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-- ...." 1.5 Oak Savanna habitats should be created on the crowns of major landforms with a southwest facing orientation. Initial planting proportions should be approximately 20 percent tree cover and BO percent grass meadows, 1.6 Plant materials should be arranged according to hydro-zones, groupings that have the same water requirements, and soil and sun exposure needs. 1. 7 A wildland/urban interface vegetation plan shall be prepared to delineate the various plant species proposed for open space areas, outline the manner in which open space is to be managed, and provide for the seasonal mowing or discing of potential fire risk areas near residential, commercial and public facility sites. Habitat Creation Policy 2: Arroyo de la Laguna. Expand and enhance the existing Valley Foothill Riparian habitat along the Arroyo de la Laguna. Habitat Creation Policy 3: Existing Water Basins. Expand and enhance the wetland habitats at two existing storm water detention/water quality basins. Habitat Creation Policy 4: Access Routes. Orient open space roads, trails and paths in relation to creeks, woodlands and meadows. Habitat Creation Policy 5: Education. Create demonstration gardens that illustrate planting design, irrigation and storm water filtration best practices. Trails Objective TO DEVELOP A COMPREHENSIVE SYSTEM OF TRAILS THROUGHOUT THE PLANNING AREA. Trails Policy 1: Trail System. Develop a comprehensive system of accessible trails linking developed areas and open space throughout the Planning Area as a top priority. Guidelines: 1.1 Trail and path systems should be constructed to connect all developed facilities and open space destinations. 1.2 The pedestrian circulation system should interconnect all stops, multi-use trails, jogging and hiking paths, bicycle lanes and transit stops. 1.3 Trails and paths should connect the various plant community areas (Figure 4-1), 146 Grand Park Design Element