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GENE~AL PERMIT - E'UBLIC AGENCY

Orange County Environmental Management Agency

P~O. Box 40~8 . S~nta Ana, talifornia 92702

8/80 w 223.16 Louie PRC 5877

AREA, TYPE LAND AND LOCATION: 0.01:...acre of tide and submerged land (three parcels) at Capistra~i.6 Beach, Orange County.

LAND USE: Maintenap,ce 9f two existing storm drains and con$truction and maintenance of a third si:orm drain.

TERMS OF PROPOSED PERMIT: I·ni:i:iai period: 49 years from Jti'iy 1,

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CONSIDERATION.: The public h~a}1.th and safety, with the State res~rving th~ right at any time to s~t a monetary rental if the CommisAion finds s~ch ect~on to be in the State's best interest.

BASIS FOR CONSIDERATION: · 2 Cal. Adm. Code 2005.

PREREQUISITE TERMS, FEES AND EXPENSES: Applicant is permittee of upland.

Fil:L'qg .fee, Processing and Environmental costs have been received.

STATUTORY AND OTHER REFERENCES: A. P.R.C.: Div. 6, Parts 1 & 2.

B. Cal. Adm. Code: Title 2, Div. 3.

OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATION:

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1. The annual rental value of the site is estimated to be $550 •

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CALENDAR ITEM NO. C3. (CONTD) ·-2. A final Negative Declatati9n was pr»pared

by the Commission's staff pursuant to ·cEQA ar.d implementing regulations. Negative D~claration No. 259 wa$ reviewed and considered by the Commission on ~ay 29, 1980 (Minute Item No. 51).

3. Portions of this proje$t are within the purview of 2 Cal. ~drn. Code 2907, Class l(B) wh~ch exerf!pts an existing structure or facility that is in an acceptable state of repair and there I_:

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is no evidence of record to ~how injury • tp adjac~~~ prqpgi;t;y ~ sho.re~~n~ ,er9~ion,. or other types of env~ronmental degredation.

This project is situated on State ia11d identif ieq· as possessing significant envir9nm~ntal valu~s pµrsuant to P.R.C. 6370.1, and fs classified in a use! cate~ory, Class C, which authorize~ Multiple Use.

Staff has coordinated this project with those agencies and organizations whi~h nom~nated the site as containing significa:nt ~nvironmental valu~s. They ·have foun~t this project with the inclusion of mitigation measures recommende~ by the Department of Fish and Game to be co~patible with their nomination.

This oroiect is consistent with the provisions of Article 6.5, Section 2513, in that ·the proposed and exist1nA storm drains are for public service purposes and mitigation measures have been addressed in Negative Declaration No. 259.

APPROVALS OBTAINED: Regional Water Quality Control Board.

FURTHER APPROVALS kEQJHRED:

EXHIBITS:

United StatrJs Corps of Engineers, California Co:astal Cor.fmis-sion.

A. Detail Map. B. Location Map . C. Negative Declaration No. 259.

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IT IS RECOMMEND~;D THAT THE COMMISSION:

1. DETERMINE THAT AN EIR HAS NOT BEEN PREPARED FOR THIS PROJECT BUT THAT A NEGATIVE DECL~RATION HAS BEEN PREPARED BY THE COMMISSION'S STAFF.

2. CERTIFY THAT THE NEIJATIV~ DECLARATION NO. 259, AS AMENDED-, HAS BEEN COMPLETED IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE CEQA OF 1970, AS AMENDED, AND THE STATE EI~ GUIDELINES, AND' THA:." THE COMMISSION HAS REVIEWED AND CONSIDERED THE !NrORMATION CONTAINED THEREIN. . .

3. DETERMINE THAT THE PROJECT WILL NOT HAVE A SIGNIFid~~T EFFECT ON TH.E ENVIRONMENT. .

4. DETERMINE THAT .PORTIONS OF THE PROJECT ARE EXEMPT FROM THE REQUIREM~NT OF CEQA PURSVA~~ TO P.R.C, 2ioa4, i~ CAL. ADM. CODE 15100 ET SEQ., AND 2 CAL. ADM. CODE 2907.

5. DETERMINE THAT THE PROJECT IS CONSISTENT WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ARTICLE 6.5, OF TITLE 2, OF THE CAL, ADM. CODE •

6. FIND THAT ADEQUATE PROVISIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THE PERMANENT PROTECTION OF THE SIGNIFICANT ENVIRONMENTAL CHARACTERISTICS IDENTIFIJ;:D PURSUANT TO ~ECTION: 6370.1, OF THE P.R.C.

