Ordinance No._____- 2012 AN ORDINANCE ... - San Juan County

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Pigeon Guillemot Short-eared owl Sooty grouse Vesper sparrow Western bluebird Western meadowlark Wilson’s snipe This seabird nests in colonies in burrows on sandy and rocky cliffs. Infrequently mowed pastures, prairie, and herbaceous wetlands without trees. Extensive conifer forest on main islands. Savanna, prairie, and fields with scattered shrubs. Oak woodland and fields with nest boxes or many standing dead trees. Savanna, prairie, and fields with scattered shrubs. Herbaceous wetlands and wet fields with scattered shrubs Page 50 of 56 Ord. ____-2012 ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●In areas with short eared owls, establish wetland buffers based on a Water Quality- Sensitivity Rating of “High” and a Habitat Importance-Sensitivity Rating of “High”. Protect buffers in accordance with SJCC 18.30.150. Protect larger herbaceous wetlands. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Minimize fragmentation of most extensive forested areas caused by roads, driveways, and extensive tree removal. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Avoid pesticide use in or near active nesting areas. ●Avoid removal of dead standing trees in or near active nesting areas. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Avoid pesticide use in or near active nesting areas. ●In areas with western meadowlark, establish wetland buffers based on a Water Quality- Sensitivity Rating of “High” and a Habitat Importance-Sensitivity Rating of “High”. Protect buffers in accordance with SJCC 18.30.150. ●Prevent disturbance of active nesting areas during the spring. ●Avoid pesticide use in or near active nesting areas. ●In areas with Wilson’s snipe, establish wetland buffers based on a Water Quality-Sensitivity Rating of “High” and a Habitat Importance- Sensitivity Rating of “High”. Protect buffers in accordance with SJCC 18.30.150. Fish Salmon Some spawning in San Juan County Compliance with general aquatic protection N:\LAND USE\LONG RANGE PROJECTS\PCODES-11-0004 CAO FWHCAs\Docs from PC and CC\FWHCAOrdCC_2012-10-26.doc
Chinook Chum Coho Pink Sockeye Steelhead Rockfish Boccocio Canary Yelloweye Insects Great arctic butterfly Island Marble Butterfly Sand verbena moth Taylor’s Checkerspot butterfly Valley silverspot butterfly streams. All anadromous (migratory) populations feed in nearshore areas in the San Juans on their way to the ocean. Food sources include small fish and insects, including insects that flow into nearshore waters from upland streams and wetlands. Only recorded US population located on Orcas Island. Dependent on forest openings and rocky balds. Only remaining populations on San Juan (American Camp) and Lopez Islands. Dependent on Puget Sound Peppergrass and other native mustards and non-native mustards. Only recorded US populations on San Juan Island and in Clallam County. Dependent on native sandy coastal habitat and Sand Verbena (Abronia) for larval food plant. Extremely rare and declining throughout range. Associated with maritime prairies and shorelines along the Strait of Juan De Fuca, the postglacial gravelly outwash and mounded prairies of the Puget Trough, and open island prairies with a dominance of original vegetation. Host plants include the native seaside plantain (Plantago maritima macrocarpa) and the nonnative English plantain (P. major lanceolata). Concentrations have been found in SJ County on Long Island, and possibly Lopez Island. Current status unknown. Dependent on Western Blue Violet (Viola adunca). Declining populations in San Juan Islands. Extinct in many Page 51 of 56 Ord. ____-2012 requirements of this the San Juan County Codesection. In areas with great arctic butterflies: ●Avoid the use of insecticides and herbicides. ●Protect rocky balds. In areas with island marble butterflies: ●Avoid the use of insecticides and herbicides. ●Limit grazing and agricultural land disturbance. ●During land development protect areas with food sources including Puget Sound peppergrass and other native and non-native mustards, In areas with sand verbena moths: ●Avoid the use of insecticides and herbicides. ●Limit grazing and agricultural land disturbance. ●During land development protect areas with food sources including Sand Verbena (Abronia). In areas with Taylor’s checkerspot butterflies: ●Avoid the use of insecticides and herbicides. ●Limit grazing and agricultural land disturbance. ●During land development protect areas with plantain. In areas with valley silverspot butterflies: ●Avoid the use of insecticides and herbicides. ●Limit grazing and agricultural land N:\LAND USE\LONG RANGE PROJECTS\PCODES-11-0004 CAO FWHCAs\Docs from PC and CC\FWHCAOrdCC_2012-10-26.doc
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