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2.0 HABITAT GAINS AND LOSSESTABLE 12Conservation By JurisdictionTotalAcresConservedfrom January1, toDecemberTotal AcresConservedbetweenFebruary 2000andDecemberPercentof MiddleRange ofTargetReachedas of December31, 2005JurisdictionLow End ofTargetRangeHigh EndOf TargetRange 31,2005 31,2005Banning 50 90 0 0 0Beaumont 5,440 9,060 0 5,626 α 78%Calimesa 1,240 2,240 195 678 39%Canyon Lake 30 50 0 0 0Corona 330 610 0 0 0Hemet 620 1,000 0 0 0Lake Elsinore 4,830 7,870 301 2,490 39%Moreno Valley 80 130 169 1,030 981%Murrieta 1,580 3,200 111 342 14%Norco 60 140 0 0 0Perris 720 1,400 0 0 0Riverside 55 125 0 0 0San Jacinto 1,580 2,680 0 0 0Temecula 600 1,380 0 0 0Unincorporated, County of Riverside 107,265 159,800 3,336 13,217 α 10%Totals 124,480 189,775 4112 23,383 17.6%αThe acres acquired reflect a reduction of 2,540 acres of SKR habitat within the City of Beaumont and Riverside County as a result of the March Air ForceBase Reserve trade out for SKR habitat as mapped by Riverside County, 2001 within the boundaries of the Potrero acquisition.Western Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 2-33
3.0 ACTIVITIES WITHIN PLAN AREA3.0 ACTIVITIES WITHIN PLAN AREA3.1 Grading/Building Permit ActivityTable 13, Grading/Building Permits and Projects Issued between January 1 and December 31,2005, lists grading/building permits issued by Permittees between January 1 and December 31,2005. Multiple types of permits (e.g., building, grading) were issued by the Permittees forvarious types of land development activities. However, for MSHCP annual reporting purposes,multiple permits issued on one parcel were counted as one permit. For example, often parcelsreceive a grading permit followed by a building permit. Both of these permits signaldevelopment of the parcel and should therefore only be counted as a single permit. It should alsobe noted that often Permittees issued building permits on projects that were approved prior toMSHCP implementation (June 22, 2004).TABLE 13Grading/Building Permits and Projects Issuedbetween January 1 and December 31, 2005Acreage onPermitteeNumber ofGrading/BuildingPermits IssuedTotal Acreageon Permits IssuedPermits Issuedoutside of CriteriaAreaAcreage Impacted byPermit Issuancewithin Criteria AreaBanning 94 149 149 0Beaumont 67 466 466 0Calimesa 121 423 330 94Canyon Lake 62 30 30 0Corona 55 78 72 7Hemet 73 970 970 0Lake Elsinore 140 1,047 528 519Moreno Valley 122 909 909 0Murrieta 329 771 433 338Norco 19 20 20 0Perris 136 589 589 0Riverside, City of 308 848 837 11San Jacinto 82 330 321 9Temecula 549 569 418 151Unincorporated, County of3,552 11,885 9,540 2,344Riverside, and Agric GradingTotals 5,709 19,084 15,612 3,473Western Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 3-1
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