7. AUTHORIZE ISSUANCE TO ORANGE COUNTY ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT AGENCY OF A 49-YEAR GENERAL PERMIT - PUBLIC AGENCY USE FROM JULY 1, 1980, ON FILE IN THE OFFICE OF THE COMMISSION; IN CONSIDERATION OF THE PUBLIG HEALTH AND SAF~TY, W~TH THE STATE RES~RVING THE RIGHT AT ANY TIME TO SET A MONETARY. RENTAL IF THE COMMISSION FINDS SUCH ACTION TO BE IN THE STATE'S BEST INTEREST; FOR MAINTENANCE OF TWO EXISTING STORM DRAINS AND GONSTRUCTION AND MAIN­TENANCE OF A THIRD STORM DRAIN ON THE LAND SHO~~N ON EXHIBIT "A" ATTACHED AND BY REFERENCE MAD.E A PART HEREOF •

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Const:rt.t~tior, of an 800' foo·e long storm drain and 140 fooc long ocean outfall system at Capistrano Beach. A"C..ea is residential/beach.· Outfa.ll ends at existing seaw~.ll. '

. . Th.ts ·Ht"" A~IVE DECLARATION is 'pre).., !~d pursuant t.o the requirements ot' the Ca1li!'ornia En1tironmenta.l ~~.ality ·Act (Section 21000 et ... seq. o~ the ?u.blic Re~O\lrces Code; I the State 'EIR' ch1ic.telines· (Section 1$000 et. seq., Title 14, of the Californi~ Administrative Coe~), and the Sta.te bands Commission r9gt.\J.atione {See~ion 2901 et. 3eq;. vi:' Calitor-n.is. Adm.i:li:tr:.tive C~d~): ·

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Contact Par:son: Ted T. Fukushima .~

• State L.ands Com.miss ion 1'807-l3~h Scree t Sac1~nmcnto, CA 958l4

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Orangq County E{'-1A ngl:ccs· j ~ !-n the futur~. it is determined thnt there are ~ignlfic.:inl: wqtcl: quaLicy problcm!i in the ~~can c4~sctj by µr,ban s c:ou«iwiitcr runof E, Orange Gounty. EMA wi 11 undc rt.:ikc mi t iga hi on measures which a.re comm~nsurate with wdter qu.:i:Lity problems caused py this project and, found appropriate and agr~1eable to all affected pur--ties.

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Contact Pcnon: R. S. B'lvan. ,P!,ll ject ·Coordinator' " t '" '

Tc~ephona: J 714} . 834•3814 _

Purpose:__ Storm D_~ain Proj~ct t~ aUeviate a local fl22gin5 ~1roblem 'Maused by:

~ waters flowing across Co~t Highwav mJ,d the !i}dja4ent taibJ.a.Y :tacks.

Loeailon: -I§.~ L Ri'd·1 s~ctien 3~·, ~™' en ,cqp±,et;:anc' aaa¢h,~ a. 6 mi~l;t~-~~ vf- ~

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Des~iption: , Consti."t..tct.ion of .. l!n' 800 foo~ iong ~uotm dtaiil apd ~40 foot t ,lg ocean.

eutfa~l system at -.C~ytr~eacb •. A~e "i!i re~idrmtial/beach, Outfel!

_,ends at existing ~eawa~l=-=· l~·--------..o;.,:..-------------...,...--.. • - PenonsConta-C:ted:, D?mingo Ct'UZ,,, En~ineo;t;. Orange Couqey EMA; R! s. Bavan, Praj~c ..

Coordinator, Orange Count~ E?!iA; Larey Espinoza, Merine Bio.logist, Calif ..

De[?t. of F~_sh and Game: Caj:·y Pier9e_. Sta{f Plamer. Ca:Hfomia Coastal

Conmissioni· Nick Del Ciop1>9. Cali~ia Dept. of Parks· and Recreatipn,

~pe of Historic Preservation,

U. ~NVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS. ,fExplai'n a/I ''y11,_ and 'maylw" answ1riJ Va

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A. Eatth. Will the proposil res~tt in: 1. Unstable tarth conditions or in changes in giJologic sutatructuros? •• , , •• , ••• , • , •••

