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Chapter 3 Conservation Strategy • CZ-4. Protect existing populations (two CNDDB records) and survey for new occurrences. • CZ-5. Protect existing populations (two CNDDB records) and survey for new occurrences. • CZ-6. Protect existing populations (one CNDDB record) and survey for new occurrences. • CZ-7. Protect existing populations (one CNDDB record) and survey for new occurrences. • CZ-10. Survey for new occurrences in suitable habitat. East Alameda County Conservation Strategy 3-78 October 2010 ICF 00906.08
Table 3-1. Conservation Goals for Land Cover within the East Alameda County Conservation Strategy Study Area. Land Cover Tota Are l in Study a (acres) Open Typ Space e 1 Open Spac Type 2 e Open Space Type 3 Open Space Type 4 Not in Open Space (acres) Protection Goal: percent <strong>of</strong> total in study area Acres Already Protected: Type 1 or 2 Open Space Acres Not Protected (Not in Type 1 or 2 Open Space) Northern Coastal Scrub / Diablan Sage Scrub 2 , 700 280 494 752 130 1044 , 75% 774 1926 , 1251 , Northern Mixed Chaparral / Chamise Chaparral 2,684 0 0 129 233 2,322 75% 0 2,684 2,013 Oak Woodland Blue Oak Woodland 26,321 273 3,854 3,656 206 18,332 75% 4,127 22,194 15,614 Coast Live Oak Forest and Woodland 1,221 38 184 209 1 788 75% 222 999 694 Mixed Evergreen Forest / Oak Woodland 32,497 635 7,105 5,217 1,022 18,518 75% 7,740 24,757 16,633 Conifer Woodland Coulter Pine Woodland 74 0 60 13 0 0 75% 60 14 0 Foothill Pine-Oak Woodland 22,695 0 1,944 260 128 20,363 75% 1,944 20,751 15,077 Sargent Cypress Woodland 653 0 0 0 0 653 90% 0 653 588 Riparian Forest and Scrub Mixed Riparian Forest and Woodland 2,323 37 176 412 220 1,477 75% 214 2,110 1,529 Mixed Willow Riparian Scrub 664 0 0 11 120 533 75% 0 664 498 Sycamore Alluvial Woodland 597 0 299 239 26 33 90% 299 298 238 Wetlands Alkali Wetland 717 16 80 7 1 613 90% 96 621 549 Perennial Freshwater Marsh 62 0 0 31 22 9 90% 0 62 56 Seasonal Wetland 547 3 12 4 27 501 90% 15 532 477 Open Water Pond 413 30 24 51 23 285 75% 54 359 256 Ornamental Woodland 40 0 10 14 4 11 0% 10 30 Subtotal All Agricultural Land Cover Types 11,376 7 44 1,389 2,691 7,245 Urban - Suburban 28,973 11 33 977 668 27,283 0% 44 28,929 Rural Residential (
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