Code);
i) Fish and Wildlife resources.
Maintenance of fish screens, fish ladders, wildlife habitat areas.
artificial wildlife waterway devices, streamflows. springs and
waterholes. and stream channels clearing of debris) to protect
fish and wildlife resources.
j) Fish Stocking.
Fish Stocking by the California Department of Fish and Game.
k) Condominiums.
Division of existing multiple family rental units into condominiums.
1) Demolition of Buildings.
Demolition and removal of buildings and related structures except
where they are of historical, archaeological o^ architectural
significance as officially designated by Federal. State or local
government action.
Class 2: Replacement or Reconstruction.
Class 2 consists of replacement or reconstruction of existing structures
and facilities where the new structure w111 be located on the same site as the
structure replaced and will have substantially the same purpose and capacity
as the structure replaced including but not limited to:
a) Replacement or reconstruction of existing schools and
hospitals to provide earthquake resistant structures
which do not increase capacity more than 50%.
b) Replacement of a commercial structure with a new
structure of substantially the same size and purpose.
Class 3: New Construction of Small Structures.
Class 3 consists of construction and location of single, new» small
facilities or structures and Installation of small new equipment and facilities
including but not limited to
a) Single family residences not 1n conjunction with the building
of two or more such units.
b) Motels, apartments, and duplexes designed for not more than four
dwelling units if not In conjunction with the building of two or
more such structures.
c) Stores, offices, and restaurants if designed for an occupant load
of 20 persons or less, if not in conjunction with the building of
two or more such structures.
d) Water main, sewage, electrical, gas and other utility extensions
of reasonable.length to serve such construction.
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e) Accessory appurtenant) structures Including garages- carports.
patios, swimming pools and fences.
3.
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï Class 4: Minor Alterations to Land,
Class 4 consists of minor public or private alterations In the condition
of land. water and/or vegetation which do not Involve removal of mature, scenic
trees. Examples Include but are not limited to:
a) Grading on land with a slope of less than 10 percent, except where
it is to be located 1n a waterway, 1n any wetland. In an officially
designated by Federal, State or local government action) scenic
area, or in officially mapped areas of severe geologic hazard.
b) New gardening or landscaping.
c) Filling of earth into previously excavated land with material
compatible with the natural features of the site.
d) Minor alterations 1n land, water and vegetation on existing
officially designated wildlife management areas or fish prod-
uction facilities which result In Improvement of habitat for
fish and wildlife resources or greater fish production.
e) Minor temporary uses of land having negligible or no permanent
effects on the environment, Including carnivals, sales of Christ-
mas trees, etc.
f) Minor trenching and backflTHng where the surface Is restored.
Class 5: Alterations in Land Use Limitations.
Class 5 consists of minor alterations 1n land use limitations, except
zoning, including but not limited to:
a) Minor variances, minor lot line adjustments, side yard and set
back variances not resulting in the creation of any new parcel
nor in any change In land use or density;
b) Issuance of minor encroachment permits.
Class 6: Information Collection.
t^w^i^^^m nil M-»-»»»»i»——————.^»^»^——————»»——
Class 6 consists of basic data collection, research, experimental
management and resource evaluation activities which do not result in a serious
or major disturbance to an environmental resource. These may be for strictly
information gathering purposes, or as part of a study leading to an action
which a public agency has not yet approved, adopted or funded.
Class 7: Actions by Reaulatory Agencies for Protection of Natural Resources
Class 7 consists of actions taken by regulatory agencies as authorized
by state law or local ordinance to assure the maintenance, restoration,
or enhancement of a natural resource where the regulatory process involves
procedures for protection of the environment. Examples Include but are not
limited to wildlife preservation activities of the State Department of Fish
and Game. Construction activities are not Included 1n this exemption.
Class 8: Actions by Regulatory Agencies for Protection of the Environment.
Class 8 consists of actions taken by regulatory agencies, as authorized
by state or local ordinance, to assure the maintenance, restoration, enhance-
ment. or protection of the environment where the regulatory process Involves
procedures for protection of the environment. Construction activities are
not included in this exemption.
Class 9: Inspections.
Class 9 consists of activities limited entirely to inspection, to check
for performance of an operation, or quality, health or safety of a project,
including related activities such as Inspection for possible mislabeling,
misrepresentation or adulteration of products.
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï Class 10: Accessory Structures.
Class 10 consists of construction, or placement of minor structures
accessory to appurtenant to) existing commercial. Industrial, or Instit-
utional facilities, including but not limited to;
a) On-premise signs;
b) Small parking lots.
Class 11: Surplus Government Property Sales.
Class 11 consists of sales of surplus government property except for
parcels of land located in an area of statewide Interest or potential area
of critical concern as identified in the Governor's Environmental Goals
and Policy Report of June 1. 1973.
