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CEQA Addendum for Amendment to an Approved Map

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The project involves a Map Amendment to the Approved Recorded Parcel Map (PM06-030) for APN 057-240-023, located at 23446 Angelina Avenue in Auburn, California. The primary objective is to create a new building envelope for a future residential home on the southern portion of the parcel and to revise the blue oak environmentally sensitive non-disturbance area on Parcel 4. This action is processed under CEQA Section 15164, amending the original Mitigated Negative Declaration (EIS06-039) to ensure that no new significant environmental impacts result from these technical changes. Final approval is subject to the review of the Nevada County Zoning Administrator. Environmental compliance is a critical component of the project, requiring the establishment of Environmentally Sensitive Areas (ESAs) for seasonal streams, ponds, wetlands, and the Bear River floodplain. Construction activities must utilize orange safety netting for delineation and adhere to strict erosion control measures, including the use of weed-free straw fiber rolls and avoiding grading during significant rainfall. Additionally, the Department of Toxic Substances Control (DTSC) has provided guidance regarding historical agricultural contaminants, requiring the analysis of pesticides, organochlorine pesticides, and arsenic. All imported fill material must be tested and documented to ensure it meets screening levels defined in the DTSC Preliminary Endangerment Assessment Guidance Manual.

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Map amendment for residential building envelope in Auburn, California, with environmental compliance requirements.

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California → Nevada County

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541620 - Environmental Consulting ServicesView NAICS

Place of Performance

Auburn, CA

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CEQA Addendum Comment Letter for Parcel Map PM06-030

PDFcomment-letter

CEQA Section 15164 Addendum for Parcel Map Amendment PM06-030

PDFaddendum

Nevada County Initial Study for Tentative Parcel Map PM06-030

PDFinitial-study

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AgencyCalifornia → Nevada County
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California → Nevada County
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The proposed Map Amendment to the Approved Recorded Parcel Map (PM06-030) recorded in Book 20 of Parcel Maps at Page 97 for APN: 057-240-023 seeks to create a new building envelope for future residential home on southern portion of the project parcel, and to revise the blue oak environmentally sensitive (non-disturbance) area identified on Parcel 4 on the Supplemental Data Sheet of PM20-0097, Nevada County Records. The Mitigated Negative Declaration (EIS06-039) prepared for the original Parcel Map (PM06-030) that created the subject property is hereby amended by this 15164 letter for the proposed map amendment.

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