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Maps
All maps are bound separately in the Draft NCCP/MSAA/HCP and Programmatic Joint EIR/EIS Map Book. Included are maps associated with every aspect of the Plan.
 Figure 1-M: Five-County NCCP Study Area
Figure 2-M: Orange County NCCP Subregions & Matrix Area
Figure 3-M: Southern NCCP/MSAA/HCP Study Area
Figure 4-M: Southern NCCP/MSAA/HCP General Vegetation Map
Figure 5-M: City and County Jurisdictions in Southern NCCP/MSAA/HCP Study Area
Figure 6-M: Protected and Designated General Plan Open Space Assembled Prior to Completion of the NCCPIMSAA/HCP - 1948 through 2003
Figure 7-M: Southern NCCP/MSAA/HCP, SAMP, GPA/ZC Boundaries
Figure 8-M: In Effect and Proposed Critical Habitat Areas
Figure 13-M: Native Grassland Distribution Map
Figure 15-M: Riparian Distribution Map
Figure 16-M: Wetlands and Other Wildland Habitats
Figure 18-M: Surficial Geology Map: San Juan Creek and San Mateo Creek Watersheds
Figure 19-M: Terrains Map: San Juan Creek and San Mateo Creek Watersheds
Figure 20-M: Fire History Map
Figure 21-M: Distribution of Hydrologic Soil Groups for San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 22-M: Distribution of Hydrologic Soil Groups for San Mateo Watershed
Figure 24-M: Watershed/Sub-Basins and Subareas Map
Figure 41-M: Wildlife Corridors and Habitat Linkages
Figure 42-M: Restoration Map for Planning Area
Figure 46-M: Watershed/Sub-basin Sediment Sources and Transport
Figure 47-M: Watershed/Sub-basin Geomorphology Terrains
Figure 113-M: Open Space Commitments Preceding the 1993 Planning Agreement for the Southern Subregion NCCP/MSAA/HCP
Figure 114-M: Pre-NCCP/MSAA/HCP Open Space Protected as Part of Section 4(d) Permits, Section 7 Consultations, and Other Actions Post-1993
Figure 115-M: Habitat Linkages and Wildlife Corridors in Protected and Designated General Plan Pre¬-NCCP/MSAA/HCP Open Space
Figure 116-M: Listed Species in Protected and Designated General Plan Pre-NCCP/MSAA/HCP Open Space
Figure 117-M: Relation of Southern Subregion to the CNF and San Mateo Wilderness Area
Figure 118-M: Coordinated Planning Process Elements
Figure 119-M: Proposed Revisions to the Master Plan of Arterial Highways
Figure 120-M: Alternative A-1
Figure 121-M: Alternative A-5
Figure 122-M: Alternative B-1
Figure 123-M: Alternative B-2
Figure 124-M: Alternative B-3
Figure 125-M: Alternative B-4
Figure 126-M: Alternative B-5
Figure 127-M: Alternative B-6
Figure 128-M: Alternative B-7
Figure 129-M: Alternative B-8
Figure 130-M: Alternative B-9
Figure 131-M: Alternative B-1OM
Figure 132-M: Alternative B-11
Figure 133-M: Alternative B-12
Figure 134-M: Alternative B-12 Planning Areas 4 through 8 Impact Analysis Areas
Figure 135-M: Initial Phase Habitat Reserve Management Program - Adaptive Management Program and Ongoing Management Program Boundaries
Figure 136-M: B-12 Alternative Habitat Reserve Management Program/Adaptive Management Program Boundaries
Figure 137-M: Adaptive Management Flowchart
Figure 138-M: Coastal Sage Scrub Stressor Model
Figure 139-M: Chaparral General Stressor Model
Figure 140-M: Native Grassland General Stressor Model
Figure 141-M: Riparian/ Wetland General Stressor Model
Figure 142-M: Oak Woodland General Stressor Model
Figure 143-M: Coastal Sage Scrub Focal Species Stressor Model
Figure 144-M: Chaparral Focal Species Stressor Model
Figure 145-M: Native Grassland Focal Species Stressor Model
Figure 146-M: Riparian/ Wetlands Focal Species Stressor Model
Figure 147-M: Oak Woodland Focal Species Stressor Model
Figure 148-M: Vernal Pools, Riverside Fairy Shrimp and San Diego Fairy Shrimp
Figure 149-M: Thread-leaved Brodiaea
Figure 150-M: Chaparral Beargrass and Coulter's Saltbush
Figure 151-M: Many-stemmed Dudleya and Southern Tarplant
Figure 152-M: Conceptual Grading Cross Section on Chiquadora Ridge in Relation to Groundwater Movement
Figure 153-M: Alternative B-8 with Proposed Circulation System
Figure 154-M: Alternative B-I OM with Proposed Circulation System
Figure 155-M: Alternative B-12 with Proposed Circulation System
Figure 156-M: Alternative B-8 Habitat Blocks with Habitat Linkages & Wildlife Corridors
Figure 157-M: Alternative B-1OM with Planning Reserve Designations
Figure 158-M: Alternative B-1OM Habitat Blocks with Habitat Linkages & Wildlife Corridors
Figure 159-M: Alternative B-12 Habitat Blocks with Habitat Linkages & Wildlife Corridors
Figure 160-M: SMWD Covered Activities Area in Relation to B-12 Alternative
Figure 161-M: SOCTIIP Route Alternatives
Figure 161a-M: Proposed Habitat Reserve with FTCS Board Selected Alignment
