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VOLUME 1 - THE PLAN
Section     Preliminary Administrative Draft MSHCP 2 Page No.
MSHCP DEFINITIONS AND ACRONYMS LIST Def/Acri-i
     
1.0 INTRODUCTION 1-1
  1.1 Project Location and Scope 1-1
  1.2 Purpose and Need 1-4
    1.2.1 Background 1-4
    1.2.2 Riverside County Integrated Project 1-5
    1.2.3 Riverside County Conservation Planning Context 1-8
    1.2.4 Regulatory Context 1-10
    1.2.5 Public Outreach 1-15
    1.2.6 Related Documentation 1-16
  1.3 Goals and Objectives 1-16
         
2.0 PLAN AREA DESCRIPTION AND SETTING 2-1
  2.1 Existing Biological Setting 2-1
    2.1.1 Data Sources and Limitations 2-1
    2.1.2 Bioregions 2-14
    2.1.3 Vegetation Communities 2-16
    2.1.4 Species Considered for Conservation in the MSHCP 2-28
  2.2 Land Use Context 2-49
    2.2.1 Existing Land Use 2-49
    2.2.2 Planned Land Use 2-49
    2.2.3 Institutional/Political Framework 2-49
  2.3 Demographic Considerations 2-55
    2.3.1 Historical Growth 2-55
    2.3.2 Forecast Growth 2-56
    2.3.3 Infrastructure Needs 2-57
         
3.0 CONSERVATION PLANNING PROCESS/DESCRIPTION AND AREA PLAN CRITERIA OF THE MSHCP CONSERVATION AREA 3-1
  3.1 Conservation Planning Process 3-1
    3.1.1 Process Background 3-1
    3.1.2 Overall MSHCP Coals and Conservation Planning Context 3-1
    3.1.3 Compilation of Existing Data 3-1
    3.1.4 Applicable Conservation Biology Principles 3-3
    3.1.5 Review of Reserve Selection Models and Methods 3-5
    3.1.6 Conceptual Conservation Scenario 3-8
    3.1.7 Informal Gap Analysis 3-10
    3.1.8 Identification of Alternatives and Selection of Proposed Alternative 3-13
    3.1.9 Conceptual Reserve Design/Criteria-Based Area 3-14
    3.1.10 Description and Analysis of MSHCP Conservation area 3-15
  3.2 Description of the MSHCP Conservation Area 3-16
    3.2.1 The MSHCP Plan Map 3-16
    3.2.2 The MSHCP Conservation Area 3-18
    3.2.3 Cores and linkages within the MSHCP Conservation Area 3-23
  3.2 Area Plans 3-109
    3.3.1 Introduction to Area Plans 3-109
    3.3.2 Eastvale Area Plan 3-119
    3.3.3 Elsinore Area Plan 3-126
    3.3.4 Harvest Valley/WinchesterArea Plan 3-159
    3.3.5 Highgrove Area Plan 3-166
    3.3.6 Jurupa Area Plan 3-173
    3.3.7 Lake Mathews/Woodcrest Area Plan 3-183
    3.3.8 Lakeview/Nuevo Area Plan 3-199
    3.3.9 Meade Valley Area Plan 3-216
    3.3.10 The Pass Area Plan 3-233
    3.3.11 Reche Canyon/Badlands Area Plan 3-253
    3.3.12 REMAP Area Plan 3-276
    3.3.13 San Jacinto Valley Area Plan 3-329
    3.3.14 Sun City/Menifee Area Plan 3-366
    3.3.15 Southwest Area Plan 3-372
    3.3.16 Temescal Canyon Area Plan 3-448
    3.3.17 Cities of Riverside/Norco Area Plan 3-466
  3.4 Alternative Conservation Strategies Considered in the Conservation Planning Process 3-475
    3.4.1 Listed, Proposed and Strong Candidate Species Alternative 3-475
    3.4.2 Listed and Proposed Species Alternative 3-479
    3.4.3 Existing Reserves 3-482
    3.4.4 No Project/No MSHCP Alternative 3-492
         
4.0 ASSEMBLING THE MSHCP CONSERVATION AREA 4-1
  4.1 Summary of Actions to Assemble the MSHCP Conservation Area 4-2
  4.2 Contributions of Existing Public Lands 4-3
    4.2.1 Existing Federal and State Lands 4-3
    4.2.2 Existing Local Government Lands 4-4
  4.3 Conservation of Privately Owned Lands 4-5
  4.4 The Role of Federal and State Governments in Reserve Assembly 4-8
   

