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6 <br />A number of state and federally listed species, as well as other special status species (i.e., <br />candidate species for listing and California Species of Special Concern) have been documented <br />in the vicinity of the project site. These include, but are not limited to, animals such as the <br />Callippe silverspot butterfly (Speyeria callippe callippe), California tiger salamander <br />(Ambystoma californiense), burrowing owl (Athene cunicularia), and American badger (Taxidea <br />taxus); and plants such as Congdon’s tarplant (Centomadia parryi ssp. congdonii). This report <br />evaluates the project site’s suitability as habitat for these and other species; impacts that may <br />occur to these resources as a result of the project; and, where potentially significant impacts are <br />identified, includes mitigations to lessen such impacts on these resources to a less-than- <br />significant level. <br />1.1 Project Description <br />The proposed project includes construction of 39 single family homes on lots averaging 26,000 <br />s.f. (0.6 acres), with a minimum lot size of 17,500 s.f. (0.4 acres). The homes will be clustered <br />on approximately 28 to 30 acres on the low, flat portion of the site, below the 25% slope line, <br />while approximately 81 acres of open space on the more visible foothills will be preserved as the <br />most prominent feature of the site. The conservation area acreage is proposed to be preserved in <br />perpetuity via the establishment of in a deed restriction, conservation easement, or similar <br />conservation mechanism, along with a habitat management plan. Pedestrian access from Alisal <br />will enter through a small passive park surrounding an existing wetland area near the western <br />boundary of the site, and then continue on a trail through an open space parcel that runs between <br />the homes in that portion of the site. The trail then continues to the open space area on the <br />eastern side of the site, ultimately connecting to the open space to the north of the site. In <br />addition to the homes, trails and associated infrastructure, the project will include the <br />stabilization of a portion of the slopes occurring to the east of the development and above the <br />25% slope line, approximately 4.25 acres. <br />The project proposal includes a General Plan Amendment and corresponding amendment to the <br />Happy Valley Specific Plan (HVSP) which would: <br />a) change the MDR designation on the upper lots to Open Space, and <br />b) change the SRDR designation on the Flats area to LDR.
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