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3.0 ACTIVITIES WITHIN PLAN AREACorona Drains, Line 7A, Stage 2, is located within the City of Corona. The project consists ofthe construction and subsequent operation and maintenance of approximately 4,400 linear feet ofunderground storm drain system within existing street rights-of-way. The project alignmentbegins at the intersection of Grand Boulevard and Fullerton Avenue, heading south on GrandBoulevard and onto Garretson Avenue, culminating at Old Mill Road.Corona Drains, Line 46, Stage 1, is also located within the City of Corona. The project consistsof the construction and subsequent operation and maintenance of approximately 7,300 linear feetof underground storm drain system within existing rights-of-way. The project alignment beginsat Temescal Wash and 6th Street and runs east along 6th Street/Magnolia Street. The line thenforks into Temescal Street southeasterly for approximately 450 linear feet while continuing onMagnolia Street and turning southeast on Neece Street for about 450 linear feet and, finally,ending approximately halfway between Magnolia Avenue and the Riverside Canal.3.4.6 California State ParksCalifornia State Parks approved a construction contract for extension of a potable water line toservice the existing Lake Perris Visitor’s Center. Previously, the Visitor’s Center accessedpotable water via Lake Perris. A new line, which utilizes Eastern Municipal Water District’sfacilities, will be constructed to supply a new, more reliable source of water to this facility.3.4.7 CalTransCalTrans did not approve any construction contracts in 2005.3.4.8 City of Moreno ValleyThe City of Moreno Valley approved the construction contract for the Aqueduct Bike Trail. Thistrail spans from John F. Kennedy Drive to Pan Am Boulevard and consists of a bike path,benches, and other associated facilities.3.5 Participating Special Entity PermitsThe RCA may grant MSHCP take authorization to non-signatory public agencies under theParticipating Special Entity provision, as described in Section 11.8 of the ImplementationAgreement. The MSHCP defines “Participating Special Entity” as any regional public facilityprovider, such as a utility company or a public district or other agency, that operates and/or ownsWestern Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 3-10
3.0 ACTIVITIES WITHIN PLAN AREAland within the MSHCP Plan Area. The RCA reviewed and approved the inclusion of oneParticipating Special Entity under the Plan in 2005. The Rancho California Water District,sought approval under the Plan for the Tucalota Reservoir project.3.6 Criteria RefinementAs indicated in Section 6.6.2F of the MSHCP, Permittees are expected to implement the MSHCPconsistent with Cell Criteria. In cases where a Permittee and/or landowner believes thatconservation objectives could be achieved in an alternative location or alternative Reserve designscenario, the criteria can be refined to reflect such modification. A criteria refinement wasintroduced through the City of Murrieta in early 2005. This criteria refinement suggested analternative conservation scenario for over 700 acres described for conservation in the Plan inProposed Core 2. This criteria refinement was ultimately abandoned. Subsequently, the RCA,County and City of Murrieta began joint work on a criteria refinement for the entirety ofProposed Core 2. Discussion of a work plan, process, procedures, contracts for professionalservices, and a budget began in late 2005. No other criteria refinements occurred during 2005.3.7 Memoranda of UnderstandingMany of the covered species and associated sensitive habitats are located in federal and statelands. For these reasons, existing federal and state lands were included in the existing 365,000acres of public/quasi-public lands. Assumption for conservation of these lands came with therequirement that memoranda of understanding (MOU) between these state, federal, and othergovernmental/quasi-governmental agencies must be established to ensure that lands are managedin concert with covered species’ needs.U.S. Forest Service. The U.S. Forest Service is responsible for management of lands within theSan Bernardino and Cleveland National Forests, located along the eastern, western, and southernboundaries of the Plan Area. In October and November 2004, the RCA General Manager metwith Forest Supervisors to begin development of the MOU. The RCA provided information tothe Forest Supervisors on roles, obligations, and timeframes for development of the MOUs.Work on MOU completion continued throughout 2005. The MOUs are expected to becompleted in 2006.Western Riverside County MSHCP October 2006Annual Report (January 1, 2005 through December 31, 2005) 3-11
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