4.4.1

 Existing Federal and State Lands 4-9
    4.4.2 Habitat Acquisitions by Federal and State Governments 4-10
    4.4.3 Additional Federal and State Contributions 4-11
  4.5 Actions by Local Governments 4-12
    4.5.1 Non-Acquisition Means of Conservation by Local Governments 4-13
    4.5.2 Additional Reserve Assembly by Local Governments 4-14
  4.6 Private Conservation or Mitigation Areas/Conservation Banks 4-15
    4.6.1 Private Conservation Banks and Mitigation Areas in the MSHCP Plan Area 4-16
    4.6.2 Establishment of Future Private Conservation Banks or Mitigation Areas 4-16
  4.7 Indirect Fiscal Impacts of the MSHCP 4-17
         
5.0 MANAGEMENT AND MONITORING 5-1
  5.1 Management/Adaptive Management Framework 5-1
  5.2 MSHCP Management and Adaptive Management Programs 5-2
    5.2.1 Proposed Management Activities 5-3
    5.2.2 Preliminary Management Units Description 5-37
  5.3 Biological Monitoring Program 5-49
    5.3.1 Introduction 5-49
    5.3.2 Monitoring Goals and Objectives 5-51
    5.3.3 Monitoring Program Implementation Sequence 5-52
    5.3.4 Inventory, Monitoring, and Sampling Considerations 5-54
    5.3.5 Vegetation Community/Wildlife Habitat Inventory and Monitoring 5-60
    5.3.6 Covered Species Inventory and Monitoring 5-64
    5.3.7 Responsibilities, Coordination, and Reporting 5-80
    5.3.8 Data Management 5-80
    5.3.9 Anticipated Levels of effort and Estimated Costs 5-83
         
6.0 MSHCP IMPLEMENTATION STRUCTURE 6-1
  6.1 Local Implementation Measures 6-1
    6.1.1 Property Owner Initiated Habitat Evaluation and Acquisition Negotiation Strategy (HANS) 6-2
    6.1.2 Protection of Species Associated with Riparian/Riverine areas and Vernal Pools 6-19
    6.1.3 Protection of Narrow Endemic Plant Species 6-26
    6.1.4 Guidlines Pertaining to the Urban/Wildlands Interface 6-41
    6.1.5 Maintenance of Existing Habitat Conditions Prior to Reserve Assembly 6-46
    6.1.6 Mitigation Responsibilities 6-48
  6.2 Agriculture 6-55
  6.3 Database Updates and Refinements/Need for Surveys 6-60
    6.3.1 Vegetation Mapping 6-60
    6.3.2 Additional Survey Needs and Procedures 6-61
  6.4 Fuels Management 6-68
  6.5 Criteria Refinement Process 6-70
  6.6 Cooperative Organizational Structure for Implementation and Management of the MSHCP 6-74
    6.6.1 General 6-74
    6.6.2 Regional Conservation Authority 6-74
    6.6.3 Regional Conservation Authority Executive Director 6-81
    6.6.4 Reserve Management Oversight Committee 6-83
    6.6.5 Reserve Managers 6-86
    6.6.6 Reserve Monitoring 6-87
    6.6.7 Independent Science Advisors 6-88
  6.7 Reserve Assembly Accounting 6-89
  6.8 Assurances for Unforeseen and Changed Circumstances 6-94
    6.8.1 No Surprises Rule 6-94
    6.8.2 Reconciliation of the No Suprises Rule, Unforeseen Circumstances and Adaptive Management in the MSHCP 6-96
    6.8.3 Changed Circumstances 6-98
  6.9 Application of Certain FESA Requirements 6-105
  6.10 Modifications and Amendments to the MSHCP 6-108
    6.10.1 Modifications 6-108
    6.10.2 Minor Amendments 6-109
    6.10.3 Major Amendments 6-110
  6.11 Annual Review and Oversight 6-112
         
7.0 COVERED ACTIVITIES/ALLOWABLE USES 7-1
  7.1 Covered Activities Outside Criteria Area 7-1
  7.2 Covered Activities Within Existing Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-1
    7.2.1 Existing Roads Within Existing Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-1
    7.2.2 Planned Roads Within Existing Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-7
    7.2.3 Cajalco Road Realignment and Widening 7-8
    7.2.4 Future Facilities Within Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-11
  7.3 Covered Activities Inside Criteria Area 7-12
    7.3.1 Public and Private Development Consistent with MSHCP Criteria 7-12
    7.3.2 Single-Family Homes on Existing Legal Parcels Within the Criteria Area 7-13
    7.3.3 Agricultural Lands Within the Criteria Area 7-14
    7.3.4 Existing Roads Within the Criteria Area 7-16
    7.3.5 Planned Roads Within the Criteria Area 7-22
    7.3.6 State Park Facilities 7-53
    7.3.7 Flood Control Facilities 7-55
    7.3.8 Future Facilities 7-59
  7.4 Allowable Uses in MSHCP Conservation Area 7-63
    7.4.1 Compatible Uses 7-63
    7.4.2 Conditionally Compatible Uses 7-64
         