Figure 162-M: Non-Managed Pre-existing Protected and Designated General Plan Open Space by Subarea Plan Areas
Figure 163-M: Prima Deshecha Landfill GDP Covered Activities
Figure 164-M: Prima Deshecha Landfill GDP Impacts to Covered Species and Vegetation Communities
Figure 165-M: Avenida La Pata Improvement Project Potential Impact Areas
Figure 166-M: Rancho Mission Viejo Covered Activities and Open Space Areas
Figure 167-M: Proposed Habitat Reserve
Figure 168-M: Habitat Reserve Ownership
Figure 169-M: Habitat Reserve with Major Landscape Features
Figure 170-M: Habitat Reserve Vegetation Communities
Figure 171-M: Habitat Reserve with California Gnatcatcher Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 172-M: Habitat Reserve with Least Bell's Vireo and Southwestern Willow Flycatcher Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 173-M: Habitat Reserve with Arroyo Toad, Riverside and San Diego Fairy Shrimp, and Thread-leaved Brodiaea Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 174-M: Habitat Reserve with Grasshopper Sparrow and Tricolored Blackbird Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 175-M: Habitat Reserve with Yellow-breasted Chat and Yellow Warbler Important
Figure 176-M: Habitat Reserve with Western Spade foot and Southwestern Pond Turtle Important Populations
Figure 177-M: Habitat Reserve with Orange-throated Whiptail and San Diego Homed Lizard Important Populations/Key Locations
Figure 178-M: Habitat Reserve with Chaparral Beargrass and Coulter's Saltbush Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 179-M: Habitat Reserve with Many-stemmed Dudleya Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 180-M: Habitat Reserve with Southern Tarplant Major/Important Populations in Key Locations
Figure 181-M: Pre-Existing Open Space Committed to Habitat Reserve
Figure 182-M: Phased Dedication of RMV Open Space
Figure 183-M: Permitted Use Areas within Habitat Reserve
Figure 184-M: Existing Protected and Designated General Plan Supplemental Open Space in Southern Subregion
Figure 185-M: Rancho Mission Viejo Existing and Proposed Agricultural Uses
Figure 186-M: Recreation Lands with Existing and Proposed Trails and Bikeways
Figure 192-M: Cross-section of Typical Fuel Management Zone
Figure 193-M: Habitat Reserve Refined Habitat Blocks with Habitat Linkages and Wildlife Corridors
Figure 194-M: Habitat Reserve with Grassland and Barley Fields
Figure 195-M: Habitat Reserve with Coastal Cactus Wren
Figure 196-M: Habitat Reserve with Cooper's Hawk Historic Nest Sites
Figure 197-M: Habitat Reserve with Long-eared Owl Historic Nest Sites
Figure 198-M: Habitat Reserve with Tricolored Blackbird Recent Nesting Colonies and Potential foraging Zones
Figure 199-M: Habitat Reserve with White-tailed Kite Historic Nest Sites and Potential Foraging Zones
Figure 200-M: Potential Arroyo Toad Habitat within 80-foot Contour Zone on Rancho Mission Viejo Segment of San Juan Creek
Figure 201-M: Arroyo toad Use Areas within the Rancho Mission Viejo Segment of San Juan Creek
Figure 202-M: Habitat Reserve with California Glossy Snake, Coast Patch-nosed Snake, Northern Red-diamond Rattlesnake and Red Coachwhip
Figure 203-M: Habitat Reserve with Coast Live Oak Vegetation Communities
Figure 204-M: Habitat Reserve with Scrub Oak Vegetation Communities
Figure 205-M: Many-stemmed Dudleya, Thread-leaved Brodiaea and Riparian/Wetland Avoidance in Planning Area 6 and 7 Potential Orchards
Figure 206-M: Habitat Reserves with Native Grasslands
Figure 207-M: Regional Statistical Areas
Figure 208-M: Orange County General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 209-M: Dana Point General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 210-M: Mission Viejo General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 211-M: Rancho Santa Margarita General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 212-M: San Clemente General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 213-M: San Juan Capistrano General Plan Land Use Designation
Figure 214-M: RMV Planning Area Traffic Study
Figure 215-M: RMV Planning Area Daily Traffic Volumes
Figure 216-M: Interim Committed Circulation System Improvements
Figure 217-M: MPAH Buildout Circulation System Improvements
Figure 218-M: RMV Planning Area Existing Pasture Conditions
Figure 219-M: Important Farmlands in the NCCP/MSAA!HCP Study Area
Figure 220-M: RMV Planning Area Agricultural Preserves
Figure 221-M: RMV Planning Area Important Farmlands in Agricultural Preserves
Figure 222-M: Noise Levels