2. Olsruption1, displacemant5, comp11ctlon, Gr overcoverln; of ~ha soil?., , •• , ••••• , •••

3. Changi In topogr1phV or ground SU,t~&ct r11ief features? , • , , •• , , •••••••••• , ••••

4. Th• dtattuctlon, covering, or modlficatign of anv unique Qtologlc: or physical featuras? ••

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Will,tht propo•al ~oiult In: Substantial air 111m'mi111on1 or dettrioflti~r. of ambitn~ air quality~: •• , , • , •• , , •• : •• . Tht creation of objectionable odors? ••••••••• , •• , ••••• , •• , •• , ••••••••••• .,. Alteration of a1' movement, moistur' or temperatura, or any change In climate, either

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C. t+'attr. Will the proposal result in: ~ '· Changes in the currents, or the course or dlrecth~n of water movmm.,ants, in either-V!'!~l~S>

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Ch~"ges in absof ption rates, drainage ~tttr!'•· or th' rate and amoun~ of surface water riinoffl .................. , •• , , •••••• , • , • , ............. , , ••. , , • , • , •

Alterations to th• course or flow of flood waters? •••••• ~ .••••••••••• ~ • • • , • ~ •• . Change .in the amount Qf surface watu; in :..~v wet!r body? ••••• , ••••••• , •• , •••• ,

Oisch~rge.· lnto surfat1! waters, or in .;.·w :lter~tion of' n,arface w;ter ctuality, Including but not limited to temperature, dissolved oxygen ot t\!rbiditv? ••••••••••• ! ••••••

Alt::r~tion of-th• direction o~ .ra~e 9f fl9w Qf grciun\! '::"~ten? .••.••••• , ••••••.••••

Change in the quantitV of gro~nd wa~ftfs, either through·dlrect additions or withdraw1fs, or through ir.tereeption of an aquifor by ~ts or excavations? ................... .

Substantial ·rtductlon in the &mcun'l: of ~a~ othol'Wlst available for public water supplies? •••••••••••••••••• , ... , , .. • •• , ••••••••••••••••••• , • · .... • •

Exposure of ~opt~ or property to water relate~ hazards such as flooding or tidal wav~s? .

tlant Life. Will ~he proposal result in: 20. Change in the div4rsity ot spec111s, or number of· any species of plants (including trees,

~rubs, grass, crops, and aquatic plants>? , •••••••••• ! •••••••••••••••••• , ••

21. Reduction of the numbP.rs of any unique, rare or undange<ed species of plants? ••••••••

22. lnti'oduc~ion of !lew species of planto into an .area, ..,r'iO o barriir to the !'ormal replen· lshll\ilOt of e:c!sting specie•? ••••••••••• • ••••••• ,, ,.; ••••••••••••••••••••

23. Reduction in acreage of any agricultural cr()p? ••• , • , ••••• : ........ , • , •••••••

E. Animal Lift. Wiil the propcUi result Im ~il. changi in tn•· dl••mit?. cf ~l'!cies, er numbic!rs of any sl>C!cies of animals (birds, land

inlm<1ls including repulei, fish and snelifi~h, oonth\c organisms, or insectsl7 .••••.•••••

26. Reduction of the numbers of any unique, nir1 or e11d11ngered spec:its of animals? •••••••

28. lntroductio1' of new 5pecie~ of animols into an afll, 01 n1su!t In a tmrlar to the migration' or movement of animals? .•••••••• , ........... , , •• , .......... , , •••••••

27. OeteriOl'atlon to existing fish ~ wildlife habitat?, ••••••••• ! •.• , • , , , •••. , , .•.

Noise. Will the proposal result in: 28. lncrtaMt·in existing noise levth? •• , • , •

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29. exposure of peoplt to se'/l'Jrt noise levels? • ' ••••••••••••••• ' .............. .

o. t.11ht and Glart. Will th• proposal resulq In: 30. Thi production of now light or g!l\rt1 , •• , •• , , , ••• , , , ••••••••• , ••••• , ••••

Lond Ust, Will the proposal mult In: 3t. A submntlal alteration o~ tht present or planned tond use of an •rea? ••• , · •••• , •••• ,

Natural Rti11urc~1. Will tht; ptopo~al result In: 3a. lnctt;jst·ln tho r1u1 of us111 of z1w natu~ol rasour~·if, • 1 ••••••• , • 9 •• ~ • ~3. $ubtt4ntlat deplotiOJ'I of ~v.n(tnrencw•bf• r1ucutcot1 ••• , : , , • , ••••••

