Staff Report and WELO Ordinance - StopWaste.Org

More documents

Recommendations

Info

Cal-IPC: The Inventory DatabasePage 7 of 11Dactylis glomerataDescurainia soph:aErodium cicutaorchardgrassflixweed, tansy mustardredstem filareebut may be significant in meadows of CaR.Limited C B B 2.9 • CA-FP •GB Grasslands, broadleaved forest, woodlands;common forage species. Impacts appear tobe minor.Limited C B B 1.9 • All CA Scrub, grassland, woodland. Impacts appearto be minor, but locally more invasive in NECA.Limited C C A 3.1 • All CA Many habitats. Widespread. Impacts minorin wildlands. High-density populationstransient.Eucalyptuscamaldulensis .red gumLimited C C C 2.2 -CW •GV • NW• SWMainly southern CA urban areas. Impacts,invasiveness and distribution all minor.Euphorbia oblongataHypochaeris glabraIris pseudacorusLythrumhyssopifoliuma reMedicagopolymorphafvlyosotis latifo iaoblong spurgesmooth catsearyellowflag irishyssop loosestrifewhite horehoundCalifornia burclovercommon forget-me-notLimited C C B 2.0 • CaR • CW • GV Meadows, woodlands. Limited distribution.• NW • SN Impacts unknown. Locally in dense stands.Limited C B B 3.1 • CA-FP Scrub and woodlands. Widespread. Impactsappear to be minor. Some local variability.Limited C B C 2.3 • CaR •CW • GV Riparian, wetland areas, esp. southern CA.• NW • SW Limited distribution. Abiotic impactsunknown.Limited C B B 3.0 • CA-FP Grasslands, wetlands, vernal pools.Widespread. Impacts unknown, but appearto be minor.Limited C C B 2.8 • CA-FP • DMoj Grasslands scrub, riparian areas.Widespread. Rarely in dense stands.Impacts relatively minor.Limited C C A 2.8 • CA-FP Grasslands. Widespread weed of agricultureand disturbed areas. Impacts in wildlandsminor.Limited C B B 2.2 • CA-FP • DMoj Coniferous forest, riparian. Little informationon impacts.Giea europaeaoliveLimited C B B 2.5 • CW • GV • NW-SWA problem in Australia. Currently a rareescape in CA but is of concern due to thepossibility of spread from planted groves.PhytolaccaamericanaPicris echioidescommon pokeweedbristly oxtongueLimited C B C 2.8 -CA-FP riparian forest, riparian woodlandLimited C B B 2.4 • CA-FP Coastal prairie, scrub, riparian woodland.Widespread locally. Abiotic impactsunknown.httn://www.cal-ine.or2/in/inventorv/weedlist.php?region=GV&print=yr 10/13/2010
Cal-IPC: The Inventory Database Page 8 of 11Piptatherummiliaceurnsmilograss Limited C B B 2.4 • CW -GV - NW• SN - SWCoastal dunes, scrub, riparian, grassland.Expanding range. Impacts largely unknown.Plantago I o buckhorn plantain, EnglishplantainLimited C C B 2.1 • CA-FP Many habitats. Turf weed primarily. Lowdensity and impact in wildlands.Poa pratensis Kentucky bluegrass Limited C B B 2.7 -All CA Grasslands scrub, riparian areas.Widespread turf plant. Abiotic impactsunknown.Polypogonmonspei.emsis andsubspp. •rabbitfoot polypogon, annualbeardgrassLimited C C B 2.3 -All CA Margins of ponds and streams, seasonallywet places, edge of coastal dunes.Widespread. Impacts appear to be minor.Raphanus sativus radish Limited C C B 2.5 -CA-FP Present at low levels in numerous habitats.Widespread in disturbed sites.Ric us unis castorbean Limited C B B 2.5 • CaR • CW • GV Coastal scrub and prairie, riparian areas.• SN • SW Widespread in southern CA. Impacts locally• DMojvariable.Rob n apseudoocociablack locust Limited C B B 2.8 • CA-FP • GB Riparian areas, canyons. Severe impacts insouthern states. Impacts minor in CA.Rumex crispus curly dock Limited C C A 2.7 -All CA Grasslands, vernal pool, meadows, riparian.Widespread. Impacts appear to be minor.Salsol a tragus Russian - thistle Limited C B B 2.8 -All CA Desert dunes and scrub, alkali playa.Widespread. Impacts minor in wildlands.Saponaria offieinalis bouncingbet Limited C B C 2.5 • CW • GV • NW• SW • GBSchinus rriolie Peruvian peppertree Limited