Figure 223-M: CNEL Noise Levels
Figure 224-M: Noise Measurement Sites
Figure 225-M: Landscape Zone and Ridgeline Analysis
Figure 226-M: Seismic Hazards Zone Map
Figure 227-M: Construction Noise
Figure 228-M: Alternative B-10 Modified Viewshed Analysis Key Map
Figure 229-M: Viewshed Analysis La, lb
Figure 230-M: Viewshed Analysis View 2
Figure 231-M: Viewshed Analysis View 3
Figure 232-M: Viewshed Analysis View 4
Figure 233-M: Viewshed Analysis View 5
Figure 234-M: Viewshed Analysis View 6
Figure 235-M: Viewshed Analysis View 7
Figure 236-M: Viewshed Analysis View 8
Figure 237-M: Viewshed Analysis View 9
Figure 238-M: Viewshed Analysis View 10
Figure 239-M: Viewshed Analysis View 11
Figure 240-M: Viewshed Analysis View 12
Figure 241-M: Ridgeline Impacts
Figure 242-M: Future Potential Participants/Development Areas Within NCCP/MSAA/HCP Study Area
Figure 243-M: Cumulative Projects
Figure 244-M: Alternative B-10 Modified Buildout Trip Distribution
Figure 245-M: Alternative B-l0 Modified On-Site Circulation System
Figure 246-M: Alternative B-10 ADT Volumes
Figure 247-M: Alternative B-10 ADT Volumes with Avenida La Pata
Figure 248-M: Alternative B-10 ADT Volumes with Avenida La Pata and SR-241 Extension
Figure 249-M: Alternative B-10 ADT Intersection Location Map without SR-241 Extension
Figure 250-M: Alternative B-10 ADT Intersection Location Map with SR-241 Extension
Figure 251-M: 2025 Long-Range Circulation System Improvement Program without SR-241 Extension
Figure 252-M: 2025 Long-Range Circulation System improvement Program with SR-241 Extension
Figure 253-M: 2025 Alternative B-10 Mitigation ADT without SR-241 Extension
Figure 254-M: 2025 Alternative B-10 Mitigation ADT with SR-241 Extension
Figure 255-M: Subarea 3 Coto de Caza Undeveloped or Partially Developed Parcels
Reference Maps
Figure 9-R: Southern NCCP/MSAA/HCP Subareas
Figure 10-R: Coastal Sage Scrub Distribution Map
Figure 11-R: Chaparral Distribution Map
Figure 12-R: Grassland Distribution Map
Figure 14-R: Woodlands & Forest Distribution Map
Figure 17-R: Non-Natural Land Covers
Figure 23-R: Two-Year Event hydrograph for San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 25-R: Coastal Sage Scrub Wildlife Planning Species — San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 26-R: Riparian/Aquatic Wildlife Planning Species — San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 27-R: Historic Raptor Nests San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 28-R: Grassland Wildlife Planning Species — San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 29-R: Plant Planning Species — San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 30-R: Non-Planning Sensitive Species - San Juan Creek Watershed
Figure 31-R: Foothill-Trabuco Specific Plan Vegetation, Planning Species and Non-Planning Sensitive Species
Figure 32-R: Arroyo Trabuco Vegetation, Planning Species and Non-Planning Sensitive Species
Figure 33-R: San Juan Capistrano Vegetation, Planning Species and Non-Planning Sensitive Species
Figure 34-R: Coastal Sage Scrub Wildlife Planning Species San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 35-R: RiparianlAquatic Wildlife Planning Species — San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 36-R: Historic Raptor Nests San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 37-R: Grassland Wildlife Planning Species — San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 38-R: Plant Planning Species -~ San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 39-R: Non-Planning Sensitive Species - San Mateo Creek Watershed
Figure 40-R: San Clemente HA Vegetation, Planning Species and Non-Planning Sensitive Species
Figure 43-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Areas with Low Density of Channels
Figure 44-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Infiltration & Runoff
Figure 45-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Timing of Peak Flows
Figure 48-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Groundwater Dependent Riparian Area
Figure 49-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Geomorphic Terrains
Figure 50-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Bedrock Derived Baseflow
Figure 51-R: Watershed/Sub-basin Potential Sources of Nutrients and Turbidity
Figure 52-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins
Figure 53-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 54-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 55-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 56-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Landscape Scale Terrains
