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<br />Draft Environmental Impact Report <br />Bernal Property Phase II Specific Plan <br /> <br />SDecies Status* Habitat Potential For Occurance <br />long-legged myotis FSC Generally associated with Low. Suitable roost habitat may be <br />Myotis volans woodlands and forested available in snags. <br /> habitats. Large hollow <br /> trees, rock crevices and <br /> buildings are important <br /> day roosts. Other roosts <br /> include caves, mines and <br /> buildings. <br />Yuma myotis FSC Known for its ability to Moderate. Snags probably provide <br />Myotis yumanensis survive in urbanized suitable roost habitat. <br /> environments. Also <br /> found in heavily forested <br /> settings. Day roosts in <br /> buildings, trees, mines, <br /> caves, bridges and rock <br /> crevices. Night roosts <br /> associated with man- <br /> made structures. <br />greater western FSC,CSC Found in a wide variety of Low. Suitable roost habitat not present; <br />mastiff bat habitat. Distribution may occasionally forage over the Study <br />Eumops perotis appears to be tied to Area. <br />calif amicus large rock structures <br /> which provide suitable <br /> roosting sites, including <br /> cliff crevices and cracks in <br /> boulders. <br />pallid bat CSC Occupies a variety of Moderate. Suitable foraging habitat and <br />Antrozous pal/idus habitats at low elevation snags probably provide suitable roost <br /> including grasslands, habitat. <br /> shrublands, woodlands, <br /> and forests. Most <br /> common in open, dry <br /> habitats with rocky areas <br /> for roosting. <br />riparian brush FE,SE Forage within or very Low. Northwest of known distribution. <br />rabbit close to brushy cover, <br />Sylvi/agus bachmani along trails, and fire <br />riparius breaks in riparian areas. <br />Berkeley kangaroo FSC Open grassy hilltops and Not Present. Areas of chaparral and <br />rat open spaces in chaparral woodland not present in Study Area. <br />Dipodomys and blue oak/digger pine <br />heermanni woodlands. Needs fine, <br />berkeleyensis deep, well-drained soil for <br /> burrowing. <br /> <br />012 <br />