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~· The involv1mont of 1 risk of·'" ••PloslO!'-O' tho release of hazardous subitancri '(in· duding, bu~ nQ~ 11m1tn1Ho, oil, pesticides •. chem1c~11, or rldi~tion) in the lvent of' an

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Pnpulation, W1il the PfOposat result in: 35. The alteration, distribution, density, or growth rate of th• human populatlon:.of thit

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L. Houslni. Will the prop0t~ result in: 38. Affecting eJCisting housing, or create a d~mand for additional houting? ••••••••• , • , •

M; Transportation/Circulation. Will the propoul res~lt in: 37. Oeneratiori of substan~ial additional vehicular '1'\0vement? ••••• , •••••• , , •••• , •••

38. Affecting existing parking facilities, or create a demand for new parklng7 •••••• \! .•••

39. Substantial im'pact upon existing transparation syatems? •••••••••••• , , , , •••••••

40. Alterationi to pre'stnt patterns of circulation or movement of people and/or good~? ••••

~1. 'Alterationi to w~terbornfi, ·rail, or &ir tr~fflc? •••••••••• ,, ••••••.•••••••••• , ••

42. lncre~se in u~ffic hamds to motor vehicles, bicyclists, or ped~~rlans7 •••••.•••••••

-N. hzblit: Stl7lctJ. .Will the prqposal ·have an effect upon, or.result In 1 need fcr·new.9r altered . govemmental strVtctS in any of. the follc:>WinQ ire~: · 43, Fi'1t p~t>t~ction? .......................... , · .............. !' •••••••••••• . 44. P.otic• protection? .................... _. ..... ·~· ...................... ·1' ••

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Maintensnce of public-facilltl!!S, including roads? .•••.•••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••

42. Other governine:nt~l services? • .. , ., ..•.••..•.. ·• ••.•••••..•.•••. ~ •••..•• ,1

C. ~""I!· Will the proposal re'uh in: 49. .4se of substantli\l amounts of fuel or·en0~gyl •••••••.•••••••••••.••••••••••••

'aO. Substantial increase in demand upon eicigting sources of energy, or require the develop· ment Of new s6\.3rcel? . ...•...••• .,. •. ,. ••••••••.•.•.•••.••.••..•••.•.•••

P. Utilitits. Will the proponl result in a need for new .syste'1\S, or substantial alterations to the i.:.iiowiny u~lli\iii:

51. Power or natura~·;as? . .... ,. ...• :· •.•••• , ..•.•...•• • ................. .

62. Communication systems? ..... , ..•• ~'! , ........ , •••••••••• " • , .......... , ,

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0. HuMan /l~aflh. Will thfl ~topos~I result in: 67, Crtatlon of any health hanrd !lr potential healttl hazard (u,luding m&ntal health)? ••••

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Artkul1~1.lral/Ws11imtli. Will the propo~~· '"'* In: 6~. }~n altmtlori $>f a ~l!Jnificant arch~olo~ic.tl ot f\lstcri~a~ iitt1 ttruct~te, obitct1 or bUihtlng? •.•

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62. Cots the project have the potentl~l to d~qradt t~e-~dity e>f tho onvlrot;~nt; ~I.let tha'habit~,, of Hilh a,t w1lcJlafo· SptCIH, c~~st • fish·or \fllldlife population to d~~e b!ilow Nlf·su1Jai~lng lev~ls, ti')riaten to· 11im1nata a pla~t ~' 1n1m1tl commun1:v.•. re~uct the number or'-1mtr1ct the roinAt of • m• or. endanucr~ pl~nt or an!m,al or ehttunate lmpor· ~t 11t1m5)IH of the m~lor pcnods of C1hforn11 hl1\a1.'J of p11h11tcrv7 •••••••••••••

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Ooct¥ the project have· the potential to achieve short-tirm, to th• disadvantage of long• urm. lnvir0nn1ental gottlsl .......•••• ft •• ' ......... ,., ••••••••• ' • ,, ••• ' ••••

Does the project hav~ lm~cts which are lndivl~ually llmi'ttd.l bui cumulatively. con· std8raOt8? • ......... ., •• • ••••••••••••••••••• ~ ·~ ' • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Ooes the prciec:t hav!! environmental effec~s which wilH:ause 1ubstintlal adversr ef~ec:ts on'huri't~n being$, •ithet direc,ly or indirectly?' ••••••••••• , l •• , • , ••• , • •••. • • • ••

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Sti. DISCUSSION OF ENVIRONM~NTAL flVALU~'flON· A.2: E~cavati~n, B~lµilling • . ail.4 compaJ?tion is assocj.ated .~ith storm drain construction.

