CHINO HILLS CHINO HILLS. September 6, 2012 OPEN SPACE MANAGEMENT PLAN
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1 September 6, 2012
2 Welcome! Today s Agenda Introduction Purpose and Scope of the Open Space Management Plan Where Have We Been? Presentation of Preliminary Findings Exercise: Issue identification and Priority Setting Next Steps
3 Purpose and Scope of Open Space Management Plan Multi faceted effort to preserve, enhance and manage Chino Hills community open space Funded by a Sustainable Communities Grant from the State of California Strategic Growth Council Address the following topics: Habitat Enhancement and Protection Mitigation Banking Alternative Energy Generation Hillside Development Policies Agricultural Opportunities
4 RRM DESIGN GROUP PLANNING, MAPPING,DESIGN, PROJECT MANAGEMENT Keith Gurnee Diane Bathgate, AICP THE THE NATELSON DALE GROUP ECONOMICS, MITIGATION BANKING, ALTERNATIVE ENERGY MICHAEL BRANDMAN ASSOCIATES Roger Dale Jun Lee, Esq. BIOLOGICAL RESOURES Ken Lord, PH.D., RPA Kelly Rios, Biologist SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE EDUCATION (SAGE) AGRICULTURE Sibella Kraus
5 Project Area
6 Where Have We Been? Kick off Meeting Key Stakeholder Interviews Parks and Recreation Meeting Preliminary Mapping Inventories and Special Studies
7 Stakeholder Interviews Summary Value of open space as open space Need to develop greater connectivity, loop trails and expanded trail network Maintain fire safe standards of the CVIFD including access and buffering Need for fine tuning city s hillside development policies as affect RR and RA areas Management and techniques must be financially sustainable Improve opportunities and partnerships for open space and habitat education Trails should be available for equestrians, hikers and bicyclists, however concerns with compatibility Value of healthy lifestyles Concerns regarding open space encroachments
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9 Open Space Areas
10 Land Ownership 645 existing open space parcels Range from 36 square feet to 242 acres All open space parcels owned by City Of the 645 parcels: 7 parcels are larger than 100 acres 64 parcels are larger than 10 acres 360 parcels are greater than 0.5 acres 285 parcels are less than 0.5 acres
11 Trail System 39 miles of trails Trails are assigned a difficulty rating 15 major trailhead access points Trail types Urban multi use trails Rural multi use trails Multi use combination trails
12 Trail System
13 Chino Hills State Park Owned and managed by California State Parks 14,000 acres 65 miles of trails Stretches 31 miles and links the Santa Ana Mountains to the Whittier Hills Supports many animal species Adjacent to, but not a part, of the Chino Hills Open Space Management Plan
14 Existing Open Space Regulations Chino Hills General Plan Community Vision Land Use Element Parks, Recreation and Open Space Element Conservation Element Safety Element Chino Hills Parks, Recreation and Open Space Master Plan Update Chino Hills Municipal Code Chapter Recreation and Open Space District Chapter Planned Development District Chapter Fire Hazard Overlay District Chapter Biotic Resources Overlay District Chapter Scenic Resources Overlay District
15 Open Space Encroachments Issue being addressed separately from this effort Encroachments include: Trees and shrubs Fences Structures
16 Revenue Generation Opportunities Mitigation land banking Renewable energy Agriculture uses Other revenue generating options identified by City and Technical Advisory Group
17 Biological Resources Habitat Types Riparian/aquatic habitat Southern willow scrub Southern sycamore alder riparian woodland Riverine Upland habitat Coastal sage scrub Chaparral Oak woodland Annual Grasslands Selected Special Status Species Bell s vireo Southwestern willow flycatcher Western yellow billed cuckoo Yellow breasted chat Yellow warbler Southwestern pond turtle Two striped garter snake California gnatcatcher Coast horned lizard Coast patch nosed snake Orange throated whiptail Northern red diamond rattlesnake Long eared owl
18 Biological Resources
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20 Review Existing Information CNDDB Searches Aerial Photography of the Study Area Review of City wide Biological Overview prepared by Glenn Lukos Associates Field check of vegetation map
21 Site Selection Criteria Examine study area by aerial photography Restoration Area Needs Baseline of existing native vegetation with mixture of nonnative Variety of habitat types in proximity Drainages in the area Accessibility for both restoration efforts and public access when completed