8.0 MSHCP FUNDING/FINANCING OF RESERVE ASSEMBLY AND MANAGEMENT 8-1
  8.1 Introduction 8-1
  8.2 Estimated Costs of Plan Implementation 8-2
    8.2.1 Total Local Program Costs 8-3
  8.3 Costing the Local Implementation Program 8-4
    8.3.1 Acquistion Costs for Additional Reserve Lands 8-4
    8.3.2 Reserve Management Costs 8-5
    8.3.3 Biological Monitoring Costs 8-5
    8.3.4 Program Administration Costs 8-6
    8.3.5 Adaptive Management Costs 8-6
    8.3.6 Use of Management and Monitoring Funds to Benefit the Total MSHCP Conservation Area 8-7
  8.4 Local Implementation Plan 8-7
    8.4.1 Development Review 8-7
    8.4.2 Conservation Tools Not Requiring Full Acquisition 8-8
    8.4.3 Local Permittees' Acquisition of Additional Reserve Lands 8-10
    8.4.4 State Permittees' Acquisition of Additional Reserve Lands 8-11
  8.5 Local Funding Program 8-13
    8.5.1 Funding Sources 8-14
  8.6 Adequacy of Funding 8-19
    8.6.1 Additional Funding Needs Resulting from Land Acquisition Costs Increasing Faster than Revenues 8-20
    8.6.2 Increased Funding Needs Resulting from Management or Monitoring Costs Increasing Faster than Revenues 8-20
    8.6.3 Increased Funding Needs Resulting from Adaptive Management Costs Increasing Faster than Revenues or the Endowment Projection Not Being Met 8-21
    8.6.4 Need for Additional Funding Resulting From the Need to Acquire More than 56,000 Acres Locally Due to the Conservation Anticipated under Section 8.3.1 8-21
    8.6.5 Revenue Collections and Land Acquisitions do not Keep Pace with Land Development 8-22
  8.7 Use of Debt Financing to Address Need for Cash Flow Increase 8-22
  8.8 Long-Term Financing for Management 8-23
  8.9 Participation by Cities 8-24
  8.10 Approach to Costs and Funding Projection 8-24
         
9.0 CONSERVATION AND INCIDENTAL TAKE ESTIMATES 9-1
  9.1 Overall Conservation and Impact Estimates of Vegetation Communities 9-1
  9.2 Covered Species 9-3
  9.3 Minimization and Mitigation Measures 9-19
       
10.0 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 10-1
  10.1 List of Preparers 10-1
  10.2 Advisory Groups 10-5
       

APPENDICES
Appendix A Planning Agreement  
Appendix B Supporting Documentation for Funding of the MSHCP  
  B-01 Appendix B-01  
  B-02A Budget Years 1-5  
  B-02A Budget Years 6-10  
  B-02A Budget Years 11-15  
  B-02A Budget Years 16-20  
  B-02A Budget Years 21-25  
  B-02A Staffing Years 1-5  
  B-02A Staffing Years 6-10  
  B-02A Staffing Years 11-15  
  B-02A Staffing Years 16-20  
  B-02A Staffing Years 21-25  
  B-02A Vehicle Capital Equipment Purchase Replacement Plan  
  B-02A 25 Year Budget  
  B-02A 25 Year Projected Staffing  
  B-03 Appendix B-03  
  B-04 Budget 02-03  
  B-04 Equipment  
  B-04 Revenue/Appropriations  
  B-05 Conceptual MSHCP Implementation Alternatives  
  B-06 Appendix B-06  
  B-07 Riverside County Transportation Commission Transportation Expenditure Plan and Retail Transaction and Use Tax Ordinance  
  B-08 DRAFT - RCIP Comparison of Year 2000 Lane Miles to General Plan Buildout Lane Miles  
  B-08 Lane-Miles  
  B-09 Waste Management Tonnage Estimate and Auxiliary Collection Estimates  
  B-09 Calculated Information  
Appendix C Standard Best Management Practices  
Appendix D Model Conservation Easement  
Appendix E Summary of Species Survey Requirements  
         