IV.
NEGATIVE DECLARATION
If there is no substantial body of opinion, and none is anticipated.
that a non-exempt project will have a substantial adverse Impact on the
environment, the attached questionnaire EXHIBIT A") shall be used to
determine whether the City ma^ make a Negative Declaration EXHIBIT B").
V*
NOTICES
The following Notices shall be given In the time and manner specified.
A. A Negative Declaration shall be posted at the City Hall at least
seven 7) days before Issuance of the permit or. If the project requires a
public hearing, at least seven 7) df^ys before such hearing.
B. Upon preparation of an Environmental Impact Report, EXHIBIT C")
a Notice of Completion EXHIBIT D-l") shall be filed with the Secretary
of the Resources Agency or a Notice of Intent EXHIBIT D-2") shall be filed
with the State clearinghouse.
C. A Notice of Environmental Impact Report Hearing EXHIBIT E")
shall be posted at the City Hall at least thirty 30) days before a public
hearing on the Environmental Impact Report. The notice shall Invite public
comment. It shall be given In writing to an applicant and shaTI be oubTlslied
in a newspaper circulated and published in the City at least ten 10) d^ys
before the hearing. If the project is a matter that requires a public hearing
because it involves a Conditional Use Permit, Variance. Zone Change etc..
notice of such hearing shall include notice of the Environmental Impact Report
consideration, which shall satisfy the requirements of this paragraph.
D. Notice of Determination EXHIBIT F") shall be filed with the County
Clerk within seven 7) days after approval or disapproval of the project Is
final. If a Negative Declaration was prepared, the Negative Declaration and
the Assessment of Environmental Impact Questionnaire shall be attached.
VI.
HEARINGS
Each EIR shall be set for a public hearing before the body or officer
authorized to issue the project permit. If an EIR is prepared for a project
which is the subject of a public hearing, Conditional Use Permit. Zone
Variance, Zone Change, etc.), the hearings may be combined. Before a dec-
ision is made on the project, the decision making body or officer shall
certify that the EIR has been completed In compliance with CEQA and that the
body or officer has reviewed and considered the information contained therein.
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VII.
FEES
A. After being notified that an EIR will be prepared, the applicant
shall deposit with the City a one hundred dollar $100) fee to cover and
meet all City expenses for the preparation and processing of the Environment-
al Impact Report. If the EIR is a part of another Public Hearing, no fee
will be charged.
B. In addition, the applicant shall provide, at his cost, such information
as is requested by the City to assist in the preparation of the report, and
shall specify, to the best of his knowledge, the names of other public agencies
that win have approval authority over the project.
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï ENVIRONMENTAL IWACT REPORT PROCEDURE
PROJECT SUBMITTED i-»
POSITIVE
DETERMINE STATUS
3 days ml $——, CONSULT W/PEOPLE OR ORGANIZATIONS CONCERNED W/EFFECTS OF PROJECT
EMERGENCY, MINISTERIAL OR CATEGORICAL EXEMPT DISCRETIONARY
1
ISSUE PERMITS OR APPROVE PROJECT 1 Bcr'r'ffuniiT lw—————————— ASSESSMENT
PREPARE. OR HAVE PREPARED, DRAFT EIR
NOTICE OF COMPLETION. OR NOTICE OF INTENT. FILE-SEC. OF RESOURCES. OR STATE CLEARINGHOUSEOBTAIN COWENTS FROM AGENCIES W/JURISDICTION BY LAW. OR EXPERTS IN THE FIELDNOTICE OF
EIR HEARING. POST CITY HALL.NEWS-PAPER..MAIL TO APPLICANT
mmum NEGATIVE DE ICLARATION TY HALL
i POST CI 1
7 days before F *ut &1ic Hear ng) V
PROTEST
NO PROTEST
i
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ISSUE PERMITS OR APPROVE PROJECT i——— REVIEW DECISION j
T T
7 days maximum HO CHANGE CHANGE
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION PLUS NEGATIVE DECLARATION FILE COUNTY CLERK 30 days 90 days minimum maximum
ISSUE PERMIT OR APPROVE PROJECT
7 d iays maximum PUBLIC HEARING ON EIR
7 days maximum
NOTICE PLUS NEG FILE OF DETERMINATION ATIVE DECLARATION COUNTY CLERK
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION FILE COUNTY CLERK
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ASSESSMENT EXHIBIT A
FOR
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT
DATE:
ADDRESS
APPLICANT
PROPOSED USE
Assessment of Environmental Impact for:______
Answer the following questions by placing a check in the appropriate-
space.
YES NO
1. Could the project significantly change
present uses of the project area?
2. Could the project significantly change
present uses of land outside the
project area?
3. Could the project have a substantial
adverse effect on the use of a
recreational area?