C B B 2.5 • CW • GV • SN• SWRiparian scrub and woodland. Impactsunknown or minor, but appear to be locallyvariable.Riparian. Limited distribution. Impactslargely unknown in CA.Schismus arobicus,Schismus barbatusmediterraneangrass Limited B C A 2.3 • CW • GV -SWDScrub, thorn woodland. Widespread indeserts. Impacts can be more importantlocally.Senecio jacobaea tansy ragwort Limited C B B 2.8 -CA-FP Grasslands, riparian. Impacts generallyminor. Can be locally important in NW CA.Silybuni blessed milkthistle Limited C C A 3.5 • CA-FP Grasslands, riparian. Widespread, primarilyin disturbed areas Impacts can be higherlocallySinapis arvensis wild mustard, charlock Limited C C C 2.9 -CA-FP Grasslands. Primarily in disturbed sites.Impacts minor or unknown in wildlands.OCOTamarix ophylia athel tamarisk Limited C B B 3.5 • GV -SW • D Desert washes, riparian areas. Limiteddistribution. Impacts minor, but can ber„„inn --7-1;ILTRT rirint =-‘7 10/13/201C
Page 1 and 2:
LIVERMORECALIFORNIAPLANNING COMMISS
Page 3 and 4:
Since the City did not adopt an ord
Page 6 and 7:
Hydrozones, Plant Factors, and Irri
Page 9:
Staff also recommends that if grey
Page 12 and 13:
7. California Invasive Plant Counci
Page 14 and 15:
On the motion by Commissioner , sec
Page 16 and 17:
1. All new homeowner provided lands
Page 18 and 19:
is based upon the area's reference
Page 20 and 21:
B. The property owner shall submit
Page 22 and 23:
than 10 feet wide 0.4F. Landscape D
Page 24 and 25:
H. Irrigation Schedules. Irrigation
Page 26 and 27:
3. The city shall also recognize th
Page 28 and 29:
Title 23. WatersDivision 2. Departm
Page 30 and 31:
(n) "established landscape" means t
Page 32 and 33:
(ss) "overhead sprinkler irrigation
Page 34 and 35:
(c) Upon approval of the Landscape
Page 36 and 37:
(2) In this next hypothetical examp
Page 38 and 39:
4. total soluble salts;5. sodium;6.
Page 40 and 41:
5641.1, 5641.2, 5641.3, 5641.4, 564
Page 42 and 43:
areas irrigated by each valve, and
Page 44 and 45:
(5) Each irrigation schedule shall
Page 46 and 47:
(b) Model Homes. All model homes th
Page 48 and 49:
52Appendix A - Reference Evapotrans
Page 50 and 51:
Independence 1.7 27 3A 6.6 8.5 9.5
Page 52 and 53:
56King City 1.7 2.0 3.4 4.4 4.4 5.6
Page 54 and 55: 58County and City Jan Feb Mar Apr M
Page 56 and 57: Gerber Dryland 0.9 1.6 3.2 4.7 6.7
Page 58 and 59: SECTION B. WATER BUDGET CALCULATION
Page 60 and 61: Estimated Total Water Use =gallonsS
Page 62 and 63: Fax No.TitleEmail AddressLicense No
Page 64 and 65: Draft 10-13-101. New construction a
Page 66 and 67: Draft 10-13-1019. "Drought tolerant
Page 68 and 69: Draft 10-13-10equipment, proper ins
Page 70 and 71: 74Draft 10-13-1079. "Rehabilitated
Page 72 and 73: Draft 10-13-103. Irrigation schedul
Page 74 and 75: Draft 10-13-10Uncovered pools and s
Page 76 and 77: Draft 10-13-10shall be submitted as
Page 78 and 79: Draft 10-13-103. Irrigation Design
Page 80 and 81: Draft 10-13-10purposes of 13.25.060
Page 82 and 83: Draft 10-13-10b. All of the followi
Page 84 and 85: Draft 10-13-103. Attaining to the g
Page 86 and 87: STATE OF CALIFORNIADEPARTMENT OF FO
Page 88 and 89: Album vineale L. non Sch.-Bip. ex R
Page 90 and 91: B Centaurea sulphurea Wind. Sicilia
Page 92 and 93: B Fulona citiosa (Thunbcrg) Nakai h
Page 94 and 95: Pennisetum clandestinum Chiov.K kuy
Page 96 and 97: A Sphaerophysa salsula (Pall.) DC.
Page 98 and 99: Cal-[PC: The Inventory Database Pag
Page 100 and 101: Cal-IPC: The Inventory DatabasePage
Page 102 and 103: Cal-IPC: The Inventory Database Pag
Page 106 and 107: Ca-IPC: The Inventory Database Page
Page 108 and 109: Ca1- PC: The Inventory Database Pag
Page 110: NOTES
show all

Staff Report and WELO Ordinance - StopWaste.Org

You also want an ePaper? Increase the reach of your titles

Delete template?

Save as template?