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Parks, Recreation, & Community Services
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6/21/2016
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2021
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Section 5 <br />Injection Well Site NISI -5: The injection Well Would be constructed below an <br />existing paved parking area. The site is surrounded by several species of trees <br />and turf grass bordered by an ornamental groundcover of Japanese Honeysuckle <br />(Lonicerajaporfica). The trees nearest the project site are dominated by <br />Eucalyptus with Jacaranda (Jacaranda mimosifolia) and Western Sycamore <br />(Platanus racemosa) on the fringes. Besides turf there are no additional layers to <br />the understory except for a few patches of Japanese Honeysuckle which is not <br />high value habitat for wildlife. The site did not contain suitable habitat to Support <br />special status plant or special wildlife species. <br />Shared Recreation/Communication Structure 1: Shared <br />Recreation/Communication Structure 1 would be constructed on an improved <br />asphalt area that is adjacent to an existing soccer field complex. There is minimal <br />vegetation at this project site. The site is dominated by turf grass with two young <br />sycamores that provide minimal wildlife value. The two Western Sycamores <br />(Platanus racernosa) are less than 5 years of age and would be removed during <br />the construction stage of this site. There is a large patch of Acacia (Acacia <br />redole17S) located on the north and west side of this site but there should be <br />minimal impact to this vegetation during the project. The site did not contain <br />Suitable habitat to support special status plant or special wildlife species. <br />Shared Recreation/Communication Structure 2: Shared Structure 2 would be <br />constructed within the footprint of an existing rest room structure. There is very <br />little vegetative diversity at this site and is composed of only two vegetation <br />communities, turf and Eucalyptus. The Eucalyptus trees are specimen trees <br />which surround the existing structure on three sides. The Eucalyptus trees would <br />not be impacted during the construction operations for the Proposed Project, The <br />site did not contain suitable habitat to support special status plant or special <br />wildlife species. <br />Table IS: Centennial Park Plant Vegetation Communities <br />specie s <br />Common name <br />Native/Non -Native <br />Acacia Redoiens <br />Prostrate Acacia <br />Non-Native <br />Jacaranda mimosifolia <br />Ratanus racernosa <br />Jacaranda <br />western S cannon <br />Non-Native <br />Native <br />Eucalyptus cornaldulensps <br />Red GUrn Eucal yptus <br />Non-Native <br />LqnicerqjOpqnica <br />Japanese Honeysuckle <br />Non-Native <br />Pennisetuni setaccurr; <br />Sti a tenuissima <br />Fountain Grass <br />Mexiean Feather Grass <br />Non-Native <br />Nan - Native <br />Mid Basin Centennial Park�tq&nf <br />tiProject Final EIR 5-42 <br />
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