4. Could the project result in the
displacement of community residents?
5. Could the project liave a substantial
adverse effect on any unique natural
or man-mado features?
6. Could the project have a substantial
adverse effect on known historical or
arcliacological site or its setting?
7. Could the project substantially inter-
fere with a rare or endangered species
of animal or plant, or habitat of
such a species?
8. Could the project substantially
interfere with the movement of any
resident or migratory fish or
wildlife species?
9. Could tiie project have a substantial
negative aesthetic effect?
0. Coul'l the project breach any national.
state or local standards relating to
solid waste or litter control?
11. ould the project cause substantial
flooding, erosion or siltatlon?
12. Could the project serve to encourage
development of presently underdeveloped
areas or intensify development of
already developed areas?
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15. Is the project in conflict with
established environmental standards
air, water, noise, etc.), and/or adopted
plans?
14. Will the project require certification,
authorization or issuance of a pennit
by any local,state, or federal environ-
mental control agency?
15. Will the project involve tlie appli-
cation, use, or disposal of hazardous
materials?
16. Will the project involve construction
of facilities in the area of a known
active fault?
17. Could the construction of the project
significantly increase ambient noise
levels for adjoining areas?
18. Could the completed project significantly
increase ambient noise levels
adjoining areas?
19. Could the construction of the project
result in the generation of significant
amounts of dust?
20. Could the completed project result in
the generation of significant amounts
of dust?
21. Will tlie project involve the burning
of brush, trees, construction materials,
etc.?
22. Could the project result in a sub-
stantial detriment to any portion of
the region's air or water quality?
/'^. i.uiiM lie m>p-i l n^ull in LUlitujiiumting
j iuM it w.Ucr supply or un adverse
ilTccL on ground water?
24. Could the project result in chemical
abatement of ground cover or removal
of street trees?
25. Could tlie project result in substantial
increase in use of utilities, sewers,
clidiiis or streets?
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï EXHIBIT A"
Statement of No Substantial Adverse Environmental Effects
If you have answered yea to one or more of the questions,
but still think the project will have no substantial adverse
environmental effects, indicate your reasons below.
Conclusions
Place a check in the appropriate box.
It has been determined that the project will not
have substantial adverse environmental effects.
It has been determined that the project could have
significant environmental effects. An EIR will be
submitted on
approximate date).
BY-
DEPARTMENT HEAD
Date
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1-24-74
EXHIBIT C"
File No
Date of
Report
DEPARTMENT
CITY OF
ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT
1. DESCRIPTION OF PROJECT:
a) Location See attached maps of peoject area and
the City).
b) Objectives of Project:
c) Technical, economic and environmental charac
teristics in general*
2. TEGENT CHARACTERISTICS OF THE IMMEDIATE AND
SURROUNDING AREA:
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï 3. IMPACT OF THE PROJECT ON PEOPLE AND THE ENVIRONMENT
Discuss both long-term and short-term impact):
a) Does the project involve removal of structures?
If yes, explain.__________________________
b) Does the project involve the removal of land-
scaping? trees, shrubs, etc.)___________
If yes, explain,
c) Will the project result in a change in population
distribution and concentration?_____________
If yes, explain.
d) Will the project affect the water supply, scenic
quality or public services?_______________
If yes, explain.
e) Describe the effect of the completed project
as follows:
No change Increase Decrease
1) Traffic:
2) Noise Level:
3) Safety:
4) Air pollution:
5) Water pollution:
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Explain in detail any answers other than no change"
4. ARE THERE ANY ADVERSE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS THAT CANNOT
BE AVOIDED IF THE PROJECT IS IMPLEMENTED?___________
If yes, explain.
5. ARE THERE AN? POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS OF THE
PROJECT?_________, If yes, explain.
6. PROJECT PLAN MEASURES TO MINIMIZE ADVERSE EFFECTS:
ARE SUCH MEASURES PART OF THE OFFICIAL PROJECT PLANS?
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï 7. DESCRIBE KNOWN ALTERNATIVES IF ANY) TO THS PROPOSED
PROJECT AND THEIR EFFECT ON THE ENVIRONMENT, AND WHY
THEY WERE REJECTED, In some cases the only alternative
may be to not proceed with the project.)
8. DESCRIBE THE REIATIONSHIP BETWEEN SHORT-TERM AND LONG-
TERM EFFECTS OF THE PROJECT. For example, the loss of
full grown trees might be overcome in later years by
plantings as part of the project.)
9. DESCRIBE ANY IRREVERSIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGES WHICH
WILL RESULT FROM THIS PROJECT.
4.
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï EXHIBIT C"
10. GROWTH-INDUCING IMPACT OF THE PROJECT.
a) Discuss ways in which the Project could promote
economic or population growth and affect city
service facilities.
b) Discuss ways in which the project may encourage
other activities that could have a substantial,
adverse effect on the environment.