22 Site Confirmation Field visit to confirm site selection Examine area for mix of native and non native species Assess location for future nature center
23 Potential Restoration Site & Nature Center
24 Develop Preliminary Restoration Plan Assess current site condition Determine species to remove and how to do Determine plant palette for restoration effort Outline mitigation and monitoring plan
25 Permit Mitigation Site Assess permit requirements Determine type of habitat and acreage needs Review existing materials for area within open space to meet permit needs Assess location and develop plan
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27 Mitigation Land Banking Develop projects impacting protected species and their habit are often required to provide off site habit and management resources to compensate for project impacts In many cases, it is more efficient for developers to buy in to an existing mitigation land bank than to acquire and perpetually maintain their own replacement habitat For City owned land resources that provide suitable habitat for protected species, City could sell habitat credits to developers requiring mitigation land
28 Mitigation Land Banking Developers would pay City for land value and fund endowments for short term enhancement and long term stewardship Selling mitigation credits should result in a net increase in habitat protection (i.e., new land acquired or increased protection status of existing City owned land)
29 Mitigation Banking Opportunity Types Satisfying City s own mitigation requirements Generating program revenue by selling mitigation credits to private developers
30 Key Agencies for Approval U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service California Department of Fish and Game Army Corps of Engineers
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32 Renewable Energy Development Models Offset City s municipal costs for electricity Generate lease or royalty income from third party developers
33 Purpose of Renewable Energy Opportunities Assessment Evaluate revenue generation / cost saving potentials Identify renewable energy technologies suitable for open space areas Define potential site requirements for preferred facility types
34 Suitable Renewable Energy Technologies Solar: Small scale photovoltaic (PV) power plants Solar Thermal: Small scale sterling engine power plants Fuel cells (natural gas or methane) possibly appropriate
35 Renewable Energy Technologies not Suitable for Chino Hills Parabolic trough and power tower solar plants excessive land requirements/impacts Wind turbines ridgeline and sensitive species impacts Geothermal, tidal and hydropower energy Chino Hills lacks these natural resources Landfill gas, municipal waste and biomethane energy unacceptable air quality impacts
36 Summary of Renewable Energy Development Criteria Land requirement acres, depending on type Coordination with Open Space Management Plan Interconnection to higher voltage transmission lines and substations Site characteristics prioritize sites that are already disturbed Permitting and compliance federal, state and local
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38 Existing Ag Uses in Chino Valley
39 Existing Ag Uses in Chino Hills
40 Potential Ag Uses in Chino Hills
41 Potential Ag Uses in Chino Hills
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43 Hillside Development Review Goals Evaluate lands likely to experience pressures for hillside development Consider more detailed and/or performance based criteria for clustering and limited development techniques to protect scenic and natural resources
44 Hillside Development Issues Issue #1: The Rezoning of Residential Agriculture Parcels Issue #2: What is to become of the Tres Hermanos property? Issue #3: Future of parcels zoned Rural Residential Issue #4: Site and Management Planning for Open Space Preservation through Cluster Development
45 R A & R R Zoning and Open Space
46 Zoning Map
47 Slopes and Ridgelines
48 Topography and Ridgelines
49 Next Steps TAG Meeting #1 September 6 (today) Community Meeting September 6 (today) TAG Meeting #2 September 20 (tentative) Commission Meetings October/November Screencheck Draft Plan October/November Public Hearing Draft Plan December/January Public Hearings January/February
50 Next Steps FOR MORE INFORMATION: CITY STAFF Kathy Gotch (909) CONSULTANT TEAM Keith Gurnee (707) Melissa Armit (909)
51 Exercise: Issue Identification and Priority Setting Stations by Topic: Recreation/Trails Hillside Issues Agricultural Opportunities Habitat/Biology Conservation Banking Alternative Energy Other Issues/Topics/Ideas Priority Setting: Green Tape Dots Red Tape Dots
52 September 6, 2012
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