Contrac~ specif;ication'and inspectiqns will insure prudent excavati~n and -~~~.i:ion d~~!ll~ co~tru~d~~~

B.8 •. The use .of ui;echa?lical equ~pment du~!ng th~. construction: pf the storm drain will .cau~~· .. ioca~ ¢egradation of .air quali~y. Thi:> eype. Q~ ¢.or\s~;uction may creat;~ ~igni!ic~t ·~ilnts f)f ·dust. ·f'l~Itj.~l e~sential use. of cq,uip~ent will be arr~ge4 during anvStag~ ~I· 9r Ul mnog .alert. ·All eq~ill;lilf!Jlt will meet emissions st;an<;latd!,. Ci:'nt:I:"act spe(:if.ications to requi;r.-e ~\St control.

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. C.13. "nte constructi'On of 'the sto~ d:-ain wiit aiter ex~sting causes of floqd ·waters .in the area, an,d w11i eliminate ponct.~ng. The project will il;nprove local drainage

and minµtlze seasonal flooding in the area.

f .28. Higher l'evels of noise •iUr oc;:~~ 'due to ~o~ttµct:f,on equipment. J;:quipm~nt usage lri.11 ~e l~mited by con~ract specifications to no~ working hours. 'Equipment :u;t conform to ~l! a.p~!!ca.ble no~se regulations. •

M.42. ·St~~~.t ~::;:avaUon will present a haz~d t;o p~destrians and v6'h,i:c:le~. All p~dper s~ety measures .. as per contract specifications - will be.employed, including ~lagmen, barrier~.. and' sigru;. ,

N~47. Storm d~~in will ~equire ro~tine maintena.n~e. Pbriodic ·inspections and maintenance· ~Y existing county work force will be conducted. .

lV. DETERMINATION

On tilt !Nsi5 of this initi*I tvnhmlon:

0 I find tha proposed projoct COULD NQT h111t 1 signlficinuffet:t on thr1 tinvironment, and a NEGATIVE OECLARATION Wiii (>t prepared.

tKl I tinU that alt~ough tho oropoiad p1oltct t~tJld have a $IOOific;int tff11ct on th• environment, thare will not be o sigl"ificant effect in this c.ne bccoiust the m1U9~t100 Mei1um dt\~ ibed on an,luached sh11et have bean ·'Jdded to the project. A NEGATIV.E DECl..ARATlON will.b: pto~rcul;

0 & fini:f the ~OJ>Ostd projc";H\1AV tme a•si~lflcant effoct on tho~nvir ment, and an ENVlRONMENiAl. IMf)AC'l' SEPORi ,,, required. · , /'./" ./'::? ~ • "j;'.,,./41J'f"',,,J .• Q_r;,:... .._ ... ____ "'!-''!"'>'""-""'!

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Larry Espinoza, Marine Biotoglst Call~ot;"nia Departnamt of' F~sh and Game· 3SQ Colden S.hore Long Beach, Ca,, ifQrni.a 90802

G~ry P~~rce, St1ff •tanner Califbr.nia Coastal Comm~ssion ~66 E •. 9ce.an Blvd. Suite 3107 Lon~ ~e~ch, Ca1ifbrnla '90801

~egi9nal li:~~·er Quality <;lonttol Board .• ~egiort· 8 - Project Review~r

6~~3 ~ndiana A.ve • .,, ·$uite 1 R:tv~rsid.e, C.al-1fornia 92506

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.Cali1~9rrii'a ·Oepay;tme1't of Park~ an4 ~ecr~atic;m. Offtce· of Historic P.teservati:on 122:0· K St.reet (3rd fioo?-:) . Sa~r~me~t6~ C~lifor~i~ 95~14

Sacramento Area Office United States ·Fish and Wildlife Service 2·soo .. Cottage Way, Room East 2740· Sa~·r~ment.o·, Cal~fo1;·nia 9ssis Chi~f of Engineer~ng Unit;ed $tat.es Army ·cor,ps of Engineers Los Angeles.District . P'. O~ Box~ 2711, 300 N" L. A,, St. Los Angeles,, Cali-fornia 9005,3

County of Ot'21nge Envi~onmental M~nag~men~ Ag~nc;y Development Division, R. ,S. Bavan P. o. Box 1078 Santa Ana, California 9,2701

Mr. Mike Thiele City of San Clemente Planning Department 100 Presidio San Clemente, California 92672

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