LIST OF FIGURES  
         
1-1   Regional Map 1-2
1-2   Vicinity Map 1-3
         
2-1   MSHCP Vegetation Map 2-2
2-2   CSS Habitat Quality Model Map 2-4
2-3   MSHCP Mapped Wetland Resources 2-8
2-4   Sensitive Soils 2-10
2-5   500-Foot Elevation Ranges 2-12
2-6   Bio-Regions & Generalized Vegetation on Hillshaded Relief in MSHCP Plan Area 2-13
2-7   Existing Land Use 2-50
2-8   Area Plans and Cities 2-51
2-9   Status of Land Ownership Map 2-53
       
3-1   MSHCP Plan Map 3-17
3-2   Schematic Cores and Linkages Map 3-24
3-3   Area Plans and Subunits 3-112
3-4   Eastvale Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-124
3-5   Eastvale Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-125
3-6   Elsinore Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-157
3-7   Elsinore Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-158
3-8   Harvest Valley/Winchester Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-164
3-9   Harvest Valley/Winchester Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-165
3-10   Highgrove Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-171
3-11   Highgrove Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-172
3-12   Jurupa Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-181
3-13   Jurupa Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-182
3-14   Lake Mathews Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-197
3-15   Lake Mathews Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-198
3-16   Lakeview/Nuevo Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-214
3-17   Lakeview/Nuevo Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-215
3-18   Mead Valley Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-231
3-19   Mead Valley Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-232
3-20   The Pass Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-251
3-21   The Pass Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-252
3-22   Reche Canyon/Badlands Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-274
3-23   Reche Canyon/Badlands Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-275
3-24   REMAP Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-327
3-25   REMAP Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-328
3-26   San Jacinto Valley Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-364
3-27   San Jacinto Valley Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-365
3-28   Sun City/Menifee Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-370
3-29   Sun City/Menifee Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-371
3-30   SWAP Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-446
3-31   SWAP Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-447
3-32   Temescal Canyon Area Plan with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-464
3-33   Temescal Canyon Area Plan with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-465
3-34   Cities of Riverside & Norco with Cells, Cell Groups & Subunits Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-473
3-35   Cities of Riverside & Norco with Vegetation, Cells and Cell Groups Keyed to MSHCP Criteria 3-474
3-36   Listed, Proposed and Strong Candidate Species Alternative 3-477
3-37   Listed and Proposed Species Alternative 3-480
3-38   Existing Reserves Alternative 3-484
         
5-1   MSHCP Conceptual Management Units with Criteria Area 5-39
         
6-1   Narrow Endemic Plant Species Survey Area with Criteria Area 6-28
6-2   Criteria Area Species Survey Area 6-62
6-3   Amphibian Species Survey Areas with Criteria Area 6-64
6-4   Burrowing Owl Survey Areas with Criteria Area 6-65
6-5   Mammal Species Survey Areas with Criteria Area 6-66
6-6   Rough Step Analysis Units with Criteria Area 6-90
         
7-1   General Plan Circulation Element with Criteria Area 7-23
7-2   Existing Community Trails with Criteria Area 7-66
7-3   Planned Trails with Criteria Area 7-68
         
9-1   Place Names - Geographic Features 9-11
9-2   Place Names - Geologic Features 9-12
9-3   Place Names - Rivers, Creeks & Water Bodies 9-13
9-4   Bioregions with Criteria Area 9-14
9-5   CSS Habitat Quality Model Map with Criteria Area 9-15
9-6   MSHCP Mapped Wetland Resources with Criteria Area 9-16
9-7   Sensitive Soils with Criteria Area 9-17
9-8   500-foot Elevation Ranges with Criteria Area 9-18
         
LIST OF TABLES
         
2-1   Summary of Collapsed and Uncollapsed Vegetation Communities Classification 2-17
2-2   Species Considered for Conservation under the MSHCP since 1999 2-29
2-3   Land Distribution by Jurisdiction 2-52
2-4   Planned Land Uses Within Unincorporated County Land 2-54
2-5   Planned Land Uses Within Incorporated Land 2-54
2-6   Existing Vs. Planned Land Use Within Western Riverside County 2-55
         
