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Program 1.6: Analyzclneltlae potential impacts on wildlife populations and habitats_it> before developing projects using the CalifOmia Environmen/al QJlalitv AeI (CEQA) process or other processes as relevant. reo ie.. of de, dOl'ment f'rojeet.l. Program 1.7: Minimize active recreation - sports. b",mes exercising. and fishing - within natural habitat areas." Pertuit passive recreation such as hikin!, bicycling. horseback riding. nature and cultural resource study photography and picnicking. Program 1.8: Design site sensitive recreation or interpretive facilities to minimize intrusion within natural public open space.3" Limit public access. including hiking: trails. into sensitive habitat areas when warranted. Program 1.9: Plant native species wherever possible in public and private landscaping and provide wildlife habitat in new landscaping:. where appropriate. Program 1.10: Design storm retention and drainage ponds. groundwater-recharge areas. and watercourses as wildlife habitats when appropriate and environmentally sound. Program 1.11: Support appropriate development intensity adjacent to areas desig,nated as Wildlands Overlay. Policy 2: Preserve heritage trees throughout the Planning Area. Program 2.1: Strongly encourage preservation of heritage trees: where preservation is not feasible. the City will require tree replacement or a contribution to the Urban Forestt:y Fund. The City encourages no net loss of trees. Program 2.~: Follow the provisions of the City's Ileli/age Tree Ordinall'~, PleaJan/on Municipal Code Chapter 17.16. Tree Preservation. when reviewing future development projects. Policy 3: Preserve and enhance streambeds and channels in a natural state, except where needed for flood and erosion control. Program 3.1: Develop and implement ordinances and policies that provide for the preservation and restoration of riparian corridors, and establish tnitigation rC(luircmcnts for modifications to such corridors. Program 3.2: Develop policies and standards restoring riparian corridors when flood- channelization. In cooperation with Zone 7 that include and erosion-control activities rcqUlrc Program 3.3: Utilize habitat preservation and reclamation measures when designing flood- and erosion-control projects to limit impacts on plants and wildlife. 2<) Natural habitat areas are those that provide the natural environment and conditions for plants and/or animals to live. 30 Nanual open space is any public or private land or water that is unimproved and devoted to opcn-space use. Con os l1elTlL"fll. CC 082906, rcJlinc VII-33 City COllllciI8/29/2006