11. ORGANIZATIONS AND PERSONS CONSULTED
a) List all public and private agencies and persons
consulted in preparing this report including those
who commented at public hearings.
b) Comments received through the consultation process
in verbatim or summary and the City's response to
those comments.
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï 12. CONCLUSION
a) Project will have no substantial ad-
verse effect on the environment, Explain)
b) Project will have a substantial adverse
effect on the environment. Explain)
This report is submitted pursuant to the California
Environmental Quality Act, Public Resources Code, $21100,
et seq.
Report submitted by
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1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï EXHIBIT D-l"
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
NOTICE OF COMPLETION
TO: State of California
The Resources Agency
Secretary for Resources
1416 Ninth Street. Room 1311
Sacramento, California 95814
PROJECT TITLE:
PROJECT LOCATION
Specific)
PROJECT LOCATION CITY COUNTY
DESCRIPTION OF NATURE. PURPOSE, AND BENEFICIARIES OF PROJECT:
LEAD AGENCY DIVISION
ADDRESS WHERE COPY OF EIR IS AVAILABLE:
REVIEW PERIOD
CONTACT PERSON
PHONE: AREA CODE)_________(NUMBER)_______(EXTENSION;
TTCE"
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
DATE:
BIB]
37687-U01
1974-U02
024-U02
CC-U02
RESO-U02
LI3-U03
FO10488-U03
FO11121-U03
DO11431-U03
C6-U03
RESO-U03
3/6/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï EXHIBIT D-2
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
NOTICE OF INTENT
DATE:
IHII IOPM iCfvES At l"t NOTlCf Or COMPl.mON UNOCH TNC CALIFORNIA
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BIB]
37687-U01
1974-U02
024-U02
CC-U02
RESO-U02
LI3-U03
FO10488-U03
FO11121-U03
DO11431-U03
C6-U03
RESO-U03
3/6/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï 1^4-/4
EXHIBIT E"
NOTICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT HEARING
APPLICANT:
TYPE OF PERMIT:
FILE NO.:
Description of the proposed project:
An Environmental Impact Report has been prepared on the above described
project. The public Is Invited to review the written comments on the report
prior to a public hearing on the report which win be held_______
at Copies of the report may
be obtained for $
Dated:
Signature)
TTTCE———
NOTICE POSTED AT CITY HALL:,
PUBLISHED:
MAILED TO APPLICANT:
BIB]
37687-U01
1974-U02
024-U02
CC-U02
RESO-U02
LI3-U03
FO10488-U03
FO11121-U03
DO11431-U03
C6-U03
RESO-U03
3/6/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
1974 024 CC RESO (Ìì ú Ï EXHIBIT P"
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION
APPLICANT:
TYPE OF PERMIT
FILE NO.:
Description of Project:
This project was by
on The determined that the
oroject have a substantial adverse impact on the environment.
Pursuant to the Environmental Quality Act, an Environmental Impact Report
prepared.
Date:
Signature
TTETi——
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
Filed with County Clerk on
BIB]
37687-U01
1974-U02
024-U02
CC-U02
RESO-U02
LI3-U03
FO10488-U03
FO11121-U03
DO11431-U03
C6-U03
RESO-U03
3/6/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04
EXHIBIT B'
ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT
NEGATIVE DECLARATION
DATE:
APPLICANT:
TYPE OF PERMIT:
FILE NO.:
Description of the Proposed Project:
I declare that I have examined the plans for the above project, and
on the basis of the Assessment of Environmental Impact Questionnaire"
on file in my office as a public document. It is my opinion that this
project will have no significant impact upon the environment within the
meaning of the Environmental Quality Act of 1970, for the following reasons
A copy of the Assessment of Environmental Impact questionnaire may be
obtained for 50 cents from the Planning Department,
Signature:
CITY OF BALDWIN PARK
Any person may file a protest to the Negative Declaration with the
Department of prior to the issuance of the permit or approval
of the project*^The protest must be in writing and must state the environ-
mental factors on which the protest Is based. The protest shall be reviewed
by the Director of or his agent. If he finds that the protest
is based on one or more significant environmental factors not previously con-
sidered or which, in the opinion of the reviewer, should be reconsidered, and
which may have a substantial adverse effect on the environment, the permit shall
be suspended and an EIR shall be processed. The decision of the reviewer shall
be final.
POSTED AT CITY HALL ON
FILED WITH THE COUNTY CLERK ON
BIB]
37687-U01
1974-U02
024-U02
CC-U02
RESO-U02
LI3-U03
FO10488-U03
FO11121-U03
DO11431-U03
C6-U03
RESO-U03
3/6/2003-U04
ROBIN-U04