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Ca-IPC: The Inventory Database Page 9 of 11locally higher.Aes ynomene rudisrough jointvetchEval NoListD C D 3.2 • GV Serious agricultural weed, but not known tohave impacts in wildlands.Aira caryophylieasilver hairgrassEval NoListD C A 2.6 -CA-FP Widespread in grasslands, but impactsappear negligible.Anthemmayweed chamomile, dogfennelEval NoListD B B 2.4 • CW • GV • NW Abiotic and wildife impacts unknown• SN • SWChorisnora tenellablue mustardEval NoListU C C 1.5 • CaR • GV • SW Impacts unknown• GBConvolvulus arvensisfield bindweedEval NoListC B B 3.5 • All CA Only known as agricultural weedDaucus carotawild carrot, Queen Anne's lace Eval NoListD C B 2.7 • All CA Very widespread, but primarily in disturbedsites, particularly roadsidesD morphothecasinuataAfrican daisyEval NoListD C B 1.8 • CW • GV • SW Impacts to abiotic processes and plantcommunities unknownErodium botrysbroadleaf filareeEval NoListD C A 2.8 • CA-FP Present in wildlands but known impacts arenegligible. Often transient.Erodiumbrachycarpumshort-fruited filareeEval NoListC C A 2.6 • CA-FP Present in wildlands but known impacts arenegligible.Often transient.Erodium moschatumwhitestem filareeEval NoList2.7 • CA-FP Primarily an agricultural weed, little impactin wildlands.Euphorbia lathyriscaper spurgeEval NoListD C B 2.2 • CW • GV • NW Abiotic impacts unknown• SWGeranium moliedovefoot geraniumEval NoListB A 1.7 • CA-FP Present in wildlands, but known impacts arenegligibleGleditsia triacanthoshoney locustEval NoListB C 3.3 • GV Impacts unknown and distribution verylimitedLactuea s -nolaprickly lettuceEval NoListD B B 3.1 • All CA Primarily an agricultural and roadside weedLotus corn ic:a la trbirdsfoot trefoilEval NoListD B B 2.8 • CA-FP • GB Primarily a turf or agricultural weed in CAMelilotus officinayellow sweetcloverEval NoListD C C 3.3 • CA-FP •GB Present in human-disturbed habitats onlyNerium oleanderoleanderEval NoListD B D 2.6 • CaR •GV Not known to be invasive, although reportedfrom riparian areas in Central Valley andSan Bernardino Mtns-I 1: -« \ Rri-vri nt=-v 10/13/201C
Cal-IPC: The Inventory DatabasePage 10 of 11Nothoscorciurn gracile false garlicEval No D B D 2.1 • CW • GV • SW Mainly an urban garden weed.ListNymphaea odorataOxalis cornicuiatafragrant waterlilycreeping woodsorrelEval No D B C 2.3 • GV • SN • SW Present only at one site.ListEval No D C C 2.2 .All CA Primarily a turf weed in CAListParkinsonia aculeataMexican Palo VerdeEval NoListD B D 2.2 • GV • SW Has not escaped into wildland enough tocause impacts.Plantago coronopuscutleaf plantainEval No U C B 1.7 • CW • GV • NW Impacts unknown. Common on north coastList• SN • SWSolanumelaeagnifoliumsilverleaf nightshadeEval NoListD B C 2.8 • CA-FP • D Primarily agricultural weed, but escaping towildlands in other countries. May prove to bemore important in future.Sonchus asperspiny sowthistleEval No D B B 3.1 • All CA Primarily an agricultural weedListTaraxacum officinale common dandelionEval No D B B 2.8 • CA-FP • GB Primarily a turf weed in CAListTragopogon dubiusyellow salsifyEval NoListD C B 3.2 • CW • GV •SN• SWGenerally a minor component of disturbedareas.tlimus purnilaSiberian elmEval No D B B 2.5 • GV • SN Impacts unknownList• DMojVerbena bonariensis, tall vervain, seashore vervainVerbena litoralisEval No D B C 2.1 • CaR • GV • NW Often in disturbed areas of irrigation canalsListVicia villosahairy vetchEval NoListD C B 2.8 • CA-FP Primarily an agricultural weed, Widespreadbut impacts minor in wildlands.Vulpia bromoidesPhragcrutesaustralissquirreltail fescuecommon reedEval No D C B 2.9 • CA-FP Less common than V. myurosListNative B B B 2.5 -All CA Genetic issues make it unclear which strainsare native to CA,". ,Imp. =ImpactInv. = InvasivenessDis. = DistributionDoc. = Documentation Level (Documentation level averaged)A = SevereB = ModerateC = LimitedD = NoneU = Unknownhttp: //www. cal- ipc .org/ip/inventory/weedlistphp?region=GV&prinry 1 0/1 3/201 0
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Since the City did not adopt an ord
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Hydrozones, Plant Factors, and Irri
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Staff also recommends that if grey
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7. California Invasive Plant Counci
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On the motion by Commissioner , sec
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1. All new homeowner provided lands
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is based upon the area's reference
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B. The property owner shall submit
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than 10 feet wide 0.4F. Landscape D
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H. Irrigation Schedules. Irrigation
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3. The city shall also recognize th
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Title 23. WatersDivision 2. Departm
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(n) "established landscape" means t
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(ss) "overhead sprinkler irrigation
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(c) Upon approval of the Landscape
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areas irrigated by each valve, and
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52Appendix A - Reference Evapotrans
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