Figure 57-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Infiltration and Runoff
Figure 58-R: Chiquita and Narrow Sub-Basins Opportunities for Restoration/Stabilization and Natural Treatment Systems
Figure 59-R: Lower Chiquita 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 60-R: Upper Chiquita 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 61-R: Gobemadora Sub-Basin
Figure 62-R: Gobemadora Sub-Basin Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 63-R: Gobernadora Sub-Basin Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 64-R: Gobernadora Sub-Basin Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 65-R: Gobeniadora Sub-Basin Infiltration and Runoff
Figure 66-R: Gobemadora Sub-Basin Opportunities for Restoration/Stabilization and Natural Treatment Systems
Figure 67-R: Gobernadora Sub-Basin Geomorphic/Hydrologic Features
Figure 68-R: Lower Gobernadora 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 69-R: Upper Gobernadora 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 70-R: Wagon Wheel Sub-Basin
Figure 71-R: Wagon Wheel Sub-Basin Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 72-R: Wagon Wheel Sub-Basin Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 73-R: Wagon Wheel Sub-Basin Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 74-R: Trampas and Central San Juan Sub-Basins
Figure 75-R: Trampas and Central San Juan Sub-Basins Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 76-R: Trampas and Central San Juan Sub-Basins Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 77-R: Trampas and Central San Juan Sub-Basins Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 78-R: Trampas and Central San Juan Sub-Basins Geomorphic/Hydrologic Features
Figure 79-R: Central San Juan (West) 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 80-R: Central San Juan (East) 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 81-R: Trampas 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 82-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin
Figure 83-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 84-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 85-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 86-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin Sediment Yield
Figure 87-R: Verdugo Sub-Basin Geomorphic/Hydrologic Features
Figure 88-R: Verdugo 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 89-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin
Figure 90-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 91-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 92-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 93-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Landscape Scale Terrains
Figure 94-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Sediment Yield
Figure 95-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Geomorphic/Hydrologic Features
Figure 96-R: Cristianitos Sub-Basin Opportunities for Restoration/Stabilization
Figure 97-R: Upper Cristianitos 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 98-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins
Figure 99-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 100-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 101-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 102-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins Sediment Yield
Figure 103-R: Gabino and Blind Sub-Basins Opportunities for Restoration/Stabilization and Natural Treatment Systems
Figure 104-R: Gabino, Talega & Lower Cristianitos 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 105-R: La Paz Sub-Basin
Figure 106-R: La Paz Sub-Basin Water Quality Integrity Ranking
Figure 107-R: La Paz Sub-Basin Hydrology Integrity Ranking
Figure 108-R: La Paz Sub-Basin Habitat Integrity Ranking
Figure 109-R: La Paz 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 110-R: Talega Sub-Basin
Figure 111-R: Talega Sub-Basin Geomorphic/Hydrologic Features
Figure 112-R: Talega 1938 and 2001 Aerials
Figure 187-R: Alternative B-12 Proposed Circulation Network
Figure 188-R: Alternative B-12 Proposed Water and Sewer Infrastructure FaciIities
Figure 189-R: Existing and Alternative B-12 Proposed Bikeways, Riding and Hiking and Community Trails
Figure 190-R: Alternative B-12 Proposed Drainage and Water Quality Facilities
Figure 191-R: Existing RMV Infrastructure Facilities
Figure 256-R: Southern California Edison Facilities within Habitat Reserve
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