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Conservation and Open Space Element Appendices County of San Luis Obispo General Plan Conservation and Open Space Element Appendices May 2010 San Luis Obispo County Department of Planning and Building ® County of San Luis Obispo General Plan Conservation and Open Space Element Appendices Adopted by the San Luis Obispo County Board of Supervisors May 11, 2010 - Resolution 2010-151 San Luis Obispo County Department of Planning and Building ® ® TOC TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix 1. Air Quality Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A1.1 Local Setting ....................................................................... A1.1 Regulatory Framework ....................................................... A1.9 Climate Change ................................................................ A1.20 References ....................................................................... A1.30 Appendix 2. Community-Wide and County Government Operations 2006 Baseline Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory Executive Summary ............................................................ A2.1 Community-Wide GHG Inventory Results ........................... A2.2 County government operations GHG Inventory Results ..... A2.2 Data limitations ................................................................... A2.3 Forecast and Next Steps .................................................... A2.4 1. Introduction ................................................................... A2.6 2. Community and County Government Operations Inventory Methodology ............................................................... A2.15 3. Community GHG Inventory Results ............................ A2.24 4. County Government Operations GHG Emissions Inventory Results ........................................................................ A2.39 5. Forecast ...................................................................... A2.47 6. Conclusion and Next Steps ......................................... A2.49 i TOC TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix 3. Biological Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A3.1 Regulatory Framework ...................................................... A3.37 References ........................................................................ A3.45 Appendix 4. Cultural Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A4.1 Setting ................................................................................. A4.2 Regulatory Framework ...................................................... A4.10 References ........................................................................ A4.19 Appendix 5. Energy Introduction ......................................................................... A5.1 Purpose and Benefits .......................................................... A5.2 Relationship of the Energy Chapter to Other General Plan Elements ............................................................................. A5.3 Existing Conditions and Challenges .................................... A5.3 Regulatory Framework ........................................................ A5.5 Climate Change .................................................................. A5.8 Green Building .................................................................... A5.8 Major Issues ...................................................................... A5.12 Regulatory Framework ...................................................... A5.16 Appendix 6. Mineral Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A6.1 Historical Perspective .......................................................... A6.1 Economic Contributions ...................................................... A6.2 Employment in San Luis Obispo County’s Mining Industry by Year .................................................................................... A6.2 Land Use ............................................................................. A6.3 Regulatory Structure ........................................................... A6.4 ii TABLE OF CONTENTS TOC Appendix 7. Open Space Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A7.1 What Are Open Space Lands? ........................................... A7.2 Environmental Features ...................................................... A7.4 Open Space Issues ............................................................ A7.8 Why Protect Open Space? ............................................... A7.10 References ....................................................................... A7.12 Appendix 8. Soil Resources Appendix 9. Visual Resources Introduction ......................................................................... A9.1 Types of Visual Resources ................................................. A9.2 Assessing Visual Resources............................................... A9.3 Appendix 10. Water Resources Introduction ....................................................................... A10.1 Setting .............................................................................. A10.1 Regulatory Framework ..................................................... A10.1 Existing Conditions ........................................................... A10.5 References ..................................................................... A10.28 iii TOC TABLE OF CONTENTS LIST OF TABLES Table A1-1 2007 Particulate Matter Sources – PM, PM10 and PM2.5 .................................................... A1.9 Table A3-2 Natural Communities/Habitat Types and Potential/Known Occurrences within San Luis Obispo County Planning Areas ..................... A3.8 Table A3-2 Sensitive Plant Species Potential/Known Occurrences within San Luis Obispo County .................................................................... A3.19 Table A3-3 Sensitive Animal Species Potential/Known Occurrences within San Luis Obispo County .................................................................... A3.32 Table A4-1 Sites Listed in the National Register of Historic Places ......................................................... A4.11 Table A4-2 California State Landmarks ......................... A4.13 Table A5-3 Decommissioned oil facilities ...................... A5.47 Table A8-1 Important Agricultural Soils of San Luis Obispo County .......................................................... A8.1 Table A10-1 Quality of Water Resources ........................ A10.7 Table A10-2 Water Supply vs. Demand by Water Planning Area .......................................................... A10.12 LIST OF FIGURES Figure A1-1 Emission Inventory Trends and Projections 1990- 2020 .............................................................. A1.4 Figure A1-2 2007 Ozone Precursors in San Luis Obispo County .......................................................... A1.6 Figure A1-3 2007 Carbon monoxide Emissions Sources .. A1.6 Figure A1-4 2007 Nitrogen oxide Emissions Sources ....... A1.7 Figure A3-1 The Connectivity Between Members of the Ecosystem Can Be Seen in the Food Web. .. A3.3 Figure A5-1 Electricity Consumption ................................. A5.4 Figure A5-2 Gasoline Per Capita Use ............................. A5.20 iv AIR QUALITY RESOURCES APPENDIX 1 Introduction The primary factorsRESIOURCES affecting air quality in San Luis Obispo County are: (1) the prevailing climatic conditions; (2) the type, quantity, and location of pollutant emissions; and, (3) the pollution control techniquesAPPENDIX employed by regulatory agencies and project applicants to avoid or reduce pollutant emissions. This appendix to the San Luis Obispo Conservation and Open Space Element provides background information to support the policies and implementation strategies included in the Air Quality chapter. Local Setting1 San Luis Obispo County covers an area of about 3,300 square miles along the coast of central California. For geography, climate and meteorology the county can be divided into three general regions: 1) coastal plateau, 2) upper Salinas River valley, and 3) east county plain. The coastal plateau is immediately inland from the Pacific Ocean and is typically five to ten miles wide. It ranges in elevation from sea level to about 500 feet above sea level, and is bounded on the northeast by the Santa Lucia Mountain Range. The Santa Lucia Range rises to roughly 3,000 feet elevation and runs parallel to the coast almost the entire length of the county. The upper Salinas River valley lies inland from the Santa Lucia Range in the northern portion of the county. The east county plain lies further inland along the eastern flank of the county, and includes about one third of the county‟s area. About 75 percent of the County‟s population and a corresponding portion of the commercial and industrial facilities are located within the Coastal Plateau. Because of higher population density and closer spacing of urban areas, emissions of air pollutants per unit area are generally higher in this region than in other regions of the county. The Upper Salinas River Valley, located in the northern one-third of the county, houses roughly 25 percent of the county‟s population. Historically, this region has experienced the highest ozone and particulate levels in the county. Transport of ozone precursors from the Coastal Plateau and from the San Joaquin Valley may contribute to this condition. The East County
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