A sample evaluation form is as follows:

“PROJECT DESCRIPTION: ___________________________________
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PROJECT LOCATION: _______________________________________
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PARCEL NUMBER: __________________________________________

OWNER/APPLICANT: ________________________________________

Evaluate the project for conformance on the following basis: (List reasons and pertinent details of compliance and/or noncompliance with the items listed below)

1. Preservation of open space and recreational areas as outlined in the General Plan.

2. Preservation of prime farm land, grazing areas, and natural settings.

3. Urban uses limited to urban areas and developing urban areas or suitable new community areas. (A specific area plan must be adopted by the County for new community areas.)

4. Preservation of wildlife, air quality, water quality and quantity, water recharge areas, and ecological relationships.

5. Any increase in the existing noise levels.

6. Preservation of existing drainage, surface features, geology, and natural resources.

7. Preservation of natural or historical features which are unique to the County, State or Nation.

8. Any other possible detrimental effects on the public health or safety.

9. Growth inducing impact of the proposed project and the cumulative effect of projects of this type upon the area.


Additional findings and conclusions:



In view of the above-stated, the Environmental Committee finds:

1. The application conforms in all areas of evaluation.

2. The application does not conform in all areas of evaluation and will be submitted, along with this evaluation, to the Planning Commission for public hearing.

3. An Environmental Statement is required covering the following area:


and submitted to the Environmental Committee for evaluation and to the Planning Commission for public hearing.

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Chairman, Environmental Committee
(Res. 72-539(part), 1972).