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2.0 HABITAT GAINS AND LOSSESThrough 2005, acquisitions within thisrough step unit included over 1,900acres of conservation within the CriteriaArea. The Long Beach Equities Parcel(300 acres) was acquired in this roughstep unit in 2005.Development within Rough Step 8 hasoccurred mostly within the areas of theunincorporated County but also withinthe Cities of Lake Elsinore and Canyon Lake.Rough Step 8 SnapshotAcres in Rough Step: 409Acres out of Rough Step: 375Of total acres conserved in 2005:• Acres acquired: 300• Acres set aside through planning process: 0• Acres donated: 0• Acres obtained through easement: 0As a result of this rough step analysis, the RCA and Permittees are refocusing acquisition effortstoward grasslands and Riversidean alluvial fan sage scrub within Rough Step 8. In early 2006,the RCA acquired two parcels that included over 70 acres of habitat within this rough step area.As of fall 2006, the RCA is actively working to acquire 75 additional acres within Rough Step 8.2.2 Conservation by Area PlanAs stated above, Area Plans are used as an MSHCP performance measure unit to monitorsuccess of Plan implementation. The 16 Area Plans relate to County planning boundariesassociated with the Riverside County General Plan (see Figure 11, Western Riverside CountyMSHCP Area Plan Boundaries and SubUnits).During Plan preparation, a Conceptual Reserve Design was roughly sketched onto a vegetationmap, which was overlaid with planning species occurrence data, biological issues, and otherecological and geographical features. The Conceptual Reserve Design was developed to helpdraft Area Plan criteria and develop target acreage ranges for Area Plans and subunits. Flexibilityis incorporated in the target acreage ranges to allow Reserve Assembly to be informed byproject-specific data and planning processes.Table 10, Conservation by Area Plan, provides a summary of all conservation achieved to datewithin each Area Plan, as well as the target conservation acreages identified for each Area Planin MSHCP Section 3.3, Area Plans. Target conservation acreages include an overall targetconservation acreage (public/quasi-public lands plus additional Reserve lands). The low andhigh range targets included in Table 10 reflect only the additional Reserve lands targets, ratherthan the overall Area Plan targets, which include previously conserved lands, such as thepublic/quasi-public lands. This distinction in the data below provides, for annual reportingpurposes, an additional check-and-balance mechanism for Reserve Assembly. The fourthWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 2-25
Western Riverside County MSHCP Area Plan Boundaries and SubUnitsM£Orange CountyArea Plan BoundaryArea Plan Sub UnitsIn Various ColorsMSHCP BoundaryEastvale!"a#NORCOM»CORONATemescal CanyonPublic/Quasi-Public Conserved LandsHighwaysCitiesWater BodiesMqJurupaRIVERSIDECities of Riverside and NorcoLake Mathews / Woodcrest!"a#M¦!"a#MqCANYONLAKE LAKEELSINOREElsinoreHighgroveMarchMead ValleyMORENO VALLEY7
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