3-1   Estimate of Conservation by Vegetation Community 3-20
3-2   Target Acreage Ranges by Area Plan Subunit 3-113
3-3   Criteria for Eastvale Area Plan 3-122
3-4   Criteria for Elsinore Area Plan 3-136
3-5   Criteria for Harvest Valley/Winchester Area Plan 3-162
3-6   Criteria for Highgrove Area Plan 3-169
3-7   Criteria for Jurupa Area Plan 3-177
3-8   Criteria for Lake Mathews/Woodcrest Area Plan 3-189
3-9   Criteria for Lakeview/Nuevo Area Plan 3-204
3-10   Criteria for Mead Valley Area Plan 3-222
3-11   Criteria for The Pass Area Plan 3-238
3-12   Criteria for Reche Canyon/Badlands Area Plan 3-259
3-13   Criteria for REMAP Area Plan 3-286
3-14   Criteria for San Jacinto Valley Area Plan 3-336
3-15   Criteria for Sun City/Menifee Area Plan 3-369
3-16   Criteria for Southwest Area Plan 3-384
3-17   Criteria for Temescal Canyon Area Plan 3-454
3-18   Criteria for Cities of Riverside and Norco 3-470
3-19   Listed, Proposed and Strong Candidate Species Alternative Vegetation Summary 3-478
3-20   Listed and Proposed Species Alternative Vegetation Summary 3-481
3-21   Existing Reserves Alternative Vegetation Summary 3-483
3-22   Summary of Potential Species Conservation under Existing Reserves Alternative 3-485
3-23   Summary of Existing Reserves Within MSHCP Plan Area 3-493
3-24   Existing Listed Species Within the MSHCP Plan Area 3-496
         
4-1   Estimated Conservation of Habitat on Private Lands in Plan Area by Vegetation Community 4-6
4-2   Estimated Conservation of Habitat on Private Lands in Plan Area by Area Plan 4-6
4-3   MSHCP Reserve Assembly Lands Conserved Between February 3, 2000 and July 31, 2002 4-15
         
5-1   Factors to Be Considered in Management Responses to Disturbance Regimes 5-8
5-2   MSHCP Covered Species Management Matrix 5-13
5-3   Existing Management Entities for Management Unit 1 5-40
5-4   Existing Management Entities for Management Unit 2 5-41
5-5   Existing Management Entities for Management Unit 3 5-43
5-6   Existing Management Entities for Management Unit 4 5-45
5-7   Existing Management Entities for Management Unit 5 5-48
5-8   Summary of Survey Requirements for Covered Species as per the Species Objectives 5-72
5-9   Estimated Total Personnel - Years by Level of Effort and Position Level 5-84
5-10   Estimated Total Cost (In 2002 Dollars) for Personnel and Equipment/Supplies by Level of Effort and Position Level 5-85
         
6-1   Narrow Endemic and Criteria Area Survey Plant Species Attributes and Habitat Affinities 6-30
6-2   Plants That Should Be Avoided Adjacent to the MSHCP Conservation Area 6-43
6-3   Additional Reserve Lands Within Rough Step Analysis Units by Vegetation Community 6-91
         
7-1   Existing Roads Within Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-1
7-2   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Impacts Within Public/Quasi-Public Lands 7-8
7-3   Existing Roads Permitted to Remain in the Criteria Area 7-16
7-4   Circulation Element Roadways Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-24
7-5   Summary of Vegetation Communities Impacted by Freeways 7-30
7-6   Winchester to Temecula Alternative 1 Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-32
7-7   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Alternative 1b Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-34
7-8   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Alternatives 5a & 5e Shared Alignment - Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-35
7-9   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Alternatives 5a Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-35
7-10   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Alternatives 5c Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-36
7-11   Hemet to Corona/Lake Elsinore Alternatives 5e Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-36
7-12   San Bernadino to Moreno Valley Corridor Impacts to Vegetation Communities Occurring Within the Criteria Area 7-37
7-13   Potential Flood Control Projects Within the MSHCP Criteria Area 7-56
7-14   Potential Water/Wastewater Projects Within the MSHCP Criteria Area 7-60
7-15   Waste Management Facilities Within Public/Quasi-Public Lands and the Criteria Area 7-61
7-16   Assumptions for Covered Trails and Facilities Within the MSHCP Conservation Area 7-67
7-17   Anticipated Impacts for Covered Trails and Facilities Within the MSHCP Conservation Area 7-69
7-18   Anticipated Impacts for Covered Trails and Facilities Within the MSHCP Conservation Area by Vegetation Community 7-69
         
8-1   Assembly of Additional Reserve Lands 8-2
8-2   Total Local Program Costs 8-3
8-3   Local Land Acquisition Costs 8-4
8-4   Local Reserve Management 8-5
8-5   Local Public/Regional Funding Sources 8-19
         
9-1   Overall Vegetation Community Conservation and Impact Estimates 9-2
9-2   Species Conservation Summary 9-22
         
 
 
 

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